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* BrownNote: Her mere words have the power to damage the Batter.
* CrypticConversation: She and the Batter have a conversation where they clearly understand what the other is referring to, but which is very cryptic to The Player.
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* HeroAntagonist: She's the direct opposition to The Batter; whether you see her as a hero or villain depends on how you view The Batter himself. Regardless it all seems to indicate The Queen was indeed the one keeping the world afloat, as decadent as it was, while The Batter is an OmnicidalManiac hellbent on annihilation. The worst thing she is guilty of is inaction, failing to do anything to fix the situation beyond giving Japhet the Spectres that he then repurposed as tools of revenge.
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* HeroAntagonist: She's the direct opposition to The Batter; whether you see her as a hero or villain depends on how you view The Batter himself. Regardless it all seems to indicate The Queen was indeed the one keeping the world afloat, as decadent [[CrapsackWorld crapsack as it was, was,]] while The Batter is an OmnicidalManiac hellbent on annihilation. The worst thing she is guilty of is inaction, failing to do anything to fix the situation beyond giving Japhet the Spectres that he then repurposed as tools of revenge.
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-->"But enough blether. I'm not one of those protagonists you need to listen to for hours. So, lemme see the color of your credits."
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-->"But enough blether.blather. I'm not one of those protagonists you need to listen to for hours. So, lemme see the color of your credits."
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* MercyKill: A way to interpret his actions if the player believes he's a WellIntentionedExtremist.
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* GrinOfAudacity: According to Dedan, when he's threatening to cut off his face, the Batter has an "insufferable smile".
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* GrinOfAudacity: According to Dedan, when he's threatening to cut off his face, the Batter has an "insufferable smile". Though this completely contrasts with [[PerpetualFrowner what we see.]]
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* GrinOfAudacity: According to Dedan, when he's threatening to cut off his face, the Batter has an "insufferable smile".
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* LoadBearingBoss: Killing a Guardian "purifies" their Zone. As it turns out, "purifying" a Zone turns it into a lifeless hellscape populated by [[BossInMookClothing Secretaries]].
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* LoadBearingBoss: Killing a Guardian "purifies" their Zone. As it turns out, "purifying" a Zone turns it into a lifeless hellscape populated by [[BossInMookClothing Secretaries]]. Enoch outright says as much when he’s killed.
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* JerkassHasAPoint: When he claims "I'm the guardian of this zone! It ain't nothing without me!", he's not exaggerating in the slightest.
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* JerkassHasAPoint: When he claims "I'm the guardian of this zone! It ain't nothing without me!", he's not exaggerating in the slightest. He’s also got every right to be angry at the Batter when he invades his office after he clearly told him to leave.
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* DiscOneFinalBoss: Initially they seem like the primary antagonistic faction, but while things quickly become more ambiguous, what isn't ambiguous is how they don't even remotely compare to The Batter, The Queen and the Guardians, or the Secretaries..
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* EvilVersusOblivion: None of the Guardians can really be described as good guys — Dedan is the embodiment of a BadBoss, Japhet is homicidally insane, and Enoch is a CorruptCorporateExecutive who turns Elsens into sugar. However, the alternative is arguably worse, as killing them causes their Zones to completely die.
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* EvilVersusOblivion: None of the Guardians (except Pablo) can really be described as good guys — Dedan is the embodiment of a BadBoss, Japhet is homicidally insane, and Enoch is a CorruptCorporateExecutive who turns Elsens into sugar. However, the alternative is arguably worse, as killing them causes their Zones to completely die.
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* TokenGoodTeammate: For the Guardians. HorribleJudgeOfCharacter aside, he is probably the most unambiguously good character in the game, fighting to protect what was left of his world (partly out of guilt admittedly), being a loving brother to Valerie, and being courteous to the Batter before his intentions were clear.
