History Characters / PaintTheTownRed

[[folder: Pursuer]]
An entity that will show up to hunt you down if you spend too much getting through a level.

* EldritchAbomination: The most properly alien of the Elder Gods.\

* FlunkyBoss: He'll summon ''everything'' he's got against you, including Shard Lords and ''Pursuers'' - or at least, until you make him vulnerable, where he can only summon skeletons.

* GangUpOnTheHuman: After a while, the remaining Brawlers will drop their spats and come after you instead.

* MadeOfIron: These guys can tank some ''horrific'' wounds no worse for wear.

[[folder: Large Prisoner]]

* LightningBruiser: He's huge and fast, and his punches have both a lot of reach and can demolish your health bar in short order.

!Beneath
!!Enemies

[[folder: Zombies]]
The remains of UHDF personnel sent Beneath before you, now reanimated and determined to add you to their ranks.

* CombatTentacles: Some zombies have these long purple tentacles they can use to strike you at range.
* TheGoomba: They'll be your most commonly encountered enemy in Beneath, and they can usually be killed in one or two hits with almost any weapon. They can be dangerous in large groups, though.
* UndeadMooks: Well, they're the reanimated remains of UHDF Mooks, so they count.

[[folder: Traitors]]
Human cultists that have forsaken humanity in favor of the Elder Gods.

* HelpfulMook: Spawn primarily to give you a source of decent weapons and health (with the [[LifeDrain Vampire]] upgrade) throughout The End's boss battle, which given its [[MarathonBoss sheer length]] and the [[FlunkyBoss quantity]] of [[BossRush tough enemies]] you'll have to defeat, you'll probably need.

* UniqueMook: They only appear in The End's boss arena, crawling out of the lava to attack you.

* DemBones: You'll encounter skeleton zombies during The End's boss battle.

[[folder: Pursuer]]
An entity that will show up to hunt you down if you spend too much getting through a level.

* ClippedWingAngel: When you kill all of the Shard Lords, his armor will fall off, revealing a human-sized shadow figure who's now vulnerable to your attacks. That doesn't mean he'll go down easily, however, since...

* FlunkyBoss: He'll summon ''everything'' he's got against you, including Shard Lords and ''Pursuers''.
* MarathonBoss: In between the six Shard Lords you'll have to kill before even getting to attack him, the down-time in between Shard Lord spawns, and then the time you'll spend whittling down his colossal health bar while dodging his attacks in his vulnerable form, the battle with The End will take a ''long'' time unless you use the EasyLevelTrick.

* EnemySummoner: It'll endlessly summon enemies throughout the boss battle.
* EldritchAbomination: The most properly alien of the Elder Gods.

* ClippedWingAngel: When you kill all of the Shard Lords, his armor will fall off, revealing a human-sized shadow figure who's now weak to your attacks. That doesn't mean he'll go down easily, however.

* InstantDeathRadius: Not quite to the level of ''instant'' death, but he's far more dangerous up close than at range. You'd better make sure to pack a shotgun.

A little creature that carries a money bag. If it kill it, you'll get a nice bonus.

* MoneySpider: If you kill one you'll get a nice big money and shard bonus.

* {{BFS}}: He wields a huge gladius, instead of magic.

* LuckilyMyShieldWillProtectMe: He also wields a tower shield. You can break it if you hit it enough times, thankfully.

* MightyGlacier: Very slow, yet it has a lot of health and a laser blast that could very well one-shot you.

* LightningBruiser: He may not walk fast, but get in too close and he'll clobber you faster than you can react. This is to say nothing of his huge healthbar, either.

* {{Necromancer}}: No duh. He'll routinely resurrect the enemies you kill in his arena, including the Minions.
* ShieldedCoreBoss: At the start of the battle, he'll be shielded by eight or so Minions around the arena.

* Oculothorax

* FloatingEye

* PaletteSwap: There's a particular cowboy in the saloon scenario with his same moveset.

* PaletteSwap: A giant cowboy with the same stats and moveset appears in the saloon scenario.

