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Flavor Text: Its steel body, designed to pierce mobile armor, has missiles and gun ports for taking its targets out. Gun Volt (Mega Man X), a stocky blue robot charging up two large blasts of energy from its shoulders. Gun Volts appear in the first Mega Man X game, being fought in Spark Mandrill and Storm Eagle’s stages, as well as the opening stage. They charge up sparks that travel along the ground, and can also fire missiles from its shoulders. Their name is sometimes translated as Gunbolt. The patterns of the ruins in the background are of a TEPPEN original concept regarding the Mega Man X series, where it took place thousands of years in the past in an advanced civilization. The diamond(?) like shape is recurring imagery, appearing in other cards involving the X series, meant to evoke something technological.

Gun Volt (COR 011)
Artist: hippo

#MegaManX #ロックマンX

Flavor Text: Born of the dark power held by the corrupt organization, its victims soon transform into fellow undead abominations. A zombie (Resident Evil), a living corpse surrounded by blood reaching up at the viewer. Zombies are the de facto enemy of the Resident Evil series, this particular zombie’s design being taken from the first game’s remake of those enemies. Zombies will sometimes scare players by attempting to grapple their legs, leaving them open to attack to any other enemies in the area.

Zombie (COR 141)
Artist: Jiwon Kim

#ResidentEvil #REBHFun #バイオハザード

Flavor Text: A demon shaped like a spider crawls out from unseen shadows. Once you are caught, not even your soul can escape. cw arachnophobia Arachne (Devil May Cry), a demonic spider that partly resembles a woman, shooting webs from its mouth. This enemy debuts in Mission 9 of Devil May Cry 3, they’ll attack you by attempting to web you in place and slice you with their arms.

Arachne (COR 099)
Artist: Jiwon Kim

#DevilMayCry #デビルメイクライ

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Flavor Text: "Come, my kin. Feast to your heart's content." The leader's call drives the pack onward, helping them take down prey. Great Jaggi (Monster Hunter), a blueish bird wyvern with orange highlights, roaring upwards. Great Jaggi debuted in Monster Hunter 3, being one of the earliest monsters encountered. They’re the leader of the smaller Jaggi monsters, and are able to call for them when in a battle.

Great Jaggi (COR 050)
Artist: KOU1

#MonsterHunter #モンスターハンター

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#StreetFighter #StreetFighter6

Flavor Text: A real warrior's thirst for strength can never be truly quenched. However, it may be temporarily satisfied by a fateful battle. Alex (Street Fighter), holding up his arms in a defensive manner, a green energy in front of him. Alex's design here is based on his appearance in Street Fighter V.

Alex (CHUN-LI 007)
Artist: pin

#StreetFighter #ストリートファイター

Flavor Text: A keen eye and quick reactions are key to neutralizing a threat. You cannot master martial arts by mastering attacks alone. Alex blocking a jumping kick from Ken Masters. Despite the card's name, this is probably meant to reference the iconic Parry mechanic of Street Fighter III, Alex's game of origin.

Block (CHUN-LI 012)
Artist: Tiago da Silva

#StreetFighter #ストリートファイター

Flavor Text: Even in the face of countless wings, he never gave up fighting for his life. But by then, it was already too late. Forest Speyer (Resident Evil), a man in a blue military outfit holding a grenade launcher being attacked by crows. Forest is a minor character in the first RE game and its remake, he was a member of the S.T.A.R.S. Bravo Team that was sent to investigate the Arklay Mountains after reports of brutal murders. The team eventually stumbled upon the Spencer Mansion, and went in to investigate, resulting in the deaths of several members as they slowly got picked off by the monsters that lurked inside. Forest was killed by a swarm of zombified crows, and can be found in the Eastern terrace of the manor. After investigating his corpse (if playing as Jill, you’ll actually be given his grenade launcher), he’ll get up as a zombie and attack you. The 2002 remake also added a special mode known as “One Dangerous Zombie”, where a zombified Forest with bombs strapped on his body will chase you around the manor, instantly killing you if you attempt to attack him.

Forest Speyer (COR 008)
Artist: Daniel Kamarudin

#ResidentEvil #REBHFun #バイオハザード

Flavor Text: This grudge-bearing Reploid with the ability to change the world wanders the land in search of his sworn enemy. Vile (Mega Man X), a purple robot with a large shoulder mounted cannon. Vile is a recurring enemy in the Mega Man X series, being a former Maverick Hunter like X and Zero that went rogue and joined Sigma’s rebellion due to his hatred for X. Notably, Vile’s design here seems to also be going for the same changes that X and Zero received as playable characters in TEPPEN, having more segmented joints, and visible balljoints in other areas. The odd diamond pattern in the background is also recurring imagery with the X series in TEPPEN, the lore in this universe is that the MMX series took place thousands of years ago in an advanced civilization, and has recently reawaken in modern times.

