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*** Red Rings of Death - Another name for this bloody attack. Not to be confused with a certain [[UsefulNotes/XBox360 other]] system-crashing ring (but might be named after that due to its TakeThat potential).
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*** Red Rings of Death - Another name for this bloody attack. Not to be confused with a certain [[UsefulNotes/XBox360 [[Platform/XBox360 other]] system-crashing ring (but might be named after that due to its TakeThat potential).
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** The [[LawfulEvil Evil]] Jigglypuff [[TheEmpire Empire]]. Born from how some people think that the Jigglypuff are up to something, and how devastating a good Jigglypuff player can be.
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** The [[LawfulEvil Evil]] Evil Jigglypuff [[TheEmpire Empire]]. Born from how some people think that the Jigglypuff are up to something, and how devastating a good Jigglypuff player can be.
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** "[[ComicStrip/{{Peanuts}} Charlie Brown]]'s Parents Having Sex" - [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0kcF7E69C6Q The Mansion Basement theme]] from the [=DualShock=] version of ''Resident Evil: Director's Cut'' thanks to its... poorly implemented horns.
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** "[[ComicStrip/{{Peanuts}} Charlie Brown]]'s Parents Having Sex" or "Clowns Farting in the Basement" - [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0kcF7E69C6Q The Mansion Basement theme]] from the [=DualShock=] version of ''Resident Evil: Director's Cut'' thanks to its... poorly implemented horns.
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** Since there are two characters in the series that have used the callsign "Agent 3" -- the player character from [[VideoGame/Splatoon1 the first game]] who later became [[RankUp Captain of the New Squidbeak Splatoon]], and the player character from ''VideoGame/Splatoon3'' who adopted their old callsign -- to reduce confusion in fan works and general discussion, the former keeps their name while the latter is called "New/Neo Agent Three".[[note]]The game's own solution to this is to just call the former "Captain", and the latter "Agent 3" with no qualifiers.[[/note]]
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** Since there are two characters in the series that have used the callsign "Agent 3" -- the player character from [[VideoGame/Splatoon1 the first game]] who later became becomes [[RankUp Captain of the New Squidbeak Splatoon]], and the player character from ''VideoGame/Splatoon3'' who adopted adopts their old callsign -- to reduce confusion in fan works and general discussion, the former keeps their name continues to be called "Agent 3" while the latter is called "New/Neo "'''New/Neo''' Agent Three".[[note]]The game's own solution to this is to just call the former "Captain", and the latter "Agent 3" with no qualifiers.[[/note]]
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** Since there are two characters in the series that have used the callsign "Agent 3", to reduce confusion in fan works and general discussion, [[VideoGame/Splatoon1 the original one]] is called [[RankUp Captain Three]], while the one from ''VideoGame/Splatoon3'' is called New/Neo Agent Three.[[note]]The game's own solution to this is to just call the old one "Captain", while the new one is just "Agent 3" with no qualifiers.[[/note]]
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** Since there are two characters in the series that have used the callsign "Agent 3", 3" -- the player character from [[VideoGame/Splatoon1 the first game]] who later became [[RankUp Captain of the New Squidbeak Splatoon]], and the player character from ''VideoGame/Splatoon3'' who adopted their old callsign -- to reduce confusion in fan works and general discussion, [[VideoGame/Splatoon1 the original one]] former keeps their name while the latter is called [[RankUp Captain Three]], while the one from ''VideoGame/Splatoon3'' is called New/Neo "New/Neo Agent Three.Three".[[note]]The game's own solution to this is to just call the old one former "Captain", while and the new one is just latter "Agent 3" with no qualifiers.[[/note]]
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** Some refer to the male protagonist as Roger Clever, which was the name used for him in an old trailer for the game and the manual.
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* ''VideoGame/{{Superman|64}}'' (or ''The New Superman [[GratuitousFrench Aventures]]'') for the UsefulNotes/Nintendo64 is often called "Superman 64", probably to distinguish it from other games with the same title and because of the pratice of Nintendo 64 games to [[SuperTitle64Advance have 64 in the title]]. The TV Tropes page is even ''named'' with the nickname. Note that it is unlikely that this game has enough legitimate fans.
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* ''VideoGame/{{Superman|64}}'' (or ''The New Superman [[GratuitousFrench Aventures]]'') for the UsefulNotes/Nintendo64 Platform/Nintendo64 is often called "Superman 64", probably to distinguish it from other games with the same title and because of the pratice of Nintendo 64 games to [[SuperTitle64Advance have 64 in the title]]. The TV Tropes page is even ''named'' with the nickname. Note that it is unlikely that this game has enough legitimate fans.
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** [[spoiler:[[VideoGame/{{Tekken}} Nina]] [[JustForPun Jilliams]]]]: [[spoiler:Jill Valentine]] in ''5'', due to [[spoiler:her blond hair (as a side effect of her experimentation by Wesker) and the [[SpyCatsuit battle suit]] she wears while acting as Wesker's [[BrainwashedAndCrazy unwilling]] [[TheDragon Dragon]]. As a result, she heavily resembles Nina Williams of ''Tekken'' fame.]]
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** [[spoiler:[[VideoGame/{{Tekken}} Nina]] [[JustForPun Jilliams]]]]: Jilliams]]: [[spoiler:Jill Valentine]] in ''5'', due to [[spoiler:her blond hair (as a side effect of her experimentation by Wesker) and the [[SpyCatsuit battle suit]] she wears while acting as Wesker's [[BrainwashedAndCrazy unwilling]] [[TheDragon Dragon]]. As a result, she heavily resembles Nina Williams of ''Tekken'' fame.]]
