![Jin Playthrough - Yuyu Hakusho Makyou Toitsusen/Sunset Fighters [GENESIS] @LongplayLounge](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/bs2bWcycO1Y/sddefault.jpg)
Uploaded February 2019 | Updated September 2026, 4 days ago
Single Player playthrough using Jin (陣).
Yu Yu Hakusho Makyō Tōitsusen (幽☆遊☆白書 魔強統一戦), also known as Yuyu Hakusho Sunset Fighters in Brazil, was released 1994 on the SEGA Megadrive. The game allows up to 4 players to fight simultaneously, either as tag-team or battle royale style.
[00:00] Start
[00:09] Jin (陣) vs. Itsuki (樹)
[01:01] Jin (陣) vs. Yusuke Urameshi (浦飯 幽助)
[01:47] Jin (陣) vs. Toguro Ani (戸愚呂 兄)
[02:46] Jin (陣) vs. Kurama (蔵馬)
[03:36] Jin (陣) vs. Hiei (飛影)
[04:25] Jin (陣) vs. Genkai (幻海)
[05:38] Jin (陣) vs. Chu (酎)
[06:35] Jin (陣) vs. Toguro Ototo (戸愚吕 弟)
[07:27] Jin (陣) vs. Jin (陣)
[08:15] Jin (陣) vs. Kazuma Kuwabara (桑原 和真)
[09:04] Jin (陣) vs. Shinobu Sensui (仙水忍)
Jin (陣) Special Movelist
Bakufuu Shouheki (爆風障壁): Down, Up, A/B
Shura Senpuuken (修羅旋風拳): Down, Forward, A (Can be done in air)
Daburu Senpuuken (ダブル旋風拳): Down, Forward, B (Can be done in air)
Kuchuu Fuyuu (空中浮遊): Up, Up / Left, Left / Right Right (In Air)
Desperation Special - Idou Bakufuu Shouheki (移動爆風障壁): Down, Down, A+B (This move will continuously drain your energy and will make you dizzy when you run out. You can cancel the move by pressing C. Life needs to be lower than half, and about 90% energy)
Single Player playthrough using Jin (陣).
Yu Yu Hakusho Makyō Tōitsusen (幽☆遊☆白書 魔強統一戦), also known as Yuyu Hakusho Sunset Fighters in Brazil, was released 1994 on the SEGA Megadrive. The game allows up to 4 players to fight simultaneously, either as tag-team or battle royale style.
[00:00] Start
[00:09] Jin (陣) vs. Itsuki (樹)
[01:01] Jin (陣) vs. Yusuke Urameshi (浦飯 幽助)
[01:47] Jin (陣) vs. Toguro Ani (戸愚呂 兄)
[02:46] Jin (陣) vs. Kurama (蔵馬)
[03:36] Jin (陣) vs. Hiei (飛影)
[04:25] Jin (陣) vs. Genkai (幻海)
[05:38] Jin (陣) vs. Chu (酎)
[06:35] Jin (陣) vs. Toguro Ototo (戸愚吕 弟)
[07:27] Jin (陣) vs. Jin (陣)
[08:15] Jin (陣) vs. Kazuma Kuwabara (桑原 和真)
[09:04] Jin (陣) vs. Shinobu Sensui (仙水忍)
Jin (陣) Special Movelist
Bakufuu Shouheki (爆風障壁): Down, Up, A/B
Shura Senpuuken (修羅旋風拳): Down, Forward, A (Can be done in air)
Daburu Senpuuken (ダブル旋風拳): Down, Forward, B (Can be done in air)
Kuchuu Fuyuu (空中浮遊): Up, Up / Left, Left / Right Right (In Air)
Desperation Special - Idou Bakufuu Shouheki (移動爆風障壁): Down, Down, A+B (This move will continuously drain your energy and will make you dizzy when you run out. You can cancel the move by pressing C. Life needs to be lower than half, and about 90% energy)
![Jin Playthrough - Yuyu Hakusho Makyou Toitsusen/Sunset Fighters [GENESIS]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/bs2bWcycO1Y/mqdefault.jpg "Jin Playthrough - Yuyu Hakusho Makyou Toitsusen/Sunset Fighters [GENESIS]
Single Player playthrough using Jin (陣).
