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* BonusBoss: With the reward being more Soul Puppets for defeating them.
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alphabetized the examples
* TheAlcoholic: The Peddler
* TheComputerIsACheatingBastard:
** Great and superb rank monsters are supposed to be extremely rare for the players, yet it seems that two-thirds of the enemies in the later parts of Episode 2 have these quality levels. Of course, this is somewhat a result of the way enemies work - the Special Skills they have access to depend on their quality-level, so only a Superb version has access to the full skillset. Hence, unless a Superb version of a given enemy spawns SOMEWHERE, it never gets to use its full skillset. (On the other hand, players can teach all the skills to any puppet regardless of quality.)
** Depending on the area, monsters have chances to cause status effects on attacking. In the aforementioned later areas, the chance can go up to 30%; for perspective, players would have to be very lucky, rich, or devoted to crafting to get as much as 25%.
** Great and superb rank monsters are supposed to be extremely rare for the players, yet it seems that two-thirds of the enemies in the later parts of Episode 2 have these quality levels. Of course, this is somewhat a result of the way enemies work - the Special Skills they have access to depend on their quality-level, so only a Superb version has access to the full skillset. Hence, unless a Superb version of a given enemy spawns SOMEWHERE, it never gets to use its full skillset. (On the other hand, players can teach all the skills to any puppet regardless of quality.)
** Depending on the area, monsters have chances to cause status effects on attacking. In the aforementioned later areas, the chance can go up to 30%; for perspective, players would have to be very lucky, rich, or devoted to crafting to get as much as 25%.
* TheSpeechless: Popin, the resident egg painter, is a zombified rabbit that has no lower jaw, so he speaks through actions and painted bark.
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* TheAlcoholic: The Peddler
* TheComputerIsACheatingBastard: Great and superb rank monsters are supposed to be extremely rare for the players, yet it seems that two-thirds of the enemies in the later parts of Episode 2 have these quality levels. Of course, this is somewhat a result of the way enemies work - the Special Skills they have access to depend on their quality-level, so only a Superb version has access to the full skillset. Hence, unless a Superb version of a given enemy spawns SOMEWHERE, it never gets to use its full skillset. (On the other hand, players can teach all the skills to any puppet regardless of quality.)
** Depending on the area, monsters have chances to cause status effects on attacking. In the aforementioned later areas, the chance can go up to 30%; for perspective, players would have to be very lucky, rich, or devoted to crafting to get as much as 25%.
* TheSpeechless: Popin, the resident egg painter, is a zombified rabbit that has no lower jaw, so he speaks through actions and painted bark.
* TheComputerIsACheatingBastard: Great and superb rank monsters are supposed to be extremely rare for the players, yet it seems that two-thirds of the enemies in the later parts of Episode 2 have these quality levels. Of course, this is somewhat a result of the way enemies work - the Special Skills they have access to depend on their quality-level, so only a Superb version has access to the full skillset. Hence, unless a Superb version of a given enemy spawns SOMEWHERE, it never gets to use its full skillset. (On the other hand, players can teach all the skills to any puppet regardless of quality.)
** Depending on the area, monsters have chances to cause status effects on attacking. In the aforementioned later areas, the chance can go up to 30%; for perspective, players would have to be very lucky, rich, or devoted to crafting to get as much as 25%.
* TheSpeechless: Popin, the resident egg painter, is a zombified rabbit that has no lower jaw, so he speaks through actions and painted bark.
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* HornyDevils: There's a Succubus monster, but she just amounts to an archer who happens to wear prostitute clothes. The Lamia is a much straighter example, and several of the 'Limited Edition' puppets exemplify it. However, since virtually all the other female puppets are equally lusty, they don't really stand out much...
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* SuccubiAndIncubi: There's a Succubus monster, but she just amounts to an archer who happens to wear prostitute clothes.
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The game is filled to the brim with fantastic art, fun gameplay, and lovable characters.
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* PoliticalCorrectnessGoneMad: Inverted. Since this game is 'adults only', and produced by basically one guy, the creator has gleefully set forth to include things no 'big-budget' game would ever dare use. Thus, available Puppets include a White Trash Biker Dwarf with access to special moves such as 'Domestic Violence' and 'Hate Crime', and the Ameise, a nazi ant with access to a selection of genocidal moves (and the 'Self Portrait' special, of course). And yes, both of them use swastikas in their design, which means that this game is technically illegal to play in Germany...
