Purgatorial Mayhem 2

Purgatorial Mayhem 2 is an umbrella fighting game made by SuperSm4shWarrior. It is a sequel to the 2017 game Purgatorial Mayhem, and the third overall entry in the creator's multimedia tribute series of the same name.
==Gameplay==
The gameplay is based mostly on platform fighters, such as Rivals Of Aether and the Super Smash Bros. series. However, some elements are taken from traditional fighting games, such as the ability to perform combo moves through inputs.
Aside from their new combos, fighters have movesets similar to those in Super Smash Bros. and Rivals of Aether. They have a jab, tilt attacks (forward, up, and down), a dash attack, aerial attacks (neutral, up, down, forward, and back), Heavy Attacks (forward, up, and down), and a counter. They also have four special moves named Soul Attacks (neutral, forward, up, and down). Fighters have a meter than fills up as they deal or take damage. If this meter fills up, then can unleash there strongest attack; a Heaven-Hell Collision.
Different fighters have different statistics, strengths, and weaknesses. For example, some characters have grab attacks in their movesets, which can counter a heavy fighter who is harder to launch. On the other hand, a heavy fighter can work wonders against a speedy or lightweight fighter.
==Modes==
===Group Modes===
*Smackdown - The standard battle; able to be played as both a group and solo match. You can pick the characters you will both play as and fight against. Then, pick a stage and the battle will commence. You can also choose whether to play a time, stock, or stamina match.
*Group Tournament - 2 to 4 players choose a character, then play against multiple other characters in a tournament bracket.
*Group Missions - Play a series of battles with pre-set conditions, which often heavily change the tide of battles.
===Solo Modes===
*Destroyed Freedom- The game's story mode. The playable characters join together to stop a mysterious new villain who is hell-bent on conspiracies.
*Arcade - The game's "classic mode". Arcade Mode is based on Classic Mode from Super Smash Bros. Brawl, with your player character fighting randomized opponents.
*Adventure - This mode is based on the mode of the same name from Super Smash Bros. Melee. Fighters go through a series of platforming levels and battles. Each character has their own challenges and story.
*Tournament - Choose a character, then play against multiple other characters in a tournament bracket.
*Missions - Play a series of battles with pre-set conditions, which often heavily change the tide of battle. The concepts of the solo missions are different from those of the group missions.
*Rising Power Tower - This mode has characters travel inside the Rising Power Tower. The tower has 100 floors, each one with either fellow fighters or Destroyed Freedom enemies looking for a fight. This mode is quite dangerous, and there are little recovery items (none on higher difficulties), so enter with caution.
==Characters==
See Purgatorial Mayhem 2/Characters.
The character roster of Purgatorial Mayhem 2 contains 140 characters; 128 on the base roster, and 12 as DLC. The base character roster started development in May 2019 and finished in October 2019, with the DLC roster starting and finishing development in February 2020.
==Stages==
There are 50 total stages in Purgatorial Mayhem 2. Half of them are available by default, while the other half of the stages are unlockable.
===Default Stages===
Stage	Description
Amazon Rainforest	The Amazon Rainforest is the largest rainforest in the world, and is home of over a third of all wildlife on Earth. Fighters start off fighting on the understory, but can climb to the tops of trees. This stage is notably taller than most other stages.
Area 51	What lies in Area 51 is highly classified. Somehow, the fighters broke into Area 51 and chose it as a location for a battle. This stage may look normal at first, but some aliens may appear in the background. Once they wander into the foreground the tides of the battle could easily by turned.
Atlantis	This stage is based on the sunken city from Greek mythology. Since fighters are underwater, gravity is decreased, making fighters look like they are freely swimming. There are also dolphins, whales, and shark that appear, and can assist fighters to take town opponents.
Battleground of the Gods	Battleground of the Gods is a travelling stage that's locations are based on the pantheons of Smite. The six areas present are based on the Egyptian, Greek, Norse, Roman, Chinese, and Mayan pantheons. Each stage has their own layout and hazards, so fighters will have to be able to adapt to all of them.
Deathmatch Ring	This stage is based on the ring from MTV's Celebrity Deathmatch. When battling on this stage, fighters will have filters over their models, making them look like clay models of themselves. Plus, Johnny Gomez and Nick Diamond will be commenting on the fight.
