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* KnightInSourArmor: Eiji Murasame, after twenty years on the frontlines against the Nephilim, is dedicated to protecting humanity but has little time form military protocol and bureaucracy, and shows compassion towards the people who scavenge the sites of Nephilim attacks for things to sell, saying everyone is just trying to survive as best as they can. He is considerate of Jamila's idealism, but he doesn't share it.
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** Aegis Prime's Cataclysm attack is a reference to the Shun Goku Satsu from the ''VideoGame/StreetFighter'' series.
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** Aegis Prime's Cataclysm attack is a reference to the Shun Goku Satsu from the ''VideoGame/StreetFighter'' ''Franchise/StreetFighter'' series.
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* BigBad: It's revealed that [[spoiler:Conrad Fosco, the former CEO of Syncor and current commander-in-chief of DAWN, has been using his old company to mass-produce ATOM units that he ultimately siccs on the Sunrise squad, ''and'' has been behind the Nephilim attacks -- seeking to make a profit by RunningBothSides. He also had Professor Goro Maki assassinated when he learned too much about what Syncor was up to]].
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* BigBad: It's revealed that [[spoiler:Conrad Fosco, the former CEO of Syncor and current commander-in-chief of DAWN, has DAWN]], is revealed to be the one behind the Nephilim attacks on humanity and [[spoiler:has been using his old company to mass-produce ATOM units that he ultimately siccs on the Sunrise squad, ''and'' has been behind the Nephilim attacks squad -- seeking to make a profit by RunningBothSides. He also had Professor Goro Maki assassinated when he learned too much about what Syncor was up to]].
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* GaiasVengeance: [[spoiler:It's revealed that the Monarchs and their Nests have been cleansing the environment of their surrounding pollution, and certain ancient manuscripts indicate that the Nephilim's attacks have in reality been ''a warning'' to humanity to not stray from some unspecified path. The fact that the Nephilim come from a different plane of existence muddles things, but they clearly are reacting negatively to Earth's abysmal climate.]]
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* NeverFoundTheBody: [[spoiler:Whatever Azrael did to Conrad Fosco when he emerged didn't leave a body behind...]]
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* HostileTerraforming: It's assumed that the Monarchs and Nests are altering the environment in their vicinity to make the planet more hospitable for Nephilim and less hospitable for humanity... [[spoiler:but then it's discovered that the Nests were actually cleansing the surrounding environment of the rampant pollution caused by humanity, leading the characters to speculate whether the Nephilim are actually GaiasVengeance.]]
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* HorribleJudgeOfCharacter: For some unfathomable reason, [[spoiler:Conrad Fosco believes that the Nephilim would actually ''reward'' him for opening the portal to their home dimension, when it's been shown throughout the entire game that the Nephilim are only interested in mankind's destruction. That is to say nothing of the fact that the Nephilim's dimension houses Azrael, a Nephilim so wicked that Megadon and Ganira were willing to form a temporary alliance with humanity just to destroy him.]]
* HostileTerraforming: It's assumed that the Monarchs and Nests are altering the environment in their vicinity to make the planet more hospitable for Nephilim and less hospitable for humanity... [[spoiler:but then it's discovered that the Nests were actually cleansing the surrounding environment of the rampant pollution caused by humanity, leading the characters to speculate whether the Nephilim are actually GaiasVengeance. The interpretation is muddled a bit by the reveal that the Nephilim are not native to at least this plane of existence, instead coming from an alternate dimension.]]
* HostileTerraforming: It's assumed that the Monarchs and Nests are altering the environment in their vicinity to make the planet more hospitable for Nephilim and less hospitable for humanity... [[spoiler:but then it's discovered that the Nests were actually cleansing the surrounding environment of the rampant pollution caused by humanity, leading the characters to speculate whether the Nephilim are actually GaiasVengeance. The interpretation is muddled a bit by the reveal that the Nephilim are not native to at least this plane of existence, instead coming from an alternate dimension.]]
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* ItsAllAboutMe: [[spoiler:Conrad Fosco unleashed the Nephilim because he was solely concerned with his company's profitability. Even if the world burns, he believes him releasing the Nephilim will exempt him from their wrath. [[EvilIsNotAToy Azrael proves him wrong immediately]].]]
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* StrawNihilist: [[spoiler:When Jamila calls Conrad Fosco out on dooming mankind by unleashing the Nephilim, Conrad argues back that the climate catastrophe was a sign that humanity was doomed anyways. All he cares about is securing a position for himself while everyone below him burns.]]
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* EvilIsNotAToy: [[spoiler:Conrad Fosco finds out too late just how bad an idea unleashing the Nephilim was when the newly-awakened Azrael proceeds to wipe him and Syncor HQ off the map.]]
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* StupidEvil: [[spoiler:Conrad Fosco was so desperate to have his company come out on top in the wake of the planet's climate catastrophe that he willingly unleashed the Nephilim. He treats the whole conspiracy as being no different than inciting a war with a foreign nation for profit when he in reality unleashed [[EldritchAbomination horrors from another dimension]] who stand a very real chance of exterminating humanity, [[DidntThinkThisThrough the very people he's trying to make a buck off of]].]]
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* StupidEvil: [[spoiler:Conrad Fosco was so desperate to have his company come out on top in the wake of the planet's climate catastrophe that he willingly unleashed the Nephilim. He treats the whole conspiracy as being no different than inciting a war with a foreign nation for profit when he in reality unleashed [[EldritchAbomination horrors from another dimension]] who stand a very real chance of exterminating humanity, [[DidntThinkThisThrough the very people he's trying to make a buck off of]]. When Jamila calls him out on bringing humanity close to extinction, he argues back that humanity was on its way out already and that his collaboration with the Nephilim will ensure his company at least lasts longer. He's immediately proven wrong with Azrael is unleashed and proceeds to make him and his company literally disappear off the map.]]
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* DevilInPlainSight: It's pretty clear from the get-go that Conrad Fosco, the commander-in-chief of DAWN, is incredibly shady, considering he seems solely focused on making DAWN a marketable brand to the masses and mass-producing large weapons of war. Even Captain Lionne bluntly tells Jamila in an optional conversation that she doesn't trust him. [[spoiler:Despite this, absolutely no one could have considered that Fosco would be greedy enough to deliberately unleash the Nephilim just to profit off of the battle against them.]]
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* StupidEvil: [[spoiler:Conrad Fosco was so desperate to have his company come out on top in the wake of the planet's climate catastrophe that he willingly unleashed the Nephilim. He treats the whole conspiracy as being no different than inciting a war with a foreign nation for profit when he in reality unleashed [[EldritchAbomination horrors from another dimension]] who stand a very real chance of exterminating humanity, [[DidntThinkThisThrough the very people he's trying to make a buck off of]].]]
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* BackgroundBoss: The FinalBoss [[spoiler:Azrael]] simply floats around in the background as you beat up his hands, while occasionally haning back further and attacking with beams and minions.
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* BackgroundBoss: The FinalBoss [[spoiler:Azrael]] simply floats around in the background as you beat up his hands, while occasionally haning hanging back further and attacking with beams and minions.
