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STORY

Quiet village, slum. The main characters were living there, engulfed in poverty and hardship. But they held out hope that they could stand up to the villains of the slums. It was a strong desire to have the opportunity to change their lives.

Codi, the main character, was a young man who grew up in poverty and hardship. Having lost his family at an early age, he was forced to live alone in the slums. Codi, however, he grew up dreaming to find something he could change. He developed his physical abilities through rigorous training and persevering effort, while at the same time developing himself intellectually.

One day, villains appeared in the slums. They were despicable beings who ruled the village, plundering and torturing its inhabitants to commit atrocities. Codi is determined to stand up to them. Thinking he couldn't do it alone, he began gathering other brave residents and raising them as defenders of the slum.

Codi strengthened his team through his training and education, and began to strategize and plan. They analyzed the behavior patterns of the villains and trained them at close and range to find their weakest and most vulnerable moments. Their teamwork and skills grew stronger day by day.

Slum dwellers pinned their hopes on these advocates and began to support them. Inspired by their courage and determination, the struggling residents were able to dream of a better future. These defenders became the heroes of the slums and emerged as new enemies to the villains who ruled the town.

The day of the final battle has finally arrived. After training and preparation, the slum defenders decided to stand up to the villains. The two sides confronted each other in the captured town square. A fierce battle ensues, and the defenders display their courage and ability. Meanwhile, the slum dwellers support the defenders and fight alongside them.

The villains began to stumble, amazed at the strength and determination of the slum protagonists. One by one, the Defenders defeated the villains, finally ending their rule. The slums were freed, and the residents were able to walk toward a new hopeful future.

At the end of the story, Codi and his defenders are hailed as slum heroes. Their work is known nationally, and advocates elsewhere go out of their way to bring hope to those in need. The slums were just the beginning, and the shadow of hope born there will expand to a wider world.

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Introduction

SD FINAL FIGHT is a beat 'em up video game developed by Capcom and released for the Game Boy Advance in 2001. It is a side-scrolling game based on the Final Fight series, and is a port of the 1990 arcade game of the same name.

Gameplay

The game follows the story of three playable characters: Cody Travers, Guy, and Mike Haggar, who fight their way through the streets of Metro City to rescue Haggar's daughter, Jessica. Players control one of the characters and must defeat enemies by punching, kicking, and using special moves. The game features a variety of levels, each with its own unique enemies and bosses.

Characters

* Cody Travers: A former street fighter who is skilled in hand-to-hand combat.

* Guy: A martial artist who specializes in Ninjutsu techniques.

* Mike Haggar: The mayor of Metro City and a former wrestler.

Enemies

The game features a variety of enemies, including:

* Thugs: Regular enemies who attack with punches and kicks.

* Biker Gang Members: Enemies who ride motorcycles and attack with chains and pipes.

* Poison: A female assassin who uses a variety of weapons, including knives and poison.

* Abigail: A large and powerful enemy who attacks with his fists and body slams.

Bosses

The game features several boss fights, including:

* Damnd: The leader of the Mad Gear Gang.

* Rolento: A former military officer who is now a mercenary.

* Belger: A large and powerful mutant.

Legacy

SD FINAL FIGHT was well-received upon release, with critics praising its graphics, gameplay, and faithfulness to the original arcade game. It is considered to be one of the best beat 'em up games on the Game Boy Advance.