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Voiced by: Shizuka Itō[9] (Japanese); Monica Rial[3] (English) A buxom administrator with short, blue hair covering the right half of her face. Usually in charge of observing Yuichi. Reiko Tamai (玉井レイコ, Tamai Reiko) Voiced by: Nana Mizuki[10] A buxom administrator with long, blonde hair. Initially introduced as the administrator in charge of observing Group K for Game #3: Friendly Hide and Seek, but is usually in charge of monitoring Kei Shinomiya specifically. Nicknamed "Tama-chan" by those close to her. Manabu Variants[edit] Manabu-kun (マナブくん) Voiced by: Minami Takayama[9] (Japanese); Kiba Walker[3] (English) A mascot character from a popular in-universe anime series, Manabu-kun is the host to the various
games, and usually dresses up in disguises to fit the game's theme. He will introduce the games, explain the rules and whatever else this particular game requires. However, he never directly interferes with the players unless necessary. Manabu-sensei (マナブ先生) Voiced by: Chafurin[11] Manabu's disguise for Tomodachi Game #2: Kageguchi Sugoroku. Tomodachi Game Participants[edit] Group K[edit] Kei Shinomiya (紫宮京, Shinomiya Kei) Voiced by: Kensho Ono[10] Portrayed by: Fujii Naoki (R4)[5] The shortest member of Group K, he seems to be the most innocent of the group. However, he was the real mastermind behind Group K's near-victory in Hide-and-Seek.
The striker system had been revamped for 2000. You had close to 50 different strikers to choose from, including several from other series, such as Kim Donghwan from Garou and Fio from the Metal Slug series. Unfortunately, all of these characters were irrelevant, considering only a few were of any use. Much like KOF '99, 2000 suffered from some serious character imbalances, but that didn't stop the SNK diehard from enjoying it. Metal Slug 3 (2000, NeoGeo)
Also appearing on: PlayStation 2 (2003, Japan), Xbox (2004)
Bigger, longer, and uncut? That's pretty much how Metal Slug 3 compares to the rest of the series. Considered the pinnacle of the series, Metal Slug 3 continued the tradition of beautiful animation and challenging levels and threw in so many surprises it's a shame that not many people have played the game. Right from the get-go, Metal Slug 3 threw some truly ridiculous and awe-inspiring enemies at you, such as the horde of mutant crabs in the first stage, the killer venom fly traps midway through the game, and even Sasquatches! While there weren't any new weapons to be found in this title, there were
quite a few surprises in the game, like a diaper-clad monkey who would help you out of sticky situations. It's planned for the Xbox in 2004, but Sony declined to approve Metal Slug 3 for a US release on the PS2. Metal Slug: 2nd Mission (2000, NeoGeo Pocket Color)
This is one of the last games that was released in the US for the NGPC. 2nd Mission basically
built upon the first game. An armor suit joined the tank and submarine from the previous installment.
