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* LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters: When compared to what you normally get in a shooter. 20 ships from 15 different games.
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* {{Mondegreen}}: What do the bosses of this game have to do with Detroit? And why is the female announcer throwing up?[[note]]Supposed to be "Destroy" and "Power Up"[[/note]]
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''[=GwangeDash=]'' is to BulletHell shmups what VideoGame/CapcomVsWhatever is to fighting games.
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''[=GwangeDash=]'' is to BulletHell shmups what VideoGame/CapcomVsWhatever VideoGame/CapcomVs is to fighting games.
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* FlunkyBoss: Black Heart to an extent, but the final boss takes it to the extreme by using enemies, hostile player ships and finally [[VideoGame/RType Force units]] as projectiles, all firing shots of their own as well.
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* FlunkyBoss: Black Heart to an extent, but the final boss (bearing a resemblance to The [[VideoGame/RadiantSilvergun Stone]]-[[VideoGame/{{Ikaruga}} Like]]) takes it to the extreme by using enemies, hostile player ships and finally [[VideoGame/RType Force units]] as projectiles, all firing shots of their own as well.
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An indie game that combines elements from many different shooters, mainly Creator/{{Cave}} games, and with an impressive amount of playable ships from various games: [[VideoGame/DonPachi DON-8D A-Type, DON-8D B-Type, DON-8Z, DON-8Z Replica, Hibachi, ]-[|/34<#!]], [[VideoGame/CastleOfShikigami G&G ESP Stream]], [[VideoGame/{{Ketsui}} Tiger Schwert]], [[VideoGame/{{Guwange}} Rain]], [[VideoGame/BorderDown Red Wasp]], VideoGame/TwinCobra, [[VideoGame/{{Xevious}} Solvalou]], VideoGame/GeminiWing, VideoGameXIIStag, Spirit & Saber, [[VideoGame/{{Gradius}} Vic Viper]], VideoGame/{{Ikaruga}}, [[VideoGame/MutantNight Mu-Tron]], [[VideoGame/GigaWing Raijin]] and Blaster Mk-VI. The scoring system is lifted right out of [[VideoGame/DonPachi [=DoDonPachi Dai-Oh-Jou=]]], and a lot of other shmups are represented via enemies and bosses.
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An indie game that combines elements from many different shooters, mainly Creator/{{Cave}} games, and with an impressive amount of playable ships from various games: [[VideoGame/DonPachi DON-8D A-Type, DON-8D B-Type, DON-8Z, DON-8Z Replica, Hibachi, ]-[|/34<#!]], [[VideoGame/CastleOfShikigami G&G ESP Stream]], [[VideoGame/{{Ketsui}} Tiger Schwert]], [[VideoGame/{{Guwange}} Rain]], [[VideoGame/BorderDown Red Wasp]], VideoGame/TwinCobra, [[VideoGame/{{Xevious}} Solvalou]], VideoGame/GeminiWing, VideoGameXIIStag, VideoGame/XIIStag, Spirit & Saber, [[VideoGame/{{Gradius}} Vic Viper]], VideoGame/{{Ikaruga}}, [[VideoGame/MutantNight Mu-Tron]], [[VideoGame/GigaWing Raijin]] and Blaster Mk-VI. The scoring system is lifted right out of [[VideoGame/DonPachi [=DoDonPachi Dai-Oh-Jou=]]], and a lot of other shmups are represented via enemies and bosses.
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An indie game that combines elements from many different shooters, mainly Creator/{{Cave}} games, and with an impressive amount of playable ships from various games: [[VideoGame/DonPachi DON-8D A-Type, DON-8D B-Type, DON-8Z, DON-8Z Replica, Hibachi, ]-[|/34<#!]], [[VideoGame/CastleOfShikigami G&G ESP Stream]], [[VideoGame/{{Ketsui}} Tiger Schwert]], [[VideoGame/{{Guwange}} Rain]], [[VideoGame/BorderDown Red Wasp]], VideoGame/TwinCobra, [[VideoGame/{{Xevious}} Solvalou]], VideoGame/GeminiWing, XIIStag, Spirit & Saber, [[VideoGame/{{Gradius}} Vic Viper]], VideoGame/{{Ikaruga}}, [[VideoGame/MutantNight Mu-Tron]], [[VideoGame/GigaWing Raijin]] and Blaster Mk-VI. The scoring system is lifted right out of [[VideoGame/DonPachi [=DoDonPachi Dai-Oh-Jou=]]], and a lot of other shmups are represented via enemies and bosses.