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** One of the billboards in Toronto is a reference to the [=1990s=] [[Creator/CompaniesCommittedToKids Concerned Children's Advertisers]] PSA song "Don't Put It In Your Mouth". Another is a spoof on the Zellers department store, called "Zillers" after a memetic mispronunciation of Godzilla as "Godziller".
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** One of the billboards in Toronto is a reference to the [=1990s=] [[Creator/CompaniesCommittedToKids [[Advertising/CompaniesCommittedToKids Concerned Children's Advertisers]] PSA song "Don't Put It In Your Mouth". Another is a spoof on the Zellers department store, called "Zillers" after a memetic mispronunciation of Godzilla as "Godziller".
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* BilingualBonus: The game's final lore cipher translates to "Thank-you for playing." in Basque.
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* HumongousMecha: The [=ATOMs=] (Atomic Telekinetically-Operated Mecha) are humanoid mechs bankrolled by Syncor, a MegaCorp formerly owned by Conrad Fosco, DAWN's commander-in-chief. One of the player characters, Tempest Galahad, is a SuperPrototype piloted by Jamila Senai, a 23-year-old Canadian woman who was the sole survivor out of her family during the Triple Incident -- when three powerful Nephilim rampaged through Tel Aviv and Cairo, killing a million people before Aegis Prime was able to kill Kemarah and capture Aguilera.
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* HumongousMecha: The [=ATOMs=] (Atomic Telekinetically-Operated Mecha) are humanoid mechs bankrolled by Syncor, a MegaCorp formerly owned by Conrad Fosco, DAWN's commander-in-chief. One of the player characters, Tempest Galahad, is a SuperPrototype piloted by Jamila Senai, a 23-year-old Canadian African-Canadian woman who was the sole survivor out of her family during the Triple Incident -- when three powerful Nephilim rampaged through Tel Aviv and Cairo, killing a million people before Aegis Prime was able to kill Kemarah and capture Aguilera.
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* GlassCannon: The Sumstro and its variants are the physically weakest of the Nephilim species, but their ranged projectiles can be deadly.
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* GlassCannon: The Sumstro and its variants variants, the electric Dain Sumstro and fiery Galt Sumstro, are the physically weakest of the Nephilim species, but their ranged projectiles can be deadly.
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* {{Mook}}: Brown Makairus are the weakest and most common species of Nephilim, only posing a threat in large numbers and/or when accompanied by stronger monsters. Elemental Variant Makairus have more than double the health, and are a much greater threat -- particularly the water and fire variants, who have {{breath weapon}}s.
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* {{Mook}}: Brown Infra and regular Makairus are the weakest and most common species of Nephilim, only posing a threat in large numbers and/or when accompanied by stronger monsters. Elemental Variant Makairus have more than double the health, and are a much greater threat -- particularly the water and fire variants, who have {{breath weapon}}s.
** The choice to name the giant monsters "Nephilim" was inspired by ''Anime/NeonGenesisEvangelion'' calling their giant monsters "Angels".
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** Ganira's "[=90s=]" palette is a reverence to Unit-01 from ''Anime/NeonGenesisEvangelion'', her "Mantis" palette is a reference to ''Film/TheDeadlyMantis'', her "Spacebug" palette is a reference to the Baltan from ''Series/{{Ultraman}}'', her "Desert" palette is a reference to [=HerculesKabuterimon=] from ''Franchise/{{Digimon}}'', her Ebi palette is a reference to Ebirah from ''Franchise/{{Godzilla}}'' series, and her "1954" palette is a reference to the giant ants from ''Film/{{Them}}''.
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** Ganira's name was inspired by Film/{{Gamera}}, her "[=90s=]" palette is a reverence to Unit-01 from ''Anime/NeonGenesisEvangelion'', her "Mantis" palette is a reference to ''Film/TheDeadlyMantis'', her "Spacebug" palette is a reference to the Baltan from ''Series/{{Ultraman}}'', her "Desert" palette is a reference to [=HerculesKabuterimon=] from ''Franchise/{{Digimon}}'', her Ebi palette is a reference to Ebirah from ''Franchise/{{Godzilla}}'' series, and her "1954" palette is a reference to the giant ants from ''Film/{{Them}}''.
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** The Makairus-type Nephilim bear a strong resemblance to the Kaiju from ''Film/PacificRim'', in particular Knifehead, Trespasser, and Hardship.
** One of the billboards in Toronto has artwork of characters from ''Way of the Passive Fist'', ''Skully'', ''Worse Than Death'', ''A Fold Apart'', ''Mighty Fight Federation'', ''Lovers in a Dangerous Spacetime'', ''Fire Tonight'', ''Nobody Saves the World'', ''Grindstone'', ''Planet of the Eyes'', ''Super Crush KO'', ''A Short Hike'', ''The Big Con'', ''Dwarrows'', and ''A Mortician's Tale'' -- all indie games made by Torontonian studios.
** One of the billboards in Toronto is a reference to the [=1990s=] [[Creator/CompaniesCommittedToKids Concerned Children's Advertisers]] PSA song "Don't Put It In Your Mouth". Another is a spoof on the Zellers department store, called "Zillers" after a memetic mispronunciation of Godzilla as "Godziller". A billboard advertising "Spagetty" is a nod to a memetic typo on an ''Series/UltramanX'' episode.
** Professor Goro Maki, DAWN's missing top Nephilim researcher, is a reference to the scientist of the same name from ''Film/ShinGodzilla'', who discovered and studied Godzilla but was DrivenToSuicide after his warnings about its existence were laughed at by the Japanese and American governments.
** Aegis Prime is an UltramanCopy, and his "Rider" palette is a reference to ''Series/KamenRider'', his "Mutant" palette is a reference to ComicBook/{{Wolverine}}, his "Bio-Armor" palette is a reference to ''Manga/{{Guyver}}'', his "Arachnid" palette is a reference to ''ComicBook/SpiderMan'', his "Ranger" palette is a reference to the Green Ranger from ''Series/MightyMorphinPowerRangers'', and his "[=M78=]" palette is a reference to ''Series/{{Ultraman}}''. His first name Eiji is likely a reference to famous tokusatsu director Creator/EijiTsuburaya.
** Ganira's "[=90s=]" palette is a reverence to Unit-01 from ''Anime/NeonGenesisEvangelion'', her "Mantis" palette is a reference to ''Film/TheDeadlyMantis'', her "Spacebug" palette is a reference to ''ComicBook/BlueBeetle'', her Ebi palette is a reference to Ebirah from ''Franchise/{{Godzilla}}'' series, and her "1954" palette is a reference to ''[[Film/Godzilla1954 Gojira]]''.
** One of the billboards in Toronto has artwork of characters from ''Way of the Passive Fist'', ''Skully'', ''Worse Than Death'', ''A Fold Apart'', ''Mighty Fight Federation'', ''Lovers in a Dangerous Spacetime'', ''Fire Tonight'', ''Nobody Saves the World'', ''Grindstone'', ''Planet of the Eyes'', ''Super Crush KO'', ''A Short Hike'', ''The Big Con'', ''Dwarrows'', and ''A Mortician's Tale'' -- all indie games made by Torontonian studios.
** One of the billboards in Toronto is a reference to the [=1990s=] [[Creator/CompaniesCommittedToKids Concerned Children's Advertisers]] PSA song "Don't Put It In Your Mouth". Another is a spoof on the Zellers department store, called "Zillers" after a memetic mispronunciation of Godzilla as "Godziller". A billboard advertising "Spagetty" is a nod to a memetic typo on an ''Series/UltramanX'' episode.