Yu Yu Hakusho Makyō Tōitsusen (幽☆遊☆白書 魔強統一戦), also known as Yuyu Hakusho Sunset Fighters in Brazil, was released 1994 on the SEGA Megadrive. The game allows up to 4 players to fight simultaneously, either as tag-team or battle royale style.
[00:00] Start
[00:09] Jin (陣) vs. Itsuki (樹)
[01:01] Jin (陣) vs. Yusuke Urameshi (浦飯 幽助)
[01:47] Jin (陣) vs. Toguro Ani (戸愚呂 兄)
[02:46] Jin (陣) vs. Kurama (蔵馬)
[03:36] Jin (陣) vs. Hiei (飛影)
[04:25] Jin (陣) vs. Genkai (幻海)
[05:38] Jin (陣) vs. Chu (酎)
[06:35] Jin (陣) vs. Toguro Ototo (戸愚吕 弟)
[07:27] Jin (陣) vs. Jin (陣)
[08:15] Jin (陣) vs. Kazuma Kuwabara (桑原 和真)
[09:04] Jin (陣) vs. Shinobu Sensui (仙水忍)
Jin (陣) Special Movelist
Bakufuu Shouheki (爆風障壁): Down, Up, A/B
Shura Senpuuken (修羅旋風拳): Down, Forward, A (Can be done in air)
Daburu Senpuuken (ダブル旋風拳): Down, Forward, B (Can be done in air)
Kuchuu Fuyuu (空中浮遊): Up, Up / Left, Left / Right Right (In Air)
Desperation Special - Idou Bakufuu Shouheki (移動爆風障壁): Down, Down, A+B (This move will continuously drain your energy and will make you dizzy when you run out. You can cancel the move by pressing C. Life needs to be lower than half, and about 90% energy)")
![Blackheart Playthrough - Marvel Super Heroes vs Street Fighter [ARCADE][HD]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/bzJ7Hty6Dhc/mqdefault.jpg "Blackheart Playthrough - Marvel Super Heroes vs Street Fighter [ARCADE][HD]
Playthrough of Marvel Super Heroes vs Street Fighter (マーヴル・スーパーヒーローズ バーサス ストリートファイター) using Blackheart (ブラックハート). Played by L.
Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street Fighter was released on the arcade in 1997 after the success of the first crossover game by Capcom, X-Men vs Street Fighter. The second installment featured more characters from the Marvel Universe as opposed to just the X-Men.
BOOKMARKS
[00:00] Start
[00:25] Blackheart + Dhalsim vs Blackheart + Zangief [Win]
[01:52] Blackheart + Dhalsim vs Dhalsim + Omega Red [Win]
[03:51] Blackehart + Dhalsim vs Spider-man + Chun-Li [Win]
[05:14] Blackheart + Dhalsim vs Dan + Shuma-Gorath [Win]
[08:08] Blackheart + Dhalsim vs Hulk + Sakura [Win]
[10:20] Blackheart + Dhalsim vs Ken + Spider-man [Win]
[13:10] Blakcheart + Dhaslim vs Apocalypse -Pre-Fight Cutscene
[13:20] Blackheart + Dhaslim vs Apocalypse [Win]
[14:39] Blackheart + Dhaslim vs Cyber-Akuma [Win]
[16:05] Blackheart + Dhalsim - Post-Fight Cutscene
[16:23] Blackheart Ending Story
[16:47] Game Cast and Credits
#Marvel #StreetFighter #fightinggames #blackheart #longplaylounge")
![Wolf Clan (2 vs 2 vs 2 vs 2), Center Ring - Battle Realms [PC][HD]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/c9X0GoYyNmc/mqdefault.jpg "Wolf Clan (2 vs 2 vs 2 vs 2), Center Ring - Battle Realms [PC][HD]
Battle Realms leisure play featuring Wolf Clan in a 2 vs 2 vs 2 vs 2 match against AI, Center Ring Map.
Played by L.
Battle Realms is a real-time strategy game by Crave Entertainment and Ubisoft that was released 2001. The game revolves around 4 clans Dragon, Serpent, Lotus, and Wolf each with their own strengths and weaknesses, and their own set of heroes called zen masters. All units originally start as peasants, whose primary responsibility is to gather resources and build. These peasants can be then trained multiple times in different training facilities, allowing it to become stronger and develop special abilities called battle gears. Although the game was well received, it was unable to gain much popularity, overshadowed by other RTS games of its time, particularly Warcraft 3.