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An indie game that combines elements from many different shooters, mainly Creator/{{Cave}} games, and with an impressive amount of playable ships from various games: [[VideoGame/DonPachi DON-8D A-Type, DON-8D B-Type, DON-8Z, DON-8Z Replica, Hibachi, ]-[|/34<#!]], [[VideoGame/CastleOfShikigami G&G ESP Stream]], [[VideoGame/{{Ketsui}} Tiger Schwert]], [[VideoGame/{{Guwange}} Rain]], [[VideoGame/BorderDown Red Wasp]], VideoGame/TwinCobra, [[VideoGame/{{Xevious}} Solvalou]], VideoGame/GeminiWing, XIIStag, VideoGameXIIStag, Spirit & Saber, [[VideoGame/{{Gradius}} Vic Viper]], VideoGame/{{Ikaruga}}, [[VideoGame/MutantNight Mu-Tron]], [[VideoGame/GigaWing Raijin]] and Blaster Mk-VI. The scoring system is lifted right out of [[VideoGame/DonPachi [=DoDonPachi Dai-Oh-Jou=]]], and a lot of other shmups are represented via enemies and bosses.
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An indie game that combines elements from many different shooters, mainly Creator/{{Cave}} games, and with an impressive amount of playable ships from various games: [[VideoGame/DonPachi DON-8D A-Type, DON-8D B-Type, DON-8Z, DON-8Z Replica, Hibachi, ]-[|/34<#!]], [[VideoGame/CastleOfShikigami G&G ESP Stream]], [[VideoGame/{{Ketsui}} Tiger Schwert]], [[VideoGame/{{Guwange}} Rain]], [[VideoGame/BorderDown Red Wasp]], VideoGame/TwinCobra, [[VideoGame/{{Xevious}} Solvalou]], VideoGame/GeminiWing, XIIStag, Spirit & Saber, [[VideoGame/{{Gradius}} Vic Viper]], VideoGame/{{Ikaruga}}, [[MutantNight Mu-Tron]], [[VideoGame/GigaWing Raijin]] and Blaster Mk-VI. The scoring system is lifted right out of [[VideoGame/DonPachi [=DoDonPachi Dai-Oh-Jou=]]], and a lot of other shmups are represented via enemies and bosses.
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An indie game that combines elements from many different shooters, mainly Creator/{{Cave}} games, and with an impressive amount of playable ships from various games: [[VideoGame/DonPachi DON-8D A-Type, DON-8D B-Type, DON-8Z, DON-8Z Replica, Hibachi, ]-[|/34<#!]], [[VideoGame/CastleOfShikigami G&G ESP Stream]], [[VideoGame/{{Ketsui}} Tiger Schwert]], [[VideoGame/{{Guwange}} Rain]], [[VideoGame/BorderDown Red Wasp]], VideoGame/TwinCobra, [[VideoGame/{{Xevious}} Solvalou]], VideoGame/GeminiWing, XIIStag, Spirit & Saber, [[VideoGame/{{Gradius}} Vic Viper]], VideoGame/{{Ikaruga}}, [[MutantNight [[VideoGame/MutantNight Mu-Tron]], [[VideoGame/GigaWing Raijin]] and Blaster Mk-VI. The scoring system is lifted right out of [[VideoGame/DonPachi [=DoDonPachi Dai-Oh-Jou=]]], and a lot of other shmups are represented via enemies and bosses.
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An indie game that combines elements from many different shooters, mainly Creator/{{Cave}} games, and with an impressive amount of playable ships from various games: [[VideoGame/DonPachi DON-8D A-Type, DON-8D B-Type, DON-8Z, DON-8Z Replica, Hibachi, ]-[|/34<#!]], [[ShikigamiNoShiro G&G ESP Stream]], [[VideoGame/{{Ketsui}} Tiger Schwert]], [[VideoGame/{{Guwange}} Rain]], [[VideoGame/BorderDown Red Wasp]], VideoGame/TwinCobra, [[VideoGame/{{Xevious}} Solvalou]], VideoGame/GeminiWing, XIIStag, Spirit & Saber, [[VideoGame/{{Gradius}} Vic Viper]], VideoGame/{{Ikaruga}}, [[MutantNight Mu-Tron]], [[VideoGame/GigaWing Raijin]] and Blaster Mk-VI. The scoring system is lifted right out of [[VideoGame/DonPachi [=DoDonPachi Dai-Oh-Jou=]]], and a lot of other shmups are represented via enemies and bosses.
