Kinnikuman Muscle Shot

Discover the thrill of ring domination with Kinnikuman Muscle Shot, where action-packed clashes meet nostalgia in a power-packed mobile game. Immerse yourself in a world of captivating pulling action that puts your reflexes to the test. Command a lineup of iconic superhumans and engage in endless battles, utilizing strategic pulls to launch your character across the ring and defeat formidable adversaries.

Experience the resurgence of legendary moves like "Kinniku Buster" and "Hell's Decapitation." Watch as favorite superhumans perform dazzling special moves and form unstoppable tag teams for dynamic combat sequences.

Kinnikuman Muscle Shot

Overview

Kinnikuman Muscle Shot is a wrestling video game released for the Super Famicom in 1991. The game is based on the popular Kinnikuman manga and anime series, and features a roster of over 20 playable characters.

Gameplay

The game is a side-scrolling beat 'em up with a unique twist. Players control one of the Kinnikuman characters and must fight their way through waves of enemies to reach the end of each stage. The game features a variety of attacks, including punches, kicks, and grapples. Players can also use special moves and items to gain an advantage in battle.

One of the unique features of Kinnikuman Muscle Shot is the "muscle gauge" system. The muscle gauge fills up as players attack and take damage. When the muscle gauge is full, players can enter "muscle mode," which gives them increased strength and speed.

Characters

The game features a roster of over 20 playable characters, including:

* Kinnikuman

* Suguru

* Terryman

* Warsman

* Robin Mask

* Ashuraman

* Buffaloman

Each character has their own unique stats and abilities, so players can choose the character that best suits their playstyle.

Stages

The game features a variety of stages, each with its own unique enemies and obstacles. Players must fight their way through these stages to reach the final boss, Buffaloman.

Reception

Kinnikuman Muscle Shot was a critical and commercial success in Japan. The game was praised for its fun and challenging gameplay, as well as its faithful recreation of the Kinnikuman manga and anime series. The game has been ported to several other platforms, including the PlayStation, Sega Saturn, and Game Boy Advance.