#battlerealms #rts #wolfclan #longplaylounge")
![Lotus Clan (2 vs 2 vs 2 vs 2), Center Ring - Battle Realms [PC][HD]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/cAfSrmcV0V0/mqdefault.jpg "Lotus Clan (2 vs 2 vs 2 vs 2), Center Ring - Battle Realms [PC][HD]
Battle Realms leisure play featuring Lotus Clan in a 2 vs 2 vs 2 vs 2 match against AI, Center Ring Map.
Played by L.
Battle Realms is a real-time strategy game by Crave Entertainment and Ubisoft that was released 2001. The game revolves around 4 clans Dragon, Serpent, Lotus, and Wolf each with their own strengths and weaknesses, and their own set of heroes called zen masters. All units originally start as peasants, whose primary responsibility is to gather resources and build. These peasants can be then trained multiple times in different training facilities, allowing it to become stronger and develop special abilities called battle gears. Although the game was well received, it was unable to gain much popularity, overshadowed by other RTS games of its time, particularly Warcraft 3.
#battlerealms #rts #lotusclan #longplaylounge")
![Toguro (Younger) Playthrough - Yuyu Hakusho Makyou Toitsusen/Sunset Fighters [GENESIS]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/e1ahDff8wpc/mqdefault.jpg "Toguro (Younger) Playthrough - Yuyu Hakusho Makyou Toitsusen/Sunset Fighters [GENESIS]
Single Player playthrough using Toguro Ototo (戸愚吕 弟).
Yu Yu Hakusho Makyō Tōitsusen (幽☆遊☆白書 魔強統一戦), also known as Yuyu Hakusho Sunset Fighters in Brazil, was released 1994 on the SEGA Megadrive. The game allows up to 4 players to fight simultaneously, either as tag-team or battle royale style.
[00:00] Start
[00:13] Toguro Ototo (戸愚吕 弟) vs. Yusuke Urameshi (浦飯 幽助)
[01:09] Toguro Ototo (戸愚吕 弟. vs. Toguro Ani (戸愚呂 兄)
[02:04] Toguro Ototo (戸愚吕 弟) vs. Chu (酎)
[02:47] Toguro Ototo (戸愚吕 弟) vs. Kurama (蔵馬)
[03:39] Toguro Ototo (戸愚吕 弟) vs. Hiei (飛影)
[04:29] Toguro Ototo (戸愚吕 弟) vs. Toguro Ototo (戸愚吕 弟)
[05:21] Toguro Ototo (戸愚吕 弟) vs. Shinobu Sensui (仙水忍)
[06:07] Toguro Ototo (戸愚吕 弟) vs. Kazuma Kuwabara (桑原 和真)
[06:59] Toguro Ototo (戸愚吕 弟) vs. Genkai (幻海)
[07:57] Toguro Ototo (戸愚吕 弟) vs. Jin (陣)
[08:55] Toguro Ototo (戸愚吕 弟) vs. Itsuki (樹)
Toguro Ototo (戸愚吕 弟) Special Movelist
Dasshu Panchi (ダッシュパンチ): Down, Forward, A
Dasshu Appa (ダッシュアッパー): Down, Forward, B
Shidan (指弾): Down, Down, A/B
Souwan Goushou (双腕剛掌): DOwn, Down, A/B (In the air)
Katsu (喝): A+B
Desperation Special - 100％ Chuu no 100％(100％中の100％): Down, Forward, Down, Forward, A (Life needs to be lower than half, and about 90% energy)")
![Sho Kamui Playthrough - Breakers [ARCADE][HD]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/eLYLc6a5wCU/mqdefault.jpg "Sho Kamui Playthrough - Breakers [ARCADE][HD]
Playthrough of Breakers (ブレイカーズ) using Sho Kamui (神威 翔) a.k.a Jin Sawamura (沢村 陣), the protagonist of the Breaker series.
Breakers was a fighting game released by Visco and SNK on 1996. A true hidden gem among fighting games, this barely known video game has gotten a bit of attention in the fighting game community due to its fast pace and solid gameplay. Although the art and music have nothing against masterfully done street fighter alpha series, the gameplay is among the best when it comes to fighting games.
