"Hm... I want to make a game about Les Misérables, but I don't know what kind of game it should be. Ah, how about a fighting game?" That must have been what the developer was thinking when this game was made; either that, or the developer wasn't thinking at all. This game is ridiculous, and rightfully deserves to be amazingly so. Do take heed of that seizure warning though, as there are MANY flashing lights!
As a general rule, I used English for the moves in katakana and romaji for moves in hiragana/ kanji. Oh, and remind me never to translate another RoboJean's moves again. This game is also not meant to be run on modern operating systems, so it's a pain to even get it running.
Enjolras' name is spelled wrongly as Enjorlas in the game. Ponpon and Judgement might not be characters from Les Misérables, but RoboJean is actually an automaton acting as Valjean in the musicals. Don't tell anyone that!
I'm sure you'll find Police's moves familiar. There is no typo in any move name, mind you; they're spelled differently probably to prevent civil officers knocking on the developer's door every morning. I recorded Eponine and Judgement twice because they have moves that require them to have less than maximum health and practice mode does not allow that. Also, Judgement has no gauge so I just recorded the moves that make him flash fancily.
Characters (in order of appearance):
Jean Valjean
Enjolras
Éponine
Monsieur & Madame Thénardier
Javert
Ponpon
Police
Cosette
RoboJean
Marius Pontmercy
Judgement