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*The Fox puppet fighter references both Fox and Andy Bogard being very fast and nimble, having special attacks that involve them rushing forward quickly to do damage or engulf themselves in fire. | *The Fox puppet fighter references both Fox and Andy Bogard being very fast and nimble, having special attacks that involve them rushing forward quickly to do damage or engulf themselves in fire. | ||
*The stage and music | *The stage and music reference Italy, Andy's stage in ''Fatal Fury 2''. | ||
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*The Incineroar puppet fighter references both Incineroar and Joe Higashi utilizing explosive kicks, as well as an affiliation with tigers. The puppet fighter's orange coloration references the orange coloration of Joe's boxer shorts. | *The Incineroar puppet fighter references both Incineroar and Joe Higashi utilizing explosive kicks, as well as an affiliation with tigers. The puppet fighter's orange coloration references the orange coloration of Joe's boxer shorts. | ||
*The stage and music | *The stage and music reference Thailand, Joe's stage in ''Fatal Fury 2''. | ||
*The puppet fighter starts off with an Ore Club, referencing Joe's Hurricane Upper. | *The puppet fighter starts off with an Ore Club, referencing Joe's Hurricane Upper. | ||
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*The Ken puppet fighter references both Ken and Kim Kaphwan being martial artists who specializes in kick attacks. The puppet fighter's white costume references the white coloration of Kim's outfit. | *The Ken puppet fighter references both Ken and Kim Kaphwan being martial artists who specializes in kick attacks. The puppet fighter's white costume references the white coloration of Kim's outfit. | ||
*The King Dedede and Ridley minion fighters each respectively | *The King Dedede and Ridley minion fighters each respectively represent Chang and Choi, a pair of criminals who make up Team Korea with Kim in the ''King of Fighters'' games. | ||
**The Giant King Dedede references both King Dedede and Chang Koehan being large and heavy character who wields a massive weapon. | **The Giant King Dedede references both King Dedede and Chang Koehan being large and heavy character who wields a massive weapon. | ||
**The Tiny Ridley minion fighter references both Ridley and Choi Bounge being small but nimble character who frequently uses his claws for combat. | **The Tiny Ridley minion fighter references both Ridley and Choi Bounge being small but nimble character who frequently uses his claws for combat. | ||
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*The Mii Brawler puppet fighter's costume references Geese Howard's younger appearance in ''Art of Fighting 2'', with the Princess Zelda Wig having long blonde hair and the Business Suit resembling his outfit. | *The Mii Brawler puppet fighter's costume references Geese Howard's younger appearance in ''Art of Fighting 2'', with the Princess Zelda Wig having long blonde hair and the Business Suit resembling his outfit. | ||
*The stage and music | *The stage and music reference Geese Tower, Geese's stage in the ''Fatal Fury'' games. | ||
*The puppet fighter's grapple-based special moves and the first battle condition references Geese's various grapple and throw-based moves. The [[Counter Throw]] is very similar to the Atemi Nage, a move Geese uses in the ''Fatal Fury'' games. | *The puppet fighter's grapple-based special moves and the first battle condition references Geese's various grapple and throw-based moves. The [[Counter Throw]] is very similar to the Atemi Nage, a move Geese uses in the ''Fatal Fury'' games. | ||
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