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* LudicrousGibs: [[spoiler:Kosuke kills his father Yoshihisa by planting and activating an Implosion BIM on him, which blows up a big chunk of his body.]]
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** The "Light" version of the ending leans more on the ''sweet'' and has an air of TheAdventureContinues. [[spoiler:Ryota, Himiko, Oda, Kira, Uesagi, and Kaguya all survive the game, albeit not without injury, Oda in particular losing his foot. The six of them are taken overseas by Perrier where they get to start new lives, with Ryota reuniting with his parents and reconciling with both them and Oda, Oda's mom is brought over too, Ryota and Himiko are all set to be married, and Perrier is ready to continue the fight even with the game gone. Schwartiz however has the island destroyed as a show of force to those who disobey the shadow government and washes his hands of Btooom before selling it to Nortimer, who takes Ida with it, which could be a FateWorseThanDeath for him if the rumors that Nortimer forces his male workers to get involuntary sex changes and keeps them as {{sex slave}}s is in any way true. The survivors can likely [[YouCantGoHomeAgain never return to Japan again]] either due to it being under the control of the shadow government, and the players tricked into being drone pilots like Xaviera are taken in as P.O.W.'s.]]
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** The "Light" version of the ending leans more on the ''sweet'' and has an air of TheAdventureContinues. [[spoiler:Ryota, Himiko, Oda, Kira, Uesagi, and Kaguya all survive the game, albeit not without injury, Oda in particular losing his foot. The six of them are taken overseas by Perrier where they get to start new lives, with Ryota reuniting with his parents and reconciling with both them and Oda, Oda's mom is brought over too, Ryota and Himiko are all set to be married, and Perrier is ready to continue the fight even with the game gone. Schwartiz however has the island destroyed as a show of force to those who disobey the shadow government and washes his hands of Btooom before selling it to Nortimer, who takes Ida with it, which could be a FateWorseThanDeath for him if the rumors that Nortimer forces his male workers to get involuntary sex changes and keeps them as {{sex slave}}s is in any way true. The survivors can likely [[YouCantGoHomeAgain never return to Japan again]] either due to it being under the control of the shadow government, and the players tricked into being drone pilots like Xaviera are taken in as P.O.W.'s.s.]]
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** For example, the [[UsefulNotes/Xbox360 DXBOX 720]]. The volume covers intentionally look like the covers for video games as well, complete with a [[UsefulNotes/MediaClassifications CERO rating]] of "Z" for 18+ (the equivalent of ESRB's "M").
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** For example, the [[UsefulNotes/Xbox360 [[Platform/Xbox360 DXBOX 720]]. The volume covers intentionally look like the covers for video games as well, complete with a [[UsefulNotes/MediaClassifications [[MediaNotes/MediaClassifications CERO rating]] of "Z" for 18+ (the equivalent of ESRB's "M").
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* CliffHanger: The anime had to end with one because it had caught up to the manga's 50 chapters. Even now that the manga is over, the low DVD/Blue Ray sails would have killed any interest in Madhouse coming back to deliver a second season.
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* CliffHanger: The anime had to end with one because it had caught up to the manga's 50 chapters. Even now that the manga is over, the low DVD/Blue Ray sails DVD/Blu-Ray sales would have killed any interest in Madhouse coming back to deliver a second season.
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''Btooom!'' is an ongoing 2009 manga by "Joker" Creator/JunyaInoue (of Creator/{{Cave}} fame), published by Shinchosa and exported to North America by Creator/YenPress. It also has an anime adaptation directed by Yousuke Kuroda as part of the Fall 2012 lineup.
The series concluded with its 26th volume in August 2018, and the English translation's final release was in April 2020.
''Btooom! Online'', a mobile game adaptation of the manga is currently being developed by Asobimo.
The series concluded with its 26th volume in August 2018, and the English translation's final release was in April 2020.
''Btooom! Online'', a mobile game adaptation of the manga is currently being developed by Asobimo.
