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* BigGood: She's often the primary character taking on the various villains in the series. When dealing with the evil beings haunting the land, Nakoruru will often insist on dealing it on her own, much to the dismay of her allies, but will often ally herself with her allies to take down said threat.
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* DimensionTraveller: Travels to the King of Fighters dimension to investigate the crack in space-time caused by the events of XIII, picking up Mui Mui and Love Heart from their home dimensions along the way to accompany her.
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* DimensionTraveller: Travels to the King of Fighters dimension to investigate the crack in space-time caused by the events of XIII, picking up Mui Mui and Love Heart from their home dimensions along the way to accompany her. Continues this role in XV deciding to bring her acquaintances from her era, Haohamaru and Darli Dagger instead.
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* AdaptedOut: Earthquake is the only character who was cut from the Platform/SegaGenesis port of the first game due to the fact that his sprite was too big for the Genesis Platform/{{cartridge}}'s UsefulNotes/{{R|eadOnlyMemory}}OM to handle. This also extends to the enhanced Sega CD port of the first game as well, even though the Sega CD itself should've easily been able to hold both Earthquake and his stage via the much larger ROM capacity.
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* AdaptedOut: Earthquake is the only character who was cut from the Platform/SegaGenesis port of the first game due to the fact that his sprite was too big for the Genesis Platform/{{cartridge}}'s UsefulNotes/{{R|eadOnlyMemory}}OM MediaNotes/{{R|eadOnlyMemory}}OM to handle. This also extends to the enhanced Sega CD port of the first game as well, even though the Sega CD itself should've easily been able to hold both Earthquake and his stage via the much larger ROM capacity.
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* PlayingWithFire: Apart of the aforementioned paper fans, a variety of his moves burn the opponent -- in some games, he even has a BreathWeapon. He can also do a flaming kick in which he uses his naginata to sling-shot himself at the opponent.
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* PlayingWithFire: Apart of from the aforementioned paper fans, a variety of his moves burn the opponent -- in some games, he even has a BreathWeapon. He can also do a flaming kick in which he uses his naginata to sling-shot himself at the opponent.
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* AdaptedOut: Earthquake is the only character who was cut from the Platform/SegaGenesis port of the first game due to the fact that his sprite was too big for the Genesis UsefulNotes/{{cartridge}}'s UsefulNotes/{{R|eadOnlyMemory}}OM to handle. This also extends to the enhanced Sega CD port of the first game as well, even though the Sega CD itself should've easily been able to hold both Earthquake and his stage via the much larger ROM capacity.
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* AdaptedOut: Earthquake is the only character who was cut from the Platform/SegaGenesis port of the first game due to the fact that his sprite was too big for the Genesis UsefulNotes/{{cartridge}}'s Platform/{{cartridge}}'s UsefulNotes/{{R|eadOnlyMemory}}OM to handle. This also extends to the enhanced Sega CD port of the first game as well, even though the Sega CD itself should've easily been able to hold both Earthquake and his stage via the much larger ROM capacity.
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* AlliterativeName: '''Ha'''nzo '''Ha'''ttori.
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* LadyOfWar: A sophisticated, classically beautiful woman who elegantly wields an ''épée'' in combat. Her pre-fight quote in Samurai Shodown 1 says it all.
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* LadyOfWar: A sophisticated, classically beautiful woman who elegantly wields an ''épée'' in combat. Her pre-fight quote in Samurai ''Samurai Shodown 1 (1993)'' says it all.
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* LadyOfWar: A sophisticated, classically beautiful woman who elegantly wields an ''épée'' in combat.
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* LadyOfWar: A sophisticated, classically beautiful woman who elegantly wields an ''épée'' in combat. Her pre-fight quote in Samurai Shodown 1 says it all.
-->'' Not all warriors are called "Sir", twit.''
-->'' Not all warriors are called "Sir", twit.''
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* Anti-Hero: He’s mainly concerned with a good fight and prefers to travel instead of staying in one place to the detriment of those he cares about. However, he does recognize evil and has enough of a moral compass to slay it.
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* Anti-Hero: AntiHero: He’s mainly concerned with a good fight and prefers to travel instead of staying in one place to the detriment of those he cares about. However, he does recognize evil and has enough of a moral compass to slay it.
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* Anti-Hero: He’s mainly concerned with a good fight and prefers to travel instead of staying in one place to the detriment of those he cares about. However, he does recognize evil and has enough of a moral compass to slay it.
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* InconsistentSpelling: "Haohmal". Some arcade stickers include the romanization "Haōmaru" (or "Haoumaru").
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* SpellMyNameWithAnS: "Haohmal". Some arcade stickers include the romanization "Haōmaru" (or "Haoumaru").
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* AdaptedOut: Earthquake is the only character who was cut from the UsefulNotes/SegaGenesis port of the first game due to the fact that his sprite was too big for the Genesis UsefulNotes/{{cartridge}}'s UsefulNotes/{{R|eadOnlyMemory}}OM to handle. This also extends to the enhanced Sega CD port of the first game as well, even though the Sega CD itself should've easily been able to hold both Earthquake and his stage via the much larger ROM capacity.
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* AdaptedOut: Earthquake is the only character who was cut from the UsefulNotes/SegaGenesis Platform/SegaGenesis port of the first game due to the fact that his sprite was too big for the Genesis UsefulNotes/{{cartridge}}'s UsefulNotes/{{R|eadOnlyMemory}}OM to handle. This also extends to the enhanced Sega CD port of the first game as well, even though the Sega CD itself should've easily been able to hold both Earthquake and his stage via the much larger ROM capacity.
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* TheCameo: Gen-An also appears as part of character endings in ''IV'' and ''V'' (Genjuro and Gaira, respectively), as part of a background in ''Samurai Shodown!'' (first of UsefulNotes/NeoGeoPocket SS games and port of ''IV'') and as one of the monsters in [[VideoGame/TheLastBlade Akari Ichijou]]'s super move in ''VideoGame/NeoGeoBattleColiseum''.
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* TheCameo: Gen-An also appears as part of character endings in ''IV'' and ''V'' (Genjuro and Gaira, respectively), as part of a background in ''Samurai Shodown!'' (first of UsefulNotes/NeoGeoPocket Platform/NeoGeoPocket SS games and port of ''IV'') and as one of the monsters in [[VideoGame/TheLastBlade Akari Ichijou]]'s super move in ''VideoGame/NeoGeoBattleColiseum''.
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-> '''Weapon (VI):''' ''[[DropTheHammer Bakuniku Daitekkyu]]'' [[note]](''"Flesh-Bursting Large Iron Ball"'')[[/note]], [[DropTheHammer a chuí]]
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-> '''Weapon (VI):''' ''[[DropTheHammer ''[[BrutishCharacterBrutishWeapon Bakuniku Daitekkyu]]'' [[note]](''"Flesh-Bursting Large Iron Ball"'')[[/note]], [[DropTheHammer [[BrutishCharacterBrutishWeapon a chuí]]
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* LongRangeFighter: You'd think a big chunky guy like him would be a grappler or a powerhouse, but his playstyle is much closer to [[VideoGame/StreetFighter2 Dhalsim.]]
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* LongRangeFighter: You'd think a big chunky guy like him would be a grappler or a powerhouse, but his playstyle is much closer to [[VideoGame/StreetFighter2 [[VideoGame/StreetFighterII Dhalsim.]]
