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* UrbanLegendOfZelda: Contrary to popular belief, the BossWarningSiren[[note]]'''WARNING''': The big enemy is approaching at full throttle. According to the data, it is identified as "Butsutekkai". '''NO REFUGE'''[[/note]] never changes. "Butsutekkai" is referring to something else and is not the name of the chapter boss. "Eboshidori", the Chapter 1 boss, gets misnamed frequently.
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* UrbanLegendOfZelda: Contrary to popular belief, the BossWarningSiren[[note]]'''WARNING''': The big enemy is approaching at full throttle. According to the data, it is identified as "Butsutekkai". '''NO REFUGE'''[[/note]] never changes. "Butsutekkai" is referring to something else and is not the name of the chapter boss. "Eboshidori", Eboshidori, the Chapter 1 boss, gets misnamed frequently.
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* AscendedFanon: There are some known score runs of the game where a person will "DoublePlay" by controlling both ships at once (famously seen [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ZEGyrEnXrk here]] by the player known as "VTF-INO"). The PC version has a built-in feature allowing players to play single-player with both ships at the same time using one controller.
* BadExportForYou: The UsefulNotes/NintendoGameCube version of ''Ikaruga'' is the only one that does not have the introduction text for each chapter.
* UrbanLegendOfZelda: Contrary to popular belief, the BossWarningSiren[[note]]'''WARNING''': The big enemy is approaching at full throttle. According to the data, it is identified as "Butsutekkai". '''NO REFUGE'''[[/note]] never changes. "Butsutekkai" is referring to something else and is not the name of the chapter boss. Eboshidori, the Chapter 1 boss, gets misnamed frequently.
* BadExportForYou: The UsefulNotes/NintendoGameCube version of ''Ikaruga'' is the only one that does not have the introduction text for each chapter.
* UrbanLegendOfZelda: Contrary to popular belief, the BossWarningSiren[[note]]'''WARNING''': The big enemy is approaching at full throttle. According to the data, it is identified as "Butsutekkai". '''NO REFUGE'''[[/note]] never changes. "Butsutekkai" is referring to something else and is not the name of the chapter boss. Eboshidori, the Chapter 1 boss, gets misnamed frequently.
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* AscendedFanon: There are some known score runs of the game where a person will "DoublePlay" by controlling both ships at once (famously seen [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ZEGyrEnXrk com/watch?v=Lo7pbKr3Q1E here]] by the player known as "VTF-INO"). The PC version has a built-in feature allowing players to play single-player with both ships at the same time using one controller.
* BadExportForYou: TheUsefulNotes/NintendoGameCube Platform/NintendoGameCube version of ''Ikaruga'' is the only one that does not have the introduction text for each chapter.
* UrbanLegendOfZelda: Contrary to popular belief, the BossWarningSiren[[note]]'''WARNING''': The big enemy is approaching at full throttle. According to the data, it is identified as "Butsutekkai". '''NO REFUGE'''[[/note]] never changes. "Butsutekkai" is referring to something else and is not the name of the chapter boss.Eboshidori, "Eboshidori", the Chapter 1 boss, gets misnamed frequently.
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* UrbanLegendOfZelda: Contrary to popular belief, the BossWarningSiren[[note]]'''WARNING''': The big enemy is approaching at full throttle. According to the data, it is identified as "Butsutekkai". '''NO REFUGE'''[[/note]] never changes. "Butsutekkai" is referring to something else and is not the name of the chapter boss.
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* Treasure's official website features cross-platform leaderboards for the Xbox 360, [=NESiCAxLive=], Steam, Switch, and [=PS4=] versions, which can be found [[https://www.treasure-inc.co.jp/ranking.html here]].
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* Treasure's official website features cross-platform leaderboards for the Xbox 360, Platform/Xbox360, [=NESiCAxLive=], Steam, Switch, Platform/{{Steam}}, Platform/NintendoSwitch, and [=PS4=] Platform/PlayStation4 versions, which can be found [[https://www.treasure-inc.co.jp/ranking.html here]].
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* PortOverdosed: Since its first console release on the UsefulNotes/SegaDreamcast (and especially the UsefulNotes/Xbox360 version onwards), it seems like the game has to make a way for at least one console or platform per generation[[note]]Dreamcast and [=GameCube=] during sixth-generation, Xbox 360 during seventh-generation, UsefulNotes/PlayStation4 and UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch during eighth-generation[[/note]].
