ShaolinTiger86
[13] Hero
Yeah, that was the inspiration for Cassandra's 3P in SC2
Random/Fun SC Facts
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[09] Warrior
If anyone is familiar with the " Tales of " series then...
Sam Riegel who voice acts for Fylnn Scifo in Tales of vesperia also voice acts for Male voice 3 in soul calibur 4. I think same goes for Heather Hogan who voice acts for Colette Brunel in Tales of symphonia she is also the voice actor for female voice 4 in SC IV.
Sam Riegel who voice acts for Fylnn Scifo in Tales of vesperia also voice acts for Male voice 3 in soul calibur 4. I think same goes for Heather Hogan who voice acts for Colette Brunel in Tales of symphonia she is also the voice actor for female voice 4 in SC IV.
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Viola and Algol seems to be the only one who actually move their fingers. Everyone elses hands are stuck in a weird pole-holding position.
FixdSwine
[10] Knight
You forgot Yoshi and DJin
Lang
[10] Knight
Cassandra O.o
Robert_J_King
Royal Impact Style
Worst offender is your player character in Chronicles of the sword. The NPC's make a statue in your honor and the statue is moving it's hand while the rest of it is still.
REPROBEAN_CHILD
[14] Master
I found two oddies:
If you cut off the music in the options menu, certain sound effects and dialogue are gone too. During the battle start screen, with the music cut out, you hear nothing, not even the effects of cards showing up or the light that flashes. Even stranger: all sound effects and voices within the story mode will be muted. This happens even if there is only dialogue in the scene or if it's in 2D or CGI animation. And yet, there is sound/dialogue within the battles themselves.
During Cervante's DC K(during hit)B:B , the last B unblockable can whiff Viola and size 1 CaSs.
If you cut off the music in the options menu, certain sound effects and dialogue are gone too. During the battle start screen, with the music cut out, you hear nothing, not even the effects of cards showing up or the light that flashes. Even stranger: all sound effects and voices within the story mode will be muted. This happens even if there is only dialogue in the scene or if it's in 2D or CGI animation. And yet, there is sound/dialogue within the battles themselves.
During Cervante's DC K(during hit)B:B , the last B unblockable can whiff Viola and size 1 CaSs.
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HydroJames
Shining Sea Dragon
Eminem sampled "Sacrifice" from SC1 to make "Hellbound"!
Jeromeice
[10] Knight
Cool :)
Pyrrus
[14] Master
Did you guys notice that when you recolor Ivy's 1P, the lace part that covers her breasts can't be colored orange or red yet in Creation the DLC 1P , the lace can be red or orange.
Norik
[14] Master
I hate to be that guy, but...
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They all look brown to me...
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They all look brown to me...
HydroJames
Shining Sea Dragon
Strangely, she says "I won't forgive you!" to Cassandra...
Zaden
[10] Knight
In SCV, some characters' stages are tailored to their fighting style strengths.
Astaroth's stage is long and thin, with a ring edge to one side and a wall to the other, for his strong wall game and ring out game, and yet it is long on the ends for you to backstep because spacing is also important to Astaroth. I assume the level transitions after someone gets a ring out, because to stay in that area for the whole fight would be almost too good for the big man.
Aeon's stage is small with no walls to stop a ring out from happening, and with its unique, triangular shape, a quick step in a certain direction will almost always be able to put an edge at Aeon's back. Although not gameplay-related, Aeon's design in SCV is very crocodilian (one of his moves is actually a crocodile death roll) and his stage is surrounded by water.
Astaroth's stage is long and thin, with a ring edge to one side and a wall to the other, for his strong wall game and ring out game, and yet it is long on the ends for you to backstep because spacing is also important to Astaroth. I assume the level transitions after someone gets a ring out, because to stay in that area for the whole fight would be almost too good for the big man.
Aeon's stage is small with no walls to stop a ring out from happening, and with its unique, triangular shape, a quick step in a certain direction will almost always be able to put an edge at Aeon's back. Although not gameplay-related, Aeon's design in SCV is very crocodilian (one of his moves is actually a crocodile death roll) and his stage is surrounded by water.
FleshMasher
[13] Hero
How true!
Look at Natsu's stage which gets very small and makes keepaway much less of a problem and also helps her great wall combos.
Aven Kujo-Gin
[10] Knight
Another one can be Voldo stage. A jail who can be always different because of how the walls can fall and make a part of the stage, just like Voldo is so unpredictable, fight in his stage can be too.(Well, maybe not to much, but you get the point.)
FleshMasher
[13] Hero
When you equip Taki's old Mekki-Maru on Natsu the other weapon according to the description is Kuzukiri.
Mekki-Maru is on her hip though like it was on Taki.
So if you do the Attack "Kuzukiri" she uses the Mekki-Maru while the actual sword Kuzukiri sits in it's sheath and does nothing.
Mekki-Maru is on her hip though like it was on Taki.
So if you do the Attack "Kuzukiri" she uses the Mekki-Maru while the actual sword Kuzukiri sits in it's sheath and does nothing.
REPROBEAN_CHILD
[14] Master
In Sonic The Hedgehog 2006 (a game considered to be a joke by the fans), there is a character named Amy with pink hair, who is likely to be 12, often seen as annoying, and can turn invisible.
In SoulCalibur: Lost Swords (a game considered to be a joke by the fans) there is a character named Amy with red hair, who is likely to be 12, often seen as annoying, and can turn invisible.
...wait a minute...
In SoulCalibur: Lost Swords (a game considered to be a joke by the fans) there is a character named Amy with red hair, who is likely to be 12, often seen as annoying, and can turn invisible.
...wait a minute...
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