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An indie game that combines elements from many different shooters, mainly Creator/{{Cave}} games, and with an impressive amount of playable ships from various games: [[VideoGame/DonPachi DON-8D A-Type, DON-8D B-Type, DON-8Z, DON-8Z Replica, Hibachi, ]-[|/34<#!]], [[ShikigamiNoShiro [[VideoGame/CastleOfShikigami G&G ESP Stream]], [[VideoGame/{{Ketsui}} Tiger Schwert]], [[VideoGame/{{Guwange}} Rain]], [[VideoGame/BorderDown Red Wasp]], VideoGame/TwinCobra, [[VideoGame/{{Xevious}} Solvalou]], VideoGame/GeminiWing, XIIStag, Spirit & Saber, [[VideoGame/{{Gradius}} Vic Viper]], VideoGame/{{Ikaruga}}, [[MutantNight Mu-Tron]], [[VideoGame/GigaWing Raijin]] and Blaster Mk-VI. The scoring system is lifted right out of [[VideoGame/DonPachi [=DoDonPachi Dai-Oh-Jou=]]], and a lot of other shmups are represented via enemies and bosses.
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* {{Expy}}: G&G ESP Stream is [[ShikigamiNoShiro Kotaroh Kuga]] in ship form, Rain is [[VideoGame/{{Guwange}} Kosame]] and Spirit & Saber is the dragon from... well, [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin Dragon Spirit and Dragon Saber]].
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* {{Expy}}: G&G ESP Stream is [[ShikigamiNoShiro [[VideoGame/CastleOfShikigami Kotaroh Kuga]] in ship form, Rain is [[VideoGame/{{Guwange}} Kosame]] and Spirit & Saber is the dragon from... well, [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin Dragon Spirit and Dragon Saber]].
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* SdrawkcabName: [[{{Cave}} EVAC Industries]].
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* SdrawkcabName: [[{{Cave}} [[Creator/{{Cave}} EVAC Industries]].
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* {{Homage}}: To [[ShootEmUp the]] [[BulletHell genre]] in general, and to {{Cave}} in particular.
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* {{Homage}}: To [[ShootEmUp the]] [[BulletHell genre]] in general, and to {{Cave}} Creator/{{Cave}} in particular.
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''[=GwangeDash=]'' is to BulletHell shmups what CapcomVsWhatever VideoGame/CapcomVsWhatever is to fighting games.
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* AwesomeButImpractical: [[{{Xevious}} Solvalou]] has one of the most powerful shots in the game, and its ground attack will eliminate nearly any ground-based enemy in one hit. The catch is that the standard shot cannot hit enemies on the ground, and just as in the original game, the ground attack is only useable at a fixed absolute distance from the ship itself.
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* AwesomeButImpractical: [[{{Xevious}} [[VideoGame/{{Xevious}} Solvalou]] has one of the most powerful shots in the game, and its ground attack will eliminate nearly any ground-based enemy in one hit. The catch is that the standard shot cannot hit enemies on the ground, and just as in the original game, the ground attack is only useable at a fixed absolute distance from the ship itself.
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An indie game that combines elements from many different shooters, mainly {{Cave}} games, and with an impressive amount of playable ships from various games: [[VideoGame/DonPachi DON-8D A-Type, DON-8D B-Type, DON-8Z, DON-8Z Replica, Hibachi, ]-[|/34<#!]], [[ShikigamiNoShiro G&G ESP Stream]], [[VideoGame/{{Ketsui}} Tiger Schwert]], [[VideoGame/{{Guwange}} Rain]], [[BorderDown Red Wasp]], VideoGame/TwinCobra, [[VideoGame/{{Xevious}} Solvalou]], VideoGame/GeminiWing, XIIStag, Spirit & Saber, [[VideoGame/{{Gradius}} Vic Viper]], VideoGame/{{Ikaruga}}, [[MutantNight Mu-Tron]], [[VideoGame/GigaWing Raijin]] and Blaster Mk-VI. The scoring system is lifted right out of [[VideoGame/DonPachi [=DoDonPachi Dai-Oh-Jou=]]], and a lot of other shmups are represented via enemies and bosses.