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* NamesTheSame: Ikaruga is also the name of a RealLife [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ikaruga,_Nara Japanese town in the Nara Prefecture]].
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* BigNameFan: Creator/TaroYoko is a huge ''Ikaruga'' and 2D ShootEmUp fan and it is a major source of inspiration for him, which led to the inclusion of shooter-based elements in some of his games.
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* BigNameFan: Creator/TaroYoko is a huge ''Ikaruga'' and 2D ShootEmUp fan and it is a major source of inspiration for him. him, which lead led to the inclusion of shooter-based elements in some of his games.
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* ''Ikaruga'' is the first Creator/{{Treasure}} video game to have an official "Superplay" "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z9eskjwBmp4 Superplay]]" video produced for it.
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* PortOverdosed: Since its first console release on Dreamcast (and especially the Xbox 360 version onwards), it seems like the game has to make a way for at least one console or platform per generation.[[note]]Dreamcast and [=GameCube=] during sixth-generation, Xbox 360 during seventh-generation, [=PS4=] and Nintendo Switch during eighth-generation[[/note]]
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* PortOverdosed: Since its first console release on Dreamcast the UsefulNotes/SegaDreamcast (and especially the Xbox 360 UsefulNotes/Xbox360 version onwards), it seems like the game has to make a way for at least one console or platform per generation.[[note]]Dreamcast generation[[note]]Dreamcast and [=GameCube=] during sixth-generation, Xbox 360 during seventh-generation, [=PS4=] UsefulNotes/PlayStation4 and Nintendo Switch UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch during eighth-generation[[/note]]
eighth-generation[[/note]].
* UrbanLegendOfZelda: Contrary to popular belief, the BossWarningSiren[[note]]'''WARNING''': The big enemy is approaching at full throttle. According to the data, it is identified as "Butsutekkai". '''NO REFUGE'''[[/note]] never changes. "Butsutekkai" is referring to something else and is not the name of the chapter boss. Eboshidori, the Chapter 1 boss, gets misnamed frequently.
* WorkingTitle: "Project [=RS2=]", [[spoiler:which was the first hint that ''Ikaruga'' and ''VideoGame/RadiantSilvergun'' are, in fact, part of the same {{Continuity}}]].
* UrbanLegendOfZelda: Contrary to popular belief, the BossWarningSiren[[note]]'''WARNING''': The big enemy is approaching at full throttle. According to the data, it is identified as "Butsutekkai". '''NO REFUGE'''[[/note]] never changes. "Butsutekkai" is referring to something else and is not the name of the chapter boss. Eboshidori, the Chapter 1 boss, gets misnamed frequently.
* WorkingTitle: "Project [=RS2=]", [[spoiler:which was the first hint that ''Ikaruga'' and ''VideoGame/RadiantSilvergun'' are, in fact, part of the same {{Continuity}}]].
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* PortOverdosed: Since its first console release on Dreamcast (and especially the XBOX Xbox 360 version onwards, onwards), it seems like the game has to make a way for at least one console or platform per generation.
generation.[[note]]Dreamcast and [=GameCube=] during sixth-generation, Xbox 360 during seventh-generation, [=PS4=] and Nintendo Switch during eighth-generation[[/note]]
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* BigNameFan: Creator/TaroYoko is a huge Ikaruga and 2D ShootEmUp fan and it is a mayor source of inspiration for him which lead to the inclusion of shooter elements in some of his games.
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* BigNameFan: Creator/TaroYoko is a huge Ikaruga and 2D ShootEmUp fan and it is a mayor major source of inspiration for him which lead to the inclusion of shooter elements in some of his games.
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* AscendedFanon: There are some known score runs of the game where a person will "double play" by controlling both ships at once (famously seen [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ZEGyrEnXrk here]] by the player known as "VTF-INO"). The PC version has a built-in feature allowing players to play single-player with both ships at the same time using one controller.
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* AscendedFanon: There are some known score runs of the game where a person will "double play" "DoublePlay" by controlling both ships at once (famously seen [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ZEGyrEnXrk here]] by the player known as "VTF-INO"). The PC version has a built-in feature allowing players to play single-player with both ships at the same time using one controller.
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* AscendedFanon: There are some known score runs of the game where a person will "double play" by controlling both ships at once (famously seen [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ZEGyrEnXrk here]]). The PC version has a built-in feature allowing players to play single-player with both ships at the same time using one controller.
