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* AwesomeButImpractical: The PC Version has ''two'' of these.
** One is a Pig-Latin mode
** One is a Pig-Latin mode
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* AwesomeButImpractical: The PC Version has ''two'' of these.
these as easter eggs.
** One is a Pig-Latinmodemode.
** One is a Pig-Latin
* FakeDifficulty: The game's major difficulty comes from the fact that your higher opponents are already entrenched on their island, with more defense and offense than you have.
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* HiddenVillain: Zorgeuf, until you see him [[spoiler:at Mission 15.]] Even the help file on the Windows 3.1 demo version doesn't show what he looks like.
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* HarderThanHard: The PC version's island randomizer can let you pit yourself against your own Security Advisor, Sgt. Bowman. He is one step above Zorgeuf's level of prowess. His attacks are fast, he recovers from '''your''' successful attacks faster, and he tends to form large groups of gun pods and anti-attack missiles together.[[note]]The gun pods make it very difficult for your Metal Marines to destroy the anti-attack units, and even when launching your upgraded dual-missiles at him, they are much less likely to penetrate the anti-attack airspace to destroy the gun pods, to clear a path for your Metal Marines. It's basically an interwoven shield.[[/note]]
* HiddenVillain: Zorgeuf, until you see him [[spoiler:at Mission 15.]]Even the The help file on the Windows 3.1 demo version doesn't show what he looks like.keeps his appearance in the dark as well, until you buy the full game.
* HiddenVillain: Zorgeuf, until you see him [[spoiler:at Mission 15.]]
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A relatively obscure RealTimeStrategy game developed by [[Creator/BandaiNamcoEntertainment Namco]] and released in 1993 for Windows 3.1 PC and the Super NES, originally released in Japan under the name ''Militia''.
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A relatively obscure RealTimeStrategy game developed by [[Creator/BandaiNamcoEntertainment Namco]] Creator/{{Namco}} and released in 1993 for Windows 3.1 PC and the Super NES, originally released in Japan under the name ''Militia''.
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* AwesomeButImpractical: The PC Version has ''two'' of these. One is a Pig-Latin mode, and the other, you can drag files from your desktop or explorer window onto a clear square patch of your island map. However, this tends to work against you as it promptly explodes, leaving behind nothing but a damaged piece of land on which you have to spend extra money to remove.
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* AwesomeButImpractical: The PC Version has ''two'' of these.
** One is a Pig-Latinmode, and mode
** For the other, you can drag files from your desktop or explorer window onto a clear square patch of your island map. However, this tends to work against you as it promptly explodes, leaving behind nothing but a damaged piece of land on which you have to spend extra money to remove. Apparently this ties in with how the game uses the Windows UI. A normal game unit is formatted to work with the game itself. Files and folders from Windows' systems are not, and if the game could not tell the difference, it would probably produce a GameBreakingBug.
** One is a Pig-Latin
** For the other, you can drag files from your desktop or explorer window onto a clear square patch of your island map. However, this tends to work against you as it promptly explodes, leaving behind nothing but a damaged piece of land on which you have to spend extra money to remove. Apparently this ties in with how the game uses the Windows UI. A normal game unit is formatted to work with the game itself. Files and folders from Windows' systems are not, and if the game could not tell the difference, it would probably produce a GameBreakingBug.
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* GlassCannon: The Antimatter ICBM silo. In any level of the game, it takes $255M of your war funds to build, a whopping '''''NINE''''' flat areas (a 3x3 space) on a map, an immense amount of energy to launch a warhead, is effective at destroying a large swath of game units on an A.I. opponent's island, but is very weak against attack. Any damage to one of the nine squares it occupies, and the entire silo is history. Thankfully, the same rules also apply to [[spoiler: Zorgeuf's own silo in Mission 20: Operation "Sunrise".]]
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* FailureIsTheOnlyOption: [[spoiler: Throughout the game, you are ostensibly trying to stop Zorgeuf's forces from researching, developing, and building their own Antimatter ICBM, in addition to defeating them. Come Mission 20, Operation Sunrise, he has succeeded, and has the power to launch it, with his sights set on '''''you'''''.]]
* GlassCannon: The Antimatter ICBM silo. In any level of the game, it takes $255M of your war funds to build, a whopping '''''NINE''''' flat areas (a 3x3 space) on a map,an immense amount of 950 energy units to launch a warhead, warhead[[note]]when the normal cap for any attack is 8 (normal attack missile) to 20 (Metal Marine) energy units[[/note]], is effective at destroying a large swath of game units on an A.I. opponent's island, but is very weak against attack. Any damage to one of the nine squares it occupies, and the entire silo is history.basically scrap. Thankfully, the same rules also apply to [[spoiler: Zorgeuf's own silo in Mission 20: Operation "Sunrise".]]
* GlassCannon: The Antimatter ICBM silo. In any level of the game, it takes $255M of your war funds to build, a whopping '''''NINE''''' flat areas (a 3x3 space) on a map,
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* AwesomeButImpractical: The PC Version has TWO of these. One is a Pig-Latin mode, and the other, you can drag files from your desktop or explorer window onto a clear square patch of your island map. However, this tends to work against you as it promptly explodes, leaving behind nothing but a damaged piece of land on which you have to spend extra money to remove.
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* AwesomeButImpractical: The PC Version has TWO ''two'' of these. One is a Pig-Latin mode, and the other, you can drag files from your desktop or explorer window onto a clear square patch of your island map. However, this tends to work against you as it promptly explodes, leaving behind nothing but a damaged piece of land on which you have to spend extra money to remove.
