History Funny / StreetsOfRage

* The Soozie/Garnet tend to jump backwards while fighting and sometimes when they do this on the elevator section of the third level in Streets of Rage 3/Bare Knuckle III, they inadvertently end up jumping off the elevator to their deaths.

* As of the ''Mr. X Nightmare'' DLC for ''Streets of Rage 4'', one of the icons you can set for full-health items is a ''[[MasochistsMeal durian]]'', complete with stench aura.

* One section of the Art Gallery stage in the fourth game has a golden chicken (modeled off of the usable health restoration version) that you can pick up and smash enemies with. The backroom of the gallery is full of the same golden chickens, hinting that the golden chicken is a fake, and you'll even get an achievement titled "Family Reunion" if you manage to bring the first chicken back to the rest. [[GoldColoredSuperiority Oh, and it's the single most potent thrown weapon in the game by a long shot!]] Its even funnier if you set the large food item to anything other than the turkey, as the golden statuette doesn't change, allowing you to see through the potential trick.

* One section of the Art Gallery stage in the fourth game has a golden chicken (modeled off of the usable health restoration version) that you can pick up and smash enemies with. The backroom of the gallery is full of the same golden chickens, hinting that the golden chicken is a fake, and you'll even get an achievement titled "Family Reunion" if you manage to bring the first chicken back to the rest. [[GoldColoredSuperiority Oh, and it's the single most potent thrown weapon in the game by a long shot!]] Its even funnier if you set the large food item to anything other than the turkey, as the golden statuette doesn't change, allowing you to see through the potential trick.

* One section of the Art Gallery stage in the fourth game has a bronze turkey (modeled off of the usable health restoration version) that you can pick up and smash enemies with. The backroom of the gallery is full of the same bronze turkeys, hinting that the bronze turkey is a fake, and you'll even get an achievement titled "Family Reunion" if you manage to bring the first turkey back to the rest. [[LethalJokeItem Oh, and it's the single most potent thrown weapon in the game by a long shot!]] Its even funnier if you set the large food item to anything other than the turkey, as the bronze statuette doesn't change, allowing you to see through the potential trick.

* One section of the Art Gallery stage in the fourth game has a bronze turkey (modeled off of the usable health restoration version) that you can pick up and smash enemies with. The backroom of the gallery is full of the same bronze turkeys, and you'll even get an achievement titled "Family Reunion" if you manage to bring the first turkey back to the rest. [[LethalJokeItem Oh, and it's the single most potent thrown weapon in the game by a long shot!]]

* One section of the Art Gallery stage in the fourth game has a bronze turkey (modeled off of the usable health restoration version) that you can pick up and smash enemies with. The backroom of the gallery is full of the same bronze turkeys, and you'll even get an achievement titled "Family Reunion" if you manage to bring the first turkey back to the rest.

* One section of the Art Gallery stage in the fourth game has a bronze turkey (modeled off of the usable health restoration version) that you can pick up and smash enemies with. The backroom of the gallery is full of the same bronze turkeys.

* One section of the Art Gallery stage in the fourth game has a bronze turkey (the same one modeled off of the usable health restorration version) that you can pick up and smash enemies with. The backroom of the gallery is full of the same bronze turkeys too.

* The bar level in the fourth game has Roo, the playable kangaroo from the third game, tending to the bar in the same way Barbon did in the second game. While still wearing the boxing gloves.

* The Soozie/Garnet tend to jump backwards while fighting and sometimes when they do this on the elevator section of the third level in Streets of Rage 3/Bare Knuckle III, they inadvertently end up jumping off the elevator to their deaths.

* The Soozie/Garnet mook has a flying kick move and sometimes when they do this on the elevator section of the third level in Streets of Rage 3/Bare Knuckle III, they inadvertently end up completely missing you and instead go flying off the elevator to their deaths.

* The Soozie/Garnet mook has a flying kick move and sometimes when they do this on the elevator section of the third level in Streets of Rage 3/Bare Knickle III, they inadvertently end up completely missing you and instead go flying off the elevator to their deaths.

* The Soozie/Garnet mook has a flying kick move and sometimes when they do this on the elevator section of the third level in SoR3/BKIII, they inadvertently end up completely missing you and instead go flying off the elevator to their deaths.

* The first and third games have BottomlessPits. On the higher difficulty levels where enemies have more health bars, hilarious to see an enemy with two whole lifebars, grab them, and toss them into a pit where they will die instantly.

* The level where you have to smash your way through some walls and another Donovan mook try to run you over with a bulldozer. At the end of the level, there is a steel pillar that finally gets between you and the bulldozer. The bulldozer will crash into it and the impact sends a barrel rolling down from the above level, and knocking the mook out.