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An indie game that combines elements from many different shooters, mainly {{Cave}} Creator/{{Cave}} games, and with an impressive amount of playable ships from various games: [[VideoGame/DonPachi DON-8D A-Type, DON-8D B-Type, DON-8Z, DON-8Z Replica, Hibachi, ]-[|/34<#!]], [[ShikigamiNoShiro G&G ESP Stream]], [[VideoGame/{{Ketsui}} Tiger Schwert]], [[VideoGame/{{Guwange}} Rain]], [[BorderDown [[VideoGame/BorderDown Red Wasp]], VideoGame/TwinCobra, [[VideoGame/{{Xevious}} Solvalou]], VideoGame/GeminiWing, XIIStag, Spirit & Saber, [[VideoGame/{{Gradius}} Vic Viper]], VideoGame/{{Ikaruga}}, [[MutantNight Mu-Tron]], [[VideoGame/GigaWing Raijin]] and Blaster Mk-VI. The scoring system is lifted right out of [[VideoGame/DonPachi [=DoDonPachi Dai-Oh-Jou=]]], and a lot of other shmups are represented via enemies and bosses.
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* ContinuingIsPainful: With Vic Viper, dying on later stages and thus losing all your powerups means the game is essentially over for you... in other words, exactly like how it is in {{Gradius}}!
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* ContinuingIsPainful: With Vic Viper, dying on later stages and thus losing all your powerups means the game is essentially over for you... in other words, exactly like how it is in {{Gradius}}!VideoGame/{{Gradius}}!
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* FlunkyBoss: Black Heart to an extent, but the final boss takes it to the extreme by using enemies, hostile player ships and finally [[{{R-Type}} Force units]] as projectiles, all firing shots of their own as well.
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* FlunkyBoss: Black Heart to an extent, but the final boss takes it to the extreme by using enemies, hostile player ships and finally [[{{R-Type}} [[VideoGame/RType Force units]] as projectiles, all firing shots of their own as well.
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An indie game that combines elements from many different shooters, mainly {{Cave}} games, and with an impressive amount of playable ships from various games: [[DonPachi DON-8D A-Type, DON-8D B-Type, DON-8Z, DON-8Z Replica, Hibachi, ]-[|/34<#!]], [[ShikigamiNoShiro G&G ESP Stream]], [[VideoGame/{{Ketsui}} Tiger Schwert]], [[VideoGame/{{Guwange}} Rain]], [[BorderDown Red Wasp]], VideoGame/TwinCobra, [[VideoGame/{{Xevious}} Solvalou]], VideoGame/GeminiWing, XIIStag, Spirit & Saber, [[VideoGame/{{Gradius}} Vic Viper]], VideoGame/{{Ikaruga}}, [[MutantNight Mu-Tron]], [[VideoGame/GigaWing Raijin]] and Blaster Mk-VI. The scoring system is lifted right out of [[DonPachi [=DoDonPachi Dai-Oh-Jou=]]], and a lot of other shmups are represented via enemies and bosses.
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An indie game that combines elements from many different shooters, mainly {{Cave}} games, and with an impressive amount of playable ships from various games: [[DonPachi [[VideoGame/DonPachi DON-8D A-Type, DON-8D B-Type, DON-8Z, DON-8Z Replica, Hibachi, ]-[|/34<#!]], [[ShikigamiNoShiro G&G ESP Stream]], [[VideoGame/{{Ketsui}} Tiger Schwert]], [[VideoGame/{{Guwange}} Rain]], [[BorderDown Red Wasp]], VideoGame/TwinCobra, [[VideoGame/{{Xevious}} Solvalou]], VideoGame/GeminiWing, XIIStag, Spirit & Saber, [[VideoGame/{{Gradius}} Vic Viper]], VideoGame/{{Ikaruga}}, [[MutantNight Mu-Tron]], [[VideoGame/GigaWing Raijin]] and Blaster Mk-VI. The scoring system is lifted right out of [[DonPachi [[VideoGame/DonPachi [=DoDonPachi Dai-Oh-Jou=]]], and a lot of other shmups are represented via enemies and bosses.