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* DefectorFromDecadence: A manga comic included with the PC edition suggests that your strategic advisor, Ernest Bowman, used to be part of Zorgeuf's troupe, until Bowman became disillusioned with Zorgeuf's vision and tactics, and joined the rebels instead. Made more explicit in Operation Snarlshark in both versions, where Commander Rile's initial communication reveals that she knows that Bowman is acting as a spy for the benefit of the rebels.
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* DefectorFromDecadence: A manga comic included with the PC edition suggests that your strategic advisor, Ernest Sgt. Bowman, used to be part of Zorgeuf's troupe, until Bowman became disillusioned with Zorgeuf's vision and tactics, and joined the rebels instead. Made more explicit in Operation Snarlshark in both versions, where Commander Rile's initial communication reveals that she knows that Bowman is acting as a spy for the benefit of the rebels. Mission 19: "Sakura", also mentions a high-ranking unnamed and unseen defector in the pre-battle advisory segment, who gives the rebels information that Zorgeuf is having difficulty manufacturing his own antimatter weapon.
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* HiddenVillain: Zorgeuf, until you see him [[spoiler:at level 15.]] Even the help file on the Windows 3.1 demo version doesn't show what he looks like.
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* HiddenVillain: Zorgeuf, until you see him [[spoiler:at level Mission 15.]] Even the help file on the Windows 3.1 demo version doesn't show what he looks like.
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* SmugSnake: Zorgeuf, [[spoiler: when you see him in his final pre-attack communication on level 20,]] is sitting on his "throne" in a badass pose with a smug smile on his face, because [[spoiler:he has acquired his own antimatter missile silo, and he fully intends to use it on '''you'''.]]
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* SmugSnake: Zorgeuf, [[spoiler: when you see him in his final pre-attack communication on level in Mission 20,]] is sitting on his "throne" in a badass pose with a smug smile on his face, because [[spoiler:he has acquired his own antimatter missile silo, silo and the power to operate it, and he fully intends to use it on '''you'''.]]
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* FinalSpeech: [[spoiler:Zorgeuf's final communication at the end of the game.]]
* GlassCannon: The Antimatter ICBM silo. In any level of the game, it takes $255M of your war funds to build, a whopping '''''NINE''''' flat areas (a 3x3 space) on a map, an immense amount of energy to launch a warhead, is effective at destroying a large swath of game units on an A.I. opponent's island, but is very weak against attack. Any damage to one of the nine squares it occupies, and the entire silo is history. Thankfully, the same rules also apply to [[spoiler: Zorgeuf's own silo in Mission 20: Operation Sunrise.]]
* GlassCannon: The Antimatter ICBM silo. In any level of the game, it takes $255M of your war funds to build, a whopping '''''NINE''''' flat areas (a 3x3 space) on a map, an immense amount of energy to launch a warhead, is effective at destroying a large swath of game units on an A.I. opponent's island, but is very weak against attack. Any damage to one of the nine squares it occupies, and the entire silo is history. Thankfully, the same rules also apply to [[spoiler: Zorgeuf's own silo in Mission 20: Operation Sunrise.]]
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* FinalSpeech: [[spoiler:Zorgeuf's final communication at the end of the game.game, just before his base is destroyed.]]
* GlassCannon: The Antimatter ICBM silo. In any level of the game, it takes $255M of your war funds to build, a whopping '''''NINE''''' flat areas (a 3x3 space) on a map, an immense amount of energy to launch a warhead, is effective at destroying a large swath of game units on an A.I. opponent's island, but is very weak against attack. Any damage to one of the nine squares it occupies, and the entire silo is history. Thankfully, the same rules also apply to [[spoiler: Zorgeuf's own silo in Mission 20: OperationSunrise."Sunrise".]]
* GlassCannon: The Antimatter ICBM silo. In any level of the game, it takes $255M of your war funds to build, a whopping '''''NINE''''' flat areas (a 3x3 space) on a map, an immense amount of energy to launch a warhead, is effective at destroying a large swath of game units on an A.I. opponent's island, but is very weak against attack. Any damage to one of the nine squares it occupies, and the entire silo is history. Thankfully, the same rules also apply to [[spoiler: Zorgeuf's own silo in Mission 20: Operation
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* SmugSnake: Zorgeuf, [[spoiler: when you see him at the end of the game,]] is sitting on his "throne" in a badass pose with a smug smile on his face, because [[spoiler:he has acquired his own antimatter missile silo.]]
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* SmugSnake: Zorgeuf, [[spoiler: when you see him at the end of the game,]] in his final pre-attack communication on level 20,]] is sitting on his "throne" in a badass pose with a smug smile on his face, because [[spoiler:he has acquired his own antimatter missile silo.silo, and he fully intends to use it on '''you'''.]]
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* TyrantTakesTheHelm: Zorgeuf took over the planet in the midst of an antimatter cataclysm, promising a new safe civilization.
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* TyrantTakesTheHelm: Zorgeuf took over the planet in the midst of after an antimatter cataclysm, promising a new safe civilization.
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* DefectorFromDecadence: A manga comic included with the PC edition suggests that your strategic advisor, Ernest Bowman, used to be part of Zorgeuf's troupe, until Bowman became disillusioned with Zorgeuf's vision and tactics, and joined the rebels instead. Made more explicit in Operation 17, "Snarlshark", where Commander Rile's initial communication reveals that she knows that Bowman is acting as a spy for the benefit of the rebels.
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* DefectorFromDecadence: A manga comic included with the PC edition suggests that your strategic advisor, Ernest Bowman, used to be part of Zorgeuf's troupe, until Bowman became disillusioned with Zorgeuf's vision and tactics, and joined the rebels instead. Made more explicit in Operation 17, "Snarlshark", Snarlshark in both versions, where Commander Rile's initial communication reveals that she knows that Bowman is acting as a spy for the benefit of the rebels.
