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* BonusBoss: [[spoiler: Siver Otakki, the man in East Edge who asks trivia questions is this in Episode 6.]] While it's supposed to be hard, the games jank makes it pretty easy to stun lock him.
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* BareYourMidriff: Every single woman in the entire game.
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* {{Gainaxing}}: Is subtle but it's there.
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IUEO now
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* AwesomeMccoolname: There's not one character in the game who doesn't have one.
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Arcano's sister can not be a dream. She interacts with objects in the real world and other characters know about her presence
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* OrWasItADream: Did Acarno see [[spoiler: the spirit of his dead sister]] or was it a dream?
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''[=OverBlood=] 2'', was released in 1998 and [[FollowTheLeader had a lot of similarities]] to [[VideoGame/FinalFantasyVII a certain game released a year earlier]]. TheHero is Acarno Brani, who traveled to the city of East Edge in 2115 to become a "Junk Blader." Since the events of the first game, [[AfterTheEnd the Earth has become a boiling furnace]] that is only habitable due to massive cooling devices. He tries to save an old man at the airport from being robbed and ends up becoming involved in a sinister conspiracy revolving around a [[MacGuffin mysterious capsule.]] It was released only in Japan and Europe, with certain copies containing a {{Game Breaking Bug}} that made it impossible to finish. It also has it's own fan made website.
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''[=OverBlood=] 2'', was released in 1998 and [[FollowTheLeader had a lot of similarities]] to [[VideoGame/FinalFantasyVII a certain game released a year earlier]]. TheHero is Acarno Brani, who traveled to the city of East Edge in 2115 to become a "Junk Blader." Since the events of the first game, [[AfterTheEnd the Earth has become a boiling furnace]] that is only habitable due to massive cooling devices. He tries to save an old man at the airport from being robbed and ends up becoming involved in a sinister conspiracy revolving around a [[MacGuffin mysterious capsule.]] It was released only in Japan and Europe, with certain copies containing a {{Game Breaking Bug}} that made it impossible to finish. It also has it's own [[https://overblood2.com/ fan made website.website]].
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''[=OverBlood=] 2'', was released in 1998 and [[FollowTheLeader had a lot of similarities]] to [[VideoGame/FinalFantasyVII a certain game released a year earlier]]. TheHero is Acarno Brani, who traveled to the city of East Edge in 2115 to become a "Junk Blader." Since the events of the first game, [[AfterTheEnd the Earth has become a boiling furnace]] that is only habitable due to massive cooling devices. He tries to save an old man at the airport from being robbed and ends up becoming involved in a sinister conspiracy revolving around a [[MacGuffin mysterious capsule.]] It was released only in Japan and Europe, with certain copies containing a {{Game Breaking Bug}} that made it impossible to finish.
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''[=OverBlood=] 2'', was released in 1998 and [[FollowTheLeader had a lot of similarities]] to [[VideoGame/FinalFantasyVII a certain game released a year earlier]]. TheHero is Acarno Brani, who traveled to the city of East Edge in 2115 to become a "Junk Blader." Since the events of the first game, [[AfterTheEnd the Earth has become a boiling furnace]] that is only habitable due to massive cooling devices. He tries to save an old man at the airport from being robbed and ends up becoming involved in a sinister conspiracy revolving around a [[MacGuffin mysterious capsule.]] It was released only in Japan and Europe, with certain copies containing a {{Game Breaking Bug}} that made it impossible to finish.
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* AllForNothing: [[spoiler:Episode 3 ends up falling into this]]
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* AllForNothing: [[spoiler:Episode AllForNothing:
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**[[spoiler:The entire game can also be seen as this as well since the secret Episode 8 ending is East Edge city exploding]]
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*DownerEnding: [[spoiler: If you've gotten enough Clear Points and unlocked the secret ending of Episode 8, you'll play as Acarno and fix the cooling system for the city. However for some reason it doesn't work and the city explodes, killing everyone.]]
