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Crusher/Moveset

## Rise of the Robots

### Strengths

* **Agility**
* **Speed**

### Weaknesses

* **Vulnerable CPU Housing**
* **Vulnerable Arms When Extended**

### Controls

* UP: **Jump**
* DOWN: **Crouch**
* Left/Right: **Shuffle towards**
* /Away from opponent
* FIRE-1 (F1): **Punch/Kick**
* FIRE-2 (F2): **Block (PC only)**

### Moves

* F1: **Jab**
* F1+Away: **Kick**
* F1+Towards: **Claw Jab**
* Down+Away+F1: **Low Kick**
* Down+F1: **Low Punch**
* Down+Away: **Crouch Autoblock**
* F1+Up: **Flying Punch**

## Rise 2: Resurrection

* **Acid Spit**: B, B, B + K or hold B + K, K, K
* **Pincer Mincer**: D, DF, F + P
* **Ground Slide**: F, F + P
* **Dive Attack**: D, D + P (in mid air)
* **SUPER SPECIAL**: B , B , B , F , F + K
* **Stolen Moves**:
	+ **Flame**: D, DB, B + P
	+ **Plasma**: D, DF, F + K
	+ **Acid**: B, DB, D + P
	+ **G.U.N.Z.**: F, F + K
	+ **I.C.E.**: B, B + K
* **EXECUTION**: D, DB, B + K
Salvo/Moveset

## Rise 2: Resurrection

* **Flamethrower**: D, DF, F + P
* **Flaming Blade**: F, DB, D + P
* **Low Sweep**: F, DF, D + K
* **Super Move**: D, DF, F + K
* **Stolen Moves**:
	+ **Flame**: D, DB, B + P
	+ **Plasma**: D, DB, B + K
	+ **Acid**: B, DB, D + P
	+ **G.U.N.Z.**: F, F + P
	+ **I.C.E.**: B, B + K
* **EXECUTION**: F, DF, D, DB, B + K (close)
3DO Interactive Multiplayer

The **3DO Interactive Multiplayer**, also referred to as simply **3DO**, is a home video game console developed by The 3DO Company. Conceived by entrepreneur and Electronic Arts founder Trip Hawkins, the 3DO was not a console manufactured by the company itself, but a set of specifications, originally designed by Dave Needle and RJ Mical of New Technologies Group, that could be licensed by third parties. Panasonic produced the first models in 1993, and further renditions of the hardware were released afterwards by GoldStar, Sanyo, Creative Labs, and Samsung Electronics in 1997.

Despite having a highly promoted launch (including being named *Time* magazine's "1993 Product of the Year"), the console received mixed to negative reviews, and an oversaturated console market prevented the system from achieving success comparable to competing consoles from Sega and Sony, rendering its discontinuation by 1996. In 1997, The 3DO Company sold its "Opera" hardware to Samsung.
Richard Joseph

**Richard Joseph** (23 April 1953 – 4 March 2007) was a British computer game composer, musician and sound specialist. He had a career spanning 20 years starting in the early days of gaming on the C64 and the Amiga and onto succeeding formats.

Richard was noted in game audio for bringing "real" voice actors into a game for the first time (Mega Lo Mania), the earliest use of interactive music (Chaos Engine), working with established recording artists (Betty Boo on Magic Pockets, Captain Sensible on Sensible Soccer, Brian May on Rise of the Robots and John Foxx on Gods and Speedball 2), and featuring vocals in title tunes, which was revolutionary at the time.

After being diagnosed with lung cancer, he died on 4 March 2007 aged 53 years.

## External links

### Profiles

* Richard Joseph at MobyGames
* Richard Joseph at OverClocked ReMix
* Richard Joseph at CVGM
* Richard Joseph at IMDB
* Richard Joseph at RAWG
Rise of the Robots: The Novel

The ***Rise of the Robots*** (also known as ***Rise of the Robots: The Novel***) is a novel based on the original Rise of the Robots game, written by Jim Murdoch, was released on 2nd February 1995 to coincide with the release of the Rise of the Robots. It is a world's first full-on computer game novelisation at 85K words, published by Penguin Books SF imprint RoC. It was based on the Rise of the Robots characters created by Sean Griffiths and Kwan Lee, and a novel to tie in with the video game "Rise of the Robots", launched by Time Warner in November 1994.

## Plot

It is set in the world as the game and loosely reflects its "plot". On the planet of Ti Creda, in the city of Metropolis 4, the robots, led by their female supervisor, are in revolt.
Neil Murray

**Philip Neil Murray** (born 27 August 1950) is a Scottish bass player, best known for his work in Whitesnake, The Brian May Band, Black Sabbath and with Gary Moore.

In 1992, Queen's Brian May was ready to go on the road for the first time as a solo artist. Murray and Powell had done sessions for May's solo album "Back to the Light" and they were a natural choice for the touring band. For two years, the band toured the world, notably supporting Guns N' Roses and releasing Live at Brixton Academy in 1993.
Cyborg/Moveset

## Rise of the Robots

### Strengths

* **Agility**
* **Intelligence**

### Weaknesses

* **Human CPU**
* **Suffer mental fatigue**

### Controls

* UP: **Jump**
* DOWN: **Crouch**
* LEFT/RIGHT: **Shuffle towards**
* /away from opponent
* (away = **Autoblock**)
* FIRE-1 (F1): **Punch/Kick**
* FIRE-2 (F2): **Block (PC only)**

### Moves

* F1: **Jab**
* F1+Up: **Flying Kick**
* F1+Down: **Low punch**
* F1+Away: **Kick**
* F1+Towards: **Big punch**
* Down+Towards+F1: **Low kick**
* Down+Away: **Crouch autoblock**

