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Benimaru's looks and a number of his special moves are homages to anime characters.
His Three-Stage Reflex Kick and his Phantom Hurricane super come from Polymar.
His Flying Drill kick and Raijinken come from Casshern.
And obviously his appearance is very similar to Polneraff from JoJo's Bizzare Adventure.
Ironically, despite the references to anime, he hates anime and otakus.
Why not just brutal for it's time, this is brutal now lol
The sheer punishment of hapless thugs lol
Didn't see a move near 17m47 that looked like katategoma, but after seing that, but it's in there somewhere.
The only current-gen Vs. series game I like playing.
I hope I'm not the only one who liked this game... it'll get really lonely in this topic if that was the case.
I only play the arcade version though, but it's all good. I play mostly as Batsu and Casshan, but I also try out everyone else.
-Ryo and Ryu. Ryo almost 100% reminds me of Ryu and shoto characters in SF. He has one of the strongest ground games in KOF 13 with high priority, fast ground normals, and a fireball shield that is difficult to get past. He has a fireball, a traditional Street Fighter DP, and a move very similar to a SF shoto's tatsu. He also has a parry, so 3rd Strike fans may take a liking to him, although you can't quite use his parry the same way you would parry in 3S.
-Yuri and Akuma. Yuri has Akuma's demon flip, and an air fireball. You can do demon flip mixups with Yuri similar to how you would with Akuma in 3s (canceling demon flips from ground normals), except Yuri's demon flip has stupid good crossup potential compared to Akumas, and her demon flip throw is less effective outside of combos.
Kim's bread and butter range for those particular years (though 98 can do damage in close) is mid range. I use close range in head games or mixing things up to not have a human opponent read my moves. His mid range is a lot safer then his close range. Against a computer opponent that's hard to mix things up with close range and it can get you in trouble. Real quick. Best close range he has is his normal attacks. They hit from different angles to throw off your opponents. It just takes a sec to familiarize yourself to them.
On his qcb + K move the object is to graze him. The further away you are to him while still getting in his hitbox the safer you are. Master the in air qcf + K move. On a short hop it's harder to punish and a good setup for close range attacks, but the best way to use it is to be in mid range to start then short hop to not give your opponent time to prepare for it. He always has good range on his flash kick (down up k) I think the hit box is right in between close and mid range in the earlier games starting in 02 I think it extends to mid range. Better to use LK cause it's safer on most occasions. I'm playing 98 and 02 of late mostly so my 99 is rusty.
I am trying to be at least competent at these particular SNK games using Kim Kap Hwan, so I have several questions:
Uh, what KOF game specifically are you talking about?
Also, just to let you know, we try to specialize in competitive play against other humans rather than fighting the AI. If you have a question regarding older KOF games, you can find some stuff in this section http://dreamcancel.com/forum/index.php?board=20.0
Lower the sound.
KOF98 세계2위 대입구 동영상 1 (LOWER SOUND)
