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* SpiritualSuccessor: ''Videogame/GodzillaDomination'' for GBA is very clearly modeled on this series -- with most of the cheating elements and the ScrappyMechanic removed. It's a CultClassic.
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The series only consists of two games. The first one is available for the UsefulNotes/NeoGeo, UsefulNotes/SegaGenesis and {{SNES}} {{UsefulNotes/SNES}} which has a wrestling game complete with energy "ropes", in which the goal is to pin down your opponent for a three count. Tanks, helicopters, and maser cannons also periodically attacked during the matches.
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A game series created by {{SNK}} in which you can duke it out with [[{{Kaiju}} gigantic monsters]], hence its title. You can also bash buildings and other obstacles for power ups and health. The game play has a TwoAndAHalfD style of controls in which players can stroll up and down the arena as well as the basic forward and backwards.
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A game series created by {{SNK}} {{Creator/SNK}} in which you can duke it out with [[{{Kaiju}} gigantic monsters]], hence its title. You can also bash buildings and other obstacles for power ups and health. The game play has a TwoAndAHalfD style of controls in which players can stroll up and down the arena as well as the basic forward and backwards.
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Despite the name, this has no direct relation to ''Film/GodzillaKingOfTheMonsters'' or anything else in the Franchise/{{Godzilla}} franchise (aside from a NotZilla). Also not to be confused with ''VideoGame/WarOfTheMonsters'', which shares similar themes.
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Despite the name, this has no direct relation to ''Film/GodzillaKingOfTheMonsters'' ''[[Film/GodzillaKingOfTheMonsters1956 Godzilla: King of the Monsters!]]'' or anything else in the Franchise/{{Godzilla}} franchise (aside from a NotZilla). Also not to be confused with ''VideoGame/WarOfTheMonsters'', which shares similar themes.
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* NintendoHard; Neither game is exactly easy, but the original Neo Geo version of the sequel is perhaps one of the most brutal, unrelenting and merciless quarter-munchers ''ever made''. [[http://gaminghell.co.uk/KingOfTheMonsters25.html Gaming Hell sums it ups pretty well.]]
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* NintendoHard; NintendoHard: Neither game is exactly easy, but the original Neo Geo version of the sequel is perhaps one of the most brutal, unrelenting and merciless quarter-munchers ''ever made''. [[http://gaminghell.co.uk/KingOfTheMonsters25.html Gaming Hell sums it ups pretty well.]]
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* {{Crossover}}: Cyber Woo made the cut for ''VideoGame/NeoGeoBattleColiseum''.
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* {{Crossover}}: Cyber Woo made the cut for ''VideoGame/NeoGeoBattleColiseum''. Also, Atomic Guy can be summoned in one of Yuki's special attacks.
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* WithGreatPowerComesGreatInsanity: Astro Guy was a brilliant scientist until the experiment that transformed him. Now his intellect is fading, replaced by his now-monstrous instincts. As Atomic Guy, he has nothing left but an overpowering hunger for nuclear energy.
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The series only consists of two games. The first one is available for the NeoGeo, UsefulNotes/NeoGeo, UsefulNotes/SegaGenesis and {{SNES}} which has a wrestling kind of game play in which the goal is to pin down your opponent for three counts.
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The series only consists of two games. The first one is available for the NeoGeo, SegaGenesis UsefulNotes/SegaGenesis and {{SNES}} which has a wrestling kind of game play in which the goal is to pin down your opponent for three counts.
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Despite the name, this has no direct relation to ''Film/GodzillaKingOfTheMonsters'' or anything else in the Franchise/{{Godzilla}} franchise (aside from a NotZilla). Also not to be confused with ''VideoGame/WarOfThe Monsters'', which shares similar themes.
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Despite the name, this has no direct relation to ''Film/GodzillaKingOfTheMonsters'' or anything else in the Franchise/{{Godzilla}} franchise (aside from a NotZilla). Also not to be confused with ''VideoGame/WarOfThe Monsters'', ''VideoGame/WarOfTheMonsters'', which shares similar themes.
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Despite the name, this has no direct relation to ''Film/GodzillaKingOfTheMonsters'' or anything else in the Franchise/{{Godzilla}} franchise (aside from a NotZilla). Also not to be confused with ''VideoGame/War of the ''VideoGame/WarOfThe Monsters'', which shares similar themes.
