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{{Header Nav|game=Shura no Mon}} | {{Header Nav|game=Shura no Mon}} | ||
Shura no Mon is a fighting | Shura no Mon is a strategy game with the appearance of a fighting game. Like a fighting game, battles take place in an arena with limited space, allowing for some movement toward and away from the opponent. Unlike a fighting game, instead of using a certain input for each move, you command Mutsu Tsukomo to use different moves through a menu. | ||
==Main Menu== | ==Main Menu== | ||
[[File:Shura no Mon title screen.PNG|left|256px]]The first thing you'll see is the title screen. Don't press anything to see a short movie with some conversations between the main character and others. Press {{smd|Start}} to be taken to a menu. The three options are '''Start''', '''Options''', and '''Passwords'''. Press {{smd|A}} at '''Start''' to be taken right into the story. | [[File:Shura no Mon title screen.PNG|left|256px]]The first thing you'll see is the title screen. Don't press anything to see a short movie with some conversations between the main character and others. Press {{smd|Start}} to be taken to a menu. The three options are '''Start''', '''Options''', and '''Passwords'''. Press {{smd|A}} at '''Start''' to be taken right into the story. | ||
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Pressing '''Start''' will take you to the first cutscene leading into the first fight against [[Shura no Mon/Walkthrough#Kimura|Kimura]], which acts as a sort of practice fight. | Pressing '''Start''' will take you to the first cutscene leading into the first fight against [[Shura no Mon/Walkthrough#Kimura|Kimura]], which acts as a sort of practice fight. | ||
===Options=== | ===Options=== | ||
[[File:Shura no Mon options.PNG|right|256px]]'''Options''' are, obviously, the game's settings. You can change the controls and sound here. The default settings will be 01, 01, and A, B, C, and Start for the controls. Unlike | [[File:Shura no Mon options.PNG|right|256px]]'''Options''' are, obviously, the game's settings. You can change the controls and sound here. The default settings will be 01, 01, and A, B, C, and Start for the controls. Unlike some other Mega Drive titles, Shura no Mon doesn't make use of the six-button arcade pad. | ||
===Passwords=== | ===Passwords=== | ||
The '''Passwords''' option will let you type in a password gained after winning each fight. Type it in to start at the fight you were about to go through before. It can be accessed | The '''Passwords''' option will let you type in a password gained after winning each fight. Type it in to start at the fight you were about to go through before. It can be accessed by pressing {{smd|Start}} (this will bring you to a new menu, with '''Start''' and '''Passwords''' instead of '''Start''' and '''Options'''). For a list of all passwords, see [[../Walkthrough#Passwords|here]]. | ||
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==Mutsu Tsukumo== | ==Mutsu Tsukumo== | ||
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===Skills=== | ===Skills=== | ||
[[File:Shura no Mon player defense-izumi.png|right|thumb|Tsukumo using Block.]] | [[File:Shura no Mon player defense-izumi.png|right|thumb|Tsukumo using Block.]] | ||
To use a skill, press {{smd|A}}. Movement from both parties will pause until a skill is selected, which will then trigger a scene showing whether or not the skill was successful. Keep in mind that distance from an opponent, like the concentration meter, plays a part in the success of an attack. The menu will open automatically when the opponent attacks, opening up previously locked defensive options toward the bottom of the menu. While attack skills may change | To use a skill, press {{smd|A}}. Movement from both parties will pause until a skill is selected, which will then trigger a scene showing whether or not the skill was successful. Keep in mind that distance from an opponent, like the concentration meter, plays a part in the success of an attack. Attacks available at the start are one punch, the Proper Fist (正拳) and one kick, the Front Kick (前蹴り). Special skills require high momentum, as indicated by the stages of power (yellow being most powerful) and the balloon meter/concentration. To land finishers, you must be close to the opponent. | ||
The menu will open automatically when the opponent attacks, opening up previously locked defensive options toward the bottom of the menu. While attack skills may change depending on the battle or concentration, defense skills are constant, and are broken up into two options: 受け技 (Receiving Skill) and 避ける (Avoid). The Receiving Skill options include: | |||
*浮身 (Ukemi): Push Tsukumo in the same direction as the opponent, diminishing the force of the offensive technique. While it doesn't cancel out damage completely, it is incredibly convenient in most situations, though concentration will drop as a result of use. | *浮身 (Ukemi): Push Tsukumo in the same direction as the opponent, diminishing the force of the offensive technique. While it doesn't cancel out damage completely, it is incredibly convenient in most situations, though concentration will drop as a result of use. | ||
*ブロック (Block): Prevent a direct hit and reduce damage. | *ブロック (Block): Prevent a direct hit and reduce damage. | ||
