Wednesday, August 29, 2018

All Capcom Games I own on Xbox One so far Part 1

Hi everyone I'm Jack Red, this isn't a review, list or anything similar. This will be simply a blog to help me keep track of every Capcom game I own on Xbox One. Trust me it is quite list where it stands right now. I'm possibly doing a year worth of Capcom games next year. Don't worry I got plenty more Capcom games to get soon.

I won't say anything on every game featured because in several blogs I already covered them. I will say this is one of the very few game companies I'm willing to do this for. Now a lot of gamers have their own taste with many not being much for Capcom games. Hey we all have to stand out in our own way otherwise it blends in with too many people's opinions.

To clarify majority of their dlcs I do own. I just need all small dlcs for Dead Rising 4 to complete that side of my collection. As for Resident Evil 2 remake I am preordering it on my birthday in a few months. Slight chance I might be able to also preorder Devil May Cry 5. Some remastered Capcom games has all dlcs while others has dlcs you have to pay for.

1. Resident Evil HD Remastered


2. Resident Evil 0 HD Remastered


3. Resident Evil: Revelations


4. Resident Evil: Revelations 2


5. Resident Evil 4


6. Resident Evil 5


7. Resident Evil 6


8. Resident Evil VII: Biohazard


9. Dead Rising


10. Dead Rising 2: Case 0 (Xbox 360 version)


11. Dead Rising 2


12. Dead Rising 2: Case West (Xbox 360 version)


13. Dead Rising 2: Off the Record


14. Dead Rising 3


15. Dead Rising 4


16. Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3


17. Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite


18. DmC


19. Devil May Cry 4 Special Edition

Friday, August 24, 2018

Puppet Master: The Littlest Reich review

Hi everyone I'm Jack Red, yes I heard somewhat about a reboot Puppet Master movie. It is set in parallel universe where Andre Toulon was an Nazi. There are many clear differences between this movie and the main Puppet Master universe. So did I like it or hate it with an passion only one way to find out?

If you haven't seen this movie I recommend not continuing further down. Of course as a long time Puppet Master fan I wanted to check this movie out. I found some interesting things to talk about during my review of it.


Remember when they said Puppet Master: Axis Termination was going to be the bloodiest entry yet? Guess what this movie in my opinion topped the gore fest. One kill involves a puppet going inside an pregnant woman coming out of her belly with the baby. This is the most evil you will ever see of the puppets.

Some scenes, the puppets doesn't wait long before killing people. Like when some of them attempted to escape. The acting is one of the best among all Puppet Master movies. This is an incredibly dark entry like how Twisted Metal: Black was to that franchise. This movie in the back of my mind reminds me of Puppet Master 2.

There's a few more sex scenes than you would expect in a Puppet Master movie. Personally I am more surprised by how violent most of the kills were. A lot of characters stands out in this movie. These puppets are essentially Nazis themselves. This is interesting indirectly to the last three entries being against them.

I would say this has some of the absolute best effects in any Puppet Master movie. This movie may go a little slow at first but it really does pick up fast. This had some involvement with Full Moon unlike the unofficial crossover movie Syfy made. I do like the drawings of the puppets although they represented more of the classic versions.

There are a few major twists relating to the puppets themselves. Andre Toulon is now an undead zombie that's controlling the puppets through a strange small building with rods. Which means unlike most entries, these puppets are filled with electric instead of having a soul that requires a formula. Also there's a couple extra variations of puppets especially Blade.

My favorite Blade puppet was the one looking undead. Thank god Torch finally returns in a Puppet Master movie. He haven't directly appeared in a Puppet Master movie since Puppet Master 5. Now that would be almost twenty five years. I always been a huge fan of Torch since Puppet Master 2. I know Full Moon doesn't like not including him in several Puppet Master movies over budget reasons.

OMG Pinhead is really strong in this movie. Usually he is lucky to struggle a people for awhile. But in this movie he can rip a people's arm off and slam metal objects into people with no problem. I do need to mention Junior Fuhrer. I thought Kamikaze was offense but this wow I'm surprised it got allowed in the movie.

Considering most of the world knows about Hitler I don't even need to further discuss anything. One interesting fact Jester appears in most things Puppet Master. Yet in this movie he got replaced by Happy Amphibian. Some of these new puppets I do like especially Autogyro hey R.O.B. lol. The big twist is most of these puppets were brought in by the visitors of this hotel during a convention.

This is covering murders that were committed by Toulon. Not even the movie stats how many puppets were created by him. By now you should know a great deal about the movie. These puppets have a rather interesting look. Usually I don't support most horror movie reboots but this is an exception.

I honestly hope they would allow them to make a follow up. Seriously this is exactly what the franchise needed. We don't even know if Full Moon plans on making anymore Puppet Master movies. I will say this is one of my favorite entries in the franchise. This movie is well done and surprisingly got allowed in the theaters.

They haven't done that since Puppet Master 5. This is a great Puppet Master movie. One of the best in the gore department with stuff they could cause people to throw up. I can see why Full Moon allowed this to be made. This is going to be a lot better than Child's Play remake please don't remind me. Honestly I am very impressed with everything in this movie.

Why I Don't Like Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite

Hi everyone I'm Jack Red, I already made a few comparison blogs between DC's Injustice 2 and Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite. It is no secret that Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite really dropped the ball. I really felt like they rushed the game out before the deals for which company owns X-Men and The Fantastic Four movies.

Some may consider this a review personally it is more of explaining how disappointed I was playing this. I already know many people felt the same exact way I did.


Wolverine has been in every Marvel vs. Capcom games including the two precursor games that led to it. Honestly I am sorta alright with that but there's still many X-Men characters that haven't been in this series. The character roster is more disappointing than Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street Fighter's I'm not kidding.

In that regard, Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street Fighter had a more interesting selection. Hell it had hidden characters despite most of them being alternate versions of several characters. One interesting fact in Sega Saturn port there is an exclusive joke character based on a member of the team. I grew up with this franchise similar to how a lot of people did back in the day.

Believe it or not, the first entry I played was Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street Fighter at an arcade during a vacation as a kid. A few years later, I got to play X-Men vs. Street Fighter on PlayStation 1. Yes I know not the best port but I never had a Saturn to this day. I kept hearing how good all Saturn ports of that franchise was.

Shortly after getting Sega Dreamcast I got both Marvel vs. Capcom 1 and 2. Not the same day but I did play a lot of both games. I also got to play Marvel vs. Capcom: Origins that had Marvel vs. Capcom and Marvel Super Heroes. It is kinda sad Capcom already made two excellent games based on that comic arc but ruined it with this game.

Just in case you are wondering what two games I'm referring to. Marvel Super Heroes not to be confused with games of the same name in the arcade and Marvel Super Heroes in War of the Gems. Oddly enough Capcom has developed all three of those games. Which meant they should've knock this out of the park.

Considering this is technically Marvel vs. Capcom 4 but actually sixth entry. I mean come on Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 remastered was way better than this. Also after few games they up the number of fighters on screen battling the screen at the same screen. Guess what they felt three on three or higher was too much.

