![]() The final boss is a cyborg version of Belger. The game consists of five stages, as well as two bonus rounds, where the player will encounter childlike counterparts of the Mad Gear members from the original game, including bosses such as Damnd (renamed Thrasher in the American localization), Sodom (Katana), and Abigail. Cody will get a knife, Guy can use a set of shurikens, and Haggar will obtain an oversized mallet. Weapons can also be obtained, but unlike the arcade version, the weapon the player can obtain are dependent on the character. Power-up items are also featured, which includes vitality-restoring food items, extra lives, and even additional chances to continue after a game over. ![]() The new move the player gets varies between each character: Cody gains the "Tornado Sweep" energy projectile attack, Guy gets the "Tornado Kick", and Haggar's extra move is the "Running Clothesline" (also known as the "Scramble Haggar Press"). When the player character reaches Level 4, they will receive an additional special attack which can be performed by rapidly pressing the directional pad left or right and the attack button at the same time. There are six skill levels in total: Cody and Guy both begin the game at the first skill level, while Haggar begins at Level 3. After accumulating a certain amount of experience points, the player will move to the next level, increasing their attack power and maximum vitality. Played on: Super Nintendo USA on, 12:00. Submitted by: Quasenada Quasenada on, 20:19. The number of experience points awarded after defeating an enemy is depended on the finishing move used by the player, with stronger moves giving more points. Coop with Guy (Player 1) and Haggar (Player 2) on the original hardware and hit cofig. The game introduces a leveling system in which the player gains experience points by defeating enemies. The three main characters retain almost all of their abilities from the arcade game, with some aesthetic differences. The player can choose between Cody, a street brawler who fights using a self-made martial art combining Karate and Boxing Guy, an agile master of Ninjutsu or Haggar, a former professional wrestler. ![]() But unlike the SNES ports, all three main characters from the arcade game are present in a single edition. Unlike the original arcade game, Mighty Final Fight can only be played by a single player. For example, Belger's motive for kidnapping Jessica in this version is to force her into marrying him, having become infatuated with her. The story is presented in a more comical fashion compared to the original game due to its satirical nature. After Haggar is informed of her kidnapping, he sets out to rescue her along with his two friends: Cody, Jessica's boyfriend and Guy, Cody's training partner. The Mad Gear Gang, the dominant street gang of Metro City, have kidnapped Mayor Haggar's daughter, Jessica. Mighty Final Fight follows the same premise as the original Final Fight.
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