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- Kushnood Butt, Garou: Mark of the Wolves (SNK)
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- Enkidu, Under Night In-Birth: Exe: Late[st] (French Bread)
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- Zeus, World Heroes 2 Jet [NeoGeo]Â (ADK)
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Cheii dibé (grandfathers sheep “Bob”)
- When Mike Haggar does certain attacks, Ring of Destruction: SlamMasters II (Capcom)
Street Fighter III: New Generation Publisher: Capcom Developer: Capcom Platform: Arcade, Dreamcast Year: 1997 (Arcade), 1999 (JP DC), 2000 (NA/EU DC)
- Son Goku, Dragon Ball GT: Final Bout (Bandai/ Atari)
the original Mortal Kombat has three Endurance Matches toward the end of it, each of which require you to beat two opponents instead of one.
beating the first opponent by getting them to block a simple punch will cause them to continue blocking for as long as you’re mashing the punch button. if the second opponent happens to be Sub-Zero and he freezes you while you’re doing this, the first opponent starts walking in place when they’re supposed to be dead.
losing the match at this point allows both characters to hit you with their fatalities at the same time.Â
- Geese Howard when countering an attack, Capcom vs SNK 2: Mark of the Millennium 2001 (Capcom)
- Geese Howard pre-fight, Real Bout Fatal Fury (SNK)
Repeatedly jumping over a KO’d opponent’s body in Street Fighter Alpha 1 and 2 will prevent the round from ending until you stop.
- Vice, Capcom vs SNK 2: Mark of the Millennium 2001 (Capcom)