They ended up going back two on two matches. Seriously a lot of people are disappointed in that. There is a story mode but in a way it sorta ruined the magic of this franchise. Before this, it was never clear how both multiverses are connected making these games possible. I felt in a weird way it allowed people to come up with interesting scenarios of what could've happen.

To me, they rushed explaining how it is possible. I am just going to say it the story mode was boring, repetitive and at times cheap. They didn't allow you to change things up by altering their selection of characters or which team late in the story mode you want to be in any order. Really Capcom by not doing either of those took too much appeal out of it.

I don't even need to say DC's Injustice 2 wiped the floor with it. The artwork wasn't exciting to look at. Why was it so necessary even it indirectly made the game much bigger in size than it needed to be. They easily could've hold back a lot of that to focus on other things. By the way for arcade mode there is no ending.

In Marvel vs. Capcom 2's case yes it had one ending during ending credits but at least it acted as a proper conclusion. Also most DLC costumes aren't well selected at all. In fact they're just as boring as their selection of DLC characters I'm not kidding. The final boss is horribly unbalanced in many ways.

Ultron Sigma for the most part is fine but he ends up being a little easier than many bosses in previous entries. Ultron Omega is easily the worst final boss of the franchise. A lot of his moves can be avoided. He sure spent a lot of time blocking your team's attacks. Basically he is almost like Azazel from Tekken 6 without the barrier.

This game felt more like a generic cash in product than a true entry of this amazing crossover franchise. The actual ending to story mode just leaves you feeling unsatisfied. I don't like how they brought the gems into the fighting system. Especially after playing Marvel Super Heroes that nailed using the gems way better.

Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite isn't a good title either. Sure on one hand it likely referring to the Infinity Gems. But usually a lot of people would see it as going beyond what most of us expected. More levels, more characters, more hyper combos and character endings. Most Marvel fans could've been happy for years to come.

Not even the voice acting helps yes there is actual voice acting in this game. Can I be honest not many of their voices works for this game. I am not kidding Morrigan in particular I know should represent her heritage but it just felt awkward how they did it. I had more fun watching Man-Thing movie & you know that sucks too.

You would think after both versions of Marvel vs. Capcom 3, they could've do much better than this. It is a real shame this game was rushed out the way it was. Only if they held back on the drawing & delay the game longer after the final deals are done. We could've had a lot of much needed dlcs coming our way.

Sadly they didn't really put much thought into the actual dlcs. In fact most of it's competitors even the worst dlc among what they were selling was way better than this. Now isn't that just palm sad that Capcom did this. Even the level selection in this game comes off sorta boring. Let's take it a step further I know a lot of older fans aren't crazy for Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street Fighter.

I can honestly say it had a better level selection than this. Also why do we need to pay for both regular versions of Ultron & Sigma? Seriously that's just bad business guys. I felt some characters simply play better in previous entries. The newer Killer Instinct game that had three seasons worth of content was much better than this.

I hate to say it but I never been this disappointed in any Capcom game. There are a select few that came close like Devil May Cry 2 coughs crap, Resident Evil 6 and Dead Rising 4. Those games with their own flaws was much better than this. I really hope with the next entry they really step up their game or I'm done with the series.

Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite is mostly a major step backwards. I felt Darkstalkers: Resurrection another great Capcom compilation that didn't get a lot of attention was much better. Considering some of Darkstalkers characters appears in this & aren't done right bags the question what exactly happened guys?

This game should've been a huge or at least done a little notably better than it currently had. This is a game that was robbed of it's greatness even before release. I been a fan of that franchise for a long time there is no excuse for this. This better not be the end of it or I will be piss off for years. Oh yeah you got to love those congratulations screen pictures because all it is simply wasting your time.

I rather have a fighting game that actually willing to push the limits like Injustice 2, Tekken 7 and Mortal Kombat X. All three of them are way better than this with more dlcs technically. You know it is depressing this franchise started out great through out the 90s. Marvel vs. Capcom 3 that came a couple years after Mortal Kombat vs. DC Universe blew it away.

Thankfully in that case we ended up with Injustice franchise bringing many belong DC comic characters. Hell some great guest characters with the turtles being the biggest surprise. More recently a lot of fighting game franchises is bringing in guest characters to help spice things up. Too bad they never considered doing that for this.

Honestly I could go on and on for hours how disappointing this game was. But thankfully there's a lot of better fighting games I can play instead. This is simply not up for recommendations. I highly advise any Marvel fan to stay away from this game. Trust me there's plenty of great Marvel games like Spider-Man & Venom: Maximum Carnage or Spider-Man on PS1.

Tuesday, August 21, 2018

Tekken series review by Jack Red

This will be a very lengthy blog please take as many breaks as possible. I figured to do most Tekken stuff in one blog. I really felt this series is heading in the right direction. I can honestly say this is one of the few game series that felt like I belong to it. Tekken is always an unique experience many people will enjoy.

Hi everyone I'm Jack Red, considering season 2 is coming to Tekken 7 soon. I figured to review one of my absolute favorite fighting game series. Tekken always left a great taste in my mouth for the most part. These games are now considered legendary in every sense of the word. You simply can not recreate a Tekken game.

Yes I know Sega came first with Virtua Fighter franchise. Namco now Bandai Namco decided to answer right back with Tekken franchise. Believe it or not, I still haven't play many Virtua Fighter games. I played majority of Tekken games missing out on a few titles. Thankfully I have played all the main games.

Also included in this review will be all the movies and both Tag Tournament games. I figured I should discuss it all in one lengthy blog entry showing off how much I care for Tekken series. I am what you call average among gamers but I'm very good at Tekken games. These games does have their ups and downs but they always gave me enough reason to keep coming back.

I should mention I still haven't got to play season 1 dlcs. At a later time after checking out all of season 2 dlcs. I will do both of them together in one blog to help make up for not being present here.

1. Tekken (1994 & 1995 PlayStation 1 port)

Shortly after Sega's Virtua Fighter hit the arcades. Namco decided to come in with their own 3D fighting game Tekken. Not a lot of newer Tekken fans knows this but most songs got extended in PlayStation port. The same port has endings to many playable characters. Originally in the arcade version you can't pause while you can in it's PS1 port.

Obviously they made some improvements with the actual game play most notably in PS1 version. The overall movements are sped up just enough to get more use to the mechanics faster. A lot of these characters are still around in later games today. I been around Tekken 1 PS1 version that someone else owned.

I believe through Tekken 5 on PS2 I got to play the original arcade version. They made one notable change to allow you the options found in PS1 version to make it easier to play. I am really not trying to play on how slow Tekken 1 because it is in my opinion faster than Virtua Fighter. Which helps Tekken to stand out among it's competition is some of the characters are robots and animals.

Believe it or not, it wasn't common for fighting games to have robots and animals as playable characters. Tekken 1 has some great songs that are still worth listening to today. This game does have a common trend many fighting games around the time. Where the characters must face their rivals before taking on the final boss. I should mention all sub bosses and Heihachi are not playable in the original arcade version.

By beating the game with a particular character among default ones will unlock their sub bosses. Exclusive to PS1 port, you have to destroy all alien ships during a challenge stage of Galaga. If you are able to do so you can play as Devil. Although he is simply acts as another costume of Kazuya. The final boss is Heihachi Mishima.

