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*** Alexx "Patricide" Bartles: [[UsefulNotes/HyperCard Spelunx]]

*** Bemani: [[https://www.fightersgeneration.com/games/chaosbreaker.html Chaos Breaker]] ([[spoiler:[[UsefulNotes/Nintendo3DS Dragon Battle]]]])

* CentralTheme: While each trilogy has a distinct theme, the main one through out the entire series is based around community, along with various factors leading to its decay & the problems it can bring.

*** Ray Muncher: [[VideoGame/FreakyformsYourCreationsAlive Freakyformz]] ([[spoiler:[[UsefulNotes/NintendoEntertainmentSystem Pictionary]]]])

*** Micro: [[UsefulNotes/ColorTVGame Color TV]]

# ''Pangaea Identity": A middle schooler and his allies have become refugees, going from planet to planet until they can integrate themselves into a place where they can freely create art. Unfortunately, there's not too many who're willing to see them as people, and it soon becomes obvious they're being pursued by an unknown military force.
# ''Blight Rift Survivors'': Realizing that their past, present, and future is being tampered with by those in power, an apathetic college student and a refugee middle schooler search for two demons, one which have the power of infinity and erasure for the other. However, things become difficult, as the populace across different planets gradually enters an abnormal state.
# ''God Bless Anarchy'': Realizing the true nature of the Disk Deities, a formerly-homeless eccentric and his sister work with various people to overthrow an eternal zeitgeist & his legion of angelic beings. In the process, a "perfect world" is said to be in creation.

# ''Unknown Karma'': Ray Muncher, a [[PerpetualFrowner depressed]] Clergy with an interest at art, leave his home and must fight against spectral beings using his own GC and Menagerite companion, [[BumblingDad Brocken]].
# ''Eldritch Monopoly'': Reynard M. Dice, an apathetic man in his early 20's, leaves college with his [[WithFriendsLikeThese "friends"]] to find the source of the brewing conflict within the Macintosh Country.
# ''Starless Schizoid'': Zachery/Raphael Simon, a homeless person in his mid-20's, learns of his sister's existence and goes to meet her, while the town he dwells in undergoes some unexpected changes.

# ''Eco-Psych Paradise'': Raleigh Crimson, a CEO Bio-Kidd in his late-20's, ventures the last remaining cities on his planet to defeat a doomsday-level threat.
# ''Nu World Orca'': One of the latest Reincarnations in her early 30's, Lavra Pygma, is trying to fulfill a childhood dream while surviving relentless attacks from a nature-based race.
# ''Awakings of Gore'': Carbon, a surfer with unclear origins, enters a world where he has to help fruit-based giants defend against attacks from dinosaur-like robots.

# ''Morpho Miracle'': A "hero" from another world, Arawn/Rydeen, is summoned via a [[Main/GachaGames Legendary Ancient Machine]], and attempts to save a suffering race from their decaying world.
# ''Lilliputian Gospel'': Alberto B. Calx/"Richard", [[RetGone has his existence taken away from him]], and tries to regain it in order to get back to his marginalized family, but a few undetermined factors start coming into play.
# ''Damnation Ceremony'': An isolated man named Oxy "Heartbeat" Dilemma has his normalcy challenged when demons suddenly ransack his home and run off to other parts of the town, prompting him to try exorcizing them (via murder, of course).

# ''Pangaea Identity"
# ''Blight Rift Survivors''
# ''God Bless Anarchy''

[[folder:The Monster Trilogy]]

[[folder:The Heat-Haze Trilogy]]

[[folder: The Enfrightenment Trilogy]]

# ''Cul-De-Sac Country''
# ''Rip Time Extinction''

** ''Unknown Karma'': A number of the Clergies treasure familial bonds and friendships, to the point of being uncomfortable with romance or sex, [[BerserkButton and woe betide you]] if you even jokingly suggest that they have [[BrotherSisterIncest something]] going on with the person they consider as siblings. [[spoiler: Considering that many have been abused their entire life, including [[RapeAsDrama sexually]], along with having their brother/sister being the only ones who treated them normally, this makes a painful amount of sense.]] They also seem to use "brother" & "sister" synonymously for whoever they consider as their sibling.

