History VideoGame / TimeGal

The game was eventually ported by Wolf Team to the UsefulNotes/SegaCD for a Western release in April 1993. It also saw releases on the Pioneer [=LaserActive=], {{MSX}}, UsefulNotes/SegaSaturn and UsefulNotes/PlayStation. Additionally, Reika has made appearances in ''VideoGame/CastleOfShikigami 3'' and ''Elevator Action Deluxe'' as a playable character.

The game was eventually ported by Wolf Team to the UsefulNotes/SegaCD for a Western release in April 1993. It also saw releases on the Pioneer [=LaserActive=], {{MSX}}, UsefulNotes/SegaSaturn and {{PlayStation}}. Additionally, Reika has made appearances in ''VideoGame/CastleOfShikigami 3'' and ''Elevator Action Deluxe'' as a playable character.

The game was eventually ported by Wolf Team to the SegaCD for a Western release in April 1993. It also saw releases on the Pioneer [=LaserActive=], {{MSX}}, SegaSaturn and {{PlayStation}}. Additionally, Reika has made appearances in ''VideoGame/CastleOfShikigami 3'' and ''Elevator Action Deluxe'' as a playable character.

* {{Bowdlerize}}: The U.S. SegaCD version had the year 666 changed to 999. It also changed the text for a Time Stop option in 1941; the original version had "Pray to God". The U.S. version changed it to "Hope for luck". What's more, if this option is selected, Reika actually starts praying in the Japanese version, while the American version has her say, "Please help!" She turns into an angel in both versions, though.

The game was eventually ported by Wolf Team to the SegaCD for a Western release in April 1993. It also saw releases on the Pioneer [=LaserActive=], {{MSX}}, SegaSaturn and {{PlayStation}}. Additionally, Reika has made appearances in ''VideoGame/ShikigamiNoShiro 3'' and ''Elevator Action Deluxe'' as a playable character.

* CanonForeigner: Reika made an appearance in the game ''[[VideoGame/ShikigamiNoShiro Castle of Shikigami 3]]'' for the Wii with her own story mode. Aside from that, she was also playable in ''Elevator Action Deluxe''.

** Finally, there's a death scene in 2001 where a thug slices the back of her top in half. Same deal as the 66,000,000 scene. On the other hand, she does lose her gun along with her undies, and presumably she loses her time gizmo thingy along with her top, so that would make further progress impossible.

* MajorInjuryUnderreaction: In 500 A.D., there multiple death scenes involving Reika slamming her body into a boulder while riding a mine cart. In one of the scenes (in the U.S. version), her only reaction is a calm "[[OhCrap Uh-oh]]", said not before, but ''as'' she's slamming into said boulder.

* MajorInjuryUnderreaction: In 500 A.D., there multiple death scenes involving Reika slamming her body into a boulder while riding a mine cart. In one of the scenes, her only reaction is a calm "[[OhCrap Uh-oh]]", said not before, but ''as'' she's slamming into said boulder.

''Time Gal'' is a FullMotionVideo game in the vein of ''DragonsLair'', originally developed by Creator/{{Taito}} for arcades in 1985, with the animation done by Creator/ToeiAnimation.

The game was eventually ported by Wolf Team to the SegaCD for a Western release in April 1993. It also saw releases on the Pioneer [=LaserActive=], {{MSX}}, SegaSaturn and {{Playstation}}. Additionally, Reika has made appearances in ShikigamiNoShiro 3 and ''Elevator Action Deluxe'' as a playable character.

* CanonForeigner: Reika made an appearance on the game ''[[VideoGame/ShikigamiNoShiro Castle Of Shikigami 3]]'' for the Wii with her own story mode. Aside from that, she was also playable in ''Elevator Action Deluxe''.

--> '''Reika:''' Hey, good-looking. You're my kinda guy! Oh, how old ''are'' you?

** Finally, there's a death scene in 2001 where a thug slices the back of her top in half. Same deal as the 66,000,000 scene. On the other hand, she does lose her gun along with her undies, and presumably she loses her time gizmo thingy along with her top so that would make further progress impossible.