Although the cut scenes may look dated but still looks amazing in it's own right. They also extended the intro for PS1 port. Tekken 1 is a classic for having some great early 3D levels. All of them are outside with no clear limit where the screen ends. I felt Yoshimitsu changed the most from later entries that I will try to explain the most notable ones.

2. Tekken 2 (1996)

Tekken 2 is a follow up to Tekken that does improve over it in many ways. A direct competitor to Virtua Fighter 2 that had several different versions. This was the only Tekken game I owned on PlayStation 1. Tekken 2 has better overall character designs in my opinion. I would say Paul and Yoshimitsu looks way better in this game.

Following the same suit as the previous entry, all default characters has to beat the game to unlock their sub bosses. This time the final boss is Heihachi's son Kazuya with two forms. Oddly there is another character playable on Devil's slot named Angel representing his good side. I always felt Tekken 2 had an amazing soundtrack for it's time.

More playable characters this time around like a good fighting game sequel. Now you can fight an kangaroo named Roger & a raptor named Alex that has a boxer fighting style. The idea of a boxing kangaroo has been around a long time but a boxing dinosaur oh okay that's a new one. A great variety of levels with some of them still among my favorites overall.

There's more modes to play than in Tekken 1 PS1 port. Tekken 2 does play faster with improved controls & hit detection. Some of my favorite endings on this franchise of PS1 era are present here. The sound design in general is better than the previous entry. Considering this went head to head with Virtua Fighter 2 it did an amazing job.

Like Tekken 1, an alternate arcade version of Tekken 2 is playable on PS2 version of Tekken 2. This version is similar to having all the hidden characters unlocked in a save. You can play as all the characters from the start. Tekken 2 does have amazing cut scenes that does stand the test of time well. There isn't much in terms of voice acting but it still great for what it needed to be.

3. Tekken 3 (1998)

Tekken 3 is a game I got to play through several neighbors growing up. I did get to directly play the arcade version beating it a few times. I also got to play that version through Tekken 5 on PS2. To me this is easily one of the very best fighting games I have ever played. Not only it improves over everything Tekken 2 done.

I would say it really pushed the bar high with this entry. Some of my favorite songs on PS1 is present here. The game play is even faster with easier to memorize controls. This port has two exclusive characters not present in the arcade version. Dr. Bosconovitch a friend of Yoshimitsu and the original guest character.

They got allowed to use Gon from Gon whose a small dinosaur. I just found out he had a cameo in Tekken the Motion Picture. He so happens to have the only ending in Tekken's history to endlessly loop repeatedly. Gon also has two ways to be unlocked in the game. You can unlock him by beating him in Tekken Ball mode or getting a high score to input GON to unlock him instantly.

There's more modes to play like Tekken Ball mode that is volley ball. I would say there is a difficulty curve you have to pay attention to while playing it. There is also Tekken Force mode that plays like classic beat em up games. To unlock the scientist you have to beat it four times while the fourth time giving you an extra level to beat him.

Tekken 3 improves so much over the arcade version it isn't funny. A great roster of characters with a good variety of fighting styles. This game got unofficially ported to Sega Dreamcast by Bleem! A program that allows PS1 games to play right off Sega Dreamcast. Although it can trigger some graphical glitches.

By this point Yoshimitsu kept looking stranger with later entries. Honestly I am so mixed about all of them that I can't say I actually like any of them. It is like someone whose desperate to stand out by wearing clothes they don't even like but you can tell they're trying very hard. To me it sorta felt like that but yes I do like Yoshimitsu.

I always felt this game is one of the greatest PS1 games I ever played. Tekken 3 has done away from the format of sub bosses for this game. The final boss is Ogre who has two forms similar to the previous game. Except their fighting styles is very different from each other. This entry also introduced two of my favorite characters Bryan Fury & Mokujin.

OMG Mokujin is easily one of my favorite mimic fighting game characters. At random he will having someone else's fighting style. Each round he will change out never usually repeating during a match. To master Mokujin, you must master everyone else first. Bryan Fury is one of my favorite villain characters in this series.

4. Tekken Tag Tournament (2000)

True story I went to buy Tekken 4, a guy working at Gamestop actually told me to buy Tekken Tag Tournament. Eventually I do end up getting Tekken Tag Tournament sometime after playing a little of the arcade version. This may be non canon but it gives us an excuse to play with many fan favorite characters in one game.

Similar to Mortal Kombat Trilogy a few years prior. I would say it does a great job pushing the envelope. There's much more characters to choose from to keep you busy. You can fight one on one or two on two. If you do fight two on two then you only need to defeat one character on either team to win a round.

You can keep changing characters repeatedly in the matches. There is moves that do involve this feature making this a truly unique experience. This game looks amazing on PlayStation 2 and at the arcades. Hell I am going to say it to me this was the real Tekken 4 experience I was dying for. I will explain more why in the next entry.

Tekken Tag Tournament does have a somewhat fun Bowling mode. Very recently in Tekken 7 as a dlc this mini game returns. A lot of the character looks came straight out of Tekken 3. Some felt this is more of an upgraded Tekken 3 than an actual game. Although there is parts of that I do agree with. I do felt strongly this game deserves to be called it's own game.

The final boss is Unknown no seriously that's what she called in the actual game. She is also a mimic character with a few twist. She can't fight with another character like most of them. Unknown can instantly change out her move set to another character's. This game has an amazing soundtrack with great sound effects.

When you face Unknown in arcade mode she will keep regenerating her health making her tougher than everyone else. Sadly the only real criticism I do have is the endings. Most of them are way too short. You won't feel satisfy playing through the game with every character like most Tekken games. This is a solid entry that deserves more people to play it.

5. Tekken 4 (2002)

Let's be honest out of all Tekken games I'm reviewing this was the only real disappointment. The actual game play felt like a major step backwards. They chose to change the controls & make the overall pace a low slower. I usually don''t say this but I really didn't like how they went about the character selection screen.

Tekken is widely known for having a lot of characters yet this game made it felt like they all couldn't fit. Some hidden characters are essentially acting as alternate costumes to other characters. They did this a few times in the past but not as often as this. Sure the game looks good and has some good songs.

I am not crazy for it's soundtrack or some of the sound effects. The endings are alright for the most part. I do like some characters in story mode fights a different final opponent to help spice things up. Most characters end up facing Heihachi Mishima. You could simply play this for hours to unlock all the hidden characters. Tekken Force mode is very different from that of Tekken 3's.

You are still fighting the soldiers as well as some of the characters. Sadly there is no real prize for completing it. There is additional sections in some levels you could explore but it simply a waste of time. My big problem with it also implies to several later mini games. They tried making a 3D fighting engine while the enemy placements is more like 2D.

Your character simply can't fight properly against multiple opponents. This wasn't much of an issue in the previous Tekken Force mode. This game comes so close feeling like a true entry but ultimately falls short. Tekken 4 is a mixed experience for many reasons stated here. There may be people that are still fans of it while others like myself prefer to ignore it altogether.

