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* BladeOnAStick: Blue's unique weapon, which comes in a couple of varieties. Most of them act like ranged weapons, but one hits both in front and behind, and the "curved" lance only hits enemies two spaces away.
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* ColourfulThemeNaming: Red and Blue's family also includes their father, Brown G., and their grandfather, Silver G.



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** ColourfulThemeNaming: Red and Blue's family also includes their father, Brown G., and their grandfather, Silver G.
** ReligiousAndMythologicalThemeNaming: Norse mythology.
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* EverythingsBetterWithMonkeys: Ponga is a monkey who is also a black magician [[spoiler:who is also an angel]].
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The story is simple: Our heroes are two brothers (Red and Blue), a girl (Rain) and a monkey (Ponga), who have to stop the nefarious [[GiverOfLameNames Dark Lord]] from resurrecting... [[UnfortunateNames Bone Dino]] because... [[ExcusePlot something!]] The game's main appeal comes from its battle system, which combines TurnBasedCombat with a certain level of strategy, and unique implementation of items and trap spells.

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The story is simple: Our heroes are two brothers (Red and Blue), a girl (Rain) and a monkey (Ponga), who have to stop the nefarious [[GiverOfLameNames Dark Lord]] from resurrecting... [[UnfortunateNames resurrecting Bone Dino]] Dino because... [[ExcusePlot something!]] The game's main appeal comes from its battle system, which combines TurnBasedCombat with a certain level of strategy, and unique implementation of items and trap spells.

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* BadassGrandpa: Silver G. kicks far more ass than you at the beginning of the game.


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* OldSoldier: Silver G. kicks far more ass than you at the beginning of the game.

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The last game ever released for a Creator/{{Nintendo}} console by Squaresoft before merging with Enix (and developed by Creator/StingEntertainment), ''Treasure Hunter G'' is a TurnBasedStrategy that few people know because it was never released outside Japan. Despite its obscurity, the game had a surprisingly high budget with both an excellent soundtrack and early Mode 7 3D graphics which allowed for claymation-esque sprites that actually looked better than many early [=PS1=] games.

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The last game ever released for a Creator/{{Nintendo}} console by Squaresoft before merging with Enix (and developed by Creator/StingEntertainment), ''Treasure Hunter G'' is a 1996 TurnBasedStrategy that few people know because it was never released outside Japan. Despite its obscurity, the game had a surprisingly high budget with both an excellent soundtrack and early Mode 7 3D graphics which allowed for claymation-esque sprites that actually looked better than many early [=PS1=] games.



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* RedOniBlueOni: Guess.

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* FunnyAnimal: The animals in the Neko Forest (the Atlanteans).



* PettingZooPeople: The animals in the Neko Forest (the Atlanteans).

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%%* {{Lilliputians}}* LargeAndInCharge: Dark Lord is ''huuuuuuge''. He positively towers over even his already larger than normal henchmen!
* {{Lilliputians}}: The Carbukkles in Carbukkle Island. They're about the same size as the various bee enemies found throughout the game.


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** Fenril, one of the Dark Lord's henchmen, turns into a hulking werewolf with lightning powers once his HP is depleted.


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* RewardingVandalism: One of the game's most notable aspects. From breaking pots to punching out plants, you are rewarded with various things, including but not limited to: accessories, armors, boots, consumable items, Giv (the game's currency), status increasing items, weapons, and [[BreadEggsMilkSquick monster encounters]].


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* TheVeryDefinitelyFinalDungeon: [[spoiler: Dark Tower, located at the top of the WorldTree.]]
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The last game ever released for a Creator/{{Nintendo}} console by Squaresoft before merging with Enix (and developed by StingEntertainment), ''Treasure Hunter G'' is a TurnBasedStrategy that few people know because it was never released outside Japan. Despite its obscurity, the game had a surprisingly high budget with both an excellent soundtrack and early Mode 7 3D graphics which allowed for claymation-esque sprites that actually looked better than many early [=PS1=] games.

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The last game ever released for a Creator/{{Nintendo}} console by Squaresoft before merging with Enix (and developed by StingEntertainment), Creator/StingEntertainment), ''Treasure Hunter G'' is a TurnBasedStrategy that few people know because it was never released outside Japan. Despite its obscurity, the game had a surprisingly high budget with both an excellent soundtrack and early Mode 7 3D graphics which allowed for claymation-esque sprites that actually looked better than many early [=PS1=] games.