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''Btooom!'' is an ongoing 2009 a manga by "Joker" Creator/JunyaInoue (of Creator/{{Cave}} fame), published by Shinchosa which was serialized in the {{seinen}} magazine ''Comic Bunch'' from 2009 to 2018 and exported to compiled into 26 volumes. The manga is licensed in English for North America by Creator/YenPress. It also has an anime adaptation directed by Yousuke Kuroda as part of the Fall 2012 lineup.
The series concluded with its 26th volume in August 2018, and the English translation's final release was in April 2020.
''Btooom! Online'', a mobile game adaptation of the manga is currently being manga, was developed by Asobimo.
Asobimo and released in 2017.
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* BitchInSheepsClothing: [[spoiler:In Episode 8, Masahito Date lets Shiki [[TheScapegoat take all the blame]] for a mess he made in a hospital. However, both he and Shiki later get stuck on the island to play the game, and at first he seems willing to work together. But after they acquire six chips, he attempts to kill her to obtain her chip. While he didn't kill her outright, the bomb did dislodge her chip (along with her left hand), which apparently was technically acceptable, as he managed to get off the island.]]
** [[spoiler:When he appears in Episode 9 he is able to trick Ryota and the group for the most part, but his attempt at killing Himiko has let her catch on to him]].
** [[spoiler:When he appears in Episode 9 he is able to trick Ryota and the group for the most part, but his attempt at killing Himiko has let her catch on to him]].
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* BitchInSheepsClothing: [[spoiler:In Episode 8, Masahito Date lets Shiki [[TheScapegoat take all the blame]] for a mess he made in a hospital. However, both he and Shiki later get stuck on the island to play the game, and at first he seems willing to work together. But after they acquire six chips, he attempts to kill her to obtain her chip. While he didn't kill her outright, the bomb did dislodge her chip (along with her left hand), which apparently was technically acceptable, as he managed to get off the island.]]
**]] [[spoiler:When he appears in Episode 9 9, he is able to trick Ryota and the group for the most part, but his attempt at killing Himiko has let her catch on to him]].
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''Btooom!'' is an ongoing 2009 manga by "Joker" Creator/JunyaInoue (of Creator/{{Cave}} fame), published by Shinchosa and exported to North America by Creator/YenPress. It also has an anime adaptation directed by Yousuke Kuroda as part of the Fall2012Anime lineup.
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''Btooom!'' is an ongoing 2009 manga by "Joker" Creator/JunyaInoue (of Creator/{{Cave}} fame), published by Shinchosa and exported to North America by Creator/YenPress. It also has an anime adaptation directed by Yousuke Kuroda as part of the Fall2012Anime Fall 2012 lineup.
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* BitterSweetEnding: The manga ultimately has ''two'' different endings, a "Light" and a "Dark" version, each one being radically different as a result of different decisions made in their respective final volumes. Both however fall under this trope however, just to different extents.
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* BitterSweetEnding: The manga ultimately has ''two'' different endings, a "Light" and a "Dark" version, each one being radically different as a result of different decisions made in their respective final volumes. Both however fall under this trope however, just to different extents.
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* BitterSweetEnding: The "Dark" version of the ending. [[spoiler:Ryota ultimately [[TheHeroDies dies]] putting a stop to Oda, Perrier's forces fail to put an immediate stop to the game, Kaguya dies in Uesagi's arms, Himiko is forced to go into hiding, and Takahonoshi is still at large with the intent of restarting the game. Himiko manages to kill Schwartz however, causing the shadow government to fall into chaos, she along with Kira and Uesagi all survive the game, and join Perrier alongside Ida and Hisonobu to fully expose the crimes of the shadow government, and work towards creating a peaceful world just like Ryota wished for, Himiko swearing to do it not just for Ryota, but for ''everyone'' who died because of the game.]]
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* BitterSweetEnding: The manga ultimately has ''two'' different endings, a "Light" and a "Dark" version, each one being radically different as a result of different decisions made in their respective final volumes. Both however fall under this trope however, just to different extents.
