Bad Mr. Frosty
A snowman-like fighter who uses cold-themed attacks and a mischievous personality.
How it plays
Players select a fighter and compete in one-on-one rounds from a side-on perspective. The objective is to deplete the opponent's health before the time limit expires, using normal attacks, special moves, jumping, blocking, and movement to control space.
The main progression follows an arcade-style ladder of opponents, while versus play supports local matches. Each character has different attributes, attack ranges, and special techniques. Winning matches advances the player through the tournament and leads to a final confrontation.
Plan your run
Learn the range and recovery of the selected fighter's strongest attacks before relying on special moves. Keep enough distance to punish missed attacks, then use jumping or blocking to avoid predictable projectiles.
In arcade progression, prioritize consistent damage and safe defensive play. In versus matches, watch the opponent's habits: repeated jumps, projectiles, or close-range attacks can each be countered by spacing and well-timed retaliation.
Meet the cast
A snowman-like fighter who uses cold-themed attacks and a mischievous personality.
A blue clay character styled as a flamboyant rock-and-roll performer.
A clown-themed combatant who relies on comic attacks and erratic behavior.
A mechanical clay fighter built around a robotic appearance and technology-themed attacks.
A kiln-themed villain and one of the game's principal antagonistic figures.
A hand-shaped fighter whose attacks emphasize its unusual clay anatomy.
A ghostly, pumpkin-headed character with a spooky comic design.
A martial-arts parody character specializing in exaggerated kung-fu techniques.
A stretchy candy-themed fighter with elastic-looking attacks and movement.
A large, strong clay combatant whose power contrasts with his name.
Before you begin
Try every fighter because their reach, speed, and special-move timing differ substantially.
Use the practice or versus options to learn spacing before attempting a full arcade run.
Do not spend every attack at close range; blocking and retreating can create better counterattack opportunities.
ClayFighter 63⅓ is a 2D fighting game developed by Interplay Productions for the Nintendo 64. It presents a deliberately absurd tournament in which clay characters battle with punches, kicks, projectiles, and exaggerated special moves. The roster combines returning fighters with new faces, each built around a distinct comic theme rather than a realistic martial-arts style. Matches are designed for one-on-one play, with arcade-style progression and versus options for local competition. The game was notable for bringing the ClayFighter series to Nintendo's 64-bit console, although its reception was mixed. Critics and players generally recognized its colorful humor and unusual visual identity while finding the fighting mechanics and presentation less polished than those of leading contemporary fighters.
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