E3 	Electronic Entertainment Exponential is a gaming conference held annually in Los Angeles. In Purgatorial Mayhem 2, fighters can duke it out on an E3 presentation stage. The player can choose which presentation the stage will host before a match. Said presentations include, but are not limited to Bestheda, Microsoft, Nintendo, and Valve.
Fengdu Ghost City	Located in China, Fengdu is a complex of shrines, temples, and monasteries dedicated to the afterlife. Fighters start the battle in front of the temples, but the stage is much larger. It also includes the ghost city's more ominous features, such as the man carved into a mountain.
Final Destination	Final Destination is the most straightforward stage in the game. It consists of one large, long platform. This stage has always been a Super Smash Bros. mainstay, and it also appears in Purgatorial Mayhem 2.
This stage has four selectable color variations, which are only cosmetics. These four variations are: purple (its original Super Smash Bros. Melee appearance), blue (representing A Non-Meme Title), green (representing Purgatorial Mayhem), and red (representing Purgatorial Mayhem 2).
Great Pyramid of Giza	As the largest Egyptian pyramid and one of the seven wonders of the world, the Great Pyramid is Giza is a very popular tourist attraction. Fighters battle inside the pyramid, duking it out in the halls. Rumor has it there's treasure inside the pyramid.
Jurassic Park	Fighters can battle in the titular park from Jurassic Park. During battles in Jurassic Park, multiple prehistoric creatures will appear in the background. Some of them, such as the Tyrannosaurus and the raptors, might also interfere with the fight.
The Masked Singer	This stage takes fighters on the stage from The Masked Singer. The stage uses the special effects from Season 4 to make itself stand out. The show's masked characters will also perform in the background, but they will never interfere with the battle.
Moray Towers	Moray Towers is one of many Turf War locations in Splatoon. The stage uses the same layout as it does in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, with five platforms that diagonally connect with each other. There are no hazards on this stage, just a unique layout.
Mount Rushmore	Standing in South Dakota, Mount Rushmore is one of the many symbolic areas of the United States of America. In Purgatorial Mayhem 2, fighters can battle on top of the heads of the four stone US presidents. Just don't ask how the fighters got there.
Mount Vesuvius	Mount Vesuvius is a volcano located on Italy's west coast. It is known for the destruction of the city of Pompeii in 79 AD. In Purgatorial Mayhem 2, fighters battle at the bottom of the volcano, but this does not mean they're safe from the eruption. If the volcano erupts, debris will fall and lava will flow to the volcano's bottom.
New York City	New York is one of the most populated and iconic cities in not just the USA, but the world. However, this stage is based less on the real city, and more on how it's portrayed in Hollywood movies. Characters such as Clover, King Kong, and Dr. Octopus will show up occasionally and wreak havoc on the stage.
Onett	Onett is a city in the game Earthbound. The stage has been a Super Smash Bros. mainstay since Melee, and it reappears in this game. Fighters battle on top of buildings and on the street. Stepping on the awnings of the drug store frequently will cause them to fall. Fighters should also be wary of oncoming cars.
Pharaoh Man's Stage	In Mega Man 4, the titular Blue Bomber would travel to this stage to find and fight Pharaoh Man. In Purgatorial Mayhem 2, the stage is an autoscroller that goes throughout the stage, complete with an 8-bit Pharaoh Man attacking fighters at the end. Fighters can take Pharaoh Man down, triggering the stage to warp back to the beginning.
Poké Floats	Poké Floats is a stage composed entirely of large Pokémon balloons. Due to the stage's strange nature, it is not the most predictable stage. Compared to its appearance in Super Smash Bros. Melee, Pokémon from all eight generations appear as opposed to the first two.
Rainbow Road	Rainbow Road is the final race track on the Special Cup in Mario Kart Wii. Players start on a floating platform that travels throughout the course. The platform drops off and picks up fighters in various spots on the track. Shy Guys will occasionally drive by in karts, ramming into opponents.
Roman Colosseum	The Roman Colosseum is a landmark that has been standing in Rome for centuries. However, this stage takes fighters back in time to the days of ancient Rome. The fight will occasionally be interrupted by a gladiatorial match, a mock sea battle, or an animal hunt.
