Shizumaru's stage from Samurai Shodown III, with two versions: misty (associated with him) and sunset (associated with Jubei). Rimururu's stage from Samurai Shodown III, with three versions: night (associated with her), sunset (associated with Nakoruru, fighting with Mamahaha) and day (associated with Rera). 
Kyoshiro's stage from Samurai Shodown III.Galford's stage from Samurai Shodown III.
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Genjuro's stage from Samurai Shodown III.Nakoruru's stage from Samurai Shodown III, in their versions Autumn (associated with her, fighting with Shikuru) and Spring (associated with Sogetsu & Suija).Haohmaru's stage from Samurai Shodown III, with two versions: day (associated with him) and night (associated with Rasetsumaru).The old stages present in the game (as well as their special versions) are: Note 4: In Arcade Mode, Sankuro fights in Haohmaru and Gaira's stages.
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Note 3: In this game, the stages are again associated with the character, which hasn't happened in a canonical game of the series since Samurai Shodown III. Note 2: Each stage has a special version, that appears when a character pops the rage bar. Stages Note 1: This game contains some stages of past games, with new versions, and some new, created exclusively for the game. Sub-Boss Hidden Character Yumeji Kurokouchiįinal Boss Hidden Character Gaoh Kyougoku Hinowanokami Official Roster Returning Characters Haohmaru
Gaoh, a former loyal serve of Tokugawa clan and lord of Hinowa who, revolted by the Shogun's indifference to the growing famine in Japan, decides to rebel against the Shogunate. Sankuro Yorozu, leader of a trio of minions who want to be lord of Hinowa without much effort, hiring Genjuro Kibagami to kill Gaoh. Yumeji Kurokouchi, a sole swordsman successor of his father Sakon Kurokouchi, a sensei who also is mentor of Ukyo Tachibana, and disciple of Gaoh. After the original failed, this new version sets out to save the original Tam Tam, a new version of the Mayan warrior, is a priest using the legendary mask in his stead. Youkai Kusaregedo, a gaki with an insatiable appetite who, in the past, was once a very kind man, but when living, he cultivated cannibal habits, which explains his postmortem transformation. Liu Yunfei, an old man who made a deal with a demon to obtain more power. Suija, a disciple of Liu Yunfei who turned a water demon. Enja, a disciple of Liu Yunfei who turned a fire demon. Rasetsumaru, a thristyblood demon from the world of Makai, opened up by Amakusa. She goes looking for him to exterminate, in the company of a creature called Chample Mina Majikina, an exorcist from Ryukyu, who had her village destroyed by a demon. Yoshitora Tokugawa, the sole heir of the Shogun and the next in the line of Shogunate, is disciple of Gaoh and Jubei Yagyu. More interested in women and partying than politics, he refuses to be the next ruler of Japan, and run away from home. The new characters added to the roster are: The Slash/Bust system of the last few games was done away with, and each character now only had one version, though in several cases, the Bust mode was replaced by a new character of very similar setup. The gameplay was sped up slightly from Samurai Shodown IV, and the button layout was changed again. This created its own issues with the series timeline. Word finally got out that the game was to be a true prequel to the rest of the series, taking place two years before Samurai Shodown. In spite of this, SNK managed to raise excitement by announcing that Nobuhiro Watsuki, the creator and author of the Rurouni Kenshin manga and anime series, was hired to design some of the new characters, and they were gradually revealed by way of silhouettes on the official website, and slowly showing the official artwork. This announcement caused considerable unease among series fans. 
As part of their reorganization, development duties were given over to the relatively-unknown Yuki Enterprise, which had mainly only created simulation and board games for the Simple 2000 series of PlayStation 2 games in Japan, and had no experience in developing fighting games. Following the revitalization of SNK after its collapse in 2001, the company decided that it would be worthwhile to create another game in the largely-defunct Samurai Shodown series.
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