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''Numan Athletics'' is an UsefulNotes/ArcadeGame by [[Creator/BandaiNamcoEntertainment Namco]] released in 1993. Four Numans - Sharon L'Halles from UsefulNotes/{{France}}, Harry Boffin from UsefulNotes/TheUnitedStates, Masaemon Nakamura from UsefulNotes/{{Japan}} and Bongo Tembo from UsefulNotes/{{Kenya}} - take part in competitions. This is accomplished by 1 to 4 players who have to press buttons according to each competition. To pass it, at least one player must earn enough points, otherwise they have to pay a quarter to try again with lower requirements. After each round, the players' scores are compared assuming there's at least two of them, and the one with most points (or simply beats the game alone) wins.
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''Numan Athletics'' is an UsefulNotes/ArcadeGame by [[Creator/BandaiNamcoEntertainment Namco]] Creator/{{Namco}} released in 1993. Four Numans - Sharon L'Halles from UsefulNotes/{{France}}, Harry Boffin from UsefulNotes/TheUnitedStates, Masaemon Nakamura from UsefulNotes/{{Japan}} and Bongo Tembo from UsefulNotes/{{Kenya}} - take part in competitions. This is accomplished by 1 to 4 players who have to press buttons according to each competition. To pass it, at least one player must earn enough points, otherwise they have to pay a quarter to try again with lower requirements. After each round, the players' scores are compared assuming there's at least two of them, and the one with most points (or simply beats the game alone) wins.
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* BreakoutCharacter: Sharon became the most popular of the athletes, receiving a BonusBoss role in ''VideoGame/MachBreakers'', being the only playable one in the mobile port, getting another cameo in ''VideoGame/TinklePit'''s high-score screen, and getting a gashapon figurine as part of the Namco Gals Selection.
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* BreakoutCharacter: Sharon became the most popular of the athletes, receiving a BonusBoss an OptionalBoss role in ''VideoGame/MachBreakers'', being the only playable one in the mobile port, getting another cameo in ''VideoGame/TinklePit'''s high-score screen, and getting a gashapon figurine as part of the Namco Gals Selection.
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* {{Trainstopping}}: Vs. Express involves your chosen athlete having to not only stop a train, but also push it back as far as they can manage.
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* TheSmurfettePrinciple: Out of 4 playable characters, Sharon's the only girl.
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* MegaTwintails: Sharon keeps her hair as two twintails long enough to go past her neck for the competition's purposes.
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* ButtonMashing: Most events requires the player to push the buttons as fast as possible for the best results.
* ClothingDamage: Sharon's loses her clothes most of the time she loses an event.
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* HeroicBuild: All of the guys are muscular and well-built, Bongo probably the most, while Sharon has a model's figure. They're all superhuman athletes as well.
* InstantCostumeChange: When you select the character(or more like pressing Start for a character given to you), the characters instantly change from their civilian clothes into their Numan Atlhete outfit in a glow.
* InstantCostumeChange: When you select the character(or more like pressing Start for a character given to you), the characters instantly change from their civilian clothes into their Numan Atlhete outfit in a glow.
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* HeroicBuild: All of the guys are muscular and well-built, well built, Bongo probably the most, while Sharon has a model's figure. They're all superhuman athletes as well.
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* {{Pseudolympics}}: The Numan Athletics is a compition between all Numans. According to the announcer, the events the game shows are the finals.
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* {{Pseudolympics}}: The Numan Athletics is a compition between competition among all Numans. According to the announcer, the events the game shows are the finals.
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The game received a sequel called ''VideoGame/MachBreakers'' in 1995.
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The game received a sequel called ''VideoGame/MachBreakers'' ''[[VideoGame/MachBreakers Mach Breaker: Numan Athletics 2]]'' in 1995.
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''Numan Athletics'' is an UsefulNotes/ArcadeGame by Creator/{{Namco}} released in 1993. Four Numans - Sharon L'Halles from UsefulNotes/{{France}}, Harry Boffin from UsefulNotes/TheUnitedStates, Masaemon Nakamura from UsefulNotes/{{Japan}} and Bongo Tembo from UsefulNotes/{{Kenya}} - take part in competitions. This is accomplished by 1 to 4 players who have to press buttons according to each competition. To pass it, at least one player must earn enough points, otherwise they have to pay a quarter to try again with lower requirements. After each round, the players' scores are compared assuming there's at least two of them, and the one with most points (or simply beats the game alone) wins.
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''Numan Athletics'' is an UsefulNotes/ArcadeGame by Creator/{{Namco}} [[Creator/BandaiNamcoEntertainment Namco]] released in 1993. Four Numans - Sharon L'Halles from UsefulNotes/{{France}}, Harry Boffin from UsefulNotes/TheUnitedStates, Masaemon Nakamura from UsefulNotes/{{Japan}} and Bongo Tembo from UsefulNotes/{{Kenya}} - take part in competitions. This is accomplished by 1 to 4 players who have to press buttons according to each competition. To pass it, at least one player must earn enough points, otherwise they have to pay a quarter to try again with lower requirements. After each round, the players' scores are compared assuming there's at least two of them, and the one with most points (or simply beats the game alone) wins.
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* ButtonMashing: Most events inolve the plaer push buttons as much as possible for the best results.
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-> ''We are the Numan Athletes-mondern day supermen. We'll show you the best events!''