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* DefectorFromDecadence: A manga comic included with the PC edition suggests that your strategic advisor, Ernest Bowman, used to be part of Zorgeuf's troupe, until Bowman became disillusioned with Zorgeuf's vision and tactics, and joined the rebels instead.
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* DefectorFromDecadence: A manga comic included with the PC edition suggests that your strategic advisor, Ernest Bowman, used to be part of Zorgeuf's troupe, until Bowman became disillusioned with Zorgeuf's vision and tactics, and joined the rebels instead. Made more explicit in Operation 17, "Snarlshark", where Commander Rile's initial communication reveals that she knows that Bowman is acting as a spy for the benefit of the rebels.
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* BeautyisBad: Commander Joan Rile. She could be mistaken for a dominatrix if she weren't wearing an actual military uniform, has beautiful blonde hair, a fair complexion, red lipstick, a long red dress under her short military coat, and CombatStilettos.
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* BeautyisBad: BeautyIsBad: Commander Joan Rile. She could be mistaken for a dominatrix if she weren't wearing an actual military uniform, has beautiful blonde hair, a fair complexion, red lipstick, a long red dress under her short military coat, and CombatStilettos.
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The story takes place over 100 years into the future. Antimatter production research has been going on for decades. However, this research comes at a price. An antimatter war is started after a minor border skirmish causes stockpiles of antimatter missiles to explode, resulting in Earth becoming completely devastated. In the midst of all the chaos, a mysterious, previously unknown evil dictator named Nikolai Innovich Zorgeuf, along with 3 of his closest military followers; Commander Bill Garland, Commander Joan Rile, and High Commander Liften Schwaltz, takes control of the entire planet and promises that Earth will be rebuilt where people will be safe under his power. A small, but powerful group of rebels are not convinced, and so declare war on Zorguef and his 3 allies to free the Earth from his grasp.
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The story takes place over 100 years into the future. Antimatter production research has been going on for decades. However, this research comes at a price. An antimatter war is started after a minor border skirmish causes stockpiles of antimatter missiles to explode, resulting in Earth becoming completely devastated. In the midst of all the chaos, a mysterious, previously unknown evil dictator named Nikolai Innovich Ivanovich Zorgeuf, along with 3 of his closest military followers; Commander Bill Garland, Commander Joan Rile, and High Commander Liften Schwaltz, takes control of the entire planet and promises that Earth will be rebuilt where people will be safe under his power. A small, but powerful group of rebels are not convinced, and so declare war on Zorguef and his 3 allies to free the Earth from his grasp.
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* BigBad: Nikolai Innovich Zorgeuf, who swoops in at Earth's DarkestHour and attempts to completely install himself as dictator of the planet. That is, until rebels begin an uprising to free the planet.
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* GloriousLeader: Zorgeuf is considered to be this by the despondent remnants of humanity in the PC Version. Heck, he even has the title "Zorgeuf the Great"!
* HiddenVillain: Zorgeuf, until you see him [[spoiler:about halfway through the game]] Even the help file on the Windows 3.1 demo version doesn't show what he looks like.
* HiddenVillain: Zorgeuf, until you see him [[spoiler:about halfway through the game]] Even the help file on the Windows 3.1 demo version doesn't show what he looks like.
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* GloriousLeader: Zorgeuf is considered to be this by the despondent remnants of humanity in the PC Version.Version, except for the rebels. Heck, he even has the title "Zorgeuf the Great"!
* HiddenVillain: Zorgeuf, until you see him[[spoiler:about halfway through the game]] [[spoiler:at level 15.]] Even the help file on the Windows 3.1 demo version doesn't show what he looks like.
* HiddenVillain: Zorgeuf, until you see him
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The story takes place over 100 years into the future. Antimatter production research has been going on for decades. However, this research comes at a price. An antimatter war is started after a minor border skirmish causes stockpiles of antimatter missiles to explode, resulting in Earth becoming completely devastated. In the midst of all the chaos, a mysterious, previously unknown evil dictator named Nikolai I. Zorgeuf, along with 3 of his closest military followers; Commander Bill Garland, Commander Joan Rile, and High Commander Liften Schwaltz, takes control of the entire planet and promises that Earth will be rebuilt where people will be safe under his power. A small, but powerful group of rebels are not convinced, and so declare war on Zorguef and his 3 allies to free the Earth from his grasp.
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The story takes place over 100 years into the future. Antimatter production research has been going on for decades. However, this research comes at a price. An antimatter war is started after a minor border skirmish causes stockpiles of antimatter missiles to explode, resulting in Earth becoming completely devastated. In the midst of all the chaos, a mysterious, previously unknown evil dictator named Nikolai I. Innovich Zorgeuf, along with 3 of his closest military followers; Commander Bill Garland, Commander Joan Rile, and High Commander Liften Schwaltz, takes control of the entire planet and promises that Earth will be rebuilt where people will be safe under his power. A small, but powerful group of rebels are not convinced, and so declare war on Zorguef and his 3 allies to free the Earth from his grasp.
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* AwesomeButImpractical: the Windows 3.1 Version has TWO of these. One is a Pig-Latin mode, and the other, you can drag files from your desktop or explorer window onto a clear square patch of your island map. However, this tends to work against you as it promptly explodes, leaving behind nothing but a damaged piece of land on which you have to spend extra money to remove.
%%* BeautyisBad: Commander Joan Rile.
%%* {{BFS}}: The Metal Marines use these as one of their weapon choices.
