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* LetsPlay: [[http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL4FB8A7DDE64512C2&feature=view_all One is currently being done by]] {{TheStrawHatNO}}.
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* LetsPlay: [[http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL4FB8A7DDE64512C2&feature=view_all One is currently being done by]] {{TheStrawHatNO}}.{{TheStrawhatNO}}.
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* HumongousMecha: Constructor-XConstructor-X, who qualifies for SuperRobot-hood with:
** A [[ThisIsADrill Drill]] RocketPunch.
** Drill hand opening up to reveal a LaserBlade which, when swung, spontaneously causes explosions for no apparent reason (other than [[RuleOfCool it's cool]]).
** [[CallingYourAttacks Calling Out Attacks]]. Some of them are almost incomprehensible, but the point still stands.
** It's formed by two talking construction vehicles who are brothers or have pilots that are brothers. The combination sequence ''reeks'' of SuperRobot.
** A [[ThisIsADrill Drill]] RocketPunch.
** Drill hand opening up to reveal a LaserBlade which, when swung, spontaneously causes explosions for no apparent reason (other than [[RuleOfCool it's cool]]).
** [[CallingYourAttacks Calling Out Attacks]]. Some of them are almost incomprehensible, but the point still stands.
** It's formed by two talking construction vehicles who are brothers or have pilots that are brothers. The combination sequence ''reeks'' of SuperRobot.
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* AxCrazy: Assault BomberBomber. From the moment he crashes into the arena in a freaking ''meteor'' and you hear his insane cackle, to him flying all over the arena shooting enough bombs to level a small town without much care for anything resembling accuracy, it's pretty clear that the guy is absolutely unhinged.
--> [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F5Wg9i3UNOY#t=13s So.. are you BOMBERMAAAN!?!?]]
--> [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F5Wg9i3UNOY#t=13s So.. are you BOMBERMAAAN!?!?]]
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* NiceHat: The Higes occasionally wear hats, including sombreros and [[Franchise/MegaMan Metool-esque]] hard hats. Ghosts in Tako Desert also wear sombreros.
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* NiceHat: The Higes occasionally wear hats, including sombreros and [[Franchise/MegaMan [[VideoGame/MegaMan Metool-esque]] hard hats. Ghosts in Tako Desert also wear sombreros.
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* ElementalPowers:
** PlayingWithFire: The basic bomb is the Fire Bomb
** MakingASplash: Water Bombs
** AnIcePerson: Ice Bombs
** ShockAndAwe: Thunder Bombs
** LightEmUp: Light Bombs
* EverythingsBetterWithDinosaurs: Stegodon and Dorako
** PlayingWithFire: The basic bomb is the Fire Bomb
** MakingASplash: Water Bombs
** AnIcePerson: Ice Bombs
** ShockAndAwe: Thunder Bombs
** LightEmUp: Light Bombs
* EverythingsBetterWithDinosaurs: Stegodon and Dorako
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* HumongousMecha: Constructor-X
* HundredPercentCompletion: Collecting all of the Lightning Cards [[spoiler:unlocks Max in multiplayer, who plays no differently than the Bombers]].
* HurricaneOfPuns: The devs took every chance to make squid and octopus puns in the level and world names, even when they made no sense. [[UpToEleven They even managed to make a "Tako"]][[hottip:*:short for "takoyaki": grilled octopus]] [[UpToEleven and "taco" pun for]] [[ShiftingSandLand Tako Desert]] [[{{Spexico}} by having the Higes and ghost enemies wear sombreros]].
* HundredPercentCompletion: Collecting all of the Lightning Cards [[spoiler:unlocks Max in multiplayer, who plays no differently than the Bombers]].
* HurricaneOfPuns: The devs took every chance to make squid and octopus puns in the level and world names, even when they made no sense. [[UpToEleven They even managed to make a "Tako"]][[hottip:*:short for "takoyaki": grilled octopus]] [[UpToEleven and "taco" pun for]] [[ShiftingSandLand Tako Desert]] [[{{Spexico}} by having the Higes and ghost enemies wear sombreros]].
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-->Oh no!!!
-->AAAAHHHHHH!!!
-->Oh no!!!
-->AAAAHHHHHH!!!
