Episode Eight: "Trap Prison and the Scream of Truth"
Ryu and Ken hop on a plane bound for Thailand to learn the techniques of the martial art Muay Thai. Trouble hits Ryu
before he even gets out of the airport when he's framed for heroin possession and appeals to the better judgment of a
dispassionate security chief. Ken makes some calls and secures the help of some US Embassy men to aid him in his search
for the man who framed his friend. The situation looks bleak as a sadistic warden and the surly inmates get in line for
some Ryu-pounding.
Episode Nine: "The Superstar of Muay Thai"
After tangling with his lackeys, Ryu goes head to head with Sagat, a former Muay Thai champion. Sagat is impressed
by Ryu's quick grasp of the fighting style, but wants to teach him a lesson about taking the national sport of Thailand
so lightly. It's been made abundantly clear in this series that Ryu never stays down and he turns the tables on a surprised
Sagat, who declares Ryu one of his worthiest adversaries. The fighting ceases and Sagat relates the sad tale of how he
ended up in prison, one painfully similar to Ryu's present predicament. Ken spots the man who framed Ryu getting into an
Ashura gang's car. He gives chase and the nefarious villain eludes him, but not without leaving behind a crucial clue.
Ryu is released on bail but only has twenty-four hours to prove his innocence.
Episode Ten: "Dark Omen"
Police Chief Dorai provides Ryu and Ken with a list of known Ashura gang hangouts and they quickly track down Ryu's
framer, an Ashura big shot named Donu. Their sneak attack on the Ashura's headquarters didn't turn out to be so sneaky and
they're soon in the clutches of a man with some handy tools and a serious penchant for collecting other people's arms.
Episode Eleven: "Visitation of the Beasts"
After Sagat tells Ryu and Ken about a mystical monk that lives in the village of Ahitchatra in India, the two make this
their next destination. When they arrive at Ahitchatra a little girl tells them Dhalsim is waiting for them. The two seek
him out on top of a pyramid, only to have Dhalsim tell them he doesn't teach beasts - fighters who attack without thinking
of the consequences. However, a bandit assault on a cave that holds golden treasure might win Dhalsim's approval for the
youthful fighters.
Episode Twelve: "The Deadly Phantom Face-Off"
In reaction to their friends' fate in the cave, the two remaining robbers round up people in a nearby village and hold
them at gunpoint, threatening to start shooting unless someone gets the treasure from the cave. When Ken and Ryu advance on
the men, Dhalsim chastises them for behaving like beasts again, not thinking of the villagers standing behind them that may
get hit. The robbers send Ken and Ryu into the cave in return for the promise not to hurt anyone. Before entering, Dhalsim
warns them there is no monster; the cave is but a mirror of one's true self.
Episode Thirteen: "The Legend of the Hadou Ken"
While teaching Ryu and Ken about the healing powers of the Hadou ko, Dhalsim accidentally triggers the innate power of
the Hadou Ken that resides in Ryu. The power is strong but Ryu's control is lacking and Dhalsim's own expertise is limited
to the healing arts. So it's back to the cave for Ryu, where the illusions he sees help him get a handle on the awesome
power of the Hadou Ken. Having learned what they came to find, Ryu and Ken head back upriver where a telegram redirects them
to Spain.
Episode Fourteen: "The Blood Thirsty Young Nobleman"
A teenage Vega, bullfighter extraordinaire and cage fighter for rich socialites, makes his entry in this episode. At
one of his bullfights, Vega is struck by Chun Li's beauty. What lengths will Vega go to possess Chun Li as his obsession
with her deepens?