### Special Moves

* Down+Up+F1: **Turbo Head-Butt**
* Away+Towards+F1: **Shoulder Barge**

## Rise 2: Resurrection

* **Aerial Fireball**: F, F + P (in air)
* **Flying Uppercut**: D, DF, F + P
* **Shoulder Charge**: B, B, F + K
* **Low Sweep**: D, DB, B + K
* **Super Move**: B, D, F + P
* **Stolen Moves:**
	+ **Flame**: D, DF, F + K
	+ **Plasma**: B, DB, D, DF, F + K
	+ **Acid**: D, DB, B + P
	+ **G.U.N.Z.**: B, B + K
	+ **I.C.E.**: F, F + P
* **EXECUTION**: F, D, B + P
Technology and Entertainment Software

**T&E Soft Corporation** (株式会社ティーアンドイーソフト? Kabushiki-Gaisha Tīandoīsofuto), fully titled as **Technology and Entertainment Software**, was a Japanese-based video game developer founded in 1982. Although they have made games with a wide variety of genres, they are primarily known in the U.S. for their video golf games. In May 2002, T&E Soft Corporation changed their name to **D Wonderland Inc.**
Entertainment Software Rating Board

The **Entertainment Software Rating Board** (**ESRB**) is a self-regulatory organization that assigns age and content ratings, enforces industry-adopted advertising guidelines, and ensures responsible online privacy principles for computer and video games and other entertainment software in Canada and the United States.

The ESRB was established in 1994 by the Entertainment Software Association (formerly Interactive Digital Software Association). By late 2009, it had assigned nearly 19,130 ratings to titles submitted by more than 350 publishers.

One of the reasons the ESRB was founded was due to violent content found in video games such as *Night Trap*, *Mortal Kombat*, *Lethal Enforcers*, *Doom*, and Rise of the Robots as well as other controversial video games portraying overly violent or intense sexual situations at the time.

The ESRB assigns ratings to games based on their content, similar to the motion picture rating systems used in many countries. Their aim is to aid consumers in determining a game's content and suitability. A game's rating is displayed on its box, the media, in advertisements and on the game's website(s).

The rating system is strictly voluntary, however, nearly all video games are submitted for rating because many retail stores prohibit the sale of unrated video games and the major console manufacturers will not license games for their systems unless they carry ESRB ratings.

This page uses content from the English **Wikipedia**. The original content was at **Entertainment Software Rating System**. The list of authors can be seen in the **page history**. As with the Rise of the Robots Wiki, the content of Wikipedia is available under the GNU Free Documentation License.

## Mortal Kombat Games by ESRB rating

Teen
* *Rise of the Robots*
* *Rise 2: Resurrection*
Super Nintendo Entertainment System

The **Super Nintendo Entertainment System**, commonly shortened to **Super Nintendo**, **Super NES** or **SNES**, is a 16-bit home video game console developed by Nintendo that was released in 1990 in Japan and South Korea, 1991 in North America, 1992 in Europe and Oceania, and 1993 in South America. In Japan, it is called the **Super Famicom** (**SFC**). In South Korea, it is called the **Super Comboy** and was distributed by Hyundai Electronics. The system was released in Brazil on August 30, 1993, by Playtronic. Although each version is essentially the same, several forms of regional lockout prevent cartridges for one version from being used in other versions.

The Super NES is Nintendo's second programmable home console, following the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES). The console introduced advanced graphics and sound capabilities compared with other systems at the time. It was designed to accommodate the ongoing development of a variety of enhancement chips integrated into game cartridges to be competitive into the next generation.
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## About the Rise of the Robots series

**Rise of the Robots** (commonly abbreviated RotR) is a series of fighting games created by Mirage. It is especially noted for its digitized sprites (which differentiated it from its contemporaries' hand-drawn sprites), and its mix of lubrication oil and electrical action; its graphic E-X-E-C-U-T-E-D destroying moves contributed to the founding of the ESRB.

The Rise of the Robots was developed as a reaction to the inspired Capcom fighting game Street Fighter II, with simpler controls and digitized graphics. The original idea of Rise of the Robots was thought up in 1990 along with storyline and game content, but not put to arcades until 1994 (and game systems). Some say the game's graphic was gratuitous, and was only included in order to generate a public outcry and controversy that would garner publicity for the game. Although highly controversial, the mix of realism and electrical propelled Rise of the Robots to widespread and future renown.

## Contents (view all pages)

List of characters* Cyborg
* Loader
* Prime 8
* Crusher
* War
* Rook
* Supervisor
* NecroBorg
* Lockjaw
* Griller
* Vandal
* Salvo
* V1-Hyper
* Detain
* Deadlift
* Suikwan
* Steppenwolf
* Chromax
* Insane
* Mayhem
* Anil-8
* Assault
* Sane
* Surpressor
* Vitriol
* Ard One
* Naden
* Rack
* Sheepman
* Bunnyrabbit
* *Rise 2: Resurrection*

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Robot

**Robots** are a common character type featured in the Rise of the Robots series.

## Overview

The robot is a loosely used term in the actual sense of Robots regarding the Rise of the Robots franchise, thus they are a very prominent Electrocorp group of characters. It is not uncommon for a Robot to possess high-tech powers that give them the edge over their opponents. From *Rise of the Robots* to *Rise 2: Resurrection*, robots were virtually identical to one another in terms of appearance, save for their colour choices, poses and powers. Also, the robot has clones of the standard characters with similar moves and different graphics.

## Robots

* **Cyborg**/**Necroborg**/**Anil-8**
* **Loader**/**Lockjaw**/**Ard One**
* **Prime-8**/**Griller**
* **Crusher**/**Vandal**
* **War**/**Salvo**
* **Rook**/**Assault**/**Sane**
* **V1-Hyper**/**Naden**
* **Suikwan**/**Surpressor**
* **Steppenwolf**/**Vitriol**/**Sheepman**
* **Deadlift**/**Rack**
* **Chromax**/**Bunnyrabbit**
* **Detain**
* **Insane**
* **Supervisor**
* **Mayhem**
Back to the Light

***Back to the Light*** is the first solo effort of Queen's guitarist Brian May and his second non-Queen album. It was recorded between 1988 and 1992 at the Allerton Hill Studios, mixed at the Metropolis Studios and then released on 28 September 1992 in the UK. The album was released in the United States and Canada on 2 February 1993 with a different cover.