%%* BigBad: Nikolai I. Zorgeuf
%%* CoDragons: All 3 of Zorgeuf's allies: Bill Garland, Joan Rile, and Liften Schwaltz.
%%* CombatStilettos: Commander Joan Rile wears a red pair of these.
%%* BeautyisBad: Commander Joan Rile.
%%* {{BFS}}: The Metal Marines use these as one of their weapon choices.
%%* BigBad: Nikolai I. Zorgeuf
%%* CoDragons: All 3 of Zorgeuf's allies: Bill Garland, Joan Rile, and Liften Schwaltz.
%%* CombatStilettos: Commander Joan Rile wears a red pair of these.
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* AwesomeButImpractical: the Windows 3.1 The PC Version has TWO of these. One is a Pig-Latin mode, and the other, you can drag files from your desktop or explorer window onto a clear square patch of your island map. However, this tends to work against you as it promptly explodes, leaving behind nothing but a damaged piece of land on which you have to spend extra money to remove.
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%%*Rile. She could be mistaken for a dominatrix if she weren't wearing an actual military uniform, has beautiful blonde hair, a fair complexion, red lipstick, a long red dress under her short military coat, and CombatStilettos.
* {{BFS}}:The It's implied that the Metal Marines use these as one of their melee weapon choices.
%%*choices in the SNES version, if they should be able to approach an exposed base, where they swipe at it until it explodes.
* BigBad: NikolaiI. Zorgeuf
%%*Innovich Zorgeuf, who swoops in at Earth's DarkestHour and attempts to completely install himself as dictator of the planet. That is, until rebels begin an uprising to free the planet.
* CoDragons: All 3 of Zorgeuf's allies: Bill Garland, Joan Rile, and LiftenSchwaltz.
%%*Schwaltz. Each of them controls a large section of Earth until you completely defeat them.
* CombatStilettos: Commander Joan Rile wears a red pair ofthese.these, which she will often put the heel of one of them through her communications camera, should she send a message to taunt you.
* DefectorFromDecadence: A manga comic included with the PC edition suggests that your strategic advisor, Ernest Bowman, used to be part of Zorgeuf's troupe, until Bowman became disillusioned with Zorgeuf's vision and tactics, and joined the rebels instead.
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* CoDragons: All 3 of Zorgeuf's allies: Bill Garland, Joan Rile, and Liften
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* DefectorFromDecadence: A manga comic included with the PC edition suggests that your strategic advisor, Ernest Bowman, used to be part of Zorgeuf's troupe, until Bowman became disillusioned with Zorgeuf's vision and tactics, and joined the rebels instead.
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* GloriousLeader: Zorgeuf is considered to be this in the Windows 3.1 Version. Heck, he even has the title "Zorgeuf the Great"!
* HiddenVillain: Nikolai I. Zorgeuf, until you see him [[spoiler:about halfway through the game]] Even the help file on the Windows 3.1 demo version doesn't show what he looks like.
* HiddenVillain: Nikolai I. Zorgeuf, until you see him [[spoiler:about halfway through the game]] Even the help file on the Windows 3.1 demo version doesn't show what he looks like.
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* GlassCannon: The Antimatter ICBM silo. In any level of the game, it takes $255M of your war funds to build, a whopping '''''NINE''''' flat areas (a 3x3 space) on a map, an immense amount of energy to launch a warhead, is effective at destroying a large swath of game units on an A.I. opponent's island, but is very weak against attack. Any damage to one of the nine squares it occupies, and the entire silo is history. Thankfully, the same rules also apply to [[spoiler: Zorgeuf's own silo in Mission 20: Operation Sunrise.]]
* GloriousLeader: Zorgeuf is considered to be this by the despondent remnants of humanity in theWindows 3.1 PC Version. Heck, he even has the title "Zorgeuf the Great"!
* HiddenVillain:Nikolai I. Zorgeuf, until you see him [[spoiler:about halfway through the game]] Even the help file on the Windows 3.1 demo version doesn't show what he looks like.
* GloriousLeader: Zorgeuf is considered to be this by the despondent remnants of humanity in the
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* MacrossMissileMassacre: This can happen when you fill your base island with mostly anti-aircraft missiles and the enemy attacks.
* SmugSnake: Zorgeuf, [[spoiler: when you see him at the end of the game,]] is sitting on his "throne" in a badass pose with a smug smile on his face.
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* MacrossMissileMassacre: This can happen when you fill your base island with mostly anti-aircraft anti-attack missiles and the enemy attacks.
* SmugSnake: Zorgeuf, [[spoiler: when you see him at the end of the game,]] is sitting on his "throne" in a badass pose with a smug smile on hisface.face, because [[spoiler:he has acquired his own antimatter missile silo.]]
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%%* TooPowerfulToLive: Zorgeuf.
* TyrantTakesTheHelm: Zorgeuf took over the planet in the midst of WWIII promising a new safe civilization.
%%* VillainsActHeroesReact: What happens when Zorgeuf takes over the planet.
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%%* WorldWarIII: Basically the idea of the game.
* YouNukeEm: With the right amount of money and energy, you can nuke your enemies [[spoiler:with an antimatter ICBM]].
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* TyrantTakesTheHelm: Zorgeuf took over the planet in the midst of WWIII promising a new safe civilization.
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* AlasPoorVillain: [[spoiler:Zorgeuf gives a near-death speech about how he was going to change the world, as his final base is being attacked in the last communcation of the game.]]
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* AlasPoorVillain: [[spoiler:Zorgeuf [[spoiler:What Zorgeuf sees himself as, when he gives a near-death speech about how he was going to change the world, as his final base is being attacked in the last communcation of the game.]]
