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In Killer Instinct (1994), Spinal was a simple skeleton wielding a curved cutlass and buckler shield, spiked gauntlets on his arms, a red bandanna around his skull and hooped earrings dangling from the spots where his ears should be. He has two, glowing, red orbs for eyes.
When Spinal first activates instinct, he immediately gains 3 skulls to his supply. Following this, all methods for earning skulls, not including Power Devour, will earn double the amount of skulls, which lets Spinal fuel up a bit more quickly as long as he lands throws or other ghostly attacks.
Spinal is a playable character in the Killer Instinct series. 2000 years ago he was a legendary and fierce warrior and now he has been brought back to life in modern times through cell regeneration technology developed by the megacorporation Ultratech.
Spinal can place curses on the opponent's Shadow Meter with Searing Skull, or on their Instinct Meter with Shadow Searing Skull. Each curses lasts 30 seconds, and multiple curses can be stacked. Hitting Spinal removes the oldest curse.
24 de may. de 2022 · He uses two No Mercy moves, one where he repeatedly stabs the enemy with a spike on his shield, and the other where he summons a skeleton to drag the opponent underground, presumably to Hell. In the SNES version, the second No Mercy is replaced with Spinal summoning a bolt of lightning.
5 de may. de 1996 · In order to rate how Spinal would do against other characters I pitted them against 10 games. He who won the most games would mean he would have an edge. Of course lucks plays a big part.
Recruited by a scheming vizier in ancient Babylon, Spinal and his bandit network were hired to disrupt the city’s flow of resources—one small move of the Vizier to lessen the King’s power by constricting his wealth.
