Head right, and combat the first enemy. You'll want to start with grabs, and
then jump over his retaliations. The enemy can grab you too, so you'll want to
do so first. Throw some quick punches here and then when he gets up from a
grab, and then jump away when he's about to do some charged attacks. When the
enemy's health goes down all the way, jumping over his belly to pin him down
works well. He'll usually get up after a couple of counts, though.
Don't move too close to the up left section, as you can get electrocuted. You
can try throwing the enemy there, though. Toss the baddy down some more times,
and then head onto his belly again to pin him when you think he's taken enough
damage. Suplex, grab the floating Ps, and you should have him down in no time,
should he prove that he's got energy left. You need a three count to have the
opponent down for the count, so pin him when he's down.
Head right and dash into the next enemy. Break through the bridge, as it's not
going to do you any favors staying up, and then start to launch throws and
suplexes and the monster. He grabs too, so stay back when he hasn't hit you for
a while, as he's getting ready to retaliate.
Toss him to the right and left to get him running, then slam him down. Counter
his throws and suplexes, as he likes to do those a lot. Don't get electrocuted,
and be sure to hit him while he's down. Of course, he's still got some more
fight in him, so he'll most likely get up. Be sure not to let him pin YOU! Hit
him a bit more if he gets up, then pin him for a three count to complete the
stage.
Your health may not be all the way up, so you'll want to be careful. Start off
with some swift attacks, then start to use throws, and dashes to prevent the
monster from even being able to attack you back.
Toss him at the electrocuted fence when he's a little too close to the right,
and keep tossing him about. Kick him while he's down and then pin him. He
should go down if you barrage him with hits.
This monster's armored, and can take a hit or two, so you'll want to dash into
him first, and use other attacks to whittle his health down before actually
using grabs and throws. When he's about 75% health, that's when you should
indulge in throws. Remember to always kick 'em while they're down, and there
are some environmental objects that can be thrown. Throw him at the fence, and
then follow up with another throw. This should deal enough damage to pin him
for good. If not, a couple more hits before should do the trick.
This next guy's quick. Dash into him, but be sure to watch for his attacks as
well. Throw things at him, and throw him too. A quick punch here and there can
really halt his momentum.
Keep the hits coming to get his health all the way down. When he's weak enough,
pin him once. When he gets up, he may have some more spunk, but a couple more
hits to him will make him pin worthy.
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STAGE 6
HIROSHIMA
[S6]
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This monster's big, and can toss you away, but grabs are still effective
against him. Dash into him, or use some quick punches to get him to lose his
balance, then start to throw him.
Get into a combo momentum where he won't really be able to hit you back, and
you should whittle his health down in no time. Toss him after the initial pin,
and you should be good to go.
As you revisit Kobe, you should be sure to use any of your power up attacks if
your health isn't up to sniff, or you're getting pummeled. But for the most
part, this boss can easily be tosses, and regular swift attacks seem to do well
here too.
Throw him into the electricity and then get ready for a grab right afterwards
to deal great damage. If time's going down, go into super power mode, and pin
this guy down after some relentless hits.
Revisiting places means you're revisiting enemies as well. The good thing about
this is that you will be fairly accustomed to their attack patterns, but that
doesn't necessarily mean they're the same in terms of difficulty. You'll want
to use a number of throws here.
They work very well, though you should also try to counter the opponent's
throws. There are occasions where he'll get really made and start hitting you
without much reprieve. Fret not, though, because he is easily pinnable. The
only thing you should worry about is him pinning you back, though.
As you may or may not have noticed, the enemies' health bars have been going up
drastically, therefore making then harder to take down. This isn't too much of
a problem when you get into an attack rhythm.
Dash, dash away into the monster and follow up with throws, and electrocution
throws to take his health down swiftly. He may take a couple tries to pin, but
if you keep on the offensive, this monster won't really have a chance to hit
you back, unless you let him.
Waste no expense in using your powerful special movies. Chain throws followed
by dashes, or regular attacks work well here. You'll want to take the
opponent's health quickly, so use the things laying about as lethal weapons,
and reverse and throw attacks. Pin him and then keep at the offensive when his
health goes down. Pin him again after he looks like he's had enough for sure
victory.
This next guy shouldn't be too varied from the first time you fought him, other
than the significant health boost. Take him to the sides and keep tossing him
about to fry him with electricity.
Hit him while he's down, and dash into him while you also pepper in some throws
here and there, and you should be fine. Just make sure you don't take too much
damage from his attacks, and reverse his throws.
Dash and use your special attacks on this guy. He's got a bunch of health, so
you'll want to use some throw parties to get his health in check. Hit him with
swift attacks, and waste no time.
Contrary to the popular song, time is NOT on your side. He's not significantly
stronger than any of the other monsters you've faced, so give him everything
you've got, and you'll take the cake. Beat the game after beating this boss.
Isn't that motivation enough?