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* AllInARow
* Main/AdamSmithHatesYourGuts -- averted. The cost of items fluctuates depending on how rare they would be in that area. For example, items from the forest will be much more expensive in castle cities to buy or sell. This is actually how you make money in the game, since enemies don't drop cash upon defeat: Buy items where they're cheap (or find them in dungeons) and sell them where they are expensive.
* AnAxeToGrind -- Both Red and Blue can use axes; they knock back enemies a few spaces.
* BadassGrandpa -- Silver G. kicks far more ass than you at the beginning of the game.
* BladeOnAStick -- Blue's unique weapon, which comes in a couple of varieties. Most of them act like ranged weapons, but one hits both in front and behind, and the "curved" lance only hits enemies two spaces away.
* BoobyTrap -- Blue's specialty. A few enemies use them as well.
* CardCarryingVillain -- Dark Lord; his name is ''[[ObviouslyEvil Dark Lord.]]''
* CrystalPrison -- Dark Lord attempts to seal the six fairies in this. It does not prevent them from [[DemonicPossession possession]] or using ExpositionBeam, though.
* DisappearedDad -- Brown is generally considered a deadbeat due to spending all of his time exploring the world while his kids are raised by their grandfather.
* DoomedHometown -- Sort of; the town gets burnt down for no particular reason, but the villagers start repairing it later. Besides, they were already going to leave anyway, although the town-burning definitely clinched it for them.
* EstablishingCharacterMoment -- Blue enters crying over a nightmare. [[spoiler:Later revealed that he was DreamingOfThingsToCome]].
* EverythingsBetterWithMonkeys -- Ponga is a monkey who is also a black magician [[spoiler:who is also an angel]].
* FireIceLightning--Ponga uses this kind of magic
* FriendToAllLivingThings -- Rain, even going so far as to be able to speak with plants and animals.
* GiantSpaceFleaFromNowhere -- Not just the bosses but quite a few random encounters as well. Where are all those enemies hiding?
* GuideDangIt -- Quite a few puzzles. For instance, one features a carving of a humanoid with instructions to "tickle" his feet and then tap him on the shoulder. What you ''actually'' have to do is examine the foot, then jump through a hole for no apparent reason, then touch his ''hand.''
** The translators are to blame.
* HowToGiveACharacterSuperpowers -- Rain's lowest-tier magics must be unlocked via events. Then she learns the higher-tier magics when she levels up.
** [[DieOrFly Die or Throw a Fireball]] at a [[VoluntaryShapeshifting Monster Which is Really Mio]]. OrWasItADream
* InsistentTerminology -- The world's last mad scientist, Dr. Hello!
* {{Lilliputians}}
* NormalFishInATinyPond -- The weakest monster in the game is a threat to {{Lilliputians}}.
* OneSteveLimit -- Averted in the original: G. Red (Red-G) and J. Red (J-Elf).
* OneWingedAngel -- Dark Lord. More like an inverted HeroicSecondWind, since he did this by ThePowerOfLove.
* PettingZooPeople -- The animals in the Neko Forest (the Atlanteans).
** HumanAllAlong -- See the page picture.
** CompleteImmortality
* PlotCouponThatDoesSomething -- Each of the OPARTS has a special effect.
* PreExistingEncounters
* RedOniBlueOni -- Guess.
* RoyallyScrewedUp -- Queen Charlene cannot believe that her son is dead.
* SealedEvilInACan -- Dark Lord.
* TalkingAnimal -- The whale and the turtle.
* ThemeNaming
** ColourfulThemeNaming -- Red and Blue's family also includes their father, Brown G., and their grandfather, Silver G.
** ReligiousAndMythologicalThemeNaming -- Norse mythology.

