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** After beating 1-3 for the first time, [=G11=] gets the wits scared out of her by [[SlasherSmile Executioner's]] [[RedEyesTakeWarning new]] [[ShockAndAwe look]] and utterly fails to comply with [=UMP45=]'s retreat order.

** After [=G11=] gets over her fear of Executioner, she becomes [[ReallyFondOfSleeping so dead set on sleeping through most of Chapter 1-4]] that the way [=UMP45=] words her orders to [=HK416=] makes it sound like 416 is carrying and setting up an automated turret rather than escorting a FriendlySniper. By the time the chapter ends, the rest of Squad 404 are so fed up with her antics that they agree on [[SomethingWeForgot pretending to forget about her]].

---> '''Dorothy:''' Hack me, Stella! Hack me hard like you've never hacked me before!!

---> '''Dana:''' Well, that's certainly one way to deal with a pile of shit... [[note]]Anna's [[ExactWords exact orders]] to the Master Computer were "The world reeks of dog urine, soap, and piles of shit-eating shit. So, clean it up for me."[[/note]]

---> '''Jill:''' Our [[DreamLand world]]... was born from a party...

---> '''Jill''': Oh my God, you're even doing the pose.

---> '''Jill:''' What kind of MadScientist makes a Doll farsighted...?

---> '''Jill:''' So, did you come all this way to intimidate me, or are you my customer?\\

--> Griffin released yet another report on T-Doll rights: "You want me to be free, but all I just want is ice cream."

* The beginning of Chapter 2-1 has [=UMP45=] note that they're operating in an [[ZombieApocalypse ELID infectee zone]], to which [=UMP9=] [[GirlsAreReallyScaredOfHorrorMovies replies in horror]]. Apparently, [=G11=] gave her that phobia because of her "The [[LawyerFriendlyCameo Flying]] [[Series/TheWalkingDead Dead]]" marathon sessions. [=G11=] and [=HK416=] then get into an argument on which type of zombie movie is better, with [=HK416=] preferring {{Gorn}} over the HumansAreBastards cliché.

* Ch. 2 - New York Public Library: [=M870=], [=P7=], [=ART556=] and VSK-94 take down a group of Rikers in the name of justice. [=M870=] tries to take a selfie only for [[StopHelpingMe Dima to butt in and warn about delaying the mission]], which gets her pissed off. After complaining about not having a setting to turn Dima off, VSK-94 similarly complains about heroic-sounding music that's starting to grate her, which doesn't seem to be a part of ''The Division'' itself. [=P7=] then quips that it was part of her "law enforcement mixtape". VSK makes [=P7=] [[MusicalisInterruptus turn it off]], much to her chagrin, then the normal soundtrack from ''The Division'' resumes playing.

* Dorothy [[DesignatedHero doesn't believe for a second]] that Jill and Anna (who, by the way, is InvisibleToNormals) have the ability to save the world. When Dorothy and the rest of the crew go to her bar, they find her locked up in the back room trying to contact Anna via occult means, despite being a VirtualGhost and not a real one. Dorothy immediately calls her a {{Chuunibyou}} (and makes fun of her GirlishPigtails and [[ChristmasCake age]] while she's at it).

* The fact that Helian [[ChristmasCake keeps failing to snag a date from mixers]].

** Episode 8: [=SOPMOD=] II's wacky GadgeteerGenius tendencies get turned UpToEleven here, as she somehow manages to make a TransformingMecha that can tank the Jupiter Cannon out of random rocks she's been picking up off-screen. Unfortunately for her, she forgot to consider the mech's power consumption, so she can't do anything other than tanking. The only way she's able to defeat the Jupiter Cannon is with a SelfDestructMechanism, accompanied by sad piano music as it goes off. AR-15 lampshades how sudden and dumb the plot development was at the end of the episode.

For a game that has a more grim story than most mobile phone games on the market. It sure has its moments of hilarity.

::Their argument devolves into a duel, with the two of them dumping their belongings onto a baffled Vector for more mobility. [=M870=] ultimately loses despite her bravado. When she relents and admits VSK is right and they ''should'' look for 556 and [=P7=], the game announces that "Deputy No. 556" and "Deputy No. 7" died to random [=NPCs=]. VSK tries to kill [=M870=] again in newfound livid rage, but [=M870=] counters her with a grenade. VSK counters right back by pinning [=M870=] on the ground before she can get out of the blast radius. One SmashCut later, a dozed-off Vector is startled awake by an explosion and system announcements of the deaths of "Manhattan Killer Cop" and "I'm Really Not a Kidnapper".

