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** Returns in ''Crash Tag Team Racing'', where Crash shocks himself in the die-o-rama. |
** Returns in ''Crash Tag Team Racing'', where Crash shocks himself in the die-o-rama. |
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* This happens to characters from ''[[Darkstalkers]]'' when they are hit by an electric attack, but some don't show skeletons when hit (for example, [[The Alien|Pyron]] shows a constellation, [[The Dark Messiah|Jedah]] shows runes, etc.). |
* This happens to characters from ''[[Darkstalkers]]'' when they are hit by an electric attack, but some don't show skeletons when hit (for example, [[The Alien|Pyron]] shows a constellation, [[The Dark Messiah|Jedah]] shows runes, etc.). |
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* Similarly, ''[[Street Fighter II]]'' does this with anyone who is capable of electricity-based attacks. Which used to just be Blanka, but there are probably new zappy characters here and there. Especially notable as every character had their own "zapped" animation, which was averted completely from the ''Alpha'' games onwards with a [[ |
* Similarly, ''[[Street Fighter II]]'' does this with anyone who is capable of electricity-based attacks. Which used to just be Blanka, but there are probably new zappy characters here and there. Especially notable as every character had their own "zapped" animation, which was averted completely from the ''Alpha'' games onwards with a [[Palette Swap]] instead. |
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** In ''Street Fighter 4'', the feature of X-Ray Sparks returned. |
** In ''Street Fighter 4'', the feature of X-Ray Sparks returned. |
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** ''Captain Commando'' too. |
** ''Captain Commando'' too. |
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