Power Stone: Difference between revisions

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** [[The Lancer]] / [[The Big Guy]]: Ryoma

** [[The Chick|The Chicks]]: Rouge and Ayame

* [[Free Floor Fighting]]

* [[Free-Floor Fighting]]

* [[Gang Up On the Human]]: Power Stone 2's adventure mode. Interestingly, other modes involving multiple coms do NOT engage in this behavior, suggesting the devs put it in adventure mode on purpose.

* [[Gosh Hornet]]: The beehive item.

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* [[Power Makeover]]

* [[Retraux]]: The intro.

* [[Rocks Fall Everyone Dies]]: In Power Stone 2, if the players take too long to kill each other, meteors rain down and reduces everyone's health to 1 and sudden death starts. Taking too long to kill each other in sudden death will have even ''more meteors'' rain down and finish everyone off, ending in a draw.

* [[Rocks Fall, Everyone Dies]]: In Power Stone 2, if the players take too long to kill each other, meteors rain down and reduces everyone's health to 1 and sudden death starts. Taking too long to kill each other in sudden death will have even ''more meteors'' rain down and finish everyone off, ending in a draw.

* [[Samurai]]: Ryoma.

* [[Screw the Rules I Have Plot]]: You need three power stones to transform. Not in the anime, apparently.

* [[Shamu Fu]]: The Frozen Tuna weapon.

* [[Shout Out]]: Some of the transformations look awfully familiar, like [[Dragonball Z|Wang-Tang's]], [[Ronin Warriors|Ryoma's]], [[Street Fighter II (Video Game)|Galuda's]], and [[Fantastic Four|Gunrock's]].

* [[Shout-Out]]: Some of the transformations look awfully familiar, like [[Dragonball Z|Wang-Tang's]], [[Ronin Warriors|Ryoma's]], [[Street Fighter II (Video Game)|Galuda's]], and [[Fantastic Four|Gunrock's]].

** The [[Mega Man (Video Game)|Mega Buster]] is a craftable and usable weapon in the second game.

** Capcom's first arcade title is called ''Vulgus''. The final boss of ''Power Stone'' is called Valgas, [[Spell My Name With an "S"|and the two names are identical in Japanese]]. Hmm...