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* DamselOutOFDistress: [[spoiler: Lucy is captured in Verdon Gorge while Snoopy is in the Matterhorn mines, but manages to escape during the final battle, and manages to briefly engage ''the Red Baron himself'' before being forced to bail out]].
* {{Dieselpunk}}: Aside from WWI-type biplanes, PT boats, U-Boats, and tanks, the Flying Circus also has Dieselpunk helicopters, drones, and mechs, and the Flying Circus overall has a very Dieselpunk feel to it.
* DistressedDude: Charlie Brown is kidnapped by the Red Baron's men in the Woods of Montsec intro, [[spoiler: imprisoned somewhere in Verdon Gorge by the Front Lines of Verdun intro, and then strapped to a rocket during the final battle. Rerun and Franklin are also captured trying to rescue Charlie Brown, and manage to escape, but Franklin's guns are disabled and Rerun's plane is badly damaged, forcing them to disengage]].
* {{Dieselpunk}}: Aside from WWI-type biplanes, PT boats, U-Boats, and tanks, the Flying Circus also has Dieselpunk helicopters, drones, and mechs, and the Flying Circus overall has a very Dieselpunk feel to it.
* DistressedDude: Charlie Brown is kidnapped by the Red Baron's men in the Woods of Montsec intro, [[spoiler: imprisoned somewhere in Verdon Gorge by the Front Lines of Verdun intro, and then strapped to a rocket during the final battle. Rerun and Franklin are also captured trying to rescue Charlie Brown, and manage to escape, but Franklin's guns are disabled and Rerun's plane is badly damaged, forcing them to disengage]].
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* DwindlingParty: The ''Peanuts'' characters acting as the Allies. First, Charlie Brown is kidnapped in the intro to the Woods of Montsec. Schroeder and Pigpen appear as an Allied PT Boat captain and a Quartermaster (respectively) exactly ''once'' in the Aerodrome Island levels, before being PutOnABus. Then [[spoiler: Lucy, Franklin, and Rerun are captured while Snoopy is fighting in the Matterhorn. Then Linus faints after seeing the fully-functional Doodlebug bomb. Only Snoopy, Sally, and Marcie are still active by the end of the game]].
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* CruelAndUnusualPunishment: [[spoiler: Charlie Brown, who becomes a POW under captivity, is strapped to the V-1 rocket at the game's very end. This is pretty cruel, even for german standards.]]
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Snoopy vs. the Red Baron is a 2006 video game developed by Smart Bomb Media and published by Creator/BandaiNamcoEntertainment. It was released for the UsefulNotes/PlayStation2, PC, and [[UsefulNotes/PlayStationPortable PSP]]. [[UsefulNotes/EntertainmentSoftwareRatingsBoard [[UsefulNotes/EntertainmentSoftwareRatingBoard Rated Everyone 10 and up,]] it is a flight combat game starring the lovable beagle from ''ComicStrip/{{Peanuts}}''. The story is presented as Snoopy's dream (that he writes down into a manuscript) starring Snoopy as a WWI flying ace (with numerous other ''Peanuts'' characters serving as allies) on a mission to defeat the villainous RedBaron and his Flying Circus. Along the way, he flies in his trademark Sopwith Camel, unleashing bullets, fireworks, potatoes, and other ammunition on all sorts of enemies planes, boats, and mechs.
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* AndThisIsFor: Peppermint Patty says "This one's for Chuck" during one of her bombing runs.
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* FrontlineGeneral: Supreme commander Lucy isn't afraid to go flying into battle herself.
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* PutOnABus: After being rescued from the Axis powers, Franklin and Rerun have to depart due to their planes being too damaged to fight.
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* LighterAndSofter: Compared to many other [[UsefulNotes/WorldWarI WWI]] works
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* WeaponsOfMassDestruction: The Doodlebug bomb is extremely powerful. Charlie brown says that "It could change the whole outcome of the War." [[spoiler:In the mission briefing for the final level, Linus states: "We've confirmed that the Doodlebug is heading toward (the) British Isle! If you don't stop it, we've lost the entire War!"]]