** Professor Goro Maki, DAWN's missing top Nephilim researcher, is a reference to the scientist of the same name from ''Film/ShinGodzilla'', who discovered and studied Godzilla but was DrivenToSuicide after his warnings about its existence were laughed at by the Japanese and American governments.
** Aegis Prime is an UltramanCopy, and his "Rider" palette is a reference to ''Series/KamenRider'', his "Mutant" palette is a reference to ComicBook/{{Wolverine}}, his "Bio-Armor" palette is a reference to ''Manga/{{Guyver}}'', his "Arachnid" palette is a reference to ''ComicBook/SpiderMan'', his "Ranger" palette is a reference to the Green Ranger from ''Series/MightyMorphinPowerRangers'', and his "[=M78=]" palette is a reference to ''Series/{{Ultraman}}''. His first name Eiji is likely a reference to famous tokusatsu director Creator/EijiTsuburaya.
** Ganira's "[=90s=]" palette is a reverence to Unit-01 from ''Anime/NeonGenesisEvangelion'', her "Mantis" palette is a reference to ''Film/TheDeadlyMantis'', her "Spacebug" palette is a reference to ''ComicBook/BlueBeetle'', her Ebi palette is a reference to Ebirah from ''Franchise/{{Godzilla}}'' series, and her "1954" palette is a reference to ''[[Film/Godzilla1954 Gojira]]''.
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** The Makairus-type Nephilim bear a strong resemblance to the Kaiju from ''Film/PacificRim'', in particular Knifehead, Trespasser, and Hardship.
** One of the billboards in Toronto has artwork of characters from ''Way of the Passive Fist'', ''Skully'', ''Worse Than Death'', ''A Fold Apart'', ''Mighty Fight Federation'', ''Lovers in a Dangerous Spacetime'', ''Fire Tonight'', ''Nobody Saves the World'', ''Grindstone'', ''Planet of the Eyes'', ''Super Crush KO'', ''A Short Hike'', ''The Big Con'', ''Dwarrows'', and ''A Mortician's Tale'' -- all indie games made by Torontonian studios.
** One of the billboards in TorontoEiji Murasame's first name is a reference to the [=1990s=] [[Creator/CompaniesCommittedToKids Concerned Children's Advertisers]] PSA song "Don't Put It In Your Mouth". Another is a spoof on the Zellers department store, called "Zillers" after a memetic mispronunciation of Godzilla as "Godziller". A billboard advertising "Spagetty" is a nod to a memetic typo on an ''Series/UltramanX'' episode.
** Professor Goro Maki, DAWN's missing top Nephilim researcher, is a reference to the scientist ofpronunced the same name as "A.G.", the acronym for Astro/Atomic Guy from ''Film/ShinGodzilla'', who discovered and studied Godzilla but was DrivenToSuicide after his warnings about its existence were laughed at by the Japanese and American governments.
''VideoGame/KingOfTheMonsters''.
** Aegis Prime is an UltramanCopy, and his "Rider" palette is a reference to ''Series/KamenRider'', his "Mutant" palette is a reference to ComicBook/{{Wolverine}}, his "Bio-Armor" palette is a reference to ''Manga/{{Guyver}}'', his "Arachnid" palette is a reference to ''ComicBook/SpiderMan'', his "Art" palette is a reference to the Dada from ''Series/{{Ultraman}}'', his "Ranger" palette is a reference to the Green Ranger from ''Series/MightyMorphinPowerRangers'', and his "[=M78=]" palette is a reference to ''Series/{{Ultraman}}''. His first name Eiji is likely a reference to famous tokusatsu director Creator/EijiTsuburaya.
** Ganira's "[=90s=]" palette is a reverence to Unit-01 from ''Anime/NeonGenesisEvangelion'', her "Mantis" palette is a reference to ''Film/TheDeadlyMantis'', her "Spacebug" palette is a reference to''ComicBook/BlueBeetle'', the Baltan from ''Series/{{Ultraman}}'', her "Desert" palette is a reference to [=HerculesKabuterimon=] from ''Franchise/{{Digimon}}'', her Ebi palette is a reference to Ebirah from ''Franchise/{{Godzilla}}'' series, and her "1954" palette is a reference to ''[[Film/Godzilla1954 Gojira]]''.the giant ants from ''Film/{{Them}}''.
** One of the billboards in Toronto has artwork of characters from ''Way of the Passive Fist'', ''Skully'', ''Worse Than Death'', ''A Fold Apart'', ''Mighty Fight Federation'', ''Lovers in a Dangerous Spacetime'', ''Fire Tonight'', ''Nobody Saves the World'', ''Grindstone'', ''Planet of the Eyes'', ''Super Crush KO'', ''A Short Hike'', ''The Big Con'', ''Dwarrows'', and ''A Mortician's Tale'' -- all indie games made by Torontonian studios.
** One of the billboards in Toronto
** Professor Goro Maki, DAWN's missing top Nephilim researcher, is a reference to the scientist of
** Aegis Prime is an UltramanCopy, and his "Rider" palette is a reference to ''Series/KamenRider'', his "Mutant" palette is a reference to ComicBook/{{Wolverine}}, his "Bio-Armor" palette is a reference to ''Manga/{{Guyver}}'', his "Arachnid" palette is a reference to ''ComicBook/SpiderMan'', his "Art" palette is a reference to the Dada from ''Series/{{Ultraman}}'', his "Ranger" palette is a reference to the Green Ranger from ''Series/MightyMorphinPowerRangers'', and his "[=M78=]" palette is a reference to ''Series/{{Ultraman}}''. His first name Eiji is likely a reference to famous tokusatsu director Creator/EijiTsuburaya.
** Ganira's "[=90s=]" palette is a reverence to Unit-01 from ''Anime/NeonGenesisEvangelion'', her "Mantis" palette is a reference to ''Film/TheDeadlyMantis'', her "Spacebug" palette is a reference to
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** Tempest Galahad is a reference to the Jaeger mechs from ''Film/PacificRim'' (even the name is in the same style as Jaeger naming), and her "Amuro" palette is a reference to the RX-78-2 Gundam from ''Anime/MobileSuitGundam'', her "[=K-B4KO=]" palette is a reference to Kebako from ''VideoGame/CatGirlWithoutSalad'', her "Perfect" palette is a reference to Cell from ''Franchise/DragonBall'', her "Angel" palette is a reference to Unit-01 from ''Anime/NeonGenesisEvangelion'', her "Ranger" palette is a reference to the Pink Ranger from ''Series/MightyMorphinPowerRangers'', her "Maverick" palette is a reference to VideoGame/MegaManX, and her "Hunter" palette is a reference to Samus Aran from ''VideoGame/{{Metroid}}'', and her "Kabuto" palette is a reference to ''Manga/MazingerZ''.
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** Jamila Senai's first name is a reference to the kaiju Jamila from ''Series/{{Ultraman}}''.
