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* AdaptationalVillainy: In ''Literature/TheDivineComedy'', the archangel Gabriel is mentioned several times as a being of pure goodness and light. Here, he's a ruthless zealot who murdered [[TheGoodKing Minos]] for showing compassion for the damned in the circle of Lust and the game's main antagonist.
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* AdaptationalVillainy: In ''Literature/TheDivineComedy'', the archangel Gabriel is mentioned several times as a being of pure goodness and light. Here, he's a ruthless zealot who serves as the game's main antagonist and murdered [[TheGoodKing King Minos]] for showing compassion for the damned in the circle of Lust and the game's main antagonist.Lust.
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* BadassBoast: His vow of revenge after being freed.
---> '''Minos Prime:''' Oh, Gabriel, now dawns thy reckoning! Thy gore shall ''glisten'' before the Temples of Man!
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* MultiArmedAndDangerous: V1 grows another arm whenever they pick up the [[GunsAkimbo Dual-Wield powerup]]. There's no limit to this, meaning it's possible for V1 to have over ''10 arms''.
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* CompanionCube: It's noted in the lore entry for the Mindflayer that the body it is attached to is a creation of its own and serves no practical purpose (being even called a "waste of resources"), but the Mindflayer will nevertheless protect it at all costs, even if that means its own destruction.
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* TragicHero: A benevolent king who was undeservingly killed by a self-righteous angel, had his soul sealed away in an EldritchAbomination, watched his undead corpse undoing his progress, freed by a KillerRobot, [[YankTheDogsChain and got permanently killed by said robot]], Minos is an unfortunate hero who suffered for an eternity, only to meet a bleak end.
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* LargeHam: While he has less lines than Gabriel (not to mention, they're shorter), not only does Minos Prime talk more frequently, he shouts every word in his battle (except for a small "weak" when he TurnsRed). You can [[ExploitedTrope exploit]] this trope to telegraph his attacks.
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%%* TooGoodForThisSinfulEarth: So far, Minos is the only character in the game who can be considered morally good, and he's the first character to be permanently killed. Then again, this is ''{{Hell}}'' we're talking about.
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* AdaptationalHeroism: In ''Literature/TheDivineComedy'', King Minos is a judge of Hell who sentences souls to a layer of Hell depending on their sins. Meanwhile in this game, King Minos is a benevolent king who turned the Layer of Lust into a thriving paradise because he felt eternal damnation is an unfair punishment for sinners who were sentenced for simply loving another.
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* AdaptationalHeroism: In ''Literature/TheDivineComedy'', King Minos is a the ruthless judge of Hell who sentences souls to a layer one of Hell its layers depending on their sins. Meanwhile in this game, King Minos is a benevolent loving king who turned the Layer of Lust into a thriving paradise because he felt eternal damnation is an unfair punishment for sinners who were sentenced for simply loving loved another.
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* SnakesAreSinister: {{Averted}}. King Minos has a snake-motif, yet he's the most heroic character in the game so far.
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* CompanionCube: It's noted in the lore entry for the Mindflayer that the body it is attached to is a creation of its own and serves no practical purpose (being even called a "waste of resources"), but the Mindflayer will nevertheless protect it at all costs, even if that means its own destruction.
* {{Fembot}}: Mindflayers appear to be feminine robots, but according to the Terminal Database, what appears to be their body is just a plastic humanoid shell that serves no purpose other than aesthetics, and the machine itself sits on the shell's upper half. Mindflayers with masculine shells are mentioned, but they have yet to appear in-game.
* {{Fembot}}: Mindflayers appear to be feminine robots, but according to the Terminal Database, what appears to be their body is just a plastic humanoid shell that serves no purpose other than aesthetics, and the machine itself sits on the shell's upper half. Mindflayers with masculine shells are mentioned, but they have yet to appear in-game.
* HomingProjectile: Mindflayers fire blue orbs of Hell energy that home on V1.
* LightningBruiser: Especially when compared to other enemies, Mindflayers are fast and tough, thanks to their whopping 30 hitpoints, the ability to teleport, and having dangerous attacks, such as a deadly melee swipe, a series of homing Hell orbs, and laser beams.
* LightningBruiser: Especially when compared to other enemies, Mindflayers are fast and tough, thanks to their whopping 30 hitpoints, the ability to teleport, and having dangerous attacks, such as a deadly melee swipe, a series of homing Hell orbs, and laser beams.
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* VillainTeleportation: Mindflayers can teleport across the area, and while the Screwdriver Railcannon keeps them from teleporting, it barely mitigates the threat they're capable of.
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** Just as transparent of a reference to [[Videogame/Bayonetta Balder]], in fact, the melee part of his 3-hit combo attack is identical to said character, and has the similarities of golden attack effects and being part of a dogmatical light-aligned faction, although while Balder is a Lumen Sage Gabriel is an actual angel himself.
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** Just as transparent of a reference to [[Videogame/Bayonetta Balder]], Balder of Videogame/{{Bayonetta}}, in fact, the melee part of his 3-hit combo attack is identical to said character, and has the similarities of golden attack effects and being part of a dogmatical light-aligned faction, although while Balder is a Lumen Sage Gabriel is an actual angel himself.
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* HeavenlyBlue: His armor is clad in white, [[GoldAndWhiteAreDivine gold]], and silver, and his wings glow blue. That being said, [[LightIsNotGood he's far from benevolent]].
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* HeavenlyBlue: His To emphasize the fact that he's an angel of God, his armor is clad in white, [[GoldAndWhiteAreDivine white, gold]], and silver, and his wings glow blue. That being said, [[LightIsNotGood he's far from benevolent]].heroic]].
* ShootTheMedicFirst: The eyeballs heal the Flesh Prison when enough damage is dealt. [[DamageSpongeBoss Considering how much damage this boss can soak in]], it's a priority to get rid of the eyeballs ''as soon as possible'' whenever they heal.
* BattleAura: Minos Prime forms an aura made of blue fire in his second phase.
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* HeavenlyBlue: Minos Prime is clad in divine white and blue, and unlike Gabriel, Minos is [[LightIsGood genuinely benevolent]].
* HeroAntagonist: Along with being a [[TheGoodKing benevolent king]], Minos' soul battles V1 to not only punish the robot, but also protect his people and avenge humankind.
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heroic]].
* HeroAntagonist: Along with being a [[TheGoodKing benevolent king]], Minos' soul battles V1 tonot only punish the robot, but also protect his people people, and avenge humankind.