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Snoopy vs. the Red Baron is a 2006 video game developed by Smart Bomb Media and published by Creator/BandaiNamcoEntertainment. It was released for the UsefulNotes/PlayStation2, PC, and [[UsefulNotes/PlayStationPortable PSP]]. [[UsefulNotes/EntertainmentSoftwareRatingsBoard Rated Everyone 10 and up,]] it is a flight combat game starring the lovable beagle from ''ComicStrip/{{Peanuts}}''. The story is presented as Snoopy's dream (that he writes down into a play manuscript) starring Snoopy as a WWI flying ace (with numerous other ''Peanuts'' characters serving as allies) on a mission to defeat the villainous RedBaron and his Flying Circus. Along the way, he flies in his trademark Sopwith Camel, unleashing bullets, fireworks, potatoes, and other ammunition on all sorts of enemies planes, boats, and mechs.
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* TemptingFate: Charlie Brown in the hangar, upon finding the top-secret plans: "These must be the secret plans to the Doodlebug Bomb! It would be ''terrible'' if something were to happen to them! It might change the whole outcome of the war!" [[spoiler:He gets kidnapped, along with the plans, immediately afterwards]]
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* TemptingFate: Charlie Brown in the hangar, upon finding the top-secret plans: "These must be the secret plans to the Doodlebug Bomb! It would be ''terrible'' if something were to happen to them! It might change the whole outcome of the war!" [[spoiler:He gets kidnapped, along with the plans, immediately afterwards]]afterwards.]]
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'''Snoopy vs. the Red Baron''' is a 2006 video game developed by Smart Bomb Media and published by Creator/NamcoBandai.Creator/BandaiNamcoEntertainment. It was released for the UsefulNotes/PlayStation2, PC, and [[UsefulNotes/PlayStationPortable PSP]]. [[UsefulNotes/EntertainmentSoftwareRatingsBoard Rated Everyone 10 and up,]] it is a flight combat game starring the lovable beagle from ''ComicStrip/{{Peanuts}}''. The story is presented as a play starring Snoopy as a WWI flying ace (with numerous other ''Peanuts'' characters serving as allies) on a mission to defeat the villainous RedBaron and his Flying Circus. Along the way, he flies in his trademark Sopwith Camel, unleashing bullets, fireworks, potatoes, and other ammunition on all sorts of enemies planes, boats, and mechs.
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'''Snoopy vs. the Red Baron''' is a 2006 video game developed by Smart Bomb Media and published by Creator/NamcoBandai. It was released for the UsefulNotes/PlayStation2, PC, and [[UsefulNotes/PlayStationPortable PSP]] and rated PSP]]. [[UsefulNotes/EntertainmentSoftwareRatingsBoard Rated Everyone 10 and up. It up,]] it is a flight combat game starring the lovable beagle from ''ComicStrip/{{Peanuts}}''. The story is presented as a play starring Snoopy as a WWI flying ace (with numerous other ''Peanuts'' characters serving as allies) on a mission to defeat the villainous RedBaron and his Flying Circus. Along the way, he flies in his trademark Sopwith Camel, unleashing bullets, fireworks, potatoes, and other ammunition on all sorts of enemies planes, boats, and mechs.
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* BleakLevel: Front Lines of Verdun is a dirty warzone, in contrast with the rest of the game.
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It got a successor in 2010; see ''VideoGame/SnoopyFlyingAce'' for information on that game.
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* HundredPercentCompletion: Achieving General rank on all levels (which requires collecting every item) unlocks two things: The Octogun, a free upgrade to the machine gun so it shoots eight bullets per volley (twice the damage of the max normal level), and the ability to find and use the Woodstock Missile in multiplayer maps.
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** The 10 Gauge Pumpkin is very powerful, but it's hard to use outside of boss fights, since it consumes two ammo per shot with a capacity of 16, and its low range means that it's very easy to waste shots.
** The Woodstock Missile in multiplayer mode. You still control it like in the campaign, but your camera doesn't focus on it, so moving it towards a target is much more difficult. With every other weapon available on the map, there's little reason to use it outside of messing around.
** The 10 Gauge Pumpkin is very powerful, but it's hard to use outside of boss fights, since it consumes two ammo per shot with a capacity of 16, and its low range means that it's very easy to waste shots.
** The Woodstock Missile in multiplayer mode. You still control it like in the campaign, but your camera doesn't focus on it, so moving it towards a target is much more difficult. With every other weapon available on the map, there's little reason to use it outside of messing around.
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* BloodlessCarnage: As violent as it is for a ''Peanuts'' game, this is played straight. The majority of the enemies Snoopy blows up are machines, and anything that's piloted has the person inside eject with a parachute when their vehicle goes down.
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* BraggingRightsReward: The Octogun tears through enemies extremely quickly, but it's unlocked by achieving the max rank on every level. It's useful for grinding money to buy multiplayer characters, but that's it.
