Oume Goketsuji
One of the iconic elderly fighters of the series, representing its absurd humor and exaggerated animation style.
Documented for this version
Which controls does this version use?
Actions
Joystick | Move, crouch, and select options |
|---|---|
A | Light attack |
B | Light attack |
C | Heavy attack |
D | Heavy attack |
Control notes
The exact attack assignment can vary by cabinet configuration and regional documentation.
Special-move inputs are character-specific.
How it plays
How does Matrimelee play?
Matrimelee is a side-view one-on-one fighting game. The objective is to defeat an opponent by reducing their life bar before the round timer expires. A standard match is divided into rounds, with the first fighter to win the required number taking the bout.
Players move in eight directions, jump, crouch, guard, use four attack strengths, and perform character-specific special and desperation techniques. Arcade progression consists of successive computer-controlled matches, with difficulty and opponents increasing through the route. Versus play allows two players to fight directly.
Plan your run
What is the best way to play Matrimelee?
Learn the range and recovery of the normal attacks before relying on special moves. Use low attacks and throws to challenge blocking opponents, then punish missed attacks with the fastest reliable button.
Save desperation techniques for confirmed openings or a decisive round. Stay aware of the screen edge, because corner pressure limits movement and makes repeated defensive habits easier for the opponent to exploit.
Meet the cast
Who are the key characters?
Otane Goketsuji
A central member of the Goketsuji family whose presence reflects the long-running family rivalry at the heart of the series.
Angela Belti
A recognizable returning fighter known for bizarre attacks and unpredictable screen presence.
Sahad Asran Ryuto
A powerful combatant with a more forceful style, suited to close-range pressure and heavy hits.
Before you begin
What should you know before playing?
- 1
Use short normal attacks to test spacing before committing to a special move.
- 2
Watch the opponent’s habits during the first round and adjust your approach.
- 3
Practice command inputs in a quiet match before attempting them under pressure.
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