Characters
There are nine regular characters in Fighters Destiny: Ryuji, a Japanese karate master; Abdul, a well-balanced fighter from Mongolia; Tomahawk, a professional wrestler from the United States; Meiling, a Chinese kung fu expert; a Japanese Ninja with a massive catalog of special moves; Pierre, a French clown with a deceptive fighting style; Leon, an all-rounder from Spain; Bob, a powerful Brazilian fighter; and the tough aerial combat specialist Valerie from Germany.
In addition to the standard nine characters, there are five secret characters that can be "unlocked" by completing various challenge modes. To acquire the Russian Joker, for example, players must win "Survival Mode" by defeating one hundred consecutive enemies. The other secret characters include the final boss of the one-player game, Boro, a quick and powerful Swiss fighter; Rob, a training robot from Germany, which is unlocked by beating Record Attack in less than one minute; Master, an old Japanese karate expert unlocked by beating all challengers in Master Challenge without losing to Joker; and Ushi, a fighting cow from Hokkaido, unlocked by staying in the ring longer than one minute in Rodeo.
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