Brian May uses "The Dark" and "Resurrection", that used of Rise of the Robots.
Sega Genesis

The **Genesis**, also known as the **Mega Drive** outside North America, is a 16-bit fourth generation home video game console developed and sold by Sega. It was Sega's third console and the successor to the Master System. Sega released it in 1988 in Japan as the Mega Drive, and in 1989 in North America as the Genesis. In 1990, it was distributed as the Mega Drive by Virgin Mastertronic in Europe, Ozisoft in Australasia, and Tectoy in Brazil. In South Korea, it was distributed by Samsung Electronics as the **Super Gam\*Boy** and later the **Super Aladdin Boy**.

In Japan, the Mega Drive fared poorly against its two main competitors, Nintendo's Super Famicom and NEC's PC Engine, but it achieved considerable success in North America, Brazil, and Europe. Contributing to its success was its library of arcade game ports, the popularity of Sega's *Sonic the Hedgehog* series, several popular sports franchises, and aggressive youth marketing that positioned it as the cool console for adolescents. The 1991 North American release of the Super Nintendo Entertainment System triggered a fierce battle for market share in the United States and Europe known as the "console war".

The Genesis was succeeded in 1994 by the Sega Saturn.
Graham King

**Graham King** is a British computer game composer, musician and sound specialist. Graham has composed scores with the help of Richard Joseph for such noteworthy projects as Rise of the Robots/The Director's Cut, James Pond 3: Operation Starfish, Diggers, Sensible World of Soccer, Flight of the Amazon Queen and Sensible Soccer '98.
Mayhem

**Mayhem** is a character in the Rise of the Robots fighting game series. He is a huge robot and unbalanced brown robot with extremely powerful moves and a funky stage on top of a huge electric guitar. It has a dual axe, wears spiked armour and metallic sharp teeth.

He is one of the few characters, debuting in Rise 2: Resurrection as a secret character. To fight Mayhem, you have to face him if you can be undefeatable through all of the
characters before you face the Supervisor.

## Biograpies

* **Rise 2: Resurrection** *"Mayhem is a brute robot and unbalanced robot with extremely powerful moves, and which can communicate guitar vocal. It has a dual axe and wears spiked shoulder, leg, thigh, and wrist armour. The body contains oil that spits with, so the Anarchy-Virus have accessed Mayhem's database which mentioned as a "Post apocalyptic" and "War apocalyptic", part of the supervisor's creation and also the second in command."*

## Trivia

* Mayhem is the only robot who always fights at it's stage.
	+ It is also Mayhem's stage who plays guitar vocal theme.
* When defeating Mayhem, it will explode at the end of every round.
Petit Framboisier

## Apparence et habitude

**Petit Framboisier** (*Raspberrybushkit*) était un chaton du Clan de la Mangrove.

C'est une petite chatte aux pelage blanc comme neige moucheté de roux, aux yeux bleus-turquoise.

Elle avait l'habitude de poursuivre des papillons dans le camp et de renifler les remèdes dans la tanière de leur guérisseur.

Elle avait extrêmement peur des blaireaux.

Sa proie préféré était le lézard.

## Caractère

Petit Framboisier était très curieuse, tenace, gentille et légèrement désobéissante. Elle aimait énormément son frère et ses sœurs.

## Famille

Père : Cœur de Hêtre

Mère : Queue de Bécasse

Frères : Écorce d'Aulne, Ombre de Noyer, Petit Pin et Petit Chêne

Sœurs : Fleur d'Acacia, Petit Laurier et Petit Saule

Autres : (Grand-Père) Fumée Grise, (Grand-Mère) Aube de Suie, (Arrière-Grand-Père) Œil de Genêts

Membres décédés : Petit Laurier et Petit Saule.

## Histoire

Petit Framboisier est née de la première portée de Cœur de Hêtre et de Queue de Bécasse. Elle est née avec son frère et ses deux sœurs : Petit Aulne, Petit Laurier et Petit Saule.

Quatre lunes après sa naissance, une épidémie de Mal Jaune se déclara dans le camp de la Mangrove, à cause du froid glacial de l'hiver, les plants de pulmonaire (Herbe soignant le Mal Jaune) furent détruits et elle fut infectée avec ses sœurs et son frère. Lors de la première nuit, quelques heures après que l'épidémie soit déclarée, Petit Saule mourut. Pour Petit Framboisier se fut horrible, elle souffrait horriblement et elle pleurait de souffrance à cause de la maladie et de la perte de sa première sœur. Son malheur s'accentua quand elle vit sa deuxième sœur, Petit Laurier dépérir de jours en jours. Petit Laurier mourut dans le sommeil de Petit Framboisier. Ce fut un nouveau choque pour elle et son frère. Vers la fin de l'épidémie, elle même se sentit mourir, perdre une partie d'elle chaque jours. Elle faillit survivre mais elle n'y parvint pas, Petit Framboisier fut la dernière victime de l'épidémie.
Taylor Hawkins

**Oliver Taylor Hawkins** (born February 17, 1972 – March 25, 2022) is an American musician, best known as the drummer of the rock band Foo Fighters.
Prior to joining the band in 1997, he was the touring drummer for Alanis Morissette on her *Jagged Little Pill* and Can't Not Tour, as well as the drummer in a progressive experimental band called Sylvia. Hawkins would eventually become the drummer for Grohl's band, Foo Fighters. He was voted "Best Rock Drummer" in 2005 by the UK drumming magazine *Rhythm*.

In 2004, Hawkins formed his own side project, Taylor Hawkins and the Coattail Riders, in which he plays drums and sings.