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Despite the name, this has no direct relation to ''Film/GodzillaKingOfTheMonsters'' or anything else in the Franchise/{{Godzilla}} franchise (aside from a NotZilla). Also not to be confused with ''VideoGame/War of the Monsters'', which shares similar themes.
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** Speaking of Famardy, if there's still any doubts about him, check out [[http://gaminghell.co.uk/images/kotm2ntgo.png the Game Over screen of the second game]]. Yep, that's him. [[NightmareFuel Good luck sleeping tonight.]]
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** Speaking of Famardy, if there's still any doubts about him, check out [[http://gaminghell.co.uk/images/kotm2ntgo.png the Game Over screen of the second game]]. Yep, that's him. [[NightmareFuel Good luck sleeping tonight.]]
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* Famardy (King Famardy): A gigantic green blob with four eyes, lots of teeth and an orange head sticking out of its mouth. It also has arms sticking out of its midsection. He is the unusable final boss for the Neo Geo version.
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* Famardy (King Famardy): A gigantic green blob with four eyes, lots of teeth and an orange head sticking out of its mouth. It also has arms sticking out of its midsection. He is not playable in the unusable final boss for the Neo Geo Genesis version.
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Woo and Poison Ghost aren't in the SNES and Genesis ports. Additionally, Woo, Poison Ghost, and Rocky are not in the sequel -- the remaining three are now powered-up versions of themselves, joined by the new boss characters for a total of 10 playable monsters. The listed names are from the US/European version, with the names from the Japanese version in parentheses.
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Woo and Poison Ghost aren't in the SNES and Genesis ports. Additionally, Woo, Poison Ghost, Rocky, and Rocky Beetle Mania are not in the sequel -- the remaining three are now powered-up versions of themselves, joined by the new boss characters for a total of 10 playable monsters. The listed names are from the US/European version, with the names from the Japanese version in parentheses.
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All but 3 did not make it in [=KOTM2=]. The other three are now powered up versions of the previous ones.
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* NintendoHard; Neither games are exactly easy, but the original Neo Geo version of the sequel is perhaps one of the most brutal, unrelenting and merciless quarter-muncher ''ever made''. [[http://gaminghell.co.uk/KingOfTheMonsters25.html Gaming Hell sum it ups pretty well.]]
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* NintendoHard; Neither games are game is exactly easy, but the original Neo Geo version of the sequel is perhaps one of the most brutal, unrelenting and merciless quarter-muncher quarter-munchers ''ever made''. [[http://gaminghell.co.uk/KingOfTheMonsters25.html Gaming Hell sum sums it ups pretty well.]]
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* SequelHook: The ending of the sequel clumsily states that "In 800 years, a few survivors will have powers".
* SNKBoss: Well, this game was created by SNK.
* SpiritualSuccessor: ''Videogame/GodzillaDomination'' for GBA is very clearly modeled on this series... with most of the cheating elements removed. It's a CultClassic.
* SNKBoss: Well, this game was created by SNK.
* SpiritualSuccessor: ''Videogame/GodzillaDomination'' for GBA is very clearly modeled on this series... with most of the cheating elements removed. It's a CultClassic.
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* SequelHook: The ending of the sequel clumsily states that "In 800 years, a few survivors will have powers".
power."
* SNKBoss: Well,this game was the games were created by SNK.
* SpiritualSuccessor: ''Videogame/GodzillaDomination'' for GBA is very clearly modeled on thisseries... series -- with most of the cheating elements removed. It's a CultClassic.
* SNKBoss: Well,
* SpiritualSuccessor: ''Videogame/GodzillaDomination'' for GBA is very clearly modeled on this
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* SpiritualSuccessor: The ''Videogame/GodzillaDomination'' for GBA Franchise/{{Godzilla}} game is very clearly modeled on this series... with most of the cheating elements removed. It's a CultClassic.
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[=KOTM2=] has 10 playable monsters.