Vile (COR 157)
Artist: tsuda jiro

#MegaManX #ロックマンX

Flavor Text: Perching on its blood-starved wings, it swoops down from the rafters to go after its prey. A Blood-goyle (Devil May Cry), a red colored gargoyle-like demon with a long tail in place of its lower half. Blood-goyle’s made their debut in Mission 5 of DMC3, where Jester summons a few to attack Dante. Blood-goyles attack by charging at Dante, and that’s it. They’re also capable of splitting their body up into smaller copies if attacked with a melee weapon, so your only option to take them out is return them to a stone form with your guns, and then destroy them with a melee weapon. This card also appears with the name Bloodstained Statue (T005), which is spawned from Jester (COR 114).

Blood-goyle (COR 100)
Artist: Jiwon Kim

#DevilMayCry #デビルメイクライ

Flavor Text, spoken by Elena: Get hurt? No problem! The power of the earth will heal you! Elena (Street Fighter), a pretty woman with white hair jumping in the air as light shines around her. “Healing” is one of Elena’s signature Super Arts in the Street Fighter series. Elena stops fighting for a moment and crouches as light surrounds her, her HP bar filling back up quickly before returning to the fight. This move was particularly infamous when she made her return in Ultra Street Fighter IV.

Healing (COR 081)
Artist: Temosi

#StreetFighter #ストリートファイター

Flavor Text: Wherever she goes, the queen hunts the same: her powerful legs trap her prey, and one strike from her tail kills it. Rathian (Monster Hunter), a green scaled flying wyvern, with its tail held high, turning to face the viewer as it charges a fiery blast from its mouth. Debuting in the very first Monster Hunter game, Rathian are the female version of the Rathalos species of monster. The biggest distinction between the two is that the Rathians have poisonous barbs on their tails, as well as primarily hunting on the ground, compared to the Rathalos’ poisonous talons and penchant for aerial attacks. Like the Rathalos, it is also capable of shooting fire blasts from its mouth. The flavor text makes note of its powerful legs, something that nearly all Monster Hunter games make note of in its in-game descriptions.

Rathian (COR 007)
Artist: Çağlayan K. Göksoy

#MonsterHunter #モンスターハンター

Flavor Text: Fools shall die a merciless death. They always have; they always will. Charlie Nash, a soldier with a yellow jacket and green pants, falling to his death as M. Bison, a mad dictator dressed in red with a long black cape, looks on. This card’s art is based on Charlie’s ending in Street Fighter Alpha 2, where he is betrayed by Shadaloo loyalists hiding in the US Military, and he falls to his (alleged) death fighting Bison. Until Street Fighter V, and excluding his non-canonical Street Fighter Alpha 3 story, this truly was the end of Nash in SF, as his death was meant to serve as Guile's motivation in most games.

Obliteration (COR 176)
Artist: Marat Ars

#StreetFighter #ストリートファイター

Flavor Text: All they wanted was to revive the kingdom that lay dormant under the sea. Alas, it's no more than a dream... for now. Rikuo (Darkstalkers) along with his wife Aquaria and their child Ricky, looking out at the ocean. Rikuo and his family are mermen, with Rikuo’s stories in the Darkstalkers games always revolving around his people. In the first game, Rikuo’s people were mostly wiped out by Pyron’s arrival, being the emperor of these merfolk, Rikuo set out to find any survivors, which is how he meets his wife. In Vampire Savior: The Lord of Vampire, Rikuo & Aquaria’s son Ricky goes missing, having been sucked into the Majigen, an alternate plane of reality created by Jedah. In his ending, not only does Rikuo find his son, he finds an entire other race of mermen, giving both groups new hope for one another. The card’s name and flavor text seem to mainly pull from the first 2 games’ motivation for Rikuo in terms of restoring his underwater kingdom, though Ricky’s older design is from VSav. As a quick aside; in Japan, Rikuo’s name is Aulbath, and his son Ricky’s name is Alba.

Dream of Restoration (COR 088)
Artist: icula

#Darkstalkers #ヴァンパイア

Flavor Text: Do not discount their numbers. Though they are weak on their own, their willingness to die can make them deadly. Hell Pride (Devil May Cry), a grey skinned demon with red eyes in a black cloak, wielding a scythe. This demon is one of 7 Hells, the group name for common enemies in Devil May Cry 3, this one named after the Sin of Pride. They are the very first enemy you encounter in the game, attacking Dante in his office in Mission 01. They normally show up in groups of 3 or more and have a fairly basic attack pattern. This card also appears with the name Castigator of Pride (T004).

1st Hell: Pride (COR 098)
Artist: Anthony Star

#DevilMayCry #デビルメイクライ

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in short; fuck ICE and have a beautiful day

Flavor Text: Rolling up into a ball, this beast uses momentum and its craggy red armor as weapons. Volvidon (Monster Hunter), an armadillo-like fanged beast with a bright red carapace and long tongue. It made its debut in Monster Hunter Portable 3rd. Despite the flavor text focusing on its ability to roll into a ball, the card’s art highlight’s Volvidon’s long prehensile tongue that it uses to lash at prey. While not mentioned or depicted here, it’s also capable of spitting out a paralyzing saliva.