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* %%* AllInARow
* Main/AdamSmithHatesYourGuts -- averted.AdamSmithHatesYourGuts: Averted. The cost of items fluctuates depending on how rare they would be in that area. For example, items from the forest will be much more expensive in castle cities to buy or sell. This is actually how you make money in the game, since enemies don't drop cash upon defeat: Buy items where they're cheap (or find them in dungeons) and sell them where they are expensive.
* AnAxeToGrind -- Both AnAxeToGrind:Both Red and Blue can use axes; they knock back enemies a few spaces.
* BadassGrandpa -- BadassGrandpa: Silver G. kicks far more ass than you at the beginning of the game.
* BladeOnAStick -- BladeOnAStick: Blue's unique weapon, which comes in a couple of varieties. Most of them act like ranged weapons, but one hits both in front and behind, and the "curved" lance only hits enemies two spaces away.
* BoobyTrap -- BoobyTrap: Blue's specialty. A few enemies use them as well.
* CardCarryingVillain -- CardCarryingVillain: Dark Lord; his name is ''[[ObviouslyEvil Dark Lord.]]''
* CrystalPrison -- CrystalPrison: Dark Lord attempts to seal the six fairies in this. It does not prevent them from [[DemonicPossession possession]] or using ExpositionBeam, though.
* DisappearedDad -- DisappearedDad: Brown is generally considered a deadbeat due to spending all of his time exploring the world while his kids are raised by their grandfather.
* DoomedHometown -- DoomedHometown: Sort of; the town gets burnt down for no particular reason, but the villagers start repairing it later. Besides, they were already going to leave anyway, although the town-burning definitely clinched it for them.
* EstablishingCharacterMoment -- EstablishingCharacterMoment: Blue enters crying over a nightmare. [[spoiler:Later revealed that he was DreamingOfThingsToCome]].
* EverythingsBetterWithMonkeys -- EverythingsBetterWithMonkeys: Ponga is a monkey who is also a black magician [[spoiler:who is also an angel]].
* FireIceLightning--Ponga FireIceLightning: Ponga uses this kind of magic
magic.
* FriendToAllLivingThings -- FriendToAllLivingThings: Rain, even going so far as to be able to speak with plants and animals.
* GiantSpaceFleaFromNowhere -- GiantSpaceFleaFromNowhere: Not just the bosses but quite a few random encounters as well. Where are all those enemies hiding?
* GuideDangIt -- GuideDangIt: Quite a few puzzles. For instance, one features a carving of a humanoid with instructions to "tickle" his feet and then tap him on the shoulder. What you ''actually'' have to do is examine the foot, then jump through a hole for no apparent reason, then touch his ''hand.''
** The translators are
'' A faulty translation is to blame.
* HowToGiveACharacterSuperpowers -- Rain's lowest-tier magics must be unlocked via events. Then she learns the higher-tier magics when she levels up.
** [[DieOrFly Die or Throw a Fireball]] at a [[VoluntaryShapeshifting Monster Which is Really Mio]]. OrWasItADream
* InsistentTerminology --
InsistentTerminology: The world's last mad scientist, Dr. Hello!
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* NormalFishInATinyPond -- NormalFishInATinyPond: The weakest monster in the game is a threat to {{Lilliputians}}.
* OneSteveLimit -- OneSteveLimit: Averted in the original: G. Red (Red-G) and J. Red (J-Elf).
* OneWingedAngel -- OneWingedAngel: Dark Lord. More like an inverted HeroicSecondWind, since he did this by ThePowerOfLove.
* PettingZooPeople -- PettingZooPeople: The animals in the Neko Forest (the Atlanteans).
** HumanAllAlong -- %%** HumanAllAlong: See the page picture.
** CompleteImmortality
* PlotCouponThatDoesSomething -- PlotCouponThatDoesSomething: Each of the OPARTS has a special effect.
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* RedOniBlueOni -- RedOniBlueOni: Guess.
* RoyallyScrewedUp -- RoyallyScrewedUp: Queen Charlene cannot believe that her son is dead.
* SealedEvilInACan -- SealedEvilInACan: Dark Lord.
* TalkingAnimal -- TalkingAnimal: The whale and the turtle.
* ThemeNaming
ThemeNaming:
** ColourfulThemeNaming -- ColourfulThemeNaming: Red and Blue's family also includes their father, Brown G., and their grandfather, Silver G.
** ReligiousAndMythologicalThemeNaming -- ReligiousAndMythologicalThemeNaming: Norse mythology.
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The last game ever released for a Creator/{{Nintendo}} console by Squaresoft before merging with Enix (and developed by StingEntertainment), ''Treasure Hunter G'' is a TurnBasedStrategy that few people know because it was never released outside Japan. Despite its obscurity, the game had a surprisingly high budget with both an excellent soundtrack and early Mode 7 3D graphics which allowed for claymation-esque sprites that actually looked better than many early PS1 games.

