History VideoGame / JoyMechFight

** [[spoiler:Beating the game a second time on the higher "Hard" difficulty will unlock the 24 bots you fought in Stages 2, 3, and 4 in War mode for play in versus mode, including the MovesetClone[[=s=]] of the initial eight bots.]]

* TrainingDummy: Zack plays this role in the Move-Tutorials. Interestingly, he can be fully-controlled by the second controller.

* {{Shotoclone}}: Neo&Geo

* DeathThrows: After a robot loses all its health, though they are later retrieved from wherever the fell to after leaving the screen to be reprogrammed.

* OffWithHisHead: During battle, strong attacks have a chance of knocking a mech's head clean off it's body, requiring it to pick it up and re-attach it to it's body, usually giving the opponent a free shot.

* ThisIsADril: Neo and his two other variations have drills on their bodies that float just above their heads.

* WholePlotReference: The plot is very similar to ''[[VideoGame/MegaMan1 Mega Man]]''s. Though unlike that game, the robots you face in Stage 1 (which consist of the heroic robots gone bad) are reprogramed back onto your side after defeating them instead of being flat-out destroyed in ''Mega Man''s case.

* DifficultyLevels: Normal, Hard and Special.

* HyperactiveSprite: The most notable one has to be Sukapon, who is constantly spinning.
* LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters: More than 32 "regular" robots and 4 bosses who could be played as if you were good enough to beat special mode. [[GeniusProgramming On the Famicom.]] This was the largest roster in any fighting game until King Of Fighters 98
* LosingYourHead: The aim of the fighting robots, so their respective doctor can reprogram them
* MovesetClone: Plenty. We have Bok-Bok>John, Ra>Ghoston, Zack>Super-Zack, Giant>Giganto>Gaean, Neo>Geo>Nay, Senju>Ashura, Sasuke>Hanzor, Flame>Blaze, Tiger>Leo, and Sukapon>Sukapokon

* RaymanianLimbs: Done to save on Famicom memory.

* TrainingDummy: Zack plays this role in the Move-Tutorials.

* WholePlotReference: The plot is obviously taken from ''VideoGame/MegaMan1''.

* BlindingBangs: Dr. Emon
* CounterAttack: Eye-Astrong

* DifficultyLevels: Normal, Hard and Special

* MultipleLifeBars: Rather than rounds

* RaymanianLimbs: Done to save on Famicom memory

* RealMenWearPink: Sukapon.

* UseYourHead: Sukapon can headbutt with his Konarinan and as a KiAttack of sorts shoots heads with the Tondeker.

* LosingYourHead

* DeathThrows
* DefeatMeansFriendship
** DefeatMeansPlayable

* MultipleLifeBars

* NoExportForYou
** FanTranslation

* RaymanianLimbs

* AerithAndBob: There's robots with one-word noun names (like Flame and Tiger) or Japanese names (like Sukapon.) And then there's Zak (a few points for unusual spelling) and...John.

* {{Shotoclone}}: Plenty. We have Bok-Bok>John, Ra>Ghoston, Zack>Super-Zack, Giant>Giganto>Gaean, Neo>Geo>Nay, Senju>Ashura, Sasuke>Hanzor, Flame>Blaze, Tiger>Leo, and Sukapon>Sukapokon

* Shotoclone: Plenty. We have BokBok>John, Ra>Ghoston, Zack>Super-Zack, Giant>Giganto>Gaean, Neo>Geo>Nay, Senju>Ashura, Sasuke>Hanzor, Flame>Blaze, Tiger>Leo, and Sukapon>Sukapokon

* SongsInTheKeyOfPanic: When a robot loses both of its heart symbols the music picks up.

* TVHeadRobot: Senju and Ashura

* VictoryDance: All robots have one

The plot of the game tells of Dr. Little [[SpellMyNameWithAnS Emon/Ermin]], who created robots with the help of his best friend, Dr. Ivan [[[[SpellMyNameWithAnS Walnuts/Warner. One day Dr. Emon finds the laboratory destroyed and the seven robots that were being worked on are nowhere to be seen. Turns out Dr. Walnuts is behind it all, intent on conquering the world. Betrayed, Dr. Emon calls his eighth robot, the comedian Sukapon, to be reprogramed into a battle robot to put an end to Dr. Walnuts' plans.

The plot of the game tells of Dr. Little Emon, who created robots with the help of his best friend, Dr. Ivan Walnuts. One day Dr. Emon finds the laboratory destroyed and the seven robots that were being worked on are nowhere to be seen. Turns out Dr. Walnuts is behind it all, intent on conquering the world. Betrayed, Dr. Emon calls his eight robot, the comedian Sukapon, to be reprogramed into a battle robot to put an end to Dr. Walnuts' plans.

* AntiAir: Neo has a dragon punch and Tiger has something similar. Honou has a rain of Fire.

* CounterAttack: Eye
* CyberCyclops: Eye

* EvilMakeover: The seven first robots have been given evil looks, but after being rescued they change back to their nicer designs.

* FaceHeelTurn: Dr. Walnuts. [[spoiler:In the end he loses his memories and is convinced by Dr. Emon that everything was a dream.]]
* FlyingSaucer: Both Doctors
* GradualRegeneration: Every time one robot's life bar is knocked off the other recovers a little their life bar as a reward.

** HeartsAReHealth: Well, they represent how many health bars you have left.

* ShoutOut: The plot is obviously taken from ''VideoGame/MegaMan1''.
* SNKBoss: In" war" mode at least. The first seven robots and Sukapon are probably the weakest on the roster and they are the only ones useable in that mode. In other modes where you can use the other robots the bosses are not so bad.

* VillainExitStageLeft: Subverted at the end.

* RegeneratingHealth: Every time a robot's life bar is knocked off the other gains a little life.

* SNKBoss: In" war" mode at least. The first seven robots are probably the weakest on the roster and they are the only ones useable in that mode. In other modes where you can use the other robots the bosses are not so bad.

* UseYourHead: Sukapon can headbutt with his Konarinan and use his head as a KiAttack of sorts with the Tondeker.

* LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters: More than 20 playable characters. [[GeniusProgramming On the Famicom.]]

* HeartsAsHealth: Well, they represent how many health bars you have left.