If you want to rise through the ranks in Untitled Boxing Game, you’re going to need to find the perfect fighting style for the way you play. If you haven’t found it yet, perhaps the highly anticipated Kimura Syle is the one you’ve been waiting for. So, is Kimura Style worth it in Untitled Boxing Game? Read on to find out.
How to get and use Kimura Style in Untitled Boxing Game
Kimura Style is a Rare boxing style that you can get by re-rolling your current style. There is a 27% chance of getting a Rare style each spin, and there are four Rare styles, so for each spin, you have just under a 7% chance to get Kimura Style. Check out our Untitled Boxing Game codes page to get more spins.
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According to the in-game description, The Kimura Style is described as basic yet determined. In practice, what this means is that you don’t feel particularly fast or powerful. Connecting with your basic M1 body shot applies a debuff to your opponent, which slows down their abilities and attacks. This is great as it throws them off guard, spoiling their timing, and stops them from getting out of range and breaking their guard, making it easier to land your ultimate attack, Dragonfish Blow. The M2 isn’t much to write home about.
Overall, the Kimura Style is great for frustrating fast opponents who rely on getting out of range but overall isn’t particularly special. I found it fun to experiment with, and it makes for a nice change of pace if you’re looking to switch things up with a new style.
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