Features destroyed new fences, tree trunks and new dandelions. Yamagata Battlefield - Hanzo: In this version, the fight occurs in the sunset and in the left side. Note: the woman statues can be cut by the fighters' blade.This stage also can be seen in Samurai Shodown (2019), with a new version and name. Versailles Palace - Charlotte: In this version, can be seen statues, vases with red roses, golden woman statues, ceramic notches and a potrait with the returning characters of the game facing the boss of the stage. Note: when Genan is defeated, one of the creatures also falls on the ground.A similar version of the stage can be seen in Samurai Shodown (2019), with a autmnal air.Įarly Winter Bamboo Forest - Jubei: In this version, the stage features snow are more bamboo trees already cuted, besides a new thicket and buds. This stage also can be seen in Samurai Shodown (2019), with a new version and name.ĭevil's Island - Genan: In this version, the stage is brown, and features puddles, a grey cauldron and creatures like Genan cooking on it. Features a wooden and stoned bridge, the animals, the Ainu priestess' family, some burned carpets, a pine forest and a waterfall and snowy mountains in the background. Kamui Kotan, Northern Country - Nakoruru: In this version, the fight takes next to a river, in a summer. This stage also can be seen in Samurai Shodown (2019), with a new version. Also can be seen a geisha touching up the makeup, in the left side. Features shrines, a temple and mountains in the background, highlighting the Mount Fuji. Gairyu Isle, Night - Ukyo: In this version, the fight occurs in the nighttime.
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Features a red sky, a ladder, in the right side, the mountains, in the background, and a full moon with the NEO GEO's logo watermark. Sukigahara Field - Genjuro: A dandelion field in a November night. Also can be seen a geisha cheering in the left side. Features shrines, waves crashing, a temple and mountains in the background, highlighting the Mount Fuji. Gairyu Isle, Noon - Haohmaru: In this version, the fight occurs in a sunset. The new characters added to the roster are: This game was also the first game to incorporate an offensive blocking technique or "parry" via a command issued at the last second allowing players to deflect an incoming attack and leave their adversaries open to attack. The overall gameplay was expanded to include several movement options: forward and backward rolls, ducking to avoid high attacks, or small hops to avoid low strikes. That night, they share a few drinks to celebrate their reunion after a long separation, and at dawn Haohmaru slips out unannounced to embark on his journey.Īccording to the story, Mizuki was a high priestess in a Shinto temple but she was possessed by the marauding deity.įollowing up on the extremely-enthusiastic fan reception of the first Samurai Shodown game, SNK rebuilt the sequel from the ground up, including almost all of its predecessor's cast, adding several new characters, and refining the overall gameplay with more responsive control, more moves, and a substantial number of Easter eggs.
His master obviously knows more, but grows silent, and besides Haohmaru isn't listening anyway. While Haohmaru relates his story, his master's visage grows unusually grim. Ambrosia.lives.' The evil ones are after him! Haohmaru, sensing an evil force rivaling Amakusa, pays a visit on his old fencing master. The would-be assassin gasps a final promise to Haohmaru. Haohmaru's attacker was clearly manipulated by someone or something - an evil force. But the one who was up easily defeated was not Haohmaru, but the sinister assailant. This person deeply involved with the resurrected Amakusa, Haohmaru, was suddenly attacked one night. "Shiro Tokisada Amakusa, cause of the calamities occurring worldwide and driven to resurrect the Dark Deity Ambrosia, was slain by a single samurai whose existence was never recorded by history. The official story, as given by SNK, is as follows:
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