History VideoGame / DillonsRollingWestern

** The Motogrocks, which are [[FragileSpeedster very quick on the map but nothing special in combat]].

* SpeakingSimlish: Unlike the first two games (Where dialogue text was completely silent), ''Dead-Heat Breakers'' has the characters speak in a manner similar to the "voice"-acting in other Nintendo games such as the ''VideoGame/AnimalCrossing'' series and the original ''[[VideoGame/StarFox1 Star Fox]]''.

* TimeLimitBoss: Fail to destroy a Megagrock before its timer expires and it will shoot down all your towers!

* IncrediblyLamePun: The animal versions of the Miis in ''Dead-Heat Breakers'' are called "Amiimals".

* TheWestern: With spades of LethalLavaLand in the second half of the game.

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* LostTechnology: People are struggling to find adequate defense measures, but the levels are littered with ancient columns, defense walls and fast-travel catapults made by the {{Precursors}}, along with ancient ruins full of gems and HeartPieces.

* BadassBiker: The Motogrocks, which are [[FragileSpeedster very quick on the map but nothing special in combat]].

* BarefootCartoonAnimal: Some of the cast, with Russ and Sal the Arms Dealer being the most notable examples.

*** When you create an Amiimal in ''Dillon's Dead-Heat Breakers'', they start off wearing a yellow bandana and a brown jacket (And depending on the Mii chosen, a pair of glasses and/or a hat), but no pants. Some of the [=NPC=] Amiimals (Such as Niko (An [=NPC=] mouse Amiimal child who asked Dillon and the gang to help out at Startsen) and [=NPC=] Amiimal villagers (Such as the ones that are shown in opening cutscenes of stages where the group meets the mayor of the town)) also wear a jacket without any pants.

*** When you create an Amiimal in ''Dillon's Dead-Heat Breakers'', they start off wearing a yellow bandana and a brown jacket (And depending on the Mii chosen, a pair of glasses and/or a hat), but no pants. Niko (An [=NPC=] mouse Amiimal child who asked Dillon and the gang to help out at Startsen), as well as the [=NPC=] Amiimals that are shown in opening cutscenes of stages (where the group meets the mayor of the town) also wear a jacket without any pants.

*** When you create an Amiimal in ''Dillon's Dead-Heat Breakers'', they start off wearing a yellow bandana and a brown jacket (And depending on the Mii chosen, a pair of glasses and/or a hat), but no pants. Niko, an [=NPC=] mouse Amiimal child who asked Dillon and the gang to help out at Startsen, as well as the [=NPC=] Amiimals that are shown in opening cutscenes of stages (where the group meets the mayor of the town) also wear a jacket without any pants.

*** When you create an Amiimal in ''Dillon's Dead-Heat Breakers'', they start off wearing a yellow bandana and a brown jacket (And depending on the Mii chosen, a pair of glasses and/or a hat), but no pants. Niko, Niko, an [=NPC=] mouse Amiimal child who asked Dillon and the gang to help out at Startsen, as well as the [=NPC=] Amiimals that are shown in opening cutscenes of stages (where the group meets the mayor of the town) also wear a jacket without any pants.

*** When you create an Amiimal in ''Dillon's Dead-Heat Breakers'', they start off wearing a yellow bandana and a brown jacket (And depending on the Mii chosen, a pair of glasses and/or a hat), but no pants. The [=NPC=] Amiimals that are shown in opening cutscenes of stages (where the group meets the mayor of the town) also wear a jacket without any pants.

** When you create an Amiimal in ''Dillon's Dead-Heat Breakers'', they start off wearing a yellow bandana and a brown jacket (And depending on the Mii chosen, a pair of glasses and/or a hat), but no pants.

''Dillon's Rolling Western'' is an ActionAdventure and TowerDefense mixture game developed by Vanpool (who also made VideoGame/FreshlyPickedTinglesRosyRupeeland) for Nintendo and available as a downloadable game for the UsefulNotes/Nintendo3DS. Things aren't looking good in TheWildWest: weird rock monsters called Grocks recently started emerging from the ground to raid the local livestock, and the current defenses are not enough to stop them. It's up to the player character, an armadillo ranger named Dillon, to protect villages with towers and hand-to-grock fighting while gathering resources to fortify the village gates, increase the livestock population, and gather money to upgrade towers and weaponry.

The sequel, known as ''Dillon's Rolling Western: The Last Ranger'', is also available. Another sequel, titled ''Dillon's Dead Heat Breakers'', was made available in Japan in 2018. It was eventually confirmed to get a localized release in May.

** Boone from ''The Last Ranger'' wears even less clothing than Dillon, wearing only a yellow bandana and a belt. This completely contrasts with the other two ranger partners (Gallo and Boone) in ''The Last Ranger'', who are both fully-clothed.

** Dillon himself is a rather exaggerated example. He wears such gear such as a cowboy hat, a pair of fingerless gloves, a pair of boots, a bandana, and a belt, but wears neither a shirt nor pants.
** Boone from ''The Last Ranger'' wears even less clothing than Dillon, as he only wears a bandana and a belt.

** Most of the cast, the most notable characters being Gallo and Nomad from ''The Last Ranger''.

** [[spoiler: King Ron from the first game wears a hat, a tie, and what appears to be a sleeveless coat, but wears no pant.]]

* BarefootCartoonAnimal: Some of the cast, with Russ being the most notable example.

The sequel, known as ''Dillon's Rolling Western: The Last Ranger'', is also available. Another sequel, titled ''The Dead Heat Breakers'', will be available in Japan in 2018. No word has been confirmed that it will see a Western release.

''Dillon's Rolling Western'' is an ActionAdventure and TowerDefense mixture game developed by Vanpool (who also made VideoGame/FreshlyPickedTinglesRosyRupeeland) for Nintendo and available as a downloadable game for the Nintendo3DS. Things aren't looking good in TheWildWest: weird rock monsters called Grocks recently started emerging from the ground to raid the local livestock, and the current defenses are not enough to stop them. It's up to the player character, an armadillo ranger named Dillon, to protect villages with towers and hand-to-grock fighting while gathering resources to fortify the village gates, increase the livestock population, and gather money to upgrade towers and weaponry.

The sequel, known as 'Dillon's Rolling Western: The Last Ranger'', is also available.

* CallARabbitASmeerp: The livestock, called Scrogs, look very much like pigs. The game notes early on, however, that this is a portmanteau of "scruffle hogs."

* TheTeam: Dillon is the Hero. Russ is his trusty Sidekick and TheSmartGuy. Gallo is a more proper Lancer. Boone is a DumbMuscle variety BigGuy. Nomad is TheUnintelligible and TheDrifter, being a foreigner who doesn't speak the language.

* EverythingsNuttierWithSquirrels: Russ, even though he is [[IAmNotWeasel often mistaken for a mouse]].

A sequel called ''Dillon's Rolling Western: The Last Ranger'' is also available.