Ryo and Robert’s plan was simple: find the lost cast, collect the $500 reward, and get back in time to pay the electric bill. That’s when things began to go very wrong.
When Ryo and Robert accidently became the sole witnesses to a mob hit, it was a mistake that would them – in blood. Since then, they’ve been shot at, run off the road, and nearly blown to pieces – but now it’s getting personal.
The mob boss, Mr. Big, has kidnapped Ryo’s sister, Yuri. The only way to get her back alive is to find a missing diamond. Both the mob and the cops think Ryo and Robert have the diamond, but they don’t know anything about it. Up to their necks in trouble and with no place else to turn, it’s payback time. But even if they make it past an army of mob enforcers, they’ll have to face Mr. Big’s beautiful bug deadly assistant King. <br>Source: <a href=”https://www.anisearch.com/anime/3446,art-of-fighting”>aniSearch.com</a>
Based on SNK’s hit fighting-game series, Art of Fighting: The Animation delivers high-impact martial-arts action and classic 90s anime energy.
Notable Staff & Voice Talent
Director: Hiroshi Fukutomi
Original Creator: SNK (Art of Fighting, Fatal Fury, King of Fighters)
Studio: Studio Comet (School Rumble)
Character Designer: Nobuyuki Iwai (Fatal Fury anime adaptations)
Cast:
• Masanori Ikeda as Ryo Sakazaki (Rurouni Kenshin, Prince of Tennis)
• Ayumi Hamasaki as Yuri Sakazaki (j-pop idol)
Japanese Title: 龍虎の拳 (Battle Spirits: Ryūko no Ken)
Runtime: 46 Minutes
Director: Hiroshi Fukutomi
VHS Release Year: 1996 (U.S. – U.S. Manga Corps)
Anime Release Year: 1993
Rating: PG-13 (martial-arts violence)
Region: NTSC (U.S. VHS)
Genre: Martial arts, action, crime
Themes: Family, loyalty, honor, perseverance
Media assumed VG+ or better unless otherwise noted.









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