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Soulcalibur II

  • Video Game
  • 2003
  • T
IMDb RATING
8.2/10
1.4K
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Soulcalibur II (2003)
Soul Calibur 2
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Four years after it was thought that the evil sword known as Soul Edge had been destroyed, warriors from all over Europe and Asia once again take up the search to locate the blade for their ... Read allFour years after it was thought that the evil sword known as Soul Edge had been destroyed, warriors from all over Europe and Asia once again take up the search to locate the blade for their own personal reasons.Four years after it was thought that the evil sword known as Soul Edge had been destroyed, warriors from all over Europe and Asia once again take up the search to locate the blade for their own personal reasons.

  • Directors
    • Kôji Asuna
    • Jin Okubo
    • Shoji Shiromoto
  • Writers
    • Todd McFarlane
    • Yoshihiro Nakagawa
  • Stars
    • Paul Jennings
    • Julie Parker
    • Jim Singer
  • See production info at IMDbPro
  • IMDb RATING
    8.2/10
    1.4K
    YOUR RATING
    • Directors
      • Kôji Asuna
      • Jin Okubo
      • Shoji Shiromoto
    • Writers
      • Todd McFarlane
      • Yoshihiro Nakagawa
    • Stars
      • Paul Jennings
      • Julie Parker
      • Jim Singer
    • 14User reviews
    • 2Critic reviews
  • See production info at IMDbPro
    • Won 1 BAFTA Award
      • 2 wins & 4 nominations total

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    Paul Jennings
    • Raphael Sorel
    • (voice: English version)
    Julie Parker
    • Talim
    • (voice: English version)
    Jim Singer
    • Hong Yunsung
    • (voice: English version)
    Debbie Rogers
    • Cassandra Alexandra
    • (voice: English version)
    Scott Reyns
    • Kilik
    • (voice: English version)
    Wendee Lee
    Wendee Lee
    • Chai Xianghua
    • (voice: English version)
    Doug Boyd
    • Maxi
    • (voice: English version)
    Scott Keck
    Scott Keck
    • Heishiro Mitsurugi
    • (voice: English version)
    Desirée Goyette
    • Taki
    • (voice: English version)
    • (as Desiree Goyette)
    Ted D'Agostino
    • Nightmare
    • (voice: English version)
    J.S. Gilbert
    J.S. Gilbert
    • Astaroth
    • (voice: English version)
    • (as Jay S. Gilbert)
    Renee Hewitt
    • Isabella 'Ivy' Valentine
    • (voice: English version)
    Diane Holmby
    • Sophitia Alexandra
    • (voice: English version)
    Molly Lin
    • Seung Mina
    • (voice: English version)
    Kevin Michael Richardson
    Kevin Michael Richardson
    • Heihachi Mishima (PlayStation 2 version)
    • (voice: English version)
    • (as Victor Stone)
    • …
    Phil Sheridan
    • Yoshimitsu
    • (voice: English version)
    Warren Rodgerson
    • Cervantes de Leon
    • (voice: English version)
    Cazmo Lukrich
    • Narrator
    • (voice: English version)
    • (as Cazmo Lukrich/Cazmoh Lukrich)
    • Directors
      • Kôji Asuna
      • Jin Okubo
      • Shoji Shiromoto
    • Writers
      • Todd McFarlane
      • Yoshihiro Nakagawa
    • All cast & crew
    • Production, box office & more at IMDbPro

    User reviews14

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    nattsmygarn

    Supreme

    This is THE greatest fighting experiences since Bushido Blade II. Don't get me wrong, i am no big fan of fighting games, but this game was truly great! The gameplay is fast-paced and the graphics are supreme, but as with most masterpieces you don't care for the graphics, this games greatest advantage is it's gameplay. The game doesn't contain that much "combos" as such, you rather have to find your own style and flow with the various characters. There are as many styles as there are characters, from the fast-footed ninja Taki to the powerful Nightmare and his two-handed sword Soul Edge. Fast-paced, precise control and High replay value, it deserves a strong ten.

