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* [[Awesome Music (Sugar Wiki)|Awesome Music]]: ''Perfect'' has surprisingly good tracks. |
* [[Awesome Music (Sugar Wiki)|Awesome Music]]: ''Perfect'' has surprisingly good tracks. |
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** World Heroes 2 and Jet also have their fair share of awesome tracks |
** World Heroes 2 and Jet also have their fair share of awesome tracks |
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* [[Best Known for the Fanservice]]: Jenne does reject typical female video game stereotypes, avoiding [[Stripperific]] costumes for plate armor. But she still clearly the fan favorite. Look up any [[Let's Play]] videos on YouTube and you'll wonder why this game isn't called ''Jenne versus Everyone Else''. |
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* [[Ensemble Darkhorse]]: Mudman, one of the few characters not based on one specific figure. As a result, he made it into some of SNK's crossover games. |
* [[Ensemble Darkhorse]]: Mudman, one of the few characters not based on one specific figure. As a result, he made it into some of SNK's crossover games. |
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* [[Mondegreen]] - Hanzo and Fumma's spinning blade move sounds a lot like: "PEOPLE WHO DISCOVER!" |
* [[Mondegreen]] - Hanzo and Fumma's spinning blade move sounds a lot like: "PEOPLE WHO DISCOVER!" |
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* [[Narm Charm]] - A LOT. Some of the characters' lines can fall into this as well, such as Muscle Power's "NUMBAH WOOOOHN!". |
* [[Narm Charm]] - A LOT. Some of the characters' lines can fall into this as well, such as Muscle Power's "NUMBAH WOOOOHN!". |
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* [[Video Game Cruelty Potential]] - Admit it. You played Deathmatch Mode in the first game just to fling both fighters [[Impaled |
* [[Video Game Cruelty Potential]] - Admit it. You played Deathmatch Mode in the first game just to fling both fighters [[Impaled with Extreme Prejudice|onto spikes]], [[Shock and Awe|shock them with electrified ropes]] and [[Kill It with Fire|set them on fire]] just to see their funny reactions, don't you? |
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** Double is you enjoyed having the charas you beat in the ''only'' "normal match"... being subjected to [[Traumatic Haircut|Traumatic Haircuts]] as well ater losing. |
** Double is you enjoyed having the charas you beat in the ''only'' "normal match"... being subjected to [[Traumatic Haircut|Traumatic Haircuts]] as well ater losing. |
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* [[Vindicated by Cable]]: Well, sort of. ''Perfect'' was mostly dismissed by the competitive crowd as another ''[[Street Fighter]]'' clone up until two big-name players found footage of it on [[YouTube]], got interested by the surprisingly modern mechanics it had and recorded theirs findings with the online multiplayer service ''Kaillera''. It currently is surprisingly popular on the website ''Shoryuken''. |
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Latest revision as of 14:16, 10 October 2021
- Awesome Music: Perfect has surprisingly good tracks.
- World Heroes 2 and Jet also have their fair share of awesome tracks
- Best Known for the Fanservice: Jenne does reject typical female video game stereotypes, avoiding Stripperific costumes for plate armor. But she still clearly the fan favorite. Look up any Let's Play videos on YouTube and you'll wonder why this game isn't called Jenne versus Everyone Else.
- Ensemble Darkhorse: Mudman, one of the few characters not based on one specific figure. As a result, he made it into some of SNK's crossover games.
- Mondegreen - Hanzo and Fumma's spinning blade move sounds a lot like: "PEOPLE WHO DISCOVER!"
- Narm Charm - A LOT. Some of the characters' lines can fall into this as well, such as Muscle Power's "NUMBAH WOOOOHN!".
- Video Game Cruelty Potential - Admit it. You played Deathmatch Mode in the first game just to fling both fighters onto spikes, shock them with electrified ropes and set them on fire just to see their funny reactions, don't you?
- Double is you enjoyed having the charas you beat in the only "normal match"... being subjected to Traumatic Haircuts as well ater losing.
- Vindicated by Cable: Well, sort of. Perfect was mostly dismissed by the competitive crowd as another Street Fighter clone up until two big-name players found footage of it on YouTube, got interested by the surprisingly modern mechanics it had and recorded theirs findings with the online multiplayer service Kaillera. It currently is surprisingly popular on the website Shoryuken.