Dural - Revision history

Spaz at 22:25, 19 September 2019

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	{\| border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width=350px style="font-size:90%"		{\| border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width=350px style="font-size:90%"
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	==Images of Dural==		==Images of Dural==
	<gallery>		<gallery>
	~~Image:~~Virtua Fighter ART 116 cover.jpg\|Artbook scan		Virtua Fighter ART 116 cover.jpg\|Artbook scan
	~~Image:~~1vf516.jpg\|From Virtua Fighter 5		1vf516.jpg\|From Virtua Fighter 5
	~~Image:~~Dural Congrats 1.png\|CONGRATULATIONS!		Dural Congrats 1.png\|CONGRATULATIONS!
	~~Image:~~Dural Congrats 2.png\|You beat the gold one!		Dural Congrats 2.png\|You beat the gold one!
	~~Image:~~Dural-vf4evo-desktop.jpg\|VF4 Evolution wallpaper		Dural-vf4evo-desktop.jpg\|VF4 Evolution wallpaper
	~~Image:~~VFQ_Dural.jpg\|Virtua Fighter Quest version		VFQ_Dural.jpg\|Virtua Fighter Quest version
	~~Image:~~Dural1.jpg\|Rapid Mode		Dural1.jpg\|Rapid Mode
	~~Image:~~Dural2.jpg\|Massive Mode		Dural2.jpg\|Massive Mode
	</gallery>		</gallery>

Spaz: /* Images of Dural */

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	==Images of Dural==		==Images of Dural==
	<gallery ~~perrow="5"~~>		<gallery>
	Image:Virtua Fighter ART 116 cover.jpg\|Artbook scan		Image:Virtua Fighter ART 116 cover.jpg\|Artbook scan
	Image:1vf516.jpg\|From Virtua Fighter 5		Image:1vf516.jpg\|From Virtua Fighter 5

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	Dural assumes Sarah's profile and fighting stance, and silver or gold pallette swaps. The polygonal count is comparably low, giving Dural's body a jagged edged look. In the second game, she develops full facial features, including eyes, a nose, ears, and mouth. Virtua Fighter 2 also contains a video animation of Dural shedding her metal skin to reveal Tsukikage beneath, as a reward for completing the game without losing a match. Dural shares Akira's stage as the boss of the first game. She has a unique stage in Virtua Fighter 2 in the sunken ruins of Atlantis, where the underwater viscosity hampers the speed of her attacks and those of her opponent. Dural is a playable character and final boss in Fighters Megamix.		Dural assumes Sarah's profile and fighting stance, and silver or gold pallette swaps. The polygonal count is comparably low, giving Dural's body a jagged edged look. In the second game, she develops full facial features, including eyes, a nose, ears, and mouth. Virtua Fighter 2 also contains a video animation of Dural shedding her metal skin to reveal Tsukikage beneath, as a reward for completing the game without losing a match. Dural shares Akira's stage as the boss of the first game. She has a unique stage in Virtua Fighter 2 in the sunken ruins of Atlantis, where the underwater viscosity hampers the speed of her attacks and those of her opponent. Dural is a playable character and final boss in Fighters Megamix.

			;Virtua Fighter 3tb
	;Virtua Fighter 3

	Dural assumes Sarah's profile and Akira's stance. She wears a gold skin, or a silver skin which appears black under some stages' lighting. The polygonal count was greatly increased, giving her body a much smoother look that reflects light well. As the match progresses, Dural's body may gradually become transparent, making visual detection difficult. Her stage is chosen randomly from the other players' arenas, with a yellow haze cast over the field.		Dural assumes Sarah's profile and Akira's stance. She wears a gold skin, or a silver skin which appears black under some stages' lighting. The polygonal count was greatly increased, giving her body a much smoother look that reflects light well. As the match progresses, Dural's body may gradually become transparent, making visual detection difficult. Her stage is chosen randomly from the other players' arenas, with a yellow haze cast over the field.