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* AscendedFanon: There are some known score runs of the game where a person will "double play" by controlling both ships at once (famously seen [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ZEGyrEnXrk here]]).here]] by the player known as "VTF-INO"). The PC version has a built-in feature allowing players to play single-player with both ships at the same time using one controller.
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* As a result of ThemeNaming, the etylomogy of the names of all ships in the game are:
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* BadExportForYou: The NintendoGameCube version of ''Ikaruga'' is the only one that does not have the introduction text for each chapter.
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* BadExportForYou: The NintendoGameCube UsefulNotes/NintendoGameCube version of ''Ikaruga'' is the only one that does not have the introduction text for each chapter.
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* ''Ikaruga'' was the first Treasure game to have an official Superplay produced for it.
* BadExportForYou: The [=GameCube=] version of ''Ikaruga'' is the only version that does not have intro text for each chapter.
* Two of ''Ikaruga''[='=]s gameplay's main mechanics hail from Treasure's earlier games. ''Ikaruga''[='=]s chaining system is a modified version of the chaining system used in ''VideoGame/RadiantSilvergun'', while its polarity mechanic was first utilized in the Treasure platformer ''VideoGame/SilhouetteMirage''.
* ''Ikaruga''[='=]s in-house development team consisted of 5 people:
** Hiroshi Iuchi -- the director of ''Radiant Silvergun'', who was ''Ikaruga''[='=]s lead game designer, background designer, and music composer.
** Atsutomo Nakagawa -- who was Ikaruga's main programmer.
** Yasushi Suzuki -- the lead artist from the original ''VideoGame/SinAndPunishment'', was also ''Ikaruga''[='=]s illustrator and character designer.
** Satoshi Murata -- who created ''Ikaruga''[='=]s sound effects and edited the game's background music data.
** Masato Maegawa -- Treasure's founder and CEO, who was ''Ikaruga''[='=]s executive producer.
** Further support was provided by employees of G.rev, the developer of ''VideoGame/BorderDown'' and ''VideoGame/SenkoNoRonde''.
* Etylomogy of the names of the ships:
** (The) Ikaruga → Japanese Grosbeak
** (The) Ginkei → Lady Amherst's Pheasant
* BadExportForYou: The [=GameCube=] version of ''Ikaruga'' is the only version that does not have intro text for each chapter.
* Two of ''Ikaruga''[='=]s gameplay's main mechanics hail from Treasure's earlier games. ''Ikaruga''[='=]s chaining system is a modified version of the chaining system used in ''VideoGame/RadiantSilvergun'', while its polarity mechanic was first utilized in the Treasure platformer ''VideoGame/SilhouetteMirage''.
* ''Ikaruga''[='=]s in-house development team consisted of 5 people:
** Hiroshi Iuchi -- the director of ''Radiant Silvergun'', who was ''Ikaruga''[='=]s lead game designer, background designer, and music composer.
** Atsutomo Nakagawa -- who was Ikaruga's main programmer.
** Yasushi Suzuki -- the lead artist from the original ''VideoGame/SinAndPunishment'', was also ''Ikaruga''[='=]s illustrator and character designer.
** Satoshi Murata -- who created ''Ikaruga''[='=]s sound effects and edited the game's background music data.
** Masato Maegawa -- Treasure's founder and CEO, who was ''Ikaruga''[='=]s executive producer.
** Further support was provided by employees of G.rev, the developer of ''VideoGame/BorderDown'' and ''VideoGame/SenkoNoRonde''.
* Etylomogy of the names of the ships:
** (The) Ikaruga → Japanese Grosbeak
** (The) Ginkei → Lady Amherst's Pheasant
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!Tropes
*''Ikaruga'' was AscendedFanon: There are some known score runs of the first Treasure game where a person will "double play" by controlling both ships at once (famously seen [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ZEGyrEnXrk here]]). The PC version has a built-in feature allowing players to have an official Superplay produced for it.
play single-player with both ships at the same time using one controller.
* BadExportForYou: The[=GameCube=] NintendoGameCube version of ''Ikaruga'' is the only version one that does not have intro the introduction text for each chapter.
*Two NamesTheSame: Ikaruga is also the name of ''Ikaruga''[='=]s gameplay's main a RealLife [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ikaruga,_Nara Japanese town in the Nara Prefecture]].
!Other
* ''Ikaruga'' is the first Creator/{{Treasure}} video game to have an official "Superplay" video produced for it.