* Aqua Slug: A giant slug
* Eiffelyte: A giant human with an orange blob attached to his head
* Huge Frogger: A giant space helmet wearing humanoid Frog
* Claw Head: A large green monster with two heads that has a big horn on each. It also has large mouth on its belly and uses its arms as feet
* Lavicus: A blue monster with a big severed mouth and a small serpentine body. it has bat like wings on the back of its head, an odd tube with sharp teeth on his forehead, three eyes and long skinny arms. It also has a large eyeball inside his severed mouth.
* Beetle Monster: A large scorpion monster with four legs, an eye on his belly and a sideways mouth between his legs. His brain also shows but it's protected by a helmet.
* Farmardy: A gigantic green blob with four eyes, lots of teeth and an orange head. It also has arms sticking out of its midsection. He is the unusable final boss for the Neo Geo version.
* Aqua Slug: A giant slug
* Eiffelyte: A giant human with an orange blob attached to his head
* Huge Frogger: A giant space helmet wearing humanoid Frog
* Claw Head: A large green monster with two heads that has a big horn on each. It also has large mouth on its belly and uses its arms as feet
* Lavicus: A blue monster with a big severed mouth and a small serpentine body. it has bat like wings on the back of its head, an odd tube with sharp teeth on his forehead, three eyes and long skinny arms. It also has a large eyeball inside his severed mouth.
* Beetle Monster: A large scorpion monster with four legs, an eye on his belly and a sideways mouth between his legs. His brain also shows but it's protected by a helmet.
* Farmardy: A gigantic green blob with four eyes, lots of teeth and an orange head. It also has arms sticking out of its midsection. He is the unusable final boss for the Neo Geo version.
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[=KOTM2=] has 10 playable monsters.
monsters. The listed names are from the US/Europe version, with the names from the Japan version in parentheses.
* AquaSlug: Slug (Sack Eyes): A giant slug
slug who is nigh-invulnerable while withdrawn into its shell.
*Eiffelyte: Eiffelyte (Horn du Out): A giant human with an orange blob attached to his head
head.
* HugeFrogger: Frogger (Huge Keal): A giant space helmet wearing space-helmet-wearing humanoid Frog
frog-like creature. Underneath its helmet is actually a fish's head.
* ClawHead: Head (Yam a Mordon): A large green monster with two heads that has a big horn on each. It also has large mouth on its belly and uses its arms as feet
to walk.
*Lavicus: Lavicus (Eat Wow): A blue monster with a big severed mouth and a small serpentine body. it has bat like wings on the back of its head, an odd tube with sharp teeth on his forehead, three eyes and long skinny arms. It also has a large eyeball inside his severed mouth.
* BeetleMonster: Master (Kili Kili): A large scorpion monster with four legs, an eye on his belly and a sideways mouth between his legs. His brain also shows but it's protected by a helmet.
*Farmardy: Famardy (King Famardy): A gigantic green blob with four eyes, lots of teeth and an orange head.head sticking out of its mouth. It also has arms sticking out of its midsection. He is the unusable final boss for the Neo Geo version.
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* Huge
* Claw
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* Beetle
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** Speaking of Famardy, if there's still any doubts about him, check out [[http://gaminghell.110mb.com/images/kotm2ntgo.png the Game Over screen of the second game]]. Yep, that's him. [[NightmareFuel Good luck sleeping tonight.]]
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** Speaking of Famardy, if there's still any doubts about him, check out [[http://gaminghell.110mb.com/images/kotm2ntgo.co.uk/images/kotm2ntgo.png the Game Over screen of the second game]]. Yep, that's him. [[NightmareFuel Good luck sleeping tonight.]]
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* NintendoHard; Neither games are exactly easy, but the original Neo Geo version of the sequel is perhaps one of the most brutal, unrelenting and merciless quarter-muncher ''ever made''. [[http://gaminghell.110mb.com/KingOfTheMonsters25.html Gaming Hell sum it ups pretty well.]]
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* NintendoHard; Neither games are exactly easy, but the original Neo Geo version of the sequel is perhaps one of the most brutal, unrelenting and merciless quarter-muncher ''ever made''. [[http://gaminghell.110mb.com/KingOfTheMonsters25.co.uk/KingOfTheMonsters25.html Gaming Hell sum it ups pretty well.]]
