History GameBreaker / FightingGames

**** If you're talking about Game Breakers, then you have to include Majin Vegeta, Legendary Super Saiyan Broly, and Kid Buu. Yes, these guys ''are'' supposed to be strong in the series, [[{{Understatement}} but these guys take it to the next level.]] While most Super Saiyans make up for their impressive strength with slow to average ki recovery at best, ''these'' guys have some of the fastest ki recoveries in the game as ''well'' as crazy strength. They also have stock moves that can instantly make them reach [[OverNineThousand MAX POWER]], without becoming fatigued and having slower ki recovery than normal afterwards. As for Kid Buu, he has some of the best attack, speed, and ki recovery in the game, and has a stock move that can recover him back to full health. All three of these characters have [[KamehamehaHadoken special projectile moves]] that can take around a bar or more of damage, and their [[LimitBreak super moves]] are so powerful they can destroy the planet. Even if Majin Vegeta's super move causes some serious recoil damage, his basic move set is so broken you probably won't even need to resort to it.

**** If you're talking about Game Breakers, then you have to include Majin Vegeta, Legendary Super Saiyan Broly, and Kid Buu. Yes, these guys ''are'' supposed to be strong in the series, [[{{Understatement}} but these guys take it to the next level.]] While most Super Saiyans make up for their impressive strength with slow to average ki recovery at best, ''these'' guys have some of the fastest ki recoveries in the game as ''well'' as crazy strength. They also have stock moves that can instantly make them reach [[OverNineThousand MAX POWER]], without becoming fatigued and having slower ki recovery than normal afterwards. As for Kid Buu, he has some of the best attack, speed, and ki recovery in the game, and has a stock move that can recover him back to full health. All three of these characters have special projectile moves that can take around a bar or more of damage, and their [[LimitBreak super moves]] are so powerful they can destroy the planet. Even if Majin Vegeta's super move causes some serious recoil damage, his basic move set is so broken you probably won't even need to resort to it.

*** Not to mention he had one of the quickest projectiles with virtually no lag time afterwards, and he could reflect other character's projectiles back at them. [[SoYeah So yeah.]]

**** Videl/Great Saiyawoman's abilities are completely neutralized due to the fact that she is helpless against giant characters.

**** If you're talking about Game Breakers, then you have to include Majin Vegeta, Legendary Super Saiyan Broly, and Kid Buu. Yes, these guys ''are'' supposed to be strong in the series, [[Understatement but these guys take it to the next level.]] While most Super Saiyans make up for their impressive strength with slow to average ki recovery at best, ''these'' guys have some of the fastest ki recoveries in the game as ''well'' as crazy strength. They also have stock moves that can instantly make them reach [[Over9000 MAX POWER]], without becoming fatigued and having slower ki recovery than normal afterwards. As for Kid Buu, he has some of the best attack, speed, and ki recovery in the game, and has a stock move that can recover him back to full health. All three of these characters have special projectile moves that can take around a bar or more of damage, and their super moves are so powerful they can destroy the planet. Even if Majin Vegeta's super move causes some serious recoil damage, his basic move set is so broken you probably won't even need to resort to it.

**** If you're talking about Game Breakers, then you have to include Majin Vegeta ,Legendary Super Saiyan Broly, and Kid Buu. Yes, these guys ''are'' supposed to be strong in the series, but these guys take it to the next level. While most Super Saiyans make up for their impressive strength with slow to average ki recovery at best, ''these'' guys have some of the fastest ki recoveries in the game as ''well'' as crazy strength. They also have stock moves that can instantly make them reach MAX POWER, without becoming fatigued and having slower ki recovery than normal afterwards. As for Kid Buu, he has some of the best attack, speed, and ki recovery in the game, and has a stock move that can recover him back to full health. All three of these characters have special projectile moves that can take around a bar or more of damage, and their super moves are so powerful they can destroy the planet. Even if Majin Vegeta's super move causes some serious recoil damage, his basic move set is so broken you probably won't even need to resort to it.

*** Don't forget about [[{{DeathNote}} Light Yagami]] who literally writes his opponent's name in the Death Note and they die almost instantly.

** Ivy was pretty close to game-breaking when used by a competent player in Soul Calibur 2. She had the longest range in the game, sweeping attacks to hit sidesteppers, and excellent knockback / blockstun to keep opponents at a range where they were useless. She also had a fast, mid-hitting ringout kick (back+ K) for when an opponent's back was to the edge, a ringout THROW when her back was to the edge, and ANOTHER powerful ringout kick (fwd,fwd+ K) if the ring edge was to her left.

** All you had to do with Noob Saibot is use his NoBlock ball to prevent your opponent from blocking, then press low kick, low kick, low kick, low kick.

