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|S-tier='''Kaori''' - | |S-tier='''Kaori''' - Incredible pressure and lockdown with divekicks and rushing, highest damaging throw, multihit kicks, very few bad matchups. | ||
|A-tier='''Reimi''' - Great fireball, good rush attack for lockdown, generally good tools. | |A-tier='''Reimi''' - Great fireball, good rush attack for lockdown, generally good tools.<br />'''Satomi''' - Great buttons, invincible uppercut, best slide. | ||
|B-tier='''Yuka''' - Solid | |B-tier='''Yuka''' - Solid Shoto-clone moveset, good pressure, invincible uppercut, highest damaging Super Art.<br />'''Chiho''' - Good zoning and keepaway.<br />'''Erina''' - Great corner lockdown, can zone characters with no projectile. | ||
|C-tier='''Manami''' - Decent ranged attacks <br> '''Jun''' - Fantastic grapple range, but little else of note. | |C-tier='''Manami''' - Decent ranged attacks, specials cause a lot of disadvantage on hit<br />'''Jun''' - Fantastic grapple and catch-throw range, but little else of note. | ||
|D-tier='''Ayako''' | |D-tier='''Ayako''' - Solid pokes, only one good special (Rave Storm), unblockable Super Art. | ||
}} | }} | ||
Revision as of 19:31, 5 December 2017
| Super VG: Super Variable Geo | |
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| Developer(s) | TGL |
| Publisher(s) | TGL |
| Release Date | JP: July 21, 1995 |
Introduction
Super V.G. (Variable Geo) is the Super Nintendo entry of a long-running Japan-only fighting game series, originating on an old NEC PC variant, and spanning multiple consoles including the Turbo Grafx CD, Playstation, Saturn, and PC, with more recent entries being visual novels. The series has a Hentai association, but this is completely omitted from the SNES version (thankfully). The basic plot is that restaurants sponsor their waitresses in a fighting tournament to find the strongest female, in order to gain popularity and patronage.
Gameplay
This entry in the series, while being released in 1995, has a simple engine very similar to Street Fighter 2, however it only uses 4 buttons (2 punches and 2 kicks), of light and hard strengths. It also features dashing.
Controls
- Directional commands are listed assuming your character is facing right onscreen.
and 
are reversed if you're facing the other direction.
Basic Controls
- Jump
- Retreat (guard during enemy attack)
- Crouch
- Guard low (during enemy attack)
- Advance
Y button - 
X button - 
B button - 
A button - 
Playable Characters
- Yuka - The shotoclone main character
- Chiho - A ninja with some similarities to Vega/Claw
- Jun - The grappler
- Manami - Little girl with rabbit gloves. Has some similarities to Blanka.
- Satomi - Yuka's friend. Shockingly, not a shotoclone though.
- Ayako - A dancer.
- Erina - Or "Ernie" as the announcer calls her, she's the one in a bunny suit.
- Kaori - A computer nerd. Penultimate boss.
- Reimi - The main boss character.
Tier List
| S | Kaori - Incredible pressure and lockdown with divekicks and rushing, highest damaging throw, multihit kicks, very few bad matchups. |
| A | Reimi - Great fireball, good rush attack for lockdown, generally good tools. Satomi - Great buttons, invincible uppercut, best slide. |
| B | Yuka - Solid Shoto-clone moveset, good pressure, invincible uppercut, highest damaging Super Art. Chiho - Good zoning and keepaway. Erina - Great corner lockdown, can zone characters with no projectile. |
| C | Manami - Decent ranged attacks, specials cause a lot of disadvantage on hit Jun - Fantastic grapple and catch-throw range, but little else of note. |
| D | Ayako - Solid pokes, only one good special (Rave Storm), unblockable Super Art. |
