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** Additionally, the [[Cowardly Lion]] traits and fear of ghosts first displayed in ''[[Luigi's Mansion|Luigis Mansion]]'' also stuck through later games, going a long way to distinguish his personality along with his physical characteristics. Later games (especially the ''[[Mario & Luigi]]'' series) would have quite a bit of fun with this.
** Many of Luigi's distinctive character traits came from Western sources like the ''[[Super Mario Bros Super Show]]'' and were eventually introduced into the games, in a rare example of Mario canon [[Ascended Fanon|embracing rather than contradicting fanon.]] Even the character's voice has gradually come to sound more like his cartoon counterpart.
*** Actually the [[Atari 2600|Atari]] ''[[Mario Bros.]]'' promo showed Luigi as being quite similar to his cowardly self. ("Mario, where are you?!?")
** Minor note, but this can be fairly inconsistent. It's interesting to listen to the openings to battles in the ''Mario and Luigi'' games-- it's always "Here we go" and "Okie-dokie", but the tone of the latter (Luigi's line) changes over the three games, and goes from fairly-reluctant to... well, pretty confident. [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bighor6Lclo The scene where Luigi joins the party] in ''Super Paper Mario'' is also worth mentioning.
 
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* To show his dedication to the ''[[Kinnikuman]]'' manga, Matayan has made a few nods to how characters acted previously in ''[[Kinnikuman: Muscle Fight]]''.
** Stecasse King's Terryman tape has a few moves based on his characterization from the Kaiju Extermination arc. In this mode, Stecasse King can use a revolver<ref>Terryman used a revolver as his primary weapon in the Kaiju Extermination arc</ref> and has a super where he kicks the foe repeatedly and money drops out of them<ref>There's a scene in the Kaiju Extermination arc where Terryman kicked a kid for not having enough money.</ref>.
** Ramenman has a version of himself focusing on his characterization from the 20th Choujin Olympics arc, complete with moves and voice samples based on certain scenes.
 
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