Hawkins played on the track "Cyborg," from Queen guitarist Brian May's 1998 solo album, *Another World*; he also played drums at VH1's Rock Honors 2006 while Queen performed "We Will Rock You." He sang backing vocals on the Queen + Paul Rodgers single, "C-lebrity."

Hawkins was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2021 as a member of Foo Fighters. He was voted "Best Rock Drummer" in 2005 by the British drumming magazine *Rhythm*.

On March 25, 2022, Hawkins was in Bogotá, Colombia, where he was scheduled to perform with the Foo Fighters later that evening. After Hawkins complained of chest pains, emergency services were called up to his room at the Four Seasons Casa Medina hotel. Health personnel arrived and found Hawkins unresponsive; they performed CPR, but he was declared dead at the scene, at the age of 50. His cause of death was not immediately revealed.
Secret Characters

**Secret characters** are special opponents who are usually not found within the original 1P and 2P Battle Plan. To reach it, one must meet specific conditions, often challenging ones in order to face them. For the most part, secret characters are unplayable and merely exist to challenge the player.

However, in Rise 2: Resurrection and the director's cut, secret characters can be unlocked for player control via the Code.

## List of Secret Robots

### Rise 2: Resurrection

* Anil-8
* Ard One
* Assault
* Bunnyrabbit
* Mayhem
* Naden
* Rack
* Sane
* Sheepman
* Supervisor
* Surpressor
* Vitriol
Rack

**Rack** is a character in the Rise of the Robots fighting game series. He is a clone version of Deadlift. It has humanoid fighters, with a different colours effect which has heat map filters.

He is one of the few characters, debuting in Rise 2: Resurrection as a secret character. To fight Rack, you have to face Deadlift if you can be Perfect Match and then perform an execution.

## Biograpies

* **Rise 2: Resurrection** *"The Deadlift's heat map system modification, discovered by the supervisor as the ultimate infantryman. Rack was originally a symbol of law and order for the new regime governing Metropolis 4. In Rack, the Supervisor secretly found one of the few robots worthy of her; she upgraded him to maintain the ethical cleansing of robots, cyborgs and humans. His reorientation through exposure to the Anarchy Virus causes him to which that he is the only superior life form, and that he must "cleanse" the Electrocorp building of all other robots. He does so by means of his Resonator Scabbard and Cleansing Fire."*
Salvo

**Salvo** is a character in the Rise of the Robots fighting game series. He is a Supervisor-modified version of **War** with flame-wielding, the plain color is green. It trades high agility for low power, with guns as the projectile weapon.

## Biograpies

**Rise 2: Resurrection** *"This is a Special Forces edition of the war robot. He carries twin machetes, plus a flame thrower. He has been re-engineered to be the first robot to break into the outside world. Salvo will only engage in combat with those he considers worthy. He is reluctant to use his flame thrower, despite its almost universal ability to reduce opponents to ashes, as his virus-spiked psyche prefers the satisfaction of victory gained by combat alone."*
Supervisor/Moveset

## Rise of the Robots

### Strengths

* **Tactical Intelligence**
* **Morph-Capable**
* **Speed**

### Special Moves

* **Mutation**
* **Melting And Reform**

## Rise 2: Resurrection

* **Blade Charge**: D, DF, F + P
* **Vertical Slice**: D, DB, B + P
* **Double Slice**: D, DB, B + K
* **Super Move**: D, D, D + K or hold K, D , D , D
* **Stolen Moves**:
	+ **Flame**: F, F + K
	+ **Plasma**: B, B + P
	+ **Acid**: B, B + K
	+ **G.U.N.Z.**: D, DB, B + K
	+ **I.C.E.**: D, D, + K
* **EXECUTION**: B, B, F, F + P
* **POCEDURE**: Normal Unknown Robot (last Robot)
Necroborg

**Necroborg** is a character in the Rise of the Robots fighting game series. He is the military-class version of the **Cyborg** with a different color scheme, armor, a weaponry backpack, and wields lightning. Also a clone version of NecroBorg named, **Anil-8**.

## Biograpies

* **Rise 2: Resurrection** *"This next generation Supervisor-augmented cybernetic organism is the beneficiary of synthi-clone brain tissue and kevlar-manganese armour. It has been designed to annihilate any further cyborgs that Electrocorp may send in to reclaim the building. The Anarchy Virus has left Necroborg with the illusion that it is a human with a mission to terminate all robotic life forms. Necroborg is capable of discharging lightning meteors and molecular distortion blows."*
Deadlift/Moveset

## Rise 2: Resurrection

* **Fireball**: D, DF, F + P
* **High Energy Bolt**: B, BD, D + P
* **Low Energy Bolt**: D, DB, B + P
* **Low Sweep**: B, DB, D + K
* **Teleport**: F, F + K
* **Sword Attack**: B, B, F + P
* **Super Move**: F, DF, D, DB, B + K
* **Stolen Moves**:
	+ **Flame**: D, DF, F + K
	+ **Plasma**: D, DB, B + K
	+ **Acid**: B, B + P
	+ **G.U.N.Z.**: B, DB, D, DF, F + K
	+ **I.C.E.**: F, F + P
* **EXECUTION**: B, B, B + K
Necroborg/Moveset

## Rise 2: Resurrection

* **Lightning Bolt**: B, B, B + P or hold B + P , P , P
* **Power Uppercut**: D, U + P
* **Low Sweep**: B, DB, D + K
* **Super Move**: F, DF, D, DB, B + K
* **Stolen Moves**:
	+ **Flame**: D, DF, F + P
	+ **Plasma**: D, DF, F + K
	+ **Acid**: D, DB, B + P
	+ **G.U.N.Z.**: B, B + P
	+ **I.C.E.**: B, DB, D + P
* **EXECUTION**: B, DB , D , DF , F + K
Vandal/Moveset

## Rise 2: Resurrection

* **Acid**: F, D, B + K
* **Buzzsaw Attack**: D, DF, F + P
* **Dive Kick**: F, F + K (in air)
* **Low Sweep**: B, DB, D + K
* **SUPER SPECIAL**: F, D, B + P
* **Stolen Moves**:
	+ **Flame**: D, DF, F + K
	+ **Plasma**: D, DB, B + P
	+ **Acid**: D, DB, B + K
	+ **G.U.N.Z.**: F, DF, D + P
	+ **I.C.E.**: F, DF, D + K
* **EXECUTION**: B, DB, D, DF, F + P
Sheepman

**Sheepman** is a character in the Rise of the Robots fighting game series. He is a robot with some elements taken from Insane. To fight with Sheepman, you need to win a clear victory over the robot Insane, and then execute him.