* The primary game mechanics of ''Ikaruga'' hail from Treasure's earliergames. ''Ikaruga''[='=]s games: the chaining system is a modified version of the chaining system one used in ''VideoGame/RadiantSilvergun'', while its polarity ReversePolarity mechanic was first utilized in the Treasure platformer PlatformGame ''VideoGame/SilhouetteMirage''.
*''Ikaruga''[='=]s The in-house development team consisted of 5 five people:
** Hiroshi Iuchi --the director of ''Radiant Silvergun'', who was ''Ikaruga''[='=]s lead game designer, background designer, and music composer.
composer; is also the director of ''Radiant Silvergun''
** Atsutomo Nakagawa --who was Ikaruga's main programmer.
programmer
** Yasushi Suzuki --the lead artist from the original ''VideoGame/SinAndPunishment'', was also ''Ikaruga''[='=]s illustrator and character designer.
designer; is also the lead artist of ''VideoGame/SinAndPunishment''
** Satoshi Murata --who created ''Ikaruga''[='=]s sound effects creator and edited the game's background music data.
data
** Masato Maegawa -- executive producer; also Treasure's founder andCEO, who was ''Ikaruga''[='=]s executive producer.
Chief Executive Officer
** Further support was provided by employees of G.rev, the developer of ''VideoGame/BorderDown'' and''VideoGame/SenkoNoRonde''.
''VideoGame/SenkoNoRonde''
*Etylomogy As a result of ThemeNaming, the etylomogy of the names of all ships in the ships:
game are:
**(The) Ikaruga → Japanese Grosbeak
**(The) Ginkei → Lady Amherst's Pheasant
*
* BadExportForYou: The
*
!Other
* ''Ikaruga'' is the first Creator/{{Treasure}} video game to have an official "Superplay" video produced for it.
* The primary game mechanics of ''Ikaruga'' hail from Treasure's earlier
*
** Hiroshi Iuchi --
** Atsutomo Nakagawa --
** Yasushi Suzuki --
** Satoshi Murata --
** Masato Maegawa -- executive producer; also Treasure's founder and
** Further support was provided by employees of G.rev, the developer of ''VideoGame/BorderDown'' and
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**
**
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** Shigi[[labelnote:*]]Chapter 3 Midboss[[/labelnote]] → Sandpiper
** Chougenbou[[labelnote:*]]The hulking {{fake ultimate mook}} ships from Chapter 5[[/labelnote]] → Common Kestrel
** Chougenbou[[labelnote:*]]The hulking {{fake ultimate mook}} ships from Chapter 5[[/labelnote]] → Common Kestrel
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** Shigi[[labelnote:*]]Chapter 3 Midboss[[/labelnote]] mid-boss[[/labelnote]] → Sandpiper
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** Chougenbou[[labelnote:*]]The
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* NamesTheSame: Ikaruga is also a name for a RealLife town in Nara Prefecture, Japan.
* NamesTheSame: Ikaruga is also a name for a RealLife town in Nara Prefecture, Japan.
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* NamesTheSame: Ikaruga is also a name for a RealLife town in Nara Prefecture, Japan.
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* Ikaruga was the first Treasure game to have an official Superplay produced for it.
* The Gamecube version of Ikaruga is the only version that does not have intro text for each chapter.
* Two of Ikaruga's gameplay's main mechanics hail from Treasure's earlier games. Ikaruga's chaining system is a modified version of the chaining system used in ''VideoGame/RadiantSilvergun'', while its polarity mechanic was first utilized in Treasure platformer ''VideoGame/SilhouetteMirage''.
* Ikaruga's in-house development team consisted of 5 people:
** Hiroshi Iuchi - The director of ''Radiant Silvergun'', who was Ikaruga's lead game designer, background designer, and music composer.
** Atsutomo Nakagawa - Who was Ikaruga's main programmer.
** Yasushi Suzuki - The lead artist from the original ''{{Sin and Punishment}}'', who was Ikaruga's illustrator and character designer.
** Satoshi Murata - Who created Ikaruga's sound effects and edited the game's background music data.
** Masato Maegawa - Treasure's founder and CEO, who was Ikaruga's executive producer.
** Further support was provided by employees of G.Rev, the developer of {{Border Down}}.
* The Gamecube version of Ikaruga is the only version that does not have intro text for each chapter.
