History VideoGame / LethalCrisis

The ''Lethal'' series was re-released through UsefulNotes/{{Steam}} in July 2023, albeit without a translation for ''Lethal Crisis'' and ''[=ProtoSphere=]''. An unofficial English translation patch for ''Lethal Crisis'' was released and can be found [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k55OrMFQ7q0 here]].

The ''Lethal'' series is slated to be re-released through UsefulNotes/{{Steam}} in July 2023, with a demo available for ''Lethal Crisis'' and ''Lethal Crisis [=ProtoSphere=]''.

* BoobsOfSteel: The original Clarino, [[RobotGirl literally]] and [[HotterAndSexier figuratively]] speaking, in the second game [[spoiler:after her original body was destroyed in the first game]].

''Lethal Crisis'' is a doujin side-scrolling action series by Daisessen for Windows. The first game, released in 2009 during Comiket 77, is a prequel to the circle's formally retail-turned-freeware game, ''Lethal Application''. However, unlike its predecessor, ''Lethal Crisis'' is a side-scrolling action-platformer although it does share some of its gameplay traits.

* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: Clarino Second, who has long, flowing hair like her blonde-haired counterpart except her hair is blue. Velde also has green hair. [[spoiler:War-War has purple hair.]]

* FrickinLaserBeams: Some of your Applications and your enemies are capable of spamming them.

'''''Lethal Crisis''''' is a doujin side-scrolling action series by Daisessen for Windows. The first game, released in 2009 during Comiket 77, is a prequel to the circle's formally retail-turned-freeware game, ''Lethal Application''. However, unlike its predecessor, ''Lethal Crisis'' is a side-scrolling action-platformer although it does share some of its gameplay traits.

* BashBrothers: In Stages 5 through 7A, Clarino teams up with Clarino Second team up and kick some ass together.

* [[BashBrothers Bash Sisters]]: In Stages 5 through 7A, Clarino teams up with Clarino Second team up and kick some ass together.
* [[TheBigGuy The Big Girl]]: Velde, and she's also sporting a {{BFG}}.

* DualBoss: Stage 8 in the first game [[spoiler:has you fighting against Diska and E-pise; Velde joins in on the fight if lasts more than 45 seconds]].

* [[spoiler:IdiotHero: Clarino Second becomes one in the first game after the original gets killed off in Stage 9A.]]

'''''Lethal Crisis''''' is a spin-off prequel series by Daisessen to a formally-retail-turned-{{freeware|Game}} doujin game, ''Lethal Application''. Unlike its predecessor, ''Lethal Crisis'' is a side-scrolling action-platformer although it does share some of its gameplay traits.

In this game you play as Clarino, a RobotGirl capable of arming herself with various weapons called "Applications" at her disposal. Each weapon in the games ranges from [[LaserBlade beam sabers]], [[HomingProjectile homing daggers]], a [[SpreadShot spread gun]], flare guns and more. She can also gain new abilities as she speeds through several maze-like levels. However, to gain these power-ups and upgrades, you must complete a stage while meeting certain conditions (e.g. clearing a stage under a certain time-frame or score a lot of points). Throughout each stage are littered with all sorts of obstacles, MechaMooks, and other robot girls that wants to destroy you. Though when push comes to being bombarded by a swarm of goons, Clarino can throw herself into [[SuperMode Burst Mode]] and let loose some very powerful attacks courtesy of a DoppelgangerAttack at the expense of draining her Life Energy.

''Lethal Crisis'' was later followed-up with ''Lethal Crisis [=ProtoSphere=]'', which plays much like a {{Roguelike}} with randomly-generated levels while maintaining the action-platformer gameplay of the first game.

The game was released to Windows PC during Comiket 77 in 2009, but unfortunately it has been overshadowed by other doujin games grabbed the attention of everyone but the few that took a chance on this game, which also befallen to its sequel in 2011. The lack of an English translation anywhere doesn't help either.

Trial versions of these games can be found at Daisessen's website [[http://www.daisessen.com/ here]] (Japanese).

* CallBack: A few to Lethal Application:

* TheCameo: [[spoiler:[[VideoGame/{{sora}} Sora]] appears as a boss in ''[=ProtoSphere=]'', and no it's not ''[[Franchise/KingdomHearts that]]'' one.]]

* CurtainsMatchTheWindow: Diska.

* FieryRedHead: Diska.

* GirlishPigtails: Diska.

* ImpossiblyCoolClothes
* ImprobablyFemaleCast

* MacrossMissileMassacre
* MechaMooks

* StuffBlowingUp

* XMeetsY: It's ''VideoGame/{{SUGURI}}'' meets ''VideoGame/MegaManZero'' minus the latter's DarkerAndEdgier storyline.

* ZettaiRyouiki: [[spoiler:Reminisce]].

The games was released to Windows PC during Comiket 77, but unfortunately it has been overshadowed by other doujin games grabbed the attention of everyone but the few that took a chance on this game, which also befallen to its sequel. The lack of an English translation anywhere doesn't help either.

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'''''Lethal Crisis''''' is a spin-off prequel series by Daisessen to a formally-retail-turned-[[FreewareGame freeware]] doujin game, ''VideoGame/LethalApplication''. Unlike its predecessor, ''Lethal Crisis'' is a side-scrolling action-platformer, although it shares gameplay traits of its predecessor.

''Lethal Crisis'' was first released to Windows PC during Comiket 77 by Daisessen, but unfortunately it has been overshadowed by other doujin games grabbed the attention of everyone but a few took a chance on this game, which also befallen to its sequel. The lack of an English translation anywhere isn't helping either.

Daisessen's website can be viewed [[http://www.daisessen.com/ here]].

* OneHundredPercentCompletion

* TheCameo: [[spoiler:VideoGame/{{Sora}} appears as a boss in ''[=ProtoSphere=]'', and no it's not ''[[Franchise/KingdomHearts that]]'' one.]]
* {{Combos}}

* FrickinLaserBeams

* GuideDangIt: Since there's no English translation for the game (yet), those wanting to clear the game at [[OneHundredPercentCompletion 100%]] will have to make due with [=HyperGeek=]'s playthough of the game, who has translated the objectives of mission challenges.

* [[spoiler:IdiotHero: Clarino Second becomes one in the first game after the original gets killed off in Stage 9.]]

* LaserBlade: Our heroines can use one and in different variations. So can certain enemies and bosses, too.
* TheMaze: Stage 7 due to having multiple dead-ends, although some stages in general are maze-like.

* RPGElements

* {{Roboteching}}: Certain Applications can allow you to Lock-on to an enemy, and using an Application with [[HomingProjectile homing capabilities]] will make the Application zero-in on enemies. Some bosses are also capable of this.

* SuperMode: Our heroines can active her Burst Mode at anytime, which will completely restore her Life Meter, grant her accelerated Energy recovery, tripling her combat efficiently thanks to her [[DoppelgangerAttack after-images]], and faster mobility. The downside: [[CastFromHitPoints Her Life Meter will steadily drain over time]].

* SwordLines
* TakeUpMySword: [[spoiler:When the original Clarino gets destroyed at Stage 9 first game's story by KillSat, players assume the role of Clarino Second from that point on.]]

* MirrorBoss: Clarino fights Clarino Second in Stage 4, [[RyuAndKen who shares similar abilities of the original]] although she's also one of the good guys.

* RyuAndKen: Both Clarinos.