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''Toy Commander'' is a 1999 video game developed by No Cliché and published by Creator/{{Sega}} for the UsefulNotes/{{Dreamcast}}.
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''Toy Commander'' is a 1999 video game developed by No Cliché and published by Creator/{{Sega}} for the UsefulNotes/{{Dreamcast}}.
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* ConsoleCameo: A UsefulNotes/SegaSaturn can be seen in the attic, and a UsefulNotes/SegaDreamcast can be seen in the living room. The Christmas Surprise level also features a Dreamcast, two controllers, a VMU and a copy of ''Toy Commander'' as its presents.
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* ConsoleCameo: A UsefulNotes/SegaSaturn Platform/SegaSaturn can be seen in the attic, and a UsefulNotes/SegaDreamcast Platform/SegaDreamcast can be seen in the living room. The Christmas Surprise level also features a Dreamcast, two controllers, a VMU and a copy of ''Toy Commander'' as its presents.
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''Toy Commander'' is a 1999 video game developed by No Cliché and published by Creator/{{Sega}} for the UsefulNotes/{{Dreamcast}}.
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Notably, the game had an entirely separate level not present in the main game as a special demo: Christmas Surprise, where the objective is to help Santa find and deposit five presents under Andy's family's Christmas tree.
Had a small stand-alone expansion called ''Toy Racer'' which, as the name suggests, was a racing game with the ability to play online (still a big deal for consoles when originally released).
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Notably, the game had an entirely separate level not present in the main game as a special demo: Christmas Surprise, "Christmas Surprise", where the objective is to help Santa find and deposit five presents under Andy's family's Christmas tree.
Had a A small stand-alone expansion called ''Toy Racer'' which, as was released in 2000. As the name suggests, it was a racing game with the ability to play online (still a big deal for consoles when originally released).
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* AliensStealCattle: One of the missions require you to defend cows from model aliens saucers.
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* AttackOfThe50FootWhatever: The titular Chuck in the mission, "Chuck Amok".
** Each of the bosses, for that matter, is gigantic in comparison to your own vehicles.
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* AttackOfThe50FootWhatever: Each of the bosses is gigantic in comparison to your own vehicles.
%%** The titular Chuck in the mission, "ChuckAmok".
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* BraggingRightsReward: See the entry for InfinityPlusOneSword.
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* ChristmasEpisode: The demo-exclusive Christmas Surprise level.
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* GoodColorsEvilColors: The goal in the "Hunt And Seek" mission is to shoot all the red figures. If you shoot any of the blue figures, you'll have to shoot all the red ones again from the beginning.
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* GoodColorsEvilColors: The goal in the "Hunt And and Seek" mission is to shoot all the red figures. If you shoot any of the blue figures, you'll have to shoot all the red ones again from the beginning.
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* LivingToys: Pretty self explanatory.
* MiniBoss: Quite several levels feature unique enemies that happen to be this.
* MonsterClown: Roly Poly.
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* NotZilla: Chuck is basically Godzilla in a Bunny costume.
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* RhymesOnADime: Roly Poly, the clown stacking rings doll who is the general of the Children's bedrooms, lives for this.
* SapientShip: Blackjack.
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* WakeUpCallBoss: Vroom-Vroom, the weaponized dump truck. Unlike the previous two bosses, he can kill you in two or three direct hits, and as a result, forces you to keep moving around
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* WeCannotGoOnWithoutYou: In "Christmas Surprise", Santa is one of the playable toys, and must deliver the presents. Let him be destroyed and the mission ends right then and there.
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* WeCannotGoOnWithoutYou: In "Christmas Surprise", Santa is one of the playable toys, and must deliver the presents. Let him be destroyed and the mission ends right then and there.there.
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* ShoutOut: [[WesternAnimation/ToyStory The kid who owns the living toys is named Andy, you say?]]
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* ShoutOut: [[WesternAnimation/ToyStory [[Franchise/ToyStory The kid who owns the living toys is named Andy, you say?]]
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* Notzilla: Chuck is basically Godzilla in a Bunny costume.
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* VengefulAbandonedToy: Huggy Bear is a teddy bear who was Andy's first toy. As retribution for him and the rest of Andy's old toys being abandoned for years in favor of new toys, Huggy leads a revolt. [[KillerTeddyBear He dons a jet pack, a mechanical left eye, a machine gun on his right arm, and a stuffed snake on his left arm]], and he and his henchmen take over Andy's house. Huggy and his henchmen serve as the bosses of each room of the house, with Huggy himself serving as the game's FinalBoss.
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* ToyTimeToyTime: The entire game is built around this, as you play as a set of army toys and perform missions to take back the rooms that Andy's old toys have taken over.