6. Tekken 5 (2004 & 2005 PlayStation 2 port)

Tekken 5 is absolutely amazing since it does much more than made up for Tekken 4. I should mention along with Tekken 1-3, there is another arcade game called Starblade. Similar to Tekken 1 PS1 port, you start out with a classic arcade game playing. Yes you can skip it if you choose to. I missed out on other ports of this game.

PSP version now called Tekken 5: Dark Resurrection added Armor King II, Lili and Sergei to the roster. PS3 version of it adds Jinpachi Mishima the final boss of this game to the roster. A bigger roster of characters with plenty of levels. There's more modes to play than the previous entry. Tekken 5 has one of my favorite soundtracks of the franchise.

The ranking system tread started with this game. You can customize your characters with plenty of options to do so. I still prefer Soulcalibur series in that department for many reasons. The Devil Within mini game has Jin Kazama fighting through waves of enemies. At the end he faces Ogre again this time a new form appears.

Keep in mind, this mini game isn't canon but it is way better than Tekken Force mode of Tekken 4. It still isn't a home run unfortunately. Some bosses can be cheap with similar issues from Tekken Force mode making things more difficult than it should be. They revamped the overall pace to being what it should've been in the previous entry.

Tekken 5 is easily one of my favorite PS2 games. I would even go as far to say it is better than Tekken Tag Tournament. This is a truly solid fighting game that will keep you coming back for more. Honestly this entry pushed it's competition to do better as well. The long standing tread of Tekken games on PlayStation consoles only ends with this game.

Jinpachi Mishima is Heihachi's deceased father that got revived through energy from Devil Jin. He is losing control over his humanity to the devil gene. By now you should know one particular ending will reveal whose in control of the tournament in the next entry. This is easily one of the greatest games I have ever played.

7. Tekken 6 (2009)

Starting with Tekken 6, all home ports will be based on the later upgraded arcade version. Most of it's competitors left the arcade business a long time ago. This was also the first time Tekken games became playable on Xbox consoles. Although some of their decisions didn't left a good taste in people's mouths.

For example they chose to put arcade mode hidden inside Scenario Campaign. Oh wait it gets stranger there is a few stages with one bonus boss. NANCY-MI847J a rival robot to Jack series. They made it incredibly unfair to win against that thing in many ways. But if you somehow do win you will get an achievement/trophy.

The final boss is Azazel the source of devil genes. This boss is incredibly cheap even worse than NANCY-MI847J. At least Jinpachi of the previous game was just right on difficulty. Sure he has some huge damage moves himself but you are morel likely to prevent them from happening. This creature has a barrier greatly limiting what you can do.

You can damage Azazel to a degree limiting some of it's options but you are still likely to lose. You also face him at the end of Scenario Campaign being more frustrating than arcade mode version. They added Lars and Alisa exclusively to home ports. Scenario Campaign takes the place of story mode.

Personally I rather have separate character stories than most of the focus going into a story mode. Yes I am looking at you Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite. Scenario Campaign can take hours to play through with a couple of weapons. There's plenty of bosses through it similar to other mini games of the previous entries.

Yes the same issue facing multiple opponents appears but not as bad. One particular level actually gives you the option to play as NANCY-MI847J. I believe it is the same level if you don't play as that robot & beat the level you will get an achievement/trophy. The endings has some of my favorite strange jokes of the franchise.

Tekken 6 introduces online play with it's own variation of the ranking system. Here comes a major problem in offline version you can only go as high as 1st Dan. Pretty much where the real ranks begins while you can go all the way online. Considering this wasn't an issue in Tekken 5 further bags the question why would they do that?

Tekken 6 is a much better game than Tekken 4 despite some strange decisions. The things it does right are great for the most part. But I felt too much focus went into Scenario Campaign. I rather put the attention to detail to the very core game play than anything else. Tekken 6 made it easier to earn money to help customize characters or creating new characters.

8. Tekken Tag Tournament 2 (2012)

Tekken Tag Tournament 2 is a game I waited a long time for. Six years after Mortal Kombat: Armageddon. Another all stars fighting game that actually disappointed me. But thankfully this game is way better. I would even say this is one of my absolute favorite Tekken games ever. This is virtually Tekken fan service at it's finest.

The biggest roster of characters in history of the franchise of 59 characters. Originally in the arcade version was 41 characters making this a new personal record for the franchise. Usually it is a handful of characters that got added in ports. Almost sixty characters in one Tekken character is pretty impressive.

You can buy all cut scenes including endings and soundtracks of other Tekken games. Thankfully the prices went down with four combine bundles to speed up buying it all. One weird thing is you have to pay for online pass to be allowed to play against other players online. Just like Tekken Tag Tournament 1, this has almost every character in a game.

Sure it is a long list of versions of several characters that isn't presented but you really aren't getting cheated. You can customize the actual soundtrack of the game by changing what sounds plays in any section of the game. This does including songs from previous games to truly make this an unique experience.

I didn't get to play this on WII U but they added Nintendo character theme costumes and some Mario power ups. Other than that it isn't much different from most versions. I would say some of my absolute favorite endings are in this game. They fixed a major rank problem I had with Tekken 6 with this.

Tekken Tag Tournament 2 does made up for the areas Tekken 6 fell short in. Some of the best levels are also present here. You also can by doing a button combination transform Kazuya into Devil. This game not only screams Tekken very loud & proud. It is incredibly addicting even for a fighting game. Honestly I really can't criticize it in any major way.

I should mention they changed how Dr. Bosconovitch fights in this game. With the possible exception of Tiger Jackson, every playable character has an ending. Going back to Tag Tournament 1, some fans felt Unknown was Jun Kazama whose been absent since Tekken 2. It turns out to be someone else that was simply possessed by a spirit.

In this game Unknown is Jun Kazama that got corrupted by devil genes. In canon, her purity did have some affect on Kazuya. Which meant she couldn't be corrupted by devil genes. She is virtually a more powerful version of herself with some moves you expect final bosses to have. Also this Unknown is mostly purple compared to the other Unknown character being mostly in black.

9. Tekken 7 (2017)

OMG this and Injustice 2 are very good fighting games of their respective years. Tekken 7 is a conclusion to the long standing rivalry of Heihachi & his son Kazuya. It does explain a great detail of things to make more sense what actually going on. In a weird way Heihachi is sorta an anti hero character.

I won't fully give it away just yet. One big surprise is Street Fighter's Akuma appears in this game. Considering the last guest character appears in Tekken 3. It has been officially 19 years with a few more guest characters being dlc characters like upcoming The Walking Dead's Negan. I can say very quickly that was almost as surprising as Alien appearing in MKX.

I should mention in the past Tekken has cross over with many franchises. I will try to not make this too long to follow. I am only listing cross overs Bandai Namco didn't directly make but were involved with. Heihachi appears in PlayStation All-Stars. Capcom made Street Fighter x Tekken & a crossover RPG franchise eventually bringing Sega into the mix.

Which further bags the question when will Tekken & Virtua Fighter fully cross over in a fighting game? Also considering there does exist Fighters Megamix on Sega Saturn that has several Virtua Fighter characters. Yes I know I am getting off topic but I was simply pointing out the day is coming. Even both companies stated that they're interested in doing a crossover game.

