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Asura will get his [[VideoGame/CapcomVs first crossover appearance]] in the [[http://www.siliconera.com/2012/09/05/capcom-and-gree-partner-up-for-capcom-all-stars-and-other-social-games/ crossover social game]] ''Minna to Capcom All Stars''.
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Asura will get gets his [[VideoGame/CapcomVs first crossover appearance]] in the [[http://www.[[https://www.siliconera.com/2012/09/05/capcom-and-gree-partner-up-for-capcom-all-stars-and-other-social-games/ com/capcom-and-gree-partner-up-for-capcom-all-stars-and-other-social-games/ crossover social game]] ''Minna to Capcom All Stars''.
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* AdaptedOut: Neither the Golden Spider nor Naraka make any appearance in the manga adaptation. Similarly, the girl Asura meets when he resurrects a second time is also absent, with her role largely being replaced by Upara. [[spoiler:The manga also ends with Asura and Yaksha defeating Vlitra, albeit at the cost of their lives and there's no mention of Chakravartin appearing anywhere.]]
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* AdaptedOut: Neither the Golden Spider nor Naraka make any appearance in the manga adaptation. Similarly, the girl Asura meets when he resurrects a second time is also absent, with her role largely being replaced by Upara. [[spoiler:The manga also ends with Asura and Yaksha Yasha defeating Vlitra, albeit at the cost of their lives and there's no mention of Chakravartin appearing anywhere.]]
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* DiesDifferentlyInTheAdaptation: In the ''Kai'' manga adaptation, some characters meet die differently in comparison to how they bite it in the game. [[spoiler:Sergei, for example, is killed by Yaksha as his mech explodes and Deus is cut in half right down the middle.]]
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* DiesDifferentlyInTheAdaptation: In the ''Kai'' manga adaptation, some characters meet die differently in comparison to how they bite it in the game. [[spoiler:Sergei, for example, is killed by Yaksha Yasha as his mech explodes and Deus is cut in half right down the middle.]]
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On September 26, 2011, a manga adaptation called ''Asura's Wrath: Kai'' began. It serves as a retelling of the game's events, albeit more compressed and introduces a new character called Upara, a "godsperson" tasked by the Deities to supervise and lead the people before meeting Asura and discovering how callous the gods of her world really are.
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On September 26, 2011, a manga adaptation called ''Asura's Wrath: Kai'' began. It serves as a retelling of the game's events, albeit more compressed and introduces a new character called Upara, a "godsperson" tasked by the Deities to supervise and lead the people before meeting Asura and discovering how callous the gods of her world really are.
are. The manga ended on July 26, 2012 with two volumes.
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* AdaptedOut: Neither the Golden Spider nor Naraka make any appearance in the manga adaptation. Similarly, the girl Asura meets when he resurrects a second time is also absent, with her role largely being replaced by Upara. [[spoiler:The manga also ends with Asura and Yaksha defeating Vlitra, albeit at the cost of their lives and there's no mention of Chakravartin appearing anywhere.]]
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** Episode 11.5 and 15.5.
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** Episode 11.5 and 15.5. Unlike the rest of the game's style, these episodes look as if they were lifted straight out of an anime.
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** Augus' sword grows ''300,000 miles long.''
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** Augus' sword grows ''300,000 miles long.''long,'' more than long enough for the other end of the blade to come poking out on the other side of the ''moon''.
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* BigBad: Deus. [[spoiler:Then [[GodIsEvil Chakravartin]].]]
* BigBadassBattleSequence: The game opens with one.
* BigBadassBattleSequence: The game opens with one.
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* BigBad: Deus. Driven to extreme lengths to destroy the Gohma at all costs, he orders Durga's death and kidnaps Mithra before killing Asura and demonizing him for future generations. [[spoiler:Then there's [[GodIsEvil Chakravartin]].Chakravartin]], who is responsible for the creation of the Gohma and the overall GreaterScopeVillain of ''Asura's Wrath''.]]