    10/10
    paperbag-93288

    Best game for learning how to be good at fighting games

    Does any other game have a better tutorial than this if you want to learn how to be good at fighting games? Going through the Weapon Master mode you learn every possible type of move stage by stage, so many other modes things to unlock as well its pretty amazing.
    shawny11_2001

    A stunning sequel to a perfect game

    Soul Calibur 2 is probably the second best fighting game ever made. Soul Calibur happens to be the first. The graphics are much cleaner, the music very dramatic, and overall, it plays almost exactly like the first game. I know that doesn't sound great, but with a smaller controller (unless you have an X-Box or Gamecube) it makes life a lot easier. Though I've only had this game since yesterday, I feel that it is worthy of a 10. Great sequel, and a must-have for any fighting game enthusiast.
    Rirasoray

    Classy fighting game

    I haven't played a true beat em up for a while; the last one I played before this game was Smash bros. melee which is a radically different fighting game. SC2 is overall richer than the average fighter in terms of replayability and lastability. As well as the arcade, practice, versus, time attack and survival modes, there is the Weapon master mode similar to the Edge master mode in SC. This is the main story playthrough for the home version of the game and has to be completed twice to unlock the majority of the games features. Via enemies defeated and money earned through battles won for various reasons, the rest of the game's features are unlockable, and there are many. Over 200 weapons are unlockable for the characters, as well as costumes and arenas, the 'extra' versions of each of the other gameplay modes,which allow you to use weapons acquired in weapon master mode, the museum features such as art galleries, character profiles, fighting theaters and demonstrations. As a hardcore gamer, I completed weapons master mode fully in a week, and still love it a week on, which is more than can be said about most fighting games after their main gameplay feature is completed. This is not a button mashers game; each character has their own unique style of play and mastery of their moves is essential to victory in matches. The graphics and sound are excellent, as is the gameplay; very fluid, and each character has layers of combos. The GCN version is the best in my opinion due to the most responsive controls, coolest exclusive character and faster loading times. This game will take the average gamer a few months to complete fully; achieve 99 ranking (i'm currently on 74) buy everything for every character etc. and the versus mode, while dissapointingly lacking a human-cpu free fight option, will never become repetitive. This game is the ultimate fighting game and should be in every fans collection.
    patrick_dunne

    Diverse and addicting fighting game (Video Game)

    Soul Caliber 2 is the sequel to the Arcade game called "Soul Caliber." It's a really fun fighting game with more stuff than you actually need.

    The game has a lot of characters to choose from. There are at least fifteen, if not more. Each one has their own combos to use. There are a lot of combos. If you want to use you character well in battle, it's best to use only the simplest combos until you're ready.

    You can also buy weapons for your character. Each character has about ten unlock-able weapons (I don't know the exact number.) and each has different abilities and powers. For example, some might be more powerful, but have a short range.

    The graphics are stunning and detailed. The sound system is superb. Each character has their own voices that they say if they get hit, hit the opponent, or whatever else there is.

    If you are a hard-core fan of fighting games, this is one that should not be missed.

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    Mystery

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    • Trivia
      The game features 3 console-exclusive characters. The Gamecube version features Link from The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time. The Playstation 2 version features Heihachi Mishima from the Tekken series. The XBox version features the Todd McFarlane creation Spawn.
    • Quotes

      Spawn: Wanna die?

    • Crazy credits
      The end credits are accompanied by concept art of various fighting arenas used in the game.
    • Alternate versions
      Each console of the generation of 2001-2005 has a version of SC-II with one exclusive character in each version. The PS2 version has Heihachi Mishima, a character from the Tekken series. The Xbox version has the comic book character Spawn. The Gamecube version has Link from Nintendo's Zelda series.
    • Connections
      Featured in Troldspejlet: Episode #29.13 (2003)

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    • Release date
      • September 26, 2003 (United Kingdom)
    • Country of origin
      • Japan
    • Official site
      • Namco
    • Languages
      • English
      • Japanese
    • Also known as
      • Soul Calibur II
    • Production company
      • Namco
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      • 1.78 : 1

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