History Film / TheRaid2Berandal

* DropTheHammer: [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin Hammer Girl]], who uses a pair of prying hammers.

* ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin: Baseball Bat Man fights with a [[BatterUp baseball bat]] and Hammer Girl with her [[DropTheHammer trusty hammers]].

* AntiVillain: Bangun is a very wise man by villain standards. Though he has no problem getting rid of problematic elements in the city or his organization, he is extremely fair and appreciative to the soldiers who work for him. When a war very nearly breaks out with Goto's syndicate, Bangun breaks the tension by being apologetic and offering a "peace package" to the latter.

** Prakoso is a ProfessionalKiller who wants nothing more than to reunite with his estranged son.

* AmbiguousDisorder: Bejo displays almost [[LackOfEmpathy no emotion]] beyond [[SmugSnake smug satisfaction]], does many things throughout the movie in an ''extremely'' drawn-out, overly dramatic way (pushing the box cutter over to Uco, picking up the phone) and walks with an unexplained limp. Whether all this is due to some sort of behavioral disorder or something else is never explained.

* KickTheSonOfABitch: At one point Bangun is so outraged with a particularly bad screwup from Uco that he smacks his son around a couple of times. Uco is a scumbag, no question, but it's an uncomfortable scene nonetheless, pointing to a possible [[FreudianExcuse reason why]] Uco is the way he is.
** Bunawar killing Wahyu, as well. Wahyu's a hard guy to feel sorry for, but it's still a pretty shocking moment, and establishes Bunawar's moral ambiguity.

* MissingTrailerScene: The shot of Ryuichi (Keiichi's right hand man) shooting someone point-blank in the head while passing on an escalator is not in the film.

* PayEvilUntoEvil: Downplayed. Bunawar will go through extreme lengths just to root out every corruption within the precinct with just a gun.

* SelfImposedChallenge:
** Prakoso picks up his machete and then fights his way through a horde of bodyguards without using the machete, instead just fighting one-handed until the final guy.
** The Assassin tests his silat against Rama barehanded, even pausing the fight to square off in a number of ceremonial poses, before he resorts to using his knives.

* WorfHadTheFlu: Prakoso is already severely wounded when the Assassin catches up with him. Rama for his part was too busy trying to attack Bejo that the Assassin kept blindsiding him.

* SurprisinglyGoodEnglish: Uco's English is a cut above the others.

* BittersweetEnding: [[spoiler: Though Rama has gotten his revenge on Uco and Reza, the deaths of Bangun and Bejo have left a power vacuum in the city, with Goto's organization having free reign and Reza's supervisor still left unchecked. Additionally, it is unclear what happens to Rama in the ending after he confronts Keiichi and Ryuichi in the final shot.]]

* AntiHero: Lt. Bunawar has an "ends justify the means" mentality. Although he wants to root out corruption in the city, he is willing to kill whoever could rat them out. His EstablishingCharacterMoment has him nonchalantly unload an entire clip of bullets into [[AssholeVictim Lt. Wahyu]] (the crooked detective trapped with the team in the first film).

* AntiHero: Lt. Bunawar has an "ends justify the means" mentality. Although he wants to root out corruption in the city, he is willing to kill whoever could rat them out. His EstablishingCharacterMoment has him non-chalantly [[KickTheSonOfABitch unload an entire clip of bullets]] into Lt. Wahyu (the crooked detective trapped with the team in the first film).

* BittersweetEnding: [[spoiler: Though Rama has gotten his revenge on Uco and Reza, the deaths of Bangun and Bejo have left a power vacuum in the city, with Goto's organization having free reign and Reza's supervisor still left unchecked. Additionally, it is unclear what happens to Rama in the ending after he confronts Keichi and Ryuichi in the final shot.]]

* AssholeVictim: [[spoiler: Wahyu. Considering that he was the one who the first film's conducted eponymous raid at the apartment and threw his own team to the wolves just so he could save his own skin, no one's gonna mourn for him after Bunawar puts a bullet in his sorry ass.]]

* AssholeVictim: [[spoiler: Wahyu. Considering that he was the one who the first film's conducted eponymous raid at the apartment and threww his own team to the wolves just so he could save his own skin, no one's gonna mourn for him after Bunawar puts a bullet in sorry ass.]]

* KillEmAll: [[spoiler:Nearly all of the main cast get wiped out at the end of the movie]]
** Practically Lampshaded by Eka, who tells Rama that the only way to be free from Uco, Bejo, and Reza's influence is to "put them all down".

* AllThereInTheManual: According to director Gareth Evans, he had thought up a backstory for Baseball Bat Man and Hammer Girl, which would have explained her damaged eye and revealed that their parents were {{abusive|Parents}}. However, due to time constraints, he wasn't able to film it.
* AmbitionIsEvil: The MobWar is instigated by Bejo, a "nobody" trying to make a name for himself, and Uco, a young gangster who is trying to take over his father's organization.

* WeaponOfChoice: Prakoso uses a machete, the Assassin wields a pair of karambits, and Hammer Girl and Baseball Bat Man use exactly the weapons you'd assume from their names.

** [[ZigZaggingTrope Zig-zagged]], if anything; while the ''sheer number'' of horrifically violent acts is turned UpToEleven, the film noticeably lingers on them for less time than the first film. WordOfGod has stated that [[{{Bowdlerise}} frames did have to be cut]] to avoid an NC-17 rating in America, which, frankly, makes sense (it's honestly shocking that the ''first'' film didn't receive such treatment).

* NiceHat: Bunawar.

* SinisterShades: Bejo and Hammer Girl.

* SmugSnake: Bejo.

* ThoseTwoBadGuys: In most scenes, Hammer Girl and Baseball Bat Man appear as a pair. [[spoiler:They get killed in the same fight as well.]]

* UndercoverCopReveal: [[spoiler:Eka.]]

* CatchPhrase: "Throw me the ball!" by Baseball Bat Man to his victims as he moves in for the kill. When one of his dying targets pettily throws the ball away, it presses a BerserkButton.

* CarFu: In the car chase, as well as when Rama [[spoiler:launches his assault on Bejo's restaurant]].

** [[spoiler:Pong Harjatmo as Reza's supervisor.]]

* 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]].

* CharlesAtlasSuperpower: Rama, Prakoso, and the Assassin. They all have different levels of superhuman durability from practicing martial arts.

* TheVoiceless: The Assassin never talks in the film.
* TranquilFury: Rama at the end, [[spoiler:after having to leave Eka behind to die.]]

* {{Irony}}: Bejo's ''very first words in the film'' are rife with it. He spends the entire time lecturing Andi about the problems with ambition and limitation, admonishing Andi for trying to rise too far too fast, unlike Tama. [[spoiler: He then spends the entire rest of the film doing everything to rise beyond his ''own'' position, attempting a power grab for the entire city's criminal underworld. Needless to say, [[DidntThinkThisThrough it backfires hard.]]

* NotSoDifferent: Upon receiving his apartment from Bangun, Eka tells Rama that they're "not so different", indicating that they came from "the same place". [[spoiler: It's revealed later on that Eka was a CowboyCop who betrayed the police force to join Bangun's syndicate. Eka repeats the same statement to Rama just before he dies.]]

** The Japanese gang led by Goto in Indonesia. Bangun treats them very delicately. As far as we can see, though, they're not that bad.