It is exclusive as hidden characters on Rise 2: Resurrection The Directors Cut along with Bunnyrabbit.

## Biograpies

* **Rise 2: Resurrection** *"A prototype modified Insane, Sheepman is a military specification robot with a weaponry pack of vicious baseball bat attack. The A-Virus maintain Sheepman an unstable unit rank to make a high level, and is now at strong in the building."*
Codes

**Codes** are special combination inputs introduced in Rise of the Robots and Rise 2: Resurrection. The codes can be entered at the Versus screen within a limited amount of time before the match starts. If a code is entered successfully, a message will be displayed at the beginning of the round to notify the effect. Codes have varying effects, primarily in gameplay, which range from health handicaps to secret character battles amongst many.

## See also

* Rise of the Robots/Cheats
* Rise 2: Resurrection/Cheats
Victory Pose

A **Victory Pose** is a brief, subtle animation performed by the victorious player's character at the end of the match. The animation is initiated only if a finisher has not been performed by the player's character.

## Overview

In each game, it was common for a victory pose to be shared with several characters. In later installments of the series victory poses were still shared between characters. This occurrence was due to the motion capture animations being applied to several characters.
Jim Murdoch

**Jim Murdoch** is a British video game writer. He is known game writing called **Rise of the Robots**. He also published a novelist based on the same name. He's been spent a solid six months writing the world's first ever full-on (85,000 words) computer game novelisation. It must be said that the novel was rather better received than the game. To be fair to the game, it was the first of its type to use 'rendered' wire frame models.

He has been worked in commercial and creative roles in computer/video games since 1991. Prior to this, he spent 7 years in the corporate video business, ending up in a niche which eventually became 'interactive video' where computers met tape and laser discs, which used with MS-DOS 5.0
Special Moves

**Special Moves** are moves that are unique to only one character. Each character has a list of their own special moves, and each move requires a simple button sequence to activate, similar to execution, but not killing the opponent and open for use at any time. Some well known special moves are Cyborg's plasma moves and V1-Hyper's hair whip move.

## Projectiles

In *Rise 2: Resurrection*, each robot possesses at least one projectile attack move. Doing so will enhance the damage of the special move slightly, or increase its effectiveness. For example, like if you finish them with your Execution Moves, you get to have one random projectile. These moves are often used to set up and finish combos, as well as increase the amount of damage performed in the combo, without increasing the number of moves.
Loader

**Loader** is a character in the Rise of the Robots fighting game series. It is the first enemy encountered in the game, and as such is the weakest and least intelligent enemy in the game and thus the easiest to defeat. Its attacks are nonetheless strong.

## Biograpies

* **Rise of the Robots** *"Durable and versatile, the loader Droid was, at the time of its introduction, the cutting edge in all-purpose utility robotics, and it brought Electrocorp its first commercial success. Though primitive compared to BHF03 Builder Droid that superseded it some years ago, the number of Loaders still at work in Electrocorp's main plant is a testament to the quality of their design. The low-slung Loader is agile in spite of its heavy chassis. Its real weakness in combat is its lack of intelligence; programmed only for simple tasks, its simplistic CPU is devoid of any self-defense software. As a result, the Loader must rely on its slow-moving task modification and hazard avoidance programs, which are ill-suited for combat-especially against today's technology. This limits the Loader's ability to effectively wield its massive pallet forks, and impressive strength."*

* **Rise 2: Resurrection** *"Like the previous Electrocorp application model, the Loader can withstand immense physical punishment. It is now outfitted with circuits that render it an electrical predator which craves energy from any source."*

## Storyline

### Rise of the Robots

Before being infected with the EGO virus the Loader was a simple and durable worker droid, who like the rest of the Loader droids was employed in large quantities to lift and transport parts and equipment around the factory. Having qualities of a forklift truck, the primary weapons of the Loader are its two large fork-arms and most of its moves are stab related. Due to the nature of its function, the Loader has a powerful thrust with its fork arms.

### Rise 2: Resurrection

Loader is updated to use its powerful arms to a better extent and wields guns. Also a military-class version of Loader name **Lockjaw** with weaponry explosives and missiles.
V1-Hyper

**V1-Hyper** is a character in the Rise of the Robots fighting game series. She is a robot shares its form with the original Supervisor's feminine figure, with the addition of a whip-like ponytail. Unlike the Supervisor, V1-Hyper is unable to change shape. Also, a clone version of V1-Hyper named **Naden**, which the colour is yellow.

## Biograpies

**Rise 2: Resurrection** *"The Queen of killers, V1-Hyper is a devastating enhanced Supervisor encasement with acid spit and head whip capabilities. This is the body the Supervisor designed for herself, a combination battle suit and post-victory royal robe. It is unknown if the V1-Hyper body was made before the Anarchy Virus hit."*
Anil 8

**Anil 8** is a character in the Rise of the Robots fighting game series. He is an ant-like clone version of NecroBorg and has large armour, extended arms and 6 limbs.

He is one of the few characters, debuting in Rise 2: Resurrection as a secret character. To fight Anil 8, you have to face him through after all of the characters (and after facing Sane), before you face the Supervisor (or before facing the Mayhem).

