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* AmbiguousGender: The Merfolk in Chapter 2. The gender for two of the three on-screen samples is suggested, but never stated outright. Their leader is classified as male at one point by Elaine (she calls Chief Beluga and Captain McGillicutty "Gentlemen"), but even that does not stop it from remaining ambiguous (Chief Beluga has a female voice).
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* AmbiguousGender: The Merfolk in Chapter 2. The gender for two of the three on-screen samples is suggested, but never stated outright. Their leader is classified as male at one point by Elaine (she calls Chief Beluga and Captain McGillicutty [=McGillicutty=] "Gentlemen"), but even that does not stop it from remaining ambiguous (Chief Beluga has a female voice).
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* AmbiguousGender: The Merfolk in Chapter 2. The gender for two of the three on-screen samples is suggested, but never stated outright. Their leader is classified as male at one point by Elaine, but even that does not stop it from remaining ambiguous.
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* AmbiguousGender: The Merfolk in Chapter 2. The gender for two of the three on-screen samples is suggested, but never stated outright. Their leader is classified as male at one point by Elaine, Elaine (she calls Chief Beluga and Captain McGillicutty "Gentlemen"), but even that does not stop it from remaining ambiguous.ambiguous (Chief Beluga has a female voice).
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* PimpedOutDress: [[spoiler:Elaine gets one when she willingly becomes [=LeChuck=]'s demon bride in Chapter 5, and she wears it through the remainder of the chapter, even when she reverts to her normal, no longer demonic form. Her [[LittleBlackDress black bridal dress]] comes with a [[{{Stripperific}} revealing]] GemEncrusted [[ImpossiblyLowNeckline black bustier/corset]] worn under a see-though sheer black fabric sleeveless blouse with a black sash belt, a dark gray broomstick skirt and black dress boots, along with gem encrusted black OperaGloves, and an [[HypnoTrinket eerie-glowing black]] [[RequisiteRoyalRegalia tiara]].]]
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* PimpedOutDress: [[spoiler:Elaine gets one when she willingly becomes [=LeChuck=]'s demon bride in Chapter 5, and she wears it through the remainder of the chapter, even when she reverts to her normal, no longer demonic form. Her [[LittleBlackDress black bridal dress]] comes with a [[{{Stripperific}} revealing]] GemEncrusted [[ImpossiblyLowNeckline black bustier/corset]] worn under a see-though sheer black fabric sleeveless blouse with a black sash belt, a dark gray broomstick skirt and black dress boots, along with gem encrusted black OperaGloves, opera gloves, and an [[HypnoTrinket eerie-glowing black]] [[RequisiteRoyalRegalia tiara]].]]
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* IllBeYourBestFriend: Elaine says it to Guybrush when convincing him to help LeChuck in the quest for the {{Summoning Artifact}}s. Spoofed as Elaine is Guybrush's wife.
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* IllBeYourBestFriend: Elaine says it to Guybrush when convincing him to help LeChuck [=LeChuck=] in the quest for the {{Summoning Artifact}}s. Spoofed as Elaine is Guybrush's wife.
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* IllBeYourBestFriend: Elaine says it to Guybrush when convincing him to help LeChuck in the quest for the {{Summoning Artifact}}s. Spoofed as Elaine is Guybrush's wife.
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* SuperNotDrowningSkills: Guybrush can hold his breath for ten minutes. Of course, [[spoiler: he’s in even less danger when he's a ghost or undead]].
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* SuperNotDrowningSkills: Guybrush can hold his breath for ten minutes. Of course, [[spoiler: he’s in even less danger when he's a ghost or undead]]. And [=McGillicuty=] threatens to drown the Vaycalian Leader - that is to say, a merperson - who is, naturally, even less threatened by this than Guybrush would be.
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* DenserAndWackier: PlayedWith. The plot is DarkerAndEdgier than earlier games, and it has less BreakingTheFourthWall, but it also includes more fantastic elements like merfolk, sea monsters and a voodoo magic absorbing sea sponge.
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*** Hardtack and D'Oro have an auction called [[labelnote:Ye Bay]]Website/EBay[[/labelnote]].
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*** Hardtack and D'Oro have an auction called [[labelnote:Ye Bay]]Website/EBay[[/labelnote]].Bay]]eBay[[/labelnote]].
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** At the start of Chapter 2, Guybrush is locked in a swordfight on his ship with pirate-hunter, Morgan [=LeFlay=]. Clicking repeatedly on the ship's mast will cause Guybrush to loudly proclaim, "That's the mast!" and Morgan will, in an increasingly annoyed tune, answer every time that she already knows that, until she only emits [[{{Angrish}} an annoyed grunt]]. [[spoiler:This even unlocks a trophy in the [=PS3=] port.]] In Chapter 3, when your ship is sailing the sea again, the player can click on the mast again and Guybrush will say "That's the mast!" and Morgan will emit [[{{Angrish}} an annoyed grunt]].
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** After Guybrush shows the "ancient manatee head" door to De Singe, Guybrush thinks aloud to himself as to how he will open said door. "First, I'll need some dynamite, then a rubber chicken with a pulley in the middle, then some sort of [[Film/GalaxyQuest rudimentary lathe]]..."
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* YouGotSpunk: In Chapter 1, after Guybrush completes the three pirate newsmaking tasks, Davey Nipperkin becomes impressed and says, "You know, Threepwood, you've got spunk. Pirate spunk." Guybrush: "[[{{Squick}} Ew.]]"
