AV Bishoujo Senshi Girl Fighting

An NES fighting game where the player is rewarded hentai after every round if they're playing on higher difficulties.

It's also well known for being an absolute mess of a game, using an earlier revision of Hummer Team's Mortal Kombat II engine with content from Kart Fighter, Hummer Team's Street Fighter II port and their Street Fighter IV game, Ranma 1/2: Chougi Ranbu Hen, Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon (SNES), and Ten Sen Nyan Nyan.

Unused Characters#

Shang Tsung#

At 00B0 or 00B1 under value 08, you can find what appears to be Shang Tsung from Hummer Team's Mortal Kombat II. Although he is missing CHR data and can't transform, everything else such as his tile layout and moves still remain. Interestingly enough, the command for his fireball (which was unused in the original) is different, now requiring you to press Down, Down-Forward, Forward, A.

Street Fighter IV Leftovers#

There's also Chun-Li clones present in the game that use names of characters from Hummer Team's Street Fighter IV as well. These clones have the same values as the Raiden clones in the Mortal Kombat II port, but they all appear to be broken and (unlike the Raiden clones) do not contain Master Fighter VI' data. To access them, use the same address as above and change the value to 09 for Musashi, 0A for Ranboo, and 0B for Conbon.

Unused Fighter Graphics#

To do: Marry appears to have some unused tiles that were carried over from Street Fighter IV.

There are a ton of unused graphics for the new fighters. The only sprite they have in common is a "crouching while hit" sprite, something that was never implemented in Hummer Team's games up until Garou Densetsu Special and Mortal Kombat II Special (every other game before those had the opponent stand up when hit).

Missing Tiles#

This needs some investigation. Discuss ideas and findings on the talk page. Specifically: Check to see if any other girls have graphical errors.

In-Game	Fixed

Some of Niny's walking sprites as well as a getting up sprite were missing tiles in-game.

Leftover Kart Fighter Fanfare#

The fanfare that plays when you win a round in Kart Fighter can be found in the NSF. In this game, the Kart Fighter high score screen track is used instead.