* GlassCannon: Fragile as they may be, the laser beam the Minions shoot can rapidly drain your health if you don't avoid it.

* BFS: He wields a huge gladius, instead of magic.

* NonMaliciousMonster: He doesn't join in the chaos until he's attacked.

* LightningBruiser: He's huge and fast, and his punches have both a lot of reach and can demolish your health bar in short order. \

* MadeOfIron: These guys can tank some ''horrific'' wounds no worse for ware.

Your basic foes in the scenarios: angry dudes who just want to bash in some skulls, preferably yours. They come in biker, disco-goer, prisoner, prison guard, and pirate flavors.

* LightningBruiser: He's huge and fast, and his punches have both a lot of reach and can demolish your health bar in short order.

* PunchedAcrossTheRoom: His punches will either send enemies [[BlownAcrossTheRoom flying across the room]] or [[LudicrousGibs explode them into tiny pieces]].

* EliteMooks: The Biker Boss's bodyguards, the [[Bouncer bouncers]] in the disco, and the saber-wielding pirate captains have more health than the typical Brawler and come equipped with some pretty dangerous weapons. They can still be knocked over and disarmed with a charged-up kick, though.

Your basic foes in the scenarios: angry dudes who just want to bash in some skulls, preferably yours. They come in biker, disco-goer, prisoner and pirate flavors.

* HeroicBuild: Some of the prisoners are noticeably more "V-shaped" than the typical Brawler.

[[folder: Boxer]]

A prizefighter who's not afraid of showing you the old one-two if you pick a fight with him.

* AchillesHeel: [[RealityEnsues His gloves can't stop a knife or machete]]. Hey, anything goes in a real fight!
* {{Expy}}: Clearly one for [[Film/RockyIV Ivan Drago]].
* ImmuneToFlinching: He cannot be knocked over nor stunned by your kick.
* KungFuProofMook: He can block your punches and retaliate with a quick jab; you'd better use a melee weapon to deal with him.

[[folder: Biker Boss]]

Presumably the boss of the bikers in the bar.

* MacheteMayhem: In both appearances he wields a machete.
* LightningBruiser: He'll always run after you and that machete ''hurts'', especially if he lunges at you. He also has significantly more health than a typical Mook.
* UnexplainedRecovery: He somehow reappears alive and well (and very angry with you) in the prison level, despite it taking place after the bar level chronologically and the fact you likely smashed him to barely-identifiable pieces.

[[folder: Katana Boss]]

A Yakuza-like crime boss who presumably owns the disco.

* DamageSpongeBoss: He has an ''insane'' amount of health.
* KatanasAreJustBetter: He wields a katana, the best weapon in the base game.
* MadeOfIron: You can carve him up until he's mostly ''skeletonized'', and he'll still keep trying to kill you.
* MightyGlacier: He never moves faster than a SlowWalk, and his swings are slow and heavily telegraphed. However, his katana will slice you to pieces in two hits, and he has a truly staggering health bar.
* {{Yakuza}}: Presumably, though the disco level seems to takes place in a Western country.

[[folder: Large Prisoner]]

A giant man held in solitary confinement at the prison level.

* BecauseYouWereNiceToMe: If you throw an apple or orange into his cell and then open the solitary confinement cells, he'll join the brawl on your side.
* KingMook: He doesn't have a set appearance, so he resembles a generic prisoner blown up about 1.5x.
* MegatonPunch: His punches will either send enemies [[BlownAcrossTheRoom flying across the room]] or [[LudicrousGibs explode them into tiny pieces]].
* LightningBruiser: He's huge, always runs, and his punches have both a lot of reach and can demolish your health bar in short order.

!Beneath
!!Enemies

[[folder: Zombies]]
The remains of UHDF personnel sent Beneath before you, now reanimated and determined to add you to their ranks.

* CombatTentacles: Some zombies have these long purple tentacles they can use to strike you at range.
* TheGoomba: They'll be your most commonly encountered enemy in Beneath, and they can usually be killed in one or two hits with almost any weapon. They can be dangerous in large groups, though.
* UndeadMooks: Well, they're the reanimated remains of UHDF Mooks, so they count.