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* HiddenVillain: Nikolai I. Zorgeuf, until you see him [[spoiler:about halfway through the game]] Even the help file on the Windows 3.1 demo version doesn't show what he looks like.
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* CoDragons: All 3 of Zorgeuf's allies: Bill Garland, Joan Rile, and Liften Schwaltz.
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A relatively obscure Real-Time Strategy War Game developed by [[Creator/BandaiNamcoEntertainment Namco]] and released in 1993 for Windows 3.1 PC and the Super NES, originally released in Japan under the name ''Militia''.
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A relatively obscureReal-Time Strategy War Game RealTimeStrategy game developed by [[Creator/BandaiNamcoEntertainment Namco]] and released in 1993 for Windows 3.1 PC and the Super NES, originally released in Japan under the name ''Militia''.
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* HumongousMecha: the Metal Marines themselves. They're apparently 60 feet high.
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* HumongousMecha: the The Metal Marines themselves. They're apparently 60 feet high.
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* Macross Missile Massacre: This can happen when you fill your base island with mostly anti-aircraft missiles and the enemy attacks.
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* Antimatter- Used as the explosive payload on the [=ICBMs=].
* AwesomebutImpractical- the Windows 3.1 Version has TWO of these. One is a Pig-Latin mode, and the other, you can drag files from your desktop or explorer window onto a clear square patch of your island map. However, this tends to work against you as it promptly explodes, leaving behind nothing but a damaged piece of land on which you have to spend extra money to remove.
* BeautyisBad- Again, Commander Joan Rile.
* {{BFS}}- The Metal Marines use these as one of their weapon choices.
* BigBad- Nikolai I. Zorgeuf
* CombatStilettos- Commander Joan Rile wears a red pair of these, apparently.
* ElaborateUndergroundBase- The bases are apparently large (about the size of a building), and are lowered through a specially-constructed antimatter-resistant hatch into the ground, which is then sealed.
* EvilMinions- All 3 of Zorgeuf's allies: Bill Garland, Joan Rile, and Liften Schwaltz.
* [[spoiler:FinalSpeech: Again, Zorgeuf's final communication at the end of the game.]]
* GloriousLeader- Zorgeuf is considered to be this in the Windows 3.1 Version. Heck, he even has the title "Zorgeuf the Great"!
* HumongousMecha- the Metal Marines themselves. They're apparently 60 feet high.
* IslandBase- Pretty much, since most of the world has been split into small islands by antimatter missiles from the accident that caused the war in the first place.
* Macross Missile Massacre- This can happen when you fill your base island with mostly anti-aircraft missiles and the enemy attacks.
* SmugSnake- Zorgeuf, [[spoiler: when you see him at the end of the game,]] is sitting on his "throne" in a badass pose with a smug smile on his face.
* StarterVillain- Bill Garland is the first Enemy Commander you fight against in the game.
* StuffBlowingUp- Dude... This is WAR.
* TooPowerfulToLive- Zorgeuf.
* TyrantTakesTheHelm- FREAKING ZORGEUF. He took over the planet in the midst of WWIII promising a new safe cvilization. (See "Not Evil Just Misunderstood" above)
* TheUnseen- Nikolai I. Zorgeuf, until you see him [[spoiler:about halfway through the game]] Even the help file on the Windows 3.1 version doesn't show what he looks like.
* VillainsActHeroesReact- What happens when Zorgeuf takes over the planet.
* VillainWithGoodPublicity- AGAIN,... ZORGEUF. The Windows 3.1 version says this about him.
* VisionaryVillain- You get the picture... (YES, IT'S ZORGEUF.)
* WellIntentionedExtremist: Zorgeuf again.
* WorldWarIII- Basically the idea of the game.
* YouNukeEm- With the right amount of money and energy, you can nuke your enemies [[spoiler:with an antimatter ICBM]].
* AwesomebutImpractical- the Windows 3.1 Version has TWO of these. One is a Pig-Latin mode, and the other, you can drag files from your desktop or explorer window onto a clear square patch of your island map. However, this tends to work against you as it promptly explodes, leaving behind nothing but a damaged piece of land on which you have to spend extra money to remove.
* BeautyisBad- Again, Commander Joan Rile.
* {{BFS}}- The Metal Marines use these as one of their weapon choices.
* BigBad- Nikolai I. Zorgeuf
* CombatStilettos- Commander Joan Rile wears a red pair of these, apparently.
* ElaborateUndergroundBase- The bases are apparently large (about the size of a building), and are lowered through a specially-constructed antimatter-resistant hatch into the ground, which is then sealed.
* EvilMinions- All 3 of Zorgeuf's allies: Bill Garland, Joan Rile, and Liften Schwaltz.
* [[spoiler:FinalSpeech: Again, Zorgeuf's final communication at the end of the game.]]
* GloriousLeader- Zorgeuf is considered to be this in the Windows 3.1 Version. Heck, he even has the title "Zorgeuf the Great"!
* HumongousMecha- the Metal Marines themselves. They're apparently 60 feet high.
* IslandBase- Pretty much, since most of the world has been split into small islands by antimatter missiles from the accident that caused the war in the first place.
* Macross Missile Massacre- This can happen when you fill your base island with mostly anti-aircraft missiles and the enemy attacks.
* SmugSnake- Zorgeuf, [[spoiler: when you see him at the end of the game,]] is sitting on his "throne" in a badass pose with a smug smile on his face.
* StarterVillain- Bill Garland is the first Enemy Commander you fight against in the game.
* StuffBlowingUp- Dude... This is WAR.
* TooPowerfulToLive- Zorgeuf.
