Rival Schools

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Rival Schools is a fighting game made by Capcom, developers of Street Fighter, in which teachers and students from - you guessed it - rival schools fight each other.

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Rival Schools, known as Justice Gakuen (Justice Academy) in Japan, is a series of 3D fighting games developed by Capcom (Company). The games are set in the Japanese city of Aoharu and focus on students and teachers from schools around the area fighting each other to uncover various mysteries like kidnapping and attacks that have been plaguing the area. Rival Schools is the second attempt by Capcom to create an original 3D fighting game after Star Gladiator and it is set in the same universe as the Street Fighter (Franchise) games and Final Fight (Franchise) games.

Games

Rival Schools: United by Fate

3 November 1997

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Shiritsu Justice Gakuen: Nekketsu Seishun Nikki 2

30 June 1999

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Project Justice (Game)

31 December 2000

Platforms/ArcadePlatforms/Dreamcast

Franchise details

Name

Rival Schools

Features

3 games

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First game

Rival Schools: United by Fate

Aliases

Characters

• Has characters: Kyosuke Kagami (Character), Batsu Ichimonji (Character), Sakura Kasugano (Character), Akira Kazama (Character), Hinata Wakaba (Character), Natsu Ayuhara (Character), Shoma Sawamura (Character), Tiffany Lords (Character), Hyo Imawano (Character), Kurow Kirishima (Character), Raizo Imawano (Character), Boman Delgado (Character), Chairperson (Character), Hideo Shimazu (Character), Kyoko Minazuki (Character), Ran Hibiki (Character), Roberto Miura (Character), Roy Bromwell (Character), Daigo Kazama (Character), Eiji Yamada (Character), Gan Isurugi (Character), Nagare Namikawa (Character), Yurika Kirishima (Character), Zaki (Character), Hayato Nekketsu (Character), Momo Karuizawa (Character)

Locations

• Has locations: Japan (Location), School (Location), Pacific High School (Location), Gedo High School (Location), Seijyun Girls' High School (Location), Taiyo Academy (Location), Justice High School (Location), Gorin High School (Location)

Concepts

• Has concepts: Character Select Screen (Concept), Combo (Concept), Finishing Move (Concept), Juggling (Concept), Martial Arts (Concept), Player Character (Concept), Special Attack (Concept), Super Meter (Concept), Villain (Concept), Rivals (Concept), Unbeatable Boss (Concept), Unlockables (Concept), Hand to Hand Combat (Concept), Rivaling Factions (Concept), Jump (Concept), Cutscene (Concept), Gang Leader (Concept), Gangs (Concept), Melee (Concept), Boss Fight (Concept), Boss (Concept), Charge (Concept), Izuna Drop (Concept), Breast Bounce (Concept), Projectile (Concept), Shoto-clone (Concept), Final Boss (Concept), Super Combo (Concept), Hadouken (Concept), Multiple Endings (Concept), Comic Book Cutscene (Concept), Teenager (Concept), Crossover (Concept), Party Game (Concept), Team Up Attack (Concept), Alternate Form (Concept), Health (Concept), Students (Concept), 2D (Concept), Athlete (Concept), Polygonal 3D (Concept), Blocking (Concept), Big Man on Campus (Concept), Critical Hit (Concept), Teachers (Concept), Coordinated Attack (Concept), Character Creation (Concept), PlayStation Underground (Concept), Cooperative Play (Concept), Bot (Concept), Linear Gameplay (Concept), Flawless Victory (Concept), Player vs Player (Concept), E3 1998 (Concept), E3 1999 (Concept), High Score (Concept), Nameless Location (Concept), Objective-Based Team Gameplay (Concept), Q-Sound (Concept), Mirror Match (Concept), Different Versions (Concept)

Objects

• Has objects: Helmet (Object), Baseball Bat (Object), Camera (Object), Sword (Object), Soccer Ball (Object), School Uniform (Object), Tennis Ball (Object), Tennis Racquet (Object), Shinai (Object)

People

• Has people: Wataru Takagi (Person), Yuji Ueda (Person), Koichi Yamadera (Person), Miki Shin'ichiro (Person), Noritaka Funamizu (Person), Toshiyuki Morikawa (Person), Akira Yasuda (Person), Tomomichi Nishimura (Person), Nobuyuki Hiyama (Person), Isshin Chiba (Person), Rei Sakuma (Person), Eiichiro Sasaki (Person), Kaneto Shiozawa (Person), Erik Suzuki (Person), Kazuya Takimoto (Person), Yoshiki Okamoto (Person), delete (Person), Masakazu Matsushita (Person), Kinu Nishimura (Person), Setsuo Yamamoto (Person), Hideaki Itsuno (Person)