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* ArtificialStupidity: Computer opponents don't block unless they're getting up from a knockdown, and (with the sole exception of Shino) won't dodge out of the way when knocked into the air, even though the possibility exists for human characters to do this.
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* CaptainErsatz: More than half of the character roster bears similarities to characters from the ''GuiltyGear'' series with varying degrees of resemblance, Jack (a Slayer lookalike) and Big (a Potemkin clone) being the most blatantly obvious.
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* CaptainErsatz: More than half of the character roster bears similarities to characters from the ''GuiltyGear'' series with varying degrees of resemblance, Jack (a Slayer lookalike) and Big (a Potemkin clone) being the most blatantly obvious.
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* ArtificialStupidity: Computer opponents don't block unless they're getting up from a knockdown, and or (with the sole exception of Shino) won't dodge roll out of the way when knocked into the air, even though the possibility exists for human characters to do this.
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BlindIdiotTranslation: The game's English localization is riddled with typos and redundant dialogue.
* CaptainErsatz: More than half of the character roster bears similarities to characters from the''GuiltyGear'' ''VideoGame/GuiltyGear'' series with varying degrees of resemblance, Jack (a Slayer lookalike) and Big (a Potemkin clone) being the most blatantly obvious.
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* DullSurprise: Every character only has one facial portrait, which is used for both story cutscenes and aside from Stin, has the same bored look on their face whether they're angry, depressed, or powering up a super move.{{Super Move Portrait Attack}}s.
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* MirrorMatch: Only When playing as Izuna and Shino.or Shino, you eventually have to fight against characters impersonating them.
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* AWinnerIsYouTransformationIsAFreeAction: When a character transforms before their super attack, the opponent is frozen in place for a few seconds.
* AWinnerIsYou: After defeating the final boss, the game only shows a picture of your fighter along with short expository text about their exploits afterwards, and dumps you back to the title screen after entering your name on the high score list.
* AWinnerIsYou: After defeating the final boss, the game only shows a picture of your fighter along with short expository text about their exploits afterwards, and dumps you back to the title screen after entering your name on the high score list.
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The game was released in Japan in the summer of 2008 by Creator/{{Success}}, while it was given a very limited release in the U.S. by Graffiti Entertainment two years later, available only through online retailers.
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The game was released in Japan in the summer of 2008 by Creator/{{Success}}, while it was given a very limited release in the U.S. by Graffiti Entertainment Creator/GraffitiEntertainment two years later, available only through online retailers.
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* CaptainErsatz: More than half of the "original" character roster bears similarities to characters from the ''GuiltyGear'' series with varying degrees of resemblance, Jack (a Slayer lookalike) and Big (a Potemkin clone) being the most blatantly obvious.
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* NumericalHardNumericalHard: Bumping up the difficulty level only alters the attack and defense power of CPU-controlled opponents. Their tactics remain the same.
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''Windy X Windam'' is a FightingGame by Creator/{{Success}}. The game was developed by Ninja Studio, and includes Izuna and Shino from their previous game, ''VideoGame/IzunaLegendOfTheUnemployedNinja''.
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''Windy X Windam'' is a FightingGame by Creator/{{Success}}. The game was developed by Ninja Studio, from the same development team behind ''VideoGame/IzunaLegendOfTheUnemployedNinja'', and includes including Izuna and Shino from their previous game, ''VideoGame/IzunaLegendOfTheUnemployedNinja''.
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The game was released in Japan in the summer of 2008 by Success Corp., while it was given a very limited release in the U.S. by Graffiti Entertainment two years later, available only through online retailers.
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The game was released in Japan in the summer of 2008 by Success Corp., Creator/{{Success}}, while it was given a very limited release in the U.S. by Graffiti Entertainment two years later, available only through online retailers.
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''Windy X Windam'' is a FightingGame developed by Success Corp. and Ninja Studio, with its main claim to fame being the inclusion of Izuna and Shino from ''VideoGame/IzunaLegendOfTheUnemployedNinja''.
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''Windy X Windam'' is a FightingGame by Creator/{{Success}}. The game was developed by Success Corp. and Ninja Studio, with its main claim to fame being the inclusion of and includes Izuna and Shino from their previous game, ''VideoGame/IzunaLegendOfTheUnemployedNinja''.
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* TheArcher: Reath.
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* NotScreenedForCritics: Only the English-language version. The Japanese magazine ''Famitsu'' gave it a below-average 18 out of 40.
