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== Collecting Items ==
== Collecting Items ==
In addition to Gems, there are other types of items that appear on-screen. The items that can be dropped are Food (which restores life; the bigger the Food, the more life restored), and Item Balls. You collect items by passing over them. There are two ways of collecting items:
In addition to Gems, there are other types of items that appear on-screen. The items that can be dropped are Food (which restores life; the bigger the Food, the more life restored), and Item Balls. You collect items by passing over them. There are two ways of collecting items:
* Treasure Boxes - One appears at the start of the match, and more will appear by beating up your opponent. These can hold Gems, Food, or Item Balls.
* Treasure Boxes - One appears at the start of the match, and more will appear by beating up your opponent. These can hold Gems, Food, or Item Balls.
* Item Carrier - Little guys in clouds will fly by, and will drop Item Balls or Food if you hit them. Beware of the red one (Kaminari), as he'll shock you if you attack him.
* Item Carrier - Little guys in clouds will fly by, and will drop Item Balls or Food if you hit them. Beware of the red one (Kaminari), as he'll shock you if you attack him.


== Item Carriers ==
== Item Carriers ==
The item carriers all represent characters from Capcom's [[SonSon]] game, and it's sequel. Just as in the ''Journey to the West'' legend, a monkey (Sonson) accompanied a monk (Sanjou) and his horse, and they were joined by a pig (Tonton) and a turtle (Kappa). The Kaminari (or lightning monster) appears in the stages of [[SonSon II]] when a player takes too long and shocks them. Kaminari has the ability to do the same to each fighter in the game if they attack him at the wrong time.
The item carriers all represent characters from Capcom's [[SonSon]] game, and it's sequel. Just as in the ''Journey to the West'' legend, a monkey (Sonson) accompanied a monk (Sanjou) and his horse, and they were joined by a pig (Tonton) and a turtle (Kappa). The Kaminari (or lightning monster) appears in the stages of [[SonSon II]] when a player takes too long and shocks them. Kaminari has the ability to do the same to each fighter in the game if they attack him at the wrong time.


{| {{prettytable}}
{| {{prettytable}}
|+ Item Carriers
|+ Item Carriers
| [[Image:PF_Item_Sonson.png]]
| [[File:PF Item Sonson.png]]
| [[Image:PF_Item_Tonton.png]]
| [[File:PF Item Tonton.png]]
| [[Image:PF_Item_Kappa.png]]
| [[File:PF Item Kappa.png]]
| [[Image:PF_Item_Sanjou.png]]
| [[File:PF Item Sanjou.png]]
| [[Image:PF_Item_Kaminari.png]]
| [[File:PF Item Kaminari.png]]
|-
|-
! Sonson || Tonton || Kappa || Sanjou || Kaminari
! Sonson || Tonton || Kappa || Sanjou || Kaminari
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== Item Balls ==
== Item Balls ==
You begin each battle with one, and can hold up to three at a time. When you have one in stock, you can press {{cade|Kick}}{{plus}}{{cade|Special}} to throw it, or use a direction as well:
You begin each battle with one, and can hold up to three at a time. When you have one in stock, you can press {{cade|Kick}}{{plus}}{{cade|Special}} to throw it, or use a direction as well:
{| {{prettytable|notwide=1}}
{| {{prettytable|notwide=1}}
! Input || Result
! Input || Result
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! Item || Type || Result
! Item || Type || Result
|-
|-
| [[Image:PF_Ball_Flame.png]] || Flame || The opponent is burned.
| [[File:PF Ball Flame.png]] || Flame || The opponent is burned.
|-
|-
| [[Image:PF_Ball_Water.png]] || Water || The opponent is temporarily frozen.
| [[File:PF Ball Water.png]] || Water || The opponent is temporarily frozen.
|-
|-
| [[Image:PF_Ball_Skull.png]] || Skull || The opponent is poisoned.
| [[File:PF Ball Skull.png]] || Skull || The opponent is poisoned.
|-
|-
| [[Image:PF_Ball_Bomb.png]] || Bomb || Like Flame, but with a larger range.
| [[File:PF Ball Bomb.png]] || Bomb || Like Flame, but with a larger range.
|-
|-
| [[Image:PF_Ball_Banana.png]] || Banana || The opponent slips and falls on the floor.
| [[File:PF Ball Banana.png]] || Banana || The opponent slips and falls on the floor.
|-
|-
| [[Image:PF_Ball_Petrify.png]] || Petrify || The opponent is turned to stone.
| [[File:PF Ball Petrify.png]] || Petrify || The opponent is turned to stone.
|-
|-
| [[Image:PF_Ball_Lightning.png]] || Lightning || The opponent is shocked.
| [[File:PF Ball Lightning.png]] || Lightning || The opponent is shocked.
|}
|}
Item Balls work immediately if they hit, otherwise, they usually go into effect after a moment, causing anyone in their immediate vicinity to be affected (for example, a missed Petrify Ball will fire a petrifying ray after a while). Note that you can juggle opponents with multiple Item Balls (easiest with the Banana Item Balls).
Item Balls work immediately if they hit, otherwise, they usually go into effect after a moment, causing anyone in their immediate vicinity to be affected (for example, a missed Petrify Ball will fire a petrifying ray after a while). Note that you can juggle opponents with multiple Item Balls (easiest with the Banana Item Balls).


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Collecting Items[edit]

In addition to Gems, there are other types of items that appear on-screen. The items that can be dropped are Food (which restores life; the bigger the Food, the more life restored), and Item Balls. You collect items by passing over them. There are two ways of collecting items:

  • Treasure Boxes - One appears at the start of the match, and more will appear by beating up your opponent. These can hold Gems, Food, or Item Balls.
  • Item Carrier - Little guys in clouds will fly by, and will drop Item Balls or Food if you hit them. Beware of the red one (Kaminari), as he'll shock you if you attack him.

Item Carriers[edit]

The item carriers all represent characters from Capcom's SonSon game, and it's sequel. Just as in the Journey to the West legend, a monkey (Sonson) accompanied a monk (Sanjou) and his horse, and they were joined by a pig (Tonton) and a turtle (Kappa). The Kaminari (or lightning monster) appears in the stages of SonSon II when a player takes too long and shocks them. Kaminari has the ability to do the same to each fighter in the game if they attack him at the wrong time.

Item Carriers
Sonson Tonton Kappa Sanjou Kaminari

Item Balls[edit]

You begin each battle with one, and can hold up to three at a time. When you have one in stock, you can press + to throw it, or use a direction as well:

Input Result
++ Falls a little short of a regular throw.
++ Thrown vertically, has a short range.
++ Falls almost as far as a regular throw.
++ Rolls right next to you.
++ Rolls a bit further away.
++ Rolls very far away.

A thrown item ball will then cause damage to your opponent if it hits them, or inflict some other unwanted effect:

Item Type Result
Flame The opponent is burned.
Water The opponent is temporarily frozen.
Skull The opponent is poisoned.
Bomb Like Flame, but with a larger range.
Banana The opponent slips and falls on the floor.
Petrify The opponent is turned to stone.
Lightning The opponent is shocked.

Item Balls work immediately if they hit, otherwise, they usually go into effect after a moment, causing anyone in their immediate vicinity to be affected (for example, a missed Petrify Ball will fire a petrifying ray after a while). Note that you can juggle opponents with multiple Item Balls (easiest with the Banana Item Balls).

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