* FantasticSlur: Ironically, [[spoiler: the term ''gamer'' is often used by many characters to emphasize how much they despise someone, such as calling someone a "worthless asshole" or a "biologically-engineered degenerate". Even children are allowed to say it.]] Besides being [[CrossesTheLineTwice absolutely hilarious]], this doesn't make a whole lot of sense [[spoiler: until certain reveals in ''Damnation Ceremony'']].

* GreyAndGrayInsanity: To varying extends, this trope is a huge reason why the issues the characters go through continue to happen.

** ''Starless Schizoid'': The reason for the shift into a [[TownWithADarkSecret small-town mystery]] is later justified, [[spoiler: as the cast learns that the entire town is inside a Drowse House, specifically one strong enough to barricade against the outside world...which is now in ''complete darkness'' due to constant use of [[AtomicHate realoty-breaking bombs]] during wars centered around Clergies against Laities.]]
*** Zachery/Raphael eventually realizes that [[spoiler: Anthony is not in the position to be getting in a relationship with him.]] This isn't the awful truth, though, [[spoiler: as Zachery was not only never interested in him, he also just saw Anthony as numerous other Clergies who tried to romance him in the past, despite not respecting him or his boundaries. The ''real'' truth is the fact that Anthony was pinning for him while being "romanced" with ''the same person who kickstarted previous wars towards Laities and even made bombs to kill them''. And is planning on destroying the last Drowse House the remaining Clergies & Laities currently lives in to kill (with Anthony's help). Although Anthony himself didn't fully know, he was still suspicious [[SkewedPriorities yet decided to romance him anyway]].]] Zachery is...[[{{Understatement}} not happy]] [[TheReasonYouSuckSpeech after finding out]].

** ''Starless Schizoid'': [[spoiler: Fourleaves is a [[MadScientist delusional "scientist"]] who actively works for both the Mannequins & Clergies, and has been doing so for the past thousands of years. Instigating the wars that broke reality and led to the entire world save for a single Drowse House into pitch-black darkness, Fourleaves uses scientific "facts" to spread misinformation or justify his actions, eventually creating a type of cult consisting of people he either blackmailed or threatened to kill, [[BadBoss and will ruin their life if they don't obey his commands]]. Other than being deeply misogynistic, he based his "relationship" with Zachery/Raphael [[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything solely on the idea that he "owns him"]], and attempts to destroy the last Drowse House everyone lives in [[DisproportionateRetribution once Zachery refuses his advances]]. He's neither a Laity or Clergy, and is only pretending to be either one to hide his real idenity. Who he is or what race he's from is a complete mystery, though there's implications that [[HumansAreTheRealMonsters he may be a regular human]].]]

** ''Starless Schizoid'': [[spoiler: Fourleaves is a [[MadScientist delusional "scientist"]] who actively works for both the Mannequins & Clergies, and has been doing so for the past thousands of years. Instigating the wars that broke reality and led to the entire world save for a single Drowse House into pitch-black darkness, Fourleaves uses scientific "facts" to spread misinformation or justify his actions, eventually creating a type of cult consisting of people he either blackmailed or threatened to kill, [[BadBoss and will ruin their life if they don't obey his commands]]. Other than being deeply misogynistic, he based his "relationship" with Zachery/Raphael [[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything solely on the idea that he "owns him"]], and attempts to destroy the last Drowse House everyone lives in [[DisproportionateRetribution once Zachery refuses his advances]]. He's neither a Laity or Clergy, and is only pretending to be either one to hide his real idenity. Who he is or what race he's from is a complete mystery, though there's implications that [[HumansAreTheRealMonsters he may be a human]].]]

