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Suda51 Wiki features 1,318 articles written by the fans. These are the primary games we cover.

Super Fire Prowrestling III: Final Bout	Super Fire Prowrestling Special	Towairaito Shindoromu: Kyuumeihen	Towairaito Shindoromu: Tansakuhen	Moonlight Syndrome
The Silver	Flower, Sun, and Rain	Shining Soul	Shining Soul II	Michigan: Report from Hell
killer7	Shirubaa Jiken 25 Ku	Samurai Champloo: Sidetracked	Contact	Blood+: One Night Kiss
No More Heroes	Zero: Tsukihami no Kamen	No More Heroes 2: Desperate Struggle	Frog Minutes	Shadows of the DAMNED
Evangelion -Saundo Inpakuto-	Sine Mora	Diabolical Pitch	Liberation Maiden	Lollipop Chainsaw
No More Heroes: World Ranker	Dark Menace	Black Knight Sword	Killer Is Dead	Liberation Maiden SIN
Short Peace: Ranko Tsukigime's Longest Day	Let It Die	Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes

Next for Grasshopper!

A third No More Heroes major release is playfully hinted at several times in Grasshopper's latest title Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes. In the game, Jeane mockingly suggests ending the series with Travis Strikes Again and "scrap the plans for that big ol' #3." In a post-credits sequence, Travis is later forthright with the player that another game is in development.

Sequel-worthy?

Flower, Sun, and Rain was considered for a follow-up around 2009, when Suda admitted he would like to write protagonist Sumio Mondo into a future video game.

Michigan: Report from Hell was an idea Suda spoke of remaking or following with a sequel in 2009.

Director Akira Ueda planned to pursue a Contact sequel without the involvement of Grasshopper Manufacture in 2006. While a sequel has yet to be developed, Ueda confirmed he would like to work with Suda on a second installment.

Composer Akira Yamaoka admitted in 2012 that he was considering a sequel to Shadows of the DAMNED, feeling relatively certain that Grasshopper would have support from Electronic Arts. Years later, the 2019 title Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes rekindled a possible future for the series.

Suda spoke to Polygon of hopes for a Lollipop Chainsaw sequel in 2012. This interview took place before the game's release however and Suda has offered few other words about a second installment, so it is unclear if Lollipop Chainsaw is still considered sequel-material.

Suda described Killer Is Dead as self-contained in 2013, however he is open to directing a sequel if there is "enough demand from fans all over the world."

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+Composer Akira Yamaoka admitted in 2012 that he was considering a sequel to '''''[[Shadows of the DAMNED]]''''', feeling relatively certain that Grasshopper would have support from Electronic Arts. Years later, the 2019 title ''Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes'' rekindled a possible future for the series.
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 Suda spoke to Polygon of hopes for a '''''[[Lollipop Chainsaw]]''''' sequel in 2012. This interview took place before the game's release however and Suda has offered few other words about a second installment, so it is unclear if ''Lollipop Chainsaw'' is still considered sequel-material.