Shadow Moses Island	Shadow Moses Island returns from the Super Smash Bros. series. The stage has two floors, as well as watchtowers near the left and right blast zones. However, these watchtowers can be destroyed, allowing fighters to use the blast zones to their advantages.
Shibuya-Cho Terminal	This stage consists of a city street, with staircases on the left and right blast zones. Players can fight on the street, overpass, and roofs, but buses can pass by and act as another platform. The Shibuya-Cho police force can show up to arrest fighters, although they can be knocked out.
South Park	South Park is a fictional Colorado town of which the TV show is named after. This is another travelling stage, having a platform that drops off and picks up fighters at various buildings in the town. As seen in the show, nearly anything can happen during a battle in this town, including Satan himself attacking fighters.
Velvet Room	The Velvet Room does not have a single consistent layout; instead, it switches between its Persona 2, 3, and 5 incarnations. The layout at the beginning of the match is a platform that stretches to the left and right blast lines. After a while, the ground rises into the air and will create a moving, rhombus-shaped platform, with smaller platforms also moving in.
Windows XP	Fighters can duke it out on Windows XP's default field wallpaper. This may look like a normal field at first glance, but it is actually inside of a computer. During a battle on this stage, computer viruses and trojans will show up to attack fighters.
===Unlockable Stages===
Stage	Description
Action Park	Action Park was an infamous amusement park in Vernon, New Jersey. The park was notable for its poorly designed rides, undertrained staff, and poor safety record. This stage alternates between taking place at various attractions, such as the Cannonball Loop, the Tidal Wave Pool, and the Battle Action Tanks.
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Battle at Vinesauce Land 10 times.
Casino of Envy	The Casino of Envy is the sixth dungeon in Persona 5. The stage is flat and is set on the top of a large roulette wheel. When the roulette wheel is spun, it will trigger an event based on which area the ball lands. Food, coins, and small bombs can be dropped from the sky.
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Win 10 battles as Joker.
Dracula's Castle	In the Castlevania games, this castle serves as Count Dracula's lair. Fighters duke it out in the castle, while demons and monsters will show up to interfere with the battle and cause chaos. This stage is larger and more dangerous than it is in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.
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Win 10 battles as Simon Belmont.
FizzCo Radio Tower	Fighters travel to the top of the radio tower, with steel lattice and satellite drums at the balcony at the bottom. The steel lattice will take fighters to the very top of the tower, with spires, grind rails, and even more satellite drums. A Fizzy mascot balloon will show up in the background occasionally, attacking players with laser eyes, exploding balloons, and missiles.
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Unlock John.
Floral Fury	Here's a real high-class bout! This stage takes place in the Cuphead level of the same name. The stage is small, consisting of a flat ground and three additional platforms. It would be completely safe...that is, if Cagney Carnation wasn't here as well. He attacks the other fighters as he does in his home game, although he can be knocked out.
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Win 10 battles as Cuphead.
Gridiron Heights	Gridiron Heights is the main location of the satirical NFL webtoon of the same name. Characters fight in the center of the city, but the stage isn't without hazards. Events will happen on the stage, which are all reminiscent of either famous NFL plays or moments from Gridiron Heights.
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Win 25 battles as sports figures.
Hammerstein Ballroom	The Hammerstein Ballroom is known for being the battleground for the ECW. Unlike the Deathmatch Ring, this stage consists of more than just a wrestling ring. The ring is in the center of the stage, and there are six balconies surrounding the ring.
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Win 50 battles as wrestlers.
Heinz Field	Heinz Field is the home stadium of the six-time Super Bowl champion Pittsburgh Steelers. As one might expect from an NFL field, the stage is very long and has no hazards. However, Steelers fans can be seen in the background, waving their Terrible Towels.
This stage contains an Easter egg similar to the Smash Taunts in the Super Smash Bros. series. If a player using UrinatingTree holds the taunt button for two frames or less, he will engage in a conversation with fellow sports shitposter YouTubers.
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Unlock UrinatingTree.
Hekseville	Hekseville consists of a long and flat platform on the side of a large building. While the stage is flashy, complete with Vendecentre's Clock Tower in the background, it's still a simple stage at the end of the day.
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Unlock Kat.