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* OffscreenMomentOfAwesome: [[ImpliedTrope Implied.]] According to WordOfGod, the Secretaries killed all of the inhabitants of the purified zones, meaning the Judge would've had to face them to walk out of Zone 2, possibly 3 if he was actively pursuing the The Batter by then. He survived that.
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* DeathSeeker: Compared to Dedan, who expresses horror when he realizes he’s going to die, and Enoch, who is more concerned about Zone 3's destruction, Japhet admits that he expected the Batter to kill him and goes out congratulating him for doing so.
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* PhysicalGod: Regardless of their opinion on their status as such (Japhet expresses like AGodIAmNot, while Enoch is openly about AGodIAm), they, by all means, are the gods of (what little is left of) the world. They are vastly powerful and the Zones ''need'' them, fundamentally, to exist.
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* PhysicalGod: Regardless of their opinion on their status as such (Japhet expresses like AGodIAmNot, while Enoch is openly about AGodIAm), AGodAmI), they, by all means, are the gods of (what little is left of) the world. They are vastly powerful and the Zones ''need'' them, fundamentally, to exist.
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** The Min-Woo Tunic is named after Hyung Min-woo, the creator of ''Manhwa/{{Priest}}''.
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** The Min-Woo Tunic is named after Hyung Min-woo, the creator of ''Manhwa/{{Priest}}''.''Manhwa/{{Priest|1998}}''.
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* HiddenDepths: Some hidden content in the game hint that he's more important than he appears to be. In Zone 2, the Elsens end up slipping that he's the owner of The Park, and seem surprised that you have "proof" you know him if you manage to get the Photo of Zacharie. In Zones 0 and 3, he refers to the Judge as "Pablo", his true name. And more, Hugo's almost unreadable notes in the Room's calendar say something among the lines of "Zacharie is the best guy I know, he's my friend." {{Superboss}} Sugar also apparently knows him, as she asks you to tell him goodbye for her before she dies. Mortis' official concept art even refers to Zacharie as [[HeroOfAnotherStory "The Hero"]].
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* HiddenDepths: Some hidden content in the game hint hints that he's more important than he appears to be. In Zone 2, the Elsens end up slipping that he's the owner of The Park, and seem surprised that you have "proof" you know him if you manage to get the Photo of Zacharie. In Zones 0 and 3, he refers to the Judge as "Pablo", his true name. And more, More, Hugo's almost unreadable notes in the Room's calendar say something among the lines of "Zacharie is the best guy I know, he's my friend." {{Superboss}} Sugar also apparently knows him, as she asks you to tell him goodbye for her before she dies. Mortis' official concept art even refers to Zacharie as [[HeroOfAnotherStory "The Hero"]].
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* PaperThinDisguise: After The Judge's HeroicBSOD, Zacharie disguises himself as him in order to continue helping The Batter. No one is fooled. His usual laugh when the Batter talks to him is even replaced with an unconvincing "meow."
* SuicidalPacifism: No matter how far the Batter goes to purify the Zones, he won't stop having business with him to indirectly help him, even in the final save point which is literal minutes before the Batter is about to destroy the world, which will kill him in the process. This is strange because a lot of clues point to Zacharie as a more important figure than it seems -- characters like Hugo and Sugar mention him and his concept art refers to him as "the Hero". But whether he led the life of a hero or just had a relationship with them, it seems he no longer cares about them in the present. He will just stand back doing nothing, even though he'd clearly know the implications of what the Batter's doing.
* SuicidalPacifism: No matter how far the Batter goes to purify the Zones, he won't stop having business with him to indirectly help him, even in the final save point which is literal minutes before the Batter is about to destroy the world, which will kill him in the process. This is strange because a lot of clues point to Zacharie as a more important figure than it seems -- characters like Hugo and Sugar mention him and his concept art refers to him as "the Hero". But whether he led the life of a hero or just had a relationship with them, it seems he no longer cares about them in the present. He will just stand back doing nothing, even though he'd clearly know the implications of what the Batter's doing.