Tekken 7 in every possible way really got me impressed. The story mode is way better than Soulcalibur 5's. I really like how they went about ending it. Sorta like how Solid Snake & Liquid Ocelot did in Metal Gear Solid 4. Additionally Character Stories Episodes is a much smaller take focusing on each fighter's most important fight.

They still get endings several different ways. Honestly I wish they would've made those episodes a little longer. At least it has endings unlike Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite how could you lol. Now added into the move set is a new feature called Rage Arts. This is similar what Killer Instinct on Xbox One does when either character is almost defeated with a twist.

If you have enough of your bar filled when in this state & land a blow. Which can directly depending on a particular blow that must connect in order to trigger a new intense combo. Usually meant as a last resort that can make the difference if used correctly. It is possible to block & avoid those combos. There is item moves that involves performing a move with an item you placed on any character.

In Tekken 6, you can do that as well but it technically didn't have a name last I checked. I felt the difficulty is mostly done just right especially on very hard difficulty. There is parts of the story mode that often spikes in difficulty a lot. The soundtrack is absolutely amazing with very good sound design.

Probably one of my favorite surprises is you can use in game money to buy most Tekken endings. You can buy them separately or altogether in a bundle to sped things up. This also counts Tekken Tag Tournament 2, due to not renewing the contract for using Gon in Tekken 3. His ending is removed from both Tekken games.

I do need to mention some characters like Akuma, Geese Howard and Noctis has a different set up. Each one representing more of their franchise. Honestly I felt this helps differing them from Tekken characters. It also helps spice up the game play. I can't wait to see a preview of how Negan will play in game play.

Now you heard what I thought of the games it is time to talk about the movies. I can honestly say even the best of these is difficult for me to recommend but it will still be watchable. Chances are my opinion on all of these is likely similar to yours. I will say thank god they canned SoulCalibur movie. The last thing I want is the same people in charge ended up ruining that too.

1. Tekken the Motion Picture (1998)

Originally in Japan these was a two episode OVA series. When they brought it here they made it into a movie. Similar to Sonic the Hedgehog movie that tied in with the release of Sega Dreamcast. I remember renting this movie several times. It was one of the few white colored VHS tapes I been around.

For those that may never been around VHS tapes that was the main format for releasing movies during my child hood. Around the early 2000s, DVDs quickly replaced it with VHS officially stopping a few years later. Right now you can get movies digitally and Blu-ray along with standard DVDs.

VHS survived most rival video formats prior to DVD lasting several decades. Tekken the Motion Picture is a retelling of Tekken 1. A lot of people more recently criticize the story pace and animation. Let's be honest Tekken never told it's story well but people still talk about it. As for the animation at the time they were great.

A lot of your favorite Tekken characters appears. I felt they did a great job with using some of the characters. This movie does embody the spirit of Tekken in many ways. I always felt a deep connection to this movie. To be honest it was one of the first good video game movies I seen. I consider it being good for being far closer to the source material than many video game movies of the time.

The soundtrack is easily one of the best among all the Tekken movies. Yes the pace does seem to go a little faster than it should. I believe this is because they made the decision to turn both episodes of a OVA into a movie for US audience. Of course the editing to make that possible wasn't going to be perfect.

Although this game out late 90s it felt more like you were watching an 80s anime movie. It sorta has that look and the way they used the audio. Of course they were attempting to recreate the games in that retrospect. This movie is hands down one of the best animated video game movies I ever seen. Sure a lot of people ignore it, isn't aware of it's existence or critical of the time period.

Some people are really critical about comparing stuff especially back then to now. Screw that all you are doing is trashing what technically a good movie with flawed logic. Some people would criticize the animation in general. Honestly it looks & moves well enough for me. Some would even criticize it for being dated in terms of voice acting.

Keep in mind around the 90s, anime was starting to become more popular in the United States. It took several years for it to become major stream here. There isn't a lot of early anime movies that came to the United States fully dubbed. So in that regard I'm impressed we even got this movie. This movie followed a few years after Ghost in the Shell another great anime movie.

2. Tekken (2009 original release and US release 2011)

OMG how they did screw up Tekken so bad? They didn't even allow the director of the games to be involved. The moment they started filming & writing, no body from Bandai Namco was involved. Which is oddly similar to Dragon Ball: Evolution. Even in comparison Tekken isn't as close as bad. Tekken is essentially they took Tekken 3 but really down play everything else.

I mean come on Tekken 3 was an amazing game and we got this? They got the actor who plays Scorpion in Mortal Kombat: Legacy show.Also got the guy who played Shang Tsung in the first MK movie. Sadly only those two castings were good but the writing is not Tekken at all. Tekken does have it's serious & at times joke moments.

There is no jokes in this movie unless you consider the movie itself a joke. They ruined a few key rules of the Iron Fist Tournament. First off not once in any of the games they forced the fighters to kill each other. When did this suddenly become Mortal Kombat? Second the remaining fighter gets a rare opportunity to fight the person running the tournament for his position.

Which does happen late in the movie but not before Kazuya stolen control illegally. I have several problems with this in the story. In the games, Kazuya really hates his father Heihachi to the point wanting him dead. So why is his father still alive after he took over bags a lot of questions. Also they would put the tournament on hold over something like that making what just happened not possible.

Oh yes let's bring up Bryan Fury how did they screw him up so bad? Let me explain in the movie he has been fighting with illegal metal enhancements. But in the games, his body belongs to a good cop. A cruel scientist turned his corpse into a powerful fighting machine. In other words he transformed into a fighting terminator.

In the games themselves many characters fights with weapons. They even allowed animals, robots and Mokujin to compete. Therefore by Kazuya changing the rules to killing your opponent doesn't change anything. I could respect they tried making it more realistic in some ways. Even Dead or Alive movie had much more going for it.

When did Bryan become TJ Combo no seriously when? In Killer Instinct canon, TJ Combo was a long time champion that secretly fought with illegal machine enhancements. But more recently came back without them to prove he is still a great fighter. Sometimes when you talk fighting games the names will keep floating out.

Most characters aren't even close to being faithful to their video game counterparts at all. For example Anna & Nina doing a threesome with Kazuya? In the games they are rival assassins that hated each other. Also Kazuya did have a love interest in the game named Jun Kazama. But he gave in to his dark side eventually gaining complete control over his devil genes.

Not even the fighting is worth watching. Which I find to be pretty sad because the fighting in those games are incredibly addicting & fun to watch. Tekken should've been called something else. I have so many issues with this movie that I highly recommend you avoid it at all costs. Trust me if you love the games do not watch this movie or you will be piss right the hell off I'm not kidding.

3. Tekken: Blood Vengeance (2011)

Tekken: Blood Vengeance may not be canon to the games like CGI Resident Evil movies. But I do got to say I do enjoy watching this. To me this is what the live action Tekken movie should've been. A lot of Tekken characters in this movie. Very impressed by the overall animation & artwork mirroring the games very well.

