どこまでも・・・足掻いてやる!
I freaking loved Rock. Just... who the hell taught him Reppuken and stuff...?
どこまでも・・・足掻いてやる!
I freaking loved Rock. Just... who the hell taught him Reppuken and stuff...?
It plays them up like they're his inherited powers or something, since he has a special ansgty winpose and victory screen about his evil blood if you win with Raging Storm or Deadly Rave Neo.どこまでも・・・足掻いてやる!
I freaking loved Rock. Just... who the hell taught him Reppuken and stuff...?
Joe Higashi:
I like his cockiness/sillyness and how his fighting style.
Someone didn't read the OPI think my favorite SNK character is Shermie.
I love her style, her sassyness... and she is a power female grappler - something that is still rare.
Her moves are really cool and I love that she sends kisses and mocks the oponents. I miss her so much, my main in every game that she appears.
Honorable mentions:
Terry, Blue Mary, Genjuro, King, B. Jenet and Hokutomaru.
(SNk have so many great characters, is hard to select just a few)
Joe Higashi:
I like his cockiness/sillyness and his fighting style.
Ryo was in Fatal Fury 2 and returned as Mr. Karate in Wild Ambition so feel free to bring him up if you want ;3
Surely there's more to Mai than her assets!
Terry is a my favorite. It's due to the fact that he's a Pisces. I like how SNK gives him a stage with water in most of the games he appears in, like the beach or lake.
I freaking loved Rock. Just... who the hell taught him Reppuken and stuff...?
My favorite character is Sokaku Mochizuki
He seems straight out of a Samurai Shodown or Last Blade game. I liked that style the most since the above remain my favorite SNK franchises
C'mon man, you know it was Fatal Fury Special.
I just love how by the FF timeline Ryo is portrayed as this legend and that reflects on how strong he is in the FF games - 10 years well spent.
But Wild Ambition Ryo is the goddamn best, and it's a damn shame that design hasn't become permanent in KoF:
It clears Ryo of the plainness of his classic design, tones down the abuse of the color orange in that design (which gets worse when his projectiles are orange instead of blue), and makes him visually even more distinct from SF characters - it's annoying SF5 Ken now looks more like him than recent KoF Ryo does...
I'm not a fan of Mai, but yes there is: http://dreamcancel.com/2015/06/29/exploring-kof-xiii-dialogues-mai-and-the-shiranui-legacy/
I need to write more like this...
I don't recall water in the 1st stage he ever had, the train past Mount Rushmore - but it's ben a while since I last played that.
One character who seems to have a recurring stage motif is Billy Kane - practically all of his are on or near bridges, with the exception of RBS and RB2. Makes me think of that classic Robin Hood moment where he and Little John fight with staves on a bridge, but it's hard to say if it's intentional.
In Garou Kain states that Geese was married to Marie, and by FF3/RB Rock was old enough to have been taught a few things - even if Geese's lifestyle wasn't all that family-friendly, if he gave marriage a try, trying to teach his kid something once in a while would make sense.
Especially considering Geese studied under at least 2 different masters (Tung Fu Rue and Suo Tatsumi, Mary's grandfather), but his style resembles neither - I figure he developed his style based on principles from both sources, but which he applied in different ways. Having developed a style of his own, it would make some sense for him to try and pass that on to his living legacy once in a while - he doesn't come off as affectionate and probably didn't get to grow up with a father (presumably he share one with Krauser), but he did have his martial arts teachers, which may have server as surrogate father figures - then it makes sense teaching his kid would be the closest he'd known to acting like a father.
This sort of thing is why Geese is such a goddamn great character. Then the complexities of his gameplay force you to be as good as he's supposed to be in-universe in order to succeed with him.
FF is in continuity with LB, and his supernatural elements tie in well with those presented in that series, even if it kind of shifts away from the more grounded tone FF games had before FF3.
As for my favorite, my avatar should be eloquent enough - Chonrei has one hell of a character arc and some development ahead of him that makes me wish to see its results in a Garou 2 more than anything else that game could deliver (closure for Rock's ending is a close 2nd).
(I'm not sure I'm going to add pictures here - apparently I've rambled so much about this that someone recognized me for posting about it on 4chan's /vr/ even if it was anonymously...).
Other notables:
* Toji Sakata is the coolest old man in games
* Kim's gameplay flow is excellent - all his moves just inspire me to trample all over the opposition
* I prefer Joe's more subdued hair in the early FFs
I prefer the combination of the best of both worlds. Blood of Geese, taught to fight by Terry. Mix the two bags of badass together and you get Rock Howard from Garou: Mark of the Wolves. With some wicked looking supers such as his version of "Raging Storm" being wild (compared to Geese's controlled version) and his own version of Geese's "Deadly Neo Rave" this was my go-to character. Not to mention he has quite possibly one of the coolest win-poses to ever grace a fighting game.
Shame we will never see him in another mainline FF/KoF game. Fated for spin-offs only it seems.
I wish Capcom would buy Terry from SNK and put him in SFV. Heck, he could even replace Ken as far as I'm concerned.
This.
Also, why don't psn have a Garou version?
Or steam?
Damm. Now I want to play it again.
This.
Also, why don't psn have a Garou version?
Or steam?
Damm. Now I want to play it again.
I wish Capcom would buy Terry from SNK and put him in SFV. Heck, he could even replace Ken as far as I'm concerned.
The funnest character to use in Garou.
Chun-li and Cammy simply can not compare to the female characters of AOF, FF, KOF, SamSho and even World Heroes.
So much spontaneity and charisma are rarely seen in fighting games.
Same here............Personally my favorite is Yamazaki.
I personally enjoy playing as him in the KOF series the most. Especially in 97-98.