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* TragicHero: A benevolent king who was undeservingly killed by a self-righteous angel, had his soul sealed away in an EldritchAbomination, watched his undead corpse undoing his progress, freed by a KillerRobot, and got permanently killed by said robot, Minos is an unfortunate hero who suffered for an eternity, only to meet a bleak end.
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* TechnicolorFire: In his second phase, Minos Prime is [[WreathedInFlames surrounded in blue flames]].
* TragicHero: A benevolent king who was undeservingly killed by a self-righteous angel, had his soul sealed away in an EldritchAbomination, watched his undead corpse undoing his progress, freed by a KillerRobot, [[YankTheDogsChain and got permanently killed by saidrobot, robot]], Minos is an unfortunate hero who suffered for an eternity, only to meet a bleak end.end.
* TurnsRed: Once half of his health is gone, Minos' attacks get even more aggressive, complete with a cloak of blue fire.
* TragicHero: A benevolent king who was undeservingly killed by a self-righteous angel, had his soul sealed away in an EldritchAbomination, watched his undead corpse undoing his progress, freed by a KillerRobot, [[YankTheDogsChain and got permanently killed by said
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* FamousLastWords:
---> '''Minos Prime:''' Forgive me, my children, for I have failed to bring you salvation from this cold, dark world.
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* FlunkyBoss: Periodically summons a score of floating eye minions that add to the {{Bullet Hell}} and can later be sacrificed to heal. On higher difficulties, it summons [[MiniMooks tiny Malicious]] [[OhCrap Faces]] instead.
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* LightningBruiser: In contrast with his [[MightyGlacier mighty yet slow corpse]], Minos Prime is ''fast'', agile, and even more durable and deadly than anything in Act 1. He made V2 and Gabriel look like total pansies.
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* BloodSplatteredWarrior: V1 repairs their damage by showering in the fresh blood of their foes.
* VictorGainsLosersPowers: V1 obtains V2's arm after their battle.
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* WingsDoNothing: {{Averted}}. While V1's wings don't allow them to fly, their wings they allow them to [[VideoGameSliding slide]], [[VideoGameDashing dash]], and even [[HyperspaceArsenal hold their weapons]].
* GiantHandsOfDoom: The corpse uses its own hands to battle V1, and the corpse attacks the robot even before the actual battle.
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* LightIsNotGood: Despite being an angel of light, Gabriel is a self-righteous xenophobe [[spoiler:who ended a utopia by killing its benevolent king.]]
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* LightningBruiser: He's fast, hits hard, takes a good deal of punishment, and he gets even faster when his health is half empty.
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* AndIMustScream: While he was sealed in the Flesh Prison, Minos helplessly watched his own parasite-controlled corpse destroying all of the progress he and his people worked hard for.
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* LightningBruiser: In contrast with his [[MightyGlacier mighty yet slow corpse]], Minos Prime is ''fast'', agile, and even more durable and deadly than anything in Act 1. He made Gabriel and V2 look like cakewalks in comparison.
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* SealedGoodInACan: The soul of a benevolent king was sealed away in the Flesh Prison for who knows how long until V1 frees them.
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* TragicHero: A benevolent king who was undeservingly killed by a self-righteous angel, had his soul sealed away in an EldritchAbomination, watched his undead corpse undoing his progress, freed by a KillerRobot, and get permanently killed by said robot, Minos is an unfortunate hero who suffered for an eternity, only to meet a bleak end.
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* StrawNihilist: [[spoiler: Mirage's speech goes into paralyzing fear of action in light of her and everyone's overall meaning - or lack of it - in face of the universe.]]
* TheVoiceless: Doesn't utter a word through the whole game [[spoiler: except as Mirage]]. Swordsmachine's terminal entry suggests that most machines don't bother with a voicebox to maximize their efficiency. Curiously, if you choose to hold your gun in the "middle", V1 will make VideoGame/{{Quake}} Ranger grunts when jumping.
* TheVoiceless: Doesn't utter a word through the whole game [[spoiler: except as Mirage]]. Swordsmachine's terminal entry suggests that most machines don't bother with a voicebox to maximize their efficiency. Curiously, if you choose to hold your gun in the "middle", V1 will make VideoGame/{{Quake}} Ranger grunts when jumping.
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* ArmCannon: A big organic gun fused with the rest of its body in place of its right arm.
* BodyHorror: With its head fused into its shoulder, a bit of exposed spine and two distinctly different left arms, it stands out among the husks as particularly ghastly-looking.
* BodyHorror: With its head fused into its shoulder, a bit of exposed spine and two distinctly different left arms, it stands out among the husks as particularly ghastly-looking.
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* KungFuProofMook: The only enemy in the game to actively deflect a Core Eject grenade by smacking it aside. It also makes a conscious effort to dodge projectiles.
* SuperDrowningSkills: Submerging them in any liquid will instantly kill them.
* SuperDrowningSkills: Submerging them in any liquid will instantly kill them.
* NoSell: They take no damage from explosions (unless you parry their own). Core Eject grenades in particular just bounce off them harmlessly.
* ParanoiaFuel: All statues you see in the game are Cerberuses, and there's no telling which one will spring to life.
* ShowsDamage: Its exterior starts cracking once they're at half health.
* ShowsDamage: Its exterior starts cracking once they're at half health.
* BonusBoss: [[spoiler: You can fight it a level earlier in a much smaller room if you find the right secret.]]
* FamedInStory: Its Terminal entry talks about its notoriety among other machines. Yet, you fight and kill it even before you set foot into Hell proper.
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* {{Golem}}: Noted to lack even the simplest thought, merely executing preset reactions to stimuli. Its Terminal entry explicitly calls it an "organic machine".
* StationaryBoss: Remains rooted in place through the whole fight.
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* {{Expy}}:
** Gabriel is a ''very'' transparent homage to [[Videogame/DevilMayCry Vergil]], wielding a holy light themed version of Vergil's summoned swords, and even paraphrasing one of his most iconic taunts:
-->'''Gabriel:''' Foolishness, machine. Foolishness.
** He also is one to [[VideoGame/DevilMayCry4 Credo]], with the angelic design, thrown spears that can be returned for big damage and saying "Behold the power of an angel!"
** Gabriel is a ''very'' transparent homage to [[Videogame/DevilMayCry Vergil]], wielding a holy light themed version of Vergil's summoned swords, and even paraphrasing one of his most iconic taunts:
-->'''Gabriel:''' Foolishness, machine. Foolishness.