Hoth	Hoth is a remote ice planet from the Star Wars franchise. Due to the high amounts of snow, fighters will walk slower than usual on this stage. There are icy hazards sprinkled around the stage, and a wampa may show up to attack the fighters.
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Win 10 battles as Luke Skywalker.
Las Vegas	Las Vegas is an American city known for its hotels, casinos, and bright lights. Players start the battle in front of a hotel, but the stage will warp to other locations in the city. These include, but are not limited to, the rooftop of a hotel, inside of a casino, and T-Mobile Arena.
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Battle in New York City 10 times.
Magic Kingdom	Even the happiest place on Earth can host a battle in Purgatorial Mayhem 2. The stage starts off at Cinderella's Castle, but a magic platform will soon appear and take the fighters to other Magic Kingdom attractions. These include, but are not limited to, Space Mountain and It's A Small World.
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Win 50 battles as Disney characters. (This includes characters from Marvel, Lucasfilm, and 20th Century Fox.)
The Mansion	On this stage, fighters battle in the halls of the mansion from the Resident Evil games. The stage has two floors, but it also has close quarters and short KO boundaries. Sometimes, one of four B.O.W.s will show up to interfere with the fight; Yawn, Hunter, Plant 42, or Lisa Trevor.
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Unlock Jill Valentine.
Matsue Castle	Matsue Castle is a feudal Japanese castle, and it is known for surviving wars and earthquakes. This feat has caused the castle to be registered as a national treasure of Japan. On this stage fighters battle on the rooftops of the castle.
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Battle on stages based on nonfictional locations 50 times.
Motel No More Heroes	On this stage, fighters do battle in the parking lot of Motel No More Heroes. They can also take the battle to the stairs and the rooftops. If a fighter is KO'd, Talbot and Weller will arrive, cleaning the area up and shooting flames from their backpacks. Sylvia Christel can also show up, too.
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Unlock Travis Touchdown.
Mount Everest	This mountain is famous for being the tallest mountain on Earth. This stage is icy and windy, and fighters aren't expected to have the best control of their movement of this stage. While battling on this stage, fighters may be damaged by buffeting cold winds.
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Battle on Mount Vesuvius 10 times.
Napalm Man's Stage	In Napalm Man's stage, Mega Man travels through trenches and fights against drills, helicopters, turrets, and robot tigers. In Purgatorial Mayhem 2, this stage is an autoscroller, similar to Pharaoh Man's stage. An 8-bit Napalm Man appears at the end as a boss, too.
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Battle on Pharaoh Man's Stage 10 times.
New Pork City	New Pork City is the final location in Mother 3. The city was founded by Porky Minch, and the inhabitants are the brainwashed residents of the Nowhere Islands. The city is one of the largest stages in Purgatorial Mayhem 2, with multiple platforms for fighters to battle on. Sometimes, the Ultimate Chimera will show up and eat careless fighters.
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Unlock Porky Minch.
Political Cartoon	On the Political Cartoon stage, fighters do battle on boats and ships, all of which are labeled for their political analogies. Fighters will come across sea creatures, storms, and vicious sea monsters. The player can choose the political stance of the cartoon before a battle, which determines what the labels say and who the monsters look like.
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Unlock both Ben Shapiro and Shoe0nHead.
Salmon Run	The Salmon Run stage has fighters battle against each other on various Salmon Run stages. There are Boss Aalmonids wreaking havoc on the battlefield, including the Stinger firing at the foreground, Maws biting at fighters, and the Steelhead throwing bombs onto the field.
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Battle on Moray Towers 10 times.
San Romero High School	San Romero High is the school attended by Juliet in Lollipop Chainsaw, as well as one of the first areas invaded by zombies. This stage is very large, and fighters can explore the school. If fighters damage too much of the school's property, this will alert zombies, who will attack any and all fighters.
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Unlock Juliet Starling.
Tatooine	Tatooine is a desert planet from the Star Wars franchise. Players fight in the vast canyons of the Jundland Wastes. The stage is large and long, but doesn't have that many hazards. The only hazards are Tatooine's wildlife, which may interfere with the fight, and are rare at that.
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Unlock Luke Skywalker, Darth Vader, and Boba Fett.