* Two of Ikaruga's gameplay's main mechanics hail from Treasure's earlier games. Ikaruga's chaining system is a modified version of the chaining system used in ''VideoGame/RadiantSilvergun'', while its polarity mechanic was first utilized in Treasure platformer ''VideoGame/SilhouetteMirage''.
* Ikaruga's in-house development team consisted of 5 people:
** Hiroshi Iuchi - The director of ''Radiant Silvergun'', who was Ikaruga's lead game designer, background designer, and music composer.
** Atsutomo Nakagawa - Who was Ikaruga's main programmer.
** Yasushi Suzuki - The lead artist from the original ''{{Sin and Punishment}}'', who was Ikaruga's illustrator and character designer.
** Satoshi Murata - Who created Ikaruga's sound effects and edited the game's background music data.
** Masato Maegawa - Treasure's founder and CEO, who was Ikaruga's executive producer.
** Further support was provided by employees of G.Rev, the developer of {{Border Down}}.
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* Ikaruga ''Ikaruga'' was the first Treasure game to have an official Superplay produced for it.
* TheGamecube [=GameCube=] version of Ikaruga ''Ikaruga'' is the only version that does not have intro text for each chapter.
* Two ofIkaruga's ''Ikaruga''[='=]s gameplay's main mechanics hail from Treasure's earlier games. Ikaruga's ''Ikaruga''[='=]s chaining system is a modified version of the chaining system used in ''VideoGame/RadiantSilvergun'', while its polarity mechanic was first utilized in the Treasure platformer ''VideoGame/SilhouetteMirage''.
*Ikaruga's ''Ikaruga''[='=]s in-house development team consisted of 5 people:
** Hiroshi Iuchi- The -- the director of ''Radiant Silvergun'', who was Ikaruga's ''Ikaruga''[='=]s lead game designer, background designer, and music composer.
** Atsutomo Nakagawa- Who -- who was Ikaruga's main programmer.
** Yasushi Suzuki- The -- the lead artist from the original ''{{Sin and Punishment}}'', who ''VideoGame/SinAndPunishment'', was Ikaruga's also ''Ikaruga''[='=]s illustrator and character designer.
** Satoshi Murata- Who -- who created Ikaruga's ''Ikaruga''[='=]s sound effects and edited the game's background music data.
** Masato Maegawa- -- Treasure's founder and CEO, who was Ikaruga's ''Ikaruga''[='=]s executive producer.
** Further support was provided by employees of G.Rev, rev, the developer of {{Border Down}}.''VideoGame/BorderDown'' and ''VideoGame/SenkoNoRonde''.
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* Two of
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** Atsutomo Nakagawa
** Yasushi Suzuki
** Satoshi Murata
** Masato Maegawa
** Further support was provided by employees of G.
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** [[http://ryuzie.sakura.ne.jp/ikaruga/text/basic/utatsugumi.jpg Utatsugumi]] -> Song Thrush
** [[http://ryuzie.sakura.ne.jp/ikaruga/text/basic/renjaku.jpg Renjaku]] -> Japanese Waxwing
** [[http://ryuzie.sakura.ne.jp/ikaruga/text/basic/torafuzuku.jpg Torafuzuku]] -> Long-Eared Owl
** [[http://ryuzie.sakura.ne.jp/ikaruga/text/basic/ajisashi.jpg Ajisashi]] -> Common Tern
** (The) Ginkei -> Lady Amherst's Pheasant
** [[http://ryuzie.sakura.ne.jp/ikaruga/text/basic/toratsugumi.jpg Toratsugumi]] -> White's Thrush
** [[http://ryuzie.sakura.ne.jp/ikaruga/text/basic/utatsugumi.jpg Utatsugumi]] -> Song Thrush
** [[http://ryuzie.sakura.ne.jp/ikaruga/text/basic/renjaku.jpg Renjaku]] -> Japanese Waxwing
** [[http://ryuzie.sakura.ne.jp/ikaruga/text/basic/torafuzuku.jpg Torafuzuku]] -> Long-Eared Owl
** [[http://ryuzie.sakura.ne.jp/ikaruga/text/basic/ajisashi.jpg Ajisashi]] -> Common Tern
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** (The) Ikaruga -> → Japanese Grosbeak