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** Awesome for playing but impractical for scoring is [[DonPachi ]-[|/34<#!]], which plays like a very powerful version of the normal DDP ships, but has a hard time scoring well as building a lasting hit chain with it is very difficult. Hibachi is similar, as while it can spray continuous death all day long, it only has two speeds: Insanely fast and painfully slow, and to uncover bees with it you need to be right on top of them.
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** Awesome for playing but impractical for scoring is [[DonPachi [[VideoGame/DonPachi ]-[|/34<#!]], which plays like a very powerful version of the normal DDP ships, but has a hard time scoring well as building a lasting hit chain with it is very difficult. Hibachi is similar, as while it can spray continuous death all day long, it only has two speeds: Insanely fast and painfully slow, and to uncover bees with it you need to be right on top of them.
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* GameBreaker[[invoked]]: Intentional with [[DonPachi Hibachi]], who can fire a BulletHell of its own.
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* GameBreaker[[invoked]]: Intentional with [[DonPachi [[VideoGame/DonPachi Hibachi]], who can fire a BulletHell of its own.
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* NostalgiaLevel: Stage 1 is quite reminiscent of ''VideoGame/{{Ketsui}}'' stage 1, with the same midboss, and the boss is the stage 1 boss from [[DonPachi DoDonPachi Dai-Oh-Jou]]. The first half of stage 2 is also similar to ''VideoGame/{{Ketsui}}'' stage 2, and the boss is the boss from stage 3.
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* NostalgiaLevel: Stage 1 is quite reminiscent of ''VideoGame/{{Ketsui}}'' stage 1, with the same midboss, and the boss is the stage 1 boss from [[DonPachi [[VideoGame/DonPachi DoDonPachi Dai-Oh-Jou]]. The first half of stage 2 is also similar to ''VideoGame/{{Ketsui}}'' stage 2, and the boss is the boss from stage 3.
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* BattleGaregga: Black Heart, albeit depowered, makes an appearance as the boss of stage four.
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* BattleGaregga: VideoGame/BattleGaregga: Black Heart, albeit depowered, makes an appearance as the boss of stage four.
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* {{Mondegreen}}: What do the bosses of this game have to do with Detroit? And why is the female announcer throwing up?[[hottip:*:Supposed to be "Destroy" and "Power Up"]]
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* {{Mondegreen}}: What do the bosses of this game have to do with Detroit? And why is the female announcer throwing up?[[hottip:*:Supposed up?[[note]]Supposed to be "Destroy" and "Power Up"]]Up"[[/note]]
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An indie game that combines elements from many different shooters, mainly {{Cave}} games, and with an impressive amount of playable ships from various games: [[DonPachi DON-8D A-Type, DON-8D B-Type, DON-8Z, DON-8Z Replica, Hibachi, ]-[|/34<#!]], [[ShikigamiNoShiro G&G ESP Stream]], [[VideoGame/{{Ketsui}} Tiger Schwert]], [[{{Guwange}} Rain]], [[BorderDown Red Wasp]], VideoGame/TwinCobra, [[VideoGame/{{Xevious}} Solvalou]], VideoGame/GeminiWing, XIIStag, Spirit & Saber, [[VideoGame/{{Gradius}} Vic Viper]], VideoGame/{{Ikaruga}}, [[MutantNight Mu-Tron]], [[VideoGame/GigaWing Raijin]] and Blaster Mk-VI. The scoring system is lifted right out of [[DonPachi [=DoDonPachi Dai-Oh-Jou=]]], and a lot of other shmups are represented via enemies and bosses.
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An indie game that combines elements from many different shooters, mainly {{Cave}} games, and with an impressive amount of playable ships from various games: [[DonPachi DON-8D A-Type, DON-8D B-Type, DON-8Z, DON-8Z Replica, Hibachi, ]-[|/34<#!]], [[ShikigamiNoShiro G&G ESP Stream]], [[VideoGame/{{Ketsui}} Tiger Schwert]], [[{{Guwange}} [[VideoGame/{{Guwange}} Rain]], [[BorderDown Red Wasp]], VideoGame/TwinCobra, [[VideoGame/{{Xevious}} Solvalou]], VideoGame/GeminiWing, XIIStag, Spirit & Saber, [[VideoGame/{{Gradius}} Vic Viper]], VideoGame/{{Ikaruga}}, [[MutantNight Mu-Tron]], [[VideoGame/GigaWing Raijin]] and Blaster Mk-VI. The scoring system is lifted right out of [[DonPachi [=DoDonPachi Dai-Oh-Jou=]]], and a lot of other shmups are represented via enemies and bosses.