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* PoliticalCorrectnessGoneMad: PoliticalOvercorrectness: Inverted. Since this game is 'adults only', and produced by basically one guy, the creator has gleefully set forth to include things no 'big-budget' game would ever dare use. Thus, available Puppets include a White Trash Biker Dwarf with access to special moves such as 'Domestic Violence' and 'Hate Crime', and the Ameise, a nazi ant with access to a selection of genocidal moves (and the 'Self Portrait' special, of course). And yes, both of them use swastikas in their design, which means that this game is technically illegal to play in Germany...
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* TheSpeechless: Popin, the resident egg painting, zombified rabbit has no lower jaw, so he speaks through actions, and painted bark.
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* TheSpeechless: Popin, the resident egg painting, painter, is a zombified rabbit that has no lower jaw, so he speaks through actions, actions and painted bark.
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Lolicon comment (under Fan Disservice) no longer really relevant because game owner has made underage looking puppets unable to breed.
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** The 'breeding' in the game is quite... overt. Forget about the {{Pokemon}} "Your monsters had an egg, I have no idea how it got there" - you know EXACTLY what they're doing to produce those eggs. However, depending on the puppets involved, this can be... squicky. Which has led some players to refuse to use puppets that appear '[[{{Lolicon}} underaged]]' in breeding just to avoid this. Forget HotSkittyOnWailordAction - hot Unicorn-On-8-year-old-Cute-Ghost-Girl action is where you start asking yourself how much you REALLY want that egg...
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* KillerRabbit: Used verbatim. The Killer Rabbit is an EXTREMELY rare puppet of the 'Genetic Mistake' type, which can occur randomly when breeding. Apparently, it's an ordinary rabbit that's been infected with some sort of 'TheThing'-ish parasite.
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* KillerRabbit: Used verbatim. The Killer Rabbit is an EXTREMELY rare puppet of the 'Genetic Mistake' type, which can occur randomly when breeding. Apparently, it's an ordinary rabbit that's been infected with some sort of 'TheThing'-ish '[[Film/TheThing1982 The Thing]]'-ish parasite.
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* PoliticalCorrectnessGoneMad: Inverted. Since this game is 'adults only', and produced by basically one guy, the creator has gleefully set forth to include things no 'big-budget' game would ever dare use. Thus, available Puppets include a White Trash Biker Dwarf with access to special moves such as 'Domestic Violence' and 'Hate Crime', and the Ameise, a nazi ant with access to a selection of genocidal moves (and the 'Self Portrait' special, of course). And yes, both of them use swastikas in their design, which means that this game is technically illegal to play in Germany...
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* AndYourRewardIsClothes: One of Keli's side-quests rewards in a rare, non-wearable clothes reward. In the form of her thong.
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* AndYourRewardIsClothes: One An early side-quest has you collect panties from several of Keli's side-quests rewards in a rare, non-wearable clothes reward. In the form most beautiful women in Niflheim... and while you're SUPPOSED to return them to the quest-giver (a perverted statue), you can break off the quest at any point in order to keep the panties. And yes, your creatures can wear them. The final pair the quest sends you after, the Golden Panties, are actually one of her thong.the top-two most Stylish wearables for female puppets, making them highly sought-after.
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** Besides buying, credit can be gained by voting for the game on popularity lists and winning fights, but it's a slow process, averaging out to 10 or 15 credit per day.
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** Besides buying, credit can be gained by voting for the game on popularity lists and lists, winning fights, but fights and a variety of other methods. But it's a relatively slow process, averaging out to 10 or 15 about 50-75 credit per day.day, depending on how active you are.
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* CuteMonster Girl: Over half of the obtainable Soul Puppets fall into this trope.
* DemBones: Two separate types of skeleton enemies, as well as Pierce Bones.
* DemBones: Two separate types of skeleton enemies, as well as Pierce Bones.
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* CuteMonster Girl: CuteMonsterGirl: Over half of the obtainable Soul Puppets fall into this trope.
trope... though their exact degree of cuteness varies.
* DemBones:Two separate Several types of skeleton enemies, as well as Pierce Bones.Bones, the skeletal weapon-salesman of the first city.
* DemBones:
** The 'breeding' in the game is quite... overt. Forget about the {{Pokemon}} "Your monsters had an egg, I have no idea how it got there" - you know EXACTLY what they're doing to produce those eggs. However, depending on the puppets involved, this can be... squicky. Which has led some players to refuse to use puppets that appear '[[{{Lolicon}} underaged]]' in breeding just to avoid this. Forget HotSkittyOnWailordAction - hot Unicorn-On-8-year-old-Cute-Ghost-Girl action is where you start asking yourself how much you REALLY want that egg...
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* HornyDevils: There's a Succubus monster, but she just amounts to an archer who happens to wear prostitute clothes. The Lamia is a much straighter example.