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* Psudolympics: The Numan Athletics is a compition between all Numans. According to the announcer, the events the game shows are the finals.
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[[caption-width-right:350:We are the Numan Athletes - modern day supermen. We'll show you the best events!]]
''Numan Athletics'' is an UsefulNotes/ArcadeGame by Creator/{{Namco}} released in 1993. Four Numans - Sharon L'Halles from UsefulNotes/{{France}}, Harry Boffin from UsefulNotes/TheUnitedStates, Masaemon Nakamura from UsefulNotes/{{Japan}} and Bongo Tembo from UsefulNotes/{{Kenya}} - take part in competitions. This is accomplished by 1 to 4 players who have to press buttons according to each competition. To pass it, at least one player must earn enough points, otherwise they have to pay a quarter to try again with lower requirements. After each round, the players' scores are compared assuming there's at least two of them, and the one with most points (or simply beats the game alone) wins.
The game received a sequel called ''VideoGame/MachBreakers'' in 1995.
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!!This game provides examples of:
* BreakoutCharacter: Sharon became the most popular of the athletes, receiving a BonusBoss role in ''VideoGame/MachBreakers'', being the only playable one in the mobile port, getting another cameo in ''VideoGame/TinklePit'''s high-score screen, and getting a gashapon figurine as part of the Namco Gals Selection.
* ButtonMashing: Most events inolve the plaer push buttons as much as possible for the best results.
* ClothingDamage: Sharon's loses her clothes most of the time she loses an event.
* {{Eagleland}}: Harry, who performs as well as a top-class athlete would and clearly shows his American roots with strength, outfit colors, and sunglasses.
* GameOverMan: Not for game overs (those show the athletes lying defeated), but when you screw up an event, the announcer shows up doing a disapproving gesture.
* HeroicBuild: All of the guys are muscular and well-built, Bongo probably the most, while Sharon has a model's figure. They're all superhuman athletes as well.
* LargeHamAnnouncer: The short guy who announces the events, who nevertheless has a booming, echoing voice.
* LettingHerHairDown: Sharon lets down her MegaTwintails every time she wins.
* MegaTwintails: Sharon keeps her hair as two twintails long enough to go past her neck for the competition's purposes.
* MsFanservice: Sharon. A long-haired French girl wearing a blue leotard-like outfit with a jacket which shows off her legs and rest of body, plus she suffers ClothingDamage if you fail most events.
* SamuraiPonytail: As part of his Japanese Samurai appearance, Masaemon has a long purple ponytail.
* SuperSpeed: Athletes can run at 250 km/h and clear fairly long tracks in 10 seconds.
* SuperStrength: Athletes can toss missiles and push trains without breaking a sweat.
* WallJump: Tower Topper has athletes jump from one wall of a building to another.
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[[caption-width-right:350:We are the Numan Athletes - modern day supermen. We'll show you the best events!]]
''Numan Athletics'' is an UsefulNotes/ArcadeGame by Creator/{{Namco}} released in 1993. Four Numans - Sharon L'Halles from UsefulNotes/{{France}}, Harry Boffin from UsefulNotes/TheUnitedStates, Masaemon Nakamura from UsefulNotes/{{Japan}} and Bongo Tembo from UsefulNotes/{{Kenya}} - take part in competitions. This is accomplished by 1 to 4 players who have to press buttons according to each competition. To pass it, at least one player must earn enough points, otherwise they have to pay a quarter to try again with lower requirements. After each round, the players' scores are compared assuming there's at least two of them, and the one with most points (or simply beats the game alone) wins.
The game received a sequel called ''VideoGame/MachBreakers'' in 1995.
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!!This game provides examples of:
* BreakoutCharacter: Sharon became the most popular of the athletes, receiving a BonusBoss role in ''VideoGame/MachBreakers'', being the only playable one in the mobile port, getting another cameo in ''VideoGame/TinklePit'''s high-score screen, and getting a gashapon figurine as part of the Namco Gals Selection.
* ButtonMashing: Most events inolve the plaer push buttons as much as possible for the best results.
* ClothingDamage: Sharon's loses her clothes most of the time she loses an event.
* {{Eagleland}}: Harry, who performs as well as a top-class athlete would and clearly shows his American roots with strength, outfit colors, and sunglasses.
* GameOverMan: Not for game overs (those show the athletes lying defeated), but when you screw up an event, the announcer shows up doing a disapproving gesture.
* HeroicBuild: All of the guys are muscular and well-built, Bongo probably the most, while Sharon has a model's figure. They're all superhuman athletes as well.
* LargeHamAnnouncer: The short guy who announces the events, who nevertheless has a booming, echoing voice.
* LettingHerHairDown: Sharon lets down her MegaTwintails every time she wins.
* MegaTwintails: Sharon keeps her hair as two twintails long enough to go past her neck for the competition's purposes.
* MsFanservice: Sharon. A long-haired French girl wearing a blue leotard-like outfit with a jacket which shows off her legs and rest of body, plus she suffers ClothingDamage if you fail most events.
* SamuraiPonytail: As part of his Japanese Samurai appearance, Masaemon has a long purple ponytail.
* SuperSpeed: Athletes can run at 250 km/h and clear fairly long tracks in 10 seconds.
* SuperStrength: Athletes can toss missiles and push trains without breaking a sweat.
* WallJump: Tower Topper has athletes jump from one wall of a building to another.
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