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* PaperThinDisguise: After The Judge's HeroicBSOD, Zacharie disguises himself as him in order to continue helping The Batter. No one is fooled. His usual laugh when the Batter talks to him is even replaced with an unconvincing "meow."
"meow".
* SuicidalPacifism: No matter how far the Batter goes to purify the Zones, he won't stophaving doing business with him to indirectly help him, help, even in at the final save point which is literal minutes before the Batter is about to destroy the world, which will kill him in the process. This is strange because a lot of clues point to Zacharie as a more important figure than it seems -- characters like Hugo and Sugar mention him and his concept art refers to him as "the Hero". But whether he led the life of a hero or just had a relationship with them, it seems he no longer cares about them in the present. He will just stand back doing nothing, even though he'd he should clearly know the implications of what the Batter's doing.
* SuicidalPacifism: No matter how far the Batter goes to purify the Zones, he won't stop
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* DelicateAndSickly: He seems to suffer from some kind of illness, as he mentioned mentions avoiding taking his pills in his writing and his sound byte is a child's coughing.
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* ParentalSubstitute: Possible to suspect this is why he made The Queen and The Batter, and possibly some others.
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* ParentalSubstitute: Possible to suspect It's possible this is why he made The Queen and The Batter, and possibly some others.
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* UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom: Hugo is responsible for creating the Batter to serve as his ParentalSubstitute, but by doing so, he doomed the whole world and himself.
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* UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom: Hugo is responsible for creating the The Batter to serve as his ParentalSubstitute, but by doing so, he doomed the whole world and himself.
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* BattleThemeMusic: [[http://www.rpg-maker.fr/ost/OST/OFF/08%20-%20Tender%20Sugar.mp3 Tender Sugar]]
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* MadwomanInTheAttic: She's hidden away in a basement in Zone 0 and very easy to miss. And yes, she seems to be quite mad... [[TheCloudcuckoolanderWasRight or is she?]]
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* MadwomanInTheAttic: She's hidden away in a basement in Zone 0 and very easy to miss. And miss, and yes, she seems to be quite mad... [[TheCloudcuckoolanderWasRight or is she?]]
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** She is the only character in the game besides The Batter to use Add-Ons, but hers are beautiful and intricate in appearance, while Batter's are simple circular halos.
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** She is the only character in the game besides The Batter to use Add-Ons, but hers are beautiful and intricate in appearance, while The Batter's are simple circular halos.
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** And most importantly, of course, The Queen is '''[[TheMaker the creator]]''', the pillar that supports the very existence of the world... [[BigGood for good]] [[PlaceWorseThanDeath or ill]]. The Batter is '''[[ApocalypseHow the destroyer]]''', whose mission is to put an end to the world... [[MercyKill for good]] [[OmnicidalManiac or ill]].
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** And most Most importantly, of course, The Queen is '''[[TheMaker the creator]]''', the pillar that supports the very existence of the world... [[BigGood for good]] [[PlaceWorseThanDeath or ill]]. The Batter is '''[[ApocalypseHow the destroyer]]''', whose mission is to put an end to the world... [[MercyKill for good]] [[OmnicidalManiac or ill]].
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* WordSaladHorror: [[invoked]]WordOfGod states that the things she says has no real meaning and are really just gibberish. That being said, Mortis is infamously a TrollingCreator, not to mention that The Batter responds with similar eloquence to their conversation and clearly understand what she's talking about. However, we as the players have very limited context for it, so the entire conversation comes off as highly cryptic.
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* WordSaladHorror: [[invoked]]WordOfGod states that the things she says has have no real meaning and are really just gibberish. That being said, Mortis is infamously a TrollingCreator, not to mention that The Batter responds with similar eloquence to in their conversation and clearly understand understands what she's talking about. However, we as the players have very limited context for it, context, so the entire conversation comes off as highly cryptic.