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* HornyDevils: There's a Succubus monster, but she just amounts to an archer who happens to wear prostitute clothes. The Lamia is a much straighter example.example, and several of the 'Limited Edition' puppets exemplify it. However, since virtually all the other female puppets are equally lusty, they don't really stand out much...
* KillerRabbit: Used verbatim. The Killer Rabbit is an EXTREMELY rare puppet of the 'Genetic Mistake' type, which can occur randomly when breeding. Apparently, it's an ordinary rabbit that's been infected with some sort of 'TheThing'-ish parasite.
* KillerRabbit: Used verbatim. The Killer Rabbit is an EXTREMELY rare puppet of the 'Genetic Mistake' type, which can occur randomly when breeding. Apparently, it's an ordinary rabbit that's been infected with some sort of 'TheThing'-ish parasite.
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* TheComputerIsACheatingBastard: Great and superb rank monsters are supposed to be extremely rare for the players, yet it seems that two-thirds of the enemies in the later parts of Episode 2 have these quality levels.
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* TheComputerIsACheatingBastard: Great and superb rank monsters are supposed to be extremely rare for the players, yet it seems that two-thirds of the enemies in the later parts of Episode 2 have these quality levels. Of course, this is somewhat a result of the way enemies work - the Special Skills they have access to depend on their quality-level, so only a Superb version has access to the full skillset. Hence, unless a Superb version of a given enemy spawns SOMEWHERE, it never gets to use its full skillset. (On the other hand, players can teach all the skills to any puppet regardless of quality.)
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* TheSpeechless: Popin, the resident egg painting, zombified [[EverythingsBetterWithBunnies rabbit]] has no lower jaw, so he speaks through actions, and painted bark.
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* TheSpeechless: Popin, the resident egg painting, zombified [[EverythingsBetterWithBunnies rabbit]] rabbit has no lower jaw, so he speaks through actions, and painted bark.
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* ColourCodedForYourConvenience: The different tiers of Soul Puppets manifest in different colors.
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* LawOfChromaticSuperiority: The different tiers of Soul Puppets manifest in different colors.
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''[[http://www.puppetnightmares.com/index.php?sh=25824 Puppet Nightmares]]'', formerly Pocket Nightmares, is a web game made by Ignis in January of 2008. An evil toy maker is luring children into a nightmare filled world, to manipulate their souls and rob them of their innocence. [[TheChosenOne Only you]] can collect and unlock the powerful Soul Puppets, also formerly Pocket Nightmares, that are needed to stop his madness.
The game is filled to the brim with fantastic art, fun gameplay, and lovable characters.
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!!This game provides examples of:
* AndYourRewardIsClothes: One of Keli's side-quests rewards in a rare, non-wearable clothes reward. In the form of her thong.
* BonusBoss: With the reward being more Soul Puppets for defeating them.
* BigBad: The Toymaker
* BribingYourWayToVictory: Without spending credit, players can't have any more than one full party of monsters (and two spares). If they're fully equipped, there's not even room for looted equipment.
** The equipment crafting system is also rife with this; even if the equipment creation doesn't fail, there's no guarantee it won't be complete trash. Unless you get the right items from the Credit Shop, of course.
** Besides buying, credit can be gained by voting for the game on popularity lists and winning fights, but it's a slow process, averaging out to 10 or 15 credit per day.
* CatGirl: The Neko, obviously.
* ColourCodedForYourConvenience: The different tiers of Soul Puppets manifest in different colors.
* ContinuingIsPainful: Continuing after getting a game over results in losing all non-permanent equipment, consumable items, marbles, and a large amount of coins.
* CuteAndPsycho: Eva, the credit shop clerk.
* CuteMonster Girl: Over half of the obtainable Soul Puppets fall into this trope.
* DemBones: Two separate types of skeleton enemies, as well as Pierce Bones.
* DiskOneNuke: The first four Soul Puppets you can get can easily be molded into this.
* EasyModeMockery: At the difficulty selection screen, the picture for the Easy difficulty shows several Soul Puppets descending from a rainbow.
* FateWorseThanDeath: If you game over, you lose your soul and get trapped in the miniature game world forever, slowly losing your memories, becoming a soulless husk in the real world.
* FanDisservice: Yeah, you know that CuteMonsterGirl on your team? The one with her cleavage showing? Oh, and the sexy, seductive Keli? Yeah, both of them are about ten inches tall, and the one in your team is about as smart as your dog. Sorry.
