History Film / TheRaid2Berandal

** Rama doesn't pull his punches against Hammer Girl. At all. Justified, [[ActionGirl of course]].

* ActionizedSequel: While the first film took place in a single building, the sequel expands it to the entire city and has a ''much'' higher body count, including casualties in a prison riot, car chases, a mob war and a OneManArmy raid on the BigBad's restaurant in the climax. Is notable, unlike most examples, is that because of the films much longer run-time, that we still also get more character and plot development alongside the increase in action.

A sequel to 2011's ''Film/TheRaid'', Indonesian martial-arts action movie ''The Raid 2: Berandal'' (meaning "Rascal") was released worldwide at the end of March 2014. The film follows the main character's journey right after the end of the first movie. This was originally director Gareth Evans' dream project before budget limitations forced him to create a simpler movie.

A sequel to 2011's ''Film/TheRaid'', Indonesian martial-arts action movie ''The Raid 2: Berandal'' (meaning "Thug") was released worldwide at the end of March 2014. The film follows the main character's journey right after the end of the first movie. This was originally director Gareth Evans' dream project before budget limitations forced him to create a simpler movie.

* ArtisticLicenseGeography: The snow in Jakarta during [[spoiler:Prakoso's death scene.]] The only snow-covered location in Indonesia is on Puncak Jaya mountain.

* ActionizedSequel: While the first film took place in a single building, the sequel expands it to the entire city and has a ''much'' higher body count, including casualties in a prison riot, car chases, a mob war and a OneManArmy raid on the BigBad's restaurant in the climax.

* AbusiveParents: Hammer Girl and Baseball Bat Man's parents. A detail which is only revealed in their [[AllThereInTheManual off-screen background]].
* ActionHero: Rama.

** Rama calling his wife, Isa
** Prakoso talking to his wife in a restaurant.
* ActionDad: Rama and Prakoso.

* AnyoneCanDie: [[spoiler:And how. They started the movie by killing Rama's brother, and most of the main cast is dead by the end of it.]]
* AntiHero: Bunawar, willing to kill whoever could rat them out in the police force.
* AntiVillain: Bangun is a very wise man by villain standards.
* ArrestedForHeroism: Rama, zigzagged.
* ArtifactTitle: There isn't a police raid central to this movie.
** An ''official'' one, at least. [[spoiler: In the climax, Rama leads a OneManArmy Raid against Bejo's restaurant]]

* AllThereInTheManual: The backstory of Baseball Bat Man and Hammer Girl was not shown in the movie.

* AxCrazy: Uco by the end of the movie [[spoiler:after realizing Bejo tried to kill him.]]
* ActionizedSequel: there's even more action than the first film and has a body count of 327 (I counted)

* '''WorldOfBadass'''
* BadassBeard: Prakoso.
* BadassCrew: Bejo's assassins: Hammer Girl, Baseball Bat Man, and the Assassin.

* BadassDriver: Eka. Bejo's men count too.
* BadassInANiceSuit: Eka as well.
* BadassMoustache: Bunawar.
* BatterUp: [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin Baseball Bat Man]], complete with actual baseballs.

* BiggerBad: [[spoiler:Reza's superior supervisor, who is played by Pong Harjadtmo.]]
* BadBoss: As seen when Uco abuses the innocent worker who gives him tissues.

* BittersweetEnding: [[spoiler: All the bad guys are dead and Rama has got his revenge, but with Bangun and Bejo dead, the Japanese mob has free reign.]]

* BoomHeadshot: How Andi, [[spoiler:Bangun, and Bejo, meet their ends.]]

* BrotherSisterTeam: Hammer Girl and Baseball Bat Man

* CallBack: When attacked by crooked cops, Rama uses a broken bottle to slice up one's leg, exactly like he did against bad guys in ''The Raid''.

* TheCameo

* ChronicBackstabbingDisorder
** Throughout the movie, [[spoiler:Uco betrays his father's most faithful henchman, his own father, and his fellow conspirator, Bejo. He does all that in the name of ambition and revenge.]]
** Reza starts out by allying with Bangun, then switching with Goto behind the former's back, and finally [[spoiler:with Bejo himself.]]