[[folder: Traitors]]
Human cultists that have forsaken humanity in favor of the Elder Gods.

* ApocalypseCult: It's not clear what exactly they're trying to accomplish, but if it involves the Elder Gods it's nothing good for humanity.
* KnifeNut: Many of them spawn with knives and cleavers.
* PalletSwap: Fundamentally, they're just reskinned Brawlers.
* TokenHuman: The only non-reanimated human enemies in the Beneath.

[[folder: Floating Head]]
Floating severed demon heads that'll charge at you if they spot you.

* AirborneMook
* FlyingFace: They look like a severed Giant Mage head with a missing jaw.

[[folder: Crystal Crab]]
Four-legged crab-like creatures with crystals growing out of their backs.

* AttackItsWeakSpot: Their legs are fragile.
* BeamSpam: If you have to face multiple crabs at once, be prepared for a barrage.
* FrickinLaserBeams: They attack with a powerful laser blast.
* GiantEnemyCrab: The blue crystal crabs certainly count.

[[folder: Minion]]

[[folder: Crystal Entity]]

[[folder: Hydra]]

[[folder: Bore Worm]]

[[folder: Teleporter]]

[[folder: Giant Mage]]

[[folder: Interceptor]]

* GlassCannon: They move surprisingly quick and hit quite hard. Thankfully, a single sword swing to the neck will typically kill them.

[[folder: Leaper]]

[[folder: Statue]]

[[folder: Charger]]

[[folder: Observer]]

[[folder: Gremlin]]

* MoneySpider: If you kill one you'll get a nice big money and shard bonus.

[[folder: Pursuer]]
An entity that will show up to hunt you down if you spend too much getting through a level.

* AdvancingBossOfDoom: Once it shows up, all you can do is run the hell away.
* TheDreaded: Wanna know why the UHDF is sending you down to brave the horrors of the Beneath all alone? Because the more people they sent down, the sooner the Pursuers showed up to kill everyone.
* GrimReaper: Looks like one.
* GuardianEntity: It's implied that the Pursuers were created by the Elder Gods to keep humans out of the Beneath.
* InvincibleBoogeymen: They cannot be damaged nor will they ever break chase.[[note]]Unless you run into a shop.[[/note]]
** At least until Blood and Fire, where you can kill them with the ancient weapons laying around there.
* TouchOfDeath: Anything it touches (excluding Shard Lords) dies instantly. That includes you.

!!Shard Lords

[[folder: The Beast]]

[[folder: The Centurion]]

* FlamingSword: Fights you with a flaming gladius.
* LuckilyMyShieldWillProtectMe: He also wields a tower shield. You can break it if you hit it enough times, thankfully.

[[folder: The Crawler]]

* BeamSpam: It shoots five lasers spread out over a 90 degree angle.
* MightyGlacier: Very slow, yet it has a lot of health and a laser blast that could very well one-shot you.

[[folder: The Deceiver]]

* GlassCannon: Capable of doing ''serious'' damage to you with attacks that are both quick and hard to dodge, yet it's tied with The Pyro for the lowest health pool among the Shard Lords.

[[folder: The Golem]]

[[folder: The Pyro]]

* FakeUltimateMook: Sure, he may be a Shard Lord and he may have a flamethrower that can do substantial damage if you let it hit you, but once he goes into cooldown he goes down as easily as almost any regular enemy.

!!Elder Gods (SPOILERS AHEAD)

[[folder: The Necromancer]]

* AchillesHeel: He's rather weak to bladed weapons. In fact, if you manage to damage his midsection enough it's possible to instantly kill him by [[HalfTheManHeUsedToBe bisection]].
* LightningBruiser: He may not walk fast, but get in too close and he'll clobber you faster than you can react. This is to say nothing of his huge healthbar, either.
* MagicMissileStorm: At range, he'll shoot a torrent of homing magic missiles after you.
* {{Necromancer}}: No duh. He'll routinely resurrect the enemies you kill in his arena, including the Minions.
* ShieldedCoreBoss: At the start of the battle, he'll be shielded by eight or so Minions around the arena.

