In the SNES version, the second No Mercy is replaced with Spinal summoning a bolt of lightning. He uses two No Mercy moves, one where he repeatedly stabs the enemy with a spike on his shield, and the other where he summons a skeleton to drag the opponent underground, presumably to Hell. Certain special moves function as openers and linkers, while only certain strengths of special moves can be used as enders. Combo prior to KI2, but damages Combos right eye during the confrontation. He can "store" up to 5 skull tokens, to the point of "overloading" if he absorbs any more energy. Killer Instinct (1994) The first combo system in Killer Instinct established the formula of openers, auto-doubles, linkers, and enders. However, she is ultimately defeated by T.J. He has an odd quirk in that, in order to perform certain moves, he must gather energy (represented by tokens shaped like skulls under his life bar in the SNES version, and by skulls floating around his person in the arcade and gold versions) by either absorbing opponents projectile energy attacks (with his shield in absorbing position), or performing combo breakers.ĭespite requiring these tokens, his special moves are not particularly stronger than normal special attacks. He carries a sword and shield, and has the ability to teleport and physically morph himself into a grayscale version of his opponents during combos. While he seems to fight for sheer enjoyment, it is more likely he is battling simply because he lost his memory after death, since his brain couldn't regenerate.
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