*** Or possibly her [[ZeroPunctuation Stonking]] [[BoobsOfSteel Great]] [[BoobsOfSteel Tits?]] It might be kind of hard to [[DistractedByTheSexy concentrate]] when you're fighting her...

*** Tenten goes here as well. The girl has a SLEW of weaponry from things that automatically destroy shields, to somethings that reflect attacks, to a chain attack that hurls you, to MoreDakka, to a weapon that makes you duck. This is able to dodge some attacks in the game. Tsunade is also noted as one of the more powerful characters with insane strength, combos, and healing. Kagura has a bunch of chains and long range attacks that will definately get up in your face - beautifully noted when she can fly across the stage with just two presses of a button. Towa has a drill that will break your shield after a hit. Asuma is INSANELY powerful. And Kurenai has olbique attacks that leave you absolutely defenseless and stunned. Though, Kurenai isn't as much of a gamebreaker here as she is in the PS2 games where she's regarded as NighInvernable. Also of special metion goes Temari, who has wind that can entirely rip you apart. And let's not even get started on Baki with his game breaking slicing wind, or Yugao with her insane speed. The games are more of a WorldOfBadass than the Manga!

* Emerl's Ultimate skills in ''[[SonicTheHedgehog Sonic Battle]]''. During the last part of the game, you can get these skills that are ridiculously powerful. However, thanks to the game's [[RPGElements Skill Point system]] and each of the moves' [[InventoryManagementPuzzle high cost]], you can't have them all on at once without the use of a GameShark.

* ''StreetsOfRage 2'' has Axel's Grand Upper special. A brief introduction; all four player characters have three main special moves; standing-A, a power attack that slightly reduces your health if it hits, forward-A, a strong attack that decreeases your health ''regardless'' of whether it hits or not, and forward-forward-B, a special that doesn't harm you. The problem? ''Axel's Grand Upper is his forward-forward-B, and is more powerful than his or anyone else's forward-A move''. Axel is invincible for the entire animation (it can be used to slide straight ''through'' projectiles and attack bikers without jumping over their bikes), it scores a hit on every single frame, hits anyone who touches Axel's sprite from any direction at any time, and slides forward until Axel hits something if he does it away from someone. About the only enemies who can deal with it are those with long counter-moves that can wait it out (so that'd be the bosses Abadede, R. Bear, and ''absolutely nobody else''), Shiva (who had roughly the same attack with the slide run out to most of the screen) and Mr. X.

*** Try Zero. Imagine Shin Akuma, if you will, now remove most the health handicap and give him a sword.

*** Try Zero. Imagine Shin Akuma, if you will, now remove the health handicap and give him a sword.
**** Actually Zero's health is slightly less than average.

*** ItGetsWorse: By obtaining all the characters you could play as three of the same character. Yeah, [[GodModeSue three Cables]]. [[OhCrap The XBOX release allowed this from the start]].

* Ralf Jones from King of Fighters EX2 Howling Blood on the Game Boy Advance. Remember his Galactica Phantom HSDM from the main series? The [[AwesomeButImpractical horrifically lethal, yet easy-to-dodge charge punch]]? Well, he has it as a ''normal move'' in this game. It does less damage - only 50% of a lifebar - but it has a much much shorter charge time, meaning you can actually use it and connect most of the time, it gained some anti-air priority AND it's still unblockable/puts Ralf into autoguard mode for its duration. Needless to say, spamming that move makes playing as Ralf fall somewhere between Easy Mode and outright cheating. It actually makes fighting the final boss somewhat even, which is saying it all.

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*** Try Zero. Imagine Shin Akuma, if you will, now remove the health handicap and give him a sword.

** In the ''[[UpdatedRerelease Super Street Fighter II Turbo HD Remix]]'', he was toned down so that he could be another playable character, however some of the changes resulted in him having some pretty overpowered setups and resulting in him being tournament banned, SoYeah.

* In the Star Wars: Episode 3 game their was a LoveIntrest of Mace windu who [[{{DualWielding}} used 2 lightsabers]]. She was SUPPOSED to be a defensive characther, and there had the best run speed. However her attack animation is quick, and consists of hitting the enemy on the head, causing some stun... and letting your follow up. Only that attack causes stun to. So you can keep attacking, and keep spamming, easily outclassing even the offense specilist. Except if they try to break off, you can just chase after them and start spamming again. Her attack power is only a little bit below average, but its INSANELY easy to make the both hits connect, and to start a flood of hits, letting you take out a good portion of the opponents health very quickly. Its possible with good timing you might even be able to make an infinite comob. I was only playing for about 10 minutes, and the best I did was 60% health in one combo, before I stopped picking that characther out of politeness.

if you put both pupets at almost point blank, guard or not it kills them (use throw and direction to move the big one by the way)