** (The) Ginkei-> → Lady Amherst's Pheasant
** [[http://ryuzie.sakura.ne.jp/ikaruga/text/basic/toratsugumi.jpg Toratsugumi]]-> → White's Thrush
** [[http://ryuzie.sakura.ne.jp/ikaruga/text/basic/utatsugumi.jpg Utatsugumi]]-> → Song Thrush
** [[http://ryuzie.sakura.ne.jp/ikaruga/text/basic/renjaku.jpg Renjaku]]-> → Japanese Waxwing
** [[http://ryuzie.sakura.ne.jp/ikaruga/text/basic/torafuzuku.jpg Torafuzuku]]-> → Long-Eared Owl
** [[http://ryuzie.sakura.ne.jp/ikaruga/text/basic/ajisashi.jpg Ajisashi]]-> → Common Tern
** (The) Ginkei
** [[http://ryuzie.sakura.ne.jp/ikaruga/text/basic/toratsugumi.jpg Toratsugumi]]
** [[http://ryuzie.sakura.ne.jp/ikaruga/text/basic/utatsugumi.jpg Utatsugumi]]
** [[http://ryuzie.sakura.ne.jp/ikaruga/text/basic/renjaku.jpg Renjaku]]
** [[http://ryuzie.sakura.ne.jp/ikaruga/text/basic/torafuzuku.jpg Torafuzuku]]
** [[http://ryuzie.sakura.ne.jp/ikaruga/text/basic/ajisashi.jpg Ajisashi]]
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** [[http://ryuzie.sakura.ne.jp/ikaruga/text/basic/misosazai.jpg Misosazai]] -> Winter Wren
** [[http://ryuzie.sakura.ne.jp/ikaruga/text/basic/toki.jpg Toki]] -> Crested Ibis
** Shigi[[note]]Chapter 3 Midboss[[/note]] -> Sandpiper
** Chougenbou[[note]]The hulking {{fake ultimate mook}} ships from Chapter 5[[/note]] -> Common Kestrel
** Eboshidori[[note]]Chapter 1 Boss[[/note]] -> Knysna Turaco
** Bupposo[[note]]Chapter 2 Boss[[/note]] -> Oriental Dollarbird
** Uzura[[note]]Chapter 3 Boss[[/note]] -> Japanese Quail
** Misago[[note]]Chapter 4 Boss[[/note]] -> Osprey
** Tageri[[note]]Chapter 5 Boss[[/note]] -> Northern Lapwing
** [[http://ryuzie.sakura.ne.jp/ikaruga/text/basic/toki.jpg Toki]] -> Crested Ibis
** Shigi[[note]]Chapter 3 Midboss[[/note]] -> Sandpiper
** Chougenbou[[note]]The hulking {{fake ultimate mook}} ships from Chapter 5[[/note]] -> Common Kestrel
** Eboshidori[[note]]Chapter 1 Boss[[/note]] -> Knysna Turaco
** Bupposo[[note]]Chapter 2 Boss[[/note]] -> Oriental Dollarbird
** Uzura[[note]]Chapter 3 Boss[[/note]] -> Japanese Quail
** Misago[[note]]Chapter 4 Boss[[/note]] -> Osprey
** Tageri[[note]]Chapter 5 Boss[[/note]] -> Northern Lapwing
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** [[http://ryuzie.sakura.ne.jp/ikaruga/text/basic/misosazai.jpg Misosazai]] -> → Winter Wren
** [[http://ryuzie.sakura.ne.jp/ikaruga/text/basic/toki.jpg Toki]]-> → Crested Ibis
**Shigi[[note]]Chapter Shigi[[labelnote:*]]Chapter 3 Midboss[[/note]] -> Midboss[[/labelnote]] → Sandpiper
**Chougenbou[[note]]The Chougenbou[[labelnote:*]]The hulking {{fake ultimate mook}} ships from Chapter 5[[/note]] -> 5[[/labelnote]] → Common Kestrel
**Eboshidori[[note]]Chapter Eboshidori[[labelnote:*]]Chapter 1 Boss[[/note]] -> Boss[[/labelnote]] → Knysna Turaco
**Bupposo[[note]]Chapter Bupposo[[labelnote:*]]Chapter 2 Boss[[/note]] -> Boss[[/labelnote]] → Oriental Dollarbird
**Uzura[[note]]Chapter Uzura[[labelnote:*]]Chapter 3 Boss[[/note]] -> Boss[[/labelnote]] → Japanese Quail
**Misago[[note]]Chapter Misago[[labelnote:*]]Chapter 4 Boss[[/note]] -> Boss[[/labelnote]] → Osprey
**Tageri[[note]]Chapter Tageri[[labelnote:*]]Chapter 5 Boss[[/note]] -> Boss[[/labelnote]] → Northern Lapwing
** [[http://ryuzie.sakura.ne.jp/ikaruga/text/basic/toki.jpg Toki]]
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** Shigi [[hottip:*:(Chapter 3 Midboss)]] -> Sandpiper
