Kuzuha Joins Japanese Dub Of Street Fighter Movie As Interpol Agent Marvin
The casting places a streamer known for Street Fighter 6 content into a Hollywood dub alongside the game's regular Japanese voice cast, at a moment when VTuber talent is being pulled into film work rather than staying inside game and streaming promotion.
Reporting from 1 source: Cinema Today.
Nijisanji VTuber Kuzuha will appear in the Japanese dub of Street Fighter: The Movie, playing Interpol agent Marvin, as announced at Tokyo Game Show 2026. The Hollywood live-action adaptation of the fighting game, directed by the team behind Legendary Pictures and Capcom, opens worldwide on October 16. Kuzuha called the recording tense but fresh, and described Marvin as an eccentric character.
Legendary Pictures and Capcom are staging the live-action Street Fighter film in 1993, where estranged Ryu and Ken reunite over an invitation to the World Warrior Tournament and walk into a larger conspiracy behind it. The Japanese dub brings back game regulars Hiroki Takahashi as Ryu, Yuji Kishi as Ken, and Fumiko Orikasa as Chun-Li. Kuzuha's Marvin sits alongside them.
The announcement came on stage at Makuhari Messe during Tokyo Game Show 2026. Footage of the reveal drew gasps and cheers from the hall.
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