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* GlassCannon: Some of the earliest mooks are dynamite throwers, who are very weak, but their dynamite can deal serious damage.
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* HoaxHogan: Tom Anderson is basically Hulk Hogan with the Ultimate Warrior's arm-tassels. So are his recolors.
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** Casterora. He is the FinalBoss, he is fat and can jump all over the place.
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The plot (taking some inspirations from ''Film/BlackRain'') is [[ExcusePlot charactestically threadbare]]; players assume the roles of Duke and Billy, two New York detectives on the trail of a mob boss, Casterora, who had escaped to Japan and joined forces with the local {{yakuza}}. They then team up with Ryu, a Japanese police officer and karate expert, leading to the trio kicking and punching the daylights out of the Osakan underworld.
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The plot (taking some inspirations from ''Film/BlackRain'') ''Film/BlackRain'' and ''VideoGame/FinalFight'') is [[ExcusePlot charactestically threadbare]]; players assume the roles of Duke and Billy, two New York detectives on the trail of a mob boss, Casterora, who had escaped to Japan and joined forces with the local {{yakuza}}. They then team up with Ryu, a Japanese police officer and karate expert, leading to the trio kicking and punching the daylights out of the Osakan underworld.
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* SimpleStaff: You can occasionally collect long, thick poles for hitting enemies with. These weapons naturally have the longest range.
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''Burning Fight'' is a 1991 arcade action game released by Creator/{{SNK}}, and pretty much the company's response to the then-popular BeatEmUp craze in the late 80s and early 90s.
Using yet another flimsy-as-hell excuse plot; players assume the roles of Duke and Billy, two New York detectives on the trail of a mob boss, Casterora, who had escaped to Japan and joined forces with the local {{yakuza}}. They then team up with Ryu, a Japanese police officer and karate expert, leading to the trio kicking and punching the daylights out of the Osakan underworld.
This game is notably one of the early efforts of Eikichi Kawasaki, who would later on develop franchises like ''VideoGame/FatalFury'', ''VideoGame/SamuraiShodown'' and ''VideoGame/ArtOfFighting'' for the studios.
Using yet another flimsy-as-hell excuse plot; players assume the roles of Duke and Billy, two New York detectives on the trail of a mob boss, Casterora, who had escaped to Japan and joined forces with the local {{yakuza}}. They then team up with Ryu, a Japanese police officer and karate expert, leading to the trio kicking and punching the daylights out of the Osakan underworld.
This game is notably one of the early efforts of Eikichi Kawasaki, who would later on develop franchises like ''VideoGame/FatalFury'', ''VideoGame/SamuraiShodown'' and ''VideoGame/ArtOfFighting'' for the studios.
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''Burning Fight'' is a 1991 arcade action game released by Creator/{{SNK}}, and pretty much the company's response to the then-popular the BeatEmUp craze in the late 80s and early 90s.
Using yet another flimsy-as-hell excuse plot; The plot (taking some inspirations from ''Film/BlackRain'') is [[ExcusePlot charactestically threadbare]]; players assume the roles of Duke and Billy, two New York detectives on the trail of a mob boss, Casterora, who had escaped to Japan and joined forces with the local {{yakuza}}. They then team up with Ryu, a Japanese police officer and karate expert, leading to the trio kicking and punching the daylights out of the Osakan underworld.
This game is notably one of the early efforts of Eikichi Kawasaki, who Duke would later on develop franchises like ''VideoGame/FatalFury'', ''VideoGame/SamuraiShodown'' and ''VideoGame/ArtOfFighting'' for make a cameo as one of the studios.Another Strikers in ''VideoGame/TheKingOfFighters2000''.
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* PushyMooks: This game probably have one of the ''weirdest'' instance of the trope in one stage. So you're fighting off some enemies, and suddenly the game will dispense a hobo seemingly minding his own business (he wouldn't target you deliberately, unlike the other enemies)... until you get too close to him, at which point he [[https://youtu.be/CP54gyx433k?t=865 suddenly halts you down and induces a fellatio]] on you ('''''!!!''''') [[note]] yes, you're still clothed, but ''damn'' [[/note]] You won't suffer any health loss in the process, but you're unable to move and exposed to attacks from other enemies until you beat the hobo away. [[UniqueEnemy Thankfully this is the first and LAST time you encounter this enemy type in the entire game]].
