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E.G. Daily
Voice actress, also credited as Elizabeth Daily.
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Ea Inc.
Not to be confused with with Electronic Arts. Minor company who is mostly dedicated to contract programming work for other companies.
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earth_control
The ability to control, create, or manipulate various types of earth, including but not limited to dirt, earthquakes, sand, and stone.
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eastern_monk
A holy man of an eastern religion such as Shintoism or Buddhism.
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ecologist
The character is concerned with ecosystems as a whole (people, plants, animals) and want to protect the environment.
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Ed Boon
Co-creator of the Mortal Kombat series.
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Eddie Wong
American martial artist, stuntman, and actor.
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Eden Riegel
American soap actress turned voice actress. Sister of Sam.
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Egret Mini II
A replica of the Egret II arcade cabinet style from Taito. It includes forty built-in games, but also has additional compilation packs available for purchase on cart.
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egyptian
Born in, or a citizen of, Egypt.
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Eidos Interactive
Former British publisher, also once known as Domark Limited. Eventually absorbed into Square-Enix.
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Eighting
Formerly a prolific developer of shoot 'em ups, now mainly develops fighting games.
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Eiji Yano
Japanese voice actor, known for working on SNK titles.
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Electro Brain
Responsible for bringing a few Toei Animation properties to the NES and Gameboy, then making their own weak titles. Faded into obscurity in the late 90s.
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Electronic Arts
Vast company that operates over two dozen studios and publishes and/or develops hundreds of popular games. More known for their "EA Sports" label than their other titles, and still publishes Mega Drive games in Brazil in conjunction with Tec-Toy.
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elven
A member of a magical Germanic brood known as elves. Sometimes diminutive, they are often seen in fantasy yarns, or in the company of Santa Claus. This tag can also just apply to a human or human-like character who has unusually pointy ears.
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Personality
Referring to a characters personality (poses, dialogue, etc).
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english
Born in, or a citizen of, England.
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Enterbrain
Publisher of the world-renowned Famitsu magazine. Also publisher and developer of a few software titles.
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environmental_hazard
It's not just your opponent you have to worry about...the surrounding environment also poses a threat to the player in some way. It can range from a edge of the arena to deadly traps.
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Eolith
South Korean company. Developed The King of Fighters 2001 and 2002.
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Epic Games
Home of all things Unreal, earned their meteoric rise to fame through DOS shareware publishing.
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eponymous
A character which appears in a fighting game with his or her name in the title or subtitle.
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equestrian
Rides a horse in cutscenes/intros or as a move or mobility option in combat.
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equine
Has traits of a horse/zebra/donkey/mule or anything of that family (such as being one or an anthropomophized one)
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equipment
Able to manually gain or lose their armaments during a battle to modify their moveslist.
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Eri Nakamura
Character designer and voice actress, also credited as Eripyon and Eri Kimoto.
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Eric Kelso
American-born voice actor who has worked and resided in Tōkyō since 1989.
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Erica Schroeder
American voice actress. Sometimes credited as Bella Hudson.
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Ernie Reyes, Sr.
Master martial artist and father to another master martial artist.
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erotic
Featuring sexual images or situations, either during gameplay or more likely in post-match "reward" sequences.
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escrima
Practitioner of the Filipino martial art of Escrima.
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Eurocom
English dev, around since the early 90s. Ported Mortal Kombat 4 to console/PC, and developed Mortal Kombat Gold in conjunction with Midway.
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evade
A move specifically designed for dodging an opponent's attack.
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Evercade
A handheld system from the UK which plays only officially-licensed compilation cartridges.
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exA-Arcadia
exA-Arcadia produces their own arcade kit for games and publishes them on their hardware. Most games published in this way are exclusives or have exclusive features/characters.
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exA-Arcadia
The proprietary arcade platform from the company of the same name.
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Examu
Formerly Yuki Enterprise, who had some hand in Samurai Shodowns 5-6. They've since rebranded and found success with their original Arcana Heart series.
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ex-champion
Former king of the hill, stripped of his notoriety in the wake of scandal.
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explosives
Favors using detonative devices to fight.
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EXRAYS
Company who mostly worked as a subsidiary of others, only having the rather surreal "Tenma de Jack" and "Super Galdelic Hour" as original titles.
Worked as an uncredited developer for Dimps's PlayStation titles and Konami's "Rekka no Honoo".
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extra_arms
Characters that have more than two arms.
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extra_eyes
Character has more than the standard number of eyes for their species (normally this is three or more).
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extra_jump
Able to jump in excess of other cast members, wether it be twice, three times, or more.
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extra_legs
Characters that have more than two legs except in the event of one covered by the "quadruped" tag (centaurs excepted).
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extra_mouths
Character possessing more than one mouth. Often on the belly or another unusual places.
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extra_movement
Some kind of non-attack that grants the user extra mobility beyond the normal abilities of a game's cast.
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eye_mask
Wears a small mask covering only the eye area, Lone Ranger-style.
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eyebeams
Uses rays of energy from the eyes to fight with.
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eyepiece
Wears a non-monocle eyepiece over one eye, which may be a technological device used to aid in combat. May also include eyepatches that have a function other than obscuring a missing eye.
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eyes_closed
Not blind (probably), but is always depicted with closed or hidden eyes.
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