BOOKMARKS
[00:00] Start
[00:20] Sho Kamui (神威 翔) vs Tia Langray (ティア・ラングレー) [Win 1-0]
[00:41] Sho Kamui (神威 翔) vs Tia Langray (ティア・ラングレー) [Win 2-0]
[01:24] Sho Kamui (神威 翔) vs Lee Dao-Long (李 刀龍) [Win 1-0]
[01:57] Sho Kamui (神威 翔) vs Lee Dao-Long (李 刀龍) [Lose 1-1]
[02:28] Sho Kamui (神威 翔) vs Lee Dao-Long (李 刀龍) [Win 2-1]
[03:08] Sho Kamui (神威 翔) vs Pielle Montario (ピエール・モンタリオ) [Win 1-0]
[03:34] Sho Kamui (神威 翔) vs Pielle Montario (ピエール・モンタリオ) [Win 2-0]
[04:21] Sho Kamui (神威 翔) vs Alsion III (アルシオンIII世) [Lose 0-1]
[04:56] Sho Kamui (神威 翔) vs Alsion III (アルシオンIII世) [Win 1-1]
[05:30] Sho Kamui (神威 翔) vs Alsion III (アルシオンIII世) [Win 2-1]
[06:32] Sho Kamui (神威 翔) vs Jin Sawamura (沢村 陣) [Win 1-0]
[07:10] Sho Kamui (神威 翔) vs Jin Sawamura (沢村 陣) [Win 2-0]
[07:59] Sho Kamui (神威 翔) vs Condor Heads (コンドル・ヘッズ) [Win 1-0]
[08:32] Sho Kamui (神威 翔) vs Condor Heads (コンドル・ヘッズ) [Lose 1-1]
[09:01] Sho Kamui (神威 翔) vs Condor Heads (コンドル・ヘッズ) [Win 2-1]
[09:46] Sho Kamui (神威 翔) vs Rila Estansia(ライラ・エスタンシア) [Win 1-0]
[10:21] Sho Kamui (神威 翔) vs Rila Estansia(ライラ・エスタンシア) [Win 2-0]
[10:59] Sho Kamui (神威 翔) vs Shiek Maherl (シーク・マハール) [Win 1-0]
[11:29] Sho Kamui (神威 翔) vs Shiek Maherl (シーク・マハール) [Win 2-0]
[12:18] Huang Bai-Hu (黄 白虎) Cutscene
[12:32] Sho Kamui (神威 翔) vs Huang Bai-Hu (黄 白虎) [Lose 0-1]
[13:17] Sho Kamui (神威 翔) vs Huang Bai-Hu (黄 白虎) [Win 1-1]
[13:55] Sho Kamui (神威 翔) vs Huang Bai-Hu (黄 白虎) [Draw 1-1]
[14:37] Sho Kamui (神威 翔) vs Huang Bai-Hu (黄 白虎) [Win 2-1]
[15:13] Sho Kamui (神威 翔) ending story
[15:39] Game Cast and Credits
#breakers #fightinggames #longplaylounge #sho #hiddengems #hiddengemvideogames")
![(Old) Ryu SA1 (Shinkuu Hadouken) Playthrough - Street Fighter 3 Third Strike [ARCADE][HD]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/ehc806Typ8A/mqdefault.jpg "(Old) Ryu SA1 (Shinkuu Hadouken) Playthrough - Street Fighter 3 Third Strike [ARCADE][HD]
This is a single player arcade mode playthrough of Street Fighter III Third Strike: Fight for the Future (ストリートファイターⅢ サードストライク FIGHT FOR THE FUTURE) using Ryu with Super Art 1 - Shinkuu Hadouken (真空波動拳 ).
Played by L.
Street Fighter III: Third Strike Fight for the Future was released by Capcom around 1999 on the arcades. This is the third version of Street Fighter 3, and like the 2 prior versions, it featured new characters, carrying over only 4 characters from Street Fighter 2 (Ryu, Ken, Akuma, Chun-Li). It wasnt as popular as Street Fighter 2 during its time, perhaps due to new characters and the decline in arcade games, but has increasingly gained popularity over time, thanks to the video of Daigos famous parry craziness during a tournament. It is considered one of the best fighting games ever made, and has enjoyed re-releases on different consoles.
