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==Gameplay== As well as having standard Survival, Two Player and Team Battle modes, Fighters Megamix uses an unusual style of 1 player play, instead of standard Arcade Mode, the 1 player mode is split into nine subsections: * '''Novice Trial''' (beginners) * '''Virtua Fighter''' (all characters from Virtua Fighter) * '''Fighting Vipers''' (all characters from Fighting Vipers) * '''Girls''' (all default female character) * '''Muscle''' (strong characters) * '''Smart Guys''' (tactical fighters) * '''Dirty Fighters''' (sneaky fighters) * '''Bosses''' (hidden characters played last) * '''Secrets''' (the rest of the bonus characters not fought in 'Bosses') Each section consists of six fights against currently available characters then a final battle against a hidden character. Once you have completed the first four (the 'default' sections) the next three become unlocked, once you had completed those, the next (Bosses), and then when that is completed, the final (Bonus). The player has the option of switching play type between Fighting Vipers and Virtua Fighter, which simply causes both the player's characters and the CPU characters to fight with the style of fighting from that game (the default is ''Fighting Vipers''). The default cast of characters consist of the entire cast from ''Virtua Fighter 2'' and ''Fighting Vipers'', as well as Kuma-Chan, a bear mascot in a hat that has no points of articulation.
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