## Biograpies

* **Rise 2: Resurrection** *"This latest generation Supervisor-augmented cybernetic organism known as Anil-8 is an ant-like robot the beneficiary of synthi-clone of Necroborg, and kevlar-manganese armour. It has been designed to copy the Necroborg's database any further cybernetics that Electrocorp may send in to reclaim the building. The Anarchy Virus has made Anil-8 who is the Supervisor's guardian with the empowered that it is a human with a mission to terminate all robotic life forms. Anil-8 is capable of discharging lightning meteors, plasma disrupters, strong arm and molecular distortion blows."*
Sega Saturn

The **Sega Saturn** is a home video game console developed by Sega and released on November 22, 1994, in Japan, May 11, 1995, in North America, and July 8, 1995, in Europe. Part of the fifth generation of video game consoles, it was the successor to the successful Sega Genesis. The Saturn has a dual-CPU architecture and eight processors. Its games are in CD-ROM format, and its game library contains several ports of arcade games as well as original games.

Development of the Saturn began in 1992, the same year Sega's groundbreaking 3D Model 1 arcade hardware debuted. The Saturn was designed around a new CPU from the Japanese electronics company Hitachi. Sega added another video display processor in early 1994 to better compete with Sony's forthcoming PlayStation.
Prime 8/Moveset

## Rise of the Robots

### Strengths

* **Powerful Arms**
* **Efficient Blocking Tactics**

### Weaknesses

* **Vulnerable Legs**
* **Slow Speed**

### Controls

* UP: **Jump**
* DOWN: **Crouch**
* Left/Right: **Shuffle towards**
* /away from opponent
* FIRE-1 (F1): **Punch/Kick**
* FIRE-2 (F2): **Block (PC only)**

### Moves

* F1+Up: **Undercut**
* F1+Towards/Away: **Back Hand**
* Down+Away+F1: **Low Hand Sweep**
* F1+Down: **Hard Sweep**
* Down+F1: **Low Punch**
* Down+Away: **Crouch Autoblock**

### Special Moves

* Down+Away+Up: **Pile Driver**
* Down+Towards+Up: **Bomber Jump**

## Rise 2: Resurrection

* **Ground Slam**: D, D, D + P or hold hold D + P, P, P
* **Vertical Roll**: D, U + K
* **Power Dive**: D, DF, F + P
* **Low Sweep**: B, DB, D + K
* **SUPER SPECIAL**: D, B, D, B + K
* **Stolen Moves**:
	+ **Flame**: D, DB, B + P
	+ **Plasma**: B, DF, F + K
	+ **Acid**: D, DB, B + K
	+ **G.U.N.Z.**: F, F + P
	+ **I.C.E.**: F, F + K
* **EXECUTION**: F, F, F, F, F, F + P (close)
Lockjaw

**Lockjaw** is a character in the Rise of the Robots fighting game series. It is a military-class version of **Loader** with weaponry explosives and missiles. Also, a tank-like version of Lockjaw named **Ard One**.

## Biograpies

* **Rise 2: Resurrection** *"Lockjaw is a military specification loader robot with sharpened blades and portable missile pods. The Supervisor reassigned Lockjaw to supply weaponry to the other robots and the robot attack vehicles for the entry to Metropolis 4. Lockjaw is able to detonate his current payload at any time if confronted or put under threat. Although unconfirmed, it is considered possible that he has the capability to self-destruct to prevent his weapons from falling into enemy hands."*
Philips Interactive Media

**Philips Interactive Media**, usually known as Philips, was a division of the Dutch electronics firm, which is one of the largest electronics companies in the world, founded and headquartered in the Netherlands. It created the CD-i, an interactive multimedia CD player that could play games, movies, the works. The parent company was founded in 1891 by Gerard Philips, a maternal cousin of Karl Marx, in Eindhoven, the Netherlands. The Interactive Media Division was created in 1990 and one of its first products was the CD-i (1991). Other products relating to gaming include the Atari Jaguar's CD add-on for Atari (1995), the Super Audio CD in partnership with Sony (1999) and the Blu-ray disc in partnership with Sony (2006).
War/Moveset

## Rise of the Robots

### Strengths

* **Speed**
* **Tactical Intelligence**
* **Heavy Blow-Force**

### Weaknesses

* **Vulnerable CPU**
* **Housing**
* **Vulnerable Limbs**
* **Joints**

### Controls

* UP: **Jump**
* DOWN: **Crouch**
* Left/Right: **Shuffle Towards**
* /Away From Opponent
* FIRE-1 (F1): **Punch/Kick**
* FIRE-2 (F2): **Block (PC only)**

### Moves

* F1: **Jab**
* F1+Up: **Uppercut**
* F1+Towards: **High Kick**
* F1+Away: **Spin Kick**
* Down+Away+F1: **Low kick**
* Up+F1: **Aerial Side Kick**
* Down+F1: **Low Punch**

### Special Moves

* Down+Up+F1: **Catapult Spin**
* Away+Towards: **Cyber Slash**

## Rise 2: Resurrection

* **Grenade**: B, DB, D + P
* **Energy Dash**: B, F + P
* **Air Roll**: D, D + K (in air)
* **Vertical Roll**: D, U + P
* **Arc Kick**: D, DB, B + K
* **Hop Forward**: F, F
* **Hop Back**: B, B
* **Super Move**: B, DB , D , DF , F + P
* **Stolen Moves**:
	+ **Flame**: D, DB, B + P
	+ **Plasma**: D, DF, F + P
	+ **Acid**: D, DF, F + K
	+ **G.U.N.Z.**: F, DF, D + P
	+ **I.C.E.**: F, DF, D + K
* **EXECUTION**: B, F, B + K
Suikwan

**Suikwan** is a character in the Rise of the Robots fighting game series. It is a heavy robots with powerful weapons. Suikwan looks like a samurai, complete with kabuto and great katana. Also a clone version of Suikwan named, **Surpressor**.