** He also is one to [[VideoGame/DevilMayCry4 Credo]], with the angelic design, thrown spears that can be returned for big damage and saying "Behold the power of an angel!"
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* ShoutOut: They're a reference to Agni and Rudra from ''VideoGame/DevilMayCry3DantesAwakening''.
* ShoutOut: As mentioned above, the Cancerous Rodents are references to Cancer Mouse, a recurring character from [[WebVideo/Civvie11 Civvie's Dungeon]].
* StationaryBoss: Just like Hideous Mass, Very Cancerous Rodent doesn't move an inch.
* StationaryBoss: Just like Hideous Mass, Very Cancerous Rodent doesn't move an inch.
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* AdaptationalHeroism: In ''Literature/TheDivineComedy'', King Minos is a judge of Hell who sentences souls to a layer of Hell depending on their sins. Meanwhile in this game, King Minos is a benevolent king [[spoiler:who turned the Layer of Lust into a thriving paradise because he felt eternal damnation is an unfair punishment for sinners who were sentenced for simply loving another.]]
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* AdaptationalHeroism: In ''Literature/TheDivineComedy'', King Minos is a judge of Hell who sentences souls to a layer of Hell depending on their sins. Meanwhile in this game, King Minos is a benevolent king [[spoiler:who who turned the Layer of Lust into a thriving paradise because he felt eternal damnation is an unfair punishment for sinners who were sentenced for simply loving another.]]
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* AnimalMotif: As a reference to his original ''Literature/DantesInferno'' counterpart (who's a serpentine monster), King Minos has a snake motif, which can be seen through his corpse (the parasitic worms controlling his corpse are described as serpentine), [[spoiler: and through his Prime Soul (each of his arms are coiled by a snake, and he uses them to enhance his attacks. He also summons a large etheral snake as a deadly homing projectile).]]
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* AnimalMotif: As a reference to his original ''Literature/DantesInferno'' counterpart (who's a serpentine monster), King Minos has a snake motif, which can be seen through his corpse (the parasitic worms controlling his corpse are described as serpentine), [[spoiler: and through his Prime Soul (each of his arms are coiled by a snake, and he uses them to enhance his attacks. He also summons a large etheral ethereal snake as a deadly homing projectile).]]
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* TheGoodKing: Back when he was alive, King Minos turned the Layer of Lust into a {{Utopia}} because he felt that eternal damnation is an [[DisproportionateRetribution unfair punishment]] for the "sin" of loving another. He's also a ReasonableAuthorityFigure because even before getting killed by Gabriel, he tried to reason with the angel rather than attack him, but sadly, Gabriel refused to listen.
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* TheGoodKing: Back when he was alive, King Minos turned is considered a fair ruler for turning the Layer of Lust into a {{Utopia}} because he felt that eternal damnation is an [[DisproportionateRetribution unfair punishment]] for the "sin" of loving another. He's also a ReasonableAuthorityFigure because even before getting killed by Gabriel, he tried to reason with the angel rather than attack him, but sadly, Gabriel refused to listen. Even after his death, his legacy as a benevolent king is still fondly remembered by his people.
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* LightningBruiser: In contrast with his [[MightyGlacier mighty yet slow corpse]], Minos Prime is ''fast'', agile, and even more durable and deadly than anything in Act 1. He made Gabriel and V2 look like cakewalks in comparison.
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* PurpleIsPowerful: The Corpse shares the black and purple scheme of the Lust Layer, and while its movement and attacks are slow, [[MightyGlacier its attacks deal massive damage and it takes tons of attacks to bring it down again]]. Even its black holes are also purple and black, and they can [[HPTo1 turn V1's health to 1]], otherwise the black holes will kill them.
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* PurpleIsPowerful: The Corpse shares the black and purple scheme of the Lust Layer, and while its movement and attacks are slow, [[MightyGlacier its attacks deal massive damage and it takes tons of attacks to bring it down again]]. Even its black holes are also purple and black, and they can [[HPTo1 turn [[HPToOne reduce V1's health to 1]], 1 point]], otherwise the black holes will kill them.
them if their health is low enough.
* BulletHell: It fires a ton of blue bullets at V1 to protect itself. If that wasn't enough, it has floating disembodied eyes that fire explosive lasers.
* EldritchAbomination: The Flesh Prison is a [[SinisterGeometry sinister octahedron]] that's both angelic and demonic in nature, designed to seal souls for the purpose of preventing them from becoming Prime Souls.
* EldritchAbomination: The Flesh Prison is a [[SinisterGeometry sinister octahedron]] that's both angelic and demonic in nature, designed to seal souls for the purpose of preventing them from becoming Prime Souls.
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* BareFistedMonk: Utilizes powerful, refined melee attacks as its combat style.
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The pure soul of King Minos, too powerful to destroy by the angels and thus sealed in a Flesh Prison. Though grateful, he remembers the machines' sins and seeks to punish you V1 for their complicity in humanity's extinction.
* AdaptationalHeroism: In ''Literature/TheDivineComedy'', King Minos is a judge of Hell who sentences souls to a layer of Hell depending on their sins. Meanwhile in this game, King Minos is a benevolent king [[spoiler:who turned the Layer of Lust into a thriving paradise because he felt eternal damnation is an unfair punishment for sinners who were sentenced for simply loving another.]]
* AndIMustScream: While he was sealed in the Flesh Prison, Minos helplessly watched his own parasite-controlled corpse destroying all of the progress he and his people worked hard for.
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snakes and uses them in his fighting skills.
* AnimalMotif: As a reference to his original ''Literature/DantesInferno'' counterpart (who's a serpentine monster), King Minos has a snake motif, which can be seen through his corpse (the parasitic worms controlling his corpse are described as serpentine), [[spoiler: and through his Prime Soul (each of his arms are coiled by a snake, and he uses them to enhance his attacks. He also summons a large etheral snake as a deadly homing projectile).]]
* BareFistedMonk: Utilizes powerful, refined melee attacks asits his combat style.
* AdaptationalHeroism: In ''Literature/TheDivineComedy'', King Minos is a judge of Hell who sentences souls to a layer of Hell depending on their sins. Meanwhile in this game, King Minos is a benevolent king [[spoiler:who turned the Layer of Lust into a thriving paradise because he felt eternal damnation is an unfair punishment for sinners who were sentenced for simply loving another.]]
