History Trivia / AzureStrikerGunvolt

* AuthorsSavingThrow: For someone else's game, in that Mighty Gunvolt Burst is a vastly improved version of Comcept's MightyNo9
** First, it delivers a much more traditional Mega Man experience, with the entire collection of Mighty Numbers, and the ability to turn off completely Beck's need to dash everything.
** As of the most recent DLC release, Call is also playable... for the entire game, and will full use of her bow weapon.[[note]]Mighty No 9 only used her in the Prison chapter, and [[StealthBasedMission forced a heavily restrictive gameplay change on her]]. Her DLC appearance in ''Burst'' has neither of those restrictions.[[/note]]
*** Furthermore, along with her regular look, Call receives alternate skins based on designs [[http://i.imgur.com/tTdPAje.jpg A]], [[http://www.mightyno9.com/sites/default/files/upload/news/callshikawa1218.jpg E]] and [[http://www.mightyno9.com/sites/default/files/upload/news/M9_heroine_komaki.s1205.jpeg H]] from the Kickstarter voting campaign to decide her character design.
** Effectively, this is ''EVERYTHING'' Comcept promised with Mighty No 9, and then some, in the form of a game which could believably appear on an early Nintendo system.[[note]]There's no online multiplayer, but, well... [[ReleaseDateChange ...The less about that,]] [[ScheduleSlip the better.]][[/note]]

** Effectively, this is ''EVERYTHING'' Comcept promised with Mighty No 9, and then some, in the form of a game which could believably appear on an early Nintendo system.[[note]]There's no online multiplayer, but, well... [[ReleaseDateChange ...The less about that,]] [[ChristmasRushed the better.]][[/note]]

** Effectively, this is ''EVERYTHING'' Comcept promised with Mighty No 9, and then some, in the form of a game which could believably appear on an early Nintendo system.[[note]]There's no online multiplayer, but, well... [[ReleaseDateChanged ...The less about that,]] [[ChristmasRushed the better.]][[/note]]

** As of the most recent DLC release, Call is also playable... for the entire game, and will full use of her bow weapon.[[note]]Mighty No 9 only used her in the Prison chapter, and [[StealthBasedMission forced a heavily restrictive gameplay change on her]]. Her DLC appearance in ''Burst'' has neither of those restrictions.

* TalkingToHimself: Lumen and Joule, both voiced by Creator/MeguSakuragawa.

** As of the most recent DLC release, Call is also playable... for the entire game, and will full use of her bow weapon.[[note]]Mighty No 9 only used her in the Prison chapter, and [[StealhBasedMission forced a heavily restrictive gameplay change on her]]. Her DLC appearance in ''Burst'' has neither of those restrictions.

** First, it delivers a much more traditional Mega Man experience, with the entire collection of Mighty Numbers.
** As of the most recent DLC release, Call is also playable... for the entire game, and will full use of her bow weapon.[[note]]Mighty No 9 only used her in the Prison chapter, and [[StealhEmUp forced a heavily derisory gameplay change on her]]. Her DLC appearance in ''Burst'' has neither of those restrictions.

* ScheduleSlip: The [[Anime/AzureStrikerGunvolt OVA]] was originally planned for release on December 2016, but was delayed to Winter 2017, and eventually released on February 9, 2017.

* TalkingToHimself: Lumen and Joule are both voiced by Creator/MeguSakuragawa.

** The "man in the butterfly mask" design that was revealed long before the game's release is ultimately unused.

* BadExportForYou: A somewhat minor example. In the Japanese version characters carry on voiced conversations during the action, including during boss fights (Think VideoGame/StarFox Lite). The US version of the game has a good deal of the Japanese voice acting removed and there's NoDubForYou, as a consequence these bits of dialogue are missing. The character portraits and text that accompanied them also were removed and thus left untranslated. Also, several Joule conversations were removed, which provided valuable {{Exposition}} on Gunvolt's world.

* NoExportForYou: The official soundtrack and accompanying vocal soundtrack were this. This went the other way when the Steam version hit, where both the OST and the vocal soundtrack were electronically published via Steam in all available countries.
** However, the drama [=CDs=] still have yet to see an English release.

* SeriesHiatus: The side story usually updates on Tuesdays each week, however it was put on a one week hiatus due to Inti Creates being closed for the holidays.

* ShoutOut: To Inti Creates' very first game. The title of this game and [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Speed_Power_Gunbike Speed Power Gunbike]] are very similar.

** Lola was originally going to change her look based on the EX Weapon equipped. This turned out to be too much work to implement, and was scrapped.

** [[http://megaman.wikia.com/wiki/Gun_Volt Gun Volt]] is also the name of a mook in ''MegaManX''.

* WhatCouldHaveBeen: The "man in the butterfly mask" design that was revealed long before the game's release is ultimately unused.

*** Inti Creates have promised to bring the updated and cut dialogue to the 3DS version in a patch. However, they've been quiet on the update since announcement.

* NamesTheSame: [[http://megaman.wikia.com/wiki/Gun_Volt Gun Volt]] is also the name of a mook in ''MegaManX''.

** Nova's title is "The Mighty". [[AyumuMurase His voice actor]] would later voice another boy [[MightyNo9 also with the title "Mighty".]]
** Aside from being voiced by KaitoIshikawa, the hero is a supernatural person armed with a gun trying to save a LoveInterest from the hands of the bad guys, and the FinalBoss also turns from a human to a giant by powering himself with the LoveInterest. Now are we talking about Gunvolt or [[DevilMayCry Nero?]]
* BadExportForYou: A somewhat minor example. In the Japanese version characters carry on voiced conversations during the action, including during boss fights (Think StarFox Lite). The US version of the game has a good deal of the Japanese voice acting removed and there's NoDubForYou, as a consequence these bits of dialogue are missing. The character portraits and text that accompanied them also were removed and thus left untranslated. Also, several Joule conversations were removed, which provided valuable {{Exposition}} on Gunvolt's world.