Good game! Still holds up all these years later! The graphics revolutionary for its time and the story's solid and coherent, although simple. I have two complaints though: The final boss is way too hard without using cheese strategies and the special moves are hard to find, plus the more complex ones are difficult to input. I would have put a combo list into the options and made the window to input the special moves more lenient. Still, it is a well-rounded, satisfyingly fast game with a high skill ceiling.

That was awesome, thanks for the game, Tamugaia!

I played this as a kid and have fond memories of it. Well, most of it. The one bad memory I have of this game is the final boss. The final boss is so damn annoying. Only one of it's moves (the beam one) is telegraphed and he constantly spams his spinning attack. Seriously, sometimes the instant the match starts, he's already spinning towards you and once he beat me by spamming the spin attack and hitting me with it each time I tried to get up.

It took me about half an hour to beat it. Mind you, I was playing on the easiest difficulty. I played as Dohn and basically won by alternating between (a.k.a spamming) the jumping punch and low punch and prayed he didn't interrupt with the spin.

I love this game but the final boss is just as frustrating as I remember from my childhood.

much better than the first one.
but it has cheap voice acting.
and characters are not that many.
say pal, this game is still great.
love, <3 idonothing1

A major improvement from the the first, although it still has a long way to go to be a proper fighting game. It's way too oriented around spamming attacks. Combos are non-existent. Nothing in this game really stood out like the previous. The music was nice. Perhaps add a way to view CPU vs CPU fights in season mode? The CPU was better than the last game.

I liked it. It just needs more work. If you ever bother to make a third game, this series of yours has a lot of room for improvement ( & potential). It may have done well on other sites, but NG isn't like other sites.