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I love that the car’s alternate colour scheme is the one used for the manual transmission version in Daytona USA. The Hornet had its own stage too, which you can see it fighting in the video embedded above, against another Hornet. Turns out the Hornet was remarkably advanced for the ’90s. I suppose the designers weren’t too concerned with the fact stock cars don’t typically drive their front wheels, let alone use torque vectoring. That pales in comparison to what I find to be the vehicle’s most brutal move, though, in which the Hornet holds its adversary by the neck and spins its other front wheel against their face. The Hornet’s move set included a trick where it’d get down on all four wheels - you know, like a car - and ram its opponent.
It was a level of destruction far more pronounced than the crumpled metal you’d see in Daytona USA. Take enough damage, and most of the car’s body panels would fly off, causing it to take additional damage at an accelerated rate. Like the Fighting Vipers characters in Megamix, the Hornet had destructible armour, which took the form of bodywork. It kicks with those tires, and punches with its front ones.
The Hornet’s normal stance was upright, rolling on its rear tires that magically extended two feet from the body of the car.
There was Bean the Dynamite and Bark the Polar Bear, pulled from Sonic The Fighters Janet from Virtua Cop child versions of Akira and Sarah from Virtua Fighter Kids a bear wearing a cowboy hat without any points of articulation named Kumachan and a palm tree derived from developer AM2’s logo. I say “most” because, as you can tell, Fighters Megamix had some curious outliers. Megamix was a conventional 1v1 fighting game in the vein of Sega’s Virtua Fighter or Fighting Vipers, and most of its roster was composed of characters from those series. or, more accurately, SNK’s King Of Fighters. Three years before Nintendo had the sense to stuff all of its characters in a madcap pseudo-brawler, Fighters Megamix was sort of like Sega’s Super Smash Bros. Some background: This GIF is taken from a Sega Saturn title called Fighters Megamix. It’s been 25 years and I still can’t believe the car from Daytona USA was in a fighting game /NWrua8ffMY- Michael McWhertor March 23, 2021 So today, we’re going to discuss the Hornet from Daytona USA and what it’s doing punching and kicking people with its tires in the amusing Tweet below. It’s come to my attention that some people on the internet aren’t aware of the greatest character ever to grace a fighting game.
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