Can someone show me a video from the Japanese GBA version of Furio Tigre's final breakdown? I want to know as to why his breakdown animation got cut for the DS version.
I mostly want to tell, compare the sprites/frame difference of his GBA breakdown, and his DS breakdown.

I wonder if the animation cut had something to do with space limit, or if Capcom just forgot, or if there was a special effect in the Japanese GBA version that the DS had lacked to make the effect more fluid. :-S

Although, from what I can tell, everything else in the DS version of GS3 looked fine to me.

I'm not of the belief it was cut...I just think it's really meant to be that short and understated, really.
There's no other Furio Breakdown Breakdown sprites in CR's Japanese Spoiler section, after all.

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I was mainly referring to this (Supposedly GBA, according to Croik) version, and this DS version. (SPOILER ALERT)

The first one seems to have more fluid animation than the second link. If Croik was really trying to imitate the 'original' GBA appearance, that means that the GBA supposedly has more frames than the DS version. SO my question is, if it was somehow cut, due to limits, or just lazy to match the original for when they ported the game to the DS.

Yeah, the DS one is very seizure-flashy, and the GBA one is more like a flowing disco ball. *nod nod*