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Dead or Alive (franchise) partner that can attack while jumping in. "Dead or Alive 5" uses a revamped control system and features a more cinematic experience, especially with regards to Danger Zone effects. Power Blow is a triggered powerful attack that can enable the player that is low on health to knock the opponent character away in a selected direction, possibly initiating a cinematic quick time event called Cliffhanger. The game's new Critical System features Critical Stuns, Critical Combos, and Critical Bursts. There is also a strong online component, including a spectator mode. "Dead or Alive 5 Ultimate" further added the vertical Power Launcher