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* DelicateAndSickly: He seems to suffer from some kind of illness, as he mentioned avoiding taking his pills in his writing and his sound byte is a child's coughing.
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* ManiacMonkeys: They planned for the extinction of the world so they can build a robot factory.
* WalkingSpoiler: Given that they only appear in the secret ending and are the ones behind The Batter's mission to destroy the world.
* WalkingSpoiler: Given that they only appear in the secret ending and are the ones behind The Batter's mission to destroy the world.
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* {{Hypocrite}}: In his first appearance, he admonishes an Elsen for being impolite and constantly cutting him off, when Dedan was the one doing that in their entire conversation.
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* RecurringBoss: Unlike Dedan and Enoch, you have to fight Japhet twice because he runs away from you in the first fight.
* SanitySlippage: It happened because of the lack of appreciation from the Elsens for everything he did to them, leading to Japhet wanting to exact revenge on them.
* SanitySlippage: It happened because of the lack of appreciation from the Elsens for everything he did to them, leading to Japhet wanting to exact revenge on them.
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* AntiVillain: She opposes the Batter out of a desire to protect their child and the world, and it turns out that she's the one thing keeping the world together, if only barely.
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* OrcusOnHerThrone: She proves a challenging boss when facing her, but she doesn't do anything to directly stop the Batter until he encounters her, mostly likely because she has to stay in the Room and protect Hugo.
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* AmbiguousSituation: The Room implies that they're connected to The Guardians, since they show up on screen as Dedan, Japhet and Enoch are mentioned, but it's never elaborated how.
* AmbiguouslyEvil: They help The Batter in combat to accomplish his mission, even after the revelation that it's killing the world. It's unclear if this is because they're not sentient and only do what they do upon commands or have UndyingLoyalty towards the Batter, or something else.
* AmbiguouslyEvil: They help The Batter in combat to accomplish his mission, even after the revelation that it's killing the world. It's unclear if this is because they're not sentient and only do what they do upon commands or have UndyingLoyalty towards the Batter, or something else.
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[[caption-width-right:600: Concept art for The Secretaries.]]
[[caption-width-right:600: Concept art for The Secretaries.]]
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* ArchEnemy: Apparently the flying Brains of planet Aurus.
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[[caption-width-right:250:A regular Burnt.]]
[[caption-width-right:250:A regular Burnt.]]
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* InsaneEqualsViolent: Losing his sanity over the lack of respect from the people who he worked so hard to watch out for turned him into the violent madlad violently insane bird he is now.
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* GivenNameReveal: His real name is first spoken by Zacharie after the events of Zone 2.
* MustMakeAmends: He resolves to stop the Batter before he destroys the world completely in the end.
* NiceJobBreakingItHero: Guiding the Batter who plans on purifying the world, which is really just destroying it.
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* NiceGuy: He's also happy to trade goods with the Batter, Hugo's writings describe him as a good friend, and he even steps in for the Judge when the latter undergoes a breakdown due to his brother's death.
* DeadAllAlong: His body was being controlled by Japhet the whole time, so he was gone by the time the Batter and the Judge confront him.
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* TheGhost: A variant — ImpersonationExclusiveCharacter: Valerie is never seen as himself.himself, since Japhet killed him and started puppeteering his body.
* KilledOffscreen: Japhet killed him and possessed his body at some point before the Batter arrived to Zone 2.
* KilledOffscreen: Japhet killed him and possessed his body at some point before the Batter arrived to Zone 2.
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* ManBehindTheMan: Hugo is responsible for creating the Queen and the Batter, which was missed in the original English translation due to missing a certain nuance in the line. Non-evil example, however.
* TokenMiniMoe: He's the only child in the game's cast.
* UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom: Hugo is responsible for creating the Batter to serve as his ParentalSubstitute, but by doing so, he doomed the whole world and himself.
* UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom: Hugo is responsible for creating the Batter to serve as his ParentalSubstitute, but by doing so, he doomed the whole world and himself.
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