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* NapoleonComplex: MaximilianMaximilian is pretty small, but fully intends to conquer the world.
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* WhoShotJFK: The "Assassinate Mr. President" mission involves sniping him from a "grassy knoll". Partially subverted in that you don’t actually kill him, according to the briefing- you just hit him with drugs and he trips out.
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* WhoShotJFK: The "Assassinate Mr. President" mission involves sniping him from a "grassy knoll". Partially subverted in that you don’t actually kill him, according to the briefing- briefing, as that would bring cause a huge amount of heat- you just hit him with drugs a drug-filled dart and he trips out.out (which may be a reference to theories about a man with an umbrella who people claim fired a dart that paralyzed JFK.)
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A proper sequel, VideoGame/EvilGenius2 , was announced in July of 2017, headed by Rebellion. It is set to release in 2020.
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A proper sequel, VideoGame/EvilGenius2 , ''VideoGame/EvilGenius2'', was announced in July of 2017, headed by Rebellion. It is set to release in 2020.
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* StrappedtoaRocket: [[spoiler:John Steele’s demise if he is kept in a cell when you press the big red launch button]].
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* StrappedtoaRocket: [[spoiler:John Steele’s demise if he is kept in a cell when you press the big red launch button]].
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* {{Pastiche}}: The art style is a blend of the campier elements of 1960s SpyFiction with a cartoonish twist.
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* VillainProtagonist: The PlayerCharacter is the eponymous evil genius, a CardCarryingVillain with designs to TakeOverTheWorld.
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* SpoiledBrat: [[RichBitch Alexis']] background. [[PlayingWithATrope But she's not your standard spoiled brat, oh no.]] When she inherited her father's immense fortune, she could live a nice life in eternal luxury. Instead she worked her inheritance that their value ''quadrupled'', and she became a famous and well-loved actress[=/=]celebrity[=/=]socialite while at it. But even these were not enough, Alexis wanted more. She wanted the world.
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* SpoiledBrat: [[RichBitch Alexis']] background. [[PlayingWithATrope But she's not your standard spoiled brat, oh no.]] When she inherited her father's media empire and immense fortune, she could live a nice life in eternal luxury. Instead luxury without raising a finger again. Instead, she worked her inheritance such that their combined value ''quadrupled'', and she became a an internationally famous and well-loved actress[=/=]celebrity[=/=]socialite while at it. But even these were not enough, Alexis wanted more. She wanted the world.
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Rebellion. It is set to release in 2020.
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* NeverLiveItDown: Lord Kane ''[[InUniverse insists]]'' that he didn't mean for the Titanic to sink and that it was the slip of the tongue to an erstwhile minion of his. No one believes him.
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* {{BFG}}: The Mercenary minions carry immense machineguns. [[{{Eagleland}} P.A.T.R.I.O.T.]] agent [[{{Rambo}} Dirk Masters]] carries [[GunsAkimbo two]].
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* {{BFG}}: The Mercenary minions carry immense machineguns. [[{{Eagleland}} P.A.T.R.I.O.T.]] agent [[{{Rambo}} [[Franchise/{{Rambo}} Dirk Masters]] carries [[GunsAkimbo two]].
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* GoodSmokingEvilSmoking: Alexis totes a very long, very evil looking holder for her omnipresent cigarette. Playboy minions have a less comically over-sized but no less sinister holder as part of their gear, and you'll constantly be seeing minions and henchmen smoking around the base while on break. Basically it's the sixties, and '''everyone''' smokes.
** Minions can exploit this universal smoking habit to torment agents they're interrogating. They'll taunt them with a nicotine fix, taking long and indulgent drags while the agent pleads and strains to get even a single puff.
** Minions can exploit this universal smoking habit to torment agents they're interrogating. They'll taunt them with a nicotine fix, taking long and indulgent drags while the agent pleads and strains to get even a single puff.
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Cleanup as per https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/posts.php?discussion=15383781390A18444400 - unless it's game-breaking it's not Obvious Beta. Also, we could do without the snark.
* GoodBadBugs: There are some bugs that really, really should not have slipped through. Examples include the persian rug being a barrier instead of a tile and science-related henchmen actually making your schemes take longer. Many of these bugs can be fixed by a simple edit of text files, but if you don't feel like it, you can try the automatic Unofficial Patch.
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* ObviousBeta: There are some bugs that really, really should not have slipped through. Examples include the persian rug being a barrier instead of a tile and science-related henchmen actually making your schemes take longer. Many of these bugs can be fixed by a simple edit of text files, but if even that's too hard for you, you can try the automatic Unofficial Patch.