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The last game ever released for a Creator/{{Nintendo}} console by Squaresoft before merging with Enix (and developed by StingEntertainment), ''Treasure Hunter G'' is a TurnBasedStrategy that few people know because it was never released outside Japan. Despite its obscurity, the game had a surprisingly high budget with both an excellent soundtrack and early Mode 7 3D graphics which allowed for claymation-esque sprites that actually looked better than many early PS1 [=PS1=] games.
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The story is simple: Our heroes are two brothers (Red and Blue), a girl (Rain) and a monkey (Ponga), who have to stop the nefarious [[GiverOfLameNames Dark Lord]] from resurrecting... [[FailOSuckyname Bone Dino]] because... [[ExcusePlot something!]] The game's main appeal comes from its battle system, which combines TurnBasedCombat with a certain level of strategy, and unique implementation of items and trap spells.

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The story is simple: Our heroes are two brothers (Red and Blue), a girl (Rain) and a monkey (Ponga), who have to stop the nefarious [[GiverOfLameNames Dark Lord]] from resurrecting... [[FailOSuckyname [[UnfortunateNames Bone Dino]] because... [[ExcusePlot something!]] The game's main appeal comes from its battle system, which combines TurnBasedCombat with a certain level of strategy, and unique implementation of items and trap spells.
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*Main/AdamSmithHatesYourGuts -- averted. The cost of items fluctuates depending on how rare they would be in that area. For example, items from the forest will be much more expensive in castle cities to buy or sell. This is actually how you make money in the game, since enemies don't drop cash upon defeat: Buy items where they're cheap (or find them in dungeons) and sell them where they are expensive.
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* MostAnnoyingSound -- That horrid "screech" sound effect used in the final battle. ''Iiiiiii! Iiiiiiiii!''
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* LesYay -- Mio is a ReallySevenHundredYearsOld wizard with the power to crush empires. She actually refuses to save the world herself simply because Rain won't sleep with her.
** LesbianVampire -- Not a vampire, but Mio enjoys casting a LifeDrain spell on Rain.
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* CrowningMusicOfAwesome -- Pick a battle theme. Any battle theme.
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* CrowningMomentOfFunny
--> '''Red:''' "Your first Map Point is near here, north of Oceania Town, Herman's Cave." Hm? There's some graffiti near the bottom, let's see... Love? Yeah? Angelina? A woman's name. Looks like whoever wrote it was crying at the time.
--> '''Blue:''' Dad has no honor.
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The story is simple: Our heroes are two brothers (Red and Blue), a girl (Rain) and a monkey (Ponga), who have to stop the nefarious [[GiverOfLameNames Dark Lord]] from resurrecting... [[FailOSuckyname Bone Dino]] because... [[ExcusePlot something!]] The game's main appeal comes from its battle system, which combines turn-based combat with a certain level of strategy, and unique implementation of items and trap spells.

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The story is simple: Our heroes are two brothers (Red and Blue), a girl (Rain) and a monkey (Ponga), who have to stop the nefarious [[GiverOfLameNames Dark Lord]] from resurrecting... [[FailOSuckyname Bone Dino]] because... [[ExcusePlot something!]] The game's main appeal comes from its battle system, which combines turn-based combat TurnBasedCombat with a certain level of strategy, and unique implementation of items and trap spells.

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* AnAxeToGrind -- Both Red and Blue can use axes; they knock back enemies a few spaces
* BadassGrandpa -- Silver G. kicks far more ass than you at the beginning of the game

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* AnAxeToGrind -- Both Red and Blue can use axes; they knock back enemies a few spaces
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* BadassGrandpa -- Silver G. kicks far more ass than you at the beginning of the gamegame.



* EstablishingCharacterMoment -- Blue enters crying over a nightmare. [[spoiler:Later revealed that he was DreamingOfThingsToCome]].



* {{Foreshadowing}} -- Blue enters crying over a nightmare, which just seems to represent his childishness. [[spoiler:Later revealed that he was DreamingOfThingsToCome]].



* HowToGiveACharacterSuperpowers -- Rain's lowest-tier magics must be unlocked via events. Then she learns the higher-tier magics when she levels up.
** [[DieOrFly Die or Throw a Fireball]] at a [[VoluntaryShapeshifting Monster Which is Really Mio]]. OrWasItADream



* LadyAndKnight -- Rain and Ponga[[spoiler:, not ]]respectively.