* BigBadassBattleSequence: The game opens withone.one, with Asura immediately leaping into the thick of battle and going straight for Vlitra while the rest of the generals' forces combat the Gohma.
* BigBadassBattleSequence: The game opens with
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* CombatBreakdown: The last battle of the game begins with [[spoiler:two gods capable of becoming planet sized, warping reality, firing laser beams at each other, and stopping time, and ends with them grappling and punching each other to death after all their godly strength has been exhausted]].
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* CombatBreakdown: The last battle of the game begins with [[spoiler:two gods capable of becoming planet sized, throwing and destroying planets, meteors, and small stars, causing supernova, warping reality, firing laser beams at each other, and stopping time, and ends with them grappling and punching each other to death after all their godly strength has been exhausted]].
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As per TheWikiRule, it has a wiki [[http://asuraswrath.wikia.com/wiki/Asura%27s_Wrath_Wiki right here.]]
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* OffModel:
** Episode 11.5 has tons of this. Most of the deeper lines of Asura's body look like paint and the rings on his back are made into circular protrusions, he bleeds and spits out BlackBlood, [[{{BFS}} Wailing Dark]] starts off intact instead of being broken near the handle and isn't seen to extend before that, etc. But since it's made into a crazy insane action packed episode, its very forgiveable. It helps that it's directed by a key animator from the team behind ''Anime/{{FLCL}}''.
** Avoided in Episode 15.5, however, as the animation style stays much more consistent than 11.5's, although it's still somewhat obvious that the animations are based on earlier designs of the characters since the Dojis look a lot more human-like, the tips of Yasha's fingers aren't covered with rings, and Deus uses a normal nunchaku instead of a more elaborate one with a beam of lightning as its chain.
** Episode 11.5 has tons of this. Most of the deeper lines of Asura's body look like paint and the rings on his back are made into circular protrusions, he bleeds and spits out BlackBlood, [[{{BFS}} Wailing Dark]] starts off intact instead of being broken near the handle and isn't seen to extend before that, etc. But since it's made into a crazy insane action packed episode, its very forgiveable. It helps that it's directed by a key animator from the team behind ''Anime/{{FLCL}}''.
** Avoided in Episode 15.5, however, as the animation style stays much more consistent than 11.5's, although it's still somewhat obvious that the animations are based on earlier designs of the characters since the Dojis look a lot more human-like, the tips of Yasha's fingers aren't covered with rings, and Deus uses a normal nunchaku instead of a more elaborate one with a beam of lightning as its chain.
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** According to the CG Art gallery, the Gohma Carriers are supposed to be roughly 800 kilometers long and 200 kilometers wide. For reference, the Kármán line (a proprosed boundry between Earth's atmosphere and outer space) is 100 kilometers above sea level. Not surprsingly, they aren't depected as being anywhere near this size in the actual game.
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** According to the CG Art gallery, the Gohma Carriers are supposed to be roughly 800 kilometers long and 200 kilometers wide. For reference, the Kármán line (a proprosed boundry between Earth's atmosphere and outer space) is 100 kilometers above sea level. Not surprsingly, they aren't depected depicted as being anywhere near this size in the actual game.
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** According to the CG Art gallery, the Gohma Carriers are supposed to be roughly 800 kilometers long and 200 kilometers wide. For reference, the Kármán line (a proprosed boundry between Earth's atmosphere and outer space) is 100 kilometers above sea level. Not surprsingly, they aren't depected as being anywhere near this size in the actual game.
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Not to be confused with ''LightNovel/AsuraCryin'' and definitely not with ''Manga/{{Asura}}''.
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Not to be confused with ''LightNovel/AsuraCryin'' ''Literature/AsuraCryin'' and definitely not with ''Manga/{{Asura}}''.
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* OOCIsSeriousBusiness: Just the sight of Yasha [[spoiler:starting to smile even a little bit]] is instantly enough for Asura to break off an attack and investigate more closely.