** Tempest Galahad is a reference to the Jaeger mechs from ''Film/PacificRim'' (even the name is in the same style as Jaeger naming), and her "Amuro" palette is a reference to the RX-78-2 Gundam from ''Anime/MobileSuitGundam'', her "Solar" palette is a reference to Metabee from ''Anime/{{Metabots}}'', "[=K-B4KO=]" palette is a reference to Kebako from ''VideoGame/CatGirlWithoutSalad'', her "Perfect" palette is a reference to Cell from ''Franchise/DragonBall'', her "Angel" palette is a reference to Unit-01 from ''Anime/NeonGenesisEvangelion'', her "Angel" palette is a reference to [=RaCaseal=] from ''VideoGame/PhantasyStarOnline'', her "Ranger" palette is a reference to the Pink Ranger from ''Series/MightyMorphinPowerRangers'', her "Maverick" palette is a reference to VideoGame/MegaManX,and her "Hunter" palette is a reference to Samus Aran from ''VideoGame/{{Metroid}}'', and her "Kabuto" palette is a reference to ''Manga/MazingerZ''.''Anime/MazingerZ''.
** Tempest Galahad is a reference to the Jaeger mechs from ''Film/PacificRim'' (even the name is in the same style as Jaeger naming), and her "Amuro" palette is a reference to the RX-78-2 Gundam from ''Anime/MobileSuitGundam'', her "Solar" palette is a reference to Metabee from ''Anime/{{Metabots}}'', "[=K-B4KO=]" palette is a reference to Kebako from ''VideoGame/CatGirlWithoutSalad'', her "Perfect" palette is a reference to Cell from ''Franchise/DragonBall'', her "Angel" palette is a reference to Unit-01 from ''Anime/NeonGenesisEvangelion'', her "Angel" palette is a reference to [=RaCaseal=] from ''VideoGame/PhantasyStarOnline'', her "Ranger" palette is a reference to the Pink Ranger from ''Series/MightyMorphinPowerRangers'', her "Maverick" palette is a reference to VideoGame/MegaManX,
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** Megadon and Ganira's poses in the opening cutscenes are based on the poster for ''GappaTheTriphibianMonster'' and ''Film/WarOfTheGargantuas'' respectively.
** The Sunrise space station is named after the Sunrise animation studio, who made the ''Anime/MobileSuitGundam'' and 1979 ''Ultraman'' anime.
** Dr. Sofia Cruces was inspired by Newton Geiszler from ''Film/PacificRim'', being a "Kaiju Groupie" excited to have the chance to study them up close and personal, and her magatama necklace is a reference to ''Film/UltraQTheMovieLegendOfTheStars'' and the Heisei ''Film/{{Gamera}}'' films.
** Professor Goro Maki, DAWN's missing top Nephilim researcher, is a reference to the scientist of the same name from ''Film/ShinGodzilla'', who discovered and studied Godzilla but was DrivenToSuicide after his warnings about its existence were laughed at by the Japanese and American governments.
** The Makairus-type Nephilim bear a strong resemblance to the Kaiju from ''Film/PacificRim'', in particular Knifehead, Trespasser, and Hardship.
** One of the billboards in Toronto has artwork of characters from ''Way of the Passive Fist'', ''Skully'', ''Worse Than Death'', ''A Fold Apart'', ''Mighty Fight Federation'', ''Lovers in a Dangerous Spacetime'', ''Fire Tonight'', ''Nobody Saves the World'', ''Grindstone'', ''Planet of the Eyes'', ''Super Crush KO'', ''A Short Hike'', ''The Big Con'', ''Dwarrows'', and ''A Mortician's Tale'' -- all indie games made by Torontonian studios.
** One of the billboards in Toronto is a reference to the [=1990s=] [[Creator/CompaniesCommittedToKids Concerned Children's Advertisers]] PSA song "Don't Put It In Your Mouth". Another is a spoof on the Zellers department store, called "Zillers" after a memetic mispronunciation of Godzilla as "Godziller".
** A billboard advertising ''Dawn of the Monsters'' in Toronto has the characters posed in the same manner as the Super Famicom cover for ''VideoGame/KingOfTheMonsters''.
** The Sunrise space station is named after the Sunrise animation studio, who made the ''Anime/MobileSuitGundam'' and 1979 ''Ultraman'' anime.
** Dr. Sofia Cruces was inspired by Newton Geiszler from ''Film/PacificRim'', being a "Kaiju Groupie" excited to have the chance to study them up close and personal, and her magatama necklace is a reference to ''Film/UltraQTheMovieLegendOfTheStars'' and the Heisei ''Film/{{Gamera}}'' films.
** Professor Goro Maki, DAWN's missing top Nephilim researcher, is a reference to the scientist of the same name from ''Film/ShinGodzilla'', who discovered and studied Godzilla but was DrivenToSuicide after his warnings about its existence were laughed at by the Japanese and American governments.
** The Makairus-type Nephilim bear a strong resemblance to the Kaiju from ''Film/PacificRim'', in particular Knifehead, Trespasser, and Hardship.
** One of the billboards in Toronto has artwork of characters from ''Way of the Passive Fist'', ''Skully'', ''Worse Than Death'', ''A Fold Apart'', ''Mighty Fight Federation'', ''Lovers in a Dangerous Spacetime'', ''Fire Tonight'', ''Nobody Saves the World'', ''Grindstone'', ''Planet of the Eyes'', ''Super Crush KO'', ''A Short Hike'', ''The Big Con'', ''Dwarrows'', and ''A Mortician's Tale'' -- all indie games made by Torontonian studios.
** One of the billboards in Toronto is a reference to the [=1990s=] [[Creator/CompaniesCommittedToKids Concerned Children's Advertisers]] PSA song "Don't Put It In Your Mouth". Another is a spoof on the Zellers department store, called "Zillers" after a memetic mispronunciation of Godzilla as "Godziller".
** A billboard advertising ''Dawn of the Monsters'' in Toronto has the characters posed in the same manner as the Super Famicom cover for ''VideoGame/KingOfTheMonsters''.
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** Kiwa and Kohara take inspiration from a variety of sources, chiefly the Shobijin from ''Film/{{Mothra}}'', Miki Saegusa from the Heisei ''Franchise/{{Godzilla}}'' films, and Asagi Kusanagi and Ayana Hirasaka from the Heisei ''Film/{{Gamera}}'' films.
** Zahra Sinclair from ''VideoGame/DoubleCross'' shows up as a fashion model on a billboard in Brazil.
** Zahra Sinclair from ''VideoGame/DoubleCross'' shows up as a fashion model on a billboard in Brazil.
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** One of the billboards in Tokyo is a reference to Mazenda from ''Chojū Sentai Liveman'', and another reference to the series is Academia Island. Another Tokyo billboard advertising "Spagetty" is a nod to a memetic typo on an ''Series/UltramanX'' episode.
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* HenshinHero: Eiji Murasame was mutated by Sheol energy and gained the ability to transform from a human into a humanoid Nephilim-like being.
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* AntiFrustrationFeatures: With the characters being slow-moving giants, the combo meter is ''very'' forgiving; it goes down very slowly and is unaffected by taking hits. Also, your rank at the end of a fight is based solely on the points you earned, with speed and damage not being an issue.
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** With the characters being slow-moving giants, the combo meter is ''very'' forgiving; it goes down very slowly and is unaffected by taking hits. Also, your rank at the end of a fight is based solely on the points you earned, with speed and damage not being anissue.issue.