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''Now, I'm the toy commander.''
->-'''Huggy Bear'''
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* KillerTeddyBear: The main villain and FinalBoss of the game is Huggy Bear, who was Andy's first toy, and is the leader of Andy's old toys. He has a mechanical right eye, a machine gun on his right arm, a stuffed snake on his left arm, and he wears a jet pack.
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* TrackTrouble: The goal of the "Railroad Rabble" mission is to get a toy train safely to the station on the other side of the parents' bedroom. If you choose to have the train take the longer path, you'll need to hit the switches to switch tracks and avoid having the train fall off unfinished tracks.
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* DefeatMeansFriendship: Every time you beat a general, they join your side in the final fight against Huggy Bear.
* DidntNeedThoseAnyway: Every boss loses a limb used in combat after those parts of it take enough damage. However, all of them have at least three unique weapons.
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* DefeatMeansFriendship: Every time you beat a general, they join your side in the final fight against Huggy Bear.
Bear. This is particularly helpful as each one you defeat no longer attacks you during the final boss level as an enemy.
* DidntNeedThoseAnyway: Every boss loses a limb used in combat after those parts of it take enough damage. However, all of them have at least three unique weapons. Most of the bosses end with you having to blast their literal faces off.
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* LackOfEmpathy: None of the generals seem to be even remotely against destroying your own troops, despite you using many of the same vehicles their armies do. Many of the bosses have laughing animations and proceed to mock you, often calling attention to the death of your toys during so.
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* ConsoleCameo: A SegaSaturn can be seen in the attic, and a SegaDreamcast can be seen in the living room. The Christmas Surprise level also features a Dreamcast, two controllers, a VMU and a copy of ''Toy Commander'' as its presents.
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* ConsoleCameo: A SegaSaturn UsefulNotes/SegaSaturn can be seen in the attic, and a SegaDreamcast UsefulNotes/SegaDreamcast can be seen in the living room. The Christmas Surprise level also features a Dreamcast, two controllers, a VMU and a copy of ''Toy Commander'' as its presents.
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* ChristmasEpisode: The demo-exclusive Christmas Surprise level.
* ConsoleCameo: A SegaSaturn can be seen in the attic, and a SegaDreamcast can be seen in the living room. The Christmas Surprise level also features a Dreamcast, two controllers, a VMU and a copy of ''Toy Commander'' as its presents.
* ConsoleCameo: A SegaSaturn can be seen in the attic, and a SegaDreamcast can be seen in the living room. The Christmas Surprise level also features a Dreamcast, two controllers, a VMU and a copy of ''Toy Commander'' as its presents.
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* WeaponsThatSuck: In the first half of the "Taking Over" mission, your car must make it through a maze to turn on a vacuum cleaner. This vacuum sucks up the enemy tanks attacking your plane's base.
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* WeCannotGoOnWithoutYou: In "Christmas Surprise", Santa is one of the playable toys, and must deliver the presents. Let him be destroyed and the mission ends right then and there.
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* BossOnlyLevelBossOnlyLevel: Every boss battle against one of the generals.
* TheCameo: Franchise/SonicTheHedgehog appears on a calendar in the children's bedrooms.
* ConsoleCameo: A SegaSaturn can be seen in the attic, and a SegaDreamcast can be seen in the living room.
* ConsoleCameo: A SegaSaturn can be seen in the attic, and a SegaDreamcast can be seen in the living room.
* EscortMission: Several worlds have missions where you have to protect a convoy from enemy forces.
* GoodColorsEvilColors: The goal in the "Hunt And Seek" mission is to shoot all the red figures. If you shoot any of the blue figures, you'll have to shoot all the red ones again from the beginning.
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* Pegasus: Peggy, the wooden Pegasus statue, who is also the general of the Attic.
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* Pegasus: PassThroughTheRings: Every room, except for the basement, has at least one race consisting of passing through rings of fire. The unlockable Garden level involves you as a snail racing other snails.
* {{Pegasus}}: Peggy, the wooden Pegasus statue, who is also the general of the Attic.
* {{Pegasus}}: Peggy, the wooden Pegasus statue, who is also the general of the Attic.
* RhymesOnADime: Roly Poly, the clown stacking rings doll who is the general of the Children's bedrooms, lives for this.
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* WakeUpCallBoss: Vroom-Vroom, the weaponized dump truck. Unlike the previous two bosses, he can kill you in two or three direct hits, and as a result, forces you to keep moving around
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* WeaponsThatSuck: In the first half of the "Taking Over" mission, your car must make it through a maze to turn on a vacuum cleaner. This vacuum sucks up the enemy tanks attacking your plane's base.
