MugoUrth

Gijinkas are a huge fad these days, aren't they.

After trying his characters, I can tell that the people who made Alien Challenge had an awful sense of creativity. Many of the characters are given multiple moves for a single task, which is not a good thing. The creators had the idea that more moves = better, even if multiple moves do the same thing. I notice some characters also have moves that are pulled off too similarly. Like with Jean Paul, if you hold the back key, then do forward punch, you do a rushing punch attack. But if you quickly press back and forward several times before pressing punch, he throws a star instead. When trying to pull off the star shoot, you might end up using the rushing punch attack instead. As for ^o^'s characters themselves, they are way overpowered.

I've said it before, but I was actually quite disappointed with Mario 64.

He's better than Kong to say the least. At leas descolor/^O^'s characters aren't as buggy, at least from the ones I've played.

That is one ugly werewolf.

Well, she still looks interesting enough, I might give her a try.

*Reads topic title* Hattori Hanzo? Which one? Samurai Shodown Hattori Hanzo? World Heroes Hattori Hanzo? Another version? *Looks in topic* ...Oh, just another random anime girl with a misleading name. What game is she from?

I'd trade Mario 64 for F-Zero GX in a heartbeat. F-Zero is the BEEEEEEEEEEEEWwwwwmb! (Trying to say it like Coach Z)

For a better game, perhaps?

I could think of a lot of reasons, honestly.

I can honestly say I've never seen that episode of the Simpsons, or if I have I don't remember it.

It's really more of a dumb stereotype than truth, really.

...I doubt that joke would go over well if there were French people present.

Too be honest, I was kind of expecting the dragon boss from Megama... Err, no wait. That's exactly what I was expecting. Megaman X always has these HUGE intro bosses.

Oh man, I want this character badly. ...But why does it have to be so big?

I'd be more interested if it wasn't made by an author known for cheap, unbalanced characters with Lock-down AI. (At least that's what most of the characters I've tried by ^o^ have.)

I'm wondering if maybe I don't want to make my own Pirated Game's collection.

Alright, tried it out. It's okay, but it doesn't seemed finished, unless I'm missing something. MLP fans will probably like it. Anyone else could afford to pass on it. Regardless, it's by far the best MLP character currently for MUGEN, but that's only because everything else is awful.

That particular version of Glasya Labolas? No. Glasya Labolas itself? It's a powerful creature from Hades often sited to be the Author of Persuasion and Bloodshed. It often takes the form of a winged dog. In Final Fantasy 3, it takes the form of a giant person. I've never seen Glasya Labolas portrayed as a griffon. It's a boss character. Not intended for actual play.

I'll bite, but only because I have more respect towards MLP than most.

...You had me at Glasyalabolas. I love mythical creatures, especially obscure ones. ... It looks more like a griffon than Glasya Labolas, though.

Alright, I tried him out. He's a fun character to use. I especially like sending the opponent in the air with this guy, then proceeding to use his air grapple attack. If there's one thing I can say, though. This guy is HUGE! Bigger than most characters anyway. He seems almost too big.

Wait a minute. Before this topic goes any further, I honestly have to ask this, but... Who's the master?

MadOldCrow said he wouldn't finish Stimpy though because of MUGEN Hunter's version.

I don't know if it matters, but I just read Video Game Critic's review on it. He normally gloms onto the games most reviewers are payed to rate highly, while often giving a lot of good games average reviews or worse, and he actually gave the game a D. I never liked the guy's reviews, as I always saw bias in his reviews, but I'm starting to wonder if that's actually true. Regardless, I was kind of surprised by the review.