Boss Analysis # 33 - The Revenge of Shinobi 

CyborgSelZero congrats for the pin

i would certainly pin timestamps myself

Thanks!

23:57 man bat 24:07 not man bat 15:37 the amazable honk 27:33 a fossil fun fact spiderman has gone through 3 revisions the black the blue and the pink

@Jayden Ayaan thanks so much for your reply. I got to the site on google and im in the hacking process atm. I see it takes a while so I will get back to you later when my account password hopefully is recovered.

but MJ stopped Icecap :(

They actually removed those in the rereleases

S E G A

*confused unga bunga*

Joe Musashi even raced against Sonic in All-Stars Racing Transformed, so we went full-circle!

i think he knows that, he just calls them shurikens because the game does.

@@chasenplayz But wouldn't/shouldn't he say "shurikins" in that case? :P

Also the first boss has an odachi, not a katana.

In reality kunais were more used as a crowbar, the knives were called tantogata shuriken

@@junichiroyamashita Crowbar? I thought they were digging spades.

Same

Not to mention that the sound played when a bio appears is the same one used in Paper Mario TTYD when you register for a match in The Glitz Pit, just pitched down. (actually is this pitch in the extracted files I have).

Notice how he even has Gamma Charge

I could've sworn ACESpark said exactly the same thing in his Shinobi Boss Run video.

I think he meant Martian Manhunter.

Yeah he talking of abomination

It's obviously Gumby you idiots

@@lazuardialdi2646 no u

Lazuardi Aldi why? You’re insulting the Him.

Lazuardi Aldi what pain?

Lazuardi Aldi Are you okay?

@@lazuardialdi2646 What?

Don't forget Godzilla aswell!

Greg Frin it sure is ambiguous. I don’t even know what it is

It's also ridiculously hard. Fuck you, Enshin of Misen!

gonna go out on a limb and say this is much harder haven't played sekiro but I'VE PLAYED THIS

Yep. Until the Virtual Console era, then he became different.

He turned into a Pink Latex Suit thing, SEGA didn't had the Spider-Man license anymore, so they had to change it.

@@BComet so he became pink guy

@@vagledip5190 b0ss i habe cancer

Thats what I was thinking the whole time

I think both are inspired by the same thing in Japan.

That boss fight was basically one big reference to this game. His name is even Heavy Shinobi

@@ruthmcnally310 , well high mass japonise spy won't get away with this, dr pingas is mad

Dude, Zeed is the name of the villain organization in this game.

Mega Morphin Spiderman.

HE'S THE EMMISARY FROM HELL SUPAIDA MAN

I’m pretty sure SEGA actually had the Spider Man license for another game they were making at the time.

The Arch “Friends with a wild girl! Spider-Man”

Shinobi games are known to have references to pop culture. The original Shinobi game had Spider Man and Marilyn Monroe, with probably more.

Théophile Caceres Godzilla, the Terminator, and Hulk, too.

@@austinreed7343 Also, Bruce Lee and Rambo

and give unlimited continues for good measure

Yes and yes

Yeah, it's good stuff. Yuzo Koshiro made this game's music and went on to compose Streets of Rage, and while I never really cared for its soundtrack, the tunes in this game are a jam!!

@HicksZ34: "I wouldnt recommend the DX remake to anyone, its really a garbage game" them's fighting words

@HicksZ34 >D MAS attacks! 4 damage! really tho DXC is pretty faithful to Rondo, but does make some changes to the level design, however i myself do prefer rondo for the vibrant colors and the synthesized soundtrack, the drab look in some areas definitely hurts the experience for me in what's supposed to be a vibrant, colorful area to traverse, while the soundtrack is still pretty good i feel it's rather bland, but it does let you select the songs for levels when you find them but as for the actual level design it holds up pretty well since again, it's almost a 1-1 conversion of Rondo i'm also one of those guys who finds SotN horrendously overrated. is it a good game? yeah. best in the igavania lineup? hell no. there's a lot of issues that bug me, like reload time when you die, or how long alucard's knockback lasts on top of how little mercy invincibility he has, not having one would forgive the other's presence, i could go on if you really want me to

​@HicksZ34: the flaws i mentioned are definitely not minor if it holds your attention for dozens of hours for one, save point placement, SotN is horrendous in this regard and contender for worst in the series, let me remind you that these games force you to wait a few seconds which take you to the title screen, then you have to reload your save which also takes a while, and any progress you lost up to that point is gone. there is no save in the clock tower, something that, thankfully, cannot be said of the other games. two, Portrait of Ruin and Order of Ecclesia break up areas, giving you a chance to go back to a safe area and save, which are more lenient, though i personally would just checkpoint at the start of areas so you would at least have a restart option three, the general combat feels better, i did a level 1 mistless run and i can talk for hours about how much i hate death and dracula (ESPECIALLY dracula), the bosses are either cheap or far too easy (mostly the latter) while i feel the later games aren't perfect, have a better balance to your arsenal as well as, for the most part, better design on the enemies and their placement the spike room in the catacombs good grief the spike room okay so it's not that hard but if you get hit even once GOOD LUCK GETTING OUT you will die and at the nearest save room it will take you about 3 minutes of backtracking just to get back i wouldn't think of playing this game without savestates just for that you have to throw food on the floor or wait 10 seconds for a freaking potion to take effect, and yeah everyone's complained about it but i'm still bringing it up and everyone's also complained about the inverted castle honestly i played SotN a lot around when i was a kid and it was my only Castlevania for a time and i loved it, but the game just falls apart the more and more i look at it, thankfully that hasn't been the case in two areas, there's not a lot of story but i love it, and the music is awesome

@@dmas7749 minor issues.

@@swiggityswooty1611 they really aren't if you care about gameplay as much as i do

video games come with a warning that states, "if you have epilepsy or other reactions to flashing lights, please contact a doctor before playing video games." so...

@@yowch1081 That's (probably) due to the way flatscreen TVs work. Between every frame there's a flash of solid white. Your eyes can't normally see it, but I guess it could trigger epileptic reactions.

Maybe, I might go a step further with Dawn of Sorrow.

if joe had dive kick in shinobi 2 most bosses would be a breeze

gateS

Sega had the license to Spider Man at the time.

See B.A.1

@@theojaggi3963 yeah that one

I think you're talking of Legend of the Mystical Ninja on SNES (one of three Goemon games to leave Japan).