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* PushyMooks: This The game probably have one has two characters, the owner of a porn club found near the end of the ''weirdest'' instance of the trope in one stage. So you're fighting off some enemies, first level and suddenly the game will dispense a hobo in the third stage, who seemingly minding his mind their own business (he wouldn't target you deliberately, unlike the other enemies)... until you get too close to him, them, at which point he [[https://youtu.they drop to their knees and plead you to help them ([[https://youtu.be/CP54gyx433k?t=865 suddenly halts you down and induces a fellatio]] on you ('''''!!!''''') [[note]] yes, you're still clothed, but ''damn'' [[/note]] Though the animation suggests something else...]]). You won't suffer any health loss in the process, but you're unable to move and exposed to attacks from other enemies until you beat the hobo away. [[UniqueEnemy Thankfully this is the first and LAST time you encounter this enemy type in the entire game]].them away.
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* PushyMooks: This game probably have one of the ''weirdest'' instance of the trope in one stage. So you're fighting off some enemies, and suddenly the game will dispense a hobo seemingly minding his own business (he wouldn't target you deliberately, unlike the other enemies)... until you get too close to him, at which point he [[https://youtu.be/CP54gyx433k?t=865 suddenly halts you down and induces a fellatio]] on you ('''''!!!''''') [[note]] yes, you're still clothed, but ''damn'' [[/note]] You won't suffer any health loss in the process, but you're unable to move and exposed to attacks from other enemies until you beat the hobo away. [[UniqueEnemy Thankfully this is the first and LAST time you encounter this enemy time in the entire game]].
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* PushyMooks: This game probably have one of the ''weirdest'' instance of the trope in one stage. So you're fighting off some enemies, and suddenly the game will dispense a hobo seemingly minding his own business (he wouldn't target you deliberately, unlike the other enemies)... until you get too close to him, at which point he [[https://youtu.be/CP54gyx433k?t=865 suddenly halts you down and induces a fellatio]] on you ('''''!!!''''') [[note]] yes, you're still clothed, but ''damn'' [[/note]] You won't suffer any health loss in the process, but you're unable to move and exposed to attacks from other enemies until you beat the hobo away. [[UniqueEnemy Thankfully this is the first and LAST time you encounter this enemy time type in the entire game]].
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** Yujiro Heike, the overweight Yakuza enforcer who puts up one hell of a fight for his weight.
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* HugeGuyTinyGirl: Two of the bosses, Yujiro and Azusa Heike, who appears to be a married couple, who shows up to attack you during the game. She's a skinny woman in a Japanese yukata, he's an overweight brute. It's even more evident when you fight them as a DualBoss late in the game.
* MolotovCocktail: Halfway in the first stage after you defeated a bunch of mooks on foot, a truck will drive into the screen, and the mook in the truck will continuouisly throw petrol bombs into the area. You'll need to destroy said truck ''with your fists''.
* MolotovCocktail: Halfway in the first stage after you defeated a bunch of mooks on foot, a truck will drive into the screen, and the mook in the truck will continuouisly throw petrol bombs into the area. You'll need to destroy said truck ''with your fists''.
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* HugeGuyTinyGirl: Two of the bosses, Yujiro and Azusa Heike, who appears to be a married couple, who shows up to attack you during the game. She's a skinny woman in a Japanese yukata, he's an overweight brute. It's even more evident when you fight them as a DualBoss late in the game.
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* MolotovCocktail: Halfway in the first stage after you defeated a bunch of mooks on foot, a truck will drive into the screen, and the mook in the truck willcontinuouisly continuously throw petrol bombs into the area. You'll need to destroy said truck ''with your fists''.
* MolotovCocktail: Halfway in the first stage after you defeated a bunch of mooks on foot, a truck will drive into the screen, and the mook in the truck will
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[[caption-width-right:350:Even the poster is ''burning''...]]
