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Published: 2011-02-26 03:44:13 +0000 UTC; Views: 638; Favourites: 1; Downloads: 15
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This is Super Saiyan Omega Broly. I came up with this power level. It far surpasses Super Saiyan 1000. It isn't my most highest power level design, but it is cool though.Dragon Ball, Broly is a property of Funimation
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He sure looks menacing and evil. And the way you drew his portrait in this image reminds me of the final boss from the 1994 World Heroes 2 Jet arcade, which I used to play back when I was in my preteen years. The game has several different endings. And if you manage to beat Zeus without losing a single round, he admits defeat. But when you take more than one try to beat him, he assumes a similar pose to Broly here and announces that he'll return.
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He ought to be. At Super Saiyan Omega alone is far surpass that of Super Saiyan 1000. I custom made these power levels. There are at least 3-4 more power levels stronger than this one that I designed.
World Heroes 2 sounds like a good. I remember the 90's had such classic games such as Star Fox, Star Fox 64, Mortal Kombat,Super Smash Bros. and so on.
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I bet so. After all, Broly's one badass mother f%&*er (pardon my French). Really now?
Yeah. The 90s gave us games like Street Fighter II, Final Fight, (both by Capcom) and SNK's Fatal Fury, Samurai Showdown, and King of Fighters. But for me, some of the most well remembered games of that time were Super Street Fighter II Turbo, World Heroes, Megaman 3, Megaman X, Starfox, Starfox 64, Mortal Kombat, and the first Smash Bros. game. I guess you and I are on the same boat together, huh?
Yeah. World Heroes was an arcade game developed by Neo-Geo. It was not as popular as the well known Street Fighter series or some of SNK's more well known titles. But it was lots of fun. The characters in the game were based off of real life historical people. My favorite character from the game is Hattori Hanzo, who is based on a real ninja warrior who went by that name. He was the leader of the Iga ninja clan from Japan's middle ages. Most likely the 16th century. But long before I knew that Hanzo really did existed, I thought he was just a video game character. But it turns out that he really did existed. But I didn't know that until years later when I studied him in Japanese history.
Anyway, World Heroes was a fun game. And despite that it was rather obscure and less popular in comparison to other such games known at the time, I still remember it quite vividly to this day for how fun it was back in the day. The first game came out in 1992. And I still remember that my brother beat the game using Kim Dragon (based on Bruce Lee). But he's forgotten about that now. As for me, I still remember discovering World Heroes 2 in 1993, and later World Heroes 2 jet in 1994. And boy did I have a hard time beating those games. In fact, it took me 5 years to finally beat those games with my favorite character, Hattori Hanzo. And by the time I did, we were already nearing the end of the century. Can you believe that?
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