* NonActionBigBad: Bejo, whose only direct kill in the entire movie was one of his henchmen by mistake while trying to kill Rama.
* NoHoldsBarredBeatdown: Practically every fight scene in the film.
* NoNameGiven: Out of Bejo's assassins, only Hammer Girl has a proper name in the end credits. It's [[spoiler: Alicia]].

* NervesOfSteel: Rama, who manages to handle his brother's death, two years in prison, and being a mole in Bangun's mob.
* NoNameGiven: Technically Baseball Bat Man counts as well, but the Assassin doesn't even get a specific title in lieu of a name.

* OhCrap: A subtle one when [[spoiler:Bejo orders his men to search for Rama and kill him, and his henchman sheepishly reports that Rama has already fought his way into the building.]]

* PutOnABus: [[spoiler:Bowo leaves the film ten minutes in to recover from his injuries. In a deleted scene he and his wife are murdered soon after.]]

* ProfessionalKiller: Prakoso and Bejo's assassins.

* ShoutOut: [[spoiler:A sort-of-mobster storms the lair of an usurping crime boss, fighting his way through henchmen, getting injured, including a cut across his cheek, before killing the crime boss. He then slowly walks down stairs, clutching a wound at his abdomen, before saying a short, concise message to gathered criminals at the bottom.]] Are we talking about ''The Raid 2'' or ''Anime/CowboyBebop''?

* TheSpeechless: Hammer Girl, who is incapable of talking.

* YouLookFamiliar:
** Yayan Ruhian, who plays Prakoso, also played Mad Dog in the previous film.
** Very Tri Yulisman, who plays Baseball Bat Man, also played one of Tama's guards in the previous film.
** The actor who portrayed the taxi driver was one of the guards who accompanied Andi in the previous film.
** The actor who played a ColdSniper in the last film portrays one of Bejo's men guarding Rama in the SUV.

* Actionized Sequel: there's even more action than the first film and has a body count of 327 (I counted)

%%* BadassBeard: Prakoso.
%%* BadassCrew: Bejo's assassins: Hammer Girl, Baseball Bat Man, and the Assassin.
%%* BadassGrandpa: While Prakoso is a father, he definitely looks old enough to qualify for this trope.
%%* BadassDriver: Eka. Bejo's men count too.
%%* BadassInANiceSuit: Eka as well.
%%* BadassMoustache: Bunawar.

* Bloodier And Gorier: this one is bloodier, gorier, and even more violent than the first one, it's quite honestly the most gruesome movie ever made

* Actionized Sequel: there's even more action than the first film and has a body count of 327

* Bloodier And Gorier: this one is bloodier, gorier, and even more violent than the first one

* ActionFilmQuietDramaScene: Rama calling his wife, Isa.

* {{Badass}}: [[WorldOfBadass Nearly everyone in the main cast.]]:
** BadassBeard: Prakoso.
** BadassCrew: Bejo's assassins: Hammer Girl, Baseball Bat Man, and the Assassin.
** BadassGrandpa: While Prakoso is a father, he definitely looks old enough to qualify for this trope.
** BadassDriver: Eka. Bejo's men count too.
** BadassInANiceSuit: Eka as well.
** BadassMoustache: Bunawar.

* BloodierAndGorier: The film has much more blood spilled than the first film, especially during the final fight where karambits are used to splatter blood everywhere.

* Kiai: Same as the first film, lots of them.

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* {{Badass}}: Nearly everyone in the main cast.
* BadassBeard: Prakoso.
* BadassCrew: Bejo's assassins: Hammer Girl, Baseball Bat Man, and the Assassin.
* BadassGrandpa: While Prakoso is a father, he definitely looks old enough to qualify for this trope.
* BadassDriver: Eka. Bejo's men count too.
* BadassInANiceSuit: Eka as well.
* BadassMoustache: Bunawar.