''Burning Fight'' is a 1991 arcade action game released by Creator/{{SNK}}, and pretty much the company's response to the then-popular BeatEmUp craze in the late 80s and early 90s.
Using yet another flimsy-as-hell excuse plot; players assume the roles of Duke and Billy, two New York detectives on the trail of a mob boss, Casterora, who had escaped to Japan and joined forces with the local {{yakuza}}. They then team up with Ryu, a Japanese police officer and karate expert, leading to the trio kicking and punching the daylights out of the Osakan underworld.
This game is notably one of the early efforts of Eikichi Kawasaki, who would later on develop franchises like ''VideoGame/FatalFury'', ''VideoGame/SamuraiShodown'' and ''VideoGame/ArtOfFighting'' for the studios.
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!! Burning Fight provide examples of:
* {{Acrofatic}}:
** Yujiro Heike, the overweight Yakuza enforcer who puts up one hell of a fight for his weight.
** The "Duffy" enemies, overweight mooks with bulging bellies but are surprisingly quick on their feet, running and slapping at you repeatedly.
* BadassBiker: Late in the game during the pier stage you'll be attacked by biker punks on their cycles, making circles around you and proving to be quite difficult to hit. The game even names them onscreen as "Cycle Gangster".
* ForkliftFu: Enemies in the warehouse will ride on these to attack your characters.
* CaneFu: Casterora, the FinalBoss, can pull some seriously flashy moves with his walking stick.
* ChainPain: You'll frequently encounter thugs swinging chains at your direction, which they'll use to smash you up.
* DieChairDie: All Bonus Stages are based on this type of vandalism, and the streets also have the occasional vending machines, oil barrels, and wooden crates that can be trashed. Heck, one area contains a piano you can smash apart!
* DualWielding: Nitou Ryuji, the Yakuza enforcer and boss atop the construction site stage wield twin katanas.
* GrievousBottleyHarm: Empty beer bottles are a recurring pickup for you to grab and smash faces with.
* HugeGuyTinyGirl: Two of the bosses, Yujiro and Azusa Heike, who appears to be a married couple, who shows up to attack you during the game. She's a skinny woman in a Japanese yukata, he's an overweight brute. It's even more evident when you fight them as a DualBoss late in the game.
* MolotovCocktail: Halfway in the first stage after you defeated a bunch of mooks on foot, a truck will drive into the screen, and the mook in the truck will continuouisly throw petrol bombs into the area. You'll need to destroy said truck ''with your fists''.
* PushyMooks: This game probably have one of the ''weirdest'' instance of the trope in one stage. So you're fighting off some enemies, and suddenly the game will dispense a hobo seemingly minding his own business (he wouldn't target you deliberately, unlike the other enemies)... until you get too close to him, at which point he [[https://youtu.be/CP54gyx433k?t=865 suddenly halts you down and induces a fellatio]] on you ('''''!!!''''') [[note]] yes, you're still clothed, but ''damn'' [[/note]] You won't suffer any health loss in the process, but you're unable to move and exposed to attacks from other enemies until you beat the hobo away. [[UniqueEnemy Thankfully this is the first and LAST time you encounter this enemy time in the entire game]].
* SimpleStaff: You can occasionally collect long, thick poles for hitting enemies with. These weapons naturally have the longest range.
* TraintopBattle: The stage in the Tokyo Metro starts with your character leaping ''upon'' a stationary train. Then it starts moving, and some mooks jumps aboard, and you're in for another fight.
* TurnsRed: Marshall, the boss of the traintop stage. He fights you while shirtless, and when you inflict enough hits on him, his body visibly emanates a red glow before he thrushes a heavy punch forward that knocks you off your feet, dealing plenty of damage in the process. Your only hope is to dodge by running.
* WrestlerInAllOfUs: Tom Anderson, the boss of the second stage you fight before entering the mall. He's even dressed like the stereotypical American wrestler and specializes in using grappling moves and suplexes on you.
* {{Yakuza}}: They serve as the game's recurring mooks, given the setting in Shinjuku's crime-infested district.
