Killer7 Wikia

(2005)The Vinculum Gate (羈絆門, Kihanmon) is a strange, extradimensional location in. Entry to the Gate is controlled by the, who will only allow the to pass if they give him the requisite number of.

The precise number of shells needed to access the Gate varies with each scenario, ranging from anything between 1 and 7.LayoutEach of the killer7's visits to the Vinculum Gate follows a pattern; upon entering a seemingly ordinary door somewhere during the Target they are instead transported to the Gateman's lobby, a small room with a black-and-white checkered floor and several couches. The Gateman, who stands behind a window similar to a bank service desk, will take the killer7's Soul Shells and unlock the double doors to the right.Behind the door is a small corridor that leads up a flight of stairs to the Colosseum, a vast, empty octagonal hall dotted with various pieces of wreckage. In the centre of the Colosseum stands a small structure, although access is blocked by a shutted door.

Killer7 is a 2005 action-adventure video game for the GameCube and PlayStation 2, developed by Grasshopper Manufacture and Capcom Production Studio 4 and published by Capcom. The game was written and directed by Goichi Suda, also known by the nickname Suda51, and produced by Hiroyuki Kobayashi. Considered an amalgamation of the storyline depth demonstrated by SUDA51 in killer7 and the high-speed action gameplay used in No More Heroes, Killer Is Dead follows government-sanctioned assassin Mondo Zappa as he eliminates opponents of his execution office clientele. When his clients and targets begin frequenting his own childhood memories, Zappa grows determined to find answers.

On each of the Colosseum's 8 sides there is a door; entry to the hall is through the door on the east side, whilst the remaining 7 doors all lead to different areas depending on the Scenario.These areas are often strange, warped versions of locations within the real world; for instance, the Gate area accessed in Part One is the approach to 's private quarters at the back of, although the area is entirely shaded in tones of light grey and white, giving it a rather surreal, otherworldly feel. Other areas, such as the library in Part Two and the basement morgue beneath the swimming pool in Part Two, are relatively normal-looking. The 'real' version of the areas are not accessible once the player has completed the Vinculum Gate.Before going through the door to each Gate area the remnant psyche of will appear to give the killer7 hints on defeating the special within.

These special Smiles vary dramatically; some appear later on as regular enemies whilst others make their only appearance within the Gate. If they manage to reach the killer7 their explosion is nearly always instantly fatal, no matter how much health the player may have. The one exception to this is the, which shoots missiles at the Smiths rather than exploding.After defeating the Smiles the door at the back of each Gate area leads to the Gateman's room, through the small door on the left-hand side. The killer7 then proceed through the big double doors to the left of Gateman's kiosk, down another flight of stairs and then back into the 'real' world.It is revealed in the final scenario, that the Colosseum is in fact an old, dilapidated structure located on. Its location on Japanese-owned territory, as well as 's suggestion that the Gateman is in league with, reinforces the idea that the Vinculum Gate is specifically designed to hamper and slow down the killer7, as well as suggesting that new, deadlier varieties of Heaven Smiles are sometimes tested on the island before being mass-deployed. During the scenario accesses the small hut in the middle of the Colosseum and finds a staircase leading to an underground tunnel where is waiting for him.Heaven SmilesThis is a list of each Vinculum Gate area and the unique variety of located inside:Vinculum Gate TargetSoul ShellsColosseum DoorLocationHeaven Smile2SW1SE4N3S3NW7W1NElocationsRecurring Vinculum Gate.

Burger shop 2 download. Contents Killa7HeHeHeeeee! I Am Invincible!!!Vital statisticsTitleThe Tournament NoobGenderMaleCharacterBowserStatusPlayer/TrollKilla7 shares the second to main antagonist of Smashtasm Season 1 after. He plays as the standard Bowser. He is considered a noob by everyone, because he sets up fake tournaments in servers.

Then, he sneaks up behind the unsuspecting newbies, and unleashes a 'cheap shot' on them. He does this to bring up his rankings.

He did this to, andKilla7 is later in the season trained by to use hacks, but defeated by Super64 and banned as a consequence along with Killa7. He is voiced by.Physical AppearanceKilla7 plays as Bowser in his default colors.PersonalitySuper64 about to attack Killa7 before being stopped.Killa7 is a n00b. He has very little idea how to play the game ('Where's the B-Up button!?' ) and is very sensitive. He tries to increase his rank by pulling the 'Tournament Scheme', a trick where you invite n00bs to a fake tournament and KO them with a sneak attack the second they arrive.

Because of this, he has gotten the title, 'The Tournament Noob.' Based on his voice and because of his actions, he is assumed to be very young.Character Biography The Sneak Attack To Regret' Gwahahaha!'

- Killa7, Episode 1, Season 1Killa7 invites a new Mario player named to a tournament as part of his tournament scheme. Upon arrival, he knocks the newbie out of the stage and laughs maniacally. This is the last seen of the character for several episodes.Super64 Returns' He got away!' - Super64, Season 1, Episode 4After receiving information from on where to find Killa7, and find him just after he successfully uses the tournament scheme again.

Surprised and horrified by return, Killa7 manages to get away while is telling him how he will not get away.Tracked Down and Taken In' What? I don't understand, Where's the B-Up button?!' - Killa7 Season 1, Episode 9Killa7 continues his reign of terror for a while, until obtains his Rap Sheet and appears everywhere he runs to.

Just when is about to exact his revenge on Killa7, shows up to stop him, and takes Killa7 away. Unable to use hacks on each other due to causing server crashes, and challenge each other to a hack battle with other players. The rules are that they must pick two n00bish players that they know and give them hacks. Attempts to train Killa7 himself, but complications arise due to Killa7's oversensitivity and incompetency at Smashtasm.The Final Clash' I am invincible!' - Killa7, Episode 10, Season 1At the Final Destination, Killa7 and are about to fight when and make a bet: The loser is banned from Smashtasm forever, along with their trainer. Turns Killa7 into Giga Bowser, while powers up all of moves, making him.

After a long battle, Killa7 seemingly wins, but makes a surprise comeback and wins the battle. Tries to resist being banned, but is stopped by friends. And Killa7 are then banned to the DUMMY zone, having nothing to look forward to except constantly being taunted by Kirbies.Trivia. It was thought unlikely he will reappear in Season 2, and it was confirmed by later. Killa7 will not be returning, due to him having a bad voice actor.

Killa7 seems to become a more capable player when he becomes Giga Bowser. The name 'Killa7' could be a reference to the game 'Killer7.' .

The reason Killa7 plays as Bowser may be to reflect that Bowser is Mario's arch nemisis and the fact that Super64 plays as Mario.