Anakaris + Armor King =
Bishamon + Yoshimitsu =
Demitri Maximoff + Kazuya Mishima =
Felicia + Kunimitsu =
Huitzil + Prototype Jack =
Jon Talbain + Lei Wulong =
Lord Raptor + Bryan Fury =
Morrigan Aensland + Nina Williams =
Pyron + Orge=
Rikuo + Eddy Gordo =
Sasquatch + Mokujin =
Victor von Gerdenheim + Jack =
Anita + Alisa Bosconovitch =
Donovan Baine + Jin Kazama =
Hsien-Ko + Zafina =
Baby Bonnie Hood + Lili =
Jedah Dohma + Azazel =
Lilith Aensland + Anna Williams =
Q-Bee + Angel =
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If I Mix Characters From Darkstalkers And Tekken What Would They Be?
Posted on March 29, 2013.
Not taking on the character-by-character breakdown, sorry.
But in general the thing would be a pain in the neck to make as a video game. It’s not easy at all, as it is, to make polygonal fighting games look attractive in a cel-shaded style (unless you go extremely stylized like the Jet Set/Jet Grind series did once for Sega). But then you have the _morphing_ and shape-warping effects common to something like Darkstalkers even with “Normal Moves”, and well, I just don’t see how it could work visually without its being a confusing mess.
I mean, ok, all Tekken games are, are normal moves, but that hardly helps.
And what would the hassle be for? A seriously niche sort of game–featuring anime-style takes on horror tropes. There wouldn’t be a good risk-reward balance on this thing.
(and really, Anakaris with ANY version of King means you have an over-powered character who can do 100 percent unstoppable pattern multi-grapples to you no matter where you are in the arena. In Tekken you can at least stay AWAY from King for a while. That wouldn’t be possible if he had stretchy mummy limbs and/or the Regressor Curse.)