* TyrantTakesTheHelm- FREAKING ZORGEUF. He took over the planet in the midst of WWIII promising a new safe cvilization. (See "Not Evil Just Misunderstood" above)
* TheUnseen- Nikolai I. Zorgeuf, until you see him [[spoiler:about halfway through the game]] Even the help file on the Windows 3.1 version doesn't show what he looks like.
* VillainsActHeroesReact- What happens when Zorgeuf takes over the planet.
* VillainWithGoodPublicity- AGAIN,... ZORGEUF. The Windows 3.1 version says this about him.
* VisionaryVillain- You get the picture... (YES, IT'S ZORGEUF.)
* WellIntentionedExtremist: Zorgeuf again.
* WorldWarIII- Basically the idea of the game.
* YouNukeEm- With the right amount of money and energy, you can nuke your enemies [[spoiler:with an antimatter ICBM]].
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* Antimatter- {{Antimatter}}: Used as the explosive payload on the [=ICBMs=].
*AwesomebutImpractical- AwesomebutImpractica: the Windows 3.1 Version has TWO of these. One is a Pig-Latin mode, and the other, you can drag files from your desktop or explorer window onto a clear square patch of your island map. However, this tends to work against you as it promptly explodes, leaving behind nothing but a damaged piece of land on which you have to spend extra money to remove.
* BeautyisBad- Again, %%* BeautyisBad: Commander Joan Rile.
*{{BFS}}- {{BFS}}: The Metal Marines use these as one of their weapon choices.
* BigBad- %%* BigBad: Nikolai I. Zorgeuf
*CombatStilettos- CoDragons: All 3 of Zorgeuf's allies: Bill Garland, Joan Rile, and Liften Schwaltz.
* CombatStilettos: Commander Joan Rile wears a red pair ofthese, apparently.
these.
*ElaborateUndergroundBase- ElaborateUndergroundBase: The bases are apparently large (about the size of a building), and are lowered through a specially-constructed antimatter-resistant hatch into the ground, which is then sealed.
*EvilMinions- All 3 of Zorgeuf's allies: Bill Garland, Joan Rile, and Liften Schwaltz.
* [[spoiler:FinalSpeech: Again, Zorgeuf'sFinalSpeech: [[spoiler:Zorgeuf's final communication at the end of the game.]]
*GloriousLeader- GloriousLeader: Zorgeuf is considered to be this in the Windows 3.1 Version. Heck, he even has the title "Zorgeuf the Great"!
*HumongousMecha- the Metal Marines themselves. They're apparently 60 feet high.
* IslandBase- Pretty much, since most of the world has been split into small islands by antimatter missiles from the accident that caused the war in the first place.
* Macross Missile Massacre- This can happen when you fill your base island with mostly anti-aircraft missiles and the enemy attacks.
* SmugSnake- Zorgeuf, [[spoiler: when you see him at the end of the game,]] is sitting on his "throne" in a badass pose with a smug smile on his face.
* StarterVillain- Bill Garland is the first Enemy Commander you fight against in the game.
* StuffBlowingUp- Dude... This is WAR.
* TooPowerfulToLive- Zorgeuf.
* TyrantTakesTheHelm- FREAKING ZORGEUF. He took over the planet in the midst of WWIII promising a new safe cvilization. (See "Not Evil Just Misunderstood" above)
* TheUnseen-HiddenVillain: Nikolai I. Zorgeuf, until you see him [[spoiler:about halfway through the game]] Even the help file on the Windows 3.1 version doesn't show what he looks like.
*VillainsActHeroesReact- HumongousMecha: the Metal Marines themselves. They're apparently 60 feet high.
* IslandBase: Since most of the world has been split into small islands by antimatter missiles from the accident that caused the war in the first place.
* Macross Missile Massacre: This can happen when you fill your base island with mostly anti-aircraft missiles and the enemy attacks.
* SmugSnake: Zorgeuf, [[spoiler: when you see him at the end of the game,]] is sitting on his "throne" in a badass pose with a smug smile on his face.
* StarterVillain: Bill Garland is the first Enemy Commander you fight against in the game.
%%* StuffBlowingUp: Dude... This is WAR.
%%* TooPowerfulToLive: Zorgeuf.
* TyrantTakesTheHelm: Zorgeuf took over the planet in the midst of WWIII promising a new safe civilization.
* VillainsActHeroesReact: What happens when Zorgeuf takes over the planet.
* VillainWithGoodPublicity- AGAIN,... ZORGEUF. The Windows 3.1 version says this about him.
* VisionaryVillain- You get the picture... (YES, IT'S ZORGEUF.)
*%%* VillainWithGoodPublicity:
%%* VisionaryVillain
%%* WellIntentionedExtremist: Zorgeuf again.
*WorldWarIII- WorldWarIII: Basically the idea of the game.
*YouNukeEm- YouNukeEm: With the right amount of money and energy, you can nuke your enemies [[spoiler:with an antimatter ICBM]].
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* CombatStilettos: Commander Joan Rile wears a red pair of
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* [[spoiler:FinalSpeech: Again, Zorgeuf's
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* IslandBase- Pretty much, since most of the world has been split into small islands by antimatter missiles from the accident that caused the war in the first place.
* Macross Missile Massacre- This can happen when you fill your base island with mostly anti-aircraft missiles and the enemy attacks.
* SmugSnake- Zorgeuf, [[spoiler: when you see him at the end of the game,]] is sitting on his "throne" in a badass pose with a smug smile on his face.
* StarterVillain- Bill Garland is the first Enemy Commander you fight against in the game.
* StuffBlowingUp- Dude... This is WAR.
* TooPowerfulToLive- Zorgeuf.