** ''Morpho Miracle'': Arawn/Rydeen is an [[SmallNameBigEgo prideful]] humanoid with [[NonHumanHead a volcano for a head]] and summoned by a faulty [[GachaGames Legenday Ancient Machine]], and is under the belief that he's destined to save the Gizzard Wizards from the state of their dwindling civilization. His GC ([[ImprovisedWeapon Solstice & Equinox]]) let's him transform any physical thing he's particularly interested towards into any weapon of his choice, which can also have special effects.
** ''Awakings of Gore'': Carbon is an [[AmnesiacHero amnesiac]] yet relaxed surfer who finds himself on an unfamiliar planet. Despite the odd circumsyances around him, he manages to befriend the [[{{Kaiju}} Maybe Giants]] and helps them fight against the robotic dinosaurs. His GC ([[BizarreBeverageUse Theta]]) lets him use soda cans that can damage or corrode almost anything with the matching color/flavor.

# ''Lilliputian Gospel'': Alberto B. Calx/"Richard", [[RetGone has his existence taken away from him]], and tries to regain it in order to get back to his marginalized family, but a few undetermined factors start coming into play.

# ''Awakings of Gore'': Carbon, a surfer with unclear origins, enters a world where he has to help fruit-based giants defend against attacks from dinosaur-like robots.

** Arawn/Rydeen's are [[ThePhoenix phoenixes]].
** Carbon's are [[MellowMantas manta rays]].

* FantasticSlur: Ironically, [[spoiler: the term ''gamer'' is often used in many of the settings to emphasize how much they despise someone, such as calling someone a "worthless asshole" or a "biologically-engineered degenerate". Even children are allowed to say it.]] Besides being [[CrossesTheLineTwice absolutely hilarious]], this doesn't make a whole lot of sense [[spoiler: until certain reveals in ''Damnation Ceremony'']].

* FantasticSlur: Ironically, [[spoiler: the term ''gamer'' is often used in many of the settings to emphasize how much they despise someone, such as calling someone a "worthless asshole" or a "biologically-engineered degenerate". Even children are allowed to say it.]] Besides being [[CrossesTheLineTwice absolutely hilarious]], this doesn't make a whole of sense [[spoiler: until certain reveals in ''Damnation Ceremony'']].

* FantasticSlur: Ironically, [[spoiler: the term ''gamer'' is often used in many of the settings to emphasize how much they despise someone, such as calling someone a "worthless asshole" or a "biologically-engineered degenerate". Even children are allowed to say it.]] Besides being [[CrosseeTheLineTwice absolutely hilarious]], this doesn't make a whole of sense [[spoiler: until certain reveals in ''Damnation Ceremony'']].

''SD (Solitude Diffusion)'' follows a different main character of a different supernatural race, each going through various events as a result of the world they live in, often in a surreal, abstract way usually played for [[SurrealHumor humor]] [[MoodWhiplash or]] [[SurrealHorror horror]]. Think of ''Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventure'' mixed in with ''Literature/{{Bakemonogatari}}'' & the ''[[VideoGame/{{Mother}} Mother series]]'', and you have a pretty good idea on [[QuirkyWork what to expect]]. Oh, and a strange amount of [[Main/VideoGame video game]] [[Main/ShoutOut references]].

''SD (Solitude Diffusion)'' follows a different main character of a different supernatural race, each going through various events as a result of the world they live in, often in a surreal, abstract way usually played for [[SurrealHumor humor]] [[MoodWhiplash or]] [[SurrealHorror horror]]. Think of ''Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventure'' mixed in with ''Literature/{{Bakemonogatari}}'' & the [[VideoGame/{{Mother}} Mother series]], and you have a pretty good idea on [[QuirkyWork what to expect]]. Oh, and a strange amount of [[Main/VideoGame video game]] [[Main/ShoutOut references]].

** ''Eldritch Monopoly'': The story goes into different forms of toxic relationships, and how developments within the setting have created an increasing amount of apathy for any victims, [[VictimBlaming if they aren't blaming them for said issues]]. Abuse and severe amounts of bullying (to the point where victims are either dead or at risk of dying) have become disturbingly commonplace, not helped by how health is regulated by a few individuals.