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==Trivia==
 
==Trivia==
 
*According to supplementary materials, Take No Prisoners is done in tandem with a helicopter piloted by [[El Gado]], with which the chain and hook are attached to.
 
*According to supplementary materials, Take No Prisoners is done in tandem with a helicopter piloted by [[El Gado]], with which the chain and hook are attached to.
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*Take No Prisoners is most definitely a possible allusion to a song off of thrash metal band Megadeth's ''Rust in Peace'' album.
 
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[[Category:Attacks]]
 
[[Category:Special Attacks]]
 
[[Category:Special Attacks]]

Revision as of 18:39, 10 June 2017

"Get set! (ゲットセット! Getto setto!?)"
Rolento

The Take No Prisoners (テイクノープリズナー Teiku Noo Purizunaa?) is one of Rolento's special attacks, introduced as one of his Super Combos in the Street Fighter Alpha series. It later appears as his second Ultra Combo in Ultra Street Fighter IV.

Input
Appearance Function Input
Street Fighter Alpha 2
Final Fight Revenge
Super Combo Quarter-circle forwardQuarter-circle forward + Kick
Street Fighter Alpha 3
Capcom vs. SNK 2
Super Combo Quarter-circle forwardQuarter-circle forward + Punch
Ultra Street Fighter IV Ultra Combo II Quarter-circle forwardQuater-circle forward + All 3 kick buttons
Damage
Rolento 480

Description

Street Fighter Alpha

Executed by performing two quarter-circle forward motions and pressing punch, Rolento will reach down and pull up a tripwire hidden in the ground, which he presumably buried earlier. The wire will emerge from the ground in a line straight forward; the distance is determined in A-ISM by whether it is a Level 1, 2, or 3 Super Combo, while in X-ISM, it will always reach to the end of the screen.

If the opponent is standing on the tripwire and does not block low, they will be entangled; at the same time, Rolento's henchman Holly Wood will appear near the top of the screen holding a hook. Rolento will then hop up and hang his end on the hook, strangling the opponent and then dropping them hard.

Ultra Street Fighter IV

Take No Prisoners

Rolento hangs Guile in Ultra Street Fighter IV.

Executed by performing two quarter-circle forward motions and pressing all three kick buttons, the animation is mostly the same: Rolento pulls the tripwire out of the ground; if it connects, momentarily puts the opponent off balance before tightening around their neck. The opponent is seen clutching at the wire as Rolento jumps up and pulls the wire over a hook, hanging the opponent by the neck (and "tipping" the wire with his staff to increase the pain) before they fall abruptly to the ground. 

Tactics

Though the hitbox is somewhat quirky and tough to confirm, its extremely quick start-up can be used to punish projectiles. In the Alpha games, the higher level versions in A-ISM are better for longer ranges. The lower level versions can also be used in tandem with Steel Rain (which hits high) to trap the opponent.

In Ultra Street Fighter IV, it is tough to combo into outside of Focus Attack techniques (FADC, Red Focus Cancel, etc.), though it is possible if done immediately following a Mekong Delta Air-Raid.

Sprites

Street Fighter Alpha series

Trivia

  • According to supplementary materials, Take No Prisoners is done in tandem with a helicopter piloted by El Gado, with which the chain and hook are attached to.
  • Take No Prisoners is most definitely a possible allusion to a song off of thrash metal band Megadeth's Rust in Peace album.