She also lacks a sense of sarcasm and is easily manipulated.Ī transfer student from an unspecified jungle in Brazil, Chacha is a catgirl found in the wild that loves going wild and joined a wrestling club just for that very reason. Has solid starting endurance.Ī self-described superhero and cyborg, and an absolute powerhouse with hard hitting special attacks. She’s the traditional school idol character, smart and beautiful, but also untouchable.Ī tomboy who adores Sumo, her small size misinforms her energy and strength. The current successor of Midou school Jujitsu, Kyoko is a more balanced fighter who puts up a cold persona around others, the opposite of the explosive Asuka. She’s nice to birds, though, and overall just an oblivious goof. She’s a karate master trying to avenge her dojo, and her fighting style is just as aggressive as her red and black color scheme would imply. Not-Ryuko from Kill la Kill here is the game’s mascot character. Once you name yourself and pick some traits to affect training, you can select your girls from a pool of fifteen different girls, each one more nutty than the last. You play as a nameless, faceless new coach tasked by Chitose to train a team to win in the Girls’ Fight tourney taking place at the school, revived after its end three years ago. I think they looked at the priestess Kusuko (a favorite on the staff) and wondered what it would be like if they designed every single character like that. Also, instead of a character based story or slice of life about an ambitious girl making new friends and building a club, they decided to make a card battle game where you have to train a team of three wacky anime girls to go beat up other wacky anime girls. As ridiculous as the I! My! Girls! Characters were, Girls’ Fight ups the ante by fourteen, plus a flanderized Haru. After two successful, down to Earth stories, 733’s next entry in the Cherry Tree series took a MASSIVE swerve into crazy town.
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