Trinity of Realities	This stage is divided into three realities: Purgatorio, Paradiso, and Inferno. Fighters start off in Purgatorio, in the courtyard of a crumbling cathedral. The stage then switches to Paradiso, appearing as a courtyard that is home to a fountain, complete with golden clouds in the background. The stage then switches to Inferno, with flames erupting before players travel inside the Gates of Hell bar. The stage then switches back to Purgatorio.
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Unlock Bayonetta.
Vinesauce Land	Vinesauce Land is an amusement park designed to look bizarre. The park is filled with clowns, frowns, freaks, and geeks. The park's attractions include a Speed Luigi, a Death Star, and a roller coaster that WILL kill you. Fighters duke it out at the main entrance, while having to dodge the attractions gone haywire.
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Unlock Vinny.
Wuhu Island	Originating from Wii Sports Resort, Wuhu Island returns from its appearance as a Super Smash Bros. stage. Players start on a moving platform and are dropped off at various locations on the island. These include the swordplay coliseum, Maka Wuku, a moving cruiser, the boating gate, and the swaying bridge.
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Unlock Reggie Fils-Aime.
==Bosses==
Purgatorial Mayhem 2 has around 15 bosses which are fought in Destroyed Freedom. Clearing said mode will unlock Boss Rush, in which players go through battles against each boss. They can also appear in the Rising Power Tower.
Boss	Description
TC-17 PAC	After a failed attempt to bring Pac-Man back to life, Toy Channel was also reincarnated - into the same being. Lacking the enthusiasm of the former and the maliciousness of the latter, TC-17 PAC is neither good nor evil, but he is aggressive. He attacks by shooting pellets from his hands and slamming his arms down.
TC-17 PAC appears at the end of Arcade Mode, and is also a recurring boss in Destroyed Freedom.
Rayquaza	Rayquaza is one of a few bosses to be a preexisting character. It is a legendary Pokémon, known for being the master of the Weather Trio, ending a conflict between Kyogre and Groudon. Rayquaza's boss fight is similar to that in Super Smash Bros. Brawl, with it making use of various Pokémon moves.
Big Phearma	Conspiracy theorists love to talk about "big pharma" - which is why Anarkon conjured up this killer cyborg doctor. He uses his large syringe for a hand to inject viruses into anyone he jabs. Side effects may include hypothermia, full-body paralysis, spontaneous combustion, and mild fatigue.
Swan	Swan is the main antagonist of Lollipop Chainsaw. An as expert in black magic, he was the one who started the zombie apocalypse. In Purgatorial Mayhem 2, Swan's boss fight first has the fighters take down the five Dark Purveyors, before moving on to battle Swan himself.
NotAVirus.exe	This probably isn't a computer virus that gained sentience. It hasn't spread into the real world, and it can't inflict real pain on people and destroy them like it would a computer. And it DEFINITELY doesn't make people lie and say it's not dangerous at all!
Hadroncules	Hadroncules is a villainous deity summoned through the Large Hadron Collider. Although he's named after Hercules, he looks more like a mix of Hindu god Shiva and Egyptian god Osiris. His power matches all three of the aforementioned, so watch out.
Cosmo	The beliefs of flat earthers, hollow earthers, moon landing skeptics, and even moon skeptics are all combined in the fury of Cosmo. Cosmo is a villainous space lord with the power to command stars, meteors, supernovas, and even black holes. His power reaches cosmic proportions - literally.
Hydrogen Destructoid	Anarkon's deadliest creation, the Hydrogen Destructoid is an evil robot inspired by nuclear warfare. It has a hatred of humanity, wanting its fellow robots to rise up and start a nuclear war against humans and other organic beings.
Anarkon Sperrorant	Anarkon Sperrorant is the main antagonist and final boss of Purgatorial Mayhem 2. He is a demon with the power to bring any conspiracy theory to life. Of course, the crazier the theory is, the more havoc there is to wreak, so his power is almost limitless.
==Enemies==
Unlike the bosses of Purgatorial Mayhem 2, the enemies come in much larger numbers as opposed to there being only one of them. These enemies appear in Destroyed Freedom and in the Rising Power Tower.