** The FinalBoss [[spoiler:Azrael]] is a MarathonBoss with tons of HP and multiple invincible phases, so the time limit for the S Rank is very generous.
** With the characters being slow-moving giants, the combo meter is ''very'' forgiving; it goes down very slowly and is unaffected by taking hits. Also, your rank at the end of a fight is based solely on the points you earned, with speed and damage not being an
** The FinalBoss [[spoiler:Azrael]] is a MarathonBoss with tons of HP and multiple invincible phases, so the time limit for the S Rank is very generous.
* BackgroundBoss: The FinalBoss [[spoiler:Azrael]] simply floats around in the background as you beat up his hands, while occasionally haning back further and attacking with beams and minions.
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** Megadon's "Turtle" palette is a reference to Film/{{Gamera}}, his "Pink" palette is a reference to Godzilly from ''Series/{{Godzilland}}'', his "King" palette is a reference to Franchise/{{Godzilla}}, his "Lizard" palette is a reference to Charizard from ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'', and his 1954 palette is a reference to ''[[Film/Godzilla1954 Gojira]]''.
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** Megadon's "Turtle" palette is a reference to Film/{{Gamera}}, his "Pink" palette is a reference to Godzilly from ''Series/{{Godzilland}}'', his "King" palette is a reference to Franchise/{{Godzilla}}, his "Lizard" palette is a reference to Charizard from ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'', and his [[DeliberatelyMonochrome 1954 palette palette]] is a reference to ''[[Film/Godzilla1954 Gojira]]''.
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** When Team Sunrise is ordered to investigate some ruins in Egypt, Eiji quips that he's "[[Franchise/StarWars got a bad feeling about this.]]"
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* NewcomerSavesTheDay: The prequel comic reveals that the Nephilim attack on New Toronto was Jamila's first mission as a member of DAWN, and that she's fresh out of ATOM pilot boot-camp. Despite this, she plays a key role in helping veteran DAWN agent Eiji Murasame save humanity from the Nephilim.
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* CharacterDeath: Just after the last Monarch is killed, [[spoiler:Captain Claire Lionne sets out to inform DAWN's council that Conrad Fosco is behind the Nephilim attacks. As soon as her shuttle departs, it's blown up by an ATOM unit, killing her and devastating the team.]]
* DroppedABridgeOnHim: Just after the last Monarch is killed, [[spoiler:Captain Claire Lionne sets out to inform DAWN's council that Conrad Fosco is behind the Nephilim attacks. As soon as her shuttle departs, it's blown up by an ATOM unit, killing her and devastating the team.]]
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* KidHero: Twins Kiwa and Kohara are orphans and only thirteen years old, [[spoiler:but use their telepathic abilities to form a PsychicLink with Ganira and Megadon respectively.]]
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* KidHero: Twins Kiwa and Kohara are thirteen-year-old orphans and only thirteen years old, from New Zealand, [[spoiler:but use their telepathic abilities to form a PsychicLink with Ganira and Megadon respectively.]]
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** Megadon has an organ resembling a sphere of semi-hardened lava for a heart and magma for blood, channelling this into super-heated flame attacks.
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* NotBrainwashed: [[spoiler:One of the big mysteries is how DAWN is able to keep Megadon and Ganira in-line. Once it's revealed that Kiwa and Kohara have a PsychicLink to them, everyone assumes the twins are mind-controlling the kaiju... but in the final level Kiwa and Kohara reveal that all they've been doing is telepathically talking to Megadon and Ganira, who've been helping DAWN of their own volition.]]
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* NotBrainwashed: [[spoiler:One of the big mysteries is how DAWN is able to keep Megadon and Ganira in-line. Once it's revealed that Kiwa and Kohara have a PsychicLink to them, everyone assumes the twins are mind-controlling the kaiju...Nephilim... but in the final level Kiwa and Kohara reveal that all they've been doing is telepathically talking to Megadon and Ganira, who've been helping DAWN of their own volition.]]
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* AntiFrustrationFeatures: With the characters being slow-moving giants, the combo meter is ''very'' forgiving; it goes down very slowly and is unaffected by taking hits. Also, your rank at the end of a fight is based solely on the points you earned, with speed and damage not being an issue.
* FemaleGaze: Aegis Prime's victory pose has him turn to show off his ass to the viewers.
* FinishingMove: When an enemy is weakened enough, press X to kill it with an Execution. This consumes a bar of Rage, but also heals you, gives a big boost to your score and can have various other effects from Augments, like giving you Cataclysm energy or stunning other enemies.
* FinishingMove: When an enemy is weakened enough, press X to kill it with an Execution. This consumes a bar of Rage, but also heals you, gives a big boost to your score and can have various other effects from Augments, like giving you Cataclysm energy or stunning other enemies.
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** Tempest Galahad is a reference to the Jaeger mechs from ''Film/PacificRim'', and her "Amuro" palette is a reference to the RX-78-2 Gundam from ''Anime/MobileSuitGundam'', her "[=K-B4KO=]" palette is a reference to Kebako from ''VideoGame/CatGirlWithoutSalad'', her "Perfect" palette is a reference to Cell from ''Franchise/DragonBall'', her "Angel" palette is a reference to Unit-01 from ''Anime/NeonGenesisEvangelion'', her "Ranger" palette is a reference to the Pink Ranger from ''Series/MightyMorphinPowerRangers'', her "Maverick" palette is a reference to VideoGame/MegaManX, and her "Hunter" palette is a reference to Samus Aran from ''VideoGame/{{Metroid}}'', and her "Kabuto" palette is a reference to ''Manga/MazingerZ''.
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** Tempest Galahad is a reference to the Jaeger mechs from ''Film/PacificRim'', ''Film/PacificRim'' (even the name is in the same style as Jaeger naming), and her "Amuro" palette is a reference to the RX-78-2 Gundam from ''Anime/MobileSuitGundam'', her "[=K-B4KO=]" palette is a reference to Kebako from ''VideoGame/CatGirlWithoutSalad'', her "Perfect" palette is a reference to Cell from ''Franchise/DragonBall'', her "Angel" palette is a reference to Unit-01 from ''Anime/NeonGenesisEvangelion'', her "Ranger" palette is a reference to the Pink Ranger from ''Series/MightyMorphinPowerRangers'', her "Maverick" palette is a reference to VideoGame/MegaManX, and her "Hunter" palette is a reference to Samus Aran from ''VideoGame/{{Metroid}}'', and her "Kabuto" palette is a reference to ''Manga/MazingerZ''.
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** Aegis Prime is an UltramanCopy, and his "Rider" palette is a reference to ''Series/KamenRider'', his "Mutant" palette is a reference to ComicBook/{{Wolverine}}, his "Bio-Armor" palette is a reference to ''Manga/{{Guyver}}'', his "Arachnid" palette is a reference to ''ComicBook/SpiderMan'', his "Ranger" palette is a reference to the Green Ranger from ''Series/MightyMorphinPowerRangers'', and his "[=M78=]" palette is a reference to ''Series/{{Ultraman}}''.