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* SpiritualSuccessor: The GBA {{Godzilla}} game is very clearly modeled on this series... with most of the cheating elements removed. It's a CultClassic.
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A game series created by {{SNK}} in which you can duke it out with [[{{Kaiju}} gigantic monsters]], hence its title. You can also bash buildings and other obstacles for power ups and health. The game play has a TwoAndAHalfD style of controls in which players can stroll up and down the arena as well as the basic forward and backwards.
The series only consists of two games. The first one is available for The NeoGeo, SegaGenesis and {{SNES}} which has a wrestling kind of game play in which the goal is to pin down your opponent for three counts.
The second game was available for the Neo Geo, SNES and Genesis. The game play of the first two is a side scrolling, cooperative BeatEmUp while the Genesis version featured a tournament like fighting game in which you must defeat every monster in the game one by one in order to reach the boss at the end, YOURSELF.
The first game consists of 6 characters which are
* Geon: A giant dinosaur (no monster brawler is complete without a giant reptile of some sort)
* Woo: King Kong's cousin
* Poison Ghost: A monster covered in toxic waste
* Rocky: A giant golem
* Astro Guy: A giant humanoid superhero
* Beetle Mania: A large beetle-like creature, suggested to be an alien.
All but 3 did not make it in [=KOTM2=]. The other three are now powered up versions of the previous ones.
[=KOTM2=] has 10 playable monsters.
* Aqua Slug: A giant slug
* Eiffelyte: A giant human with an orange blob attached to his head
* Huge Frogger: A giant space helmet wearing humanoid Frog
* Claw Head: A large green monster with two heads that has a big horn on each. It also has large mouth on its belly and uses its arms as feet
* Lavicus: A blue monster with a big severed mouth and a small serpentine body. it has bat like wings on the back of its head, an odd tube with sharp teeth on his forehead, three eyes and long skinny arms. It also has a large eyeball inside his severed mouth.
* Beetle Monster: A large scorpion monster with four legs, an eye on his belly and a sideways mouth between his legs. His brain also shows but it's protected by a helmet.
* Farmardy: A gigantic green blob with four eyes, lots of teeth and an orange head. It also has arms sticking out of its midsection. He is the unusable final boss for the Neo Geo version.
Returning Characters:
* Atomic Guy: A powered up version of Astro Guy
* Super Geon: A mutated spiky form of the previous Geon.
* Cyber Woo: BEHOLD, a giant robot King Kong!
These three are the heroes of the series.
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!!!This series provides examples of:
* BalloonBelly: Aqua Slug can turn its foes into parade balloons by blowing odd glops of goop at them.
** Strangely, the victim does not pop. They would just appear back to their normal size and falls down.
* BodyHorror: Pretty much all of the characters.
* BossGame: The sequel.
* CaptainErsatz: Nearly ''everyone''.
* TheComputerIsACheatingBastard: The computer-controlled monsters have ''all'' the advantages. You get one free "power struggle" and then can forget about winning any more against that opponent.
* {{Crossover}}: Cyber Woo made the cut for ''VideoGame/NeoGeoBattleColiseum''.
* DeadlineNews: The ending of the first game.
* DivergentCharacterEvolution: The six monsters in the first game had the same movelist, with the only difference being what their projectile attack is and how they did certain moves. The three returning characters in the sequel have much more unique normals and specials.
* EldritchAbomination: Famardy, plus several of the weirder monsters such as Lavicus. Many of the disembodied heads and eyes that serve as minor mooks might also qualify.
* {{Kaiju}}
* LargeAndInCharge: Even considering all the characters are kaiju, Famardy is ''still'' larger than them all, and is one of the largest characters to ever appear in a fighting game.
* MirrorBoss: [[AnticlimaxBoss How awesome is it to fight your clone?]]
* NintendoHard; Neither games are exactly easy, but the original Neo Geo version of the sequel is perhaps one of the most brutal, unrelenting and merciless quarter-muncher ''ever made''. [[http://gaminghell.110mb.com/KingOfTheMonsters25.html Gaming Hell sum it ups pretty well.]]
* PlayerVersusPlayer
* SequelHook: The ending of the sequel clumsily states that "In 800 years, a few survivors will have powers".
* SNKBoss: Well, this game was created by SNK.