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** GratuitousJapanese: Unlike most everything else in the game, the Charaboms' voices were not translated
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** PokemonSpeak
** GratuitousJapanese: Unlike most everything else in the game, the Charaboms' voices were nottranslateddubbed in English. They're still just saying their names, but they say them very Engrish-ey.
** GratuitousJapanese: Unlike most everything else in the game, the Charaboms' voices were not
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* ArtificialStupidity: It is fully possible for enemies with ranged attacks to kill each other. The player need only catch the mook's attention and line themselves up behind one of its friends.
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** Bomberman himself, though it's easier to suspend your disbelief with him.
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* BlindIdiotTranslation: Some of the phrasing in the game is noticeably awkward. Just read the title quote; it's from the intro
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* BlindIdiotTranslation: Some of the phrasing in the game is noticeably awkward. Just read the title page quote; it's from the introintro.
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* YearX: The game is set in [[AlternativeCalender Cosmic Year]] 200X.
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* YearX: The game is set in [[AlternativeCalender [[AlternativeCalendar Cosmic Year]] 200X.
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-->''"In the infinitely expanding universe... This is where energy unfathomable... to human kind is overflowing... In the search for this unknown energy... many researchers have challenged outer space... The time is Cosmic Year 200X..."''
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''Generation'' was the fourth fully-3D game in the Bomberman series following the three {{Nintendo 64}} titles.[[hottip:*:''Bomberman 64'', ''Bomberman Hero'', and ''Bomberman 64: The Second Attack''. Fifth if you include the Japan-only ''Bomberman 64'']] ''Generation'' had a [[SurprisinglyImprovedSequel considerably warmer reception]] than the N64 titles, and it is generally agreed that it helped break Bomberman through the PolygonCeiling. ''Generation'' was also one of the first Gamecube titles to use CelShading, and it was one of the first Bomberman titles to use complete voice acting ([[{{Macekre}} which was not]] [[SoBadItsGood localized well]]). Regardless, longtime Bomberman fans probably just stuck to the [[SidetrackedByTheGoldSaucer multiplayer]].
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''Generation'' was the fourth fully-3D game in the Bomberman series following the three {{Nintendo 64}} titles.[[hottip:*:''Bomberman 64'', ''Bomberman Hero'', and ''Bomberman 64: The Second Attack''. Fifth if you include the Japan-only ''Bomberman 64'']] ''Generation'' had a [[SurprisinglyImprovedSequel considerably warmer reception]] than the N64 titles, and it is generally agreed that it helped break Bomberman through the PolygonCeiling. ''Generation'' was also one of the first Gamecube titles to use CelShading, and it was one of the first Bomberman titles to use complete voice acting ([[{{Macekre}} which was not]] [[BlindIdiotTranslation localized well]], [[SoBadItsGood localized well]]).mostly]]). Regardless, longtime Bomberman fans probably just stuck to the [[SidetrackedByTheGoldSaucer multiplayer]].
* BlindIdiotTranslation: Some of the phrasing in the game is noticeably awkward. Just read the title quote; it's from the intro
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* YearX: The game is set in [[AlternativeCalender Cosmic Year]] 200X.
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** '''Extra''': Lightning CardsCards, Heart Containers
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''Bomberman Generation'' is the first VideoGame/{{Bomberman}} title for the NintendoGamecube, released in 2002. In the story, Dr. Ein sends a space freighter to collect the "[[MacGuffin Bomb Elements]]", six crystals with unfathomable power, to bring to Planet Bomber so he can study them. However the [[StandardEvilOrganizationSquad Hige Hige Bandits]], led by BigBad Mujoe, attack the freighter, scattering the crystals across Tentacalls; the Bandits are on the move to find the crystals, meanwhile teaming up with Bomberman's rivals, the Crush Bombers. Ein sends Bomberman out to fight off the Hige Hige Bandits and the Crush Bombers, lest they find the Bomb Crystals and send the universe into peril.
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''Bomberman Generation'' is the first VideoGame/{{Bomberman}} title for the NintendoGamecube, released in 2002. In the story, Dr. Ein sends a space freighter to collect the "[[MacGuffin "[[MineralMacGuffin Bomb Elements]]", six crystals with unfathomable power, to bring to Planet Bomber so he can study them. However the [[StandardEvilOrganizationSquad Hige Hige Bandits]], led by BigBad Mujoe, attack the freighter, scattering the crystals across Tentacalls; the Bandits are on the move to find the crystals, meanwhile teaming up with Bomberman's rivals, the Crush Bombers. Ein sends Bomberman out to fight off the Hige Hige Bandits and the Crush Bombers, lest they find the Bomb Crystals and send the universe into peril.