* TheHyena: Despite constantly being in dangerous situations, Reika always finds something to laugh at. However, she does stop laughing when things get ''too'' dangerous. This only holds true for the Japanese version, however, as she's a lot less giggly in the US version.
* MajorInjuryUnderreaction: In 500 A.D., there multiple death scenes involving Reika slamming her body into a boulder while riding a mine cart. In one of the scenes her only reaction is a calm "[[OhCrap Uh-oh]]", said not before, but ''as'' she's slamming into said boulder.

* NeverSayDie: Averted in the US release. A death scene in 3001 has Reika shoot the aforementioned mecha while shouting, "[[PunctuatedPounding DIE NOW!]]"

** [[FistOfTheNorthStar HIDEBU!]][[note]]Nobody's heads explode, though. It's just one of the "miss" sequences.[[/note]]

--> '''Reika:''' EEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!

--> '''[[WebVideo/{{Retsupurae}} Slow]][[{{LetsPlay/Slowbeef}} beef:]]''' Wow, this could not be any more Japanese.

* {{Zeerust}}: 2001 and onwards.

* CanonForeigner: Reika made an appearance on the game ''[[VideoGame/ShikigamiNoShiro Castle Of Shikigami 3]]'' for the Wii with her own story mode. Aside from that, she was also playable in ''Elevator Action Deluxe''.

The [[ExcusePlot "plot"]] revolves around a time bandit named Luda ([[NamesTheSame not to be confused with rapper Ludacris]]) going through different time periods in order to make himself leader of the world in his own time. Another time traveler, 16-year-old Reika Kirishima, aka Time Gal, is out to stop him. [[AllThereInTheManual There is no hint of this in the actual game, however.]] Besides the last part, anyway.

** In one scene in 66,000,000 B.C., a dinosaur rips her panties off. Embarassing, but not fatal.

* GrandfatherParadox: One death scene has Reika fire her gun into a bunch of cavemen -- and promptly dematerialize having [[FridgeLogic allegedly shot one of her ancestors]].

* WorldWarII: 1941, natch.

* WingedSoulFliesOffAtDeath: In the 1941 stage, while on the wing of a falling plane, there's a Time Stop moment where you have to choose the correct option to progress further into the level. If you choose the "Pray to God"/[[{{Bowdlerize}} "Hope For Luck"]] option, the plane will crash into the side of a ship, and you Reika's spirit ascending into heaven.

* TitleScream: "TIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIME GAL!"

* CatchPhrase: "''Sore!''" ("There!"), said by Reika constantly.
* CanonForeigner: Reika made an appearance on the game ''CastleOfShikigami 3'' for the Wii with her own story mode. Aside from that, she was also playable in ''Elevator Action Deluxe''.

* OhCrap: Reika in some of the death scenes. Luda does this as well, right before you defeat him.

''Time Gal'' is a FullMotionVideo game in the vein of ''DragonsLair'', originally developed by Creator/{{Taito}} for arcades in 1985, with the animation done by ToeiAnimation.

* CanonForeigner: Reika made an appearance on the game ''CastleOfShikigami 3'' for the Wii. Aside from that, she was also playable in ''Elevator Action Deluxe''.

* AWinnerIsYou: Once you beat the game, you get a short scene in which Reika gets a medal for saving the world, and she [[BreakingTheFourthWall blows a kiss at the player]], with the screen saying, "VICTORY!"

* TheHyena: No matter how dangerous the situation, Reika always finds something to laugh at. However, she does stop laughing when things get ''too'' dangerous. This only holds true for the Japanese version, however, as she's a lot less giggly in the US version.

The game was eventually ported by Wolf Team to the SegaCD for a Western release in April 1993. It also saw releases on the Pioneer [=LaserActive=], {{MSX}}, SegaSaturn and {{Playstation}}. Additionally, Reika has made appearances in ShikigamiNoShiro and ''Elevator Action Deluxe'' as a playable character.

The game was eventually ported by Wolf Team to the SegaCD for a Western release in April 1993. It also saw releases on the Pioneer [=LaserActive=], {{MSX}}, SegaSaturn and {{Playstation}}.

* GratuitousEnglish: For starters, "Time Gal". Also, every time Reika uses her Time Stop ability, she announces it with a shout of "STOPPU!" She finally says the whole thing before defeating Luda, announcing it with "TIIIIIIIIIME STOP!"[[note]]Which she regularly says in the English versions[[/note]] ("Stop" being pronounced properly this time.)