** [[RuleThirtyFour Neither are an obstacle for some people.]]
* GlowingEyesOfDoom: Eva, Pierce, and Orion do this when they get significantly angry.
* HornyDevils: There's a Succubus monster, but she just amounts to an archer who happens to wear prostitute clothes. The Lamia is a much straighter example.
* OurZombiesAreDifferent: Keli is a magic teaching, valley girl talking, sexy young lady who likes to spend her time hanging in her own grave "putting missionaries in their position."
* SweetTooth: Neko are unlocked by acquiring 150 Chocolate Mice.
* TakenForGranite: The crafting NPC Orion is stuck as a statue. It's assumed around the [=NPCs=] that the Toy Maker did it as punishment for his extreme perverted tendencies.
* TheAlcoholic: The Peddler
* TheComputerIsACheatingBastard: Great and superb rank monsters are supposed to be extremely rare for the players, yet it seems that two-thirds of the enemies in the later parts of Episode 2 have these quality levels.
** Depending on the area, monsters have chances to cause status effects on attacking. In the aforementioned later areas, the chance can go up to 30%; for perspective, players would have to be very lucky, rich, or devoted to crafting to get as much as 25%.
* TheSpeechless: Popin, the resident egg painting, zombified [[EverythingsBetterWithBunnies rabbit]] has no lower jaw, so he speaks through actions, and painted bark.
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The game is filled to the brim with fantastic art, fun gameplay, and lovable characters.
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!!This game provides examples of:
* AndYourRewardIsClothes: One of Keli's side-quests rewards in a rare, non-wearable clothes reward. In the form of her thong.
* BonusBoss: With the reward being more Soul Puppets for defeating them.
* BigBad: The Toymaker
* BribingYourWayToVictory: Without spending credit, players can't have any more than one full party of monsters (and two spares). If they're fully equipped, there's not even room for looted equipment.
** The equipment crafting system is also rife with this; even if the equipment creation doesn't fail, there's no guarantee it won't be complete trash. Unless you get the right items from the Credit Shop, of course.
** Besides buying, credit can be gained by voting for the game on popularity lists and winning fights, but it's a slow process, averaging out to 10 or 15 credit per day.
* CatGirl: The Neko, obviously.
* ColourCodedForYourConvenience: The different tiers of Soul Puppets manifest in different colors.
* ContinuingIsPainful: Continuing after getting a game over results in losing all non-permanent equipment, consumable items, marbles, and a large amount of coins.
* CuteAndPsycho: Eva, the credit shop clerk.
* CuteMonster Girl: Over half of the obtainable Soul Puppets fall into this trope.
* DemBones: Two separate types of skeleton enemies, as well as Pierce Bones.
* DiskOneNuke: The first four Soul Puppets you can get can easily be molded into this.
* EasyModeMockery: At the difficulty selection screen, the picture for the Easy difficulty shows several Soul Puppets descending from a rainbow.
* FateWorseThanDeath: If you game over, you lose your soul and get trapped in the miniature game world forever, slowly losing your memories, becoming a soulless husk in the real world.
* FanDisservice: Yeah, you know that CuteMonsterGirl on your team? The one with her cleavage showing? Oh, and the sexy, seductive Keli? Yeah, both of them are about ten inches tall, and the one in your team is about as smart as your dog. Sorry.
** [[RuleThirtyFour Neither are an obstacle for some people.]]
* GlowingEyesOfDoom: Eva, Pierce, and Orion do this when they get significantly angry.
* HornyDevils: There's a Succubus monster, but she just amounts to an archer who happens to wear prostitute clothes. The Lamia is a much straighter example.
* OurZombiesAreDifferent: Keli is a magic teaching, valley girl talking, sexy young lady who likes to spend her time hanging in her own grave "putting missionaries in their position."
* SweetTooth: Neko are unlocked by acquiring 150 Chocolate Mice.
* TakenForGranite: The crafting NPC Orion is stuck as a statue. It's assumed around the [=NPCs=] that the Toy Maker did it as punishment for his extreme perverted tendencies.
* TheAlcoholic: The Peddler
* TheComputerIsACheatingBastard: Great and superb rank monsters are supposed to be extremely rare for the players, yet it seems that two-thirds of the enemies in the later parts of Episode 2 have these quality levels.
** Depending on the area, monsters have chances to cause status effects on attacking. In the aforementioned later areas, the chance can go up to 30%; for perspective, players would have to be very lucky, rich, or devoted to crafting to get as much as 25%.
* TheSpeechless: Popin, the resident egg painting, zombified [[EverythingsBetterWithBunnies rabbit]] has no lower jaw, so he speaks through actions, and painted bark.
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