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* {{Expy}}: G&G ESP Stream is [[ShikigamiNoShiro Kotaroh Kuga]] in ship form, Rain is [[{{Guwange}} Kosame]] and Spirit & Saber is the dragon from... well, [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin Dragon Spirit and Dragon Saber]].
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* {{Expy}}: G&G ESP Stream is [[ShikigamiNoShiro Kotaroh Kuga]] in ship form, Rain is [[{{Guwange}} [[VideoGame/{{Guwange}} Kosame]] and Spirit & Saber is the dragon from... well, [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin Dragon Spirit and Dragon Saber]].
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An indie game that combines elements from many different shooters, mainly {{Cave}} games, and with an impressive amount of playable ships from various games: [[DonPachi DON-8D A-Type, DON-8D B-Type, DON-8Z, DON-8Z Replica, Hibachi, ]-[|/34<#!]], [[ShikigamiNoShiro G&G ESP Stream]], [[VideoGame/{{Ketsui}} Tiger Schwert]], [[{{Guwange}} Rain]], [[BorderDown Red Wasp]], VideoGame/TwinCobra, [[{{Xevious}} Solvalou]], GeminiWing, XIIStag, Spirit & Saber, [[{{Gradius}} Vic Viper]], {{Ikaruga}}, [[MutantNight Mu-Tron]], [[GigaWing Raijin]] and Blaster Mk-VI. The scoring system is lifted right out of [[DonPachi [=DoDonPachi Dai-Oh-Jou=]]], and a lot of other shmups are represented via enemies and bosses.
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An indie game that combines elements from many different shooters, mainly {{Cave}} games, and with an impressive amount of playable ships from various games: [[DonPachi DON-8D A-Type, DON-8D B-Type, DON-8Z, DON-8Z Replica, Hibachi, ]-[|/34<#!]], [[ShikigamiNoShiro G&G ESP Stream]], [[VideoGame/{{Ketsui}} Tiger Schwert]], [[{{Guwange}} Rain]], [[BorderDown Red Wasp]], VideoGame/TwinCobra, [[{{Xevious}} [[VideoGame/{{Xevious}} Solvalou]], GeminiWing, VideoGame/GeminiWing, XIIStag, Spirit & Saber, [[{{Gradius}} [[VideoGame/{{Gradius}} Vic Viper]], {{Ikaruga}}, VideoGame/{{Ikaruga}}, [[MutantNight Mu-Tron]], [[GigaWing [[VideoGame/GigaWing Raijin]] and Blaster Mk-VI. The scoring system is lifted right out of [[DonPachi [=DoDonPachi Dai-Oh-Jou=]]], and a lot of other shmups are represented via enemies and bosses.
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* DualBoss: On higher difficulties, you fight two RadiantSilvergun fighters rather than one at the end of stage three.
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* DualBoss: On higher difficulties, you fight two RadiantSilvergun ''VideoGame/RadiantSilvergun'' fighters rather than one at the end of stage three.
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* MassiveMultiplayerCrossoverMegaCrossover
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''[=GwangeDash=]'' is to [[BulletHell shmups]] BulletHell shmups what CapcomVsWhatever is to fighting games.
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* NostalgiaLevel: Stage 1 is quite reminiscent of ''VideoGame/{{Ketsui}}'' stage 1, with the same midboss, and the boss is the stage 1 boss from [[DonPachi [=DoDonPachi Dai-Oh-Jou=]]]. The first half of stage 2 is also similar to ''VideoGame/{{Ketsui}}'' stage 2, and the boss is the boss from stage 3.
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* NostalgiaLevel: Stage 1 is quite reminiscent of ''VideoGame/{{Ketsui}}'' stage 1, with the same midboss, and the boss is the stage 1 boss from [[DonPachi [=DoDonPachi Dai-Oh-Jou=]]].DoDonPachi Dai-Oh-Jou]]. The first half of stage 2 is also similar to ''VideoGame/{{Ketsui}}'' stage 2, and the boss is the boss from stage 3.
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''[=GwangeDash=]'' is to [[BulletHell shmups]] what CapcomVsWhatever is to fighting games.