* Having an assimilated {{Mook}} as your secretary shows how they get around being TheSpeechless - they're only capable of "communicating" in written onomatopoeia and goofy emoticons.

** Episode 4: The UMP sisters show off their... ''unique'' relationship with 45 riding 9 into battle, with [=M16=] [[CompletelyMissingThePoint in awe of their "tactical prowess"]]. Later that day, 9 gives 45 a Christmas present - a red collar that she thought looked nice. When 45 gets offended and sticks 9 in a pillory with a chain leash to take her on a walk, the latter is [[InnocentlyInsensitive completely clueless as to why she's so angry]] and starts panicking. After their walk, they wonder where [=HK416=] and [=G11=] are, with 45 jokingly saying "they probably went home [[LesYay to make out]]". [[FiveSecondForeshadowing Sure enough, they find both of them in their room]], with [=G11=] asleep and hugging wrapped-in-a-sleeping-bag 416.

** "Story of Baking": Springfield's team decide to meet up at a nearby Dark Zone checkpoint, but Springfield and AA-12 are concerned about a nearby landmark boss they haven't managed to find yet. When [=MP7=] and 97 get close to their position, they find a pile of explosives and dump some Molotovs and gear to make room for them. Unfortunately, A-91, the owner of said explosives, shows up just in time to threaten to kill them for stealing her stuff. Springfield tries to negotiate a trade with her, offering up their surplus gear for her explosives, but the stubborn and drunk A-91 doesn't budge. 97 attempting to steal the explosives regardless of the negotiation only further sours her mood. When Springfield's squad sees the boss they were worried about earlier creeping behind A-91 ([[ChekovsGun with one of the discarded Molotovs from earlier, to boot]]), A-91 thinks [[LookBehindYou she's trying to trick her]] and refuses to look back until she gets hit by the boss's Molotovs. This tips her over her RageBreakingPoint, claiming even [=NPCs=] are bullying her now, and she shoots the nearby explosives to [[TakingYouWithMe take Springfield's squad with her]] into her RageQuit. The story closes with AA-12 figuring that the explosions would make for an awesome final screenshot.

** "Chug It!": AK-47, A-10, and SKS, in their drunken stupor, manage to convince the straight-laced VSK-97 into joining their tournament team by telling the latter that it's her chance to impress the commander, being relatively new at the base. The three drunkards also make it no secret they want the $10 million solely for a lifetime supply of vodka.
** "Pickled Cucumber!": The chapter starts after SKS and VSK-97 are no longer present in the party. When they come across Vector and PP-90, AK-47 and A-10 hide behind cover, with the former trying to formulate a plan by invoking InnerMonologueConversation and comical hand signals. A-10 gives an OK, thinking they're about to jump the other pair. When she goes to hold them up, she gives a bombastic speech about their imminent demise, then gives AK-47 the signal to ambush them... except she's not there. A-10 runs away in embarrassment while Vector and PP-90 are mulling over what just happened - after a quick call to AK, it's revealed she's already in the Dark Zone, and AK insists she explained everything clearly with her hand signals. The chapter ends with A-10 formulating a plan to blow Vector and her squad to bits with the explosives she looted at a Dark Zone entrance in revenge.
** "Big Ivan!": AK's boredom in the Dark Zone gets interrupted by an explosion at the gate she entered from, finding out that A-10 blew herself up along with four other players. AK revels at the chance to gear up with all of their loot and goes on a rampage in the Dark Zone (still half-drunk), killing [=NPCs=] left and right. When she comes across [=HK416=] trying to shake off a group of Rogue Agents on her tail, she goes full-on BloodKnight and tries to get after her, even taking the time to explain to 416 that her run was boring and she never got the chance to shoot any other players until now. However, she steps on something in her pursuit and realizes too late that it was a mine 416 set up for her Rogue Agent pursuers, only having a split second to say:

Meanwhile, AK-47 and her team find themselves at the aforementioned parking garage, almost randomly in the midst of their [[FrothyMugsOfWater soda-induced drunkenness]] (minus VSK-94). AK tosses an empty bottle down the entrance ramp expecting nothing to happen, then they hear [=ART556=]'s sticky bomb go off. When nothing happens afterwards, AK-47, A-10 and SKS quite literally tumble down the ramp to bum rush any potential enemies, much to the confusion of [=M870=]'s team lying in wait. VSK decides to scout the garage to get a moment away from the three drunkards. While AK's team searches for a usable vehicle, they reminisce on bad drunk driving experiences that caused the Commander to get fined, which gives [=M870=] the bright idea of getting her team to arrest the three on "drunk driving charges". Humorously, it works, with the three drunkards sprinting back up the entrance ramp in fear of them. [=M870=] offers VSK a spot in their team when she returns, to which she accepts eagerly.