* TyrantTakesTheHelm- FREAKING ZORGEUF. He took over the planet in the midst of WWIII promising a new safe cvilization. (See "Not Evil Just Misunderstood" above)
* TheUnseen-
*
* IslandBase: Since most of the world has been split into small islands by antimatter missiles from the accident that caused the war in the first place.
* Macross Missile Massacre: This can happen when you fill your base island with mostly anti-aircraft missiles and the enemy attacks.
* SmugSnake: Zorgeuf, [[spoiler: when you see him at the end of the game,]] is sitting on his "throne" in a badass pose with a smug smile on his face.
* StarterVillain: Bill Garland is the first Enemy Commander you fight against in the game.
%%* StuffBlowingUp: Dude... This is WAR.
%%* TooPowerfulToLive: Zorgeuf.
* TyrantTakesTheHelm: Zorgeuf took over the planet in the midst of WWIII promising a new safe civilization.
* VillainsActHeroesReact: What happens when Zorgeuf takes over the planet.
* VisionaryVillain- You get the picture... (YES, IT'S ZORGEUF.)
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%%* VisionaryVillain
%%* WellIntentionedExtremist: Zorgeuf again.
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A relatively obscure Real-Time Strategy War Game developed by {{Namco}} and released in 1993 for Windows 3.1 PC and the Super NES, originally released in Japan under the name ''Militia''.
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A relatively obscure Real-Time Strategy War Game developed by {{Namco}} [[Creator/BandaiNamcoEntertainment Namco]] and released in 1993 for Windows 3.1 PC and the Super NES, originally released in Japan under the name ''Militia''.
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* [[spoiler:AlasPoorVillain: Zorgeuf AlasPoorVillain: [[spoiler:Zorgeuf gives a near-death speech about how he was going to change the world, as his final base is being attacked in the last communcation of the game.]]
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* BlondesareEvil- Commander Bill Garland, and Commander Joan Rile.
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* Antimatter- Used as the explosive payload on the ICBMs.
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* B F S- The Metal Marines use these as one of their weapon choices.
* BigBad- Nikolai I. Zorgeuf
* BlondesareEvil- Commander Bill Garland, and Commander Joan Rile.
* BigBad- Nikolai I. Zorgeuf
* BlondesareEvil- Commander Bill Garland, and Commander Joan Rile.
* {{BFS}}- The Metal Marines use these as one of their weapon choices.
* BigBad- Nikolai I. Zorgeuf
* BlondesareEvil- Commander Bill Garland, and Commander Joan Rile.
* BigBad- Nikolai I. Zorgeuf
* BlondesareEvil- Commander Bill Garland, and Commander Joan Rile.
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* TheUnseen- Nikolai I. Zorgeuf, until you see him [[spoiler:about halfway through the game]] Even the help file on the Windows 3.1 version doesn't show what he looks like.
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* TheUnseen- Nikolai I. Zorgeuf, until you see him [[spoiler:about halfway through the game]] Even the help file on the Windows 3.1 version doesn't show what he looks like.StuffBlowingUp- Dude... This is WAR.
* TheUnseen- Nikolai I. Zorgeuf, until you see him [[spoiler:about halfway through the game]] Even the help file on the Windows 3.1 version doesn't show what he looks like.
* VillainsActHeroesReact- What happens when Zorgeuf takes over the planet.
* VillainsActHeroesReact- What happens when Zorgeuf takes over the planet.
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* NotEvilJustMisunderstood- Possibly Zorgeuf, because [[spoiler: at the end of the game, when he is defeated]], he mentions a new world order where everything would be perfect. However, this could be his idea of total "Big Brother" control.
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A relatively obscure Real-Time Strategy War Game developed by {{Namco}} and released in 1993 for Windows 3.1 PC and the Super NES, originally released in Japan under the name ''Militia''.
The story takes place over 100 years into the future. Antimatter production research has been going on for decades. However, this research comes at a price. An antimatter war is started after a minor border skirmish causes stockpiles of antimatter missiles to explode, resulting in Earth becoming completely devastated. In the midst of all the chaos, a mysterious, previously unknown evil dictator named Nikolai I. Zorgeuf, along with 3 of his closest military followers; Commander Bill Garland, Commander Joan Rile, and High Commander Liften Schwaltz, takes control of the entire planet and promises that Earth will be rebuilt where people will be safe under his power. A small, but powerful group of rebels are not convinced, and so declare war on Zorguef and his 3 allies to free the Earth from his grasp.
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!!This game provides examples of:
* [[spoiler:AlasPoorVillain: Zorgeuf gives a near-death speech about how he was going to change the world, as his final base is being attacked in the last communcation of the game.]]
* Antimatter- Used as the explosive payload on the ICBMs.
* AwesomebutImpractical- the Windows 3.1 Version has TWO of these. One is a Pig-Latin mode, and the other, you can drag files from your desktop or explorer window onto a clear square patch of your island map. However, this tends to work against you as it promptly explodes, leaving behind nothing but a damaged piece of land on which you have to spend extra money to remove.
* B F S- The Metal Marines use these as one of their weapon choices.
* BigBad- Nikolai I. Zorgeuf
* BlondesareEvil- Commander Bill Garland, and Commander Joan Rile.
* BeautyisBad- Again, Commander Joan Rile.
* CombatStilettos- Commander Joan Rile wears a red pair of these, apparently.
* ElaborateUndergroundBase- The bases are apparently large (about the size of a building), and are lowered through a specially-constructed antimatter-resistant hatch into the ground, which is then sealed.
* EvilMinions- All 3 of Zorgeuf's allies: Bill Garland, Joan Rile, and Liften Schwaltz.
* [[spoiler:FinalSpeech: Again, Zorgeuf's final communication at the end of the game.]]
