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Badass Grandpa cleaning
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* CanonWelding: [[Music/MichaelJackson Space Michael's]] bio in Part 1 implies that [[VideoGame/MichaelJacksonsMoonwalker Moonwalker]] is in the same continuity as Space Channel 5, which effectively makes him a BadassGrandpa, as the events from that game took place ''over 500 years prior'' to Part 1.
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* CanonWelding: [[Music/MichaelJackson Space Michael's]] bio in Part 1 implies that [[VideoGame/MichaelJacksonsMoonwalker Moonwalker]] is in the same continuity as Space Channel 5, which effectively makes him a BadassGrandpa, as the events from that game took place ''over 500 years prior'' to Part 1.
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* PreRenderedGraphics: All areas in the game were pre-rendered video footage, and the characters are 3D models put in front of the video. [[SpecialEffectFailure This would sometimes result in Ulala and the others looking as if they were floating because sometimes their character models would not be properly aligned with the background]].
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* CaptainObvious: "Press LEFT for Left and RIGHT for Right!" Justified in that they want to make sure the gamer knows to use their own left/right for commands and not trying to match the facing-forward direction of the opposition (where their left is your right and vice versa).
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* CaptainObvious: "Press LEFT for Left and RIGHT for Right!" Justified in that they want to make sure the gamer knows to use their own left/right for commands and not trying to match the facing-forward direction of the opposition (where their left is your right and vice versa). More of a necessity in the Japanese version of each game, as every button callout is [[GratuitousEnglish still in English]] with the tutorial giving the translations for each directional input.
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* DancePartyEnding: The ending of ''Kinda★Funky News Flash'' ends with Ulala proclaiming "Let's dance to the end of the galaxy!", as opposed to marching to it in Part 1 and 2. Sure enough, the space populace all dance away in celebration.
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* SoftReboot: Kinda★Funky News Flash is a compressed re-imagining of Part 1, shifting some small details to make it an open gateway to new players.
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* SoftReboot: Kinda★Funky ''Kinda★Funky News Flash Flash'' is a compressed re-imagining of Part 1, shifting some small details to make it an open gateway to new players.
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* SoftReboot: Kinda★Funky News Flash is a compressed re-imagining of Part 1, shifting some small details to make it an open gateway to new players.
** Ulala is not a rookie reporter and is instead a well-known savior of the galaxy. That role is shifted to Roo & Kie, the new recruits and stand-ins for the player and making Ulala the mentor to you.
** Blank, the CEO of Space Channel 5, is nowhere to be found.
** The Morolians invade again, but this time to steal the Groove Moxie of the galaxy.
** Ulala is not a rookie reporter and is instead a well-known savior of the galaxy. That role is shifted to Roo & Kie, the new recruits and stand-ins for the player and making Ulala the mentor to you.
** Blank, the CEO of Space Channel 5, is nowhere to be found.
** The Morolians invade again, but this time to steal the Groove Moxie of the galaxy.
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In 2020, a new game was announced for Playstation VR: ''Space Channel 5 VR: Kinda★Funky News Flash''. To be released first on [=PlayStation=] VR on February 25, 2020 (NA) and February 26, 2020 (PAL), with HTC VIVE, Steam VR, and Oculus Quest releases currently undetermined.
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In 2020, a new game was announced for Playstation VR: ''Space Channel 5 VR: Kinda★Funky News Flash''. To be released Released first on [=PlayStation=] VR on February 25, 2020 (NA) and February 26, 2020 (PAL), with HTC VIVE, Steam VR, and Oculus Quest releases currently undetermined.
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* BootstrappedTheme: When Ulala appears in other games, The Reporter From Space Channel 5 is used due to licensing issues relating to Mexican Flyer. Coco Tapioca The Huge Dancer also gets used in some cases.
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In 2020, a new game was announced for Playstation VR: ''Space Channel 5 VR: Kinda★Funky News''.News Flash''. To be released first on [=PlayStation=] VR on February 25, 2020 (NA) and February 26, 2020 (PAL), with HTC VIVE, Steam VR, and Oculus Quest releases currently undetermined.
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In 2020, a new game was announced for Playstation VR: ''Space Channel 5 VR: Kinda★Funky News''. To be released first on PlayStation [=PlayStation=] VR on February 25, 2020 (NA) and February 26, 2020 (PAL), with HTC VIVE, Steam VR, and Oculus Quest releases currently undetermined.