* {{I Was Just Passing Through}}/{{Think Nothing Of It}}: Max will sometimes aid you during a boss fight by taking out a full heart of the boss' health and giving you a full heart healing item. Either of the two tropes apply depending on what he says afterward.
-->''"No thanks needed"''
-->''"No thanks needed"''
* MineralMacGuffin: The Bomb Elements.
** PlotCoupon
** PlotCoupon
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** '''Primary''': The Bomb Elements
** '''Secondary''': Charaboms, Bomb Merge items/bombs
** '''Tertiary''': Powerups, Charabom food
** '''Extra''': Lightning Cards
** '''Primary''': The Bomb Elements
** '''Secondary''': Charaboms, Bomb Merge items/bombs
** '''Tertiary''': Powerups, Charabom food
** '''Extra''': Lightning Cards
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* CrossdressingVoices: Bomber Elite is voiced by a woman in both the Japanese and English versions. They make no effort to sound male, thus copious amounts of ViewerGenderConfusion.
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* TheSmurfettePrinciple: Beauty Bomber. Not only is she the only female in the Crush Bombers, she's the only female in the ''game'' (though you'd be forgiven for thinking [[CrossdressingVoices Bomber Elite]] was a girl).
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* TheSmurfettePrinciple: Beauty Bomber. Not only is she the only female in the Crush Bombers, she's the only female in the ''game'' (though you'd be forgiven for thinking [[CrossdressingVoices [[LarynxDissonance Bomber Elite]] was a girl).
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* SpiritualSuccessor: VideoGame/BombermanJetters''VideoGame/BombermanJetters''
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The game had a spiritual sequel in the form of ''VideoGame/BombermanJetters'', which played like a watered-down version of ''Generation'' while instead being a RecursiveAdaptation of the ''Anime/BombermanJetters'' [[TheAnimeOfTheGame anime]].
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The game had a spiritual sequel SpiritualSuccessor in the form of ''VideoGame/BombermanJetters'', which played like a watered-down version of ''Generation'' while instead being a RecursiveAdaptation of the ''Anime/BombermanJetters'' [[TheAnimeOfTheGame anime]].
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* TheSmurfettePrincipal: Beauty Bomber. Not only is she the only female in the Crush Bombers, she's the only female in the ''game'' (though you'd be forgiven for thinking [[CrossdressingVoices Bomber Elite]] was a girl).
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* TheSmurfettePrincipal: TheSmurfettePrinciple: Beauty Bomber. Not only is she the only female in the Crush Bombers, she's the only female in the ''game'' (though you'd be forgiven for thinking [[CrossdressingVoices Bomber Elite]] was a girl).
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* ContinuingIsPainful: When you die, you lose all of your powerups. It is actually smarter to ''not'' continue, as you will retain the powerups if you simply quit to the title screen and reload the save.
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* CrossdressingVoices: Bomber Elite is voiced by a woman in both the Japanese and English versions. They make no effort to sound male, thus copious amounts of ViewerGenderConfusion.
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** HeartsAreHealth
* LargeHam: Mujoe.
** HeartsAreHealth
* LargeHam: Mujoe.
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* {{Expy}}: The Crush Bombers are largely these to the Four Bomber Kings from ''Super Bomberman 4''.
* FriendlyRivalry: Between Bomberman and Max. Max intends to fight the Hige Hige Bandits on his own terms, but he will occasionally drop in to lend a hand, particularly during a difficult boss fight.
* FriendlyRivalry: Between Bomberman and Max. Max intends to fight the Hige Hige Bandits on his own terms, but he will occasionally drop in to lend a hand, particularly during a difficult boss fight.
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* {{Mecha-Mooks}}: The Hige-Higes.
* {{Mon}}: The Charaboms, which are used to enhance Bomberman's abilities.
* {{Mon}}: The Charaboms, which are used to enhance Bomberman's abilities.
