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* BlueAndOrangeMorality: Going hand in hand with the very surreal theme of the game, most characters in this game have very, very strange ways of thinking. One character even ponders how copulating squids resemble clasped hands and intertwined fingers [[{{Squick}} (and the game even treats you to a very low resolution video clip)]]...
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* BlueAndOrangeMorality: Going hand in hand with the very surreal theme of the game, most characters in this game have very, very strange ways of thinking.
** One charactereven ponders how copulating squids squid resemble clasped hands and intertwined fingers fingers, [[{{Squick}} (and and the game even treats you to a very low resolution video clip)]]...clip]]...
** One character
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* BlueAndOrangeMorality: Going hand in hand with the very surreal theme of the game, most characters in this game have very, very strange ways of thinking. One character even ponders [[{{Squick}} how copulating squids resemble clasped hands and intertwined fingers (and the game even treats you to a very low resolution video clip)]]...
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* BlueAndOrangeMorality: Going hand in hand with the very surreal theme of the game, most characters in this game have very, very strange ways of thinking. One character even ponders [[{{Squick}} how copulating squids resemble clasped hands and intertwined fingers fingers [[{{Squick}} (and the game even treats you to a very low resolution video clip)]]...
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** [[spoiler: You can completely avoid fighting either the First-Person Shooter or Mr. Freedom in order to escape the Rift with the help of a teleportation service located within one of the Rift's areas.]]
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** [[spoiler: You can completely avoid fighting either the First-Person Shooter or Mr. Freedom in order to escape the Rift with the help of a teleportation service located within one of the Rift's areas.]]
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* BodyHorror: You were a human woman who was decapitated and had her head replaced with a turnkey device. Apparently, this is a standard procedure done to women in your homeland. Men, on the other hand, are rarely born[[note]](children of both sexes are actually manufactured, not born)[[/note]] at all, and those who are normally are castrated.
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* BodyHorror: You were a human woman who was decapitated and had her head replaced with a turnkey device. Apparently, this is a standard procedure done to women in your homeland. Men, on the other hand, are rarely born[[note]](children of both sexes are actually manufactured, not born)[[/note]] at all, and those who are born normally are castrated.
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* NonHumanHead: Gingiva has a metal turnkey replacing her head, though she wasn't born that way: they had to chop off her normal head and put on the turnkey in its place.
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* BodyHorror: You were a human woman who was decapitated and had her head replaced with a turnkey device. Apparently, this is a standard procedure done to women in your homeland. Men, on the other hand, are rarely born[[note]](children of both sexes are actually manufactured, not born, anymore)[[/note]] at all, and those who are normally are castrated.
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* BodyHorror: You were a human woman who was decapitated and had her head replaced with a turnkey device. Apparently, this is a standard procedure done to women in your homeland. Men, on the other hand, are rarely born[[note]](children of both sexes are actually manufactured, not born, anymore)[[/note]] born)[[/note]] at all, and those who are normally are castrated.
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* BodyHorror: You were a human woman who was decapitated and had her head replaced with a turnkey device. Apparently, this is a standard procedure done to women in your homeland. Men, on the other hand, are rarely born[[note]]("manufactured" is the correct word)[[/note]] at all, and those who are normally are castrated.
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* BodyHorror: You were a human woman who was decapitated and had her head replaced with a turnkey device. Apparently, this is a standard procedure done to women in your homeland. Men, on the other hand, are rarely born[[note]]("manufactured" is the correct word)[[/note]] born[[note]](children of both sexes are actually manufactured, not born, anymore)[[/note]] at all, and those who are normally are castrated.
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* BodyHorror: You were a normal human woman who was decapitated and had her head replaced with a turnkey device. Apparently, this is a standard thing done to women in your homeland. Men, on the other hand, are castrated.
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* BodyHorror: You were a normal human woman who was decapitated and had her head replaced with a turnkey device. Apparently, this is a standard thing procedure done to women in your homeland. Men, on the other hand, are rarely born[[note]]("manufactured" is the correct word)[[/note]] at all, and those who are normally are castrated.
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* AmbiguousGender: Genie has been confirmed to be female by WordOfGod.
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* AmbiguousGender: Genie [[spoiler:Genie]] has been confirmed to be female by WordOfGod.
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* Ambiguous Gender: AmbiguousGender: Genie has been confirmed to be female by WordOfGod.
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* Ambiguous Gender: Genie has been confirmed to be female by WordOfGod.
* CatsAreMean: Averted with the snake cats, who are among the very few friendly creatures in the game.
* KilledOffForReal: All of the monsters in the game; they will never respawn after being defeated.
* OurMonstersAreWeird: As was the case in ''Middens'', just about every creature encountered in the game. Trying to actually describe most of the monsters will probably just give you a migraine.
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* OurMonstersAreWeird: As was the case in ''Middens'', just about every creature encountered in the game. Trying to actually describe most of the monsters will probably just give you a migraine.
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* OurMonstersAreWeird: As was the case in ''Middens'', just about every creature encountered in the game. Trying to actually describe most of the monsters will probably just give you a migraine.TimeAbyss: The Rift.
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* HeroOfAnotherStory: [[PreviousPlayerCharacterCameo The Nomad]], who [[spoiler:makes an appearance at the end of the game, waiting with you at the bus stop.]]