* AndIMustScream: While he was sealed in the Flesh Prison, Minos helplessly watched his own parasite-controlled corpse destroying all of the progress he and his people worked hard for.
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* AnimalMotif: As a reference to his original ''Literature/DantesInferno'' counterpart (who's a serpentine monster), King Minos has a snake motif, which can be seen through his corpse (the parasitic worms controlling his corpse are described as serpentine), [[spoiler: and through his Prime Soul (each of his arms are coiled by a snake, and he uses them to enhance his attacks. He also summons a large etheral snake as a deadly homing projectile).]]
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* TheGoodKing: Back when he was alive, King Minos turned the Layer of Lust into a {{Utopia}} because he felt that eternal damnation is an [[DisproportionateRetribution unfair punishment]] for the "sin" of loving another. He's also a ReasonableAuthorityFigure because even before getting killed by Gabriel, he tried to reason with the angel rather than attack him, but sadly, Gabriel refused to listen.
* HeavenlyBlue: Minos Prime is clad in divine white and blue, and unlike Gabriel, Minos is [[LightIsGood genuinely benevolent]].
* HeroAntagonist: Along with being a [[TheGoodKing benevolent king]], Minos' soul battles V1 to not only punish the robot, but also protect his people and avenge humankind.
* HumanoidAbomination: His soul is a white and blue humanoid being with unfathomable power, red glowing veins, and [[TheBlank a hole where his face should be]], but unlike most examples, Minos Prime is a rare HeroAntagonist example.
* NoGoodDeedGoesUnpunished: He turned a layer of Hell into a paradise out of compassion for its sinners, only to be struck down by the forces of Heaven. Then things go downhill from that point on.
* OurSoulsAreDifferent: Prime Souls are souls born from sheer will that become so powerful that ''even angels'' [[TheDreaded fear them]].
* SealedGoodInACan: The soul of a benevolent king was sealed away in the Flesh Prison for who knows how long until V1 frees them.
* SnakesAreSinister: {{Averted}}. King Minos has a snake-motif, yet he's the most benevolent character in the game so far.
%%* TooGoodForThisSinfulEarth: So far, Minos is the only genuinely benevolent character in the game, and he's the first character to be permanently killed. Then again, this is ''{{Hell}}'' we're talking about.
* TragicHero: A benevolent king who was undeservingly killed by a self-righteous angel, had his soul sealed away in an EldritchAbomination, watched his undead corpse undoing his progress, freed by a KillerRobot, and get permanently killed by said robot, Minos is an unfortunate hero who suffered for an eternity, only to meet a bleak end.
* WalkingSpoiler: You were not suppose to learn about his soul's existence until you defeated the Flesh Prison.
* HeavenlyBlue: Minos Prime is clad in divine white and blue, and unlike Gabriel, Minos is [[LightIsGood genuinely benevolent]].
* HeroAntagonist: Along with being a [[TheGoodKing benevolent king]], Minos' soul battles V1 to not only punish the robot, but also protect his people and avenge humankind.
* HumanoidAbomination: His soul is a white and blue humanoid being with unfathomable power, red glowing veins, and [[TheBlank a hole where his face should be]], but unlike most examples, Minos Prime is a rare HeroAntagonist example.
* NoGoodDeedGoesUnpunished: He turned a layer of Hell into a paradise out of compassion for its sinners, only to be struck down by the forces of Heaven. Then things go downhill from that point on.
* OurSoulsAreDifferent: Prime Souls are souls born from sheer will that become so powerful that ''even angels'' [[TheDreaded fear them]].
* SealedGoodInACan: The soul of a benevolent king was sealed away in the Flesh Prison for who knows how long until V1 frees them.
* SnakesAreSinister: {{Averted}}. King Minos has a snake-motif, yet he's the most benevolent character in the game so far.
%%* TooGoodForThisSinfulEarth: So far, Minos is the only genuinely benevolent character in the game, and he's the first character to be permanently killed. Then again, this is ''{{Hell}}'' we're talking about.
* TragicHero: A benevolent king who was undeservingly killed by a self-righteous angel, had his soul sealed away in an EldritchAbomination, watched his undead corpse undoing his progress, freed by a KillerRobot, and get permanently killed by said robot, Minos is an unfortunate hero who suffered for an eternity, only to meet a bleak end.
* WalkingSpoiler: You were not suppose to learn about his soul's existence until you defeated the Flesh Prison.
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* SwordAndGun: Wields a sword in its left hand, and has a shotgun welded to its right. [[AnArmAndALeg V1 can take that shotgun, by the way.]]
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--> '''Voiced by:''' Gianni Matragrano
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* DualBoss: Two Swordsmachines with differing combat styles.
* RedOniBlueOni: Swordsmachine "Agony" is the Red and uses the aggressive moveset of an enraged Swordsmachine, while Swordsmachine "Tundra" is the Blue and utilizes the ranged sword throws of phase 2 Swordsmachine.
* RedOniBlueOni: Swordsmachine "Agony" is the Red and uses the aggressive moveset of an enraged Swordsmachine, while Swordsmachine "Tundra" is the Blue and utilizes the ranged sword throws of phase 2 Swordsmachine.
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-->'''Rank:''' Unclassified[[note]]Unlike other "Unclassified" enemies, Cancerous Rodent doesn't even get its own database entry.[[/note]]
* BigLippedAlligatorMoment: It doesn't even have a database entry.
* DeathByCameo: Came all the way from [[WebVideo/Civvie11 Civvie's Dungeon]] just to get smashed by V1. Poor mouse.
* ZeroEffortBoss: The first Cancerous Rodent. It can barely move, can't hurt you, and dies to a single hit.
* DeathByCameo: Came all the way from [[WebVideo/Civvie11 Civvie's Dungeon]] just to get smashed by V1. Poor mouse.
* ZeroEffortBoss: The first Cancerous Rodent. It can barely move, can't hurt you, and dies to a single hit.
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* EyesDoNotBelongThere: Has eyes on some of its facets, but nothing resembling a "face".
* YinYangBomb: Combines angelic magic with Hell energy, resulting in a chaotic barrage of attacks.
* YinYangBomb: Combines angelic magic with Hell energy, resulting in a chaotic barrage of attacks.