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* CallingYourAttacks: The Crush Bombers
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''Bomberman Generation'' is the first VideoGame/{{Bomberman}} title for the NintendoGamecube, released in 2002. In the story, Dr. Ein sends a space freighter to collect the "[[MacGuffin Bomb Elements]]", six crystals with unfathomable power, to bring to Planet Bomber so he can study them. However the [[StandardEvilOrganizationSquad Hige Hige Bandits]], led by BigBad Mujoe, attack the freighter, scattering the crystals across Tentacalls; the Bandits are on the move to find the crystals, meanwhile teaming up with Bomberman's rivals, the Crush Bombers. Ein sends Bomberman out to fight off the Hige Hige Bandits and the Crush Bombers, lest they find the Bomb Crystals and send the universe into peril.
''Generation'' was the fourth fully-3D game in the Bomberman series following the three {{Nintendo 64}} titles.[[hottip:*:''Bomberman 64'', ''Bomberman Hero'', and ''Bomberman 64: The Second Attack''. Fifth if you include the Japan-only ''Bomberman 64'']] ''Generation'' had a [[SurprisinglyImprovedSequel considerably warmer reception]] than the N64 titles, and it is generally agreed that it helped break Bomberman through the PolygonCeiling. ''Generation'' was also one of the first Gamecube titles to use CelShading, and it was one of the first Bomberman titles to use complete voice acting ([[{{Macekre}} which was not]] [[SoBadItsGood localized well]]). Regardless, longtime Bomberman fans probably just stuck to the [[SidetrackedByTheGoldSaucer multiplayer]].
The game had a spiritual sequel in the form of ''VideoGame/BombermanJetters'', which played like a watered-down version of ''Generation'' while instead being a RecursiveAdaptation of the ''Anime/BombermanJetters'' [[TheAnimeOfTheGame anime]].
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!!This game provides examples of:
* BigBad: Mujoe.
* CelShading
* DemotedToExtra: Pommy was a semi-playable main character in ''Bomberman 64: The Second Attack'', but in this game he is just a [[{{Mon}} Charabom]]. He would stay that way for the rest of the franchise.
* QuirkyMinibossSquad: The Crush Bombers.
* StandardEvilOrganizationSquad: The Hige Hige Bandits.
''Bomberman Generation'' is the first VideoGame/{{Bomberman}} title for the NintendoGamecube, released in 2002. In the story, Dr. Ein sends a space freighter to collect the "[[MacGuffin Bomb Elements]]", six crystals with unfathomable power, to bring to Planet Bomber so he can study them. However the [[StandardEvilOrganizationSquad Hige Hige Bandits]], led by BigBad Mujoe, attack the freighter, scattering the crystals across Tentacalls; the Bandits are on the move to find the crystals, meanwhile teaming up with Bomberman's rivals, the Crush Bombers. Ein sends Bomberman out to fight off the Hige Hige Bandits and the Crush Bombers, lest they find the Bomb Crystals and send the universe into peril.
''Generation'' was the fourth fully-3D game in the Bomberman series following the three {{Nintendo 64}} titles.[[hottip:*:''Bomberman 64'', ''Bomberman Hero'', and ''Bomberman 64: The Second Attack''. Fifth if you include the Japan-only ''Bomberman 64'']] ''Generation'' had a [[SurprisinglyImprovedSequel considerably warmer reception]] than the N64 titles, and it is generally agreed that it helped break Bomberman through the PolygonCeiling. ''Generation'' was also one of the first Gamecube titles to use CelShading, and it was one of the first Bomberman titles to use complete voice acting ([[{{Macekre}} which was not]] [[SoBadItsGood localized well]]). Regardless, longtime Bomberman fans probably just stuck to the [[SidetrackedByTheGoldSaucer multiplayer]].
The game had a spiritual sequel in the form of ''VideoGame/BombermanJetters'', which played like a watered-down version of ''Generation'' while instead being a RecursiveAdaptation of the ''Anime/BombermanJetters'' [[TheAnimeOfTheGame anime]].
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!!This game provides examples of:
* BigBad: Mujoe.
* CelShading
* DemotedToExtra: Pommy was a semi-playable main character in ''Bomberman 64: The Second Attack'', but in this game he is just a [[{{Mon}} Charabom]]. He would stay that way for the rest of the franchise.
* QuirkyMinibossSquad: The Crush Bombers.
* StandardEvilOrganizationSquad: The Hige Hige Bandits.