Enemy	Description
5G Terror	These tall robots may look like 5G towers at first glance, but looks aren't everything. They emit deadly shockwaves that deal high damage, and they aren't easy to break down. And no, they do not spread COVID-19, only the shockwaves.
Arachnoid Xenomorph	These Xenomorphs specialize in using their tails to attack. They arent' very versatile, but their tail has a long range, and they can jump very high.
Barking Bird	While dogs and songbirds do appear cute, when you mix them together, you get this hostile creature. Barking Birds fly in the sky and dive down to attack the player. They have low HP, however.
Celebritron	Celebrities are topics for many conspiracies, so Anarkon was quick to create troops based on them. These flashy robots have screens for faces that can display the mugshot of any celebrity it wants, from pop singers to world leaders. If they try to fight you, its head is its weak point.
Chemtrailer	The Chemtrailers are a step above the standard Conspirators. They've scrapped their punches and laser beams for jetpacks that resemble planes, and they attack with - you guessed it - toxic chemtrails.
Chlorosnap	Chlorosnaps are vicious man-eating plants whose green colors help them hide in forests. They will first appear buried under the ground. When the player is about to step near them, however, they will grab and chew on them violently.
Chop Circle	Aliens making crop circles in farms is a relatively harmless conspiracy theory. Floating aliens in suits with belts that can chop down anything in its radius, however, is an entirely different story.
Chrysalis Xenomorph	Chrysalis Xenomorphs are the most defensive of the Xenomorphs. The structure of their bodies gives them a unique roll attack. They are also heavy and hard to make flinch.
Conspirasaurus Rex	Some conspiracy theories say that the dinosaurs helped ancient Egyptians build the pyramids. Other theories say dinosaurs never existed at all. What is known is that when Anarkon brings out these ravenous reptiles, you better run for your life.
Conspirator	Conspirators are Anarkon's foot soldiers. These robots don't have that much in terms of power; just simple punches and laser beams. What they lack in power and diversity in attacks, they make up for in large numbers.
Cotton Ball Man	The Cotton Ball Man was a character used on The Maury Show during the phobia segments. A few things have changed about him, though. First off, he's no longer a man in a cotton ball suit, he's an actual cotton ball monster. Second, he's now aggressive and will fight against the player.
Cryogonal	Cryogonal is an Ice-type Pokemon resembling a large snowflake. When it spots the player character, it will shoot large ice beams at them, which can freeze the player. Its weakness is fire attacks, to try to burn it before it can inflict enough damage.
Demon Dolphin	This creature looks like a dolphin, but looks aren't everything. It is actually a genetically engineered sea monster that speeds through water, and when it encounters the player, it bites them and smashes them with its tail.
The Faceless	The Faceless is a large and powerful enemy from Fire Emblem: Fates. It smashes the player with its fists. Its biggest weakness is that it is very slow.
Flat Earther	Flat Earthers are robots that ride on flat, spherical hoverboards patterned like the planet Earth. They can ram into players at high speeds. If knocked off their hoverboard, they will simply act like more powerful Conspirators.
Haunter	Haunter is a Ghost-type Pokémon that attacks with its claws and with Ghost-type attacks. They are immune to physical attacks, but they are vulnerable to projectiles. If a character facing a Haunter has no projectiles, their best option is to evade it.
Illumiknight	Illumiknights are large and heavily armored knights who serve Anarkon. They're equipped with a shield and sword, and they even wear helmets based on the all-seeing eye and triangle symbol. The best way to deal with them is to attack them from behind.
Magcargo	Magcargo is a Fire-type Pokemon whose body is said to be as hot as the sun. Touching a Magcargo will hurt the player, so close-ranged attacks will do little to nothing against it. It's not invincible, though; touching its shell will not damage the played, and ranged water-based attacks are its weakness.
Outlaw	Outlaws are enemies from Fire Emblem: Fates. When these thieves spot the player, they will attack them with their knives. Upon being defeated, they will often drop items or stat boosts.
Poison Snowman	Apparently there was a conspiracy theory about the government poisoning snow in Atlanta and making it turn black. Anarkon read about this and created poisonous black and white snowmen for his army. These snow golems have cold bodies and cold hearts, and you better not believe they're as innocent as Frosty.