An indie game that combines elements from many different shooters, mainly {{Cave}} games, and with an impressive amount of playable ships from various games: [[DonPachi DON-8D A-Type, DON-8D B-Type, DON-8Z, DON-8Z Replica, Hibachi, ]-[|/34<#!]], [[ShikigamiNoShiro G&G ESP Stream]], [[VideoGame/{{Ketsui}} Tiger Schwert]], [[{{Guwange}} Rain]], [[BorderDown Red Wasp]], VideoGame/TwinCobra, [[{{Xevious}} Solvalou]], GeminiWing, XIIStag, Spirit & Saber, [[{{Gradius}} Vic Viper]], {{Ikaruga}}, [[MutantNight Mu-Tron]], [[GigaWing Raijin]] and Blaster Mk-VI. The scoring system is lifted right out of [[DonPachi [=DoDonPachi Dai-Oh-Jou=]]], and a lot of other shmups are represented via enemies and bosses.
!!''[=GwangeDash=]'' contains examples of:
* AwesomeButImpractical: [[{{Xevious}} Solvalou]] has one of the most powerful shots in the game, and its ground attack will eliminate nearly any ground-based enemy in one hit. The catch is that the standard shot cannot hit enemies on the ground, and just as in the original game, the ground attack is only useable at a fixed absolute distance from the ship itself.
** Awesome for playing but impractical for scoring is [[DonPachi ]-[|/34<#!]], which plays like a very powerful version of the normal DDP ships, but has a hard time scoring well as building a lasting hit chain with it is very difficult. Hibachi is similar, as while it can spray continuous death all day long, it only has two speeds: Insanely fast and painfully slow, and to uncover bees with it you need to be right on top of them.
* BattleGaregga: Black Heart, albeit depowered, makes an appearance as the boss of stage four.
* BossRush: Death Label.
* ContinuingIsPainful: With Vic Viper, dying on later stages and thus losing all your powerups means the game is essentially over for you... in other words, exactly like how it is in {{Gradius}}!
* DegradedBoss: The first stage boss of ''[=DoDonPachi=]'' appears as a midboss on the final stage.
* DualBoss: On higher difficulties, you fight two RadiantSilvergun fighters rather than one at the end of stage three.
* {{Expy}}: G&G ESP Stream is [[ShikigamiNoShiro Kotaroh Kuga]] in ship form, Rain is [[{{Guwange}} Kosame]] and Spirit & Saber is the dragon from... well, [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin Dragon Spirit and Dragon Saber]].
** A robotic enemy that behaves similarily to the high school stage boss of VideoGame/EspRaDe makes an appearance in stage 4.
* FlunkyBoss: Black Heart to an extent, but the final boss takes it to the extreme by using enemies, hostile player ships and finally [[{{R-Type}} Force units]] as projectiles, all firing shots of their own as well.
* GameBreaker[[invoked]]: Intentional with [[DonPachi Hibachi]], who can fire a BulletHell of its own.
* {{Homage}}: To [[ShootEmUp the]] [[BulletHell genre]] in general, and to {{Cave}} in particular.
* JokeCharacter: Mu-Tron, an alien (?) who isn't even from a shmup originally. Has a multicoloured EyeBeam with short range, but can get a very high chain if used properly.
* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: The creator has taken down the official download and asked for people to not publically share it anymore, which might have been due to issues with Cave.
** Someone claiming to be on the dev team is also going around telling people who've posted videos on Youtube to remove them.
* LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters: When compared to what you normally get in a shooter. 20 ships from 15 different games.
* MassiveMultiplayerCrossover
* {{Mondegreen}}: What do the bosses of this game have to do with Detroit? And why is the female announcer throwing up?[[hottip:*:Supposed to be "Destroy" and "Power Up"]]
* NostalgiaLevel: Stage 1 is quite reminiscent of ''VideoGame/{{Ketsui}}'' stage 1, with the same midboss, and the boss is the stage 1 boss from [[DonPachi [=DoDonPachi Dai-Oh-Jou=]]]. The first half of stage 2 is also similar to ''VideoGame/{{Ketsui}}'' stage 2, and the boss is the boss from stage 3.
* SdrawkcabName: [[{{Cave}} EVAC Industries]].
* SmartBomb: Most of the crafts have their own variety of it. Not all, though.
