'''''Street Fighter Alpha 3''''' finished off the prequel sub-series in 1998, introducing a selectable fighting styles called "isms". In addition to Cammy, the ''Alpha 2'' roster were joined by newcomers Karin Kanzuki (Sakura's rival from the manga ''SakuraGanbaru''), Rainbow Mika (a Japanese girl wrestler) and Juni & Juli (M. Bison's female bodyguards), along with Cody from ''Final Fight'' and most of the ''Street Fighter II'' warriors who were absent in previous ''Alpha'' titles (namely Blanka, E. Honda, Balrog and Vega). The console versions (and a later ''Upper'' revision released only in Japanese arcades) brought back Guile and the rest of the "New Challengers" from ''Super Street Fighter II'' (Fei-Long, T. Hawk and Dee-Jay), gathering the entire ''Super Street Fighter II Turbo'' roster. A GameBoyAdvance port was released in 2002, adding Eagle, Maki and Yun (with [[AssistCharacter his brother]] Yang) fresh from their appearance in ''[[VideoGame/CapcomVsSNK2MarkOfTheMillennium Capcom vs. SNK 2]]''. Finally, in 2006, Ingrid from ''CapcomFightingEvolution'' was added in the PSP version.

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'''''Street Fighter Alpha 3''''' finished off the prequel sub-series in 1998, introducing a selectable fighting styles called "isms". In addition to Cammy, the ''Alpha 2'' roster were joined by newcomers Karin Kanzuki (Sakura's rival from the manga ''Sakura Ganbaru!''), Rainbow Mika (a Japanese female wrestler) and Juni & Juli (M. Bison's female bodyguards), along with Cody from ''Final Fight'' and most of the ''Street Fighter II'' warriors who were absent in previous ''Alpha'' titles (namely Blanka, E. Honda, Balrog and Vega). The console versions (and a later ''Upper'' revision released only in Japanese arcades) brought back Guile and the rest of the "New Challengers" from ''Super Street Fighter II'' (Fei Long, T. Hawk and Dee Jay), gathering the entire ''Super Street Fighter II Turbo'' roster. A GameBoyAdvance port was released in 2002, adding Eagle, Maki and Yun (with [[AssistCharacter his brother]] Yang) fresh from their appearance in ''[[VideoGame/CapcomVsSNK2MarkOfTheMillennium Capcom vs. SNK 2]]''. Finally, in 2006, Ingrid from ''CapcomFightingEvolution'' was added in the PSP version.

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'''''Street Fighter Alpha 3''''' finished off the prequel sub-series in 1998, introducing a fighting style system (X-ism, A-ism and V-ism). The ''Alpha 2'' roster were joined by newcomers Karin Kanzuki (Sakura's rival from the manga ''SakuraGanbaru''), Rainbow Mika (a Japanese girl wrestler) and Juni & Juli (M. Bison's female bodyguards), along with Cody from ''Final Fight'' and most of the ''Street Fighter II'' warriors who were absent in previous ''Alpha'' titles (namely Blanka, E. Honda, Balrog and Vega). The console versions (and a later ''Upper'' revision released only in Japanese arcades) brought back Guile and the rest of the "New Challengers" from ''Super Street Fighter II'' (Fei-Long, T. Hawk and Dee-Jay), gathering the entire ''Super Street Fighter II Turbo'' roster. A GameBoyAdvance port was released in 2002, adding Eagle, Maki and Yun (with [[AssistCharacter his brother]] Yang) fresh from their appearance in ''[[VideoGame/CapcomVsSNK2MarkOfTheMillennium Capcom vs. SNK 2]]''. Finally, in 2006, Ingrid from ''CapcomFightingEvolution'' was added in the PSP version.

