It's extremely slow and ominous, which is fitting for what can be interpreted as the Lee brothers fighting the evil within them.

Nightmare Fuel: On the arcade version, the music that plays during the final boss fight.

He may be the guy who killed Marion, but the goofy, energetic music kind of kills the suspense, even though he is very frustrating.

Speaking of Willy, the fight against him is pretty Narmy.Willy also has a hilarious death moan.The pitiful moan he makes when he dies is also pretty hilarious. Sure, he looks like a combination of the Terminator and Andre The Giant.but the sound he makes when he attacks is just so sounds like he's saying his name, and he has a very dumb-sounding voice as well. (However, it is not that difficult to make him jump off a cliff.)

Goddamned Boss: Chin loves his jump kicks.

Also, it's practically useless against the final boss if you jump towards him to do it, he will backflip away from you and most likely hit you with his spinning ballerina.move.

The only drawback is that it's not easy to pull off consistently.

Almost every enemy in the game dies in one or two hit from it (although a few enemies may take three before going down, and the penultimate boss takes about six).

Game-Breaker: The Flying Knee in the NES version does a ludicrous amount of damage.

However, they are very susceptible to the Spin Kick. And how can we forget the ninjas? They are fast, unpredictable, and have an annoying tendency to hit you as soon as you get up.

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