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Far East of Eden: Kabuki Klash (1995)

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This is a playthrough using Karakuri in the Arcade version of Far East of Eden: Kabuki Klash. Read on below for more information...

Karakuri is the second boss of the game. He is an unplayable character in the original NeoGeo MVS and AES versions of the game; however he is an unlockable playable character in the Neo-Geo CD version of it.

===== ABOUT KARAKURI =====

Karakuri is a Samurai-style robot/mech character, he is a common minion that appeared in Tengai Makyo Ziria. He kind of reminds of Sentinel due to how he operates. He is one of the "almost complete" bosses, meaning that he has moves and animation/sprites for every state (jumping, crouching, etc.). Here is the information on him:

---- Interestingly, he actually has personal win quotes against the other three bosses, despite being an unplayable character (as all four bosses are non-selectable, there cannot be an instance where they fight each other).

---- He cannot block, and he has no blocking animations/sprites. Instead, he just disappears for a split second if he needs to block. The funny thing is, in the moments where he has disappeared he cannot be hit. But he can be hit when he reappears.

---- He has no dashes.

---- He has no super move.

---- He does not have any animation/sprites for crawling forward, instead he just disappears while he "slides" forward.

---- He is not affected by any of the items.

---- If you manage to beat the game with him, he uses Kinu's ending.

---- In the original version of the game, he only has one colour palette.

===== OTHER INFORMATION =====

---- He is an unlockable playable character in the NeoGeo CD version of the game.

===== ABOUT KABUKI KLASH =====

From the SNK Wikia, with slight changes:

"Far East of Eden: Kabuki Klash is a fighting game for the Tengai Makyo series. The game was developed by Hudson Soft and released by SNK. It was released on July 28, 1995 for the Neo Geo and December 8, 1995 for the Neo Geo CD.

The main series is composed of three separate games within the land of 'Jipang' (a fictionalized version of feudal Japan), each follows a descendant of the 'Fire Clan' and supporting cast in battles against a range of often comical villains."

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