** Chougenbou [[hottip:*:(The hulking {{fake ultimate mook}} ships from Chapter 5)]] -> Common Kestrel
** Eboshidori [[hottip:*:(Chapter 1 Boss)]] -> Knysna Turaco
** Bupposo [[hottip:*:(Chapter 2 Boss)]] -> Oriental Dollarbird
** Uzura [[hottip:*:(Chapter 3 Boss)]] -> Japanese Quail
** Misago [[hottip:*:(Chapter 4 Boss)]] -> Osprey
** Tageri [[hottip:*:(Chapter 5 Boss)]] -> Northern Lapwing
** Chougenbou [[hottip:*:(The hulking {{fake ultimate mook}} ships from Chapter 5)]] -> Common Kestrel
** Eboshidori [[hottip:*:(Chapter 1 Boss)]] -> Knysna Turaco
** Bupposo [[hottip:*:(Chapter 2 Boss)]] -> Oriental Dollarbird
** Uzura [[hottip:*:(Chapter 3 Boss)]] -> Japanese Quail
** Misago [[hottip:*:(Chapter 4 Boss)]] -> Osprey
** Tageri [[hottip:*:(Chapter 5 Boss)]] -> Northern Lapwing
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** Shigi [[hottip:*:(Chapter Shigi[[note]]Chapter 3 Midboss)]] Midboss[[/note]] -> Sandpiper
**Chougenbou [[hottip:*:(The Chougenbou[[note]]The hulking {{fake ultimate mook}} ships from Chapter 5)]] 5[[/note]] -> Common Kestrel
**Eboshidori [[hottip:*:(Chapter Eboshidori[[note]]Chapter 1 Boss)]] Boss[[/note]] -> Knysna Turaco
**Bupposo [[hottip:*:(Chapter Bupposo[[note]]Chapter 2 Boss)]] Boss[[/note]] -> Oriental Dollarbird
**Uzura [[hottip:*:(Chapter Uzura[[note]]Chapter 3 Boss)]] Boss[[/note]] -> Japanese Quail
**Misago [[hottip:*:(Chapter Misago[[note]]Chapter 4 Boss)]] Boss[[/note]] -> Osprey
**Tageri [[hottip:*:(Chapter Tageri[[note]]Chapter 5 Boss)]] Boss[[/note]] -> Northern Lapwing
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* Two of Ikaruga's gameplay's main mechanics hail from Treasure's earlier games. Ikaruga's chaining system is a modified version of the chaining system used in {{Radiant Silvergun}}, while its polarity mechanic was first utilized in Treasure platformer {{Silhouette Mirage}}.
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* Two of Ikaruga's gameplay's main mechanics hail from Treasure's earlier games. Ikaruga's chaining system is a modified version of the chaining system used in {{Radiant Silvergun}}, ''VideoGame/RadiantSilvergun'', while its polarity mechanic was first utilized in Treasure platformer {{Silhouette Mirage}}.''VideoGame/SilhouetteMirage''.
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** Hiroshi Iuchi - The director of Radiant Silvergun, who was Ikaruga's lead game designer, background designer, and music composer.
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** Hiroshi Iuchi - The director of Radiant Silvergun, ''Radiant Silvergun'', who was Ikaruga's lead game designer, background designer, and music composer.
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** Yasushi Suzuki - The lead artist from the original {{Sin and Punishment}}, who was Ikaruga's illustrator and character designer.
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** Yasushi Suzuki - The lead artist from the original {{Sin ''{{Sin and Punishment}}, Punishment}}'', who was Ikaruga's illustrator and character designer.
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* Two of Ikaruga's gameplay main mechanics hail from Treasure's earlier games. Ikaruga's chaining system is a modified version of the chaining system used in {{Radiant Silvergun}}, while its polarity mechanic was first utilized in Treasure platformer {{Silhouette Mirage}}.
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* Two of Ikaruga's gameplay gameplay's main mechanics hail from Treasure's earlier games. Ikaruga's chaining system is a modified version of the chaining system used in {{Radiant Silvergun}}, while its polarity mechanic was first utilized in Treasure platformer {{Silhouette Mirage}}.