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In 1996, '''''Street Fighter Alpha 2''''' was released, which expanded upon the previous game, with tighter gameplay, new stages and endings, and five additional characters. Among these new characters were Sakura Kasugano (a young Japanese girl who idolizes Ryu), Rolento from ''Final Fight'', and Gen from the original ''Street Fighter'', as well as returning ''Street Fighter II'' characters Zangief and Dhalsim. The American arcade version added Evil Ryu to the roster, along with extra versions of Zangief and Dhalsim (in addition to Shin Akuma and Classic Chun-Li). ''Alpha 2'' was re-released in Japanese arcades as ''Street Fighter Zero 2 Alpha'', which included all the added characters from the American release, extra versions of all the ''Street Fighter II'' characters (including Classic Chun-Li), as well as new moves for some of the returning characters and minor changes to the fighting system (particularly in the Custom Combo system, which were easier to perform, but now required a larger Super Combo gauge). ''Zero 2 Alpha'' was ported to home consoles as ''Alpha 2 Gold'', which added Cammy to the roster as well (although she was only playable in the Versus and Training modes at first).

In 1998, '''''Street Fighter Alpha 3''''' finished off the prequel sub-series, bringing the story all the way back to ''Street Fighter II'''s doorstep, and introducing some extensive {{retcon}}s to the ''Street Fighter'' story and characters. Incidentally, ''Alpha 3'' contains the largest character roster of the series, having the entire roster from ''Super Turbo'' (with Fei Long, T. Hawk, Dee Jay and Guile only available in the home versions and a later ''Upper'' revision released only in Japanese arcades), four characters from the original ''Final Fight'' (Cody, Guy, Sodom and Rolento), Karin Kanzuki (whose only appearance was on the manga ''Sakura Ganbaru!''), Japanese wrestler Rainbow Mika, and Bison's female bodyguards Juni and Juli, plus every remaining returning character from ''Alpha 2'', making ''Alpha 3'' the game in the series with the largest roster. In 2002, ''Alpha 3'' was ported to the GameBoyAdvance, adding Eagle, Maki and Yun (with [[AssistCharacter his brother]] Yang) fresh from their appearance in ''[[VideoGame/CapcomVsSNK2MarkOfTheMillennium Capcom vs. SNK 2]]''. Finally, in 2006, Ingrid from ''CapcomFightingEvolution'' was added in the PSP version.

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'''''Street Fighter Alpha 2''''' was released less than a year later in 1996, which expanded upon the previous game, with the addition of a custom combo system, new stages and endings, and five additional characters. Among these new characters were Sakura Kasugano (a Japanese schoolgirl who idolizes Ryu), Rolento from ''Final Fight'', and Gen from the original ''Street Fighter'', as well as returning World Warriors Zangief and Dhalsim. The American arcade version added Evil Ryu to the roster, along with extra versions of Zangief and Dhalsim (in addition to Shin Akuma and Classic Chun-Li). ''Alpha 2'' was re-released in Japanese arcades under the title of ''Street Fighter Zero 2 Alpha'', which included all the added characters from the American release, extra versions of all the ''Street Fighter II'' characters (including Classic Chun-Li), as well as new moves for some of the returning characters and minor changes to the fighting system (particularly in the Custom Combo system, which were easier to perform, but now consumed a larger portion of the Super Combo gauge). ''Zero 2 Alpha'' was ported to home consoles as ''Alpha 2 Gold'', which added Cammy to the roster as well (although she was only playable in the Versus and Training modes at first).

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In 1998, '''''Street Fighter Alpha 3''''' finished off the prequel sub-series, bringing the story all the way back to ''Street Fighter II'''s doorstep, and introducing some extensive {{retcon}}s to the ''Street Fighter'' story and characters. Incidentally, ''Alpha 3'' contains the largest character roster of the series, having the entire roster from ''Super Turbo'' (with Fei Long, T. Hawk, Dee Jay and Guile only available in the home versions), four characters from the original ''Final Fight'' (Cody, Guy, Sodom and Rolento), Karin Kanzuki (whose only appearance was on the manga ''Sakura Ganbaru!''), Japanese wrestler Rainbow Mika, and Bison's female bodyguards Juni and Juli, plus every remaining returning character from ''Alpha 2'', making ''Alpha 3'' the game in the series with the largest roster. In 2002, ''Alpha 3'' was ported to the GameBoyAdvance, adding Eagle, Maki and Yun (with [[AssistCharacter his brother]] Yang) fresh from their appearance in ''[[VideoGame/CapcomVsSNK2MarkOfTheMillennium Capcom vs. SNK 2]]''. Finally, in 2006, Ingrid from ''CapcomFightingEvolution'' was added in the PSP version.

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