Volvidon (COR 006)
Artist: PJ

#MonsterHunter #モンスターハンター

Flavor Text: His terrible metal jaws, driven by his innate brutality, crush his foes in the blink of an eye. Wheel Gator (Mega Man X), an alligator inspired reploid and one of the 8 Maverick bosses from Mega Man X2, staring at the viewer menacingly as he wades through murky water. He joined Sigma’s army due to his love of violence and destruction, quitting his role as a Maverick Hunter. His stage takes place on and inside of a massive dinosaur-shaped tank rampaging through a city.

Wheel Gator (COR 139)
Artist: Ibrahem Swaid

#MegaManX #ロックマンX

Flavor Text: She protects herself with countless lies and mysterious beauty. He knew this firsthand, and was wary. Ada Wong, a woman in a red dress, with her back turned to Leon S. Kennedy, a handsome man wearing military gear. This card’s art and flavor text are based on the ending of Chapter 3-2 of Resident Evil 4, where Leon and Ada meet up again for the first time since the Raccoon City Incident of Resident Evil 2. Despite Leon’s wariness and better judgement, he always ends up helping Ada in some fashion.

Bald-Faced Lie (COR 125)
Artist: Norikatsu Miyoshi

#ResidentEvil #REBHFun #バイオハザード

Flavor Text: The weak would pull a muscle just thinking about how much I can lift. Hugo Andore (Final Fight/Street Fighter), a gigantic, muscular man flexing while wearing bright pink clothes. Hugo is based on the 'Andore' enemies from the first Final Fight game, making his playable debut in the 2nd title update of Street Fighter III "2nd Impact — Giant Attack", where he and his wrestling manager (and former fellow Mad Gear Gang member) Poison appear together. Hugo uses his immense size to toss around and smash his enemies with his bare hands. He’s heavily based on the real life wrestler, the late Andre the Giant.

Hugo (COR 049)
Artist: Yuki Kinoshita

#StreetFighter #ストリートファイター #FinalFight #ファイナルファイト

Flavor Text: Do not be deceived by her charming manner and lovely appearance. The best hunters always conceal their fangs. B.B. Hood (Darkstalkers), a girl in a red hood holding a basket with one arm, hiding an SMG behind her back. Baby Bonnie Hood, known as Bulleta in Japan, is one of the newcomers created for the 3rd Darkstalkers game, "Vampire Savior: The Lord of Vampire". She’s based on the classic fairy tale of Little Red Riding Hood, and is the only normal human playable in the series. She's a money-hungry monster hunter and will take any job for cash, using her cutesy appearance to hide her true sadistic nature. The background is likely based on her stage from VSav, "War Agony", a war-torn village.

B.B. Hood (COR 023)
Artist: Lasahido

#Darkstalkers #ヴァンパイア

Flavor Text: Its spider-like hide shrugs off even demon sword blows, and crushes fools who would defy the Demon Emperor. Phantom (Devil May Cry), a scorpion/spider-like demon with lava veins flowing through its body. Phantom is the first boss you encounter in Devil May Cry 1, being fought in Mission 03. Phantom is a servant of the Demon Emperor Mundus, and is immensely prideful. it attacks by shooting massive fireballs from its mouth, swiping at you with its arms, and attempting to crush you. It also makes a random and unexplained appearance in Devil May Cry 2.

Phantom (COR 146)
Artist: Igor Kieryluk

#DevilMayCry #デビルメイクライ

Flavor Text: A curse is chanted, bringing the dead back to life. Once revived, the Pharaoh passed judgement on the intruders. Anakaris (Darkstalkers), a huge mummy lifting someone above their head, completely covered in bandages. A pyramid is behind him. Anakaris is the pharaoh of an ancient kingdom in Egypt that gets resurrected in modern times when the alien conqueror Pyron lands on earth. One of his special moves is an attack named Mummy Drop, where he grabs the opponent and wraps them in his bandages before throwing them, likely being the inspiration for this card’s art.

Anakaris (COR 101)
Artist: [unlisted]

#Darkstalkers #ヴァンパイア

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Flavor Text: Makoto says she'll restore her late father's dojo to its former glory, and she means what she says. Makoto (Street Fighter) performing her "Hayate" special move in front of her dojo. Makoto debuted in the Street Fighter III's 3rd update, the iconic "Street Fighter III: 3rd Strike — Fight for the Future". Her motivation in both that game and in Super Street Fighter IV is to raise awareness of her family's dojo and their fighting style of Rindo-kan karate. She’s a very serious fighter and focused fighter despite her youth.

Makoto (COR 047)
Artist: kare

#StreetFighter #ストリートファイター

Flavor Text: Calling out to their flock for help, these red-crested bird wyverns use their sheer numbers as a weapon. Velocidrome (Monster Hunter), a blue raptor-like bird wyvern leaping down as it roars. Velocidrome are very common monsters that appear in nearly every Monster Hunter game prior to World, being some of the earliest monsters a hunter can encounter, having a very basic attack pattern. Like all monsters that have the -drome name scheme, they’re capable of calling for smaller members of their species known as Velociprey to overwhelm their prey.

Velocidrome (COR 005)
Artist: Javier Charro

#MonsterHunter #モンスターハンター

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#sf6_alex #sf6