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* {{Expy}}: While the game is awash in them, one remarkably subtle instance sticks out. When male civilians get dressed up in their hotel rooms, they emerge with slicked back hair and a very tasteful beard, which combine to make them a dead ringer for Creator/JohnRhysDavies as General Pushkin from ''Film/TheLivingDaylights''.
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** Special mention goes to P.A.T.R.I.O.T.'s Burglars and S.M.A.S.H.'s Infiltrators, who get more conspicuous and less sneaky as they rise in competency. After all, you'd have to be an Exceptional thief or saboteur to execute your duties successfully while wearing a bright yellow SpyCatsuit for the former or a hot pink miniskirt and go-go boots for the latter.
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* NotTheIntendedUse: The "confusing pop-up" trap is meant to bewilder your enemies, sapping their Smarts. However, they ''also'' form a temporary impassable wall while they're up, allowing you to restrict the agents' movements so they don't accidentally dodge your other, deadlier traps.
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* NotTheIntendedUse: NotTheIntendedUse:
** The "confusing pop-up" trap is meant to bewilder your enemies, sapping their Smarts. However, they ''also'' form a temporary impassable wall while they're up, allowing you to restrict the agents' movements so they don't accidentally dodge your other, deadliertraps.traps.
** The freezer's intended use is to store body bags, so accordingly it disables their loyalty-sapping aura. In fact, it disables ''all'' auras, so it can also be used for storing the {{dismantled|MacGuffin}} totem pole, which also has a cursed negative aura until you reassemble it.
** The "confusing pop-up" trap is meant to bewilder your enemies, sapping their Smarts. However, they ''also'' form a temporary impassable wall while they're up, allowing you to restrict the agents' movements so they don't accidentally dodge your other, deadlier
** The freezer's intended use is to store body bags, so accordingly it disables their loyalty-sapping aura. In fact, it disables ''all'' auras, so it can also be used for storing the {{dismantled|MacGuffin}} totem pole, which also has a cursed negative aura until you reassemble it.
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* ModularEpilogue: The ending changes slightly based on which Evil Genius you are and which delivery method you used for your chosen DoomsdayDevice, as well as [[spoiler:whether you had John Steele in a holding cell when you pressed the BigRedButton]].
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* MultipleEndings: Depending on which DoomsdayDevice you activate. [[spoiler:You can turn the entire population of Earth into construction worker minions with the ID Eliminator, hold everyone hostage in midair with the Gravity Disruptor, or cause mass devastation with the Earthquake Beam.]]
* ModularEpilogue: The ending changes slightly based on which Evil Genius you are and which delivery method you used for your chosen DoomsdayDevice.
* ModularEpilogue: The ending changes slightly based on which Evil Genius you are and which delivery method you used for your chosen DoomsdayDevice.
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* WhoShotJFK: The "Assassinate Mr. President" mission involves sniping him from a "grassy knoll".
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* WhoShotJFK: The "Assassinate Mr. President" mission involves sniping him from a "grassy knoll". Partially subverted in that you don’t actually kill him, according to the briefing- you just hit him with drugs and he trips out.
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* FiveBadBand: Most players will wind up with one of these. It's almost always the same group, too: players usually go for getting all three "main" henchmen, and The Matron just ForTheLulz.
** BigBad: You! (But you have three to choose from, [[CorruptCorporateExecutive Maximilian]], [[VillainWithGoodPublicity Alexis]], and [[TheSpymaster Shen Yu]]
** TheDragon: Jubei/Lord Kane/Eli Barracuda
** TheEvilGenius: Lord Kane (if not your Dragon)/The Butcher/Doctor Neurocide
** TheBrute: Jubei (if not your Dragon)/Red Ivan/Moko/Colonel Blackheart
** TheDarkChick: Eli Barracuda (if not your Dragon)/Montezuma/The Matron/The Great Mesmero
* FiveManBand: The five super-agents.
** TheHero: John Steele.
** TheLancer: Jet Chan.
** TheBigGuy: Dirk Masters.
** TheSmartGuy: Katarina Frostanova.
** TheChick: Mariana Mamba.
** BigBad: You! (But you have three to choose from, [[CorruptCorporateExecutive Maximilian]], [[VillainWithGoodPublicity Alexis]], and [[TheSpymaster Shen Yu]]
** TheDragon: Jubei/Lord Kane/Eli Barracuda
** TheEvilGenius: Lord Kane (if not your Dragon)/The Butcher/Doctor Neurocide
** TheBrute: Jubei (if not your Dragon)/Red Ivan/Moko/Colonel Blackheart
** TheDarkChick: Eli Barracuda (if not your Dragon)/Montezuma/The Matron/The Great Mesmero
* FiveManBand: The five super-agents.
