Suddenly, a text box appeared at the bottom of the screen—not part of the game’s UI, but a system prompt:
The Glitch didn't move like a standard Mugen character. It didn't have animations; it had frames of reality . When Kenji pressed the attack button, the screen tore. The AI Goku froze, his yellow aura flickering like a dying lightbulb.
The intro was a chaotic masterpiece: a high-octane mashup of heavy metal and J-pop. Icons flashed across the screen—titans from the "Big Three," obscure protagonists from 90s OVAs, and modern anti-heroes. This wasn't just a mobile port; it was a digital colosseum.