#505

Gameplay of the boss Drunken Master Jackie Chan in Kaneko's The Kung Fu Master Jackie Chan.
Drunken Master Jackie Chan's moves and an explanation of the game (courtesy of Josh the FunkDOC):
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The second boss of the game is Jackie in his Drunken Master persona, a staple cliche of martial arts films. He's fought after the player has defeated four of the regular characters in the game. This version of him, strangely enough, seems much more powerful than his final form, with significantly stronger and easier to land combos, as well as special moves which not only have a more practical function as counters but also link into combos significantly better as well. Other than his strange fighting style there isn't much else to say about him, but he's a pretty decent boss and generally more competent than the Project A version of Jackie Chan was. A decent character, all in al.

[@dragonstormx]

I know Jackie Chan can do drama, but a crazy fight style like this is what I feel suits a video game version of him.

[@GuntanksInSpace]

A bit confused on the movelist you put on at first, but yeah. This game (actually I wanna refer to Fists of Fire, which is more bonkers) is surprisingly good for what it is and I kinda like that it came about as a deal with one of Jackie's Movies. I wonder if you've seen the recent combo exhibition FOF had?

[@AdmiralMcFish]

Apologies if you found it confusing, I just thought it best to give due credit to the person who made covering this game viable in the first place. General information about its gameplay mechanics and move sets are pretty scarce, and informative posts from Shoryuken and its forums are always a blessing. I haven't see that combo exhibition, no. Although it's always interesting to watch high-level play of a game, I tend to be interested first and foremost in the inaccessible or hidden elements of lesser known fighting games.

[@meleemastermaa1449]

What does he say when he throws Sake? I'm listening: "Tome cuidado".

[@AdmiralMcFish]

I actually don't know. I'm fairly certain it's Cantonese, because as a Hong Konger that's Jackie's primary language, and the film that character is based on (Drunken Master) is entirely in Cantonese. To me it sounds like "Watch out", but that's probably just my language bias.

[@meleemastermaa1449]

AdmiralMcFish - Bosses and Hidden Characters Funny because "Tome cuidado" literally means "Watch out" in Portuguese.