Hypermuscles
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Involves characters with abnormally prominent musculature. Realistically these are either very dedicated bodybuilders (who also possibly - but not necessarily - ingest certain nutrients), or people with muscular hypertrophy.
Notable people involved: Paul Dini, Kimihiro Abe, Mitsuhiro Kaneda, Manabu Namiki and George Kamitani
Alternate name: Muscular hypertrophy
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See also: bulky characters
If this is limited to single or very few characters who are not seen often (e.g. one boss fight out of 5 or more), then this tag is not particularly interesting to be used in a game.
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The first Hypermuscles video game was released on May 27, 2003.
Sega, Atlus, Vivendi Universal Games and Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment published most of these games.