	;Virtua Fighter 4		;Virtua Fighter 4

	Dural assumes Sarah's profile and a unique fighting stance. She sports a silver or light blue skin when playable. In Arcade mode, she may also feature a new "stealth" skin which bends the light around her body to camouflage her into the background, making visual detection more difficult. From this game onward, Dural can be heard breathing heavily when immobile. Her stage is set on a conveyor belt in a J6 warehouse, which moves down a corridor featuring other Dural models stored in niches in the walls.		Dural assumes Sarah's profile and a unique fighting stance. She sports a silver or light blue skin when playable. In Arcade mode, she may also feature a new "stealth" skin which bends the light around her body to camouflage her into the background, making visual detection more difficult. From this game onward, Dural can be heard breathing heavily when immobile. Her stage is set on a conveyor belt in a J6 warehouse, which moves down a corridor featuring other Dural models stored in niches in the walls.


	;Virtua Fighter 5		;Virtua Fighter 5

	The new V-Dural model features Vanessa's profile and stance. She features four skins: silver, black, and stealth from previous games, as well as a new skin of durable stone, assimilated from her stage of stone ruins, the Sanctuary.		The new V-Dural model features Vanessa's profile and stance. She features four skins: silver, black, and stealth from previous games, as well as a new skin of durable stone, assimilated from her stage of stone ruins, the Sanctuary.


	==Other Media==		==Other Media==

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	Dural appears as a humanoid woman in all of her incarnations. Her skin is made of a reflective and solid chrome, making her the only character to produce metallic "clanking" noises when hit. As graphics capabilities improved with each successive game, her appearance became much more streamlined.		Dural appears as a humanoid woman in all of her incarnations. Her skin is made of a reflective and solid chrome, making her the only character to produce metallic "clanking" noises when hit. As graphics capabilities improved with each successive game, her appearance became much more streamlined.

	;Virtua Fighter, Virtua Fighter Remix & Virtua Fighter 2		;Virtua Fighter, Virtua Fighter Remix, Fighters Megamix & Virtua Fighter 2

			Dural assumes Sarah's profile and fighting stance, and silver or gold pallette swaps. The polygonal count is comparably low, giving Dural's body a jagged edged look. In the second game, she develops full facial features, including eyes, a nose, ears, and mouth. Virtua Fighter 2 also contains a video animation of Dural shedding her metal skin to reveal Tsukikage beneath, as a reward for completing the game without losing a match. Dural shares Akira's stage as the boss of the first game. She has a unique stage in Virtua Fighter 2 in the sunken ruins of Atlantis, where the underwater viscosity hampers the speed of her attacks and those of her opponent. Dural is a playable character and final boss in Fighters Megamix.

	Dural assumes Sarah's profile and fighting stance, and silver or gold pallette swaps. The polygonal count is comparably low, giving Dural's body a jagged edged look. In the second game, she develops full facial features, including eyes, a nose, ears, and mouth. Virtua Fighter 2 also contains a video animation of Dural shedding her metal skin to reveal Tsukikage beneath, as a reward for completing the game without losing a match. Dural shares Akira's stage as the boss of the first game. She has a unique stage in Virtua Fighter 2 in the sunken ruins of Atlantis, where the underwater viscosity hampers the speed of her attacks and those of her opponent.

	;Virtua Fighter 3		;Virtua Fighter 3

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	~~Dural (デュラル Dyuraru) is a fictional character in the video game series Virtua Fighter. She is the main antagonist of the franchise.~~ [[Image:Dural.jpg\|~~thumb~~\|~~300px~~\|Dural ~~portrait from Virtual Fighter 3]]~~		{\| border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" align="right"
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			\|width="40%"\|'''Name'''
			\|width="60%"\|Dural
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			\|'''Serial number'''
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			\|'''Model number'''
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			\|'''Other names'''
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			\|'''Date of Manufacture'''
			\|unknown
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			\|'''Manufactured by'''
			\|J6
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			\|'''Sentience'''
			\|unknown
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			\|'''Functional status'''
			\|active
			\|}
			\|}

	Dural appears as the final boss of the Arcade mode in all Virtua Fighter games. The player is given only one match against her; whether or not Dural is defeated, the game is over. Dural is playable in each game via an entered code or fulfilling set criteria, but has no officially published ~~movelists~~.		'''Dural''' (デュラル Dyuraru) is a fictional character in the video game series Virtua Fighter. She is the main antagonist of the franchise.

			Dural appears as the final boss of the Arcade mode in all Virtua Fighter games. The player is given only one match against her; whether or not Dural is defeated, the game is over. Dural is playable in each game via an entered code or fulfilling set criteria, but has no officially published move-lists.