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* PortalPicture: You enter levels by flying through billboards in the HubLevel.
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* AbilityRequiredToProceed: Starting with Woods of Montsec, there's one level in each world where you need one of the unlockable weapons to destroy an obstacle to proceed. The game will warn you of this if you lack the weapon when starting the level.
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* AbilityRequiredToProceed: Starting with Woods of Montsec, there's one level in each world where you need one of the unlockable weapons to destroy an obstacle to proceed. The game will warn you of this if you lack the weapon when starting the level.level, and will flat-out lock you out if you haven't bought it yet.
* AllJustADream: The game exists as a story Snoopy wrote that he is dreaming about. This is established in the manual and seen in the game start-up and ending cutscenes.
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* BigGood: The role is split between Lucy (the primary military commander) and Marcie (the brains of the allied operations and the authority on the Sopwith Camel). Marcie takes precedent by the end of the game [[spoiler:due to Lucy being captured]].
* BleakLevel: Front Lines of Verdun is a dirty warzone, in contrast with the rest of the game.
* BossArenaIdiocy: The Flying Circus boasts that Major Catastrophe, their massive war tank, is invincible. This is true... until they decide to ignore Snoopy and head for the front lines, parking the vehicle on a stone bridge with weak supports over a river.
* ButtMonkey: Charlie Brown as usual, but he gets it ''far'' worse. You can't get much more unlucky than being cast as a janitor in Snoopy's WWI story/fantasy, getting abducted by the bad guys because you were holding onto secret plans, and [[spoiler:getting fired off with the rocket built by said plans]].
* ChainsawGood: Major Chaos, the Flying Circus's logging harvester, has two chainsaw arms that it uses to fight. The driller machine later in the game uses buzzsaws in one phase.
* DuelBoss: [[spoiler:Due to Lucy being shot down early in the level]], the Red Baron fight is a straight dogfight between him and Snoopy, with no allies on either side (aside from Marcie's airdrops).
* BigGood: The role is split between Lucy (the primary military commander) and Marcie (the brains of the allied operations and the authority on the Sopwith Camel). Marcie takes precedent by the end of the game [[spoiler:due to Lucy being captured]].
* BleakLevel: Front Lines of Verdun is a dirty warzone, in contrast with the rest of the game.
* BossArenaIdiocy: The Flying Circus boasts that Major Catastrophe, their massive war tank, is invincible. This is true... until they decide to ignore Snoopy and head for the front lines, parking the vehicle on a stone bridge with weak supports over a river.
* ButtMonkey: Charlie Brown as usual, but he gets it ''far'' worse. You can't get much more unlucky than being cast as a janitor in Snoopy's WWI story/fantasy, getting abducted by the bad guys because you were holding onto secret plans, and [[spoiler:getting fired off with the rocket built by said plans]].
* ChainsawGood: Major Chaos, the Flying Circus's logging harvester, has two chainsaw arms that it uses to fight. The driller machine later in the game uses buzzsaws in one phase.
* DuelBoss: [[spoiler:Due to Lucy being shot down early in the level]], the Red Baron fight is a straight dogfight between him and Snoopy, with no allies on either side (aside from Marcie's airdrops).
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* EnemyChatter: During the levels, you'll frequently overhear the leaders of the Flying Circus talking about their plans. This turns into BossBanter during boss fights.
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* FlunkyBoss: The Circus aircraft carrier is initially nearly immune to attacks, but doesn't fight on its own. By destroying all the fighter waves it sends out, it tries to attack with guns and exposes a weak point in the process.
* GetBackHereBoss: [[spoiler:The Doodlebug gets a head start in the final level, so Marcie drops rings that Snoopy needs to fly through to catch up with it.]]
* GetBackHereBoss: [[spoiler:The Doodlebug gets a head start in the final level, so Marcie drops rings that Snoopy needs to fly through to catch up with it.]]
* GottaCatchThemAll: The various colors of balloons (which unlock weapons needed to progress if you collect at least half of a certain color) and the letters (which let you buy a multiplayer character if you collect all of them in a world).
* GreenHillZone: Aerodrome Island and Verdon Gorge. The former is the first area, but the latter is the second-to-last.
* GreenHillZone: Aerodrome Island and Verdon Gorge. The former is the first area, but the latter is the second-to-last.