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-->'''Voiced by:''' Stephan Weyte
The pure soul of King Minos, too powerful to destroy by the angels and thus sealed in a Flesh Prison. Though grateful, he remembers the machines' sins and seeks to punish you for complicity in humanity's
* AnimalBattleAura: He's surrounded by ethereal snakes.
* BareFistedMonk: Utilizes powerful, refined melee attacks as its combat style.
* DeaderThanDead: Killing Minos's soul seals his fate as this.
* WeHardlyKnewYe: The poor soul only serves as a single boss fight, which it doesn't even survive.
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* TheKingSlayer: [[spoiler:V1 [[KilledOffForReal permanently killed]] King Minos by ''[[DeaderThanDead destroying his soul]]''.]]
* NominalHero: Invading Hell and killing its demons is usually a good thing, but V1's reason for doing so is completely self-serving: They're looking for more blood because blood is fuel.
* NominalHero: Invading Hell and killing its demons is usually a good thing, but V1's reason for doing so is completely self-serving: They're looking for more blood because blood is fuel.
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* ArmlessBiped: They're bipedal creatures with no arms.
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* TheKingSlayer: [[spoiler:According to a book in 2-2, Gabriel killed King Minos for turning a layer of Hell into a thriving paradise, bringing an end to the Lust Renaissance.]]
* LightIsNotGood: Despite being an angel of light, Gabriel is an arrogant xenophobe [[spoiler:who also killed a benevolent king for turning the Layer of Lust into a utopia and ending said utopia]].
* LightIsNotGood: Despite being an angel of light, Gabriel is an arrogant xenophobe [[spoiler:who also killed a benevolent king for turning the Layer of Lust into a utopia and ending said utopia]].
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* TheKingSlayer: [[spoiler:According to a book in 2-2, Gabriel killed King Minos for turning a layer the Layer of Hell Lust into a thriving paradise, bringing an end to the Lust Renaissance.Renaissance. King Minos didn't even try to fight back, as he tried to reason with Gabriel, but sadly, the angel didn't listen.]]
* LightIsNotGood: Despite being an angel of light, Gabriel isan arrogant a self-righteous xenophobe [[spoiler:who also killed ended a utopia by killing its benevolent king for turning the Layer of Lust into a utopia and ending said utopia]].king.]]
* OurAngelsAreDifferent: An armored angel with blue ethereal wings.
* LightIsNotGood: Despite being an angel of light, Gabriel is
* OurAngelsAreDifferent: An armored angel with blue ethereal wings.
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* VillainousBreakdown: After being defeated by V1, Gabriel loses his cool, unable to handle being defeated by a mere machine.
-->'''Gabriel:''' What...?! How can this be? Bested by this...this ''thing?'' You insignificant FUCK! THIS IS NOT OVER!
-->'''Gabriel:''' What...?! How can this be? Bested by this...this ''thing?'' You insignificant FUCK! THIS IS NOT OVER!
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* HealItWithBlood: Thanks to their unique refueling system and thin metal plating, V1 can repair damage by showering in the blood of their foes. [[NecessaryDrawback That being said]], it also makes them more fragile than other robots, but considering how effective the refueling process is, that drawback doesn't matter anyways.
* KillerRobot: While V1 isn't the only killer robot in this game, their sheer strength and determination, along with their unique ability to self-repair with blood, makes them stand out from the rest. It helps that they're the PlayerCharacter.
* KillerRobot: While V1 isn't the only killer robot in this game, their sheer strength and determination, along with their unique ability to self-repair with blood, makes them stand out from the rest. It helps that they're the PlayerCharacter.
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* WingsDoNothing: {{Averted}}. While V1 wings don't allow them to fly, their wings allow them to [[VideoGameSliding slide]], [[VideoGameDashing dash]], and even [[HyperspaceArsenal hold their weapons]].
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* OurDemonsAreDifferent: Giant disembodied stone heads with spider-legs that also fire explosive lasers from their mouths.
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* NonIndicativeName: Cerberus is the name for a three-headed {{Hellhound}} from Myth/GreekMythology, yet Cerberuses are faceless humanoid statues in this game, though they got their name because of their role as guardians of Hell. Even the Terminal Data [[LampshadedTrope lampshades this trope]].
* OurDemonsAreDifferent: [[TheBlank Faceless]] humanoid statues that carry balls of Hell energy in their hands.
* TurnsRed: Killing a Cerberus will enrage all otherCerberi Cerberuses in the fight, making them faster and more aggressive.
* OurDemonsAreDifferent: [[TheBlank Faceless]] humanoid statues that carry balls of Hell energy in their hands.
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* FantasticRacism: He views robots as [[JustAMachine mere objects]] rather than sentient beings in their own right. His views are also shared by the Council.
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* HeavenlyBlue: His armor is clad in white, [[GoldAndWhiteAreDivine gold]], and silver, and his wings glow blue. That being said, [[LightIsNotGood he's far from benevolent]].
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* LightIsNotGood: Despite being an angel of light, Gabriel is an arrogant xenophobe [[spoiler:who also killed a benevolent king for turning the Layer of Lust into a utopia and ending said utopia]].
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* OurAngelsAreDifferent: An armored angel with blue ethereal wings.
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The protagonist of the game, a combat robot invading Hell in search of blood to fuel itself. Its unique construction allows it to gather spilled blood on the fly in exchange for increased vulnerability.
* CyberCyclops: Has a large glowing eye in its head.
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* OneManArmy: Even alluded to in 0-4's name, "One Machine Army". You'll generally be cutting your way through scores of enemies wherever you go.go.
* WingedHumanoid: They're a humanoid robot with 8 sets of glowing yellow wings.
* WingsDoNothing: {{Averted}}. While V1 wings don't allow them to fly, their wings allow them to [[VideoGameSliding slide]], [[VideoGameDashing dash]], and even [[HyperspaceArsenal hold their weapons]].
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* WingedHumanoid: They're a humanoid robot with 8 sets of glowing yellow wings.
* WingsDoNothing: {{Averted}}. While V1 wings don't allow them to fly, their wings allow them to [[VideoGameSliding slide]], [[VideoGameDashing dash]], and even [[HyperspaceArsenal hold their weapons]].
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* ArmlessBiped: They're bipedal creatures with no arms.
* EyelessFace: Filths don't have eyes either.
* EyelessFace: Filths don't have eyes either.
* BigCreepyCrawlies: They may look like floating disembodied heads, but a closer look shows that they have transparent [[SpidersAreScary spider-like]] legs.