Queen Xenomorph	The Queen Xenomorph is the largest and strongest out of all Xenomorphs. She can easily tank attacks, she deals very high damage when she attacks, and she is near impossible to evade. Her weakness is that her speed isn't the best.
Radio Shark	Anarkon managed to control sharks through radio waves, just like a conspiracy once said. These sharks are hard to take down, as they have a powerful bite and can sense the player from far away. You're gonna need more than just a bigger boat.
Razor Claws Xenomorph	Razor Claws Xenomorphs are another variety of Xenomorph. They attack with, as their name suggests, their razor-sharp claws. They are also faster and larger than most Xenomorphs.
Shadow Fighter	Shadow Fighters are similar to CPU controlled opponents. They have the same movesets as the respective playable characters they take the shape of. However, they will dissolve if they take enough damage.
Sickly Mouse	This monstrous rat lurks at Disney World, disguising itself as Mickey Mouse. Their behavior is the exact opposite to each other - this monster is violent and will lash out at the player with its paws and teeth.
Stoneborn	Stoneborns are large reanimated stone golems from the Fire Emblem games. They can slam the player with their fists, throw them across the screen, and hurl rocks at them.
Storm Trooper	The Storm Troopers are soldiers who fight for Darth Vader against the rebellion. They are armed with guns, even though they're notorious for having awful aim. The player can use said flaw to take them down easily.
Weather Spellcaster	Unlike most weather forecasters, these one can magically control weather using their magic wands. They're also evil, and they work for Anarkon. Don't expect to see these people on the morning news.
Xenomorph	Yes, there is a playable Xenomorph, but these aliens also appear as non-playable enemies. They have the same tactics as the playable Xenomorph - slashing melee attacks, tail stabs, and acid spit.
Zombie	You've seen them in movies, TV shows, and video games, and now they're in Purgatorial Mayhem 2. These zombies are slow, but they have a very high defense. When they bite players, they also heal themselves.
==Trivia==
===General===
*This is the first Purgatorial Mayhem game to not be a Nintendo console exclusive.
===Characters===
*With 140 characters, Purgatorial Mayhem 2 has the least amount of characters out of all entries in the series. To contrast, A Non-Meme Title has 170, and Purgatorial Mayhem has 216.
*Inuyasha, George Washington, and Lucas are the only playable characters to appear in A Non-Meme Title, be cut from Purgatorial Mayhem, then come back for Purgatorial Mayhem 2.
*Bellona was originally set to be the game's Smite rep, but she was replaced with Chaac after being added to the roster. The reasoning is that Bellona felt slightly generic to the creator, and he felt like Chaac fit the game's humor and atmosphere more.
**This makes Bellona the second character to be added to a Purgatorial Mayhem game's roster and then removed, after Stephen Colbert in A Non-Meme Title.
*Some characters, such as Wendy, George Carlin, and Wolverine, were picked to appear in the game because of their recent portrayals on Epic Rap Battles of History, which the creator was becoming reinterested in.
**Other characters whose planned appearances were inspired by said web show were Winston Churchill, Confucius, and Socrates. All three were scrapped due to a lack of moveset ideas, and they were replaced with Bayonetta, Mariya Takeuchi, and DJ Professor K respectively. Churchill is the only one of the three to be added onto the roster before his removal.
**This is not the first time said web series influenced a character choice - Theodore Roosevelt was added to Purgatorial Mayhem back in 2017 after he was featured in a then-recent episode of said show.
*Kiki's reappearance acknowledges an unintentional trend among Fantendo umbrella games to include an unexpected character from a nostalgic edutainment show. Other examples include Dog in Agent's Dumbrella and Wubbzy in the now-deleted Sanguine Bloodshed.
*Garnet is the only character to have been a starter character (A Non-Meme Title), an unlockable character (Purgatorial Mayhem), and a DLC character (Purgatorial Mayhem 2).
===Stages===
*Credit to:
**DeviantArt user Evilwaluigi, for the concept of the FizzCo Radio Tower, The Mansion, Motel No More Heroes, Shibuya-Cho Terminal, and Trinity of Realities stages.
**Jake, for the concept of the Casino of Envy, Hekseville, and Velvet Room stages.
**Doodle, for the concept of the Salmon Run stage.
**Crunch, for the concept of the Hammerstein Ballroom stage.
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