[[folder: The Aberration]]
An island-sized abomination that fights you with its tentacles and a never-ending torrent of enemies.

* CombatTentacles: Its primary form of attack is through tentacles that sprout out of the ground. You have to destroy them in order to damage The Aberration.
* EnemySummoner: It'll endlessly summon enemies throughout the boss battle.
* EldritchAbomination: The most properly alien of the Elder Gods.

[[folder: The Trickster]]
An Elder God who only reveals himself when you complete a long list of convoluted tasks. You face him in a virtual world of his creation called the Construct.

* CombatTentacles: Its primary form of attack is through tentacles that sprout out of the ground. You have to sever them in order to damage The Aberration.

** Dual-wielded Black Katana [[SpinAttack]]s;

* KungFuProofMook: He can block your punches and retaliate with a quick jab; better use a melee weapon to deal with him.

!Beneath
!!Enemies

[[folder: Zombies]]
The remains of UHDF personnel sent Beneath before you, now reanimated and determined to add you to their ranks.

* CombatTentacles: Some zombies have these long purple tentacles they can use to strike you at range.
* TheGoomba: They'll be your most commonly encountered enemy in Beneath, and they can usually be killed in one or two hits with almost any weapon. They can be dangerous in large groups, though.
* UndeadMooks: Well, they're the reanimated remains of UHDF Mooks, so they count.

[[folder: Traitors]]
Human cultists that have forsaken humanity in favor of the Elder Gods.

* ApocalypseCult: It's not clear what exactly they're trying to accomplish, but if it involves the Elder Gods it's nothing good for humanity.
* KnifeNut: Many of them spawn with knives and cleavers.
* PalletSwap: Fundamentally, they're just reskinned Brawlers.
* TokenHuman: The only non-reanimated human enemies in the Beneath.

[[folder: Floating Head]]
Floating severed demon heads that'll charge at you if they spot you.

* AirborneMook
* FlyingFace: They look like a severed Giant Mage head with a missing jaw.

[[folder: Crystal Crab]]

[[folder: Minion]]

[[folder: Crystal Entity]]

[[folder: Hydra]]

[[folder: Bore Worm]]

[[folder: Teleporter]]

[[folder: Giant Mage]]

[[folder: Interceptor]]

* GlassCannon: They move surprisingly quick and hit quite hard. Good thing a single sword swing to the neck will typically kill them.

[[folder: Leaper]]

[[folder: Statue]]

[[folder: Charger]]

[[folder: Observer]]

[[folder: Gremlin]]

[[folder: Pursuer]]

!!Shard Lords

[[folder: The Beast]]

[[folder: The Centurion]]

* FlamingSword: Fights you with a flaming gladius.
* LuckilyMyShieldWillProtectMe: He also wields a tower shield. You can break it if you hit it enough times, thankfully.

[[folder: The Crawler]]

* BeamSpam: It shoots five lasers spread out over a 90 degree angle.
* MightyGlacier: Very slow, yet it has a lot of health and a laser blast that could very well one-shot you.

[[folder: The Deceiver]]

* GlassCannon: Capable of doing ''serious'' damage to you with attacks that are both quick and hard to dodge, yet it's tied with The Pyro for the lowest health pool among the Shard Lords.

[[folder: The Golem]]

[[folder: The Pyro]]

* FakeUltimateMook: Sure, he may be a Shard Lord and he may have a flamethrower that can do substantial damage if you let it hit you, but once he goes into cooldown he goes down as easily as almost any regular enemy.

!!Elder Gods (SPOILERS AHEAD)

[[folder: The Necromancer]]

* LightningBruiser: He may not walk fast, but get in too close and he'll clobber you faster than you can react. This is to say nothing of his huge healthbar, either.
* MagicMissileStorm: At range, he'll shoot a torrent of homing magic missiles after you.

[[folder: The Aberration]]

* EldritchAbomination: The most properly alien of the Elder Gods.

[[folder: The Trickster]]

[[folder: The End]]