History VideoGame / KeioFlyingSquadron

* DoesNotLikeShoes: Himiko; comes with being a TomboyPrincess.

* VictoriasSecretCompartment: Rami at the end the second game stores some gold bars in this way. Funnily enough they give her fake GagBoobs while she stores them.

* MsFanservice: Rami. PlayboyBunny outfit? Check. Nice legs? Check. The only thing Rami doesn't have is [[BuxomIsBetter big breasts]], but even then she gets those briefly at one point.

* MsFanservice: Rami. PlayboyBunny outfit? Check. ShesGotLegs? Check. The only thing Rami doesn't have is [[BuxomIsBetter big breasts]], but even then she gets those briefly at one point.

* BigBad: Dr. Pon.

* CampGay: Benkei, of all people.

* TheFlatwoodsMonster: The Flatwoods Monster is the boss of Chapter 5, Scene 1: Outer Space in ''Keio Flying Squadron 2''. At first, rather than a skirt its lower half consists of a bomb-shaped rocket launcher. When dealt enough damage, it bursts open and [[ShesGotLegs sexy legs]] sprout from it. The Flatwoods Monster then tries to hit Rami with huge mace-hands.

* MadScientist: Dr. Pon.

* PlayboyBunny: Rami's primary outfit.
* TheRival: Himiko.
* {{Tanuki}}: Dr. Pon is one of these.

* AmbiguousGender: Due to translator antics Spot is [[ShesAManInJapan male in Japan and female in the translation]]. Now you'd think they would just be canonically male then, especially since at some points you can see Spot's [[{{Squick}} balls]]... But then they give birth to children in the first game's ending.

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* [[ThankingTheViewer Thanking the Player]]: Rami at the end of the first game. She simply waves at the player at the end of the second game.

* AmbiguousGender: Spot. Due to translator antics they are [[ShesAManInJapan male in Japan and female in the translation]]. Now you’d think Spot would just be can canonly male then, especially since at some points you can see Spot’s [[{{Squick}} balls]]... But then they give birth to children in the first game’s ending. Their voice also gives no indication.

* MsFanservice: Rami. PlayboyBunny outfit? Check. ShesGotLegs? Check. The only thing Rami dosen’t have is [[BuxomIsBetter big breasts]], but even then she gets those briefly at one point.

''Keio Flying Squadron'' (known as ''Keio Yugekitai'' in Japanese) is a series of video games developed by Victor Entertainment, which includes three games. The first game, for the Sega CD, is a standard HorizontalScrollingShooter. The second game, for the Sega Saturn, is a 2D PlatformGame, and the third game is a party game for the UsefulNotes/PlayStation.

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* MsFanservice: Rami. PlayboyBunny outfit? Check. ShesGotLegs? Check. The only thing Rumi dosen’t have is [[BuxomIsBetter big breasts]], but even then she gets those briefly at one point.

* WombLevel: The setting of the FinalBoss battle of the second game is in the belly of some bizarre demon.

* AmbiguousGender: Spot. It’s never made clear on whether Spot is male or female, characters will refer to Spot with male pronouns on occasion but Spot clearly gives birth to children in the first game. Their voice also gives no indication.

* AmbigiousGender: Spot. It’s never made clear on whether Spot is male or female, characters will refer to Spot with male pronouns on occasion but Spot clearly gives birth to children in the first game. Their voice also gives no indication.

* MsFanservice: Rami. PlayboyBunny outfit? Check. ShesGotLegs? Check. The only thing Rumi dosen’t have is [[BuxomIsBetter big breasts]], but even gets those briefly at one point.

* MsFanservice: Rami.

* WombLevel: The setting of the FinalBoss battle of the second game.

* DoesNotLikeShoes: Himiko, which comes with being a TomboyPrincess.

''Keio Flying Squadron'' (known as ''Keio Yugekitai'' in Japanese) is a series of video games developed by Victor Entertainment, which includes three games. The first game, for the Sega CD, is a standard HorizontalScrollingShooter. The second game, for the Sega Saturn, is a 2D PlatformGame, and the third game is a party game for the PlayStation.

* [[ThankingTheViewer Thanking the Player]]: Rami at the end of the first game.

* OnTheNextEpisodeOfCatchphrase: Every stage in the series ends with a preview of the next stage, followed by Rami saying, "Push start!" However, in the case of the second game, the game will automatically take you to the next stage.

* MacGuffin: The spheres.

''Keio Flying Squadron'', known as ''Keio Keioyugekitai'' in Japan, is a series of video games developed by Victor Entertainment, which includes three games. The first game, for the Sega CD, is a standard HorizontalScrollingShooter. The second game, for the Sega Saturn, is a 2D platformer, and the third game is a party game for the PlayStation. The series follows the adventures of a 14-year-old girl named Rami Nana-Hikari, who dresses in a PlayboyBunny outfit and lives with her grandparents and has a pet dragon named Spot, or Pochi in the Japanese versions. Her enemies include [[BigBad Dr. Pon Eho]], a raccoon MadScientist with an IQ of 1400 that stole Rami's sphere from her, and [[TheRival Himiko Yamatai]], who first appeared in the second game, a princess who claims the spheres belong to her family. She also pilots a robot named Psy-vee.

''Keio Flying Squadron'', known as ''Keio Keioyugekitai'' in Japan, is a series of video games developed by Victor Entertainment, which includes three games. The first game, for the Sega CD, is a standard ShootEmUp. The second game, for the Sega Saturn, is a 2D platformer, and the third game is a party game for the PlayStation. The series follows the adventures of a 14-year-old girl named Rami Nana-Hikari, who dresses in a PlayboyBunny outfit and lives with her grandparents and has a pet dragon named Spot, or Pochi in the Japanese versions. Her enemies include [[BigBad Dr. Pon Eho]], a raccoon MadScientist with an IQ of 1400 that stole Rami's sphere from her, and [[TheRival Himiko Yamatai]], who first appeared in the second game, a princess who claims the spheres belong to her family. She also pilots a robot named Psy-vee.

* TheRival: Himiko.