Sapo Xulé: O Mestre do Kung Fu

Sapo Xulé: O Mestre do Kung Fu is a video game in the action genre developed by SEGA Enterprises Ltd. and published by Tec Toy Indústria de Brinquedos S.A. originally released in 1995. It is currently playable on SEGA Master System.

A kung fu gang, following the example of the powerful sorcerer Naja (so named because of his hypnosis abilities) wants to take over the Japanese country. Naja has hypnotized an army of fighters, witches, zombies and even toads to fight for him. But he didn't know that among the toads he hypnotized was Sapo Chi-Ling, a great kung fu fighter, Sapo Xulé's master. Once Sapo Xulé found out, he left the swamp and went to Japan to fight Naja and his gang, and free his master.

Sapo Xulé: O Mestre do Kung Fu (meaning Sapo Xulé: the Master of Kung Fu) is a modified version of Kung Fu Kid, with its protagonist replaced by Sapo Xulé, a character based on a popular toy in Brazil in the 1980s: a toad with shoes that, when taken off, give off a really nasty smell.

In this side-scrolling/platformer game, Sapo Xulé will fight his enemies by kicking (button 1) and jumping (button 2) through seven rounds, fighting a boss at the end of each round, except the sixth, which has several bosses to fight. From time to time shurikens will appear; by shooting them (by pressing up and button 1), Sapo Xulé can clear the path in front of him. Some enemies will try to hold Sapo Xulé: to free himself he will have to move quickly.

All rounds have a time limit of 99 seconds. Sapo Xulé starts with 3 lives and has no continuity.

It is possible that we have multiple downloads available when different versions exist.