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* GameBreakingBug: In the second episode opening a mandatory door drops several robot spiders in that explode. Unfortunately this crashes the game meaning that the PAL release cannot be completed, although it is possible there was an updated re-release. Emulation also fixes this.
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* CrouchingMoronHiddenBadass: Acarno is a talented Junk Blade racer, a crack shot, and a brave man. Doesn't mean he's exactly the smartest. Chris a Navarro call him out on it.
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* CrouchingMoronHiddenBadass: Acarno is a talented Junk Blade racer, a crack shot, and a brave man. Doesn't mean he's exactly the smartest. Chris a and Navarro call him out on it.
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* GuestStarPartyMember: Only one mission has you controlling Acarno, Chris, and Navarro.
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* GuestStarPartyMember: Only one mission two missions has you controlling Acarno, Chris, Navarro. One is optional and Navarro.not recommended.
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* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Arcano starts as one but grows to be a real hero. Chris can be a bit rude to her teammates too.
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* NoOneCouldSurviveThat: [[Spoiler: Acarno in the ending. Caught in an explosion with no time to outrun the oncoming fireball.]]
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* NoOneCouldSurviveThat: [[Spoiler: [[spoiler: Acarno in the ending. Caught in an explosion with no time to outrun the oncoming fireball.]]
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*PermanentlyMissableContent: All the items in every Episode can be permanently missed after the completion. A couple hidden cutscenes can be missed too in between Episodes.
*PollutedWasteland: Everything outside of East Edge.
*PreMeeting: The young man Raz, Veltor, and Navarro met 20 years ago is an important character later in the plot.
*PollutedWasteland: Everything outside of East Edge.
*PreMeeting: The young man Raz, Veltor, and Navarro met 20 years ago is an important character later in the plot.
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*RedShirts: The guards of the Aqua Liberty in Episode 4 and the gang members in Episode 6.
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*SaveTheWorldClimax: The plot ends with [[spoiler: The ending of episode 7 is the group stopping Zeno from destroying East Edge city and plunging the world into war.]]
*SceneryGorn: The city of East Edge is pretty miserable. Not to mention the underground sewers and the ghetto you visit in later Episodes.
*SceneryPorn: Despite killing the frame rate and being in a constant state of slowdown the game has some very pretty locations for an obscure Playstation 1 game.
*SceneryGorn: The city of East Edge is pretty miserable. Not to mention the underground sewers and the ghetto you visit in later Episodes.
*SceneryPorn: Despite killing the frame rate and being in a constant state of slowdown the game has some very pretty locations for an obscure Playstation 1 game.
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*SharkTunnel: The underwater dance hall of Aqua Liberty.
*ShipTease: Between Chris and Hosaka.
*ShoutOut: Basically one big shout out to Final Fantasy VII.
*ShipTease: Between Chris and Hosaka.
*ShoutOut: Basically one big shout out to Final Fantasy VII.
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*SoleEntertainmentOption: The Pumpkin Hall is a lounge and bar and the only place for entertainment in East Edge. Unless you count the museum.
*StormingTheCastle: Episode 3 when Acarno, Chris, and Navarro break into the Pagoda. Hayano Industry's headquarters. Also Episode 5 where Acarno and Chris break into the prison Jamelgalda.
*StormingTheCastle: Episode 3 when Acarno, Chris, and Navarro break into the Pagoda. Hayano Industry's headquarters. Also Episode 5 where Acarno and Chris break into the prison Jamelgalda.
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*TakeYourTime: A strange example. Every episode is on a hidden timer that effects the amount of Clear Points you earn that in turn effects your ranking. However in Episode 5 when driving the boat, the clear points are not effected by time, but by damage done to the boat.
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*TrainEscape: Hosaka and Acarno escape via underwater train at the end of Episode 4.
*TrueCompanions: The conspiracy group that makes up the main characters may bicker and not fully trust one another, but by the end of the game they are the trope.
*UnexpectedGamePlayChange: Happens with two Junk Blade segments and one river boat segment.
*TrueCompanions: The conspiracy group that makes up the main characters may bicker and not fully trust one another, but by the end of the game they are the trope.
