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⚫ | }}'''Pizza Pasta''', like [[Kid Quick]], only appeared in the arcade version of ''[[Punch-Out!! (arcade)|Punch-Out!!]]''. His first and last names are references to Italian food. According to ''Punch-Out!!'' creator Genyo Takeda in his interview for the 2009 [[Punch-Out!! Wii|''Punch-Out!!'' Wii]] title, the boxer's name "means that he sticks around and is hard to beat down", while former president of Nintendo Co. Ltd. Satoru Iwata said, "Like the way cheese on pizza is sticky." |
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⚫ | '''Pizza Pasta''', like [[Kid Quick]], only appeared in the arcade version of [[Punch-Out!! (arcade)|Punch-Out!!]]. His first and last names are references to Italian food. According to Punch-Out!! creator Genyo Takeda in his interview for the 2009 Punch-Out!! Wii title, the boxer's name "means that he sticks around and is hard to beat down |
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==Appearances== |
==Appearances== |
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===''Punch-Out!!'' (1984)=== |
===''Punch-Out!!'' (1984)=== |
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+ | In the [[Punch-Out!! (arcade)|''Punch-Out!!'' arcade game]], he fights with basic moves, and is as quick and tough as Kid Quick; however, his most notable move is when he comes in to grab his opponent. As soon as he does this, he throws a very powerful uppercut. Players must keep punching him in the face repeatedly until he goes down. In the SNES version of ''[[Super Punch-Out!! (SNES)|Super Punch-Out!!]]'', an Irish boxer named [[Aran Ryan]] does a superior version of Pizza Pasta's special move, where he not only grabs his opponent, but also regains his health. |
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+ | In [[Super Punch-Out!! (SNES)]], the character [[Aran Ryan]] shares some similarities with Pizza Pasta, such as them both having the same special attack, having the same palletes, and both looking very similar. While it is currently unknown if Pizza Pasta was originally intended to appear in Super Punch-Out before being scrapped and retooled as a new character, what is true of the connection are the similarities listed above. Don Flamenco's title bout design in the Wii Version of Punch-Out!! somewhat resembles Pizza Pasta. |
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Revision as of 12:20, 24 July 2019
Pizza Pasta, like Kid Quick, only appeared in the arcade version of Punch-Out!!. His first and last names are references to Italian food. According to Punch-Out!! creator Genyo Takeda in his interview for the 2009 Punch-Out!! Wii title, the boxer's name "means that he sticks around and is hard to beat down", while former president of Nintendo Co. Ltd. Satoru Iwata said, "Like the way cheese on pizza is sticky."
Appearances
Punch-Out!! (1984)
In the Punch-Out!! arcade game, he fights with basic moves, and is as quick and tough as Kid Quick; however, his most notable move is when he comes in to grab his opponent. As soon as he does this, he throws a very powerful uppercut. Players must keep punching him in the face repeatedly until he goes down. In the SNES version of Super Punch-Out!!, an Irish boxer named Aran Ryan does a superior version of Pizza Pasta's special move, where he not only grabs his opponent, but also regains his health.
After 1984 Debut
In Super Punch-Out!! (SNES), the character Aran Ryan shares some similarities with Pizza Pasta, such as them both having the same special attack, having the same palletes, and both looking very similar. While it is currently unknown if Pizza Pasta was originally intended to appear in Super Punch-Out before being scrapped and retooled as a new character, what is true of the connection are the similarities listed above. Don Flamenco's title bout design in the Wii Version of Punch-Out!! somewhat resembles Pizza Pasta.