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* ContinuityNod: It's unusual to see this trope in practice in this series, but ''Tales'' likes it. There are several references to previous Monkey Island games, particularly in a lot of optional dialogue in part 4. Example: ask Elaine to vouch for your character, and she'll give a long list of your deeds. [[spoiler:Just don't expect her to emphasize the positive, as heavily Poxed as she is.]]
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* LargeHam: Where to start? Most notably there's [=LeChuck=], Judge Grindstump, any character voiced by [[VoiceActors Roger L. Jackson]] (Such as Winslow, and Hemlock "FEED 'IM TO THE JUNGLE BEAST!!!" [=McGee=]), and, while [[DemotedToExtra she didn't have a very big role in Curse]], Alexandra Boyd brings the house down in ''Tales'' with every line as [[spoiler:poxed]] Elaine and as [[spoiler:Demon-Bride Elaine]].
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* LargeHam: Where to start? Most notably there's [=LeChuck=], Judge Grindstump, any character voiced by [[VoiceActors Roger L. Jackson]] (Such (such as Winslow, and Hemlock "FEED 'IM TO THE JUNGLE BEAST!!!" [=McGee=]), and, while [[DemotedToExtra she didn't have a very big role in Curse]], Alexandra Boyd brings the house down in ''Tales'' with every line as [[spoiler:poxed]] Elaine and as [[spoiler:Demon-Bride Elaine]].
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* AluminumChristmasTrees: A weird example to be sure -- if you examine Morgan's flyer in Chapter 1, Guybrush will reveal that he has a third nipple. Though this sounds like it could easily fit amongst all of Guybrush's other impossibly cartoony traits, [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Supernumerary_nipple third nipples are actually pretty common, especially with men.]]
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* OddballInTheSeries: It's the only EpisodicGame in the ''Monkey Island'' series, the only one that makes use of fully 3D graphics (''Escape'' combined 3D character models with 2D pre-rendered backgrounds, and all the others are purely 2D), and the only one in which the titular Monkey Island is never seen at any point in the storyline (the second game's finale was retconned into taking place on Monkey Island in ''Curse'').
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* TheNameIsBondJamesBond: Hemlock [=McGee=] introduces himself in this way in Chapter 1:
-->'''Hemlock:''' It's Hemlock. Hemlock [=McGee=].
-->'''Hemlock:''' It's Hemlock. Hemlock [=McGee=].
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** And the variant IBangedYourMom as one of episode 4's {{Courtroom Antic}}s:
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* CourtroomAntic: Episode 4 in a nutshell.
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The original creator Creator/RonGilbert returns to the saga as a consultant, 17 years after his final work in ''VideoGame/MonkeyIsland2LeChucksRevenge''. He is credited as "Visiting Professor of Monkeyology"
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Monkeyology".
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** Also, in Chapter 3, [[spoiler:Guybrush demanding a vote from Bugeye and getting into a Poxed rage]] gives a nod to when Bruce Banner would get angry so much that he would transform into the Comicbook/IncredibleHulk in his self-titled comic book series.
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** Also, in Chapter 3, [[spoiler:Guybrush demanding a vote from Bugeye and getting into a Poxed rage]] gives a nod to when Bruce Banner would get angry so much that he would transform into the Comicbook/IncredibleHulk [[ComicBook/TheIncredibleHulk Hulk]] in his self-titled comic book series.
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* DeadGuyOnDisplay: [[spoiler:Guybrush in Chapter 5. His entire corpse is standing on display wearing a [[NiceHat party hat]] and holding a dartboard during a wake in Club 41 when Bugeye and W.P. Grindstump are considering [[DueToTheDead burning the corpse in effigy]]; Guybrush eventually [[InhumanHuman repossesses his own decaying corpse]], though.]]
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* DeadGuyOnDisplay: [[spoiler:Guybrush in Chapter 5. His entire corpse is standing on display wearing a [[NiceHat party hat]] hat and holding a dartboard during a wake in Club 41 when Bugeye and W.P. Grindstump are considering [[DueToTheDead burning the corpse in effigy]]; Guybrush eventually [[InhumanHuman repossesses his own decaying corpse]], though.]]
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* AnyoneCanDie: [[spoiler:Out of all the new characters you meet in the storyline, only Van Winslow, Anenome, Bugeye and Judge Grindstump definitely survive until the end of episode 5. It's heavily implied that absolutely all of the other characters you meet in the game are killed]]. Yes, this is indeed a dark tale.
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* KillEmAll: [[spoiler:Out of all the new characters you meet in the storyline, only Van Winslow, Anenome, Bugeye and Judge Grindstump definitely survive until the end of episode 5. It's heavily implied that absolutely all of the other characters you meet in the game are killed]]. Yes, this is indeed a dark tale.
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* CallBack: The cemetary in [[spoiler: the afterlife Guybrush goes through in Chp. 5 includes the graves of characters from previous chapters, including the real Santino (from Chp. 3) as well as Noogie and Nipperkin who died during the events of Chp. 3 and Chp. 4 respectively.]]
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* ContinuityNod: The cemetary in [[spoiler: the afterlife Guybrush goes through in Chp. 5 includes the graves of characters from previous chapters, including the real Santino (from Chp. 3) as well as Noogie and Nipperkin who died during the events of Chp. 3 and Chp. 4 respectively.]]
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* ContinuityNod: The cemetary in [[spoiler: the afterlife Guybrush goes through in Chp. 5 includes the graves of characters from previous chapters, including the real Santino (from Chp. 3) as well as Noogie and Nipperkin who died during the events of Chp. 3 and Chp. 4 respectively.]]
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* PostAdventureAdventure: The game begins at the end of another adventure, with Guybrush just about to defeat [=LeChuck=] using an almost complete voodoo brew.