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In 2020, a new game was announced for Playstation VR: ''Space Channel 5 VR: Kinda★Funky News''.
News''. To be released first on PlayStation VR on February 25, 2020 (NA) and February 26, 2020 (PAL), with HTC VIVE, Steam VR, and Oculus Quest releases currently undetermined.
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* EvilAlbino: Purge, who actually shows signs of being an albino. He wears goggles for most of the game, presumably to help with his eyesight and is never seen in sunlight.
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* ConspicuousCG: Well, it's a video game so it's ''obviously'' CG-I; but in the final moments of the first game, it becomes pretty obvious that the crowd behind Ulala is pre-rendered.
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One of the most [[TheCameo cameo]]-able SEGA games, it is famous for its [[EarWorm infectious]] and memorable soundtrack, odd gameplay and even odder premise.
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One of the most [[TheCameo cameo]]-able SEGA games, it is famous for its [[EarWorm infectious]] and memorable soundtrack, odd gameplay and even odder premise.
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* AllIsWellThatEndsWell: The end of both games.
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* AsHimself: Music/MichaelJackson appears as... err... "Space Michael".
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* AsHimself: AsHimself:
** Music/MichaelJackson appears as... err... "SpaceMichael".Michael".
** In the Japanese games, Ulala's voice actress is credited as herself. This is to reference the fact that her voice actress also worked with the motion capture used to animate Ulala.
** Music/MichaelJackson appears as... err... "Space
** In the Japanese games, Ulala's voice actress is credited as herself. This is to reference the fact that her voice actress also worked with the motion capture used to animate Ulala.
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* BaldOfEvil: [[spoiler:Blank]] in the first game.
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* BaldOfEvil: [[spoiler:Blank]] in Averted with [[spoiler:the Morolians as a whole]], but played straight with the BigBad of the first game.game, [[spoiler:Blank]].
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* BattleOfTheBands: Ulala's team vs. Shadow's in Report 5 of Part 2.
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* BattleOfTheBands: Ulala's team vs. engages Shadow's like this in Report 5 of Part 2.2. Ulala plays the keys, Pine has drums, Pudding plays the guitar and Space Michael and a Morolian provide vocals.
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** TheDragon: Respectively, the Morolians or Evila and Shadow.
* BigNo: Ulala does this twice in under a minute after [[spoiler: Fuse is shot down by Purge]]
* BigNo: Ulala does this twice in under a minute after [[spoiler: Fuse is shot down by Purge]]
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** Also [[spoiler: the Morolians in the first]].
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** Also [[spoiler: the Morolians entire Morolian race was brainwashed by Blank in the first]].first game]].
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* CallingYourAttacks: Both the enemies and Ulala say their cues ['left', 'right', 'down', 'up', 'hey' and 'chu'/'shoot']. If they didn't, the game would be {{unwinnable}}.
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* CallingYourAttacks: CallingYourAttacks:
** Both the enemies and Ulala say their cues ['left', 'right', 'down', 'up', 'hey' and 'chu'/'shoot']. If they didn't, the game would be {{unwinnable}}.
** Both the enemies and Ulala say their cues ['left', 'right', 'down', 'up', 'hey' and 'chu'/'shoot']. If they didn't, the game would be {{unwinnable}}.
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* {{Camp}}: You betcha.
* CampStraight: If you thought that Purge wasn't straight... better luck next time.
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* ChekhovsGunman: President Peace in the second game.
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* ChekhovsGunman: President Peace in the second game.game [[spoiler:is both a living battery for Purge's ultimate weapon and the only person capable of destabilizing Dance Dimension X.]]
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* CreditsGag: Don't think it's safe to put down the controller after the credits...
* CrowdSong: The final battle against Purge has you and everyone you've saved singing with him.
* CorruptCorporateExecutive: Blank fits this trope perfectly.
* CrowdSong: The final battle against Purge has you and everyone you've saved singing with him.
* CorruptCorporateExecutive: Blank fits this trope perfectly.
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* CreditsGag: Don't think it's safe to put down the controller after the credits...
credits... [[spoiler: The very last command is "Up!" right after it ends.]]
* CrowdSong: The final battle againstPurge [[spoiler:Blank and Purge]] has you and everyone you've saved singing with him.
against them.