* MissionControl: The role jumps around a lot, depending on who is assisting in a area:
** Aerodrome Island/Front Lines of Verdun: Lucy, serving as the commander for the allied forces in those areas.
** Woods of Montsec: Linus, helping Snoopy on a mission to take out a secret Flying Circus base.
** Mines of the Matterhorn: Sally, joining you on a stealth mission to take out enemy resources.
** Verdon Gorge/[[spoiler:Flying Fortress]]: Linus and Marcie, due to [[spoiler:Lucy being captured]]. In the game's final level, [[spoiler:Linus faints from seeing Charlie Brown's predicament, leaving just Marcie to assist Snoopy]].
** Aerodrome Island/Front Lines of Verdun: Lucy, serving as the commander for the allied forces in those areas.
** Woods of Montsec: Linus, helping Snoopy on a mission to take out a secret Flying Circus base.
** Mines of the Matterhorn: Sally, joining you on a stealth mission to take out enemy resources.
** Verdon Gorge/[[spoiler:Flying Fortress]]: Linus and Marcie, due to [[spoiler:Lucy being captured]]. In the game's final level, [[spoiler:Linus faints from seeing Charlie Brown's predicament, leaving just Marcie to assist Snoopy]].
** A few character traits get off-hand mentions, such as Linus craving his blanket in a rough moment, or Marcie addressing Peppermint Patty as "Sir" in a cutscene.
** Charlie Brown's continuous wishes for a normal dog are turned on their head when, [[spoiler:while strapped to the Doodlebug, he exclaims that he'll never wish for a normal dog again]]. He says it directly in the final cutscene.
* NiceJobBreakingItHero: Marcie's plans for an ally superweapon get stolen by the Flying Circus early in the game [[spoiler:and used to build the Doodlebug that gets launched at the British Isles]]. The story never establishes ''why'' she designed such a thing, as the allies don't seem to have the necessary manpower to build it.
* NiceJobBreakingItHero: Marcie's plans for an ally superweapon get stolen by the Flying Circus early in the game [[spoiler:and used to build the Doodlebug that gets launched at the British Isles]]. The story never establishes ''why'' she designed such a thing, as the allies don't seem to have the necessary manpower to build it.
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* ScaryScorpions: The harvester boss seems to be designed after one, with a water-spewing tail, an extendable jaw, several tiny legs, and two chainsaw "claws".
* ShotgunsAreJustBetter: The 10 Gauge Pumpkin is a ''pumpkin'' shotgun.
* ShortRangeShotgun: The 10 Gauge Pumpkin has a very short range, and it'll do more damage when fired closer to the target.
* ShowWithinAShow: Thestory plot is presented as a play being put on story written by Snoopy Snoopy, with him and the other ''Peanuts'' characters.characters playing roles in it.
* SlippySlideyIceWorld: The outside portions of Mines of the Matterhorn, taking place in the snowy mountains.
* StrappedToARocket: [[spoiler:Charlie Brown is tied to the Doodlebug when it is launched. After destroying its boosters, he wriggles free and parachutes away, letting Snoopy attack the missile without hurting him.]]
* TankGoodness: They appear throughout the game, primarily in Front Lines of Verdun. That world also features a massive boss tank, Major Catastrophe.
* ThisIsADrill: Driller robots are a frequent tool used by the Flying Circus to destroy structures. They have a boss variant in General Mayhem, a drilling tank in the mines.
* TimeLimitBoss: Many bosses have time limits for either the entire battle or just parts of it. Most are just listed timers, but the battleship has a different variety: it starts attacking Aerodrome Island in the last phase, and it must be destroyed before it blows up the main base.
* ShotgunsAreJustBetter: The 10 Gauge Pumpkin is a ''pumpkin'' shotgun.
* ShortRangeShotgun: The 10 Gauge Pumpkin has a very short range, and it'll do more damage when fired closer to the target.
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* SlippySlideyIceWorld: The outside portions of Mines of the Matterhorn, taking place in the snowy mountains.
* StrappedToARocket: [[spoiler:Charlie Brown is tied to the Doodlebug when it is launched. After destroying its boosters, he wriggles free and parachutes away, letting Snoopy attack the missile without hurting him.]]
* TankGoodness: They appear throughout the game, primarily in Front Lines of Verdun. That world also features a massive boss tank, Major Catastrophe.
* ThisIsADrill: Driller robots are a frequent tool used by the Flying Circus to destroy structures. They have a boss variant in General Mayhem, a drilling tank in the mines.
* TimeLimitBoss: Many bosses have time limits for either the entire battle or just parts of it. Most are just listed timers, but the battleship has a different variety: it starts attacking Aerodrome Island in the last phase, and it must be destroyed before it blows up the main base.
