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* HarderThanHard: The appropriately-named EX-Hard difficulty, which is roughly analogous to Legend mode in most ''Like a Dragon'' titles, where enemies are absolutely brutal with their damage output while taking much less in return. And then there's Canon difficulty, which is the same as EX-Hard, but boss characters will be massively overleveled compared to Kenshiro, making most of their ''basic'' attacks extremely punishing, if not [[OneHitKO outright lethal.]]
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* HarderThanHard: The appropriately-named EX-Hard difficulty, which is roughly analogous to Legend mode in most ''Like a Dragon'' titles, where enemies are absolutely brutal with their damage output while taking much less in return. It's also a FinalDeathMode, so you've really got your work cut out for you. And then there's Canon difficulty, which is the same as EX-Hard, but boss characters will be massively overleveled compared to Kenshiro, making most of their ''basic'' attacks extremely punishing, if not [[OneHitKO outright lethal.]] lethal]], though normal mooks are nerfed to compensate.
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** The climax of Kenshiro's boss fight against Raoh has the two combatants [[https://youtu.be/XMiKq3G-eAQ?si=3aoSB37Vc80RP9uU&t=178 recreating]] the [[https://youtu.be/xRnAedASx5c?si=OGG1UqUj3rJcLJ5l&t=237 iconic pose of Kiryu squaring off against Nishiki]] at the end of the first ''Yakuza''.
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** Despite it massively buffing boss and EliteMooks, Canon difficulty compensates for this by significantly nerfing the basic rank-and-file mobs to make them seem more in line with the typical cannon fodder in the manga, such that most of them will be and remain at a measly Level 1 throughout the game, allowing a reasonably-leveled Kenshiro to steamroll over them rather effortlessly.
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** Despite it massively buffing boss bosses and EliteMooks, Canon difficulty compensates for this by significantly nerfing the basic rank-and-file mobs to make them seem more in line with the typical cannon fodder in the manga, such that most of them will be and remain at a measly Level 1 throughout the game, allowing a reasonably-leveled Kenshiro to steamroll over them rather effortlessly.
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** Despite it massively buffing boss and EliteMooks, Canon difficulty compensates for this by significantly nerfing the basic rank-and-file mobs to make them seem more in line with the typical cannon fodder in the manga, such that most of them will be and remain at a measly Level 1 throughout the game, allowing a reasonably-leveled Kenshiro to steamroll over them rather effortlessly.
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* HairOfGoldHeartOfGold: Xsana has golden blonde hair and is also called the Holy Maiden of Eden thanks to her kind-hearted personality, mercifulness and willingness to help out anyone and everyone in anyway she cna.
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* HairOfGoldHeartOfGold: Xsana has golden blonde hair and is also called the Holy Maiden of Eden thanks to her kind-hearted personality, mercifulness and willingness to help out anyone and everyone in anyway she cna.can.
* HarderThanHard: The appropriately-named EX-Hard difficulty, which is roughly analogous to Legend mode in most ''Like a Dragon'' titles, where enemies are absolutely brutal with their damage output while taking much less in return. And then there's Canon difficulty, which is the same as EX-Hard, but boss characters will be massively overleveled compared to Kenshiro, making most of their ''basic'' attacks extremely punishing, if not [[OneHitKO outright lethal.]]
* HarderThanHard: The appropriately-named EX-Hard difficulty, which is roughly analogous to Legend mode in most ''Like a Dragon'' titles, where enemies are absolutely brutal with their damage output while taking much less in return. And then there's Canon difficulty, which is the same as EX-Hard, but boss characters will be massively overleveled compared to Kenshiro, making most of their ''basic'' attacks extremely punishing, if not [[OneHitKO outright lethal.]]
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* OldSaveBonus: Downplayed. If you happen to have system data from either the demo or any of the ''Yakuza'' games, you start with an extra healing item (Canned Food).
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* OldSaveBonus: Downplayed. If you happen to have system data from either the demo or any of the ''Yakuza'' games, you start with an extra healing item (Canned Food).
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* WideEyesAndShrunkenIrises: Most mooks have these, with their irises being the size of pinheads. And Jagi, naturally. This is done to contrast their unhinged villainy with the main characters and other civilians, who have normal eyes.
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* OneUp: Lin's Destiny Talisman works like this, where if Kenshiro runs out of health while it's equipped, he will be revived on the spot with some health. The higher the Talisman's refinement level, the more health he gets back on revival.
* ActionCommands: [=QTEs=] appear when executing your secret techniques and inputting the commands shown on screen will increase their lethality. That said, actually inputting the commands is optional to the point that you have an "Easy Secret Technique Mode" option. With Easy Secret Techinque Mode turned on, the [=QTEs=] are disabled and the base damage of the secret techniques is increased based on their level.
* ActionCommands: [=QTEs=] appear when executing your secret techniques and inputting the commands shown on screen will increase their lethality. That said, actually inputting the commands is optional to the point that you have an "Easy Secret Technique Mode" option. With Easy Secret Techinque Mode turned on, the [=QTEs=] are disabled and the base damage of the secret techniques is increased based on their level.
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* OneUp: Certain Destiny Talismans work like this.
** Lin'sDestiny Talisman works behaves like this, a traditional 1-Up, where if Kenshiro runs out of health while it's equipped, he will be revived on the spot with some health. The higher the Talisman's refinement level, the more health he gets back on revival.
** Rihaku's is the equivalent of this for Ken's buggy. When equipped, the Talisman will activate and give the player more fuel upon running dry, with subsequent upgrades granting more gas per refuel.
* ActionCommands: [=QTEs=] appear when executing your secret techniques and inputting the commands shown on screen will increase their lethality. That said, actually inputting the commands is optional to the point that you have an "Easy Secret Technique Mode" option. With Easy SecretTechinque Technique Mode turned on, the [=QTEs=] are disabled and the base damage of the secret techniques is increased based on their level.
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** Rihaku's is the equivalent of this for Ken's buggy. When equipped, the Talisman will activate and give the player more fuel upon running dry, with subsequent upgrades granting more gas per refuel.
* ActionCommands: [=QTEs=] appear when executing your secret techniques and inputting the commands shown on screen will increase their lethality. That said, actually inputting the commands is optional to the point that you have an "Easy Secret Technique Mode" option. With Easy Secret
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* HyperactiveMetabolism: Similar to Kazuma Kiryu of ''Like a Dragon'', Kenshiro recovers health (as well as Seven-Star Gauge, his equivalent of Kiryu's Heat bar) mainly via eating food. Specifically, his staple restoratives are various kinds of meat jerky and canned goods that automatically restore their corresponding worth in health (and [=SSG=] meter, if applicable) immediately as they're eaten.
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* PressXToNotDie: Taking a page from the expanded combat mechanics of Creator/RyuGaGotokuStudio's ''Like a Dragon'' series, numerous quick-time events will show up as scripted parts of many boss fights to test the player's reflexes. Missing the inputs tends to cause Kenshiro to take a lot of damage, if not netting an immediate game over.