* {{Cephalothorax}}: As their name suggests, Malicious Faces are giant stone faces (with spider legs).
* {{Cephalothorax}}: As their name suggests, Malicious Faces are giant stone faces (with spider legs).
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* OneHitKill: Its mere touch causes a whopping 1000 points of damage. The most HP you'll have is 200.
* TheSpook: Nothing is known about it other than that it's incredibly dangerous and doesn't leave its domain.[[/folder]]
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* HumanoidAbomination: It's a thin, skeletal, humanoid creature that's seemingly immortal and makes a [[HellIsThatNoise horrific screech]] whenever it spots V1.
* OneHitKill: Its mere touch causes a whopping 1000 points of damage. The most HP you'll have is200.
200. This also works against the creature, as a single shot from the revolver can take it out temporarily.
* TheSpook: Nothing is known about it other than that it's incredibly dangerous and doesn't leave itsdomain.domain.
* VillainTeleportation: Every time it gets shot, the creature teleports to the furthest spot from V1's direction.
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* OneHitKill: Its mere touch causes a whopping 1000 points of damage. The most HP you'll have is
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* AttackItsWeakPoint: Its stone carapace takes next to no damage, forcing you to strike either the exposed flesh or its [[AttackTheTail stinger tail.tail]].
* BigCreepyCrawlies: It's a massive [[ScaryScorpions scorpion-shaped]] demon.
* BewareMyStingerTail: It can fire a harpoon out of its tail. That being said, the harpoon can be parried with a well-timed Feedbacker punch.
* BigCreepyCrawlies: It's a massive [[ScaryScorpions scorpion-shaped]] demon.
* BewareMyStingerTail: It can fire a harpoon out of its tail. That being said, the harpoon can be parried with a well-timed Feedbacker punch.
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* HumanoidAbomination: A massive humanoid UndeadAbomination controlled by parasitic worms and can summon [[UnrealisticBlackHole miniature black holes]] in its battle. [[spoiler:When enough damage is dealt, the parasites [[EyeScream pop out of its eye sockets]].]]
* PurpleIsPowerful: The Corpse shares the black and purple scheme of the Lust Layer, and while its movement and attacks are slow, [[MightyGlacier its attacks deal massive damage and it takes tons of attacks to bring it down again]]. Even its black holes are also purple and black, and they can [[HPTo1 turn V1's health to 1]], otherwise the black holes will kill them.
* PurpleIsPowerful: The Corpse shares the black and purple scheme of the Lust Layer, and while its movement and attacks are slow, [[MightyGlacier its attacks deal massive damage and it takes tons of attacks to bring it down again]]. Even its black holes are also purple and black, and they can [[HPTo1 turn V1's health to 1]], otherwise the black holes will kill them.
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* YourDaysAreNumbered: [[spoiler: As punishment for losing to V1, "God's light" is stripped from Gabriel and its lack will kill him in the next 24 hours. The only way to reclaim it is to defeat V1.]][[/folder]]
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* WingedHumanoid: As expected from an angel, Gabriel has a pair of glowing blue wings that allow him to fly and attack from above.
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* YourDaysAreNumbered: [[spoiler: As punishment for losing to V1, "God's light" is stripped from Gabriel and its lack will kill him in the next 24 hours. The only way to reclaim it is to defeat V1.
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!!V1
The protagonist of the game, a combat robot invading Hell in search of blood to fuel itself. Its unique construction allows it to gather spilled blood on the fly in exchange for increased vulnerability.
*CyberCyclops: Has a large glowing eye in its head.
*GlassCannon: While technically you have a base of 100 Health, which is comparable with end-game bosses, they do a ''whole'' lot more damage to you than you to them.
*OneManArmy: Even alluded to in 0-4's name, "One Machine Army". You'll generally be cutting your way through scores of enemies wherever you go.[[/folder]]
[[folder: Enemies]]
!!Filth
The first enemy in the game, an armless and eyeless creature that can only lunge at you with its teeth. Easily dispatched, but comes in great numbers.
*TheGoomba: Killed in one shot and with only a melee attack, they shouldn't give much trouble even to novices.
*ZergRush: You won't see less than three Filths at the same time, and that number quickly increases as you delve deeper into Hell.
!!Stray
The first ranged enemy in the game, a skinless humanoid throwing balls of Hell Energy.
*CowardlyMooks: Will attempt to run away from V1 if it comes too close to them, but they're not very mobile.
!!Schism
A freak accident of two souls attempting to manifest into a single husk. Throws out volleys of energy projectiles.
*FakeUltimateMook: Tougher than most enemies and fires a lot of projectiles, but is largely immobile and inaccurate.
!!Soldier
A cybernetically enhanced Stray that's stronger, tougher, and more aggressive.
*EliteMooks: To Strays. They move around with greater agility, fire out a cone of projectiles rather than a single one, and will try to kick you away if you come to close.
!!Drone
A flying orb-like machine, firing out Hell Energy.
*AirborneMook: Currently the only fodder-type enemy that flies.
*TakingYouWithMe: If killed, it will throw itself at you and explode. You can parry that, too. If killed with an explosion or Piercing Shot, they simply explode on the spot.
!!Streetcleaner
Humanoid machines equipped with flamethrowers, adept at dodging and relentless in pursuit.
*EliteMooks: Among fodder-type enemies, they're the toughest and most agile. Their weakpoint is also not easily hit, although hitting it ''will'' kill them.
*FlamethrowerBackfire: Hitting the gas tank on its back will cause it to explode and kill Streetcleaner on the spot. You can even blow up gas tanks of dead Streetcleaners!
!!Malicious Face
First introduced as 0-1's boss, it's [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin a malicious stone face]] that alternates between volleys of Hell Energy projectiles and a devastating {{Hitscan}} laser explosive.
*DegradedBoss: They show up as regular enemies as early as 0-4.
*HoistByHisOwnPetard: Throwing out a coin just before their laser attack comes out will kill the Face on the spot and earn you a Chargeback bonus.
*MascotMook: The first enemy introduced by the dev and prominent in marketing, to boot.
!!Cerberus
A giant stone statue in the shape of a man. Two of them guard the entrance to Hell as 0-5's bosses.
*DualBoss: You fight two of them at the climax of Prelude, although the second one only joins the fight when you knock the first one's health to half.
*DegradedBoss: Proceed to show up as regular enemies from 1-3 and onward.
*TurnsRed: Killing a Cerberus will enrage all other Cerberi in the fight, making them faster and more aggressive.
