Mighty Final Fight
Mighty Final Fight |
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Developer: Capcom This game has regional differences. This game has a prerelease article This game has a Data Crystal page |
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Mighty Final Fight is a cartoony entry loosely based on Final Fight, but with an experience point mechanic to unlock cool moves.
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Prerelease Info |
Regional Differences
Splash Screen
The US and European versions add a splash screen with the text "LICENSED BY NINTENDO" upon boot up.
Title Screen
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The Japanese version had its "PUSH START" text changed to "PRESS START" in the US and European versions. The US version adds copyright information to Capcom USA.
Dialogue
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Stage 1
In the western version, answering "no" to both of Damnd/Thrasher's prompts (whether or not to bow before him and whether or not you know he rules the streets) will make him flinch and lose a little bit of health each time. The Japanese version has a third prompt afterwards (whether or not you think he's a weakling) that will cause him to lose some more health if you answer "yes".
It should be noted that the second prompt is phrased differently in the Japanese version, so "yes" is the option that will damage him.
Stage 3
In the Japanese version, before fighting Abigail, he gives you the option to do a battle of wits by answering trivia questions from him in a "true or false" format. If you answer them all correctly in a row, you are rewarded with an extra continue. In the western versions, this was removed. Instead, Abigail just talks a bit and then you fight him.
Japanese Text | Translation | Correct Answer | |
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Question 1 | ハガーの むすめの なは ジュシカである |
Haggar's daughter is named Jussica. |
No |
Question 2 | たいりょく まんタンで たべものをとると EXPになる |
You gain EXP from eating food while at full health. |
Yes |
Question 3 | 2めんの ボスのぶきは みぎてにもった かたなである |
The boss of Stage 2 uses a sword in his right hand as a weapon. |
No |
Question 4 | ダムドの わらいごえは ゲヒゲヒである |
Damnd's laugh sounds like "hee hee hee". |
Yes |
Question 5 | 1めんには じゆうのめがみのポスターが 4まいある |
There are 4 posters of the Statue of Liberty in Stage 1. |
No |
The Final Fight series
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Arcade | Final Fight |
SNES | Final Fight • Final Fight Guy • Final Fight 2 • Final Fight 3 |
NES | Mighty Final Fight |
Amiga | Final Fight |
Sega CD | Final Fight CD |
Game Boy Advance | Final Fight One |
PlayStation 2 / Xbox | Final Fight: Streetwise |
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