** The "Light" version of the ending leans more on the ''sweet'' and has an air of TheAdventureContinues. [[spoiler:Ryota, Himiko, Oda, Kira, Uesagi, and Kaguya all survive the game, albeit not without injury, Oda in particular losing his foot. The six of them are taken overseas by Perrier where they get to start new lives, with Ryota reuniting with his parents and reconciling with both them and Oda, Oda's mom is brought over too, Ryota and Himiko are all set to be married, and Perrier is ready to continue the fight even with the game gone. Schwartiz however has the island destroyed as a show of force to those who disobey the shadow government and washes his hands of Btooom before selling it to Nortimer, who takes Ida with it, which could be a FateWorseThanDeath for him if the rumors that Nortimer forces his male workers to get involuntary sex changes and keeps them as {{sex slave}}s is in any way true. The survivors can likely [[YouCantGoHomeAgain never return to Japan again]] either due to it being under the control of the shadow government, and the players tricked into being drone pilots like Xaviera are taken in as P.O.W.'s.]]
** The "Dark" version of theending.ending leans more on the ''bitter'' but has a larger sense of finality. [[spoiler:Ryota ultimately [[TheHeroDies dies]] putting a stop to Oda, Perrier's forces fail to put an immediate stop to the game, Kaguya dies in Uesagi's arms, Himiko is forced to go into hiding, and Takahonoshi is still at large with the intent of restarting the game. Himiko manages to kill Schwartz Schwartiz however, causing the shadow government to fall into chaos, she along with Kira and Uesagi all survive the game, and join Perrier alongside Ida and Hisonobu to fully expose the crimes of the shadow government, and work towards creating a peaceful world just like Ryota wished for, Himiko swearing to do it not just for Ryota, but for ''everyone'' who died because of the game.game. And while their revolution may never be ''publicly'' credited to them, they are praised as heroes on the internet, in particular the urban legend known only as "Himiko".]]
** The "Light" version of the ending leans more on the ''sweet'' and has an air of TheAdventureContinues. [[spoiler:Ryota, Himiko, Oda, Kira, Uesagi, and Kaguya all survive the game, albeit not without injury, Oda in particular losing his foot. The six of them are taken overseas by Perrier where they get to start new lives, with Ryota reuniting with his parents and reconciling with both them and Oda, Oda's mom is brought over too, Ryota and Himiko are all set to be married, and Perrier is ready to continue the fight even with the game gone. Schwartiz however has the island destroyed as a show of force to those who disobey the shadow government and washes his hands of Btooom before selling it to Nortimer, who takes Ida with it, which could be a FateWorseThanDeath for him if the rumors that Nortimer forces his male workers to get involuntary sex changes and keeps them as {{sex slave}}s is in any way true. The survivors can likely [[YouCantGoHomeAgain never return to Japan again]] either due to it being under the control of the shadow government, and the players tricked into being drone pilots like Xaviera are taken in as P.O.W.'s.]]
** The "Dark" version of the
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* BitterSweetEnding: The "Dark" version of the ending. [[spoiler:Ryota ultimately [[TheHeroDies dies]] putting a stop to Oda, Perrier's forces fail to put an immediate stop to the game, Kaguya dies in Uesagi's arms, Himiko is forced to go into hiding, and Takahonoshi is still at large with the intent of restarting the game. Himiko manages to kill Schwartz however, causing the shadow government to fall into chaos, she along with Kira and Uesagi all survive the game, and join Perrier alongside Ida and Hisonobu to fully expose the crimes of the shadow government, and work towards creating a peaceful world just like Ryota wished for, Himiko swearing to do it not just for Ryota, but for ''everyone'' who died because of the game.]]
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* BlindingBangs: Shiki Murasaki
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** [[spoiler:He twisted his right ankle. Then a Komodo dragon, whose bite is highly infectious, bit him and he spent a few days having a fever. Then he had his fingers sliced off by a KnifeNut. All in about 10 chapters.]]
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** [[spoiler:He twisted his right ankle. Then a Komodo dragon, whose bite is highly infectious, bit him and he spent a few days having a fever. Then he had his fingers sliced off by a KnifeNut.knife. All in about 10 chapters.]]
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* KnifeNut: One of the players, Miyamoto, an ex-soldier who prefer using his knife rather than bombs.