*UnexpectedGamePlayChange: Happens with two Junk Blade segments and one river boat segment.
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*VillainDecay: [[spoiler: When his boss Hayano dies, Kondo loses everything he lived for with him.]]
*WellIntentionedExtremist: The religious Eco-Terrorists The Children of the Earth and their leader [[spoiler: Hosaka]]
*WhatTheHellHero: Acarno, Chris, Navarro and Raz get a speech from Hosaka by the end of Episode 4 for how they've handled the situation.
*WellIntentionedExtremist: The religious Eco-Terrorists The Children of the Earth and their leader [[spoiler: Hosaka]]
*WhatTheHellHero: Acarno, Chris, Navarro and Raz get a speech from Hosaka by the end of Episode 4 for how they've handled the situation.
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* NoExportForYou: Was never released to the west, despite the first game doing so.
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*JumpingTheShark: Episode 5 can be seen like this. While the game is already strange and silly, Episode 5 is where things get really strange. [[spoiler: Robot dinosaurs and Italian dominatrix weird]]
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*QuicklyDemotedLeader: Raz is the leader for all of 3 Episodes before Hosaka steps into this role.
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*NonstandardGameOver: Episode 4,fail to get on the train in time, you get to watch it drive away without you before getting the game over.
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*KilledOffForReal: When a character dies in this game, they die.
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*LastOfHisKind: [[spoiler: Acarno is revealed to be the last of the Travelers, an ancient race.]]
*LethalLavaLand: Episode 2 in particular has plenty of lava. Thankfully the game let's you freeze it so it's no longer an obstacle.
*{{MacGuffin}}: The game has several throughout the story.
*MadScientist: The one and only Zeno.
*MagicSkirt: Chris has one.
*MalevolentArchitecture: The subway system has a hidden lab tucked away that holds a [[spoiler: rocket that will kill the entire city.]]
*MegaCorp: Hayano Industries
*TheMole: Karen, having infiltrated Hayano for Hosaka.
*MoodWhiplash: The game goes through it constantly. It's part of the charm.
*MrExposition: The game has a lot of exposition dumps, but Raz and Hosaka are the worst for it.
*MyGreatestFailure: For Acarno watching his sister get taken as a child has greatly affected him for his life.
*MythologyGag: The falling chandelier in Episode 6 is a reference to Riverhillsoft's previous game Doctor Hauzer.
*LethalLavaLand: Episode 2 in particular has plenty of lava. Thankfully the game let's you freeze it so it's no longer an obstacle.
*{{MacGuffin}}: The game has several throughout the story.
*MadScientist: The one and only Zeno.
*MagicSkirt: Chris has one.
*MalevolentArchitecture: The subway system has a hidden lab tucked away that holds a [[spoiler: rocket that will kill the entire city.]]
*MegaCorp: Hayano Industries
*TheMole: Karen, having infiltrated Hayano for Hosaka.
*MoodWhiplash: The game goes through it constantly. It's part of the charm.
*MrExposition: The game has a lot of exposition dumps, but Raz and Hosaka are the worst for it.
*MyGreatestFailure: For Acarno watching his sister get taken as a child has greatly affected him for his life.
*MythologyGag: The falling chandelier in Episode 6 is a reference to Riverhillsoft's previous game Doctor Hauzer.
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*NoOneCouldSurviveThat: [[Spoiler: Acarno in the ending. Caught in an explosion with no time to outrun the oncoming fireball.]]
*OneTimeDungeon: Every Episode is one essentially.
*OneTimeDungeon: Every Episode is one essentially.
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* InfinityPlusOneSword: The katana, that costs 30,000 credits in the store tucked away in an alley.
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* Infinity+1Sword: The katana, that costs 30,000 credits in the store tucked away in an alley.
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*JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Arcano starts as one but grows to be a real hero. Chris can be a bit rude to her teammates too.
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*HumanoidAbomination: [[spoiler:Zeno by the final boss fight as an Overblood]]
