* During story mode, in ''VideoGame/RivalSchools'', your team will encounter Raizo, as the third battle. You're meant to lose the match, afterwhich, a [[DesignatedVictim designated member of your team]] is taken hostage while the other two [[BrainwashedAndCrazy are brainwashed and made to do Raizo's bidding]] for the next two battles. Depending on the team, and their story, the effects of Raizo's mind control either wear off or [[DefeatEqualsFriendship you're restored to your senses]] after the second battle (following the Raizo encounter). If you manage to defeat Raizo, the game skips the mind control phase of the story and cuts directly to the battle with Justice High. You still lose a member of your team, however, as the story demands this happen. They're either kidnapped by Raizo, after the battle, or they proceed to Justice High [[LetsSplitUpGang on their own]] to speed up the team's investigation. By the time you arrive, you learn your missing teammate was caught snooping and is now a hostage.

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* During story mode, in RivalSchools, your team will encounter Raizo, as the third battle. You're meant to lose the match, afterwhich, a [[DesignatedVictim designated member of your team]] is taken hostage while the other two [[BrainwashedAndCrazy are brainwashed and made to do Raizo's bidding]], for the next two battles. Depending on the team, and their story, the effects of Raizo's mind control either wear off, or [[DefeatEqualsFriendship you're restored to your senses]], after the second battle, following the Raizo encounter.
**On the off-chance that you manage to defeat Raizo, the game skips the mind control phase of the story and cuts directly to the battle with Justice High. You still lose a member of your team, however, as the story demands this happen. They're either kidnapped by Raizo, after the battle, or they proceed to Justice High [[LetsSplitUpGang on their own]] to speed up the team's investigation. By the time you arrive, you learn your missing teammate was caught snooping and is now a hostage.

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The difference is that winning puts him out of the picture so that he can't accomplish the malicious scheme he was plotting.

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