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Contrast with the [[Training Dummy]], which is an opponent that you ''can't lose'' against. |
Contrast with the [[Training Dummy]], which is an opponent that you ''can't lose'' against. |
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* The ''[[City of Heroes]]'' tutorial zone "Outbreak" includes a parking lot at an abandoned motel where the police have set up unkillable Rikti drones for new heroes to practice their attacks on. |
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** The ''[[City of Villains]]'' tutorial "Breakout" similarly has deactivated police drones. And much later, the co-op Vanguard Base has Rikti-shaped training dummies. |
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* In ''ONI'' the training stage has you practicing moves and combos on droids. When defeated the droids will lay down for a second or three, and then wake up and be ready for another whupping. |
* In ''ONI'' the training stage has you practicing moves and combos on droids. When defeated the droids will lay down for a second or three, and then wake up and be ready for another whupping. |
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* In ''[[Monster Rancher Evo]]'', Baron Dotty is a training boss with a twist: You can't lose to him. In addition, he's a [[Recurring Boss]], but always rather hard to lose to every time. His theme song and fight song are cool, though. |
* In ''[[Monster Rancher Evo]]'', Baron Dotty is a training boss with a twist: You can't lose to him. In addition, he's a [[Recurring Boss]], but always rather hard to lose to every time. His theme song and fight song are cool, though. |
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