** "Story of Baking": Springfield's team decide to meet up at a nearby Dark Zone checkpoint, but Springfield and AA-12 are concerned about a nearby landmark boss they haven't managed to find yet. When [=MP7=] and 97 get close to their position, they find a pile of explosives and dump some Molotovs and gear to make room for them. Unfortunately, A-10, the owner of said explosives, shows up just in time to threaten to kill them for stealing her stuff. Springfield tries to negotiate a trade with her, offering up their surplus gear for her explosives, but the stubborn and drunk A-10 doesn't budge. 97 attempting to steal the explosives regardless of the negotiation only further sours her mood. When Springfield's squad sees the boss they were worried about earlier creeping behind A-10 ([[ChekovsGun with one of the discarded Molotovs from earlier, to boot]]), A-10 thinks [[LookBehindYou she's trying to trick her]] and refuses to look back until she gets hit by the boss's Molotovs. This tips her over her RageBreakingPoint, claiming even [=NPCs=] are bullying her now, and she shoots the nearby explosives to [[TakingYouWithMe take Springfield's squad with her]] into her RageQuit. The story closes with AA-12 figuring that the explosions would make for an awesome final screenshot.

* Operation Cube (and Cube+):

* Deep Dive event:
** Two of the event's three chapters take place in {{Cyberspace}}, with CoolCodeOfSource interspersed in these missions' backgrounds. [[FunnyBackgroundEvent One of these lines]] of (pseudo)code [[TakeThatAudience seems to]] [[TakeThatUs poke fun]] at the PerpetualPoverty of the {{Otaku}} subculture.

