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  • Trust me, there's more story then that, I'm just not spoiling it for you. And despite the in-game notion that an assassin will eventually try to kill you, you can do whatever you want before moving onto the next ranked fight, including doing side jobs to earn more money, visiting Dr. Naomi's lab to buy different beam katanas, or going to the gym to increase max health or attack power.
    Well, both games, NMH and NMH2: Desperate Struggle, star Travis Touchdown, a stereotypical otaku armed with Blood Berry, a 'beam katana' (read: lightsaber) that he won in an online auction before the first game. Both games have Travis doing the same thing; get to the No. 1 spot in the United Assassin's Association, but under different motives: in NMH, he gets into it because he's broke, and accepts a job from a woman named Sylvia Christel to kill Helter Skelter, the No. 11 assassin. After killing Death Metal, the No. 10 assassin, he realizes that there's no way out now, since he'll eventually be targeted by other aspiring assassins. In NMH2, he does it out of vengeance; one of his close friends was murdered, and the No. 1 assassin also happens to be the guy who killed him. This time, he starts from No. 51, but there's only 13 ranked fights in the game; No 51, No. 50, No. 25, an unranked challenge, No. 24, No. 23, No. 10, No. 09, No. 08, No. 07, a dream fight, No. 4, No. 3, No. 2, and No. 1.

    Gameplay is quick and fun. A is your Slash Attack, B is your Strike Attack, and, if your opponent is stunned, allows you to perform a wrestling move. Z locks on and also blocks, if you're not moving. The D-Pad is for your Emergency Evade, which makes Travis momentarily invincible as he rolls in whatever direction you pressed. A battery meter (on the right in NMH, in the upper-right corner in NMH2) shows your beam katana's remaining energy. If it runs out, you'll have to recharge it by holding down 1 and shaking the Wii Remote (and yes, both games are exclusive to the Wii). Once a mook's out of health (or if a boss sufficiently damaged), you'll be able to swing the Wii Remote in a certain direction to finish off the mook (or deal significant damage to a boss). Rated 'M'/'16' for a reason, folks.
    Well, this one is to be based off of the No More Heroes​ series. Heard of it?
    HM I SEE.

    In the meantime, I had an idea for another TEE spin-off, but I wasn't sure if you'd approve.
    ...it's only been since yesterday when I last posted...

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    F*CK YOU YOU F*CKING ASSHAT IMMA SHOVE A F*CKING CHAINSAW UP YOUR F*CKING ASS!!
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