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* UniqueEnemy: "Destroy Circus City" features a Big Bertha cannon, which can down the plane in a few hits but can be destroyed by going behind it via a tunnel, and two riveter machines that guard transport bridges.
* {{Unobtanium}}: The Mines of the Matterhorn arc is based around Snoopy and Sally stopping the Flying Circus from shipping a rare element needed for their superweapons. Its name? Unobtanium.
* WarHasNeverBeenSoMuchFun: How else do you describe a WWI game starring the ''Peanuts'' cast?
* YouCantThwartStageOne: Despite all the effort you go through, the Flying Circus will still [[spoiler:build the Doodlebug by the end of the game. It's possible that you stopped them from mass-producing it, at least]].
* {{Unobtanium}}: The Mines of the Matterhorn arc is based around Snoopy and Sally stopping the Flying Circus from shipping a rare element needed for their superweapons. Its name? Unobtanium.
* WarHasNeverBeenSoMuchFun: How else do you describe a WWI game starring the ''Peanuts'' cast?
* YouCantThwartStageOne: Despite all the effort you go through, the Flying Circus will still [[spoiler:build the Doodlebug by the end of the game. It's possible that you stopped them from mass-producing it, at least]].
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* BeeBeeGun: One of the special weapons allows Snoopy to shoot bees at enemies.
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* AbilityRequiredToProceed: Starting with Woods of Montsec, there's one level in each world where you need one of the unlockable weapons to destroy an obstacle to proceed. The game will warn you of this if you lack the weapon when starting the level.
* AbnormalAmmo: The game's weapons range from expected (rockets and missiles) to "out-there" but still feasible (firecrackers, lightning orbs, freezing blasts) to ridiculous (a boomerang, pumpkin seeds, water balloons, potatoes, bees). Even the enemies are guilty of this.
* BeeBeeGun:One of the special weapons The Stinger allows Snoopy to shoot bees at enemies.
* AbnormalAmmo: The game's weapons range from expected (rockets and missiles) to "out-there" but still feasible (firecrackers, lightning orbs, freezing blasts) to ridiculous (a boomerang, pumpkin seeds, water balloons, potatoes, bees). Even the enemies are guilty of this.
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* EnemyChatter: During the levels, you'll frequently overhear the leaders of the Flying Circus talking about their plans. This turns into BossBanter during boss fights.
* FinalBossPreview: The Red Baron appears at the end of the first Aerodrome Island mission, though you don't fight him and are expected to immediately flee to the home base.
* TheGoomba: The Blue Fighters, the standard plane variety and the weakest of them all.
* FinalBossPreview: The Red Baron appears at the end of the first Aerodrome Island mission, though you don't fight him and are expected to immediately flee to the home base.
* TheGoomba: The Blue Fighters, the standard plane variety and the weakest of them all.
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* HubLevel: It seems to be the neighborhood where Peanuts ''Peanuts'' takes place.place. There, you can access training and the shop, and fly into billboards to start levels.
* HyperactiveMetabolism: Collecting root beer restores Snoopy's health.
* TheLostWoods: The Woods of Montsec, where the Flying Circus has made a hidden base. The area boss is a massive logging machine.
* MythologyGag: Numerous ones to the original comics:
** In the opening cutscene, Charlie Brown says that Snoopy dreams about being a famous writer or a tennis pro, two things he did frequently in the comics.
** Snoopy starts out without the Sopwith Camel, instead flying in his bullet-ridden doghouse, as would frequently happen during his WWI fantasies.
** Sally's habit of mangled school reports is replicated in the Woods of Montsec cutscene, where she does a report on said woods.
** In the Front Lines of Verdun cutscene, Charlie Brown writes to the allies in the same way he writes to his "pencil pal" in the comics.
* PlayerGuidedMissile: The Woodstock Missile does heavy damage, but Woodstock must pilot it into the target.
* HyperactiveMetabolism: Collecting root beer restores Snoopy's health.
* TheLostWoods: The Woods of Montsec, where the Flying Circus has made a hidden base. The area boss is a massive logging machine.
* MythologyGag: Numerous ones to the original comics:
** In the opening cutscene, Charlie Brown says that Snoopy dreams about being a famous writer or a tennis pro, two things he did frequently in the comics.
** Snoopy starts out without the Sopwith Camel, instead flying in his bullet-ridden doghouse, as would frequently happen during his WWI fantasies.
** Sally's habit of mangled school reports is replicated in the Woods of Montsec cutscene, where she does a report on said woods.