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[[caption-width-right:350:Even the poster is ''burning''...]]
''Burning Fight'' is a 1991 arcade action game released by Creator/{{SNK}}, and pretty much the company's response to the then-popular BeatEmUp craze in the late 80s and early 90s.
Using yet another flimsy-as-hell excuse plot; players assume the roles of Duke and Billy, two New York detectives on the trail of a mob boss, Casterora, who had escaped to Japan and joined forces with the local {{yakuza}}. They then team up with Ryu, a Japanese police officer and karate expert, leading to the trio kicking and punching the daylights out of the Osakan underworld.
This game is notably one of the early efforts of Eikichi Kawasaki, who would later on develop franchises like ''VideoGame/FatalFury'', ''VideoGame/SamuraiShodown'' and ''VideoGame/ArtOfFighting'' for the studios.
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!! Burning Fight provide examples of:
* {{Acrofatic}}:
** Yujiro Heike, the overweight Yakuza enforcer who puts up one hell of a fight for his weight.
** The "Duffy" enemies, overweight mooks with bulging bellies but are surprisingly quick on their feet, running and slapping at you repeatedly.
* BadassBiker: Late in the game during the pier stage you'll be attacked by biker punks on their cycles, making circles around you and proving to be quite difficult to hit. The game even names them onscreen as "Cycle Gangster".
* ForkliftFu: Enemies in the warehouse will ride on these to attack your characters.
* CaneFu: Casterora, the FinalBoss, can pull some seriously flashy moves with his walking stick.
* ChainPain: You'll frequently encounter thugs swinging chains at your direction, which they'll use to smash you up.
* DieChairDie: All Bonus Stages are based on this type of vandalism, and the streets also have the occasional vending machines, oil barrels, and wooden crates that can be trashed. Heck, one area contains a piano you can smash apart!
* DualWielding: Nitou Ryuji, the Yakuza enforcer and boss atop the construction site stage wield twin katanas.
* GrievousBottleyHarm: Empty beer bottles are a recurring pickup for you to grab and smash faces with.
* HugeGuyTinyGirl: Two of the bosses, Yujiro and Azusa Heike, who appears to be a married couple, who shows up to attack you during the game. She's a skinny woman in a Japanese yukata, he's an overweight brute. It's even more evident when you fight them as a DualBoss late in the game.
* MolotovCocktail: Halfway in the first stage after you defeated a bunch of mooks on foot, a truck will drive into the screen, and the mook in the truck will continuouisly throw petrol bombs into the area. You'll need to destroy said truck ''with your fists''.
* PushyMooks: This game probably have one of the ''weirdest'' instance of the trope in one stage. So you're fighting off some enemies, and suddenly the game will dispense a hobo seemingly minding his own business (he wouldn't target you deliberately, unlike the other enemies)... until you get too close to him, at which point he [[https://youtu.be/CP54gyx433k?t=865 suddenly halts you down and induces a fellatio]] on you ('''''!!!''''') [[note]] yes, you're still clothed, but ''damn'' [[/note]] You won't suffer any health loss in the process, but you're unable to move and exposed to attacks from other enemies until you beat the hobo away. [[UniqueEnemy Thankfully this is the first and LAST time you encounter this enemy time in the entire game]].
* SimpleStaff: You can occasionally collect long, thick poles for hitting enemies with. These weapons naturally have the longest range.
* TraintopBattle: The stage in the Tokyo Metro starts with your character leaping ''upon'' a stationary train. Then it starts moving, and some mooks jumps aboard, and you're in for another fight.
* TurnsRed: Marshall, the boss of the traintop stage. He fights you while shirtless, and when you inflict enough hits on him, his body visibly emanates a red glow before he thrushes a heavy punch forward that knocks you off your feet, dealing plenty of damage in the process. Your only hope is to dodge by running.
* WrestlerInAllOfUs: Tom Anderson, the boss of the second stage you fight before entering the mall. He's even dressed like the stereotypical American wrestler and specializes in using grappling moves and suplexes on you.
* {{Yakuza}}: They serve as the game's recurring mooks, given the setting in Shinjuku's crime-infested district.
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