!!Mindflayer
A greater machine form with excellent control of Hell Energy and its own enhancements. Throws out devastating attacks from above.
*AntiFrustrationFeatures: Due to how dangerous she is in Cyber Grind, a Mindflayer won't show up in two rounds in a row. If two Mindflayers show up during a round, they won't show up for two rounds, and so on.
*BossInMookClothing: There's only four of them in Act 1 and they only show up at its tail end, but each of them is a sturdy foe with powerful attacks. Punching them earns you the Disrespect bonus as it does with all other bosses and {{Degraded Boss}}es, too.
*HoistByHerOwnPetard: It's possible to reflect Mindflayer's blue projectiles into her and kill her in one shot. Unlike Malicious Face's Chargeback, there's a couple of ways to do it (parried shotgun pellets, Core Eject, Malicious Railgun etc.) but they require different timings and a whole lot of skill.
*TakingYouWithMe: Explodes when killed.
!!Something Wicked
A creature that refuses qualification; a spindly horror stalking [[SecretLevel 0-S]]'s darkened hallways.
*OneHitKill: Its mere touch causes a whopping 1000 points of damage. The most HP you'll have is 200.
*TheSpook: Nothing is known about it other than that it's incredibly dangerous and doesn't leave its domain.[[/folder]]
[[folder: Bosses]]
!!Swordsmachine
A distinctive machine form with a motor sword and a shotgun. Ultrakill's first unique boss in 0-3.
*DegradedBoss: Shows up in [[EndlessGame Cyber Grind]] as a regular enemy.
*TurnsRed: Will enrage if its attacks are parried.
!!Hideous Mass
A malformed demon resembling a scorpion, its flesh rippling out of its stone exterior. Attacks with powerful explosives, giant stone pincers and its harpoon-like stinger. 1-3's boss.
*AttackItsWeakPoint: Its stone carapace takes next to no damage, forcing you to strike either the exposed flesh or its stinger tail.
*DegradedBoss: Shows up infrequently in Cyber Grind, although due to its size not all arena patterns can accommodate it.
*StationaryBoss: It stays in one spot, both in its 1-3 fight and in Cyber Grind.
*TurnsRed: Enrages once it's knocked down to the third of its health, throwing out explosive attacks with greater quantity.
!!V2
A red combat robot not unlike V1 that seems to venture to Hell for the same purpose. 1-4's boss.
*CyberCyclops: Just like V1, has a large singular eye on its head.
*MirrorBoss: For the most part, V2's got access to your own tools, both weapons and movement techniques.
!!Corpse of King Minos
Desecrated remains of King Minos, the past ruler of the Lust layer; a gargantuan husk that can only mindlessly seek sinners to punish. 2-4's boss.
*AttackOfTheFiftyFootWhatever: The single biggest character in the game; so big that the next two levels are inside its body.
*EarlyBirdCameo: You can see it in the background as you descend through Lust.
*GoForTheEye: Takes the most damage when struck in its glowing white eyes, [[spoiler: even once parasites pop out of them.]]
!!Gabriel
The Judge of Hell, a powerful archangel seeking you out in 3-2 to stop your rampage through Hell. Act 1's final boss.
*EarlyBirdCameo: First seen in 1-4 as a stained glass window painting. You can also read about him in a lore entry found in 2-2.
*FinalBoss: Of Act 1 and, as of this writing, of the whole game.
*IShallTauntYou: Will spend periods of his boss fight throwing taunts at you, even once enraged. His entry in the bestiary even mentions it to be a good time to get a hit in.
*PrecisionFStrike: During his post-boss battle rant.
*SoreLoser: To say he's upset about losing to you is an ''understatement''.
*SpontaneousWeaponCreation: Conjures swords, axes, and spears made of light to use.
*TurnsRed: Once he enters his second phase.
*YourDaysAreNumbered: [[spoiler: As punishment for losing to V1, "God's light" is stripped from Gabriel and its lack will kill him in the next 24 hours. The only way to reclaim it is to defeat V1.]][[/folder]]
[[folder: Bonus Bosses '''(Unmarked Spoilers)''']]
!!Agony and Tundra
A duo of Swordsmachines, one red and one blue. Fought in 1-3.
!!Cancerous Rodent & Very Cancerous Rodent
A curious green mouse "fought" in 1-2. Actually a herald for its larger and dangerous sibling, fought in the same room.
!!Flesh Prison
A giant prism suspended on two stalks, found behind the Perfect Door in 3-1. Unleashes {{Bullet Hell}} on all who would attempt to break free its prisoner.
!!Minos Prime
The pure soul of King Minos, too powerful to destroy by the angels and thus sealed in a Flesh Prison. Though grateful, he remembers the machines' sins and seeks to punish you for complicity in humanity's extinction.[[/folder]]
[[foldercontrol]]
[[folder: V1]]
!!V1
The protagonist of the game, a combat robot invading Hell in search of blood to fuel itself. Its unique construction allows it to gather spilled blood on the fly in exchange for increased vulnerability.
*CyberCyclops: Has a large glowing eye in its head.
*GlassCannon: While technically you have a base of 100 Health, which is comparable with end-game bosses, they do a ''whole'' lot more damage to you than you to them.
*OneManArmy: Even alluded to in 0-4's name, "One Machine Army". You'll generally be cutting your way through scores of enemies wherever you go.[[/folder]]
[[folder: Enemies]]
!!Filth
The first enemy in the game, an armless and eyeless creature that can only lunge at you with its teeth. Easily dispatched, but comes in great numbers.
*TheGoomba: Killed in one shot and with only a melee attack, they shouldn't give much trouble even to novices.
*ZergRush: You won't see less than three Filths at the same time, and that number quickly increases as you delve deeper into Hell.
!!Stray
The first ranged enemy in the game, a skinless humanoid throwing balls of Hell Energy.
*CowardlyMooks: Will attempt to run away from V1 if it comes too close to them, but they're not very mobile.
!!Schism
A freak accident of two souls attempting to manifest into a single husk. Throws out volleys of energy projectiles.
*FakeUltimateMook: Tougher than most enemies and fires a lot of projectiles, but is largely immobile and inaccurate.
!!Soldier
A cybernetically enhanced Stray that's stronger, tougher, and more aggressive.
*EliteMooks: To Strays. They move around with greater agility, fire out a cone of projectiles rather than a single one, and will try to kick you away if you come to close.