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* ScheduleSlip: The U.S. release of the game was initially scheduled for a January 12, 2010, release, but was pushed back three times to late March, April and finally May with no fanfare.
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''Windy X Windam'' is a FightingGame developed by Success Corp. and Ninja Studio, with its main claim to fame being the inclusion of Izuna and Shino from ''VideoGame/IzunaLegendOfTheUnemployedNinja''.
It takes place on a remote island kingdom called Gawain, a place where people empowered with devices called "Windies" are given the ability to fly. Seven fighters, along with a mysterious "eighth" malefactor, have assembled for a tournament, wherein the winner will have his/her one greatest wish granted. Aside from the flight and special attacks granted by their devices, the fighters also have the ability to transform (for a very brief period of time) into a more powerful form.
The game was released in Japan in the summer of 2008 by Success Corp., while it was given a very limited release in the U.S. by Graffiti Entertainment two years later, available only through online retailers.
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!Tropes:
* TheArcher: Reath.
* ArtificialStupidity: Computer opponents don't block unless they're getting up from a knockdown, and (with the sole exception of Shino) won't dodge out of the way when knocked into the air, even though the possibility exists for human characters to do this.
* BlindIdiotTranslation
* CaptainErsatz: More than half of the "original" character roster bears similarities to characters from the ''GuiltyGear'' series with varying degrees of resemblance, Jack (a Slayer lookalike) and Big (a Potemkin clone) being the most blatantly obvious.
* DudeLooksLikeALady: Stin.
* DullSurprise: Every character only has one facial portrait, and aside from Stin, has the same bored look on their face whether they're angry, depressed, or powering up a super move.
* GuestFighter: Izuna and Shino. They appear in every character's main storyline, but have to be unlocked by finishing the game on the harder difficulties.
* HeroesPreferSwords: Kirikou is the only sword-wielding fighter in the original roster.
* HotWitch: Ashley
* MalevolentMaskedMan: G
* MightyGlacier: [[MeaningfulName Big]].
* MirrorMatch: Only Izuna and Shino.
* NumericalHard
* NotScreenedForCritics: Only the English-language version. The Japanese magazine ''Famitsu'' gave it a below-average 18 out of 40.
* OneLetterName: G
* ScheduleSlip: The U.S. release of the game was initially scheduled for a January 12, 2010, release, but was pushed back three times to late March, April and finally May with no fanfare.
* AWinnerIsYou
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It takes place on a remote island kingdom called Gawain, a place where people empowered with devices called "Windies" are given the ability to fly. Seven fighters, along with a mysterious "eighth" malefactor, have assembled for a tournament, wherein the winner will have his/her one greatest wish granted. Aside from the flight and special attacks granted by their devices, the fighters also have the ability to transform (for a very brief period of time) into a more powerful form.
The game was released in Japan in the summer of 2008 by Success Corp., while it was given a very limited release in the U.S. by Graffiti Entertainment two years later, available only through online retailers.
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!Tropes:
* TheArcher: Reath.
* ArtificialStupidity: Computer opponents don't block unless they're getting up from a knockdown, and (with the sole exception of Shino) won't dodge out of the way when knocked into the air, even though the possibility exists for human characters to do this.
* BlindIdiotTranslation
* CaptainErsatz: More than half of the "original" character roster bears similarities to characters from the ''GuiltyGear'' series with varying degrees of resemblance, Jack (a Slayer lookalike) and Big (a Potemkin clone) being the most blatantly obvious.
* DudeLooksLikeALady: Stin.
* DullSurprise: Every character only has one facial portrait, and aside from Stin, has the same bored look on their face whether they're angry, depressed, or powering up a super move.
* GuestFighter: Izuna and Shino. They appear in every character's main storyline, but have to be unlocked by finishing the game on the harder difficulties.
* HeroesPreferSwords: Kirikou is the only sword-wielding fighter in the original roster.
* HotWitch: Ashley
* MalevolentMaskedMan: G
* MightyGlacier: [[MeaningfulName Big]].
* MirrorMatch: Only Izuna and Shino.
* NumericalHard
* NotScreenedForCritics: Only the English-language version. The Japanese magazine ''Famitsu'' gave it a below-average 18 out of 40.
* OneLetterName: G
* ScheduleSlip: The U.S. release of the game was initially scheduled for a January 12, 2010, release, but was pushed back three times to late March, April and finally May with no fanfare.
* AWinnerIsYou
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