Mushihimesama Futari - Revision history

Brunoxsa: Assigning the respective category.

2025-11-29T08:43:44Z

Assigning the respective category.

Plasmo at 09:30, 2 June 2024

2024-06-02T09:30:30Z

Frostyryker at 16:25, 2 May 2024

2024-05-02T16:25:01Z

JSAV2006STG(ABC): /* Story */

2024-04-29T23:49:41Z

Story

Trap15: Video index link

2023-11-21T08:35:25Z

Video index link

Rollingcrow: Fix typo in gem types

2022-12-05T02:51:54Z

Fix typo in gem types

MattSand at 20:20, 4 February 2022

2022-02-04T20:20:51Z

BKR: Details on how to reset the Spiritual Larsa code, been known about for a few years now: https://shmups.system11.org/viewtopic.php?p=1385736#p1385736 - note: not sure if it's possible to do the Spiritual Larsa code on the XB360 port, possibly not since there's a training mode anyways.

2021-12-28T20:01:34Z

Details on how to reset the Spiritual Larsa code, been known about for a few years now: https://shmups.system11.org/viewtopic.php?p=1385736#p1385736 - note: not sure if it's possible to do the Spiritual Larsa code on the XB360 port, possibly not since there's a training mode anyways.

Smc stg at 04:39, 19 May 2021

2021-05-19T04:39:38Z

Hook: /* References */ add mechanics

2021-05-12T13:24:27Z

References: add mechanics

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 The game features three modes to choose from.  Like the original '[[Mushihimesama]]', ''Original Mode'' features few in number but fast moving bullets and a simple scoring system, while ''Maniac Mode'' has greater in number but slower moving bullets and a more complex scoring system.  Much like the first game in the series, ''Ultra Mode'' aims for an exceptionally high difficulty level with an extreme number of bullets.  Unlike the first game the scoring system of ''Ultra Mode'' is based on the simpler ''Original Mode'' system rather than a duplication of the ''Maniac Mode'' system.  In ''Black Label'', however, 'Ultra Mode' is absent and is replaced instead with ''God Mode'', which features a more manageable difficulty level, with often simplified versions of enemy attacks from ''Ultra Mode'', and an enhanced version of the ''Maniac Mode'' scoring system.
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 |art = Hideki Nomura
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-|releasedate = October 27, 2006
+|releasedate = '''Arcade:''' October 27, 2006 <br/> '''1.5:''' December 18, 2006 <br/> '''1.01:''' December 28, 2006 <br/> '''Black Label / Another Version:''' December 20, 2007 / November 27, 2009 <br/> '''Xbox 360:''' November 26, 2009
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 == Story ==
-Basic story breakdowns, plot information, and endings are included here.
+After Reco accidentaly killed Aki from defeating Ruriigohon Kurisu and Aka (the True Last Boss of Mushihimesama), the queen Larsa (the mother of Aki) loses her sanity and decides to get revenge on Reco by sending her dragon army to attack her. Palm (the younger son of Larsa) goes in search of Reco to find Reco to learn the truth about his brother on his own. Eventually Reco finds Palm lost far from home and the two become friends, with Palm learning what happened to Aki was not her fault. Together, they aim to travel back to Palm's home and stop queen Larsa and her biggest dragon weapon, Dragon Emperion
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 The game features three modes to choose from.  Like the original '[[Mushihimesama]]', ''Original Mode'' features few in number but fast moving bullets and a simple scoring system, while ''Maniac Mode'' has greater in number but slower moving bullets and a more complex scoring system.  Much like the first game in the series, ''Ultra Mode'' aims for an exceptionally high difficulty level with an extreme number of bullets.  Unlike the first game the scoring system of ''Ultra Mode'' is based on the simpler ''Original Mode'' system rather than a duplication of the ''Maniac Mode'' system.  In ''Black Label'', however, 'Ultra Mode' is absent and is replaced instead with ''God Mode'', which features a more manageable difficulty level, with often simplified versions of enemy attacks from ''Ultra Mode'', and an enhanced version of the ''Maniac Mode'' scoring system.
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 == Gameplay Overview ==
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 ==== Gem Types ====
-In all versions and modes there are various types of gem items to collect.  There are airborne gems which descend until they fall off the screen, and stationary ground gems, both of which appear in large and small varieties making for a total of four distinc gem types.
+In all versions and modes there are various types of gem items to collect.  There are airborne gems which descend until they fall off the screen, and stationary ground gems, both of which appear in large and small varieties making for a total of four distinct gem types.
 The primary difference between them is the base value that each gem adds to the gem counters when collected:

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 |title = Mushihimesama Futari
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+|image = Futari Title.jpg
 |width = 324px;
 |imagecaption = Title screen

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 In Black Label, the true last boss, ''Spiritual Larsa'' is normally only accessible by completing the game on ''God Mode'', the highest difficulty, without losing a single life, including defeating the standard final boss, ''Dragon Emperion''.  However, on the arcade platform there exists a code that removes this no-death requirement, enabling the player always to encounter ''Spiritual Larsa'' at the end of ''God Mode''.
 In order to activate, first insert a coin, then while holding the '''B''' button on the '''1st player controls''', input the following combination on the '''2nd player controls''':
 '''B, B, ↓, ↓, C, ↑, A, C, ←, A, →, B'''<ref>https://www.cave.co.jp/gameonline/mushihime2/topics/BL_info.html</ref>
-A sound effect will play upon successful entry, and ''Spiritual Larsa'' will always appear upon defeating ''Dragon Emperion'' at the end of ''God Mode'' whether the player has died or not.
+A sound effect will play upon successful entry, and ''Spiritual Larsa'' will always appear upon defeating ''Dragon Emperion'' at the end of ''God Mode'' whether the player has died or not. This code remains in effect even when the PCB is powered off and on again, but can be disabled by inputting the standard CV1000 hardware reset code (as documented in MAME's CV1000 driver source) that also works in games with code unlocks like DFK 1.0 and Deathsmiles to return the game to its factory settings state:
 === Shot Types ===
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 ===== Abnormal =====
-This is the most difficult of the four shot types to make effective use of.  ''Abnormal Reco''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s rapid shot is similar in range to 'Normal Reco'<nowiki>'</nowiki>s rapid shot, but is much stronger and can deal a large amount of damage to enemies at point blank range.  In contrast to ''Normal Reco'', the option formation is based on the ''Trace'' style from the first ''[[Mushihimesama]]'' game, following along with the movement path of the player in a snake-like pattern reminiscient of the [[Gradius]] series from [[Konami]].
+This is the most difficult of the four shot types to make effective use of.  ''Abnormal Reco''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s rapid shot is similar in range to 'Normal Reco'<nowiki>'</nowiki>s rapid shot, but is much stronger and can deal a large amount of damage to enemies at point blank range. Specifically, the rapid shot gets a special damage bonus when firing at close range, which is shown by the explosions becoming much bigger. The close range damage from the rapid shot is roughly equivalent to the laser damage (with all 4 options locked on) but is generally impractical for bosses. In contrast to ''Normal Reco'', the option formation is based on the ''Trace'' style from the first ''[[Mushihimesama]]'' game, following along with the movement path of the player in a snake-like pattern reminiscient of the [[Gradius]] series from [[Konami]].
 The laser is somewhat more powerful than its normal counterpart, but making effective use of it is difficult.  The majority of damage comes from the options which must be locked onto the target by placing them within a very close range.  This carries a high level of risk, and failure to attach enough options to a target will severely reduce the damage output.

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 In versions 1.0 and 1.01 only the [[#Stage Counter|Stage Counter]] is penalized, while the [[#Total counter|Total Counter]] remains the same value as it was before using a bomb.  In all other versions the penalty is applied to both counters.
-Upon losing a life the counters are cut by 1/3 in all versions but 1.0 and 1.01.  In these versions the total counter is cut by 25% and the stage counter is cut by 50%
+Upon losing a life the counters are cut by 1/3 in all versions but 1.0 and 1.01.  In these versions the stage counter is cut by 25% and the total counter is cut by 50%
 The counters also continuously decrease during bosses.  In version 1.5 the rate of decrease is fast when not shooting (either laser or rapid shot) but slow when shooting.  In versions 1.0 and 1.01 the rate is always slow.

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