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* NormalFishInATinyPond -- The weakest monster in the game is a threat to {{Lilliputians}}.


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* PlotCouponThatDoesSomething -- Each of the OPARTS has a special effect.
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The last game ever released for a {{Nintendo}} console by Squaresoft before merging with Enix (and developed by StingEntertainment), ''Treasure Hunter G'' is a TurnBasedStrategy that few people know because it was never released outside Japan. Despite its obscurity, the game had a surprisingly high budget with both an excellent soundtrack and early Mode 7 3D graphics which allowed for claymation-esque sprites that actually looked better than many early PS1 games.

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The last game ever released for a {{Nintendo}} Creator/{{Nintendo}} console by Squaresoft before merging with Enix (and developed by StingEntertainment), ''Treasure Hunter G'' is a TurnBasedStrategy that few people know because it was never released outside Japan. Despite its obscurity, the game had a surprisingly high budget with both an excellent soundtrack and early Mode 7 3D graphics which allowed for claymation-esque sprites that actually looked better than many early PS1 games.

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* ColourfulThemeNaming -- Red and Blue's family also includes their father, Brown G., and their grandfather, Silver G.



* CrystalPrison -- Dark Lord attempts to seal the six fairies in this. It does not prevent them from [[DemonicPossession possession]] or using ExpositionBeam, though.



* FriendToAllLivingThings -- Rain, even going so far as to be able to speak with plants and animals
* FunWithAcronyms -- OPART stands for, of all things, "'''O'''ut of '''P'''lace '''Art'''ifact."
** That's a [[TruthInTelevision real term]], [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Out-of-place_artifact by the way.]]

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* {{Foreshadowing}} -- Blue enters crying over a nightmare, which just seems to represent his childishness. [[spoiler:Later revealed that he was DreamingOfThingsToCome]].
* FriendToAllLivingThings -- Rain, even going so far as to be able to speak with plants and animals
* FunWithAcronyms -- OPART stands for, of all things, "'''O'''ut of '''P'''lace '''Art'''ifact."
** That's a [[TruthInTelevision real term]], [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Out-of-place_artifact by the way.]]
animals.



* HumanAllAlong -- [[spoiler: Those strange blobs in Atlantis.]]



* MostAnnoyingSound -- That horrid "screech" sound effect used in the final battle with [[spoiler:Bone Dino]]. ''Iiiiiii! Iiiiiiiii!''

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** LesbianVampire -- Not a vampire, but Mio enjoys casting a LifeDrain spell on Rain.
* {{Lilliputians}}
* MostAnnoyingSound -- That horrid "screech" sound effect used in the final battle with [[spoiler:Bone Dino]].battle. ''Iiiiiii! Iiiiiiiii!''



* PettingZooPeople -- The animals in the Neko Forest.

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* PettingZooPeople -- The animals in the Neko Forest.Forest (the Atlanteans).
** HumanAllAlong -- See the page picture.
** CompleteImmortality


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* RoyallyScrewedUp -- Queen Charlene cannot believe that her son is dead.
* SealedEvilInACan -- Dark Lord.


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* ThemeNaming
** ColourfulThemeNaming -- Red and Blue's family also includes their father, Brown G., and their grandfather, Silver G.
** ReligiousAndMythologicalThemeNaming -- Norse mythology.

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The last game ever released for a {{Nintendo}} console by Squaresoft before merging with Enix (and developed by RED Entertainment, who would go on to create the similar-playing ''SakuraTaisen'' series,) ''Treasure Hunter G'' is a TurnBasedStrategy that few people know because it was never released outside Japan. Despite its obscurity, the game had a surprisingly high budget with both an excellent soundtrack and early Mode 7 3D graphics which allowed for claymation-esque sprites that actually looked better than many early PS1 games.

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The last game ever released for a {{Nintendo}} console by Squaresoft before merging with Enix (and developed by RED Entertainment, who would go on to create the similar-playing ''SakuraTaisen'' series,) StingEntertainment), ''Treasure Hunter G'' is a TurnBasedStrategy that few people know because it was never released outside Japan. Despite its obscurity, the game had a surprisingly high budget with both an excellent soundtrack and early Mode 7 3D graphics which allowed for claymation-esque sprites that actually looked better than many early PS1 games.


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** The translators are to blame.
* HumanAllAlong -- [[spoiler: Those strange blobs in Atlantis.]]


