Mystic Warriors

Mystic Warriors: Wrath of the Ninjas is an arcade Action Game released by Konami in 1993. It's a Spiritual Successor to Sunset Riders, except with ninjas for added awesomeness.

In a futuristic Dystopia, an evil corpration named Skull has taken over Japan and is about to Take Over the World. All that stands between them are a Five Ninja Band who are targeted by Skull forces: Spyros, an American Ninja; kabuki warrior Keima; Kojiro, a Samurai; street smart African American Buddhist monk Brad; and Yuri, a kunochi. [1] However, the game can only support up to four players. This is because one of your allies is captured at the beginning of the game and most of it is spent rescuing your ally from certain death.

Tropes used in Mystic Warriors include:

Player: "Where is our friend?"
Boss: "(Evil Laugh) Poor guy... your comrade... is now... *Dies*"

  • Arrows on Fire: Some of the skull ninjas use them.
  • Attack Its Weak Point: Some of the bosses are defeated this way.
  • Badass in Distress: Whichever ninja gets captured. If it's a four player game, it's whoever is unlucky enough to not get picked. Otherwise, it's randomly chosen.
  • Bald of Evil: The first boss and the train pilot of Stage 6, as well as the final boss before boarding his mecha suit.
  • Bare-Fisted Monk: Brad.
  • Bittersweet Ending: Skull is destroyed, but your ally sacrificed his/her life to help you. The remaining ninjas stand and mourn their now dead friend, and leave.
  • Black Best Friend: Brad.
  • Blade on a Stick: Yuri and the second mid-boss of the last stage uses a naginata.
  • Calling Your Attacks: Whenever you pick up a yellow orb, your character does this. For instance:

Spyros: "Ninpou Jigoku Okugi!"

Boss: "I'm a good loser. Please finish it for me!"

  1. Female ninja.
  2. That includes mini-bosses.
  3. Also The Dragon of this game as well as controlling the Skull Tank in Stage 5.
  4. It can be maxed out to four in the machine settings, but if it's set to one, you'll become a One-Hit-Point Wonder.
  5. It's by Sega.
  6. Based on the animated series.
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