!!Drone
A flying orb-like machine, firing out Hell Energy.
*AirborneMook: Currently the only fodder-type enemy that flies.
*TakingYouWithMe: If killed, it will throw itself at you and explode. You can parry that, too. If killed with an explosion or Piercing Shot, they simply explode on the spot.
!!Streetcleaner
Humanoid machines equipped with flamethrowers, adept at dodging and relentless in pursuit.
*EliteMooks: Among fodder-type enemies, they're the toughest and most agile. Their weakpoint is also not easily hit, although hitting it ''will'' kill them.
*FlamethrowerBackfire: Hitting the gas tank on its back will cause it to explode and kill Streetcleaner on the spot. You can even blow up gas tanks of dead Streetcleaners!
!!Malicious Face
First introduced as 0-1's boss, it's [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin a malicious stone face]] that alternates between volleys of Hell Energy projectiles and a devastating {{Hitscan}} laser explosive.
*DegradedBoss: They show up as regular enemies as early as 0-4.
*HoistByHisOwnPetard: Throwing out a coin just before their laser attack comes out will kill the Face on the spot and earn you a Chargeback bonus.
*MascotMook: The first enemy introduced by the dev and prominent in marketing, to boot.
!!Cerberus
A giant stone statue in the shape of a man. Two of them guard the entrance to Hell as 0-5's bosses.
*DualBoss: You fight two of them at the climax of Prelude, although the second one only joins the fight when you knock the first one's health to half.
*DegradedBoss: Proceed to show up as regular enemies from 1-3 and onward.
*TurnsRed: Killing a Cerberus will enrage all other Cerberi in the fight, making them faster and more aggressive.
!!Mindflayer
A greater machine form with excellent control of Hell Energy and its own enhancements. Throws out devastating attacks from above.
*AntiFrustrationFeatures: Due to how dangerous she is in Cyber Grind, a Mindflayer won't show up in two rounds in a row. If two Mindflayers show up during a round, they won't show up for two rounds, and so on.
*BossInMookClothing: There's only four of them in Act 1 and they only show up at its tail end, but each of them is a sturdy foe with powerful attacks. Punching them earns you the Disrespect bonus as it does with all other bosses and {{Degraded Boss}}es, too.
*HoistByHerOwnPetard: It's possible to reflect Mindflayer's blue projectiles into her and kill her in one shot. Unlike Malicious Face's Chargeback, there's a couple of ways to do it (parried shotgun pellets, Core Eject, Malicious Railgun etc.) but they require different timings and a whole lot of skill.
*TakingYouWithMe: Explodes when killed.
!!Something Wicked
A creature that refuses qualification; a spindly horror stalking [[SecretLevel 0-S]]'s darkened hallways.
*OneHitKill: Its mere touch causes a whopping 1000 points of damage. The most HP you'll have is 200.
*TheSpook: Nothing is known about it other than that it's incredibly dangerous and doesn't leave its domain.[[/folder]]
[[folder: Bosses]]
!!Swordsmachine
A distinctive machine form with a motor sword and a shotgun. Ultrakill's first unique boss in 0-3.
*DegradedBoss: Shows up in [[EndlessGame Cyber Grind]] as a regular enemy.
*TurnsRed: Will enrage if its attacks are parried.
!!Hideous Mass
A malformed demon resembling a scorpion, its flesh rippling out of its stone exterior. Attacks with powerful explosives, giant stone pincers and its harpoon-like stinger. 1-3's boss.
*AttackItsWeakPoint: Its stone carapace takes next to no damage, forcing you to strike either the exposed flesh or its stinger tail.
*DegradedBoss: Shows up infrequently in Cyber Grind, although due to its size not all arena patterns can accommodate it.
*StationaryBoss: It stays in one spot, both in its 1-3 fight and in Cyber Grind.
*TurnsRed: Enrages once it's knocked down to the third of its health, throwing out explosive attacks with greater quantity.
!!V2
A red combat robot not unlike V1 that seems to venture to Hell for the same purpose. 1-4's boss.
*CyberCyclops: Just like V1, has a large singular eye on its head.
*MirrorBoss: For the most part, V2's got access to your own tools, both weapons and movement techniques.
!!Corpse of King Minos
Desecrated remains of King Minos, the past ruler of the Lust layer; a gargantuan husk that can only mindlessly seek sinners to punish. 2-4's boss.
*AttackOfTheFiftyFootWhatever: The single biggest character in the game; so big that the next two levels are inside its body.
*EarlyBirdCameo: You can see it in the background as you descend through Lust.
*GoForTheEye: Takes the most damage when struck in its glowing white eyes, [[spoiler: even once parasites pop out of them.]]
!!Gabriel
The Judge of Hell, a powerful archangel seeking you out in 3-2 to stop your rampage through Hell. Act 1's final boss.
*EarlyBirdCameo: First seen in 1-4 as a stained glass window painting. You can also read about him in a lore entry found in 2-2.
*FinalBoss: Of Act 1 and, as of this writing, of the whole game.
*IShallTauntYou: Will spend periods of his boss fight throwing taunts at you, even once enraged. His entry in the bestiary even mentions it to be a good time to get a hit in.
*PrecisionFStrike: During his post-boss battle rant.
*SoreLoser: To say he's upset about losing to you is an ''understatement''.
*SpontaneousWeaponCreation: Conjures swords, axes, and spears made of light to use.
*TurnsRed: Once he enters his second phase.
*YourDaysAreNumbered: [[spoiler: As punishment for losing to V1, "God's light" is stripped from Gabriel and its lack will kill him in the next 24 hours. The only way to reclaim it is to defeat V1.]][[/folder]]
[[folder: Bonus Bosses '''(Unmarked Spoilers)''']]
!!Agony and Tundra
A duo of Swordsmachines, one red and one blue. Fought in 1-3.
!!Cancerous Rodent & Very Cancerous Rodent
A curious green mouse "fought" in 1-2. Actually a herald for its larger and dangerous sibling, fought in the same room.
!!Flesh Prison
A giant prism suspended on two stalks, found behind the Perfect Door in 3-1. Unleashes {{Bullet Hell}} on all who would attempt to break free its prisoner.
!!Minos Prime
The pure soul of King Minos, too powerful to destroy by the angels and thus sealed in a Flesh Prison. Though grateful, he remembers the machines' sins and seeks to punish you for complicity in humanity's extinction.[[/folder]]
