Kenichi: The Mightiest Disciple [PS2] - play as Takeda скачать в хорошем качестве

Kenichi: The Mightiest Disciple [PS2] - play as Takeda

This is a play-through using Ikki Takeda in the PS2 game Shijyou Saikyou no Deshi Kenichi: Gekitou! Ragnarok Hachikengou. Read on below for more information... Takeda is one of the hidden characters you can unlock in this game. This makes him an unlockable playable character. ===== About Takeda ===== Takeda is your boxer character for the game, meaning that he only uses punches for his moves. The usual boxing strikes apply - such as power uppercuts, shifts/dodges, punch combos, etc. He is quite a fast character with good combo ability. Additionally, he has a special move where you do the command and hold the button down to wind his arm (charges power), and then release the button for an uppercut. It's kind of similar to Tiffany's Groovy Punch from Rival Schools. He is always seen with a blade of grass in his mouth, it seems to be one of his design characteristics. ===== Additional Information ===== ----- He has a number of nicknames/aliases, as follows: Takeda the Striker Takeda the Boxer Takeda the Puncher Carefree boxer ---- He is a user of the Furinji Style, which is a hybrid martial arts style. ==== About Kenichi: Gekitou! Ragnarok Hachikengou ==== The game is based on a Japanese manga/anime series of the same name (Shijyou Saikyou no Deshi Kenichi). The story seems to be about a young school student in the name of Kenichi who trains in martial arts under the masters of Ryozanpaku in order to protect himself from bullies. As his martial arts improves, he becomes a target of a group called Ragnarok, who are a gang of bullies looking to recruit or defeat him. Design-wise, there is a Rival Schools/Project Justice vibe going on in this game, because the characters could easily be inserted into Project Justice and fit in. This is another example of old-school Capcom's expertise at turning a manga/anime/cartoon franchise into a fighting game. Even though this game is lesser known (possibly bordering on obscure) and nowhere near as famous as Jojos, RS and Tatsunoko, you simply cannot doubt the artistry and effort put into it. The gameplay is very heavily combo-based, and is all about stringing basics, specials and supers together. The game features an 8-way walk/run system (like Soul Calibur), so you cannot really "jump" or "crouch" in it. Another unique aspect is that when travelling forward, you cannot walk - instead you always run.