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* HeroOfAnotherStory: [[PreviousPlayerCharacterCameo The Nomad]], who can randomly be seen wandering around in the Rift, though you can't interact with him in any way. He also [[spoiler:makes an appearance at the end of the game, waiting with you at the bus stop.]]
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* PurpleProse: In ''truckloads''; it's part of why the dialogue and plot is so difficult to follow.
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** He can occasionally be spotted wandering around in the Rift, though you cannot interact with him in any way.
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* AmbiguouslyHuman: You meet a handful of humanoids, but never any actual humans in the game. It isn't clear if the protagonist herself truly is (or ever was) one, either.
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*[[YouGottaHaveBlueHair You Gotta Have Pink Hair]]: At the end, it's revealed that [[spoiler: Gingiva has bubblegum pink hair.]]
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* EldritchAbomination: Most creatures encountered in the game qualify; the Rift bosses Mr Freedom and the First-Person Shooter stand out in particular.
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* NoOshaCompliance: The factory that you escape from being forced to work in, which among other things, has dangerous conditions that have gotten ''many'' of your fellow laborers killed in the past, and also forces little girls to labor alongside adults.
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** Possibly the world as a whole was bigger than it was today even in it's current state, since the Rift is slowly eating away at it and by the end [[spoiler:it does so entirely]].
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* MysteriousPast: It's explained that the protagonist ''was'' once a normal human girl who had a home with her parents. What happened to them, or why she was sent to the factory, is never revealed.
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* MysteriousPast: It's explained that the protagonist ''was'' once a normal human girl who had a home with her parents. What happened to them, or why she was sent to the factory, is never revealed.revealed, except for the implication that [[spoiler:they were killed by gunsnakes.]]
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* DummiedOut: ''Gingiva'' is built off of ''Moments or Silence'', which was canceled. While the Reptile Twins and Mr. Freedom still appear, the protagonist is unused, his sprites still in the game files.
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* DummiedOut: ''Gingiva'' is built off of ''Moments or of Silence'', which was canceled. While the Reptile Twins and Mr. Freedom still appear, the protagonist is unused, his sprites still in the game files.files.
* EldritchLocation: The Rift, naturally. It's also eating away at the world around it.
* EldritchLocation: The Rift, naturally. It's also eating away at the world around it.
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* GeniusLoci: At a certain point in the game, the characters visit [[spoiler:the center of The Rift, who has a face and speaks to them.]]
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* CorruptCorporateExecutive: The main antagonists are entirely made up of these, from your immediate boss Holy Mother Most High to the hired hands the Reptile Twins.
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''[[http://gamejolt.com/games/rpg/gingiva/17758/ Gingiva]]'' is an RPG Maker game created by indie developer [[http://gamejolt.com/profile/myformerselves/12887/ myformerselves]]. It serves as a sequel to the developer's first game, ''{{VideoGame/Middens}}'', with several reappearing themes and characters.
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''[[http://gamejolt.com/games/rpg/gingiva/17758/ Gingiva]]'' is an RPG Maker game created by indie developer [[http://gamejolt.com/profile/myformerselves/12887/ myformerselves]]. It serves as a sequel (though probably taking place before, [[MindScrew or possibly not]]) to the developer's first game, ''{{VideoGame/Middens}}'', with several reappearing themes and characters.
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* IHaveManyNames: Several characters have two different but similar names. For example, The Magistrate/The Marquess, Holy Mother Most High/Queen Mother Most High, and Reptile Twin and Twin Reptile/The Other and The One.
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* BigBad: Technically it would seem to be the "Holy Mother Most High", but after the prologue, the role of the main villain is largely filled by her lackey "The Marquess".
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* BigBad: Technically it would seem to be the "Holy Mother Most High", but after the prologue, the role of the main villain is largely filled by her lackey "The Marquess".
** BiggerBadThe Magistrate.
** BiggerBad
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--> Monster: My secretary is looking Make me more attractive all the time.offspring. Then sweep.
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* HappilyMarried: While most of the bosses turn out to be abusive or domineering husbands, a handful of them actually do have a post-marriage line that ''is'' rather kind or loving (you still get a game over if you don't sue for divorce, though).
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* OffingTheOffspring: In the post-marriage screen, your own babies can actually attack you, and you are forced to kill them...
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* NotSoExtinct: The factory's prison, a former wildlife sanctuary, is inhabited by the ghosts of apparently extinct creatures called "snake cats". However, deep in the Rift, you find that they are still very much alive, with one area containing a small population of them (they're very friendly, and also sentient).
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* GreenAesop: The destruction of nature and the environment is mention quite a bit.
-> Factory worker: We traded the forests for store receipts and toilet paper. Was it worth it?
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* GreenAesop: The destruction of nature and the environment is mention mentioned quite a bit.
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-> Factory worker: We traded the forests for store receipts and toilet paper. Was it worth it?
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* StrawMisogynist: One of the boss monsters, whose name is [[MeaningfulName "Patriarchy"]].
-->'''Monster:''' I know my ABC's and I can count to three... marry me?
-->'''You:''' I do not.
-->'''Monster:''' Maybe I can mansplain the situation to you.
-->'''Monster:''' I know my ABC's and I can count to three... marry me?
-->'''You:''' I do not.
-->'''Monster:''' Maybe I can mansplain the situation to you.
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* DatingSim: The update upgrades the interactions with Gingiva's suitors to this; certain responses can give buffs to them if you choose to fight them.
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* VillainProtaginist: VillainProtagonist: [[spoiler: The Reptile Twins]]