* GloriousLeader- Zorgeuf is considered to be this in the Windows 3.1 Version. Heck, he even has the title "Zorgeuf the Great"!
* HumongousMecha- the Metal Marines themselves. They're apparently 60 feet high.
* IslandBase- Pretty much, since most of the world has been split into small islands by antimatter missiles from the accident that caused the war in the first place.
* Macross Missile Massacre- This can happen when you fill your base island with mostly anti-aircraft missiles and the enemy attacks.
* NotEvilJustMisunderstood- Possibly Zorgeuf, because [[spoiler: at the end of the game, when he is defeated]], he mentions a new world order where everything would be perfect. However, this could be his idea of total "Big Brother" control.
* StuffBlowingUp- Dude... This is WAR.
* SmugSnake- Zorgeuf, [[spoiler: when you see him at the end of the game,]] is sitting on his "throne" in a badass pose with a smug smile on his face.
* StarterVillain- Bill Garland is the first Enemy Commander you fight against in the game.
* TheUnseen- Nikolai I. Zorgeuf, until you see him [[spoiler:about halfway through the game]] Even the help file on the Windows 3.1 version doesn't show what he looks like.
* TooPowerfulToLive- Zorgeuf.
* TyrantTakesTheHelm- FREAKING ZORGEUF. He took over the planet in the midst of WWIII promising a new safe cvilization. (See "Not Evil Just Misunderstood" above)
* VillainWithGoodPublicity- AGAIN,... ZORGEUF. The Windows 3.1 version says this about him.
* VillainsActHeroesReact- What happens when Zorgeuf takes over the planet.
* VisionaryVillain- You get the picture... (YES, IT'S ZORGEUF.)
* WorldWarIII- Basically the idea of the game.
* YouNukeEm- With the right amount of money and energy, you can nuke your enemies [[spoiler:with an antimatter ICBM]].
The story takes place over 100 years into the future. Antimatter production research has been going on for decades. However, this research comes at a price. An antimatter war is started after a minor border skirmish causes stockpiles of antimatter missiles to explode, resulting in Earth becoming completely devastated. In the midst of all the chaos, a mysterious, previously unknown evil dictator named Nikolai I. Zorgeuf, along with 3 of his closest military followers; Commander Bill Garland, Commander Joan Rile, and High Commander Liften Schwaltz, takes control of the entire planet and promises that Earth will be rebuilt where people will be safe under his power. A small, but powerful group of rebels are not convinced, and so declare war on Zorguef and his 3 allies to free the Earth from his grasp.
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!!This game provides examples of:
* [[spoiler:AlasPoorVillain: Zorgeuf gives a near-death speech about how he was going to change the world, as his final base is being attacked in the last communcation of the game.]]
* Antimatter- Used as the explosive payload on the ICBMs.
* AwesomebutImpractical- the Windows 3.1 Version has TWO of these. One is a Pig-Latin mode, and the other, you can drag files from your desktop or explorer window onto a clear square patch of your island map. However, this tends to work against you as it promptly explodes, leaving behind nothing but a damaged piece of land on which you have to spend extra money to remove.
* B F S- The Metal Marines use these as one of their weapon choices.
* BigBad- Nikolai I. Zorgeuf
* BlondesareEvil- Commander Bill Garland, and Commander Joan Rile.
* BeautyisBad- Again, Commander Joan Rile.
* CombatStilettos- Commander Joan Rile wears a red pair of these, apparently.
* ElaborateUndergroundBase- The bases are apparently large (about the size of a building), and are lowered through a specially-constructed antimatter-resistant hatch into the ground, which is then sealed.
* EvilMinions- All 3 of Zorgeuf's allies: Bill Garland, Joan Rile, and Liften Schwaltz.
* [[spoiler:FinalSpeech: Again, Zorgeuf's final communication at the end of the game.]]
* GloriousLeader- Zorgeuf is considered to be this in the Windows 3.1 Version. Heck, he even has the title "Zorgeuf the Great"!
* HumongousMecha- the Metal Marines themselves. They're apparently 60 feet high.
* IslandBase- Pretty much, since most of the world has been split into small islands by antimatter missiles from the accident that caused the war in the first place.
* Macross Missile Massacre- This can happen when you fill your base island with mostly anti-aircraft missiles and the enemy attacks.
* NotEvilJustMisunderstood- Possibly Zorgeuf, because [[spoiler: at the end of the game, when he is defeated]], he mentions a new world order where everything would be perfect. However, this could be his idea of total "Big Brother" control.
* StuffBlowingUp- Dude... This is WAR.
* SmugSnake- Zorgeuf, [[spoiler: when you see him at the end of the game,]] is sitting on his "throne" in a badass pose with a smug smile on his face.
* StarterVillain- Bill Garland is the first Enemy Commander you fight against in the game.
* TheUnseen- Nikolai I. Zorgeuf, until you see him [[spoiler:about halfway through the game]] Even the help file on the Windows 3.1 version doesn't show what he looks like.
* TooPowerfulToLive- Zorgeuf.
* TyrantTakesTheHelm- FREAKING ZORGEUF. He took over the planet in the midst of WWIII promising a new safe cvilization. (See "Not Evil Just Misunderstood" above)
* VillainWithGoodPublicity- AGAIN,... ZORGEUF. The Windows 3.1 version says this about him.
* VillainsActHeroesReact- What happens when Zorgeuf takes over the planet.
* VisionaryVillain- You get the picture... (YES, IT'S ZORGEUF.)
* WorldWarIII- Basically the idea of the game.
* YouNukeEm- With the right amount of money and energy, you can nuke your enemies [[spoiler:with an antimatter ICBM]].