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** Aegis Prime is an UltramanCopy, and his "Rider" palette is a reference to ''Series/KamenRider'', his "Mutant" palette is a reference to ComicBook/{{Wolverine}}, his "Bio-Armor" palette is a reference to ''Manga/{{Guyver}}'', his "Arachnid" palette is a reference to ''ComicBook/SpiderMan'', his "Ranger" palette is a reference to the Green Ranger from ''Series/MightyMorphinPowerRangers'', and his "[=M78=]" palette is a reference to ''Series/{{Ultraman}}''. His first name Eiji is likely a reference to famous tokusatsu director Creator/EijiTsuburaya.
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** Tempest Galahad is a reference to the Jaeger mechs from ''Film/PacificRim'', and her "Amuro" palette is a reference to the RX-78-2 Gundam from ''Anime/MobileSuitGundam'', her "K-B4KO" palette is a reference to Kebako from ''VideoGame/CatGirlWithoutSalad'', her "Perfect" palette is a reference to Cell from ''Franchise/DragonBall'', her "Angel" palette is a reference to Unit-01 from ''Anime/NeonGenesisEvangelion'', her "Ranger" palette is a reference to the Pink Ranger from ''Series/MightyMorphinPowerRangers'', her "Maverick" palette is a reference to VideoGame/MegaManX, and her "Hunter" palette is a reference to Samus Aran from ''VideoGame/{{Metroid}}'', and her "Kabuto" palette is a reference to ''Manga/MazingerZ''.
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** Tempest Galahad is a reference to the Jaeger mechs from ''Film/PacificRim'', and her "Amuro" palette is a reference to the RX-78-2 Gundam from ''Anime/MobileSuitGundam'', her "K-B4KO" "[=K-B4KO=]" palette is a reference to Kebako from ''VideoGame/CatGirlWithoutSalad'', her "Perfect" palette is a reference to Cell from ''Franchise/DragonBall'', her "Angel" palette is a reference to Unit-01 from ''Anime/NeonGenesisEvangelion'', her "Ranger" palette is a reference to the Pink Ranger from ''Series/MightyMorphinPowerRangers'', her "Maverick" palette is a reference to VideoGame/MegaManX, and her "Hunter" palette is a reference to Samus Aran from ''VideoGame/{{Metroid}}'', and her "Kabuto" palette is a reference to ''Manga/MazingerZ''.
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** The Makairus-type Nephilim bear a strong resemblance to the Kaiju from ''Film/PacificRim'', in particular Knifehead, Trespasser, and Hardship. As a further reference to the series, the Nephilim are revealed to [[spoiler:come from another dimension through a portal on the bottom of the ocean]].
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** The Makairus-type Nephilim bear a strong resemblance to the Kaiju from ''Film/PacificRim'', in particular Knifehead, Trespasser, and Hardship. As a further reference to the series, the Nephilim are revealed to [[spoiler:come from another dimension through a portal on the bottom of the ocean]].
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** One of the character select quotes has Dr. Viktor Ivakin say the characters are "Powered by Augmentiser G-1", a reference to Organizer/Regenerator G-1 from ''Film/Godzilla2000''.
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''Dawn of the Monsters'' is a [=2.5D=] sidescrolling BeatEmUp game developed by [=13AM=] Games, published by Creator/WayForwardTechnologies, and launched in March 2022 for the UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch, UsefulNotes/PlayStation4, UsefulNotes/PlayStation5, UsefulNotes/GoogleStadia, and UsefulNotes/{{Steam}}. Drawing inspiration from the works of Creator/MikeMignola and ''VideoGame/KingOfTheMonsters'', ''Dawn of the Monsters'' features creature designs and artwork by artists such as Shinji Nishikawa,[[note]]Who has worked on the Heisei and Millennium ''Franchise/{{Godzilla}}'' series, the Franchise/UltraSeries, and ''Anime/SSSSGridman''.[[/note]] Matt Frank,[[note]]Who has illustrated several of Creator/IDWPublishing's ''ComicBook/{{Godzilla|IDWPublishing}}'' comics, ''ComicBook/{{Redman}}'', ''VideoGame/ColossalKaijuCombat'', and ''Fanfic/GodzillaNeo''.[[/note]] Kim Jacinto,[[note]]Who has illustrated Marvel comics such as ''[[ComicBook/SpiderMan Amazing Spider-Man]]'', ''ComicBook/VenomSpaceKnight'', ''ComicBook/RiseOfUltraman'' and ''ComicBook/AngelaQueenOfHel''.[[/note]] EJ Su,[[note]]Who has worked on IDW's ''[[ComicBook/TheTransformersIDW Transformers]]'' and ''ComicBook/CastlevaniaTheBelmontLegacy'' comics.[[/note]] Yuji Kaida,[[note]]Who has worked on ''Godzilla'', ''Anime/{{Macross}}'', ''Franchise/{{Gundam}}'', and ''Anime/{{Patlabor}}''.[[/note]] Zander Cannon,[[note]]Who is the creator and artist of ''ComicBook/{{Kaijumax}}''.[[/note]] and Al Jerek.[[note]]A concept artist who has worked on multiple games, and did the character portrait artwork for ''Dawn of the Monsters''.[[/note]] A tie-in prequel comic depicting the Triple Incident is set to be released alongside pre-orders of the physical release.
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''Dawn of the Monsters'' is a [=2.5D=] sidescrolling BeatEmUp game developed by [=13AM=] Games, published by Creator/WayForwardTechnologies, and launched in March 2022 for the UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch, UsefulNotes/PlayStation4, UsefulNotes/PlayStation5, UsefulNotes/GoogleStadia, and UsefulNotes/{{Steam}}. Drawing inspiration from the works of Creator/MikeMignola and ''VideoGame/KingOfTheMonsters'', ''Dawn of the Monsters'' features creature designs and artwork by artists such as Shinji Nishikawa,[[note]]Who has worked on the Heisei and Millennium ''Franchise/{{Godzilla}}'' series, the Franchise/UltraSeries, and ''Anime/SSSSGridman''.[[/note]] Matt Frank,[[note]]Who has illustrated several of Creator/IDWPublishing's ''ComicBook/{{Godzilla|IDWPublishing}}'' comics, ''ComicBook/{{Redman}}'', ''VideoGame/ColossalKaijuCombat'', and ''Fanfic/GodzillaNeo''.[[/note]] Kim Jacinto,[[note]]Who has illustrated Marvel comics such as ''[[ComicBook/SpiderMan Amazing Spider-Man]]'', ''ComicBook/VenomSpaceKnight'', ''ComicBook/RiseOfUltraman'' and ''ComicBook/AngelaQueenOfHel''.[[/note]] EJ E.J. Su,[[note]]Who has worked on IDW's ''[[ComicBook/TheTransformersIDW Transformers]]'' and ''ComicBook/CastlevaniaTheBelmontLegacy'' comics.[[/note]] Yuji Kaida,[[note]]Who has worked on ''Godzilla'', ''Anime/{{Macross}}'', ''Franchise/{{Gundam}}'', and ''Anime/{{Patlabor}}''.[[/note]] Zander Cannon,[[note]]Who is the creator and artist of ''ComicBook/{{Kaijumax}}''.[[/note]] and Al Jerek.[[note]]A concept artist who has worked on multiple games, and did the character portrait artwork for ''Dawn of the Monsters''.[[/note]] A tie-in prequel comic by E.J. Su depicting the Triple Incident is set to be released alongside pre-orders of the physical release.
