and several other students, including Fei Long. Following the successful bust of a large cocaine-smuggling operation and the subsequent arrest of the Ashura kingpin behind it, Inspector Dorai is called to Barcelona to attend an Interpol conference concerning the investigation of Shadowlaw. He is appointed to lead the investigation but is nearly killed by Cammy on the orders of a Shadowlaw infiltrator, Balrog. His survival is kept secret by the Chief of Interpol until the person who ordered the hit can be identified. Unlike his in-game counterpart, Dorai survives Shadowlaw's attack. Charlie Nash Voiced by Ryōichi Tanaka in Japan, Jay Hickman in the English ADV dub, and Dean Elliott in the English Animaze dub. Charlie Nash is Guile's best friend, who has served alongside him in combat situations. Nash is murdered by Bison during the mission to rescue Ken, Ryu, and Chun-Li from Shadowlaw. Since the show was produced while Street Fighter Alpha: Warriors' Dreams was still under development, he bears no resemblance to his in-game counterpart. In the show, his appearance is similar to Jean Reno. While Nash is known as "Charlie" in the English localization of the games, Nash retains his Japanese name for the English dub of the show (except in one scene during episode 26, where Guile shouts out his name and calls him "Charlie" just before his death). Zoltar Voiced by Matsuo Matsuo in Japan, and Milton James in the English Animaze dub. Zoltar is a loyal but spineless servant and chauffeur of M. Bison, who also holds secondary command over Shadowlaw. Zoltar appears to be one of M. Bison's top scientists, as it is he who informs M. Bison of the details regarding the microchips used to control Ryu and Chun-Li's minds. Zoltar usually does nothing more than remain at M. Bison's side, assists him in capturing evidence with a camera, and report several major occurrences to him. Zoltar plays a very similar role to Senoh from Street Fighter II: The Animated Movie, given that they are both Bison's top scientists who report directly to him, and are both voiced by Milton James in the U.S. dub. Episodes Music Japanese Opening Themes "Kaze Fuiteru" by Yuki Kuroda (eps 1–19) "Ima, ashita no tame ni" by Shuji Honda (eps 20–29) Ending Themes "Cry" by Yuki Kuroda (eps 1–19) "Lonely Baby" by Shuji Honda (eps. 20–29) The American and Australian release of the Manga/Animaze English dub