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Studio company
Japanese doujin developer.
Success
Studio company
Best known in the olden days for the Cotton series of shumps, now seeing a major resurgence shovelling out software for the DS.
Successor
Relationship (Personal) personal_rel
Irreversible advancement / evolution / transformation of a character. Generally brought upon by aging, death, magic, merging, etc.
suicidal
Move Tag
A move that damages the character using it as well as the opponent.
Sumalee Montano
Developer t_pro
American voice actress.
Sumire Uesaka
Developer t_pro
Japanese voice actress.
summon
Move Tag
Summons a character that is playable/semi-playable for a brief period of time in place or addition to the character that used this move.
sumo
Fighter Tag
Uses the martial art of sumo wrestling. Alternatively, it may use Mongolian Sumo, a Japanese alias for Bökh folk wrestling.
Sun L
Studio company
Developer who worked under Banpresto, Takara and Capcom to make mostly licensed games. They seem to be the company behind Banpresto's early Compati Hero series.
SunA
Studio company
Apparently Korean company who specialize in kind-of-but-not-really bootlegs using stolen and reworked sprites but original gameplay. Their one fighting effort, Best of Best, is at least non-plagiarized.
sunglasses
Fighter Tag
Wears sunglasses.
Sungrand Studios
Studio company
Australian indie dev behind the Silver Falls horror game series.
Sunil Malhotra
Developer t_pro
American voice actor.
Sunrise
Studio company
Anime studio most famous for stuff like Gundam and Cowboy Bebop; now a wholly owned subsidiary of Bandai Namco.
Sunrise Interactive
Studio company
Defunct Japanese game developer. Has created several games based on anime production.
Sunsoft
Studio company
Long-time developer, turned their sights to fighting games to create a humorous and increasingly unorthodox "trilogy."
Sunstone Games
Studio company
Sunstone Games is a studio made up of former Pipeworks developers who worked on the Godzilla games Destroy All Monsters Melee, Save the Earth, and Unleashed.
Super A'Can
Platform platform
A 16-bit console released by Funtech Entertainment in Taiwan, in 1995. Noteworthy only for its terrible port of Sango Fighter that was reportedly coded by a single member of Panda Entertainment with a buggy and poorly documented development kit.
Super Button
Notation notation
Press the "super" attack button.
Super NES
Platform platform
16 bit successor to the Nintendo Entertainment System. Now you're playing with power, Super Power.
super_armor
Move Tag
This move's properties include a "super armor" state, that is, the character can receive damage without being interrupted by hitstun.
super_projectile
Move Tag
A super move projectile which is a larger and more powerful version of the character's standard projectile.
SuperBot Entertainment
Studio company
Upstart developer tapped by Sony to develop PlayStation All-Stars.
superhero
Game Tag
Four-color comic heroes.
supersize
Fighter Tag
Characters who fill the entire screen, a special weight class usually reserved for unplayable bosses.
Supervision
Platform platform
Game Boy competitor created by Watara. Most well-known in the west for its ubiquitousness in mail-order catalogs in the early 90s.
Susan Dalian
Developer t_pro
Voice actress
Susan Eisenberg
Developer t_pro
Voice actress best known for Wonder Woman in multiple incarnations.
Susan Hart
Developer t_pro
Voice actress and director.
Susan Silo
Developer t_pro
American voice actress.
suspenders
Fighter Tag
Wears straps used to hold up the pants.
Susumu Konno
Developer t_pro
Japanese character designer.
Suzie Yeung
Developer t_pro
American voice actress
Suzuka Kimura
Developer t_pro
Japanese voice actress

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