something (Jello? Cool Mint Listerine? Just plain energy?). Alpha-152 in Dead or Alive 4, a superpowered Kasumi clone made of.Oh, and to top it off, you have to beat this guy twice (though if you continue after losing in the second fight, you at least don't have to do the first one again). Many of the Ninja Mega Falconzord's moves are nigh-useless in this fight, as they'll just leave you open for a painful combo from Ivan. Meanwhile, the character you have to use for this fight, the Ninja Mega Falconzord, doesn't have good ranged options (meaning you pretty much have to fight close-up), and it is not nearly as good of a melee fighter as the Ivan Ecto-Morphicon. The Ivan Ecto-Morphicon only does one thing - close-up fighting - but does it really well, with its attacks being both fast and powerful. And speaking of Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers fighting games, the Game Gear rendition of Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers: The Movie has its Final Boss, the Ivan Ecto-Morphicon.Lord Zedd, who you fight before Ooze, could simply teleport whenever he wanted, even when he's blocking or being hit, meaning combos and hypers were useless against him.You HIT him - and he hits you right back. To wit: Ivan Ooze can do his invincible DP out of hitstun.

Too bad his invincibility special more than makes up for not being able to block, and his specials do so much damage that he doesn't need a super.

So what's supposed to offset these advantages? He can't block, and he has no super.

Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers: The Fighting Edition has Ivan Ooze: he's unaffected by gravity, can't be thrown, has a normal attack which knocks the opponent clear across the screen if not blocked, his other moves (3 normals and 2 specials) are all projectiles, with the specials being multiple homing projectiles (with priority over all other fireballs), and one of his specials makes him invincible for about 2 seconds.

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