	Dural's fighting style is an amalgam of various moves taken from several fighters in each game. Consequently, she may string together unique combinations that cause incredible damage and defeat players very quickly. Her style also augments some of the original fighters' moves to make them even more damaging.		Dural's fighting style is an amalgam of various moves taken from several fighters in each game. Consequently, she may string together unique combinations that cause incredible damage and defeat players very quickly. Her style also augments some of the original fighters' moves to make them even more damaging.
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	==History==		==History==

	Dural was previously a human woman. Her name was Tsukikage and she was both Kage-Maru's mother and a Kunoichi. When the mysterious corporation J6 (~~Judgement~~ 6) noticed her exemplary fighting ability and resilient body, they captured her and used her as their prototype for their terrifying Dural project. Arming her body with various cybernetic enhancements and brainwashing, she became a cyborg, immune to feeling.		Dural was previously a human woman. Her name was Tsukikage and she was both Kage-Maru's mother and a Kunoichi. When the mysterious corporation J6 (Judgment 6) noticed her exemplary fighting ability and resilient body, they captured her and used her as their prototype for their terrifying Dural project. Arming her body with various cybernetic enhancements and brainwashing, she became a cyborg, immune to feeling.

	Since then, Kage has attempted to retrieve Tsukikage and restore her to her former self, finally succeeding in Virtua Fighter 3. However, he needed parts to keep her inhuman body operational, and when he retrieved them, she became even less human than before. Now Kage enters the 4th tournament to end his mother's suffering and return her to normal.		Since then, Kage has attempted to retrieve Tsukikage and restore her to her former self, finally succeeding in Virtua Fighter 3. However, he needed parts to keep her inhuman body operational, and when he retrieved them, she became even less human than before. Now Kage enters the 4th tournament to end his mother's suffering and return her to normal.
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	Dural appears as a humanoid woman in all of her incarnations. Her skin is made of a reflective and solid chrome, making her the only character to produce metallic "clanking" noises when hit. As graphics capabilities improved with each successive game, her appearance became much more streamlined.		Dural appears as a humanoid woman in all of her incarnations. Her skin is made of a reflective and solid chrome, making her the only character to produce metallic "clanking" noises when hit. As graphics capabilities improved with each successive game, her appearance became much more streamlined.

	Virtua Fighter & Virtua Fighter 2		;Virtua Fighter, Virtua Fighter Remix & Virtua Fighter 2

	Dural assumes Sarah's profile and fighting stance, and silver or gold pallette swaps. The polygonal count is comparably low, giving Dural's body a jagged edged look. In the second game, she develops full facial features, including eyes, a nose, ears, and mouth. Virtua Fighter 2 also contains a video animation of Dural shedding her metal skin to reveal Tsukikage beneath, as a reward for completing the game without losing a match. Dural shares Akira's stage as the boss of the first game. She has a unique stage in Virtua Fighter 2 in the sunken ruins of Atlantis, where the underwater viscosity hampers the speed of her attacks and those of her opponent.		Dural assumes Sarah's profile and fighting stance, and silver or gold pallette swaps. The polygonal count is comparably low, giving Dural's body a jagged edged look. In the second game, she develops full facial features, including eyes, a nose, ears, and mouth. Virtua Fighter 2 also contains a video animation of Dural shedding her metal skin to reveal Tsukikage beneath, as a reward for completing the game without losing a match. Dural shares Akira's stage as the boss of the first game. She has a unique stage in Virtua Fighter 2 in the sunken ruins of Atlantis, where the underwater viscosity hampers the speed of her attacks and those of her opponent.

	Virtua Fighter 3		;Virtua Fighter 3

	Dural assumes Sarah's profile and Akira's stance. She wears a gold skin, or a silver skin which appears black under some stages' lighting. The polygonal count was greatly increased, giving her body a much smoother look that reflects light well. As the match progresses, Dural's body may gradually become transparent, making visual detection difficult. Her stage is chosen randomly from the other players' arenas, with a yellow haze cast over the field.		Dural assumes Sarah's profile and Akira's stance. She wears a gold skin, or a silver skin which appears black under some stages' lighting. The polygonal count was greatly increased, giving her body a much smoother look that reflects light well. As the match progresses, Dural's body may gradually become transparent, making visual detection difficult. Her stage is chosen randomly from the other players' arenas, with a yellow haze cast over the field.


