"Punch-Out" From Arcades to Wiis Quiz

Answer: Six

These original six were, in order, Glass Joe, Piston Hurricane, Bald Bull, Kid Quick, Pizza Pasta, and Mr. Sandman. Pizza Pasta never returned since, and it's rumored that Kid Quick was supposed to return, but had been altered so much Nintendo had to rename him. Thus, Disco Kid made his "Punch-Out" debut.

Answer: Body blow counter before Bonsai Attack

Though some gamers have found ways to beat Honda 2 before the 1:00 Bonsai Attack, the simplest way is to not take a hit for that minute, then a right body blow counter before he unleashed his attack It can be done anytime he does this, and you have four opportunities (twice in rd. 1, once in rd. 2, and once in rd. 3).

Answer: No

Both games looped through Title Defense until you lost twice (you got one continue to use after the first loss). As in the Wii "Punch-Out", opponents became harder in the Title Defense fights.

Answer: Automatic loss

There was no decision in the arcade games; if time ran out, you lost, but it wasn't game over unless you used up your continue. There was no way to lose points, either.

Answer: Super Macho Man

Vodka Drunkenski was the only other opponent even in that game. Sandman was the first "Punch-Out" WVBA champion, with Bald Bull ranked #5. Vodka Drunkensi was renamed Soda Popinski and given an addiction to soda in his NES "Punch-Out" return to remove the drunk Russian stereotype.

Answer: Four

They were the Minor, Major, World, and Special Circuits. You could only access the Special Circuit by going undefeated in the first three and not using a Game Genie cheat. Of course, if you did use a cheat, then there was a cheat to cancel.

Answer: Bald Bull

Bald Bull was in five: arcade "Punch-Out", "Arm Wrestling" as Mask X, and all three home console "Punch-Out" games. Macho Man and Sandman appeared in four, and Glass Joe was in three. Not even Little Mac has made as many appearances!

Answer: True

This code got you to the Dream Fight with a record identical to Iron Mike's: 31-0 (27 KO). The most commonly used, however, was 007 373 5963, which pitted you against Kid Dynamite with an 0-2 (0 KO) record.

Answer: Aran Ryan

Aran Ryan was the #3 World Circuit contender. Narcis Prince was the #3 Special Circuit contender, Hoy Quarlow was #2, and Rick Bruiser was the #1 contender for his brother's title. Ryan returned in the Wii "Punch-Out," but the other three had yet to show their faces in the ring again.

Answer: Three

Only three: Bald Bull, the Minor Circuit champion, Mr. Sandman, the Major Circuit titleholder, and Super Macho Man, the World Circuit king. Every single other opponent didn't appear in the previous installment, and other than those listed above, Piston Hurricane, Dragon Chan, and Bear Hugger were the only opponents to have appeared in a "Punch-Out" game before.