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''Dawn of the Monsters'' is a [=2.5D=] sidescrolling BeatEmUp game developed by [=13AM=] Games, published by Creator/WayForwardTechnologies, and launched in March 2022 for the UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch, UsefulNotes/PlayStation4, UsefulNotes/PlayStation5, UsefulNotes/GoogleStadia, and UsefulNotes/{{Steam}}. Drawing inspiration from the works of Creator/MikeMignola and ''VideoGame/KingOfTheMonsters'', ''Dawn of the Monsters'' features creature designs and artwork by artists such as Shinji Nishikawa,[[note]]Who has worked on the Heisei and Millennium ''Franchise/{{Godzilla}}'' series, the Franchise/UltraSeries, and ''Anime/SSSSGridman''.[[/note]] Matt Frank,[[note]]Who has illustrated several of Creator/IDWPublishing's ''ComicBook/{{Godzilla|IDWPublishing}}'' comics, ''ComicBook/{{Redman}}'', ''VideoGame/ColossalKaijuCombat'', and ''Fanfic/GodzillaNeo''.[[/note]] Kim Jacinto,[[note]]Who has illustrated Marvel comics such as ''ComicBook/AmazingSpiderMan'', ''ComicBook/VenomSpaceKnight'', ''ComicBook/RiseOfUltraman'' and ''ComicBook/AngelaQueenOfHel''.[[/note]] EJ Su,[[note]]Who has worked on IDW's ''[[ComicBook/TheTransformersIDW Transformers]]'' and ''ComicBook/CastlevaniaTheBelmontLegacy'' comics.[[/note]] Yuji Kaida,[[note]]Who has worked on ''Godzilla'', ''Anime/{{Macross}}'', ''Franchise/{{Gundam}}'', and ''Anime/{{Patlabor}}''.[[/note]] Zander Cannon,[[note]]Who is the creator and artist of ''ComicBook/{{Kaijumax}}''.[[/note]] and Al Jerek.[[note]]A concept artist who has worked on multiple games, and did the character portrait artwork for ''Dawn of the Monsters''.[[/note]] A tie-in prequel comic depicting the Triple Incident is set to be released alongside pre-orders of the physical release.
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''Dawn of the Monsters'' is a [=2.5D=] sidescrolling BeatEmUp game developed by [=13AM=] Games, published by Creator/WayForwardTechnologies, and launched in March 2022 for the UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch, UsefulNotes/PlayStation4, UsefulNotes/PlayStation5, UsefulNotes/GoogleStadia, and UsefulNotes/{{Steam}}. Drawing inspiration from the works of Creator/MikeMignola and ''VideoGame/KingOfTheMonsters'', ''Dawn of the Monsters'' features creature designs and artwork by artists such as Shinji Nishikawa,[[note]]Who has worked on the Heisei and Millennium ''Franchise/{{Godzilla}}'' series, the Franchise/UltraSeries, and ''Anime/SSSSGridman''.[[/note]] Matt Frank,[[note]]Who has illustrated several of Creator/IDWPublishing's ''ComicBook/{{Godzilla|IDWPublishing}}'' comics, ''ComicBook/{{Redman}}'', ''VideoGame/ColossalKaijuCombat'', and ''Fanfic/GodzillaNeo''.[[/note]] Kim Jacinto,[[note]]Who has illustrated Marvel comics such as ''ComicBook/AmazingSpiderMan'', ''[[ComicBook/SpiderMan Amazing Spider-Man]]'', ''ComicBook/VenomSpaceKnight'', ''ComicBook/RiseOfUltraman'' and ''ComicBook/AngelaQueenOfHel''.[[/note]] EJ Su,[[note]]Who has worked on IDW's ''[[ComicBook/TheTransformersIDW Transformers]]'' and ''ComicBook/CastlevaniaTheBelmontLegacy'' comics.[[/note]] Yuji Kaida,[[note]]Who has worked on ''Godzilla'', ''Anime/{{Macross}}'', ''Franchise/{{Gundam}}'', and ''Anime/{{Patlabor}}''.[[/note]] Zander Cannon,[[note]]Who is the creator and artist of ''ComicBook/{{Kaijumax}}''.[[/note]] and Al Jerek.[[note]]A concept artist who has worked on multiple games, and did the character portrait artwork for ''Dawn of the Monsters''.[[/note]] A tie-in prequel comic depicting the Triple Incident is set to be released alongside pre-orders of the physical release.
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* LongRangeFighter: Tempest Galahad mainly fights using her arm-cannon and Sheol energy mini-gun, which can fire rapid volleys, energy mines, and charged beams of energy.
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''Dawn of the Monsters'' is a [=2.5D=] sidescrolling BeatEmUp game developed by [=13AM=] Games, published by Creator/WayForwardTechnologies, and launched in March 2022 for the UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch, UsefulNotes/PlayStation4, UsefulNotes/PlayStation5, UsefulNotes/GoogleStadia, and UsefulNotes/{{Steam}}. Drawing inspiration from the works of Creator/MikeMignola and ''VideoGame/KingOfTheMonsters'', ''Dawn of the Monsters'' features creature designs and artwork by artists such as Shinji Nishikawa,[[note]]Who has worked on the Heisei and Millennium ''Franchise/{{Godzilla}}'' series, the Franchise/UltraSeries, and ''Anime/SSSSGridman''.[[/note]] Matt Frank,[[note]]Who has illustrated several of Creator/IDWPublishing's ''ComicBook/{{Godzilla|IDWPublishing}}'' comics, ''ComicBook/{{Redman}}'', ''VideoGame/ColossalKaijuCombat'', and ''Fanfic/GodzillaNeo''.[[/note]] Kim Jacinto,[[note]]Who has illustrated Marvel comics such as ''ComicBook/AmazingSpiderMan'', ''ComicBook/VenomSpaceKnight'', ''ComicBook/RiseOfUltraman'' and ''ComicBook/AngelaQueenOfHel''.[[/note]] EJ Su,[[note]]Who has worked on IDW's ''[[ComicBook/TheTransformersIDW Transformers]]'' and ''ComicBook/CastlevaniaTheBelmontLegacy'' comics.[[/note]] Yuji Kaida,[[note]]Who has worked on ''Godzilla'', ''Anime/{{Macross}}'', ''Franchise/{{Gundam}}'', and ''Anime/{{Patlabor}}''.[[/note]] and Creator/ZanderCannon,[[note]]Who is the creator and artist of ''ComicBook/{{Kaijumax}}''.[[/note]] and Al Jerek.[[note]]A concept artist who has worked on multiple games, and did th character protrait artwork for ''Dawn of the Monsters''.[[/note]] A tie-in prequel comic depicting the Triple Incident is set to be released alongside pre-orders of the physical release.
