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Balrog borrows the body of 1987's Big Boa and comes with a pair of red boxing gloves to slip on.
Street Fighter (1993-1994)
Hasbro's first Street Fighter toys came out in 1993 as part of G.I. Joe: twelve Street Fighter II figures with new heads on Joe bodies, plus Joe vehicles in new colours, each with a Championship Edition fighter. When the 1994 film arrived, Hasbro made a movie line and a whole run of Guiles for Jean-Claude Van Damme. For Capcom's other hero, see Mega Man.
Complete checklist of 43 Street Fighter figures across 10 series by Hasbro, 1993-1994. Updated 22 October 2026.
Street Fighter II: Figures
Street Fighter II: Playsets
Street Fighter II: Vehicles
Street Fighter: The Movie: Figures
Street Fighter: The Movie: Guile Figures
Street Fighter: The Movie: Playsets
Street Fighter: The Movie: Two-Pack
Street Fighter: The Movie: Vehicles
Street Fighter II: 12 Inch
Street Fighter: The Movie: 12 Inch
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Street Fighter II: Figures
The twelve 1993 Street Fighter II figures, sold under the G.I. Joe name: Ryu, Ken, Guile, Chun Li, Blanka, M. Bison, Edmond Honda, Dhalsim, Zangief, Vega, Balrog and Sagat. Most are new heads on old Joe bodies, and many have a spring-loaded move like Ryu's Dragon Punch.
Blanka
Blanka is a new head on the body of the Dreadnok Road Pig, armed with a spring-loaded missile launcher that really fires.
2 Variants
Chun Li
Chun Li shares her body with the 1993 Scarlett, and her right leg springs forward in a Whirlwind Kick.
2 Variants
Dhalsim
Dhalsim is an all-new sculpt rather than borrowed G.I. Joe parts, and his right arm springs forward in a Fire Fist punch.
Edmond Honda
Squeeze Honda's legs together and his head and hands come down in a headbutt. He's an all-new sculpt with a cloth mawashi.
Guile
Guile is built from three G.I. Joes, with Road Pig's chest, Dusty's arms and Roadblock's legs under a brand new head.
Ken Masters
Ken is a new head on the 1992 Ninja Force Storm Shadow body, and his arms snap round in a Double Fireball Fists punch.
M. Bison
Bison wears Hardball's chest and arms with Destro's legs, and some came with silver shoulder pads glued on.
2 Variants
Ryu
Ryu's spring-loaded right arm swings up in a Dragon Punch, with a new head on the body of the 1992 G.I. Joe Slice.
Sagat
Sagat is an all-new sculpt with a spring-loaded Thai Chop for taking on Ryu again.
Vega
Vega's upper body twists back and springs forward in a Matador Mash, on the body of the 1993 G.I. Joe Banzai.
Zangief
Zangief pairs a new head with Gnawgahyde's chest and arms and the legs of a Cobra B.A.T. robot.
Street Fighter II: Playsets
The Dragon Fortress is a Street Fighter II training centre built from the G.I. Joe Cobra Toxo-Lab, with a bungee jump, a trampoline launcher and Championship Edition Ryu and Ken.
Dragon Fortress (with Championship Edition Ryu & Ken Masters)
A training centre built from the Cobra Toxo-Lab, with a bungee jump and a trampoline launcher, plus Championship Edition Ryu and Ken.
Street Fighter II: Vehicles
Guile's Sonic Boom Tank, the Beast Blaster and M. Bison's Crimson Cruiser were old G.I. Joe vehicles in new colours, each with a Championship Edition figure inside. Compare them with the carded figures.
Beast Blaster (with Championship Edition Blanka & Chun Li)
The Dreadnok Thunder Machine in new colours, with Championship Edition Blanka and Chun Li along for the ride.
Crimson Cruiser (with Championship Edition M. Bison)
M. Bison's car is the 1991 G.I. Joe Badger recast, sold with a Championship Edition Bison.
Sonic Boom Tank (with Championship Edition Guile)
A recoloured 1991 Cobra Paralyzer tank, driven by a Championship Edition Guile in new colours.
