#YAKUZA KIWAMI MAJIMA EVERYWHERE ACCESS FINAL FIGHT SERIES#
Notably, this is also the first Majima fight in the series where Majima isn't fighting for fun. Yakuza 4 is the first time he's fought by someone other than Kiryu instead, Saejima faces him in a battle between scorned Blood Brothers, which ends with Saejima dodging Majima's wild stabs in a quick-time sequence, picking up his entire body, and slamming him into a wall headfirst.Later on, he tricks Kiryu into fighting him in the arena again, in what's currently the last chronological time the two have clashed, and the battle is fittingly more punishing than any of his fights before. In Yakuza 3, he's the very first boss, fought at the very top of a skyscraper usually reserved for each game's Final Boss.Yakuza 2 has you fight him in Purgatory's arena, where he gets a Big Entrance befitting his popularity and turns out to be one of the harder bosses in the game.Kiwami takes it Up to Eleven and beyond with the Majima Everywhere System, which has you fight Majima basically everywhere in ambush battles: on the street disguised as a cop, appearing as a bartender, staging a Zombie Apocalypse, pole-dancing in a club, and so on. In Yakuza, he's fought several times across different environments, culminating in a showdown in the halls of a building he's just crashed a dump truck through, which enters its second phase when Majima punches the unstable floor so hard it shatters - narrowly missing Kiryu's head - and they land in the demolished basement for another round.
His wild moveset has remained consistent across every game he's fought in, but it never gets any less cool. Every fight with Goro Majima, the series' signature awesome Recurring Boss turned Deuteragonist.
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