This movie felt like the director of the games was more involved for sure. The story is told better than the games but at the same time it could be it's own thing. Sure it does have some exciting moments including an epic three way fight between the Mishima family. I would still say parts of the games is more exciting than this movie.

Every Tekken character is done perfectly this time around. A direct opposite of the live action movie. This movie screams Tekken with a very loud voice. I should mention a particular release of it does have a remastered Tekken Tag Tournament and a technical demo of it's sequel. I believe it is called Tekken Hybrid being one of the coolest things they have ever done.

Sadly I missed out on that experience but I always thought it was a great idea. Everything about this movie is very similar to what you will find in the games. This movie gets more praise than Tekken the Motion Picture. I felt this movie was respecting the franchise very well. I can honestly say the newer forms of Devil & Devil Jin were awesome looking.

The voice acting is actually better than it is in the games. Usually some characters speaks a different language that could be confusing for many people to keep up with. Here everything is speaking the same language that works well for the movie. The fight scenes in general are worthy of the name Tekken series.

4. Tekken 2: Kazuya's Revenge (2014)

A prequel to Tekken live action movie and can you believe this is even worse? Yeah it blew me away alright more like a failed combo in a very close fight then you get defeated right afterwards. Tekken 2: Kazuya's Revenge went through several different titles during production. Guess what not one of them fits the movie.

Kazuya's Revenge you expect Kazuya to get some form of revenge on his father Heihachi right? Nope they don't even fight each other in this movie. Hold the phone one of the biggest Tekken rivalries gets this treatment? Oh yes this movie is a special kind of bad even among video game movies.

The actor playing Heihachi from the live action Tekken movie reprises his role. But in both movies, they really down played Heihachi Mishima. Are you kidding me, this old guy tanked an explosion point blank that sent him flying a long distance and he gets up like nothing happened. This is similar how the original X-Men movie trilogy treated Rogue.

Kazuya comes off more of a hero which that by itself doesn't make any sense to the games. He always was a major antagonist in the franchise. His son Jin is more of an anti-hero character due to some of his actions. The story is really not Tekken at all because this being more of who am I kind of movies.

You got to be kidding me you won't even give us a tournament to watch? The fighting is much worse than the live action Tekken movie I'm not kidding. I can't honestly name a single part of this movie I would rewatch it is that bad folks. Tekken 2: Kazuya's Revenge is pretty uninspired for a video game movie.

They were very quiet about releasing this knowing how bad they messed it up. Oh yeah it is a special toxin that could make a hundred if not thousand of people go on a riot over this. Honestly this movie really isn't doing anyone any favors. There isn't even close to being like the games at all. To me this felt more like a failed material arts movie but they needed a name to release it with no problem.

"Oh I know let's call it Tekken 2: Kazuya's Revenge and call it a day." I'm very sure it went like that because this isn't Tekken at all. Very few Tekken characters are in this movie. There's plenty of them in Tekken Tag Tournament 2 & Tekken 6. It bags the question does any of them know what Tekken actually is?

I will now do three different Tekken ranking system to help give you an idea how I view all of this down below... Remember I start at the bottom from the worst working my way to best.

Main game series
7. Tekken 4
6. Tekken 6
5. Tekken
4. Tekken 2
3. Tekken 5
2. Tekken 3
1. Tekken 7

Tag Tournament series
2. Tekken Tag Tournament
1. Tekken Tag Tournament 2

Tekken movies
4. Tekken 2: Kazuya's Revenge
3. Tekken
2. Tekken the Motion Picture
1. Tekken: Blood Vengeance

Thursday, August 16, 2018

Death Battle Fight Prediction: Dio Brando (JoJo's Bizarre Adventure) vs. Alucard (Hellsing)

This will be a lengthy prediction blog. Please take as many breaks as possible while reading. I really don't want you to get in between these two vampires.

I am not copying off a great prediction blog on Dio Brando vs. Alucard. I did my own research on the topic at hand. I just wanted to give a link to it since this is a very great blog covering a lot of stuff. I won't be using as close as many pictures but at least you get the idea. Special thanks to Iswan62 for making that blog to ultimately gain my interest in this fight.

https://screwattack.roosterteeth.com/post/51230092

Hi everyone I'm Jack Red, I am going to do something different for a chance. I noticed a lot of people really want Alucard from Hellsing to be on Death Battle. Two of the requests I see more than enough of involves Dio Brando from JoJo's Bizarre Adventure and Father Abel Nightroad from Trinity Blood.

Yes an anime vampire battle with very different outcomes. I figured since I know plenty about all three of them. I will be making two prediction blogs with them going against Alucard. Ever since I got introduced to Hellsing Ultimate during my first year attempting Otakon. I been such a huge Alucard fan.

I wanted to start with what may be his most requested opponent to date. OMG this is going to be very difficult either in 2D or 3D to animate. This is going to be one of my favorite anime battles ever. Regardless I really wanted to do both of these predictions knowing one of them will likely face him. I do like all three characters a lot in their own right.

Dio Brando

Dio became a part of the Joestar family growing up with Jonathan Joestar. Ever since the beginning, Dio wants to rule over everything imagine. Following his final defeat by Jonathan spent a century inside a coffin while his head attached to his nemesis' body deep in the ocean. More recently Dio has two very different stands that can aid him in many ways.

Alucard

Originally Vlad the Impaler aka Count Dragula. Alucard has been called the king of vampires for centuries. One night he got defeated by a old man named Dr. Hellsing. From that point on, Alucard started working for Hellsing Organization fighting against vampires & their ghouls. Alucard is easily the very best in what he does.

Powers & Abilities
Dio Brando

+Capable through his stand The World to stop time for several seconds
+Superhuman Strength
+Superhuman Speed
+Superhuman Stamina
+Superhuman Durablity
+Superhuman Reflexes
+Superhuman Senses
+Regeneration
+Space Ripper Stingy Eyes (I didn't name this lol)
+Vaporization Freezing Technique
+Fusing body parts into each other
+Flesh Buds
+Hypnosis
+Teleportation (Not explained in Part 1)
+Healing other people

Dio through a favor from his dying father to steal what belongs to the Joestar family. He discovers one of many masks created by the Pillar Men. This particular mask was meant for the Joestar family. Although most of them can easily transform people into vampires. After a century trapped inside a coffin, Dio got some of the deadliest stand users to go after the Joestar Family.

Alucard

+Regeneration
+Dark Composition
+Intangibility
+Immortality
+Hematophagy
+Aestivation (Going long periods without drinking blood)
+Hemokinesis (Capable of manipulating blood)
+Soul Absorption
+Familiar Control (Allowing him to summon any souls from his very being to fight)
+Shape shifting
+Mist Body
+Superhuman Senses
+Superhuman Strength
+Superhuman Speed
+Superhuman Stamina
+Superhuman Reflexes
+Telepathy
+Telekinesis
+Daywalking
+Weather Control
+Hypnosis
+Fire Manipulation
+Madness Inducment
+Gravity Defiance
+Supernatural Detection
+Superhuman Durability

Alucard may starts off as the very thing to inspired the creation of the Hellsing Organization. For a long time remains as their top vampire hunter. Even to this day has never failed a mission those in charge gave him. Often describe as a very horrifying nightmare possibly true evil incarnate. Alucard is always loyal to whose running the organization.

