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[[File: Thunder_Cross_2_logo.png|center|650px]]
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{{GameInfobox
|title = Thunder Cross II
|background = #FFFFFF
|bordercolor = #A50000
|innerbordercolor = #000094
|image = Thunder_Cross_2_title_screen.png
|width = 324px;
|imagecaption = Title screen
|imagescalepx = 300px
|producer = T. Nakagawa
|developer = [[Konami]]
|publisher = [[Konami]]
|music = Mikio Saitou
|program = K. Tokunaga K. Kano
|art = Satoru K. S. Yamamoto T. Kiuchi Y. Kimura Yasushi Takano K. Nakanishi T. Nakazawa M. Tohyama
|releasedate = '''Arcade:''' 1991 '''PS4/Switch:''' April 28, 2021
|previousgame = [[Parodius Da!]]
|nextgame = [[Detana!! TwinBee]]
}}
'''Thunder Cross II''' (JP: "サンダークロスII") is a horizontal scrolling shoot em' up developed and published by Konami in the year 1991. It is the sequel to [[Thunder Cross]].

The game was never released outside of Japan arcades, only recently getting a port on the PlayStation 4 and Nintendo Switch.

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== Gameplay Overview ==
=== Controls ===
''Thunder Cross II'' is a 2 button game with 7 stages. Finishing every stage will start the 2nd loop.
*'''A button:''' Fires the player's main weapon.
*'''B button:''' Adjusts the gap between the player's options/Fires the super-weapon.

=== Items ===
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Enemies drop containers that cycle between each upgrade. Super-weapons have limited ammunition and function separately from the main weapon.

{| class="wikitable"
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| [[File:Thunder Cross 2 speedup.png|50px]] || '''Speed Up''' Increases the player's speed. Can be equipped up to 5 times.
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| [[File:Thunder Cross 2 normal.png|50px]] || '''Normal''' Standard shot. Deals the highest amount of damage.
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| [[File:Thunder Cross 2 vulcan.png|50px]] || '''Vulcan''' Vulcan bullets. Has high firing rate, but low power.
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| [[File:Thunder Cross 2 boomerang.png|50px]] || '''Boomerang''' Bullets that bounce off of surfaces. Has good damage/coverage.
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| [[File:Thunder Cross 2 tail laser.png|50px]] || '''Tail Laser''' Secondary shot. Has great coverage and high damage.
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| [[File:Thunder Cross 2 option.png|50px]] || '''Option''' Small drone that mimics the player's main weapon. Can be equipped up to 4 times.
|-
| [[File:Thunder Cross 2 flame.png|50px]] || '''Flame''' Fires a set of flame phoenixes.
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| [[File:Thunder Cross 2 laser.png|50px]] || '''Laser''' Fires wide, long-distance beams.
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| [[File:Thunder Cross 2 crush.png|50px]] || '''Crush''' Fires area-of-effect bullets that explode at a short distance.
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| [[File:Thunder Cross 2 question mark.png|50px]] || '''Question Mark''' Score item worth 6k, appears when a super-weapon is equipped.
|}

=== Extra Lives ===
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On default settings, extra lives are obtained every 300,000 points (first extra live is at 50,000).

=== Loops ===
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''Thunder Cross II'' loops infinitely. Upon a completion of a loop, the player is stripped of all their power-ups.

== Strategy ==
WIP

== Version Differences ==

== Video References ==

[[Thunder Cross II/Video Index|Video index for Thunder Cross II]]

== Trivia ==

[[Category:Horizontal orientation]]

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 == Version Differences ==
 == Trivia ==
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Thunder Cross II - Revision history

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