Other Characters
- Fei-Long (v.b. Paul Dobson) - A martial arts movie actor.
- Dhalsim (v.b. Gary Chalk) - He is depicted as a former scientist who retreated to the Himalayan mountains to shun technology.
- Rose (v.b. Teryl Rothery) - Like the other Alpha characters, she has a non-speaking cameo appearance in "The Medium is the Message", but plays a major role in "The Flame and The Rose" as a psychic who enlist the help of Ken and Blanka to battle against Bison
- Sakura (v.b. Saffron Henderson) - She appears in "Second to None" as a young Japanese girl who got into martial arts after witnessing Ryu's fight with Sagat.
- Guy (v.b. Jim Byrnes) - Guy makes a non-speaking cameo appearance as Blanka's opponent in "The Medium is the Message", but plays a major role in "Final Fight", where he and Cody are assisted by Ryu and Ken to fight against the Mad Gear gang in order to rescue Haggar's daughter Jessica.
- Cody Travers (v.b. Michael Dobson) - He makes a cameo appearance as part of the cheering crowd (along with his girlfriend Jessica) in "The Medium is the Message" and later appears in the episode "Final Fight" as a short-tempered fighter who seeks to save Jessica from Mad Gear. Since the series predates the production of Street Fighter Alpha 3, Cody is depicted in his original outfit from Final Fight.
- Rolento (v.b. Scott McNeil) - One of the leaders of the Mad Gear gang. Appears in the episode "Final Fight".
- Andore - Appears briefly in the episode "Final Fight" as one of Mad Gear's henchmen.
- Sodom - He makes a few appearances from within the series, first being shown as an unknown fighter in "The Medium is the Message", being one of Bison's minions in "Cammy and the Bachelor", and later appearing briefly in the episode "Final Fight" as one of Mad Gear's henchmen.
- Mike Haggar (v.b. David Kaye) - Along with Cody and Jessica, Haggar also makes a cameo appearance as part of the cheering crowd in "The Medium is the Message" and later appears in the episode "Final Fight". Unlike his video game counterpart, he is unable to act against the Mad Gear gang due to them holding his daughter hostage.
- Adon - Appears briefly in "The Medium is the Message" and has a non-speaking role as an unnamed street fighter.
- Birdie - He first appears as an unknown fighter in "The Medium is the Message" and later appears in "Cammy and the Bachelor" as a minion for Bison and Shadaloo.
- Gouken - Ryu and Ken's master. Appears in "The World's Greatest Warror", depicted as he appears in the Street Fighter II manga.
- Akuma (v.b. Dale Wilson in "Strange Bedfellows" and David Kaye in "The World's Greatest Warrior") - The evil brother of Gouken. He forces Bison and Guile to fight against him in "Strange Bedfellows" and later fights against Ryu and Ken in "The World's Greatest Warrior".
- Satin Hammer - An intelligent women with a dying body (hence her cyborg life suit), she is unique to the series and leads a group of cyborg men who are bent on getting revenge on the U.S. government.
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