** The beginning of Chapter 2-1 has [=UMP45=] note that they're operating in an [[ZombieApocalypse ELID infectee zone]], to which [=UMP9=] [[GirlsAreReallyScaredOfHorrorMovies replies in horror]]. Apparently, [=G11=] gave her that phobia because of her "The [[LawyerFriendlyCameo Flying]] [[Series/TheWalkingDead Dead]]" marathon sessions. [=G11=] and [=HK416=] then get into an argument on which type of zombie movie is better, with [=HK416=] preferring {{Gorn}} over the HumansAreBastards cliché.
** Chapter 2-3 reveals Destroyer's new, upgraded form, which is Cerberus, a giant [[MascotMook Dinergate]] with two shoulder cannons. [=G11=] does a SpitTake (with [[https://i.redd.it/0voiziajp9t01.jpg its own full screen CG]], to boot) and has trouble explaining to [=UMP45=] what she's seeing due to sheer disbelief, while [[ManipulativeBastard Dreamer]] stifles a laugh trying to reassure [[ButtMonkey Destroyer]] of her increased firepower and speed.
** 3-4 reveals Destroyer's ''new'' new form, Gaia, an OlderAlterEgo of sorts. [=G11=] is, surprisingly, the first one to figure out that their new threat actually ''is'' Destroyer, only because she's still a LargeHam at heart. [=HK416=] and [=UMP9=] flatly agree with her, with Destroyer [[DudeWheresMyRespect demanding that they at least pretend to be scared of her]] in response. Beating 3-4 for the first time shows that Squad 404 is ''still in disbelief'' that the "new" ringleader is Destroyer, even though she's currently handing them their collective ass in combat.
* Continuum Turbulence event:
** [=RO635=] spends most of her on-screen time in chapters 1 and 2 in some mixture of annoyed, angry and miserable thanks to [[EmergencyTransformation the new Dinergate body SOPMOD II hastily implanted her into]]. Her opinion of it is so negative that when SOP II and RO get to talk to the Commander again, RO requests SOP II to just report her as KIA -- she'd rather be dead then let her Commander see her current state. Also, every time RO goes into a fit of rage, SOP II's body starts spazzing out comically.
** In chapter 2, 416 is [[SurroundedByIdiots bewildered]] on how G&K remains functioning as a PMC after witnessing their combat efficiency (or lack thereof) against the white faction. When 416 questions Kalina about this, she says that all of their T-Dolls have their own quirks -- which, considering the events of the prior Christmas[[note]]A group of G&K T-Dolls somehow manage to almost destroy their base chasing an SF-controlled present-stealing Dinergate[[/note]] and Halloween events[[note]]collectively falling for a hoax perpetuated by [[{{Troll}} MDR]] stating that a disease transmissible from humans to T-Dolls is running amok at the base, which is literally impossible[[/note]], is [[{{Understatement}} putting it lightly]].
** In cutscenes where a DialogueTree shows up, there's almost always a "joke" option, like snarking at [=UMP45=] and asking if her hijacking of a white faction T-Doll is "verbal cosplay" or [[CasanovaWannabe trying not-so-subtly to hit on P416]] while she's acting as their temporary adjutant.
** SOPMOD II's cafe story, which takes place shortly after Continuum Turbulence, shows the shenanigans her and RO get into after arriving safely at a temporary G&K base.
*** RO ''still'' doesn't want anybody to know she's in a Dinergate, as evidenced by the duo's encounter with Makarov, one of RO's old Palette Squad team members -- she's utterly silent the whole time, and SOP II wisely plays along with her.
*** When they meet Persica, she tells the two of them to hole up in a G&K Digi-Mind server for a bit while preparing for SOP II's upgrade, which just so happens to be populated by SF rejects Ouroboros and Architect. Before the four of them break out into a fight, SOP II uses Persica's timely intervention to log out of the server, which angers RO since she's running away without even remotely attempting to help her situation.
*** SOP II gets nervous shortly before her upgrade, since Persica brings a menacing set of tools on a cart into the room, with the narration implying Persica was sporting a SlasherSmile before getting to work.
*** When SOP II returns to the server to show off her upgrades to RO, she finds that RO has remodeled the virtual space into a facsimile of their old dorm and [[OffscreenMomentOfAwesome apparently beat up Ouroboros and Architect while SOP II was logged out]].
* ''VisualNovel/VA11HALLA'' event:
** The AlternateUniverse the event's campaign takes place in has Dorothy Haze in the position of Prime Minister. Yes, [[{{Sexbot}} that Dorothy Haze]]. Think about that for a second.
** At one point, Stella has to hack Dorothy's body and take control of it to rescue her when [[TheManBehindTheMan Anna]] suddenly loses her control on Dorothy. Unfortunately for her, hacking is every Lilim's {{Fetish}} (which [[IDidntMeanToTurnYouOn confuses Stella to no end]]) and she turns [[LuminescentBlush beet red]] from her subsequent fantasizing and sprints smack dab into a wall.

** The "Truth or Dare" chapter reveals that the sand rains that have been plaguing the world for the past three years isn't actually made of sand at all. It's kitty litter. IDW is a CatGirl and, at this time, acting as the core of the [[MasterComputer Earth Computer]]. Dana puts two and two together with a nervous chuckle and Super Shorty is ''completely'' unamused at how the apocalypse has been delayed.

** Dorothy [[DesignatedHero doesn't believe for a second]] that Jill and Anna (who, by the way, is InvisibleToNormals) have the ability to save the world. When Dorothy and the rest of the crew go to her bar, they find her locked up in the back room trying to contact Anna via occult means, despite being a VirtualGhost and not a real one. Dorothy immediately calls her a {{Chuunibyou}} (and makes fun of her GirlishPigtails and [[ChristmasCake age]] while she's at it).
** The "Last Rain in the World" chapter reveals that the only reason why the world Griffin City resides in exist in the first place is because of [=HK416=]. She got ''so shitfaced drunk'' (which, to begin with, [[CantHoldHisLiquor is a laughably low bar]]) that the resulting state of her neural cloud caused her and the "real world" nanomachine Anna to fuse with her memories and create the campaign's setting. Or, as Jill succinctly puts it:

** Clearing "Last Rain in the World" for the first time has the fake Jill meeting the real Jill in [[DreamWalker a shared dream with the assistance of the fake Anna]]. For whatever reason, the fake Jill decides to present herself to the real one wearing [[MagicalGirl the Model Warrior outfit]] and [[EmbarrassingFirstName calling herself Julianne]] to differentiate themselves, which [[FutureMeScaresMe freaks her the hell out]].