* SpiritualSuccessor: The GBA {{Godzilla}} game is very clearly modeled on this series... with most of the cheating elements removed. It's a CultClassic.
* StuffBlowingUp
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The series only consists of two games. The first one is available for The NeoGeo, SegaGenesis and {{SNES}} which has a wrestling kind of game play in which the goal is to pin down your opponent for three counts.
The second game was available for the Neo Geo, SNES and Genesis. The game play of the first two is a side scrolling, cooperative BeatEmUp while the Genesis version featured a tournament like fighting game in which you must defeat every monster in the game one by one in order to reach the boss at the end, YOURSELF.
The first game consists of 6 characters which are
* Geon: A giant dinosaur (no monster brawler is complete without a giant reptile of some sort)
* Woo: King Kong's cousin
* Poison Ghost: A monster covered in toxic waste
* Rocky: A giant golem
* Astro Guy: A giant humanoid superhero
* Beetle Mania: A large beetle-like creature, suggested to be an alien.
All but 3 did not make it in [=KOTM2=]. The other three are now powered up versions of the previous ones.
[=KOTM2=] has 10 playable monsters.
* Aqua Slug: A giant slug
* Eiffelyte: A giant human with an orange blob attached to his head
* Huge Frogger: A giant space helmet wearing humanoid Frog
* Claw Head: A large green monster with two heads that has a big horn on each. It also has large mouth on its belly and uses its arms as feet
* Lavicus: A blue monster with a big severed mouth and a small serpentine body. it has bat like wings on the back of its head, an odd tube with sharp teeth on his forehead, three eyes and long skinny arms. It also has a large eyeball inside his severed mouth.
* Beetle Monster: A large scorpion monster with four legs, an eye on his belly and a sideways mouth between his legs. His brain also shows but it's protected by a helmet.
* Farmardy: A gigantic green blob with four eyes, lots of teeth and an orange head. It also has arms sticking out of its midsection. He is the unusable final boss for the Neo Geo version.
Returning Characters:
* Atomic Guy: A powered up version of Astro Guy
* Super Geon: A mutated spiky form of the previous Geon.
* Cyber Woo: BEHOLD, a giant robot King Kong!
These three are the heroes of the series.
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!!!This series provides examples of:
* BalloonBelly: Aqua Slug can turn its foes into parade balloons by blowing odd glops of goop at them.
** Strangely, the victim does not pop. They would just appear back to their normal size and falls down.
* BodyHorror: Pretty much all of the characters.
* BossGame: The sequel.
* CaptainErsatz: Nearly ''everyone''.
* TheComputerIsACheatingBastard: The computer-controlled monsters have ''all'' the advantages. You get one free "power struggle" and then can forget about winning any more against that opponent.
* {{Crossover}}: Cyber Woo made the cut for ''VideoGame/NeoGeoBattleColiseum''.
* DeadlineNews: The ending of the first game.
* DivergentCharacterEvolution: The six monsters in the first game had the same movelist, with the only difference being what their projectile attack is and how they did certain moves. The three returning characters in the sequel have much more unique normals and specials.
* EldritchAbomination: Famardy, plus several of the weirder monsters such as Lavicus. Many of the disembodied heads and eyes that serve as minor mooks might also qualify.
* {{Kaiju}}
* LargeAndInCharge: Even considering all the characters are kaiju, Famardy is ''still'' larger than them all, and is one of the largest characters to ever appear in a fighting game.
* MirrorBoss: [[AnticlimaxBoss How awesome is it to fight your clone?]]
* NintendoHard; Neither games are exactly easy, but the original Neo Geo version of the sequel is perhaps one of the most brutal, unrelenting and merciless quarter-muncher ''ever made''. [[http://gaminghell.110mb.com/KingOfTheMonsters25.html Gaming Hell sum it ups pretty well.]]
* PlayerVersusPlayer
* SequelHook: The ending of the sequel clumsily states that "In 800 years, a few survivors will have powers".
* SNKBoss: Well, this game was created by SNK.
* SpiritualSuccessor: The GBA {{Godzilla}} game is very clearly modeled on this series... with most of the cheating elements removed. It's a CultClassic.
* StuffBlowingUp
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