History VideoGame / FashionPoliceSquad

** Tiny Suits and Gimp Suits first life bar are immune to almost all weapons including the Tailormade's basic shots until they're bound by the Tailormade's Fabric Grenades, after which the Tailormade's basic fire will damage them.

* FashionVictimVillain: Invoked in-universe, where the enemies are people with poor fashion sense and very questionable attire. Played very straight with Xx_UwU_Senpai_SwagMan_xX, who looks like a mishmash of Darth Vader, Neo, and Cloud. The true villain [[spoiler:Turn Coat deliberately invokes this too, by switching to an overly hot attire and a gaudy raincoat in his fight]].

* {{BFG}}: The final weapon in the game is called the B.F.G. although Des renames it the [=WARdrobe=]. It is a heavy weapon with limited ammunition, but able to solve any fashion crime.

* EleventhHourSuperpower: The W.A.R.drobe Launcher is obtained in the second-to-last level and it can [[OneHitKill solve any fashion crime with one explosion]]. However, ammo for it is scarce and limited.

** Tourists are vulnerable to Sock Gnomes, which replace their socks and sandals with proper footwear.

* SnipingMission: Part of Mission 8 and Mission 9 require you to snipe fashion criminals on a gala walkway before they enter and lower the fashion show's ratings, with different bullet types working on different fashion crimes. Every so often a few fashion criminals will appear in the background to drain the ratings, requiring you to shoot them. The mission fails if the ratings drop lower than 20 at any time, or if the timer ends with the ratings below 40. There's no penalty for shooting innocent civilians, thankfully.

--> Haley: Dude, did you just ''pick up a cocktail from the ground and drink it?''
--> Des: ''A mocktail''. It was refreshing!
--> Haley: Sheesh... you must have a killer immune system.

** The Mr. Spewdo enemies are potbellied men in Speedos who are capable of jumping high into the air to perform a BellyFlopCrushing.

* BarelyThereSwimwear: The Mr. Spewdo enemy is a fat man wearing nothing but a Speedo on his body (and crocs on his feet). He's beaten by having clothes forcefully put on him (and his footwear replaced).

** The Karens' loose fitting dresses can be tightened with either the Belt or the Tailormade.

* OneWingedAngel: The villain [[spoiler:Turn Coat transforms into a BodyHorror fashion monstrosity against his own will, after his overloaded Fab Slap Glove clashes with Deep Coat's ReversePolarity one]].

* FashionVictimVillain: Invoked in-universe, where the enemies are people with poor fashion sense and very questionable attire. Played very straight with Xx_UwU_Senpai_SwagMan_xX, who looks like a mishmash of Darth Vader, Neo, and Cloud. Surprisingly [[spoiler:averted with the true villain, Turn Coat, who wears a fashionable white coat]].

* PlayingWithFire: Flamers wear clothing so overly hot that it gives them actual fire powers, like shooting fire shockwaves or placing lines of flames on the ground. Naturally, [[KillItWithWater they're weak to the Wet'Ones]].

* ShrunkInTheWash: One of the Loose Suits' weakness is the Wet'Ones, since the water makes their unfashionable loose suits shrink to a more fashionable size.

* AndThenJohnWasAZombie: During the final battle, [[spoiler:Turn Coat steals the Fab Slap Glove from Des and uses it to slap the fashion out of him in two separate occasions, turning him into a Dull Suit and a Neon Brah respectively. You need to kill enough Des Clones while avoiding falling asleep yourself/get score from performing enough tricks respectively in order to turn back to normal]].

* FashionVictimVillain: Invoked in-universe, where the enemies are people with poor fashion sense and very questionable attire.

** Primary fire of Wet'Ones can be used to run faster across surfaces.

* FashionVictimVillain: Invoked in-universe, where the enemies are people with poor fashion sense and questionable attire. Xx_UwU_Senpai_SwagMan_xX

* {{Acrofatic}}: Hugo Bauss, the first boss ([[ReferenceOverdosed named after]] real-life luxury fashion designer Hugo Boss) is surprisingly agile considering his weight, being able to jump all over the office.

* ShrunkInTheWash: One of the Loose Suits' weakness is the Wet'Ones, since the water makes their unfashionable loose suits shrink.

* FunnyForeigner: Tourists are enemies with a strange accent and attack with camera flashes that deal damage and briefly turn the screen white. More distressingly, they wear socks with sandals, which is a huge fashion crime.

** 2dye4 Elite's primary fire can be enhanced by using secondary fire on enemies and certain environmental objects.

** Dull Suits and Dull Managers are vulnerable to the 2DYE4's color attacks, which brightens up their suits.
** Neon Brahs are vulnerable to the 2DYE4's color drain mode, which drains their color, as well as the Wet'Ones, which washes away their color.

* MultipleLifeBars: The Mr. Spwedos enemy has two different fashion crimes (Spewdos and Cracs) and as such has two separate life bars. Both of these need to be depleted by the Tailoremade's Fabric Grenades and the Sock Gnomes in order to defeat them.

* LogicalWeakness: Every enemy type has a weakness to a different fashion-affecting weapon:

** Neon Brahs are vulnerable to the 2DYE4's color drain mode, which drains their color, as well as the Wet Ones, which washes away their color.
** Loose Suits are vulnerable to the Tailormade's needles, which sews up their loose suits. The Wet Ones also affects them, since their loose suits shrink when wet.

** Flamers have overly hot clothing that gives them actual fire powers, which makes them [[KillItWithWater vulnerable to the Wet Ones]].

** DJ 2-Louds wear loud garments along with electronic devices, which are shorted out by the Wet Ones.

* PlayingWithFire: Flamers wear clothing so overly hot that it gives them actual fire powers, like shooting fire shockwaves or placing lines of flames on the ground. Naturally, [[KillItWithWater they're weak to the Wet Ones]].

* ObnoxiousEntitledHousewife: The Karens are basically walking stereotypes of mean housewives, with Des even receiving a call about a Karen talking with a manager. In-game, they're considered to be {{Airborne Mook}}s.

* DefeatByModesty: Inverted by the Mr. Spewdos and the Gimp Suits, which are both defeated by forcing them into wearing decent clothing.

* DefeatByModesty: Inverted by the Mr. Spwedos and the Gimp Suits, which are both defeated by forcing them into wearing clothing.

* LogicalWeakness: Every enemy type has a weakness to a weapon:

** The Karens' loose fitting dress can be tightened with either the Belt or the Tailormade.

* PlayingWithFire: Flamers wear clothing so overly hot that it gives them actual fire powers, like shooting fire shockwaves or placing lines of flames on the ground.