!! The Fan Remake
* The remake makes good use of formerly unused sprites from the old trilogy. Example: As soon as you reach the end of the first motorcycle level, [[spoiler:the pickup truck carrying a Donovan {{Mook}} that was harassing you crashes into a cargo truck. As a result, it loses a wheel and the said Donovan gets sent smashing into its back window head-first]].
* Similar one is when you have to smash your way through some walls and another Donovan mook try to run you over with a bulldozer. At the end of the level, there is a steel pillar that finally gets between you and the bulldozer. The bulldozer will crash into it and the impact sends a barrel rolling down from the above level, and knocking the mook out.
** This sequence is also in the original ''Streets of Rage 3''.
* [[VideoGame/FinalFight Cody]] appears as a UniqueEnemy.
* In a fanmade mod for the remake called H.U.N.T.E.R, your team gets drugged in one of the routes, and [[MushroomSamba proceeds to get high off their rockers,]] with all [[HilarityEnsues the weird stuff accompanying it]] which includes such LampshadeHanging such as how no matter what missions the mod gives you, it all boils down to you beating the crap out the enemies, and how they're all [[PaintingTheFourthWall being controlled all the time by someone]]. At the end of that route, it's revealed that you have, in your doped-out-of-your-mind state, beaten up the punks in ''the entire building'', and damaged this particular organization so badly that even though the BigBad escapes, the organization has no hope of ever getting back on its feet.
* Another mod called "[[AnotherSideAnotherStory Adam's Story]]" is based off of SOR3 and details what Adam and Max got up to during the events of that game. And on the road to the good ending the entire journey involves Adam and Max [[CasualDangerDialogue making a fair bit of light of their situation.]] Including one bit in Petrov's building where Adam and Max try to look for Petrov's room...and you can go into the wrong rooms with either the [[MemeticMutation TROLOLOLO song, Rick Astley (which Adam even acknowledges) or "What Is Love"]] playing. Another level on that good ending route takes place in Mr. X's old skyscraper from SOR1...converted into a crack den and...BDSM playground. Adam and Max are suitably at a horrified loss for words. Including a cameo from [[VideoGame/FinalFight Guy and Lucia!]]

!! Fan Mods
* The "naked Blaze" mod for ''2'' does ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin: it allows players to play as Blaze in her birthday suit (and her bracelets). Controlling a nude lady as she beats the tar out of thugs is ActuallyPrettyFunny. Extra funny points for no one in-universe giving a damn about the nudity.

* Th remake makes good use of formerly unused sprites from the old trilogy. Example: As soon as you reach the end of the first motorcycle level, [[spoiler:the pickup truck carrying a Donovan {{Mook}} that was harassing you crashes into a cargo truck. As a result, it loses a wheel and the said Donovan gets sent smashing into its back window head-first]].

* Another mod called "[[AnotherSideAnotherStory Adam's Story]]" is based off of SOR3 and details what Adam and Max got up to during the events of that game. And on the road to the good ending the entire journey involves Adam and Max [[CasualDangerDialogue making a fair bit of light of their situation.]] Including one bit in Petrov's building where Adam and Max try to look for Petrov's room...and you can go into the wrong rooms with either the [[MemeticMutation TROLOLOLO song, Rick Astley (which Adam even acknowledges) or "What Is Love"]] playing. Another level on that good ending route takes place in Mr. X's old skyscraper from SOR1...converted into a crack den and...BDSM playground. Adam and Max are suitably at a horrified loss for words Including a cameo from [[VideoGame/FinalFight Guy and Lucia!]]

* Another mod called "[[AnotherSideAnotherStory Adam's Story]]" is based off of SOR3 and details what Adam and Max got up to during the events of that game. And on the road to the good ending the entire journey involves Adam and Max [[CasualDangeDialogue making a fair bit of light of their situation.]] Including one bit in Petrov's building where Adam and Max try to look for Petrov's room...and you can go into the wrong rooms with either the [[MemeticMutation TROLOLOLO song, Rick Astley (which Adam even acknowledges) or "What Is Love"]] playing. Another level on that good ending route takes place in Mr. X's old skyscraper from SOR1...converted into a crack den and...BDSM playground. Adam and Max are suitably at a horrified loss for words Including a cameo from [[VideoGame/FinalFight Guy and Lucia!]]

* As soon as you reach the end of the first motorcycle level, [[spoiler:the pickup truck carrying a Donovan {{Mook}} that was harassing you crashes into a cargo truck. As a result, it loses a wheel and the said Donovan gets sent smashing into its back window head-first]].

* The "naked Blaze" mod for ''2'' does ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin: it allows players to play as Blaze in her birthday suit (and her bracelets). Controlling a nude lady as she beats the tar out of thugs is ActuallyPrettyFunny. Extra funny points for no one in-universe giving a damn about it.

* The "naked Blaze" mod for ''2'' does ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin: it allows players to play as Blaze in her birthday suit (and her bracelets). Controlling a nude lady as she beats the tar out of thugs is ActuallyPrettyFunny.

* The "naked Blaze" mod for SoR 2 does ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin: it allows players to play as Blaze in her birthday suit (and her bracelets). Watching a nude woman beat the tar out of thugs is ActuallyPrettyFunny.

* In a fanmade mod for the remake called H.U.N.T.E.R, your team gets drugged in one of the routes, and [[MushroomSamba proceeds to get high off their rockers,]] with all [[HilarityEnsues the weird stuff accompanying it]] which includes such LampshadeHanging such as how no matter what missions the mod gives you, it all boils down to you beating the crap out the enemies, and how they're all [[PaintingTheFourthWall being controlled all the time by someone]]. At the end of that route, it's revealed that you have, in your doped-out-of-your-mind state, beaten up the punks in ''the entire building'', and damaged this particular organization so badly that even though the BigBad escapes, the organization has no hope of ever getting back on its feet.

* [[FinalFight Cody]] appears as a UniqueEnemy.

* [[FinalFight Cody]] appears as a UniqueEnemy.

* Similar one is when you have to smash your way through some walls and another Donovan mook try to run you over with a bulldozer. At the end of the level, there is a steel pillar that finally gets between you and the bulldozer. The bulldozer will crash into it and the impact sends a barrel rolling down from the above level, and knocking the mook out.