This one structures itself like mini-episodes, each villain arc getting a full dramatic sequence from prologue to battle to ending. Shin's arc carries the most emotional weight, that slow build through the Seven Star sequence into a confrontation that feels earned even in pachislot form.
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Jagi and Souther's battle themes hit with raw aggression. Amiba's sequence has a weird, clinical tension to it. Yuda's arc takes a more cinematic approach, weaving story beats between the combat. The Yuria sequence is where things get genuinely poignant.
Every arc follows the same structure but each one feels completely different in mood. If you want Hokuto no Ken's storytelling compressed into slot machine intensity, this delivers that specific thing.