Weaknesses
Dio Brando

Dio is widely known to be incredibly arrogance. A truly evil man capable of doing the unspeakable. There are notable limits to his regeneration. Such as depending on the damage on his body could take longer to heal up. If limbs were cut off from his body, he would have trouble getting back. More recently relies heavily around abusing The World's ability.

Considering he is a vampire, his body can't handle sunlight. He often under estimates his opponents that led to his downfall. Although he is willing to do whatever it takes to win. Sometimes allows anger to take over during combat mostly present in his fights against the Joestar family. His fighting style does lack unpredictability out of the two.

Alucard

Alucard willingly drops his guard often. Although he can tank an insane amount of damage. All of that damage is affecting the very souls within his very being. Which means if he kept doing that against someone capable of handling him for hours would mean death for Alucard. Also he can't use Level 0 until his boss gives the order.

If he does activate Level 0, all of his souls are free from his body making him vulnerable. The very bullets he uses can do damage to himself. Often gets carried away terrorizing people. Limited amount of bullets to begin with. Alucard also can be greatly weakened by going a long period without blood. He can walk in the sunlight despite weakening him in the process.

Dio Brando


Advantages
+Superior Strength
+Superior Speed
+Superior physically more durable
+Superior blood sucking speed
+Capable of stopping time often
+Being strategist
+Not affected by silver
+Capable of drinking Alucard's blood
+Superior long period of not drinking blood
+Even back when he was a human, his stats was superior to Alucard's

Disadvantages
-There is limits to what his body can regenerate
-Prefers to fight up close
-Sunlight can instantly kill him
-Even if he wasn't trapped inside a coffin for a century he still lacks experience

Alucard


Advantages
+Way more powers
+Ridiculous regeneration
+Way more experience
+More unpredictable

Disadvantages
-Dio easily survived an attack by the Silver Chariot meaning silver doesn't affect him
-Very likely to run out of ammo
-A good number of his powers Dio can countet
-By releasing Level 0, Alucard loses most of his invulnerability
-Every damage Alucard tanks goes straight to the souls inside of him
-Requires a command from his boss to even activate Level 0
-Surprisingly Alucard has no counter against The World's power
-Often drops his guard on purpose to throw off his opponents
-Most of his scare tactics won't work on Dio
-Much slower
-Much weaker
-His body isn't even close as durable as Dio's

Verdict

Two god like anime vampires enter one massive blood bath. Alucard may have more powers & experience over Dio. But Dio trumps him in all the other categories. Let's get the big durability issue out of the way first. Yes Alucard does have superior regeneration capable of fully regenerating no matter what happens.

However that was made possible through all the souls he stolen over the years. It is debatable how many souls he had prior to releasing Level 0. What we do know is whatever damage Alucard takes usually goes straight to his souls. The problem is most of them are regular humans with a handful of artificial vampires.

Their DNA was spiced through a particular micro chip from the Millennium. Therefore despite having traits of vampires, they aren't actually real vampires. Alucard does require a command from his boss to release Level 0. Of course this comes with a few major problems. Dio can prevent many ways of Alucard receiving the order.

After Level 0 gets released, all the souls inside Alucard becomes free. This takes away the insane durability Alucard had prior to the start of the fight. It is widely known at full power he becomes vulnerable enough to die. Even with the insane amount of souls inside Alucard going for Dio. Thanks to his stand's power, he can easily kill them all and drop every last drop of their blood.

I should mention he can stick his fingers into people draining them much faster than Alucard. If he drinks the blood of a Joestar he becomes much more powerful. As proven by Polnareff's surprise attack, Dio isn't affected by silver. Which means Alucard's silver bullets useless against him. But in vice versa he can alter the direction of things while time is stopped.

For example he threw a knife at Joseph's neck during one. When time flowed again he got hit with it not having any time to react. In this case Alucard could fire some bullets. Then Dio stops time he could drop them or threw them straight at Alucard just before time starts flowing again. Among further looking into Alucard's abilities he has no real counter for that ability.

There's plenty of feats supporting Dio is much stronger, faster and physically tougher. One of the absolute best fights to check out is his fight with Jotaro Kujo. Both of them were capable of stopping time with the raw power of their stands being roughly equal to each other. Alucard in any canon haven't dealt with a character having those stats.

The closest examples would be in the anime taking on Incognito. Although he loss the first fight, Alucard won their final fight. Of course Death Battle prefers to stay strictly to canon with anime characters. The next best example would be Nail of Helena Anderson. Who has similar stats to Dio but not quite on the same level.

Speaking of non canon I know a lot of people would like to know if Dio could beat Alucard at the end of the manga? You will be surprised to know there does exist a more powerful non canon god like being version of Dio. Not only he can stop time as long as he wants but he also can alter reality at will.

This means not even being everything or nothing ability can't escape being erased permanently from existence. To sum up no matter what Alucard throws at Dio. He is facing two spiritually connected beings with similar stats. If Dio by himself is too much for Alucard then so would be The World. Alucard may be capable of devouring souls but we never seen proof of him facing a spiritual being.

Even if it had there is a rule in JoJo's Bizarre Adventure that only stands can harm each other. Which means Alucard can't do much to The World at all. Even as a human Dio was on superhuman levels while Alucard as a human under his real name Vlad Tepes was the same as most humans. The big question is how would The Jackal affect Dio's body if he were to land a shot?

Despite the force nearly blowing off Anderson's arm during their final battle. Sadly it won't do much to Dio's body since he can suck more blood during the fight anyway. Let's say if he couldn't do that then what happens. Dio could simply regenerate from that shot like it's nothing. Hell we are talking about the same guy forcing his head upon Jonathan's body while trapped inside a coffin in the ocean.

For a century without dropping any additional blood in that long period. A noticeably shorter period Alucard became inactivate but still alive. I need to talk about how the sun affects both vampires. It is true Alucard can withstand being in the sun while Dio would die instantly in it. However going back to his stand you could escape exposure to it at any given time.

Now speaking of time stopping, Dio was already much faster than most humans prior to becoming a vampire. He can go so fast while time is stopped to do some ridiculous things. The simple fact he can move so fast to do serious damage to his damages in a very short amount of time means he's a lot faster.

Dio's superior stats, having his stand makes this essentially being 2 on 1 fight and usage of time stop trumps even the greatest advantages Alucard has.

Winner: Dio Brando (JoJo's Bizarre Adventure)

Death Battle Fight Prediction: Alucard (Hellsing) vs. Father Abel Nightroad (Trinity Blood)

This will be a lengthy blog prediction. Please take as many breaks as humanly possible or Alucard may show up when you at least expect it.

Hi everyone I'm Jack Red, now how would Alucard from Hellsing fair against Father Abel Nightroad from Trinity Blood? I actually notice stronger similarities between those two. Both of them are two of the most powerful vampires in anime history. This is going to be a truly amazing fight to the death to watch.