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* LadyAndKnight -- Rain and Ponga[[spoiler:, not ]]respectively.


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* OneSteveLimit -- Averted in the original: G. Red (Red-G) and J. Red (J-Elf).
* OneWingedAngel -- Dark Lord. More like an inverted HeroicSecondWind, since he did this by ThePowerOfLove.
* PettingZooPeople -- The animals in the Neko Forest.


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* TalkingAnimal -- The whale and the turtle.
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--> '' "All of the world is an adventure."''
--> ''These were the words of the greatest treasure hunter, Gamrius VI.''

The last game ever released for a {{Nintendo}} console by Squaresoft before merging with Enix (and developed by RED Entertainment, who would go on to create the similar-playing ''SakuraTaisen'' series,) ''Treasure Hunter G'' is a TurnBasedStrategy that few people know because it was never released outside Japan. Despite its obscurity, the game had a surprisingly high budget with both an excellent soundtrack and early Mode 7 3D graphics which allowed for claymation-esque sprites that actually looked better than many early PS1 games.

The story is simple: Our heroes are two brothers (Red and Blue), a girl (Rain) and a monkey (Ponga), who have to stop the nefarious [[GiverOfLameNames Dark Lord]] from resurrecting... [[FailOSuckyname Bone Dino]] because... [[ExcusePlot something!]] The game's main appeal comes from its battle system, which combines turn-based combat with a certain level of strategy, and unique implementation of items and trap spells.

Incidentally, the game has also been made available for download on the Wii's Virtual Console service... but once again, only in Japan. That's right, [[NoExportForYou No Download for You]].
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* AllInARow
* AnAxeToGrind -- Both Red and Blue can use axes; they knock back enemies a few spaces
* BadassGrandpa -- Silver G. kicks far more ass than you at the beginning of the game
* BladeOnAStick -- Blue's unique weapon, which comes in a couple of varieties. Most of them act like ranged weapons, but one hits both in front and behind, and the "curved" lance only hits enemies two spaces away.
* BoobyTrap -- Blue's specialty. A few enemies use them as well.
* CardCarryingVillain -- Dark Lord; his name is ''[[ObviouslyEvil Dark Lord.]]''
* ColourfulThemeNaming -- Red and Blue's family also includes their father, Brown G., and their grandfather, Silver G.
* CrowningMomentOfFunny
--> '''Red:''' "Your first Map Point is near here, north of Oceania Town, Herman's Cave." Hm? There's some graffiti near the bottom, let's see... Love? Yeah? Angelina? A woman's name. Looks like whoever wrote it was crying at the time.
--> '''Blue:''' Dad has no honor.
* CrowningMusicOfAwesome -- Pick a battle theme. Any battle theme.
* DisappearedDad -- Brown is generally considered a deadbeat due to spending all of his time exploring the world while his kids are raised by their grandfather.
* DoomedHometown -- Sort of; the town gets burnt down for no particular reason, but the villagers start repairing it later. Besides, they were already going to leave anyway, although the town-burning definitely clinched it for them.
* EverythingsBetterWithMonkeys -- Ponga is a monkey who is also a black magician [[spoiler:who is also an angel]].
* FanTranslation
* FriendToAllLivingThings -- Rain, even going so far as to be able to speak with plants and animals
* FunWithAcronyms -- OPART stands for, of all things, "'''O'''ut of '''P'''lace '''Art'''ifact."
** That's a [[TruthInTelevision real term]], [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Out-of-place_artifact by the way.]]
* GiantSpaceFleaFromNowhere -- Not just the bosses but quite a few random encounters as well. Where are all those enemies hiding?
* GuideDangIt -- Quite a few puzzles. For instance, one features a carving of a humanoid with instructions to "tickle" his feet and then tap him on the shoulder. What you ''actually'' have to do is examine the foot, then jump through a hole for no apparent reason, then touch his ''hand.''
* InsistentTerminology -- The world's last mad scientist, Dr. Hello!
* LesYay -- Mio is a ReallySevenHundredYearsOld wizard with the power to crush empires. She actually refuses to save the world herself simply because Rain won't sleep with her.
* MostAnnoyingSound -- That horrid "screech" sound effect used in the final battle with [[spoiler:Bone Dino]]. ''Iiiiiii! Iiiiiiiii!''
* PreExistingEncounters
* RedOniBlueOni -- Guess.
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