BOOKMARKS:
[00:00] Start
[00:24] Ryu vs Sean [Win 2-0]
[01:48] Ryu vs Chun-Li [Win 2-0]
[03:12] Ryu vs Makoto [Win 2-0]
[04:48] Bonus Stage - Car
[05:23] Ryu vs Remy [Win 2-0]
[07:16] Ryu vs Ibuki [Win 2-0]
[08:23] Ryu vs Alex [Win 2-0]
[10:04] Bonus Stage - Parry the Ball
[10:45] Ryu vs Akuma [Win 2-1]
[13:38] Ryu vs Yun [Win 2-0]
[15:01] Cutscene - Ryu vs Ken
[15:21] Ryu vs Ken [Win 2-1]
[17:48] Cutscene - Ryu vs Gill
[18:04] Ryu vs Gill [Lose 0-2]
[20:50] Ryu vs Gill [Win 2-1]
[24:07] Ryu Ending Story
[24:48] Game Credits
[26:23] Game Score
#streetfighter #sfiii3 #ryu #longplay #longplaylounge #playthrough")
![(Old) M. Bison (Dictator) Playthrough - X-Men vs. Street Fighter [ARCADE][HD]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/etnneGmboOM/mqdefault.jpg "(Old) M. Bison (Dictator) Playthrough - X-Men vs. Street Fighter [ARCADE][HD]
Playthrough of M. Bison (known as Vega in the Original Japanese Version of Street Fighter) from the video game X-Men vs. Street Fighter.
Played by L.
X-Men vs. Street Fighter was released on the arcade in 1996, a year after the release of Marvel Super Heroes. It was the first crossover game by Capcom, featuring characters from the Street Fighter Game and Marvel Comics Universe. Its success spawned other crossover series such as Marvel vs. Street Fighter, Marvel vs. Capcom, etc. The game was eventually ported to the SEGA Saturn and Playstation. The SEGA Saturn port was well-received for delivering almost the same arcade experience, but the Playstation port got mixed reviews because it was crippled (e.g. no tag team due to hardware limitations) and released at a much later date (2 years later).
BOOKMARKS
[00:00] Start
[00:20] M. Bison + Magneto vs Cammy + Rogue
[01:21] M. Bison + Magneto vs Gambit + Ken
[02:25] M. Bison + Magneto vs Charlie + Storm
[03:34] M. Bison + Magneto vs Sabretooth + Dhalsim
[04:47] M. Bison + Magneto vs Ryu + Cyclops
[07:06] M. Bison + Magneto vs Akuma + Wolverine
[08:53] M. Bison + Magneto vs Apocalypse
[10:23] M. Bison vs Magneto
[10:51] M. Bison Ending Story
#streetfighter #xmen #fightinggames #xmenvsstreetfighter #longplaylounge #longplay #mbison")
![M. Bison (Dictator) Playthrough - Street Fighter II: Champion Edition [ARCADE][HD]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/g1Wep5aXxsM/mqdefault.jpg "M. Bison (Dictator) Playthrough - Street Fighter II: Champion Edition [ARCADE][HD]
Playthrough of Street Fighter II Champion Edition using M. Bison (Dictator).
Played by L.
Street Fighter II: The World Warrior was an arcade fighting game released by Capcom on 1991. It was not only a huge commercial success, it also popularized arcades and the fighting game genre. Street Fighter II: Champion Edition was an update to Street Fighter II, which allowed the players to use the 4 bosses and also have mirror matches. This update was wildly popular and is one of the top 10 biggest grossing arcade games of all time.
BOOKMARKS
[00:00] Start
[00:17] M. Bison vs Ken [Win 2-0]
[01:29] M. Bison vs Chun-Li [Win 2-0]
[02:52] M. Bison vs Zangief [Win 2-0]
[04:00] Bonus Stage - Car
[04:50] M. Bison vs Dhalsim [Win 2-0]
[06:05] M. Bison vs Ryu [Win 2-1]
[08:16] M. Bison vs E. Honda [Win 2-0]
[09:39] Bonus Stage - Barrels
[10:31] M. Bison vs Blanka [Win 2-0]
[11:57] M. Bison vs Guile [Win 2-1]
[14:06] M. Bison vs Balrog [Win 2-0]
[15:26] Bonus Stage - Flaming Drums
[16:14] M. Bison vs Vega [Win 2-0]
[17:34] M. Bison vs Sagat [Win 2-0]
[18:59] M. Bison vs M. Bison [Win 2-1]
[20:53] M. Bison (Dictator) Ending Story
[21:40] Game Cast and Credits
#streetfighter #streetfighterii #fightinggames #longplaylounge #longplay #mbison")
![Cyclops Playthrough - Marvel Super Heroes vs Street Fighter [ARCADE][HD]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/gFTn-_gXYYs/mqdefault.jpg "Cyclops Playthrough - Marvel Super Heroes vs Street Fighter [ARCADE][HD]
Playthrough of Marvel Super Heroes vs Street Fighter (マーヴル・スーパーヒーローズ バーサス ストリートファイター) using Cyclops (サイクロップス ) a.k.a. Scott Summers. Played by L.
Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street Fighter was released on the arcade in 1997 after the success of the first crossover game by Capcom, X-Men vs Street Fighter. The second installment featured more characters from the Marvel Universe as opposed to just the X-Men.
BOOKMARKS
[00:00] Start
[00:23] Cyclops + Blackheart vs Shuma-Gorath + Dhalsim [Win]
[01:35] Cyclops + Blackheart vs Hulk + Sakura [Win]
[02:51] Cyclops + Blackheart vs Ryu + Captain America [Win]
[03:59] Cyclops + Blackheart vs Blackheart + Zangief [Win]
[05:33] Cyclops + Blackheart vs Dhalsim + Omega Red [Win]
[07:00] Cyclops + Blackheart vs Wolverine + Akuma [Win]
[09:15] Cyclops + Blackheart vs Apocalypse - Pre-Fight Dialogue
[09:25] Cyclops + Blackheart vs Apocalypse [Win]
[10:26] Cyclops + Blackheart vs Cyber-Akuma [Win]
[11:42] Cyclops + Blackheart - Post-Fight Dialogue
[11:59] Cyclops Ending Story
[12:32]Game Cast and Credits
#Marvel #StreetFighter #fightinggames #cyclops #longplaylounge")
![Yusuke Urameshi Playthrough - Yuyu Hakusho Makyou Toitsusen/Sunset Fighters [GENESIS]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/gjcGiOoo_QI/mqdefault.jpg "Yusuke Urameshi Playthrough - Yuyu Hakusho Makyou Toitsusen/Sunset Fighters [GENESIS]
Single Player playthrough using Yusuke Urameshi (浦飯 幽助).
Yu Yu Hakusho Makyō Tōitsusen (幽☆遊☆白書 魔強統一戦), also known as Yuyu Hakusho Sunset Fighters in Brazil, was released 1994 on the SEGA Megadrive. The game allows up to 4 players to fight simultaneously, either as tag-team or battle royale style.
[00:00] Start
[00:12] Yusuke Urameshi (浦飯 幽助) vs. Kurama (蔵馬)
[00:58] Yusuke Urameshi (浦飯 幽助) vs. Shinobu Sensui (仙水忍)
[02:02] Yusuke Urameshi (浦飯 幽助) vs. Jin (陣)
[02:58] Yusuke Urameshi (浦飯 幽助) vs. Chu (酎)
[03:34] Yusuke Urameshi (浦飯 幽助) vs. Itsuki (樹)
[04:29] Yusuke Urameshi (浦飯 幽助) vs. Yusuke Urameshi (浦飯 幽助)
[05:38] Yusuke Urameshi (浦飯 幽助) vs. Toguro Ani (戸愚呂 兄)
[06:22] Yusuke Urameshi (浦飯 幽助) vs. Hiei (飛影)
[07:07] Yusuke Urameshi (浦飯 幽助) vs. Toguro Ototo (戸愚吕 弟)
[08:04] Yusuke Urameshi (浦飯 幽助) vs. Genkai (幻海)
[08:57] Yusuke Urameshi (浦飯 幽助) vs Kazuma Kuwabara (桑原 和真)
Yusuke Urameshi (浦飯 幽助) Special Movelist
Rei Gan (霊丸): Down, Forward, A/B/C (Can charge by holding or using C; Can be shot in air but cannot be charged in air)
Shottogan (ショットガン): Down, Down, A/B
Hyaku Retsuken (百裂拳): Repeatedly press A/B
Desperation Special - Reikou Rasshu (霊光ラッシュ): Forward, Down, Forward, A (Life needs to be lower than half, and about 90% energy))")
