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| - Being knocked out in battle is not to be confused with when a character actually dies in the game's story, where use of such aforementioned items and spells won't revive the character; they are beyond the point of no return and cannot be saved.
- = Plot== When Ferb tries out Phineas' "Knock Out Spray" he points the nozzle the wrong way and knocks out Phineas accidentally. When Phineas wakes up from his sleepy trance he notices he's in a Enchanted Danville. Where he's the Prince Phineas. And well it's a parody of Sleeping Beauty. But when he really wakes up from Ferb splashing water in his face, He notices it was all just a dream.
- When a character's HP becomes 0, he becomes Knocked Out.
- Knocked Out, also known as Knock Out, K.O., or KO'd, is a common phrase and state/condition used in video games. In Dead or Alive, a character is KO'd when they lose all their "energy" in their health bar, or if they have the least amount of health when the timer runs out. If the fighter has been KO'd, it means that they lose the round. Sometimes after KO, a countdown starts and can lead to Game Over if the player does not restart the match again.
- The common method of being Knocked Out is by taking too much damage from a fistfight or by weapons. However, Knockouts can also occur when falling from a great height. Technically, being Busted can be considered to be a knock out, due to possessing similar effects afterward, though being Busted has more severe repercussions. If Jimmy is knocked out, he is transported to the nearest Medical Center or the Boys Dorm (If you are in the Dorm at the time). He will lose items such as Firecrackers, stink bombs, and other weapons once he is knocked out.
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| - The common method of being Knocked Out is by taking too much damage from a fistfight or by weapons. However, Knockouts can also occur when falling from a great height. Technically, being Busted can be considered to be a knock out, due to possessing similar effects afterward, though being Busted has more severe repercussions. If Jimmy is knocked out, he is transported to the nearest Medical Center or the Boys Dorm (If you are in the Dorm at the time). He will lose items such as Firecrackers, stink bombs, and other weapons once he is knocked out. If an NPC is knocked out, he or she will remain lying down on the ground until they eventually fade away. While any NPC is knocked out, Jimmy has the option taunting them with "That was easy" and "You're not looking so cool right now," or kicking them although this will still affect the trouble meter. e.g. kicking a knocked out adult will result in Jimmy's trouble meter being raised to the maximum level. Should an NPC knock someone else out, whether it is Jimmy or another NPC, they may taunt them. Jimmy can also taunt a knocked out person even if he is not responsible for it. Dogs have health bars but can never be knocked out no matter how low their health bars are, making them the only NPC that cannot be knocked out. Any mission that Jimmy was doing prior to being Knocked Out will instantly be failed.
- Being knocked out in battle is not to be confused with when a character actually dies in the game's story, where use of such aforementioned items and spells won't revive the character; they are beyond the point of no return and cannot be saved.
- = Plot== When Ferb tries out Phineas' "Knock Out Spray" he points the nozzle the wrong way and knocks out Phineas accidentally. When Phineas wakes up from his sleepy trance he notices he's in a Enchanted Danville. Where he's the Prince Phineas. And well it's a parody of Sleeping Beauty. But when he really wakes up from Ferb splashing water in his face, He notices it was all just a dream.
- When a character's HP becomes 0, he becomes Knocked Out.
- Knocked Out, also known as Knock Out, K.O., or KO'd, is a common phrase and state/condition used in video games. In Dead or Alive, a character is KO'd when they lose all their "energy" in their health bar, or if they have the least amount of health when the timer runs out. If the fighter has been KO'd, it means that they lose the round. Sometimes after KO, a countdown starts and can lead to Game Over if the player does not restart the match again. It should be noted that in Dead or Alive, being KO'd does not mean that the character has been killed or been literally knocked out; they are still visibly breathing, and are able to talk. They even move a little depending on how they land on the ground, such as propping themselves on their elbows and shaking their heads as if dizzy. However, although not dead, the characters still seem to be in a lot of pain when KO'd, as they are breathing heavily, struggle to talk, and make no sudden movements when on the ground. While in the majority of DOA games an opponent can continue to be hit after they are KO'd (especially if the KO attack did not knock them over), in Dead or Alive 5 certain actions, such as a Power Blow KO, fixes the fighters in slow motion. This prevents any further attacks from taking place. After KO attacks have no additional consequence, merely serving as a visual flourish. Since Dead or Alive 4, fighters now react realistically to attackes when knocked out. They grab their stomachs in pain, rub their legs and shake their heads, and even when struck violently on the back, they roll over in great agony. If you wait a while, they'll actually stop moving all together, but this is most noticeable in Dead or Alive 5. If a fighter is still hit while trying to fall to the ground, they will sometimes remain standing from rapid jabs.
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