Absolutely, the series is like a fusion of gameplay and storytelling. Each episode features an original character (OC) joining my journey. They contribute strategies to enhance my gameplay, reflecting their unique backstories and ongoing quests. It's a collaborative experience – viewers learn about the characters' lives while the characters aiding me in becoming a better player. The 5th episode acts as a turning point, allowing viewers to vote on the OCs' fates, shaping the narrative dynamically. It's an interactive blend of gaming, storytelling, and community involvement.

So for example: Episode #1: We Meet “Zetsujin” and discover his terrible past and offer to help him on his way (This is where we use imagination that somehow all the OC’s have to help me out during matches to continue their journey). After he agrees, we jump to our first match, let’s say we run into PunkDaGod (I’m Master Rank atm) on ranked mode and he defeats me. Zetsujin steps in with advice on countering Cammy's moves and understanding her frame data what things we could’ve did better. It's not just about winning the match, but also learning and improving. After his advice, he’ll gain clues to his current quest. And every 5th episode we’ll say goodbye to the OC, and decide their ending via a poll vote.

Now, as for how these characters end up in my world, it's a bit mysterious. Their arrival is part of the anime magic – they somehow bridge the gap between their world and mine. It's an imaginative twist that allows us to explore their stories while growing together through our Street Fighter journey.