* CorruptCorporateExecutive:Blank fits this trope perfectly.[[spoiler:Blank enslaves an entire race and sends them on acts of terrorism in a vile attempt to exploit the panic and boost Space Channel 5's ratings.]]
* CrowdSong: The final battle against
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* DanceBattler: Ulala, and ''how'', and even {{lampshaded}}.
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* DanceBattler: Ulala, and ''how'', and even {{lampshaded}}.All characters in these games try to solve their problems by dancing. Even their weapons are only operational if they are working a choreography.
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* DefeatMeansFriendship: Beating rivals such as Pudding or Jaguar has them join you later in the game.
** Also applies to the Robots and Morolians at the end of the game
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* DefeatMeansFriendship: Beating rivals such as Pudding or Jaguar has them join you later in the game.
** Also applies to the Robots andgame. [[spoiler:The Morolians at the end of the gamebecome Ulala's friends after she frees them from their brainwashing.]]
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* DuelBoss: The dance off between Ulala and Purge.
* DelayedExplosion: Both games have this at one point.
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* FateWorseThanDeath / AndIMustScream: Purge is trapped in the giant metallic P as he is sent flying into deep space. [[spoiler: Of course, this doesn't last long, as you see in the credits.]]
* {{Fembot}}: The Ultimate Reporter, Evila.
* {{Fembot}}: The Ultimate Reporter, Evila.
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* FateWorseThanDeath / AndIMustScream: FateWorseThanDeath: Purge is trapped in the giant metallic P as he is sent flying into deep space. [[spoiler: Of course, this doesn't last long, as you see in the credits.]]
* {{Fembot}}: The Ultimate Reporter,Evila.Evila, is a robotic counterpart to Ulala.
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* HeKnowsTooMuch: [[spoiler: Jaguar in the beginning of Part 2 by Purge.]]
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* HundredPercentCompletion: Easier said than done.
* HypnoRay: Happens in both games. To [[spoiler: The Morolians in the first game]] and [[spoiler: Jaguar in the Second.]]
* HypnoRay: Happens in both games. To [[spoiler: The Morolians in the first game]] and [[spoiler: Jaguar in the Second.]]
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* LargeHam: There are several to say the least, who pull it off rather well.
** "My name is..." "JAGUAAAAR~"
* {{Leitmotif}}: Purge, Pine and President Peace get their own unique themes.
** "My name is..." "JAGUAAAAR~"
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* LargeHam: There are several to say the least, is not a single character in this franchise who pull it off rather well.
**isn't loud and bombastic.
--> "My name is..." "JAGUAAAAR~"
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* MagicDance: ''Everything'' in the game is done with dance. See also MetaphysicalFuel.
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* MechaMooks: Purge just loves these.
* MetaphysicalFuel: Even the ''vehicles'' are powered by 'dance and jiggy power'. See 'It Runs on Nonsensoleum'.
* MetaphysicalFuel: Even the ''vehicles'' are powered by 'dance and jiggy power'. See 'It Runs on Nonsensoleum'.
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* MechaMooks: Unlike the previous antagonist, Purge just loves these.
employs mostly robots, with Shadow being the sole exception.
* MetaphysicalFuel: Even the ''vehicles'' are powered by 'dance and jiggy power'. See 'It Runs on Nonsensoleum'.
* MetaphysicalFuel: Even the ''vehicles'' are powered by 'dance and jiggy power'.
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* MusicalAssassin: OH YES.
* TheMusicMeister: Purge
* MySuitIsAlsoSuper: The Super Ulala Suit
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* SpacePirates: The Underground Space Pirate Broadcasters.
* SpacePolice: The Sexy Space Police in Part 2.
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* StuffBlowingUp: The best moment of this is in the second game, at the end of report 4.
* ThemeMusicPowerUp: And since its a rhythm game, the player is quite literally empowered when the theme music starts playing, as the notes are set to a song they have extreme familiarity with.
* ThemeMusicPowerUp: And since its a rhythm game, the player is quite literally empowered when the theme music starts playing, as the notes are set to a song they have extreme familiarity with.
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* StuffBlowingUp: The best moment of this is in the second game, at the end of report 4.
4. [[spoiler:The entire Space Channel 5 station is blown to pieces after Purge deflects an energy ball back at Fuse.]]
* ThemeMusicPowerUp: And sinceits it's a rhythm game, the player is quite literally empowered when the theme music starts playing, as the notes are set to a song they have extreme familiarity with.