Alucard

Originally Vlad the Impaler aka Count Dragula. Alucard has been called the king of vampires for centuries. One night he got defeated by a old man named Dr. Hellsing. From that point on, Alucard started working for Hellsing Organization fighting against vampires & their ghouls. Alucard is easily the very best in what he does.

Father Abel Nightroad

A group of scientists at a space colony thought of a concept to go beyond that of a vampire. What if a vampire was capable of feeding on other vampires? Not many of Nightroad's kind was created. Usually appears as a unusually calm human that's likely to make mistakes. Not many vampires survives his true self with only his brother capable of handling him at higher percentage of his power.

Powers & Abilities
Alucard

+Regeneration
+Dark Composition
+Intangibility
+Immortality
+Hematophagy
+Aestivation (Going long periods without drinking blood)
+Hemokinesis (Capable of manipulating blood)
+Soul Absorption
+Familiar Control (Allowing him to summon any souls from his very being to fight)
+Shape shifting
+Mist Body
+Superhuman Senses
+Superhuman Strength
+Superhuman Speed
+Superhuman Stamina
+Superhuman Reflexes
+Telepathy
+Telekinesis
+Daywalking
+Weather Control
+Hypnosis
+Fire Manipulation
+Madness Inducment
+Gravity Defiance
+Supernatural Detection
+Superhuman Durability

Alucard may starts off as the very thing to inspired the creation of the Hellsing Organization. For a long time remains as their top vampire hunter. Even to this day has never failed a mission those in charge gave him. Often describe as a very horrifying nightmare possibly true evil incarnate. Alucard is always loyal to whose running the organization.

Father Abel Nightroad

+Superhuman Strength
+Superhuman Speed
+Superhuman Durability
+Superhuman Stamina
+Superhuman Reflexes
+Superhuman Senses
+Regeneration (Sometimes requires vampires to work)
+Transformation (One of those different power percentage anime characters)
+Capable of feeding on vampires
+Among transformation wields a scythe created from his body
+Flight in transformed state
+Capable of creating bio-electric fields
+Very high up his percentage of power generates electricity in his body

Father Abel Nightroad is one of many priests to fight against vampires. Especially those working with his brother Cain see the reference. Abel is a few thousand years ago being one of the very few of his breed of vampires. Despite his rough past, he chose to keep fighting for humanity. His solo goal is stopping his brother Cain for good. Similar to Trigun with Vash & his brother Knives.

Weaknesses
Alucard

Alucard willingly drops his guard often. Although he can tank an insane amount of damage. All of that damage is affecting the very souls within his very being. Which means if he kept doing that against someone capable of handling him for hours would mean death for Alucard. Also he can't use Level 0 until his boss gives the order.

If he does activate Level 0, all of his souls are free from his body making him vulnerable. The very bullets he uses can do damage to himself. Often gets carried away terrorizing people. Limited amount of bullets to begin with. Alucard also can be greatly weakened by going a long period without blood. He can walk in the sunlight despite weakening him in the process.

Father Abel Nightroad

In his human disguise he plays stupid on purpose. His revolver doesn't always work properly with his lack of experience how to fire it correctly. He doesn't directly use silver bullets in that gun. His regeneration does states sometimes it does require vampires to work. Not use to using higher percentage of his power.

Alucard


Advantages
+Way more powers
+Ridiculous regeneration
+More unpredictable

Disadvantages
-Not as experienced
-More careless during battles
-Likely to use up too much ammo

Father Abel Nightroad


Advantages
+Superior strength
+Superior speed
+Can create bio-electric fields adding to his already durable body
+Stronger weapon
+More overall experience

Disadvantages
-In human form has stats similar to them
-Can't feed off Alucard due to more human blood than actual vampire blood
-Has clear limits to his regeneration
-Higher percentage of power could take a lot out of him
-Alucard could fire from The Jackal causing a big explosion when Abel is using most of his powers

Verdict

Father Abel Nightroad maybe a being beyond most vampires. In a sense so is Alucard with way more abilities. Let's be direct Nightroad's gun often doesn't work right & he doesn't have the training to use it properly. In vice versa, Alucard uses two similar handguns insanely well. It is not clear if his silver bullets may affect Nightroad's body or not.

Technically Father Nightroad has speed, strength and being physically more durable. But his regeneration has very clear limits. Even in his human form, his stats are similar to them. Which means Alucard if he is lucky could one shot Father Nightroad. It is no secret Alucard has too many powers for Father Nightroad to handle.

He likely has to go much higher percentage of power to attempt surviving Alucard's Level 0. Of course Alucard needs the command from his boss to be allowed to release it. The big question is could Father Nightroad suck Alucard no not that way sick bastards. I meant a vampire sucking blood, could he use blood inside of Alucard to regenerate?

Nope because it is mostly human blood surprisingly meaning Father Nightroad can't suck his blood. The best angle of Alucard winning is what happens in many of his fights especially Luke Valentine. Alucard usually tanks a lot of punishment not slowing him during those fights. Eventually he starts fighting seriously with no clear way to survive.

I believe despite it will take much longer while facing Father Nightroad. Over time Alucard will be able to finish him. Father Nightroad wouldn't know his power is actually coming from souls not blood. Thus he likely won't be able to figure out everything he's doing to them is going straight to his souls.

This also means considering there's a reportedly high number of souls in the millions inside of him. This fight could last in real time several weeks at best. Now Father Nightroad at higher percentage of his power can generate bio-electric fields and electricity. Alucard could use some of his powers to trick Nightroad into dropping one of his bio-electric fields.

As for electricity do you know what doesn't mess with that? Explosive rounds from The Jackal could cause major damage to Father Nightroad's body. Alucard has defeated most vampires similar to himself a long time ago. In a sense both of them has very strong similarities. Both of them works for an organization to hunt vampires while being unique vampires themselves.

Of course I need to mention Father Nightroad's scythe can increase over the power percentage system. For example higher up the scythe will gain an additional blade. The problem is despite being a powerful being. This system does mean his power will more likely run out over time. Especially battling at very high percentages of his power like facing his brother Cain.

In comparison Alucard can easily tank anything Father Nightroad can do to him. His insane amount of souls gives him way too many powers including ridiculous regeneration. Plus he can feed on Father Nightroad since he feed on some artificial vampires from the Millennium. Which brings a surprising thing both vampires has in common.

Alucard got worked on by the Hellsing organization although it wasn't exactly clear what was done. Father Abel Nightroad was created as a concept by scientists how can you go beyond a vampire? By creating a vampire capable of feeding off vampires. He was born with a select few being one of the strongest among them.

Alucard is more likely to pay attention to attack patterns during combat. Like surprising vampire Walter at the end of their fight. The same fight Walter kept throwing him around the area with his wires. Although Father Nightroad can survive in the sun so can Alucard. The best way to state how it would go is imagine facing an hydra with the heads kept multiplying.

At the same time there wasn't a dark enough area to trap it. Forcing you trying very hard to survive. This is the case of Alucard vs. Father Abel Nightroad. Alucard has advantages in his powers alone that Nightroad simply can't compete with. Also Alucard fought Nail of Helena Anderson who would be similar to Father Nightroad in many ways & won.

Winner: Alucard (Hellsing)