History VideoGame / UltraToukonDensetsu

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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: The Dada mooks. Like, seriously... how did this get past the censors again? Every time Dada mooks appear they will [[TheGruntingOrgasm moans affectionately]] while lunging towards you, attack you by kissing your face ([[KissOfDeath which can drain your health]]), their special move looks more like they're ''humping you from behind'', and when you beat them down they will shriek like [[ADateWithRosiePalms they've achieved climax]].

* CanonImmigrant: The mid-level boss of the first stage is Garamond, which is from Tsuburaya's ''Series/UltraQ'', pre-dating ''Ultraman'' by a couple of years. Uninformed players would no doubt be asking, "Why is [[Series/{{Ultraman}} Pigmon]] attacking me again?"

* RollingAttack: The Mochirons ([[UniqueEnemy both of them]]) does this, rolling from one side of the screen to another constantly.

** Mochirons only shows up in the Monster Graveyard, and there's only two of them.

* DemonicSpiders:
** The Gillas Brothers, if they can execute their spinning attack you're in for a world of pain.
** Takkongs, with their hard-to-dodge wall of fire. And god forbid if you're trapped between three of them all at once...

** The Gillas Brothers, when they're close enough to each other).
** [[spoiler: Tyrant, the FinalBoss]].

* Smart Bomb: Each player have one of these, which releases an aura of circular energy that starts from where the player stood and can deal damage based on proximity.

* True Final Boss: [[spoiler: Tyrant]].

* CanonImmigrant: The mid-level boss of the first stage is Garamond, which is from Tsuburaya's ''Series/UltraQ'', pre-dating ''Ultraman'' by a couple of years. Uninformed players would no doubt be asking, "Why is [[Series/{{Ultraman}} Pigmon'' attacking me again?"

** The first level ends with the BossBattle against the Dinosaur Tank, who charged all over the arena before slowing down. Try getting behind it as it gradually grinds to a halt (to avoid its friggin' EyeBeams) and whack it from the butt repeatedly.

* UnexplainedRecovery: So... during the final level's BossRush, how did the past bosses you've slain resurrect thermselves? Keep in mind this game was released more than a decade before the [[Film/MegaMonsterBattleUltraGalaxyLegends Giga-Battlenizer's debut]].

* WakeUpCallBoss: Alien Baltan, who teleports all over the place during the BossBattle, unleash a hard-to-dodge supersonic wave that can freeze players, and have a noticeably longer health bar compared to either of the earlier bosses.

* ArtificialStupidity: Whenever there's any number of Alien Zarabs (who can shapeshift into Ultramen, and can use powers similar to yours) amongst a group of enemies, very frequently your ''other'' enemies will mistaken the Zarabs as ''you'', and attack them instead. Heck, sometimes shape-shifted-Zarabs will ''actually'' attack each other, thinking they're attacking you instead!

** Alien Metrons attack players by rushing towards them with a nasty headbutt, which can be hard to dodge if players are pre-occupied with massive amount of mooks.

* CanonImmigrant: The mid-level boss of the first stage is Garamond, which is from Tsuburaya';s ''Series/UltraQ'', pre-dating ''Ultraman'' by a couple of years. Uninformed players would no doubt be asking, "Why is Pigmon attacking me again?"

* DualBoss: The Red Kings that attacks you in the snow level are TRIPLE bosses. You fight one first, but then the second interrupts the battle, and then the third...

* ArtificialStupidity

* GrievousHarmWithABody

* TurnsRed:

* AirborneMooks

* BossRush
* {{Crossover}}
* DualBoss
* EvilKnockoff
* TheGoomba

* UniqueEnemy
* WakeUpCallBoss: Alien Baltan.

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''Ultra Toukon Densetsu'' is a 1993 BeatEmUp arcade game by Banpresto, part of Tsuburaya's ''Franchise/UltraSeries''. Being released in the peak of the arcade craze of The90s, [[FollowTheLeader after the popularity of arcade games ]] such as VideoGame/FinalFight and VideoGame/CaptainCommando, ''Ultra Toukon Densetsu'' follows the template of allowing the players to select one (or two) among available characters, then control them through a side-scrolling mission where they get to fight their way across legions and legions of Ultramen-themed enemies.

''Ultra Toukon Densetsu'' is a 1993 BeatEmUp arcade game by Banpresto, part of Tsuburaya's ''Franchise/UltraSeries''. Being released in the peak of the arcade craze of [[The90s the early 90s]], [[FollowTheLeader after the popularity of arcade games ]] such as [[VideoGame/FinalFight]] and [[VideoGame/CaptainCommando]], ''Ultra Toukon Densetsu'' follows the template of allowing the players to select one (or two) among available characters, then control them through a side-scrolling mission where they get to fight their way across legions and legions of Ultramen-themed enemies.