## Biograpies

* **Rise 2: Resurrection** *"This command-class samurai general was created by the Supervisor to issue and enforce her instructions. His info-chips make him an expert in martial arts and combat strategy and tactics. Suikwan is capable only of honorable combat. He is dedicated to the restoration of law and order in the building. Earlier proto-type Suikwans have been known to commit hari-kari (self-destruct) if they have failed in their missions. Perhaps due to his superior CPU intelligence, Suikwan appears to be unaffected by the A-Virus. His combat style employs the devastating use of chi. He projects his internal electrical energy into victims to provoke spontaneous combustion through self-purification."*
Commodore International

**Commodore International** (other names include **Commodore International Limited**) was an American home computer and electronics manufacturer founded by Jack Tramiel. Commodore International (CI), along with its subsidiary Commodore Business Machines (CBM), was a significant participant in the development of the home computer industry in the 1970s to early 1990s. In 1982, the company developed and marketed the world's best-selling computer, the Commodore 64, and released its Amiga computer line in July 1985. Commodore was one of the world's largest personal computer manufacturers, with sales peaking in the last quarter of 1983 at $49 million (equivalent to $122 million in 2022).

In 1993, Commodore launched a 32-bit CD-ROM-based game console called the Amiga CD32, described as a 'make or break' system, according to Pleasance. The Amiga CD32 was not sufficiently profitable to return Commodore to solvency, however this was not a universal opinion at Commodore, with Commodore Germany hardware expert Rainer Benda stating "The CD32 was a year late for Commodore.

By 1994, only Commodore's operations in Canada, Germany, and the United Kingdom were still profitable. Commodore announced voluntary bankruptcy and liquidation on May 6, 1994, causing the board of directors to "authorize the transfer of its assets to trustees for the benefit of its creditors", according to an official statement.
Detain/Moveset

## Rise 2: Resurrection

* **Headbutt**: D, U + P
* **3 Hit Chaos**: F, F + P
* **Charge**: F, F, F
* **Low Sweep**: B, DB, D + K
* **Super Move**: F, DF, D, DB, B + P
* **Stolen Moves**:
	+ **Flame**: D, DB, B + P
	+ **Plasma**: B, B + K
	+ **Acid**: B, DB, D + P
	+ **G.U.N.Z.**: D, DF, F + K
	+ **I.C.E.**: D, DF, F + P
* **EXECUTION**: B, DB, D, DF, F + K (far)
Anil 8/Moveset

## Rise 2: Resurrection

* **Fireball**: D, DF, F + P
* **Air Kick**: F, F + K (in air)
* **Low Sweep**: B, DB, D + K
* **Super Move**: B, D, F + P
* **Stolen Moves**:
	+ **Flame**: D, DF, F + K
	+ **Plasma**: D, DB, B + P
	+ **Acid**: B, B + P
	+ **G.U.N.Z.**: B, B + K
	+ **I.C.E.**: D, DB, B + K
* **EXECUTION**: D, D, B + P
* **PROCEDURE**: Normal Unknown Robot (prior to Supervisor)
Insane/Moveset

## Rise 2: Resurrection

* **Mid Fireball**: D, D, DF, F + P
* **Low Fireball**: D, DB , B + K
* **Bat Attack**: D, DF, F + K
* **Low Sweep**: B, DB , D + K
* **Super Move**: F, DF, D, DB, B + P
* **Stolen Moves**:
	+ **Flame**: D, DB, B + P
	+ **Plasma**: F, DF, D + P
	+ **Acid**: F, DF, D + K
	+ **G.U.N.Z.**: D, DB, B + P
	+ **I.C.E.**: F, F + K
* **EXECUTION**: B, B, B + P (far)
War

**Military** is a character in the Rise of the Robots fighting game series. He is the fourth enemy encountered in the game.

## Biograpies

* **Rise of the Robots** *"From its inception, Electrocorp's Extensive contract work on government military projects have been the bread and butter of the company's profits. Included in these contracts is the top-secret military droid, code name, "The Exterminator". A number of working prototypes of this dangerous machine were in testing at the time of the Supervisor's takeover, and now it feared that these sophisticated weapons of destruction have been corrupted by the EGO virus, and may even be in mass production. These droids have been designed for the sole purpose of fulfilling a combat role, and are equipped with an advanced CPU learning processor, and specialized software for unarmed combat. They have incredible artificial intelligence and a heavily armored humanoid form; these make them adaptable to nearly any combat situation. Their arms, legs, hands, and feet are crafted of solid, hyper-dense steel, and are wielded and flailed like maces to deliver crushing forceful blows."*

* **Rise 2: Resurrection** *"The War is the only pure combat robot. It has a titanium alloy skeletal chassis with laminated polymer moldings. It is now armed with grenades, but the full extent of the Supervisor's modifications to this model remains unknown."*

## Storyline

### Rise of the Robots

As its name suggests, the Military droid, also dubbed "Exterminator", is specifically designed for warfare purposes. In appearance, it very much resembles a skeletal form of the ECO35-2 himself, albeit with the addition of razor-sharp metal claws.

### Rise 2: Resurrection

It is renamed **War** is the low-grade, high-number military-class robot of Electrocorp. It trades high agility for low power, with guns as the projectile weapon. Also a flame-wielding Supervisor-modified version of War named **Salvo** who is a plain green colour.
PlayStation

The **PlayStation** (abbreviated as **PS**, commonly known as the **PS1/PS one** or its codename **PSX**) is a home video game console developed and marketed by Sony Computer Entertainment. It was released in Japan on 3 December 1994, in North America on 9 September 1995, in Europe on 29 September 1995, and in Australia on 15 November 1995. As a fifth-generation console, the PlayStation primarily competed with the Nintendo 64 and the Sega Saturn.

