A new teaser has come out for the upcoming live-action movie, Street Fighter and fans just can’t stop praising it and reliving some of the most iconic moves that the movie has created from Capcom’s famous fighting-game franchise. This is a reboot, which is a retelling of an established fictional universe, rather than a continuation of a previous film’s narrative.The film is a continuation of the video games and will premiere on October 16, 2026. Fans of the video game are even more excited after watching the new teaser because it shows famous moves like Dragonlash Kick, Shoryuken, Yoga Mummy, and more.Before we get into the nitty-gritty of these moves, here’s what the story is all about: Street Fighter is about Ryu and Ken Masters, who are estranged rivals. This means that despite their strong connection, Ryu and Ken Masters are no longer allies.The important thing is that their rivalry is not only physical fights. Instead, Ryu and Ken Masters' history and personal differences also play a major role, and the exciting part of the movie comes when they both step into the World Warrior Tournament.Want to know more, especially about the movies featured in the teaser? Find out below!Here's a look at the iconic moves recreated in the Street Fighter live-action movieAs mentioned earlier, Street Fighter is an upcoming live-action movie that is based on the acclaimed video game franchise. The newly released teaser has confirmed some of the most iconic moves that fans and viewers will get to watch.So, here's a look at them:1) Dragonlash KickAndrew Koji as RyuDragonlash Kick is one of Ken’s special attacks in Street Fighter 6. Ken launches himself forward and upward before bringing his leg down in a strong overhead kick.The movement has a rising, Shoryuken-like feel at the start, but instead of finishing with a punch, Ken attacks with a roundhouse kick while airborne.Its Overdrive version adds flames to the attack. Another useful feature is that, when it connects with the opponent, Ken can move past them and change sides, putting him behind the opponent.2) ShoryukenNoah Centineo as Ken Masters (Image via X/@Street_Fighter)Shoryuken is the famous Rising Dragon Punch linked to Ryu and Ken in Street Fighter. The fighter briefly lowers their body before suddenly driving upward with a powerful uppercut.The attack lifts the character into the air as the punch rises, making it particularly useful against opponents who are jumping toward them. One of its major strengths is its anti-air capability, and it depends on the version of the game.3) Yoga MummyVidyut Jammwal as Dhalsim (Image via X/@Street_Fighter)Yoga Mummy is another move viewers will see in the Street Fighter movie. It is also known as Drill Headbutt and is one of Dhalsim’s unusual attacks performed while he is in the air.While jumping, Dhalsim inputs down and punch, causing his body to rotate rapidly as he moves toward the ground. His head leads the attack, giving the move its distinctive drill-like appearance.Rather than simply dropping straight down, he twists through the air while descending toward the opponent. The spinning attack can connect more than once, depending on how it meets the opponent.4) 100 Lightning KicksCallina Liang as Chun-Li (Image via X/@Street_Fighter)The 100 Lightning Kicks, also called Hyakuretsukyaku or Lightning Legs, are strongly associated with Chun-Li. In the live-action movie, Chun-Li is played by Callina Liang.Chun-Li keeps herself supported on one leg while repeatedly striking with the other. The kicks are delivered at such a high speed that individual movements can become difficult to see clearly. This creates a blurred or afterimage-like visual effect around her attacking leg.5) Buffalo HeadbuttCurtis “50 Cent” Jackson as Balrog (Image via X/@Street_Fighter)Buffalo Headbutt is also known as Buffalo Head in the Street Fighter video game and is one of Balrog’s attacks that is particularly useful against opponents approaching from the air.Balrog first drops into a charging position before suddenly launching himself upward and forward. He then attacks with his head, turning the stored momentum from the charge into a flying headbutt.6) 100 Hand SlapsHirooki Goto as E. Honda (Image via X/@Street_Fighter)Just as the name suggests, 100 Hand Slaps is among the iconic moves in Street Fighter that viewers will also get to enjoy in the live-action movie. This is also known as Hundred Hand Slap or Hyakuretsu Harite, and is E. Honda’s trademark rapid-strike technique.Honda repeatedly thrusts both hands forward using open-palm strikes. The movement is so fast that his arms leave visible afterimages, creating the famous impression that several hands are attacking simultaneously.Other moves recreated in Street Fighter live-action movieThere are more than fifteen moves recreated in the live-action movie, so here's a look at the remaining ones:Hell's Wheel: This is Ken’s backward throw as he grabs the opponent, rolls over them twice, then plants a foot and flips them onto their back while switching places.Chin Buster: This Street Fighter move is Ken’s close-range medium punch. It serves as a quick chest strike that can lead into target combos or specials.Tatsumaki Senpu-Kyaku: Ryu or Ken spins forward in the air with one leg extended, kicking the opponent several times.Spinning Bird Kick: Chun-Li turns upside-down and spins her outstretched legs so fast she hits the opponent with them like blades.Crane Falling: Chun-Li jumps and flips over her opponent, landing behind them with a backward-facing stomp/knee strike.Hazanshu: Chun-Li somersaults forward and brings one extended leg down sharply in an axe-like kick.Empyrean End: Akuma breathes his Satsui no Hado into blazing palm strikes that encircle the target in flames and hurl them away.Oicho-Throw: E. Honda grabs the opponent by the head and throws him to the ground. He jumps and slams powerfully sumo-style down on the opponent.Power Stomp: In this Street Fighter move, Zangief advances, stepping on the opponent's feet three times.Karma Kick: Dhalsim rolls on the ground while crouching, sweeping the opponent's legs and knocking them down.Mountain Yoga: Dhalsim gets down on all fours, raising one leg high over his head to attack foes who try to jump over him.Crazy Rush: Balrog powers himself up and chains together dash punches, special moves, and follow-up attacks to keep the opponent under constant pressure.Flash Kick: Guile or Charlie performs a charged backflip, kicking upwards and creating a powerful attack, especially effective against airborne opponents.Russian Suplex: Zangief grabs his opponent, lifts him up, hits a few heavy suplexes, and drives his opponent headfirst into the ground.Lariat Cyclone: Zangief quickly turns to bring the opponent close before finishing with multiple hits or a powerful Jackhammer-style slam.Also Read: Spider-Man: Brand New Day writers reveal abandoned arc where Matt Murdock forgot Peter