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* UnexplainedRecovery: [[spoiler: Fuse, Blank, Ulala and Purge all survive situations where you'd normally die.]]
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* [[YouGottaHaveBlueHair You gotta have Pink/Green/Blue/Whitish-Purpleyish hair]]
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It's also known for its rather ''bright'' colours, making it look like a 60s psychadellic view of space. The first game even has a message which warns about epileptic seizures in one level.
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** This is, in fact, the main reason we haven't seen Part 1 get an HD re-release. The only models the game actually renders are the characters that are absolutely relevant to the gameplay (Ulala, civilians, enemies). Everything else is pre-rendered FMV. If they wanted to bring it to HD, they'd either have to go through the trouble of re-mastering the entire game in HD or [[PortingDisaster upscale the video to run in HD, which would look like garbage.]]
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** This is, in fact, the main reason we haven't seen Part 1 get an HD re-release. The only models the game actually renders are the characters that are absolutely relevant to the gameplay (Ulala, civilians, enemies). Everything else is pre-rendered FMV. If they wanted to bring it to HD, they'd either have to go through the trouble of re-mastering the entire game in HD or [[PortingDisaster upscale the video to run in HD, which would look like garbage.]]
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* GuideDangIt: Wonder why you aren't getting 100% ratings in Part 2? There are secret commands you need to be inputting in between segments. While a lot of them are pretty formulaic and predictable, each chapter is likely to have a few hidden in moments you might not expect at first glance.
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* GratuitousEnglish: The cheerleaders' chant is grammatically incorrect: "Let's dancing! Let's shooting!"
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* GratuitousEnglish: Plenty of it, a lot of which is simply left in the English version un-dubbed. The cheerleaders' chant is grammatically incorrect: "Let's dancing! Let's shooting!"
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** This gets reinforced during gameplay as well. Whenever Ulala saves a new group of citizens, they'll all start out just watching her dance and defend them. Then one by one they'll all start joining in and contributing their own dance energy. Do well enough consistently enough and you'll end up with an entire [[BadassCrew army of citizens providing backup for you.]] Made more apparent in Part 2 which includes special citizens that, when saved, will add something extra to the transition scenes to give Ulala some extra style and a morale boost. Sometimes they'll even [[GondorCallsForAid come rushing back to help Ulala out with the boss.]]
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* WidgetSeries: Let's see, we have a space reporter who defeats aliens with song, dance, and [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking Micheal Jackson]]; not to mention that the entire thing looks like the Jetsons on liberal amounts of [[WhatDoYouMeanItWasntMadeOnDrugs acid]].
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* WidgetSeries: Let's see, we have a space reporter who defeats aliens with song, dance, and [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking Micheal Michael Jackson]]; not to mention that the entire thing looks like the Jetsons on liberal amounts of [[WhatDoYouMeanItWasntMadeOnDrugs acid]].
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The console games were originally developed for the ill-fated UsefulNotes/SegaDreamcast, but were eventually ported to the UsefulNotes/{{Playstation 2}}. Part 2 is now available in high definition as part of the Dreamcast Collection, along with Dreamcast hits like ''VideoGame/SonicAdventure'' and ''CrazyTaxi'', and can be downloaded on the UsefulNotes/PlaystationNetwork, UsefulNotes/{{Xbox Live Arcade}} or UsefulNotes/{{Steam}}.
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The console games were originally developed for the ill-fated UsefulNotes/SegaDreamcast, but were eventually ported to the UsefulNotes/{{Playstation 2}}. Part 2 is now available in high definition as part of the Dreamcast Collection, along with Dreamcast hits like ''VideoGame/SonicAdventure'' and ''CrazyTaxi'', ''VideoGame/CrazyTaxi'', and can be downloaded on the UsefulNotes/PlaystationNetwork, UsefulNotes/{{Xbox Live Arcade}} or UsefulNotes/{{Steam}}.
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* CreatorCameo: Besides the [[AsHimself obvious one]], Michael Jackson provides the beatboxing in [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1-123v1bXpo the song]] that plays during the battle to save him. For unknown reasons, his vocals [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aKCs4OXoyYs were removed]] in the OST release.
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* TheDevTeamThinksOfEverything: In ''Part 2'' Report 1, failing to save anyone at all (which is far trickier than it sounds) changes the lyrics of the [[http://youtu.be/oXDeApWrREc Kin Kon Kan battle]].