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An indie game that combines elements from many different shooters, mainly {{Cave}} games, and with an impressive amount of playable ships from various games: [[DonPachi DON-8D A-Type, DON-8D B-Type, DON-8Z, DON-8Z Replica, Hibachi, ]-[|/34<#!]], [[ShikigamiNoShiro G&G ESP Stream]], [[VideoGame/{{Ketsui}} Tiger Schwert]], [[{{Guwange}} Rain]], [[BorderDown Red Wasp]], VideoGame/TwinCobra, [[{{Xevious}} Solvalou]], GeminiWing, XIIStag, Spirit & Saber, [[{{Gradius}} Vic Viper]], {{Ikaruga}}, [[MutantNight Mu-Tron]], [[GigaWing Raijin]] and Blaster Mk-VI. The scoring system is lifted right out of [[DonPachi [=DoDonPachi Dai-Oh-Jou=]]], and a lot of other shmups are represented via enemies and bosses.
!!''[=GwangeDash=]'' contains examples of:
* AwesomeButImpractical: [[{{Xevious}} Solvalou]] has one of the most powerful shots in the game, and its ground attack will eliminate nearly any ground-based enemy in one hit. The catch is that the standard shot cannot hit enemies on the ground, and just as in the original game, the ground attack is only useable at a fixed absolute distance from the ship itself.
** Awesome for playing but impractical for scoring is [[DonPachi ]-[|/34<#!]], which plays like a very powerful version of the normal DDP ships, but has a hard time scoring well as building a lasting hit chain with it is very difficult. Hibachi is similar, as while it can spray continuous death all day long, it only has two speeds: Insanely fast and painfully slow, and to uncover bees with it you need to be right on top of them.
* BattleGaregga: Black Heart, albeit depowered, makes an appearance as the boss of stage four.
* BossRush: Death Label.
* ContinuingIsPainful: With Vic Viper, dying on later stages and thus losing all your powerups means the game is essentially over for you... in other words, exactly like how it is in {{Gradius}}!
* DegradedBoss: The first stage boss of ''[=DoDonPachi=]'' appears as a midboss on the final stage.
* DualBoss: On higher difficulties, you fight two RadiantSilvergun fighters rather than one at the end of stage three.
* {{Expy}}: G&G ESP Stream is [[ShikigamiNoShiro Kotaroh Kuga]] in ship form, Rain is [[{{Guwange}} Kosame]] and Spirit & Saber is the dragon from... well, [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin Dragon Spirit and Dragon Saber]].
** A robotic enemy that behaves similarily to the high school stage boss of VideoGame/EspRaDe makes an appearance in stage 4.
* FlunkyBoss: Black Heart to an extent, but the final boss takes it to the extreme by using enemies, hostile player ships and finally [[{{R-Type}} Force units]] as projectiles, all firing shots of their own as well.
* GameBreaker[[invoked]]: Intentional with [[DonPachi Hibachi]], who can fire a BulletHell of its own.
* {{Homage}}: To [[ShootEmUp the]] [[BulletHell genre]] in general, and to {{Cave}} in particular.
* JokeCharacter: Mu-Tron, an alien (?) who isn't even from a shmup originally. Has a multicoloured EyeBeam with short range, but can get a very high chain if used properly.
* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: The creator has taken down the official download and asked for people to not publically share it anymore, which might have been due to issues with Cave.
** Someone claiming to be on the dev team is also going around telling people who've posted videos on Youtube to remove them.
* LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters: When compared to what you normally get in a shooter. 20 ships from 15 different games.
* MassiveMultiplayerCrossover
* {{Mondegreen}}: What do the bosses of this game have to do with Detroit? And why is the female announcer throwing up?[[hottip:*:Supposed to be "Destroy" and "Power Up"]]
* NostalgiaLevel: Stage 1 is quite reminiscent of ''VideoGame/{{Ketsui}}'' stage 1, with the same midboss, and the boss is the stage 1 boss from [[DonPachi [=DoDonPachi Dai-Oh-Jou=]]]. The first half of stage 2 is also similar to ''VideoGame/{{Ketsui}}'' stage 2, and the boss is the boss from stage 3.
* SdrawkcabName: [[{{Cave}} EVAC Industries]].
* SmartBomb: Most of the crafts have their own variety of it. Not all, though.
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