Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Tournament Fighters - Leonardo

Played by Naomi.

This took about 12 attempts to get done without taking damage, not counting the practice/warm up attempts.

"Ume-shoryus" will work quite a bit against the majority of the cast when controlled by the AI, especially with Leonardo. This is most notable in the match against Raphael, where it gets to the point where it looks like she's goofing around. When he's in the corner, he will almost always wake up with a chestbuster, especially when you're just spamming Leo's DP over and over again regardless if he still hasn't gotten up. Back-dashing is also incredibly useful here, something only the turtles can use. C. Shredder and Wingnut for example, will seemingly never hit a turtle out of their vulnerable frame(s) of their back flip for whatever reason, so it's massively abusable. Naomi was a bit adamant about showing this at least once for every attempt she made at completing it without taking damage, and had minimal difficulty creating scenarios that ended up becoming comical looking, both due to the fact that the AI can become aggressive at maximum difficulty when constantly using back-dashes, and due to how straight-forward it typically is to pull off against the AI. If you have knowledge and experience with the game, it's usually easy to judge when your opponent is going to wake up dizzied even when hit by moves that would knock them down normally, very much like other fighting games of that era. Jumping with an attack immediately and landing a throw if it whiffs works very often, especially with Leonardo. Endless Screw is also fairly abusable against the AI in this game if you're having issues approaching, as they tend to not punish it. Throwing out Leo's light kick at mid-range can also prevent the AI from attempting any effective approaches. This is especially true for Karai. This light-kick strategy doesn't seem to work as well for the other turtle characters.

The victory quote is the same every time when you double perfect, so it's skipped after the first victory.