Street Fighter: Warrior Episodes

Episode 1: Ms. Brutality (Chun-Li)

Hong Kong

"Welcome back to the 19th annual Hong Kong Princess beauty pageant," the host announces. "We're just down to 12 stunning contestants, each chosen through an online poll by you, the viewers. Only one of these beauties will walk away with the title Hong Kong Princess, a full scholarship to the school of her choice, and a brand-new 2015 Lilia Turbo Cabriolet filled with... one million dollars"

"Hold on, buddy. I haven't cast my vote yet."

The host saw a ship crashing into the pageant.

"The most alluring damsel in Hong Kong, is sweet lady Mad Gear! Move aside, pipsqueak! That's right, folks! Won Won here to give ya the firsthand scoop: The Mad Gear gang is back with a new international flavor. We run the streets of Hong Kong so it's time for ya to step in line and bow down! And remember to add #MADGEARHKRULES when you tweet about seeing this special appearance."

"That's it?" asked the host. "You crashed the pageant just to plug your hashtag?"

"Sure," Won Won replied. Rulin' through fear is all about social media these days. Oh, and we're taking your car full of money."

"What?"

"I'm sorry, gentlemen, I can't let you do that." That was Chun-Li of Interpol. "On behalf of the women of the Honk Kong Princess beauty pageant, I kindly ask that you put the car and money back. Please."

"Sorry, little lady, but that's Mad Gear's property now."

"I see. Then on behalf of the international criminal police organization, you're under arrest!" Chun-Li shows her badge.

"A cop? Who invited you to the party?"

"Well, technically, you did."

Chun-Li fought Won Won in an epic clash. The fight ended when Won Won felt through the floor halfway through the pier.

"Hey, don't let me fall through the pier! I can't swim!"

"But what about the car and the money?" asked the host.

"I wouldn't worry about it," Chun-Li replied with a smile. It looks like these people want it more than Mad Gear does."

A lot of people were clamoring over the car and the cash. So much for the title of Hong Kong Princess.