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* [[Manly Tears]]: Kazuma actually sheds these when {{spoiler|Rikiya}} dies. You know from this moment on that someone is [[Roaring Rampage of Revenge|GOING TO FUCKING DIE.]] |
* [[Manly Tears]]: Kazuma actually sheds these when {{spoiler|Rikiya}} dies. You know from this moment on that someone is [[Roaring Rampage of Revenge|GOING TO FUCKING DIE.]] |
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* [[Mark Hamill]]: Plays Goro Majima. |
* [[Mark Hamill]]: Plays Goro Majima. |
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* [[Mighty Glacier]]: |
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** Saejima's attacks are more ponderous than Kiryu's, but hit harder. |
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⚫ | ** ''0'' has the four Mr. Shakedowns. Basketballer-tall and built like brick shithouses, they are very obvious when walking around, can't give chase to start a fight at any faster than a jog, and their attacks are highly telegraphed, but that doesn't really matter when just a few mistakes will put Kiryu or Majima's health in the grave, and the boss-level health they have means there will be plenty of opportunities to make those mistakes. |
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** In ''0'' and ''Kiwami'', the Beast style is the slowest of the starting three, but also the most powerful. |
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* [[Mirror Boss]]: The final boss of Kiryu's half of ''0'' has three phases mirroring Kiryu's [[Stance System]] - a speed-based style analogous to Rush, a power-based style that emphasises using environmental objects analogous to Beast, and a balanced style analogous to Brawler or Legend. |
* [[Mirror Boss]]: The final boss of Kiryu's half of ''0'' has three phases mirroring Kiryu's [[Stance System]] - a speed-based style analogous to Rush, a power-based style that emphasises using environmental objects analogous to Beast, and a balanced style analogous to Brawler or Legend. |
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* [[Miyamoto Musashi]]: Appears in ''Kenzan!'', eventually getting a name change to {{spoiler|Kiryu Kazumanosuke}}. |
* [[Miyamoto Musashi]]: Appears in ''Kenzan!'', eventually getting a name change to {{spoiler|Kiryu Kazumanosuke}}. |
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** The [[wikipedia:Ryu Ga Gotoku#Tie-in and product placement|Other Wiki]] has more specific details on the Product Placements. |
** The [[wikipedia:Ryu Ga Gotoku#Tie-in and product placement|Other Wiki]] has more specific details on the Product Placements. |
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* [[Psycho for Hire]]: Goro Majima. {{spoiler|To the point where you hire him in the second game, and it's real nice to have him on your side this time.}} |
* [[Psycho for Hire]]: Goro Majima. {{spoiler|To the point where you hire him in the second game, and it's real nice to have him on your side this time.}} |
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* [[Purple Is Powerful]]: |
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** In ''0'', Awano wears a purple jacket. He seems like a petty bully whose body has seen better days at first. Then he punches a wall hard enough it craters. |
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** Also in ''0'', Majima's [[Infinity+1 Sword]] Legend style has a purple aura and is very much worth all the trouble needed to get it. |
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* [[Ranged Emergency Weapon]]: In Dead Souls, Pistol ammo is infinite, making a Pistol a [[Ranged Emergency Weapon]] for most characters (except for Akiyama, whose primary weapon is a pistol). But as the first character in the game this works to soften the learning curve by making ammo not much of an issue until later). |
* [[Ranged Emergency Weapon]]: In Dead Souls, Pistol ammo is infinite, making a Pistol a [[Ranged Emergency Weapon]] for most characters (except for Akiyama, whose primary weapon is a pistol). But as the first character in the game this works to soften the learning curve by making ammo not much of an issue until later). |
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* [[Redemption Equals Death]]: While not wholly repentant, {{spoiler|Nishiki}} died avenging someone he cared about. Ditto {{spoiler|Mine in the third game}}. Also {{spoiler|Hamazaki}} in Yakuza 4. |
* [[Redemption Equals Death]]: While not wholly repentant, {{spoiler|Nishiki}} died avenging someone he cared about. Ditto {{spoiler|Mine in the third game}}. Also {{spoiler|Hamazaki}} in Yakuza 4. |