** The epilogue gives the context behind the Earth Computer's orders - they're formed from the negative emotions of the real Jill. The "urine and soap" part comes from a time when she had to clean up after a dog she was taking care of at her bar (presumably Rad Shiba) and the "shit-eating shit" part comes from her penchant for self-deprecation. Yes, the Earth Computer is destroying the fake Jill's world because of FirstWorldProblems. It's especially jarring considering some of the shit that happens to her in the original game.
** The ''other'' AlternateUniverse the bartending minigame takes place in has no end to Jill's [[SilentSnarker parenthesized, internal snarking]] at all the weird Griffin T-Dolls visiting her bar. By the time she gets to G36 (which isn't too far into the event), she can't help but wonder what kind of person [[CrazyCatLady Persica]] is to give every single T-Doll a quirky personality flaw.

** The events that led up to [=HK416=]'s intoxicated birthing of the aforementioned DreamLand? She was being {{Tsundere}} towards her little sister [=G28=].

* [[VideoGame/{{DJMAX}} Glory Day]] event:
** [=M950A=] (along with Thunder, much to her dismay) hides in the abandoned arcade she suspects her teammate AEK-999 of sneaking off to, with the intent of catching the latter red-handed in whatever it is she's been doing there. Despite her enthusiasm on conducting the "investigation" (Thunder sees it as stalking), she's the one that ends up falling asleep after two hours of waiting for AEK instead of Thunder.
** The duo can't see what AEK is doing at her computer since she's plugged her neural cloud into it. [=M950A=] hands Thunder a jack and tells her they should both plug in too. Thunder is worried something might happen to them, but [=M950A=], thinking AEK is just goofing around in an online chat room, thinks nothing of it, throwing in a thinly veiled TakeThat at present-day programs like ''[=VRChat=]''.

** One cutscene has the team discussing the nicknames Pocket City's residents gave them. AEK was apparently called "Sunset Rider" (after the ''[=DJMAX=] Portable 2'' song of the same name) and insisted on changing it to "Black Rider" because it didn't sound badass enough for her.
* Isomer event:
** [=HS2000=]'s [[EstablishingCharacterMoment first scene]] paints her as a lazybones possibly on par with [=G11=].

** During [=M4A1=] and AR-15's leg of Chapter 3, [=M16=] briefly considers [[EnemyMine legitimately teaming up]] with AR-15 against the White Faction to shake them off, with a brief lapse of camaraderie like the old AR Team days. This is despite the fact that [=M16=] and Beak are currently holding AR-15 and AN-94 hostage to get to an underground Pike Node safely. This confuses both AN-94 and Beak, and Beak in particular has something to say about a particular habit [=M16=] apparently hasn't dropped since defecting to Sangvis Ferri:

** Judge makes her second appearance as one of the bosses in Chapter 4, and [[RunningGag once again her height is made fun of]].

** Also in Chapter 4, [=RO635=] throws a random jab at Beak's CoolBike:

* [[Manga/GunslingerGirl Il Teatrino]] event:
** While most of the event is depressing, much like ''Gunslinger Girl'' itself, the end of the event has the Commander and Kalina rescue the simulations of the ''GSG'' girls from their decaying 60-year-old server and give them a new home on Griffin property. They were all briefly given the ability to alter their virtual space freely, much like the old server they were on, but their permissions were scaled back a bit after the recreated "Vita" castle [[NoodleIncident got destroyed one too many times from mock battles]].
** Kalina was able to get the ''GSG'' girls out of their old server by bribing an old engineer friend of hers for help. Said bribe was a photo of Springfield. The Commander gets the feeling that she's being sold out, but Kalina insists that the engineer [[SuspiciouslySpecificDenial didn't request any lewd photos of her]].
* [[VideoGame/TheDivision Bounty Feast]] event:
** One of the event's mechanics is the use of consumable items, one of which is a frag grenade. Echelons can throw them to deal a PercentDamageAttack to an adjacent enemy echelon... or they can throw ''twenty of them at once'' for a OneHitKill. The UI even lampshades this absurdity: the action button for frags usually reads "THROW/CANCEL", but it changes to "BLOW IT TO BITS/NAH NOT WORTH IT" for the one hit kill.
** Ch. 0 - The Night Before: The event starts with RFB and MDR getting pissed off at the Survival DLC's insane difficulty. To let off some steam, RFB gives MDR the idea of posting a ClickbaitGag on Grifchan, their base's local forums, supposedly hosting a Survival tournament with $10 million on the line, simply so they can PVP against easy targets. The Commander calls the post out on its sketchiness, but Kalina insists on taking it at face value regardless since their base is in dire financial straits.\\

