History VideoGame / KenseiSacredFist

* WrestlerInAllOfUs: David, which makes sense in that he actually ''is'' a pro-wrestler. Ann and Arthur mostly use Greco-Roman style, but they also both incorporate some pro-wrestling moves into their repertoire.
* ZettaiRyouiki: Kazane's kunoichi outfit.

* FunnyAfro: Steve.

* SpinningPileDriver: David has one sorta. He can smack someone over the head to turn them around and give them 4 flipping German Supplexes in a row. He finally uses all that momentum to leap up into a flying piledriver (though there's no spinning in the air). This brutal attack will wipe out almost all of an opponent's health and in the demo theatre, poor Annie is the victim of this special combo.

At first glance, the combat system seems to be reminiscent of ''VideoGame/{{Tekken}}''[='=]s, but it differs in that the overall pacing is much slower and less arcade-like, requiring a more methodical, strategic approach. ButtonMashing won't get you nearly as far here as it will in many comparable fighters. The game sports a large, colorful variety of characters with several unique methods of attack seldom seen in standard fighting games (including MMA-style ground n' pound techniques, chain grapples like those found in straight pro-wrestling games, and the ability to keep fighting while prone), along with highly detailed graphics and character models that are some of the better ones seen on the original [=PlayStation=] hardware.

* DangerouslyShortSkirt: Saya's P2 outfit. [[AgeInappropiateDress She's 16, by the way.]]

* DangerouslyShortSkirt: Saya's P2 outfit. [[{{Lolicon}} She's 16, by the way.]]

* {{Shotoclone}}: Yugo. He looks like what would happen if [[StreetFighter Ryu]] and [[{{Tekken}} Kazuya Mishima]] somehow had a kid.

At first glance, the combat system seems to be reminiscent of ''VideoGame/{{Tekken}}''[='=]s, but it differs in that the overall pacing is much slower and less arcade-like, requiring a more methodical, strategic approach. ButtonMashing won't get you nearly as far here as it will in many comparable fighters. The game sports a large, colorful variety of characters with several unique methods of attack seldom seen in standard fighting games (including MMA-style ground n' pound techniques, chain grapples like those found in straight pro-wrestling games, and the ability to keep fighting while prone), along with highly detailed graphics and character models that are some of the best seen on the original [=PlayStation=] hardware.

* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: Douglas is a dead ringer for actor and martial artist StevenSeagal, right down to the loudly-patterned suits.

A FightingGame developed by Creator/{{Konami}} Computer Entertainment Tokyo and published in 1998 exclusively for the SonyPlaystation.

At first glance, the combat system seems to be reminiscent of ''{{Tekken}}'''s, but it differs in that the overall pacing is much slower and less arcade-like, requiring a more methodical, strategic approach. ButtonMashing won't get you nearly as far here as it will in many comparable fighters. The game sports a large, colorful variety of characters with several unique methods of attack seldom seen in standard fighting games (including MMA-style ground n' pound techniques, chain grapples like those found in straight pro-wrestling games, and the ability to keep fighting while prone), along with highly detailed graphics and character models that are some of the best seen on the original Playstation hardware.

* {{Gonk}}: Zhou, who's quite possibly the least intimidating TheDragon in fighting game history.

The game is worth tracking down for serious fighting game fans and definitely [[NeedsMoreLove Needs More]] WikiMagic [[NeedsMoreLove Love]].

* {{Gonk}}: Zhou, who's quite possibly the least intimidating {{Dragon}} in fighting game history.

At first glance, the combat system seems to be reminiscent of ''{{Tekken}}'''s, but it differs in that the overall pacing is much slower and less arcade-like, requiring a more methodical, strategic approach. ButtonMashing won't get you nearly as far here as it will in many comparable fighters. The game sports a large, colorful variety of characters with several unique methods of attack seldom seen in standard fighting games (including MMA-style ground n' pound techniques and the ability to keep fighting while prone), along with highly detailed graphics and character models that are some of the best seen on the original Playstation hardware.

* WrestlerInAllOfUs: David. Easily justified in that he actually is a pro-wrestler. Ann and Arthur mostly utilize Greco-Roman wresling, but also incorporate some pro-wrestling moves into their repertoire.

At first glance, the combat system seems to be reminiscent of ''{{Tekken}}'''s, but it differs in that the overall pacing is much slower and less arcade-like, requiring a more strategic approach. ButtonMashing won't get you nearly as far here as it will in many comparable fighters. The game sports a large, colorful variety of characters and several unique methods of attack seldom seen in standard fighting games (including MMA-style ground n' pound techniques), along with highly detailed graphics and character models that are some of the best seen on the original Playstation hardware.

* AIBreaker: The computer is programmed to always attack as it's rising from a knockdown. If your timing is good, you can easily low-kick your way to victory by just hitting them again and again before they can land that retaliatory blow.
* ButNotTooForeign: Many characters not hailing from Japan are still half-Japanese.

* {{Gonk}}: Zhou.
* GroinAttack: Several characters use them, but Cindy is the most noteworty for her really, ''really'' [[OrgasmicCombat getting into]] destroying her opponent's crotch.

* WrestlerInAllOfUs: David. Easily justified in that he actually is a pro-wrestler. Ann and Arthur mostly utilize Greco-Roman wresling, but also incorporate some pro-wrestling moves into their repertoire.

A FightingGame developed by Konami Computer Entertainment Tokyo and published in 1998 exclusively for the SonyPlaystation.

At first glance, the combat system seems to be reminiscent of ''{{Tekken}}'''s, but it differs in that the overall pacing is much slower and less arcade-like, requiring a more strategic approach. ButtonMashing won't get you nearly as far here as it will in many comparable fighters. The game sports large and colorful variety of characters and several unique methods of attack seldom seen in standard fighting games (including MMA-style ground n' pound techniques), along with highly detailed graphics and character models that are some of the best seen on the original Playstation hardware.

The game is worth tracking down for serious fighting game fans and ''definitely'' [[NeedsMoreLove Needs More]] WikiMagic [[NeedsMoreLove Love]].

* Expy: Practically every character has a hidden complementary fighter to unlock who uses a similar style.

* GroinAttack: Several characters use them, but Cindy is the most noteworty for her ''really'' [[OrgasmicCombat getting into]] destroying her opponent's crotch.
* {{Ninja}}: Hyoma and his sister Kazane.

* WrestlerInAllOfUs: David, who actually ''is'' a pro-wrestler. Ann and Arthur mostly utilize Greco-Roman wresling, but also incorporate some pro-wrestling moves into their repertoire.

* WrestlerInAllOfUs: Ann and Arthur mostly utilize Greco-Roman wresling, but also incorporate some pro-wresling moves into their repertoire.

The game is worth tracking down for serious fighting game fans and ''definitely'' [[NeedsMore Needs More]] WikiMagic [[NeedsMoreLove Love]].

The game is worth tracking down for serious fighting game fans and ''definitely'' NeedsMoreWikiMagicLove.

The game is worth tracking down for serious fighting game fans and ''definitely'' needs more WikiMagic love.

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