* WorldOfBadass

A sequel to 2011's ''Film/TheRaid'', Indonesian martial-arts action movie '''''The Raid 2: Berandal''''' (meaning "Thug") was released worldwide at the end of March 2014. The film follows the main character's journey right after the end of the first movie. This was originally director Gareth Evans' dream project before budget limitations forced him to create a simpler movie.

* HeroesFightBarehanded: Most noticeable example is Rama, other characters often use melee weapons, or, though not as prevalent, guns. Contrast with the first film where Rama freely used his knife and baton.

* ArtisticLicenseReligion: In the first film, Rama is shown doing "Sholat", an Islamic ritual, implying he's Muslim. In ''Berandal'', his family is shown burning aromatic candles [[spoiler:when mourning Andi's death,]] which is not a Muslim tradition [[spoiler:for mourning the dead.]] Given Indonesia's religion variety, it's entirely possible that Rama's family was not Muslim like him, but the contrast is weird nonetheless.

* CallBack: When attacked by crooked cops, Rama uses a broken bottle to slice up one's leg, exactly like he did against bad guys in TheRaid.

A sequel of 2011's Indonesian martial arts action movie, ''Film/TheRaid'', ''The Raid 2: Berandal'' (meaning "Thug") was released worldwide at the end of March 2014. The film follows the main character's journey right after the end of the first movie. This movie was originally director Gareth Evans' dream project before budget limitations forced him to create a simpler movie.

After surviving through the ambush at Tama's apartment, Rama, again played by Iko Uwais, seeks protection for him and his family from an honest police officer recommended by his outlaw brother, Andi. It turns out that his family's safety has its price: his own freedom. Rama must abandon his wife and son and goes undercover, looking for evidence of the corruption within the force. However, when the gang he infiltrate faces the threats of conspiring rivals, Rama gets caught within the conflict and has to fight his way out through the worst the underworld has to offer.

!!The film provides the following tropes:

** [[spoiler: Much like Mad Dog, it takes a '''lot''' to kill Prakoso. He fights off dozens of men and wins, stumbling out of the nightclub heavily wounded. Then the Assassin comes and finishes him.]]

** Also in-universe one, when [[spoiler: [[SpotTheThread Uco manages to figure out how he was played by Bejo near the end of the film.]]]]

* WhamShot: [[spoiler:Bejo]] having the same tattoo as the prisoner who was hell bent on killing Uco.

** The actor who portrayed the taxi driver played as one of the guard who accompanied Andi in the previous film.
** The actor who played one of the ColdSniper in the last film portrays one of Bejo's men guarding Rama in the SUV.

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* ScreamingWarrior: Similar to the first film, most fighters scream in all fight scenes.

* PsychopathicManChild: Hammer Girl and her brother Baseball Bat Man. They killed their abusive father and were taken in by the mob as children, which may explain their rather childlike behavior.

* PsychopathicManchild: Baseball Bat Man and Hammer Girl, WordOfGod.

* ImprobableWeaponUser: Baseball Bat Man. Not everyone can hit baseballs hard and accurate enough to kill a man, but he does, and if he does not, he still has his trusted bat.
* ImprovFu: Used a lot by Rama and Prakoso during their fights.

!!The film prvoides the following tropes:

* HappyEndingOverride: While the first movie [[BittersweetEnding didn't exactly end on a high note,]] Andi and Rama come to some sort of understanding. Then Andi gets killed in the intro to the sequel.

* HeKnowsTooMuch: [[spoiler:Bunawar's reason to kill Wahyu]]

* ICanStillFight: Taken to Tony Jaa-like levels. [[spoiler: With all his injuries, Rama decides to infiltrate Bejo's hideout and miraculously win against everybody in it. It's worth noting that Rama has at the start of the day been attacked by corrupt cops and takes, aside from punches, two nasty cuts to an arm and a leg. He barely has time to treat them before being called to Bangun's office, where he fights and is knocked out by the Assassin. He then fights four guys in the brutal car chase. It's only a few hours later that he launches his RoaringRampageOfRevenge, still injured. And then he keeps taking injuries as he progresses through Bejo's lair.]]

* MissingTrailerScene: The shot of Ryuchi shooting someone point-blank in the head while passing on an escalator is not in the film.