	Virtua Fighter 4		;Virtua Fighter 4

	Dural assumes Sarah's profile and a unique fighting stance. She sports a silver or light blue skin when playable. In Arcade mode, she may also feature a new "stealth" skin which bends the light around her body to camouflage her into the background, making visual detection more difficult. From this game onward, Dural can be heard breathing heavily when immobile. Her stage is set on a conveyor belt in a J6 warehouse, which moves down a corridor featuring other Dural models stored in niches in the walls.		Dural assumes Sarah's profile and a unique fighting stance. She sports a silver or light blue skin when playable. In Arcade mode, she may also feature a new "stealth" skin which bends the light around her body to camouflage her into the background, making visual detection more difficult. From this game onward, Dural can be heard breathing heavily when immobile. Her stage is set on a conveyor belt in a J6 warehouse, which moves down a corridor featuring other Dural models stored in niches in the walls.


	Virtua Fighter 5		;Virtua Fighter 5

	The new V-Dural model features Vanessa's profile and stance. She features four skins: silver, black, and stealth from previous games, as well as a new skin of durable stone, assimilated from her stage of stone ruins, the Sanctuary.		The new V-Dural model features Vanessa's profile and stance. She features four skins: silver, black, and stealth from previous games, as well as a new skin of durable stone, assimilated from her stage of stone ruins, the Sanctuary.
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	==Other Media==		==Other Media==

	Virtua Fighter Anime		;Virtua Fighter Anime

	Dural's origins are much different in the anime than in the game versions. It had been created by robotics scientist Eva Durix through the backing of the Koenkan and later, the Rafale Corporation after Eva had a fallout with the Koenkan. Unlike her game counterpart, she has nothing to do with Kage-Maru.		Dural's origins are much different in the anime than in the game versions. It had been created by robotics scientist Eva Durix through the backing of the Koenkan and later, the Rafale Corporation after Eva had a fallout with the Koenkan. Unlike her game counterpart, she has nothing to do with Kage-Maru.
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	In the second season, she comes back as a new Model called Dural Gold, made again by Eva Durix, this version is much stronger than the normal one. She can learn from other fighters, also she can assume all of their fighting styles.		In the second season, she comes back as a new Model called Dural Gold, made again by Eva Durix, this version is much stronger than the normal one. She can learn from other fighters, also she can assume all of their fighting styles.

	Project X Zone		;Project X Zone

	Dural has been seen as an opponent in the upcoming multi crossover game for the Nintendo 3DS.		Dural has been seen as an opponent in the upcoming multi crossover game for the Nintendo 3DS.

	==~~Gallery~~==		==Images of Dural==
	<gallery perrow="5">		<gallery perrow="5">
	Image:Virtua Fighter ART 116 cover.jpg\|Artbook scan		Image:Virtua Fighter ART 116 cover.jpg\|Artbook scan

GirlieGirl1985: /* Gallery */

2013-11-04T10:44:41Z

Gallery

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	<gallery perrow="5">		<gallery perrow="5">
	Image:Virtua Fighter ART 116 cover.jpg\|Artbook scan		Image:Virtua Fighter ART 116 cover.jpg\|Artbook scan
			Image:1vf516.jpg\|From Virtua Fighter 5
			Image:Dural Congrats 1.png\|CONGRATULATIONS!
			Image:Dural Congrats 2.png\|You beat the gold one!
			Image:Dural-vf4evo-desktop.jpg\|VF4 Evolution wallpaper
			Image:VFQ_Dural.jpg\|Virtua Fighter Quest version
			Image:Dural1.jpg\|Rapid Mode
			Image:Dural2.jpg\|Massive Mode
	</gallery>		</gallery>

GirlieGirl1985 at 21:23, 3 November 2013

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	Virtua Fighter & Virtua Fighter 2		Virtua Fighter & Virtua Fighter 2

