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''Kendo Rage'' is a 1993 UsefulNotes/{{Super Nintendo|EntertainmentSystem}} game by Creator/DatamPolystar (Japan) and Creator/{{Seta}} (U.S. localization). Its Japanese name is ''Makeruna! Makendou'' ("Do Not Lose! Kendo Magic").
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''Kendo Rage'' is a 1993 UsefulNotes/{{Super Platform/{{Super Nintendo|EntertainmentSystem}} game by Creator/DatamPolystar (Japan) and Creator/{{Seta}} (U.S. localization). Its Japanese name is ''Makeruna! Makendou'' ("Do Not Lose! Kendo Magic").
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The Japanese version continues its story with [[Anime/MakerunaMakendo a one-episode OVA]], an [=SNES=]/UsefulNotes/PlayStation [[VideoGame/MakerunaMakendo2 fighting game]], and an RPG for the PC-FX. [[QuirkyWork Not surprisingly]], [[NoExportForYou none of them have been localized]].
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The Japanese version continues its story with [[Anime/MakerunaMakendo a one-episode OVA]], an [=SNES=]/UsefulNotes/PlayStation [=SNES=]/Platform/PlayStation [[VideoGame/MakerunaMakendo2 fighting game]], and an RPG for the PC-FX. [[QuirkyWork Not surprisingly]], [[NoExportForYou none of them have been localized]].
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The story depends on which version you play. In either, though, you end up playing as a MagicalGirl who whacks all sorts of wacky monsters with her kendo staff. The gameplay is somewhat similar to that of the ''VideoGame/{{Valis}}'' series, but with a large serving of insanity.
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The story depends on which version you play. In either, though, you end up playing as a MagicalGirl who whacks all sorts of wacky monsters with her kendo staff. The gameplay is somewhat similar to that of the ''VideoGame/{{Valis}}'' series, but [[QuirkyWork with a large serving of insanity.
insanity]].
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* QuirkyWork: This is the only entry in its series to be localized, and even that features {{Dub Induced Plotline Change}}s.
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* QuirkyWork: This is the only entry in its series to be localized, and even that features {{Dub Induced Plotline Change}}s.
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* WidgetSeries: This is the only entry in its series to be localized, and even that features {{Dub Induced Plotline Change}}s.
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The Japanese version continues its story with [[Anime/MakerunaMakendo a one-episode OVA]], an [=SNES=]/UsefulNotes/PlayStation [[VideoGame/MakerunaMakendo2 fighting game]], and an RPG for the PC-FX. [[WidgetSeries Not surprisingly]], [[NoExportForYou none of them have been localized]].
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The Japanese version continues its story with [[Anime/MakerunaMakendo a one-episode OVA]], an [=SNES=]/UsefulNotes/PlayStation [[VideoGame/MakerunaMakendo2 fighting game]], and an RPG for the PC-FX. [[WidgetSeries [[QuirkyWork Not surprisingly]], [[NoExportForYou none of them have been localized]].
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The story depends on which version you play. In either, though, you end up playing as a magical girl who whacks all sorts of wacky monsters with her kendo staff. The gameplay is somewhat similar to that of the ''VideoGame/{{Valis}}'' series, but with a large serving of insanity.
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The story depends on which version you play. In either, though, you end up playing as a magical girl MagicalGirl who whacks all sorts of wacky monsters with her kendo staff. The gameplay is somewhat similar to that of the ''VideoGame/{{Valis}}'' series, but with a large serving of insanity.
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* CutAndPasteTranslation: In the Japanese original version, the main character, named Mai, is asked by a spirit detective named Doro to help attack monsters. In the U.S. version, an American girl named Jo has gone to Japan to study kendo, and meets this weird green-skinned guy named Osaki "Bob" Yorimoto who is her kendo instructor, but she has to fight through the levels to get to school on time.
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* CutAndPasteTranslation: DubInducedPlotlineChange: In the Japanese original version, the main character, named Mai, is asked by a spirit detective named Doro to help attack monsters. In the U.S. version, an American girl named Jo has gone to Japan to study kendo, and meets this weird green-skinned guy named Osaki "Bob" Yorimoto who is her kendo instructor, but she has to fight through the levels to get to school on time.
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* WidgetSeries: This is the only entry in its series to be localized, and even that was done with a CutAndPasteTranslation.
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* WidgetSeries: This is the only entry in its series to be localized, and even that was done with a CutAndPasteTranslation.features {{Dub Induced Plotline Change}}s.
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* ItsAWonderfulFailure: The player character turns back to normal and cries when [[GameOver her adventure ends]]. Complete with LosingHorns.
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* LosingHorns: When the player [[GameOver runs out of Lives]] and cannot continue.
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* LosingHorns: Type B occurs. When the player [[GameOver runs out of Lives]] lives and cannot continue.continue]].
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* LosingHorns: When the player [[GameOver runs out of Lives]] and cannot continue.