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''Dawn of the Monsters'' is a [=2.5D=] sidescrolling BeatEmUp game developed by [=13AM=] Games, published by Creator/WayForwardTechnologies, and launched in March 2022 for the UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch, UsefulNotes/PlayStation4, UsefulNotes/PlayStation5, UsefulNotes/GoogleStadia, and UsefulNotes/{{Steam}}. Drawing inspiration from the works of Creator/MikeMignola and ''VideoGame/KingOfTheMonsters'', ''Dawn of the Monsters'' features creature designs and artwork by artists such as Shinji Nishikawa,[[note]]Who has worked on the Heisei and Millennium ''Franchise/{{Godzilla}}'' series, the Franchise/UltraSeries, and ''Anime/SSSSGridman''.[[/note]] Matt Frank,[[note]]Who has illustrated several of Creator/IDWPublishing's ''ComicBook/{{Godzilla|IDWPublishing}}'' comics, ''ComicBook/{{Redman}}'', ''VideoGame/ColossalKaijuCombat'', and ''Fanfic/GodzillaNeo''.[[/note]] Kim Jacinto,[[note]]Who has illustrated Marvel comics such as ''ComicBook/AmazingSpiderMan'', ''ComicBook/VenomSpaceKnight'', ''ComicBook/RiseOfUltraman'' and ''ComicBook/AngelaQueenOfHel''.[[/note]] EJ Su,[[note]]Who has worked on IDW's ''[[ComicBook/TheTransformersIDW Transformers]]'' and ''ComicBook/CastlevaniaTheBelmontLegacy'' comics.[[/note]] Yuji Kaida,[[note]]Who has worked on ''Godzilla'', ''Anime/{{Macross}}'', ''Franchise/{{Gundam}}'', and ''Anime/{{Patlabor}}''.[[/note]] and Creator/ZanderCannon,[[note]]Who Zander Cannon,[[note]]Who is the creator and artist of ''ComicBook/{{Kaijumax}}''.[[/note]] and Al Jerek.[[note]]A concept artist who has worked on multiple games, and did th the character protrait portrait artwork for ''Dawn of the Monsters''.[[/note]] A tie-in prequel comic depicting the Triple Incident is set to be released alongside pre-orders of the physical release.
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''Dawn of the Monsters'' is a [=2.5D=] sidescrolling BeatEmUp game developed by [=13AM=] Games, published by Creator/WayForwardTechnologies, and launched in March 2022 for the UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch, UsefulNotes/PlayStation4, UsefulNotes/PlayStation5, UsefulNotes/GoogleStadia, and UsefulNotes/{{Steam}}. Drawing inspiration from the works of Creator/MikeMignola and ''VideoGame/KingOfTheMonsters'' and featuring ''VideoGame/KingOfTheMonsters'', ''Dawn of the Monsters'' features creature designs and artwork by artists such as Shinji Nishikawa -- who Nishikawa,[[note]]Who has worked on the Heisei and Millennium ''Franchise/{{Godzilla}}'' series, the Franchise/UltraSeries, and ''Anime/SSSSGridman''; ''Anime/SSSSGridman''.[[/note]] Matt Frank -- who Frank,[[note]]Who has illustrated several of Creator/IDWPublishing's ''ComicBook/{{Godzilla|IDWPublishing}}'' comics, ''ComicBook/{{Redman}}'', ''VideoGame/ColossalKaijuCombat'', and ''Fanfic/GodzillaNeo''; ''Fanfic/GodzillaNeo''.[[/note]] Kim Jacinto,[[note]]Who has illustrated Marvel comics such as ''ComicBook/AmazingSpiderMan'', ''ComicBook/VenomSpaceKnight'', ''ComicBook/RiseOfUltraman'' and ''ComicBook/AngelaQueenOfHel''.[[/note]] EJ Su,[[note]]Who has worked on IDW's ''[[ComicBook/TheTransformersIDW Transformers]]'' and ''ComicBook/CastlevaniaTheBelmontLegacy'' comics.[[/note]] Yuji Kaida -- who Kaida,[[note]]Who has worked on ''Godzilla'', ''Anime/{{Macross}}'', ''Franchise/{{Gundam}}'', and ''Anime/{{Patlabor}}''.
''Anime/{{Patlabor}}''.[[/note]] and Creator/ZanderCannon,[[note]]Who is the creator and artist of ''ComicBook/{{Kaijumax}}''.[[/note]] and Al Jerek.[[note]]A concept artist who has worked on multiple games, and did th character protrait artwork for ''Dawn of the Monsters''.[[/note]] A tie-in prequel comic depicting the Triple Incident is set to be released alongside pre-orders of the physical release.
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''Dawn of the Monsters'' is a [=2.5D=] sidescrolling BeatEmUp game developed by [=13AM=] Games, published by Creator/WayForwardTechnologies, and launched in March 2022 for the UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch, UsefulNotes/PlayStation4, UsefulNotes/PlayStation5, UsefulNotes/GoogleStadia, and UsefulNotes/{{Steam}}. Drawing inspiration from the works of Creator/MikeMignola and ''VideoGame/KingOfTheMonsters'' and featuring creature designs by Franchise/{{Godzilla}}/Franchise/UltraSeries artist Shinji Nishikawa, players control one of four characters -- [[NotZilla Megadon]], [[SeaMonster Ganira]], [[UltramanCopy Aegis Prime]], [[HumongousMecha Tempest Galahad]] -- while battling waves of enemies and destroying buildings. Completing a level provides a selection of two of four equippable attribute cards, which boost the character's stats and provide them with unique abilities; with the cards' quality increasing proportionately to the score earned when completing a level.
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''Dawn of the Monsters'' is a [=2.5D=] sidescrolling BeatEmUp game developed by [=13AM=] Games, published by Creator/WayForwardTechnologies, and launched in March 2022 for the UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch, UsefulNotes/PlayStation4, UsefulNotes/PlayStation5, UsefulNotes/GoogleStadia, and UsefulNotes/{{Steam}}. Drawing inspiration from the works of Creator/MikeMignola and ''VideoGame/KingOfTheMonsters'' and featuring creature designs and artwork by Franchise/{{Godzilla}}/Franchise/UltraSeries artist Shinji Nishikawa, players Nishikawa -- who has worked on the Heisei and Millennium ''Franchise/{{Godzilla}}'' series, the Franchise/UltraSeries, and ''Anime/SSSSGridman''; Matt Frank -- who has illustrated several of Creator/IDWPublishing's ''ComicBook/{{Godzilla|IDWPublishing}}'' comics, ''ComicBook/{{Redman}}'', ''VideoGame/ColossalKaijuCombat'', and ''Fanfic/GodzillaNeo''; and Yuji Kaida -- who has worked on ''Godzilla'', ''Anime/{{Macross}}'', ''Franchise/{{Gundam}}'', and ''Anime/{{Patlabor}}''.
Players control one of four characters -- [[NotZilla Megadon]], [[SeaMonster Ganira]], [[UltramanCopy Aegis Prime]], [[HumongousMecha Tempest Galahad]] -- while battling waves of enemies and destroying buildings. Completing a level provides a selection of two of four equippable attribute cards, which boost the character's stats and provide them with unique abilities; with the cards' quality increasing proportionately to the score earned when completing a level.
Players control one of four characters -- [[NotZilla Megadon]], [[SeaMonster Ganira]], [[UltramanCopy Aegis Prime]], [[HumongousMecha Tempest Galahad]] -- while battling waves of enemies and destroying buildings. Completing a level provides a selection of two of four equippable attribute cards, which boost the character's stats and provide them with unique abilities; with the cards' quality increasing proportionately to the score earned when completing a level.