	Dural assumes Sarah's profile and fighting stance, and silver or gold pallette swaps. The polygonal count is comparably low, giving Dural's body a jagged edged look. In the second game, she develops full facial features, including eyes, a nose, ears, and mouth. Virtua Fighter 2 also contains a video animation of Dural shedding her metal skin to reveal Tsukikage beneath, as a reward for completing the game without losing a match. Dural shares Akira's stage as the boss of the first game. She has a unique stage in Virtua Fighter 2 in the sunken ruins of Atlantis, where the underwater viscosity hampers the speed of her attacks and those of her opponent.		Dural assumes Sarah's profile and fighting stance, and silver or gold pallette swaps. The polygonal count is comparably low, giving Dural's body a jagged edged look. In the second game, she develops full facial features, including eyes, a nose, ears, and mouth. Virtua Fighter 2 also contains a video animation of Dural shedding her metal skin to reveal Tsukikage beneath, as a reward for completing the game without losing a match. Dural shares Akira's stage as the boss of the first game. She has a unique stage in Virtua Fighter 2 in the sunken ruins of Atlantis, where the underwater viscosity hampers the speed of her attacks and those of her opponent.

	Virtua Fighter 3		Virtua Fighter 3

	Dural assumes Sarah's profile and Akira's stance. She wears a gold skin, or a silver skin which appears black under some stages' lighting. The polygonal count was greatly increased, giving her body a much smoother look that reflects light well. As the match progresses, Dural's body may gradually become transparent, making visual detection difficult. Her stage is chosen randomly from the other players' arenas, with a yellow haze cast over the field.		Dural assumes Sarah's profile and Akira's stance. She wears a gold skin, or a silver skin which appears black under some stages' lighting. The polygonal count was greatly increased, giving her body a much smoother look that reflects light well. As the match progresses, Dural's body may gradually become transparent, making visual detection difficult. Her stage is chosen randomly from the other players' arenas, with a yellow haze cast over the field.


	Virtua Fighter 4		Virtua Fighter 4

	Dural assumes Sarah's profile and a unique fighting stance. She sports a silver or light blue skin when playable. In Arcade mode, she may also feature a new "stealth" skin which bends the light around her body to camouflage her into the background, making visual detection more difficult. From this game onward, Dural can be heard breathing heavily when immobile. Her stage is set on a conveyor belt in a J6 warehouse, which moves down a corridor featuring other Dural models stored in niches in the walls.		Dural assumes Sarah's profile and a unique fighting stance. She sports a silver or light blue skin when playable. In Arcade mode, she may also feature a new "stealth" skin which bends the light around her body to camouflage her into the background, making visual detection more difficult. From this game onward, Dural can be heard breathing heavily when immobile. Her stage is set on a conveyor belt in a J6 warehouse, which moves down a corridor featuring other Dural models stored in niches in the walls.


	Virtua Fighter 5		Virtua Fighter 5

	The new V-Dural model features Vanessa's profile and stance. She features four skins: silver, black, and stealth from previous games, as well as a new skin of durable stone, assimilated from her stage of stone ruins, the Sanctuary.		The new V-Dural model features Vanessa's profile and stance. She features four skins: silver, black, and stealth from previous games, as well as a new skin of durable stone, assimilated from her stage of stone ruins, the Sanctuary.

GirlieGirl1985 at 21:23, 3 November 2013

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	Dural appears as a humanoid woman in all of her incarnations. Her skin is made of a reflective and solid chrome, making her the only character to produce metallic "clanking" noises when hit. As graphics capabilities improved with each successive game, her appearance became much more streamlined.		Dural appears as a humanoid woman in all of her incarnations. Her skin is made of a reflective and solid chrome, making her the only character to produce metallic "clanking" noises when hit. As graphics capabilities improved with each successive game, her appearance became much more streamlined.

	Virtua Fighter & Virtua Fighter 2		Virtua Fighter & Virtua Fighter 2
			Dural assumes Sarah's profile and fighting stance, and silver or gold pallette swaps. The polygonal count is comparably low, giving Dural's body a jagged edged look. In the second game, she develops full facial features, including eyes, a nose, ears, and mouth. Virtua Fighter 2 also contains a video animation of Dural shedding her metal skin to reveal Tsukikage beneath, as a reward for completing the game without losing a match. Dural shares Akira's stage as the boss of the first game. She has a unique stage in Virtua Fighter 2 in the sunken ruins of Atlantis, where the underwater viscosity hampers the speed of her attacks and those of her opponent.