** In the Front Lines of Verdun cutscene, Charlie Brown writes to the allies in the same way he writes to his "pencil pal" in the comics.
* PlayerGuidedMissile: The Woodstock Missile does heavy damage, but Woodstock must pilot it into the target.
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* ShowWithinAShow: The story is presented as a play being put on by Snoopy and the other Peanuts characters.
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* ShowWithinAShow: The story is presented as a play being put on by Snoopy and the other Peanuts characters.''Peanuts'' characters.
* UnexpectedGameplayChange: Bosses are either fought with the Woodstock Gunner (turning the game into an on-rails shooter) or by pursuing them with Snoopy (where it becomes a 3D shoot-em-up in the vein of ''VideoGame/StarFox''). Only the Red Baron is fought in the standard dogfight mode.
* UnexpectedGameplayChange: Bosses are either fought with the Woodstock Gunner (turning the game into an on-rails shooter) or by pursuing them with Snoopy (where it becomes a 3D shoot-em-up in the vein of ''VideoGame/StarFox''). Only the Red Baron is fought in the standard dogfight mode.
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'''''Snoopy vs. the Red Baron''''' is a 2006 video game developed by Smart Bomb Media and published by Creator/NamcoBandai. It was released for the PlayStation2, UsefulNotes/PlayStation2, PC, and PSP [[UsefulNotes/PlayStationPortable PSP]] and rated Everyone 10 and up. It is a flight combat game starring the lovable beagle from ''ComicStrip/{{Peanuts}}''. The story is presented as a play starring Snoopy as a WWI flying ace on a mission to defeat the villainous RedBaron. Along the way, he flies in his trademark Sopwith Camel, unleashing bullets, fireworks, potatoes, and other ammunition on all sorts of enemies planes, boats, and mechs.
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'''''Snoopy vs. the Red Baron''''' is a 2006 video game developed by Smart Bomb Media and published by Creator/NamcoBandai. It was released for the PlayStation2, PC, and PSP.PSP and rated Everyone 10 and up. It is a flight combat game starring the lovable beagle from ''ComicStrip/{{Peanuts}}''. The story is presented as a play starring Snoopy as a WWI flying ace on a mission to defeat the villainous RedBaron. Along the way, he flies in his trademark Sopwith Camel, unleashing bullets, fireworks, potatoes, and other ammunition on all sorts of enemies planes, boats, and mechs.
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'''''Snoopy vs. the Red Baron''''' is a 2006 video game developed by Smart Bomb Media and published by Creator/BandaiNamcoGames.Creator/NamcoBandai. It was released for the PlayStation2, PC, and PSP. It is a flight combat game starring the lovable beagle from ''ComicStrip/{{Peanuts}}''. The story is presented as a play starring Snoopy as a WWI flying ace on a mission to defeat the villainous RedBaron. Along the way, he flies in his trademark Sopwith Camel, unleashing bullets, fireworks, potatoes, and other ammunition on all sorts of enemies planes, boats, and mechs.
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'''''Snoopy vs. the Red Baron''''' is a 2006 video game developed by Smart Bomb Media and published by Creator/BandaiNamcoGames. It was released for the UsefulNotes/Playstation2, UsefulNotes/PC, PlayStation2, PC, and UsefulNotes/PSP.PSP. It is a flight combat game starring the lovable beagle from ''ComicStrip/{{Peanuts}}''. The story is presented as a play starring Snoopy as a WWI flying ace on a mission to defeat the villainous RedBaron. Along the way, he flies in his trademark Sopwith Camel, unleashing bullets, fireworks, potatoes, and other ammunition on all sorts of enemies planes, boats, and mechs.
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!!This game contains examples of:
* BeeAfraid: One of the special weapons allows Snoopy to shoot bees at enemies.
* BigBad: The Red Baron.
* EdibleAmmunition: Among the special weapons are potatoes and pumpkins.
* HeroicMime: Snoopy never talks, he only laughs or makes other sounds.
* PlayingWithFire: The Flame Boomerang, one of the special weapons.
* RedBaron: The TropeNamer himself is the BigBad.
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!!This game contains examples of:
* BeeAfraid: One of the special weapons allows Snoopy to shoot bees at enemies.
* BigBad: The Red Baron.
* EdibleAmmunition: Among the special weapons are potatoes and pumpkins.
* HeroicMime: Snoopy never talks, he only laughs or makes other sounds.
* PlayingWithFire: The Flame Boomerang, one of the special weapons.
* RedBaron: The TropeNamer himself is the BigBad.
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