Street Fighter: The Movie: Figures
Hasbro's 1994 Street Fighter movie figures, from Raul Julia's General M. Bison to Viktor Sagat and Chun Li Xiang. They reuse the 1993 moulds with new heads, so compare them with the Street Fighter II figures.
Balrog
The film's Balrog is a boxer on Chun-Li's crew, out to settle a score with Bison.
Blanka
The film's Blanka is Guile's friend Charlie, turned into a green monster in Bison's lab.
Chun Li Xiang
Chun-Li goes after Bison in the film, the man who killed her father years before.
Dhalsim
In the film Dhalsim is no yoga master but a scientist working in Bison's lab.
Edmond Honda
Honda joins Chun-Li's crew in the film and ends up wrestling Zangief in the final battle.
General M. Bison
Raul Julia's General Bison from the 1994 film, the dictator holding aid workers to ransom.
Ken Masters
In the film Ken and Ryu try to sell Sagat fake weapons before Guile pulls them into the hunt for Bison.
Vega
Sagat's cage fighter in the film, Vega ends up facing Ryu and Ken in the final battle.
Viktor Sagat
In the film, Viktor Sagat is Bison's ally and ends up fighting Ryu and Ken alongside Vega.
Zangief
Bison's bodyguard in the film, Zangief changes sides once he works out his boss is the real villain.
Street Fighter: The Movie: Guile Figures
Six Guiles from the 1994 movie line, each in a different kit: Paratrooper, Nightfighter, Navy S.E.A.L., Sonic Boom, Arctic Assault and Rock Trooper. All are Jean-Claude Van Damme's Colonel Guile.
Arctic Assault Guile
Navy S.E.A.L. Guile
Nightfighter Guile
Paratrooper Guile
Rock Trooper Guile
Sonic Boom Guile
Street Fighter: The Movie: Playsets
Shadowloo Headquarters, General M. Bison's base from the 1994 film, sold with its own Bison figure.
Shadowloo Headquarters (with General M. Bison)
A giant Shadowloo base from the film line, sold with its own General M. Bison figure.
Street Fighter: The Movie: Two-Pack
The movie two-pack puts the film's hero and villain, Colonel Guile and General M. Bison, in one box.
Colonel Guile vs. General M. Bison
Street Fighter: The Movie: Vehicles
Street Fighter movie vehicles: the Karate Chopper, the Street Striker, the Heli-Fighter with Colonel Guile and the Devastator with Viktor Sagat.
Devastator (with Viktor Sagat)
Heli-Fighter (with Colonel Guile)
Karate Chopper
Street Striker
Street Fighter II: 12 Inch
12-inch Street Fighter II figures of Guile, Ryu, Blanka and M. Bison, made on Hasbro's G.I. Joe Hall of Fame body and much closer to the game designs than the small figures.
Blanka
Guile
M. Bison
Ryu
Street Fighter: The Movie: 12 Inch
The 12-inch Colonel Guile from the movie line, Jean-Claude Van Damme's character from the 1994 film. For the game versions, see the Street Fighter II 12-inch figures.
Colonel Guile
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Street Fighter FAQs
- How many Street Fighter figures are there?
- Grayl's checklist has 43 Street Fighter figures across 10 series, released between 1993 and 1994.
- What year did Street Fighter come out?
- The first Street Fighter toys came out in 1993 with Street Fighter II: Figures, and the line ran until 1994.
- Who made Street Fighter toys?
- Street Fighter toys were made by Hasbro.
- What Street Fighter series are there?
- Street Fighter II: Figures (1993), Street Fighter II: Playsets (1993), Street Fighter II: Vehicles (1993), The Movie: Figures (1994), The Movie: Guile Figures (1994), The Movie: Playsets (1994), The Movie: Two-Pack (1994), The Movie: Vehicles (1994), Street Fighter II: 12 Inch, The Movie: 12 Inch.
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