Sony began developing the PlayStation after a failed venture with Nintendo to create a CD-ROM peripheral for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System in the early 1990s. The console was primarily designed by Ken Kutaragi and Sony Computer Entertainment in Japan, while additional development was outsourced in the United Kingdom. An emphasis on 3D polygon graphics was placed at the forefront of the console's design. PlayStation game production was designed to be streamlined and inclusive, enticing the support of many third-party developers.

Its use of compact discs heralded the game industry's transition from cartridges. The PlayStation's success led to a line of successors, beginning with the PlayStation 2 in 2000. In the same year, Sony released a smaller and cheaper model, the **PS one**.
Triarii

> "The Empires Wrath is here. The Indestructable, the impenetrable. The Triarii!" - General Rackton.
>
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**The Triarii** was a advanced, modified Juggernaut Class Star Destroyer. It was the personal command ship of the Emperor of the The Syth Empire and acted as his flagship when he decided not to use Citadel Station. It had the Empires most advanced weaponry just like Citadel Station, as well as a unique superweapon attached to its hull known as The Executioner.
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V1-Hyper/Moveset

## Rise 2: Resurrection

* **Fireball**: D, DF, F + P
* **High Whip**: D, DB, B + P
* **Low Whip**: F, DF, D + P
* **Sliding Kick**: B, B + K
* **Hop Forwards**: F, F, F
* **Super Move**: B, DB, D, DF, F + P
* **Stolen Moves**:
	+ **Flame**: F, DF , D , DB, B + P
	+ **Plasma**: D, DB, B + K
	+ **Acid**: D, DF, F + K
	+ **G.U.N.Z.**: F, F + P
	+ **I.C.E.**: B, DB, D + P
* **EXECUTION**: B, B, B + P
Cozy Powell

**Colin Trevor** "**Cozy**" **Powell** (29 December 1947 – 5 April 1998) was an English rock drummer, who made his name with many major rock bands and artists like The Jeff Beck Group, Rainbow, Robert Plant, Brian May, Whitesnake, Emerson, Lake & Powell, and Black Sabbath.

Powell along with Neil Murray were members of Brian May's band, playing on the Back to the Light and Another World albums. Powell died on 5 April 1998 following a car accident while driving his Saab 9000 at 104 mph (167 km/h) in bad weather on the M4 motorway near Bristol.
Execution

A **Execution** or **E-X-E-C-U-T-I-O-N**, is introduced in Rise 2: Resurrection and appeared in the game in the series since is a Finisher performed by the victorious player's character at the end of the match using a specific sequence of inputs before the timer is up.

## Overview

Each robot has its own original moves, Mortal Kombat-inspired death moves, the ability to steal and use a defeated robot projectile, and a devastating super move that can be used when the power bar is full, similar to other fighting games of the time. Execution is similar to *Mortal Kombat* series' system of fatalities, albeit lacking the overt which causes your enemy to melt, fall apart, EMP, and explosion results as found in the aforementioned series. Once the correct input is entered in, an animation would show the victorious player performing the finisher to which the Announcer promptly exclaim after the Execution "(Character's name) wins!" but no dialogue for "**E-X-E-C-U-T-E-D**".
Vandal

**Vandal** is a character in the Rise of the Robots fighting game series. It is a Supervisor-modified version of **Crusher**, with a reduced size but improved mobility and circular saws instead of pincers.

## Biograpies

**Rise 2: Resurrection** *"Vandal is a modified insectoid with two built-in chain saws and one buzz saw. Originally designed to destroy redundant, renegade robots or human beings, the A-Virus has inspired him to terminate anything with which he comes into contact. If a victim is out of reach, Vandal can immobilize an enemy with his tetrabasic acid spit."*
Crusher

**Crusher** is a character in the Rise of the Robots fighting game series. It is the third enemy encountered in the game.

## Biograpies

* **Rise of the Robots** *"The Crusher was developed specifically for use as a safety droid within the Electrocorp plant and was never intended for commercial distribution. Though it spends the majority of its time disposing of heavy and toxic industrial waste materials, its primary function is to immobilize and destroy dangerously malfunctioning production droids. It is, simply put, a droid killer, and was designed to outmaneuver and overpower any robot. There is little doubt that the Supervisor has employed these huge insectoid monstrosities against any enemies, robot or otherwise. The Crusher's hi-resolution sensors are linked to a CPU that is not dissimilar from the ECO35-2. Its CPU downloads this information into a robotics design database, thereby quickly identifying its opponent's weak points, allowing the Crusher to waste no time in going for the mechanical jugular of its opponent. Its fragile, bug-like appearance is deceptive, it can readily shrug off jarring physical attacks and counter by pinning a foe with its pincers and then demolishing it with powerful mandibles."*

* **Rise 2: Resurrection** *"A purpose-built robot debilitator, the Crusher is a dismemberment expert. The form of the Crusher confuses the sensory equipment of many combat robots, causing them to underestimate its serious threat. The A-Virus has increased Crusher's hostility and danger levels to kamikaze overload."*

## Storyline

### Rise of the Robots

The Crusher droid was designed as a robot killer, programmed to immobilize and destroy dangerously-malfunctioning production droids. It is notable for its green, insect-like appearance and large metallic pincers.

### Rise 2: Resurrection

Crusher is an insect-like robot with large pincers to crush metal and now wields acid. Also a Supervisor-modified version name **Vandal**, with a reduced size but improved mobility and circular saws instead of pincers.
Insane

**Insane** is a character in the Rise of the Robots fighting game series. He is a robot who uses two baseball bats and has an alien or reptilian style of construction.

## Biograpies

* **Rise 2: Resurrection** *"This now-savage cybernetic creature was once a docile drone built by renegade robots as a test subject for organic virus derivatives. Years of testing have rendered Insane unstable; he managed to escape the influence of the robots in a vicious baseball bat attack, and is now at large in the building. His neural implants have been so seriously affected by the various viruses he has been subjected to that he is likely to attack anything animate without provocation."*