Chapters tagged strip fight

by MidbossMan

Chapter 5

Scampering around like a cockroach, Julie just barely managed to get out from under Ramona's hammer before it smashed down on the asphalt. Her eyes went wide as she leaned up, her butt on the road and her hands propped to either side. The spot where the hammer had smacked down wa...

by MidbossMan

Chapter 6

No rubber tires. No traffic cones. No uprooted traffic signs. Just about nothing that any player of Scott Pilgrim vs. The World: The Game would consider useful in any kind of boss fight. Julie was in a boss fight right now, with no way to fight back against her opponent, and no c...

by MidbossMan

Chapter 7

As Romona finished her wind-up, she was reminded of a carnival game she'd played when she was younger, where you hit a big button with your hammer and watch a bell go up. She'd never been that good at it, more due to a lack of confidence than actual strength. These days, if it in...

by MidbossMan

Chapter 8

Even back when they'd been close friends, Ramona had always thought Julie was the type who was just always angry. A grumpy frown rested on her face all the time and she never stopped complaining about the people around her-- that foul attitude of hers is what had given her such a...

by MidbossMan

Chapter 9

Julie raised her hands to guard the punch. Even with no glasses, she could tell that a dramatic frontal attack was coming, probably the kind where Ramona jumps, uppercuts, and knocks her opponent spinning through the air. "Dragon punch," or whatever Scott and his lame-ass friends...

by MidbossMan

Chapter 5

Lola Pop was known for having a spontaneous fighting style, combining unpredictable attacks with unconventional defense. However, the truth was that she actually had all kinds of gameplans, which accounted for differences in opponents’ attack patterns, weight, speed, and a laundr...

by MidbossMan

Chapter 6

The newcomer, Raw Randy, seemed to have the luck of the devil. He’d landed a punch that shouldn’t have worked against an opponent of his own skill level, let alone a seasoned ARMS Grand Prix competitor. Still, a fluke could be just that. “Me going out on one in the tournament ...

by MidbossMan

Chapter 7

Lola Pop’s wind-up punch was the kind of attack that even a mountain of muscle like Max Brass would know better not to take head on. At the beginning of the brawl, there was no way she’d consider using it against an untrained opponent, especially not for a fight she wanted to dra...

by MidbossMan

Chapter 8

There’d never been an easier target for an ARMS fighter: a guy fresh into his first fight, with his arms looped into a wire fence so he couldn’t even move. If Lola had any luck at all left in her, this would be the knockout punch that ended her embarrassing first S-A-T league bou...

by MidbossMan

Chapter 9

With Randy pinned underneath her and with her not needing to throw any more punches at this point, Lola figured her unlucky streak was over. The universe had it out for her today in more ways than one, but in a situation like this, nothing short of an act of God could cause her t...