** TheHero: John Steele.
** TheLancer: Jet Chan.
** TheBigGuy: Dirk Masters.
** TheSmartGuy: Katarina Frostanova.
** TheChick: Mariana Mamba.
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* TheGuardsMustBeCrazy: Your minions will happily let investigators, soldiers, and [[HighlyVisibleNinja obvious, heavily armed ninjas]] walk into your base unless you tag them to be eliminated.
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* TheGuardsMustBeCrazy: Your minions will happily let investigators, soldiers, and [[HighlyVisibleNinja obvious, heavily armed ninjas]] walk into your base unless you tag them to be eliminated. Likewise they'll throw a captured agent in a cell with all of his weapons still on him, and if he gets out he'll immediately start planting bombs and mowing down your minions with twin assault rifles.
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* PricelessPaperweight: The only thing the treasures you steal actually do is replenish the loyalty of your minions as they walk by. This means you'll probably be using the world's largest diamond and your set of priceless Ming vases as decorations in the middle of the break room or cafeteria.
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** T.I.M. the AI Supercomper alternates between BreakingSpeech and TickleTorture.
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** T.I.M. the AI Supercomper Supercomputer alternates between BreakingSpeech and TickleTorture.
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** John Steele cannot be defeated during the game, but [[spoiler:if you have him locked in your jail cell when you press the button to launch the rocket and thus win the game, the ending cinematic will show him strapped to the rocket and launched into space with it.]]
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** John Steele cannot be defeated during the game, but [[spoiler:if you have him locked in your a jail cell when you press the button to launch the rocket and thus win the game, the ending cinematic will show him strapped to the rocket and launched into space with it.]]
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** One of Jubei's voice lines when issued a move order is "Gojira!" Which is the Japanese name of Franchise/{{Godzilla}}.
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Developed by Elixir Studios in 2004, ''Evil Genius'' is best described as ''VideoGame/DungeonKeeper'' [[JustForFun/XMeetsY meets]] ''Franchise/JamesBond''. You are the eponymous evil genius, and it is your job to construct [[SupervillainLair a villainous lair]] [[VolcanoLair in an active volcano]], recruit [[{{Mooks}} henchmen]], steal priceless treasures, hold the world for ransom, and fight off pesky super agents. Also, you need to keep your minions well-trained and happy, because the looting and ransoming won't take care of itself.
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Developed by Elixir Studios in 2004, ''Evil Genius'' is a SpaceManagementGame best described as ''VideoGame/DungeonKeeper'' [[JustForFun/XMeetsY meets]] ''Franchise/JamesBond''. You are the eponymous evil genius, and it is your job to construct [[SupervillainLair a villainous lair]] [[VolcanoLair in an active volcano]], recruit [[{{Mooks}} henchmen]], steal priceless treasures, hold the world for ransom, and fight off pesky super agents. Also, you need to keep your minions well-trained and happy, because the looting and ransoming won't take care of itself.
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Developed by Elixir Studios in 2004, ''Evil Genius'' is best described as ''VideoGame/DungeonKeeper'' [[JustForFun/XMeetsY meets]] ''Franchise/JamesBond''. You are the eponymous evil genius, and it is your job to construct [[SupervillainLair a villainous lair lair]] [[VolcanoLair in an active volcano]], recruit [[{{Mooks}} henchmen]], steal priceless treasures, hold the world for ransom, and fight off pesky super agents. Also, you need to keep your minions well-trained and happy, because the looting and ransoming won't take care of itself.
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* NeverLiveItDown: Lord Kane ''[[{{In-Universe}} insists]]'' that he didn't mean for the Titanic to sink and that it was the slip of the tongue to an erstwhile minion of his. No one believes him.
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* NeverLiveItDown: Lord Kane ''[[{{In-Universe}} ''[[InUniverse insists]]'' that he didn't mean for the Titanic to sink and that it was the slip of the tongue to an erstwhile minion of his. No one believes him.
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Developed by Elixir Studios in 2004, ''Evil Genius'' is best described as ''VideoGame/DungeonKeeper'' [[XMeetsY [[JustForFun/XMeetsY meets]] ''Franchise/JamesBond''. You are the eponymous evil genius, and it is your job to construct [[SupervillainLair a villainous lair in an active volcano]], recruit [[{{Mooks}} henchmen]], steal priceless treasures, hold the world for ransom, and fight off pesky super agents. Also, you need to keep your minions well-trained and happy, because the looting and ransoming won't take care of itself.
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A proper sequel was announced in July of 2017, headed by Rebellion.