Unfortunately, not at this time. I can't make any promises for when I'll do it, but I will most likely do another playthrough as Yumi/Sayaka at some point in the future.

@@BippoErnesti no problem at all.

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As Nerevar reborn, it is my birthright to have a key to everyone's house so that I may ask them about Solstheim whenever I wish.

Unfortunately, the Auto 2P Play feature is only available in Final Fight 3.

It's part of the same track, verifiable by just idling on the dialogue boxes before the test. Maybe David Wise just wanted to get a little weird, but I know the game had some development troubles, so it's not entirely impossible that there's some mistake in the code. Editing the game to crank the tempo up, that specific part turns into a very easily recognizable variation of the Thief theme. Oop, editing to note that a thread was started on the NesDev forums last year where this was discussed (my video was linked to, coincidentally), and it led to a music fix patch being made. Thread was titled "What's Going on with This Music? (Wizards & Warriors III)" in case you want to read up on it.

who dosent?

@@JustArandomdmguy idk bro

As Ninja or Kunoichi, simply walk into an enemy, the character should automatically grab onto them. In that brief window, you have to press Attack again to throw the enemy, holding Up or Down when throwing changes the throw, the types differ based on which character you play as. You cannot grab while you are guarding, so generally the safest way is to stun them with a hit, then quickly step in for a grab. Kamaitachi is trickier, in order to perform a throw with him, you have to hit the enemy at grab-range, then quickly tap Attack again while holding back or forward (Left/Right), both throws can reach Banglar, but the back-throw launches the enemy higher. Since he can't throw without attacking, you can't grab any single-hit fodder. In Ninja Saviors, throws with Yaksha and Raiden work the same as Ninja and Kunoichi, walk up to an enemy to grab them, hold a direction to change the type of throw. Also, they modified the final room in Ninja Saviors, making forward throws with Ninja no longer reach the glass. You *must* use Up throws as him for that fight. You can stop reading here, or you can keep going if you want a little bit of extra info on throws. *Ninja* Up+Attack - A spinning throw that damages nearby enemies. Low damage. Side+Attack - Overhand toss, thrown enemy damages other enemies. Med damage. Down+Attack - Backbreaker, heavily damages target, but doesn't affect any nearby enemies. High damage. *Kunoichi* Up+Attack - Flings enemy up over Kunoichi using her hair, damaging enemies in the thrown enemy's way. Med-High damage. Side+Attack - Throws enemy forward, damaging enemies in the way. Med damage. Down+Attack - Repeated body blows, hold Attack for higher damage. Only damages target. Low to High damage. *Kamaitachi* Attack, Forward+Attack - Kicks enemy away, damaging others in the way. High damage. Attack, Back+Attack - Throws enemy in the air over Kamaitachi, damaging enemies in the way. Med damage. Down+Attack - When overlapping an enemy, holding Down and pressing Attack unleashes a jumping kick. Med damage. Note that you are invulnerable during throw animations.

@@BippoErnesti Thanks.

Nice to hear this silly bug found actual use.

Oh forgot wraith guard

Yes, using the attacks in Mode 3 reduces the BP cost on top of increasing the overall attack power of the move.