Yakuza: Like a Dragon is a fresh start for a 15-year-old franchise. It's the debut for a new hero and a brand new battle system that takes a page from JRPG classics like Dragon Quest. Despite all the changes, it still holds true to Yakuza fundamentals like picking up improbable side gigs, going out to eat for every meal, and taking down hundreds of thugs in over-the-top street brawls. In fact, Yakuza: Like a Dragon uses its new RPG chops to expand your butt-kicking possibilities in some frankly ridiculous ways. Sega recently gave us an extended look at the game's new combat system, and here are seven of the weirdest special moves that we saw.