* WeaponsThatSuck: In the first half of the "Taking Over" mission, your car must make it through a maze to turn on a vacuum cleaner. This vacuum sucks up the enemy tanks attacking your plane's base.
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* ShoutOut: [[ToyStory The kid who owns the living toys is named Andy, you say?]]
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* WakeUpCallBoss: Karter, the weaponized bulldozer. Unlike the previous two bosses, he can kill you in two or three direct hits, and as a result, forces you to keep moving around
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''Now, I'm the toy commander.''
->-'''Huggy Bear'''
Andy, a young kid with a big imagination, finds out one day that some of his toys are sick and tired of being played with and tossed summarily aside later. So, they decide to revolt. Their leader is Huggy Bear, Andy's favorite toy bear, and he and his generals have taken over the house, with each "general" ruling over a certain room. It is up to Andy and his new military toys to stop the rebellion (by completing the missions for each room and defeating each general), take down Huggy Bear, reclaim the house, and become [[TitleDrop Toy Commander]]!
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!This work contains the following tropes:
* AliensStealCattle: One of the missions require you to defend cows from model aliens saucers.
* AllJustADream: [[spoiler: All of the events of this game take place in Andy's head - while flying a jet-liner to boot.]]
* ArtificialLimbs: Huggy Bear has a machine gun for one hand, and a stuffed beast thing for the other.
* AttackOfThe50FootWhatever: The titular Chuck in the mission, "Chuck Amok".
* BraggingRightsReward: See the entry for InfinityPlusOneSword.
* DefeatMeansFriendship: Every time you beat a general, they join your side in the final fight against Huggy Bear.
* ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin: You command toys.
* InfinityPlusOneSword: The missile-launcher you obtain by finishing the Slug Race, located in the Garden, in first place, unlocked after [[spoiler: besting Huggy Bear in combat]]. It has unlimited ammo, and is more powerful than any other weapon found in the entire game. Too bad it can only be used in boss battles.
* InvisibleParents: Andy's parents are never seen.
* LivingToys: Pretty self explanatory.
* MonsterClown: Roly Poly.
* Pegasus: Peggy, the wooden Pegasus statue, who is also the general of the Attic.
* RacingMiniGame: Every room has some race in it, whether plane, helicopter, or car.
* SapientShip: Blackjack.
* TheSmurfettePrinciple: Peggy is implied to be the female of the pack, an old one at that.
* WakeUpCallBoss: Karter, the weaponized bulldozer. Unlike the previous two bosses, he can kill you in two or three direct hits, and as a result, forces you to keep moving around
->-'''Huggy Bear'''
Andy, a young kid with a big imagination, finds out one day that some of his toys are sick and tired of being played with and tossed summarily aside later. So, they decide to revolt. Their leader is Huggy Bear, Andy's favorite toy bear, and he and his generals have taken over the house, with each "general" ruling over a certain room. It is up to Andy and his new military toys to stop the rebellion (by completing the missions for each room and defeating each general), take down Huggy Bear, reclaim the house, and become [[TitleDrop Toy Commander]]!
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!This work contains the following tropes:
* AliensStealCattle: One of the missions require you to defend cows from model aliens saucers.
* AllJustADream: [[spoiler: All of the events of this game take place in Andy's head - while flying a jet-liner to boot.]]
* ArtificialLimbs: Huggy Bear has a machine gun for one hand, and a stuffed beast thing for the other.
* AttackOfThe50FootWhatever: The titular Chuck in the mission, "Chuck Amok".
* BraggingRightsReward: See the entry for InfinityPlusOneSword.
* DefeatMeansFriendship: Every time you beat a general, they join your side in the final fight against Huggy Bear.
* ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin: You command toys.
* InfinityPlusOneSword: The missile-launcher you obtain by finishing the Slug Race, located in the Garden, in first place, unlocked after [[spoiler: besting Huggy Bear in combat]]. It has unlimited ammo, and is more powerful than any other weapon found in the entire game. Too bad it can only be used in boss battles.
* InvisibleParents: Andy's parents are never seen.
* LivingToys: Pretty self explanatory.
* MonsterClown: Roly Poly.
* Pegasus: Peggy, the wooden Pegasus statue, who is also the general of the Attic.
* RacingMiniGame: Every room has some race in it, whether plane, helicopter, or car.
* SapientShip: Blackjack.
* TheSmurfettePrinciple: Peggy is implied to be the female of the pack, an old one at that.
* WakeUpCallBoss: Karter, the weaponized bulldozer. Unlike the previous two bosses, he can kill you in two or three direct hits, and as a result, forces you to keep moving around