	Dural assumes Sarah's profile and fighting stance, and silver or gold pallette swaps. The polygonal count is comparably low, giving Dural's body a jagged edged look. In the second game, she develops full facial features, including eyes, a nose, ears, and mouth. Virtua Fighter 2 also contains a video animation of Dural shedding her metal skin to reveal Tsukikage beneath, as a reward for completing the game without losing a match. Dural shares Akira's stage as the boss of the first game. She has a unique stage in Virtua Fighter 2 in the sunken ruins of Atlantis, where the underwater viscosity hampers the speed of her attacks and those of her opponent.
	Virtua Fighter 3		Virtua Fighter 3
			Dural assumes Sarah's profile and Akira's stance. She wears a gold skin, or a silver skin which appears black under some stages' lighting. The polygonal count was greatly increased, giving her body a much smoother look that reflects light well. As the match progresses, Dural's body may gradually become transparent, making visual detection difficult. Her stage is chosen randomly from the other players' arenas, with a yellow haze cast over the field.


	Dural assumes Sarah's profile and Akira's stance. She wears a gold skin, or a silver skin which appears black under some stages' lighting. The polygonal count was greatly increased, giving her body a much smoother look that reflects light well. As the match progresses, Dural's body may gradually become transparent, making visual detection difficult. Her stage is chosen randomly from the other players' arenas, with a yellow haze cast over the field.
	Virtua Fighter 4		Virtua Fighter 4
			Dural assumes Sarah's profile and a unique fighting stance. She sports a silver or light blue skin when playable. In Arcade mode, she may also feature a new "stealth" skin which bends the light around her body to camouflage her into the background, making visual detection more difficult. From this game onward, Dural can be heard breathing heavily when immobile. Her stage is set on a conveyor belt in a J6 warehouse, which moves down a corridor featuring other Dural models stored in niches in the walls.


	Dural assumes Sarah's profile and a unique fighting stance. She sports a silver or light blue skin when playable. In Arcade mode, she may also feature a new "stealth" skin which bends the light around her body to camouflage her into the background, making visual detection more difficult. From this game onward, Dural can be heard breathing heavily when immobile. Her stage is set on a conveyor belt in a J6 warehouse, which moves down a corridor featuring other Dural models stored in niches in the walls.
	Virtua Fighter 5		Virtua Fighter 5

	The new V-Dural model features Vanessa's profile and stance. She features four skins: silver, black, and stealth from previous games, as well as a new skin of durable stone, assimilated from her stage of stone ruins, the Sanctuary.		The new V-Dural model features Vanessa's profile and stance. She features four skins: silver, black, and stealth from previous games, as well as a new skin of durable stone, assimilated from her stage of stone ruins, the Sanctuary.

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	==Images of Dural==		==Images of Dural==
	<gallery>		<gallery>
	~~Image:~~Virtua Fighter ART 116 cover.jpg\|Artbook scan		Virtua Fighter ART 116 cover.jpg\|Artbook scan
	~~Image:~~1vf516.jpg\|From Virtua Fighter 5		1vf516.jpg\|From Virtua Fighter 5
	~~Image:~~Dural Congrats 1.png\|CONGRATULATIONS!		Dural Congrats 1.png\|CONGRATULATIONS!
	~~Image:~~Dural Congrats 2.png\|You beat the gold one!		Dural Congrats 2.png\|You beat the gold one!
	~~Image:~~Dural-vf4evo-desktop.jpg\|VF4 Evolution wallpaper		Dural-vf4evo-desktop.jpg\|VF4 Evolution wallpaper
	~~Image:~~VFQ_Dural.jpg\|Virtua Fighter Quest version		VFQ_Dural.jpg\|Virtua Fighter Quest version
	~~Image:~~Dural1.jpg\|Rapid Mode		Dural1.jpg\|Rapid Mode
	~~Image:~~Dural2.jpg\|Massive Mode		Dural2.jpg\|Massive Mode
	</gallery>		</gallery>

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	Image:Virtua Fighter ART 116 cover.jpg\|Artbook scan		Image:Virtua Fighter ART 116 cover.jpg\|Artbook scan
			Image:1vf516.jpg\|From Virtua Fighter 5
			Image:Dural Congrats 1.png\|CONGRATULATIONS!
			Image:Dural Congrats 2.png\|You beat the gold one!
			Image:Dural-vf4evo-desktop.jpg\|VF4 Evolution wallpaper
			Image:VFQ_Dural.jpg\|Virtua Fighter Quest version
			Image:Dural1.jpg\|Rapid Mode
			Image:Dural2.jpg\|Massive Mode
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