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Elle

  • Fragile Speedster: Subverted. She has the characteristics of this but is actually rather slow. In a nutshell, she has Zan's reach but is weaker on the whole, requiring a different playstyle.
  • Mysterious Past: Woke up with no memories save for surviving an explosion, and that her right hand had been surgically replaced with a prosthetic whip limb.
  • Palette Swap: Not exactly. She looks identical to Electra from 2 (curly blond hair, blue gray one-piece swimsuit looking thing, fishnet stockings). However, a massive amount of new animations were created for her, so she doesn't share posture or motions with Electra.
  • Shock and Awe: Same as Electra, but taken up to eleven if you hit "call police" — she generates enough electricity to fill the screen.

Rudra

  • Adaptational Villainy: Game Mods tend to depict her as a straight villain, leaving out her motivation for working for the Syndicate.
  • Badass Longcoat: She wears a longcoat that only buttons to the waist and billows out behind her legs. And she's a ninja, so it's badass by default.
  • Canon Foreigner: She may not have been in the original trilogy, but she's proven to be pretty popular with SOR fans nonetheless.
  • Confusion Fu: About midway through her boss fight, she magically creates low-health copies of herself to overwhelm you; destroying them all or knocking down the real Rudra prompts her to do it again.
  • Dark Action Girl
  • Distaff Counterpart: To Shiva, though they have no (known) relation — they're both ambiguously East Asian martial artists with blue hair and black-with-red-trim outfits.
  • Giant Space Flea from Nowhere: If you weren't aware she existed or didn't play the older versions of the game, she can come off as this when she jumps you at the end of stage 7 on the SOR3 route, which makes the subsequent high-speed boss fight even more harrowing.
  • Heel–Face Turn: She's only a heel out of necessity (see I Have Your Sister below), but she can be unlocked as a playable character.
  • Lightning Bruiser: As both a boss and a hidden character.
  • I Have Your Wife: Why she's serving the syndicate. An SORMaker mod created by one of the developers sheds a little backstory on this. Play as Rudra in a 1 player game and end the game on the SOR1 or SOR2 routes to save the kid.
  • Kill It with Fire: What happens when you use the "call police" button while playing as her.
  • Mysterious Woman: According to her profile.
  • Ninja: Her profile shows that she's trained in several disciplines related to ninja combat, and in-game her preferred weapons are the kunai and the katana.
  • Ninja Run: She does a ninja run (body tilted forward, arms to the side) as her dash.
  • The Rival: Her win-quotes in the game's Battle Mode paint her as one to Blaze, coupled with a bit of Leaning on the Fourth Wall.
    Rudra: Your honor as the main female character could now be mine...

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Trucker

  • Amusing Injuries: He appears after the fight in the electronics truck carrying a crate, sees the destroyed truck, and drops the crate on his foot.
  • Almighty Janitor: Despite his profession, he's tough enough to qualify as a mini-boss.
  • Deep South: Sports a Confederate Battle Flag bandana on his knee.
  • Health Food: Trucker's palette swap, Vodka, will repeatedly pause during the fight to swig from his booze bottle and regain health.
  • Lightning Bruiser: This guy is eye-poppingly fast on the draw.
  • Pipe Pain: On the bridge level.
  • Unique Enemy: Only two of him appear in the game.

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Cody

  • Metal Slime: Although he doesn't have any unique abilities (and as a Galsia clone, can't do anything besides punch), he has a large lifebar, drops a 1Up when defeated, and is fought in an area with a lot of pits, making it difficult to make sure he doesn't fall into one of the pits thus denying you the 1Up.
  • Shout-Out: He is one of the Final Fight player characters (who look exactly like SOR1 Axel).

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