** Ch. 1 - Hudson Refugee Camp: In the mission's intro, PP-90, [=R93=], [=K5=] and Vector discuss having to deal with human frailties like hunger and hypothermia as part of Survival's gameplay loop. As soon as Vector mentions prioritizing warm clothes first, this happens:
---> '''System:''' Player "Pink Nyan Nyan Punch" has died of hypothermia.\\

** Ch. 2 - New York Public Library: [=M870=], [=P7=], [=ART556=] and VSK-94 take down a group of Rikers in the name of justice. [=M870=] tries to take a selfie only for [[StopHelpingMe Dima to butt in and warn about delaying the mission]], which gets her pissed off. After complaining about not having a setting to turn Dima off, VSK-94 similarly complains about heroic-sounding music that's starting to grate her, which doesn't seem to be a part of ''The Division'' itself. [=P7=] then quips that it was part of her "law enforcement mixtape". VSK makes [=P7=] [[MusicalisInterruptus turn it off]], much to her chagrin, then the normal soundtrack from ''The Division'' resumes playing.
** Ch. 3 - Grand Central Terminal: In the mission's epilogue, [=K5=] and [=R93=] have to split up shortly after entering the Dark Zone to shake off Fang, who decides to try and kill [=R93=] first. [=R93=] only manages to survive because of ''a glitch'' - she trips over something while walking backwards from Fang and "vanishes", with the scene afterwards calling for help in a featureless void. It's largely implied that she clipped through the floor. Anyone who's played the original game extensively probably got a chuckle out of this, considering most of the game's myriad clipping glitches were in the Dark Zone and abused by PVP players. The reference to these glitches was actually [[https://www.reddit.com/r/girlsfrontline/comments/lbn84t/the_division_collab_is_lovingly_accurate_for/glv82bz/?context=3 more explicit]] in early versions of the event's Chinese script, but Ubisoft found this a little too accurate and ordered that part to be rewritten. Depending on who you ask, their reaction to this scene could be funny too.
** Epilogue: When it's revealed that the "NPC" Dima is really a [[{{Crossplayer}} crossplaying]] Dier, ''everybody'' finds it repulsive. Even the normally stoic Vector quips "Unforgivable." in response to this fact. Also, Dier caused the events of Bounty Feast simply by employing too much PercussiveMaintenance on his terminal - it ends up shorting out at one point, causing him to get stuck in the game and corrupting Agent 416 into Fang. The Survival tournament was just a ruse to get literally anyone to help him log out. The very end of the event has Sier sending an anonymous e-mail to the Commander apologizing for all of Dier's stupidity.

** Epilogue: When it's revealed that the "NPC" Dima is really a [[{{Crossplayer}} crossplaying]] Dier, ''everybody'' finds it repulsive. Even the normally stoic Vector quips "Unforgivable." in response to this fact. The very end of the event has Sier sending an anonymous e-mail to the Commander apologizing for Dier's stupidity.

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* [[Manga/GunslingerGirl Il Teatrino]] event: While most of the event is depressing, much like ''Gunslinger Girl'' itself, the end of the event has the Commander and Kalina rescue the simulations of the ''GSG'' girls from their decaying 60-year-old server and give them a new home on Griffin property. They were all briefly given the ability to alter their virtual space freely, much like the old server they were on, but their permissions were scaled back a bit after the recreated "Vita" castle [[NoodleIncident got destroyed one too many times from mock battles]].

*** In the last segment, P38 and [=MP40=] are complaining about how much of a slave driver Springfield seems to be with her chores, carrying steaming washtubs full of some brown liquid. [=MP40=] spills some of hers on P38's face while ranting about how easy the expedition teams have it, causing her to turn around and ask if she's okay, only to have the door behind her [[DoorSlamsYou swing open]], [[FromBadToWorse spilling all of her washtub on P38]], with PPS-43 at the doorway nonchalantly announcing the Great Success they just got at their expedition.

** Judge makes her second appearance as one of the bosses in Chapter 4, and once again her height is made fun of.

* "[[VideoGame/{{DJMAX}} Glory Day]]" event:

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