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* ''Mugen Senshi (The Fantasm Soldier) Valis''
** PC88, {{MSX}}, PC98, X1, [=FM77AV=] versions developed by Wolf Team (1986–87) [[note]]The MSX version, while released at the same time as the PC-88 version, was heavily stripped down to fit on a cartridge[[/note]]
** Famicom version (1987) -- Though published by Tokuma Shoten, this was Telenet Japan's first failed attempt at console game development; the [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5TE_g94Jp7g commercial]] for this version was the closest thing ever produced to a Valis anime.
** MegaDrive version developed by Riot (1990), released in the U.S. by Renovation Products
** PCEngine Super CD-ROM version developed by Riot (1992)
* ''Mugen Senshi (The Fantasm Soldier) Valis II''
** PC88, {{MSX}}2, PC98, SharpX68000 versions developed by Renovation Game (1989)
** PCEngine CD-ROM version developed by Laser Soft (1989) and released in the U.S. by NEC
** MegaDrive version titled ''SD Valis'' developed by ISC [[note]]though published in Japan under the Laser Soft label[[/note]] (1992) and released in the U.S. by Renovation Products -- Features SuperDeformed graphics.
* ''Valis III''
** MegaDrive version developed by Renovation Game (1990) and released in the U.S. by Renovation Products
** PCEngine CD-ROM version developed by Laser Soft (1990) and released in the U.S. by NEC
* ''Valis IV''
** PCEngine CD-ROM version developed by Laser Soft (1991)
** SuperFamicom version titled ''Super Valis: Akaki Tsuki no Otome'' developed by Laser Soft (1992) and released in the U.S. by Creator/{{Atlus}}
* ''Mugen Senshi (The Fantasm Soldier) Valis''
** PC88, {{MSX}}, PC98, X1, [=FM77AV=] versions developed by Wolf Team (1986–87) [[note]]The MSX version, while released at the same time as the PC-88 version, was heavily stripped down to fit on a cartridge[[/note]]
** Famicom version (1987) -- Though published by Tokuma Shoten, this was Telenet Japan's first failed attempt at console game development; the [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5TE_g94Jp7g commercial]] for this version was the closest thing ever produced to a Valis anime.
** MegaDrive version developed by Riot (1990), released in the U.S. by Renovation Products
** PCEngine Super CD-ROM version developed by Riot (1992)
* ''Mugen Senshi (The Fantasm Soldier) Valis II''
** PC88, {{MSX}}2, PC98, SharpX68000 versions developed by Renovation Game (1989)
** PCEngine CD-ROM version developed by Laser Soft (1989) and released in the U.S. by NEC
** MegaDrive version titled ''SD Valis'' developed by ISC [[note]]though published in Japan under the Laser Soft label[[/note]] (1992) and released in the U.S. by Renovation Products -- Features SuperDeformed graphics.
* ''Valis III''
** MegaDrive version developed by Renovation Game (1990) and released in the U.S. by Renovation Products
** PCEngine CD-ROM version developed by Laser Soft (1990) and released in the U.S. by NEC
* ''Valis IV''
** PCEngine CD-ROM version developed by Laser Soft (1991)
** SuperFamicom version titled ''Super Valis: Akaki Tsuki no Otome'' developed by Laser Soft (1992) and released in the U.S. by Creator/{{Atlus}}
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* BossWarningSiren: In ''Valis II'': "WARNING: A strong warrior, (AdjectiveNounFred), is coming!"
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* SwordBeams: A random pickup gives your sword a ranged attack.
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* SwordBeams: A random pickup gives SwordBeam: The powerups give your sword a ranged attack. attack. The actual effect varies, including both a spread shot, to a more classic crescent.
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* KickTheDog: Megas in Valis II's Sharp X68000 version. He's said to have killed his entire family, "including the women and children", his own underlings, and even the monsters who unsealed him- and that's just how he treats his ''allies''.
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* KickTheDog: Megas in Valis II's Sharp X68000 version. He's said to have killed his entire family, "including "[[MenAreTheExpendableGender including the women and children", children]]", his own underlings, and even the monsters who unsealed him- and that's just how he treats his ''allies''.
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* ScarpiaUltimatum: In the Sharp X68000 version of Valis II, Megas takes [[spoiler:Valia]] hostage, ordering Yuko to lay down her sword... and then to remove her suit. The best part: after she complies, [[spoiler:[[KickTheDog Megas kills Valia anyway]].]]
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* ScarpiaUltimatum: In The ShamefulStrip example below is also one of these; in the Sharp X68000 version of Valis II, Megas takes [[spoiler:Valia]] hostage, ordering Yuko to lay down her sword... and then to remove her suit. The best part: after she complies, [[spoiler:[[KickTheDog Megas kills Valia anyway]].]]
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* BadBoss: Megas in Valis II.
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* BadBoss: Megas in Valis II.II for the Sharp X68000.
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* ThisCannotBe!: Megas' final speech in the X68000 version of Valis II, rather than his counterparts' more AlasPoorVillain demise in some other versions.
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* CompleteMonster: Megas in Valis II for the Sharp X68000 and MSX2, unlike than his AlasPoorVillain-y counterparts in other versions of the game. He's said to have killed his entire family, [[MenAreTheExpendableGender "including the women and children"]], his own underlings, and even the monsters who [[SealedEvilInACan unsealed]] him. Late in the game, he holds [[spoiler Valia]] hostage, ordering Yuko not only to surrender, but to [[ScarpiaUltimatum strip]]. Then, when Yuko complies, [[spoiler he kills Valia anyway, by impaling her with his arm, in a bloody mess. After Yuko defeats him, he dies giving her a ThisCannotBe speech, with no empire or minions [[DyingAlone left to care]].]]
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** The final level in 2 resembles an alien hive from the ''{{Alien}}'' movies. Also, Act 4 takes place in an organic-looking cave.
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** The final level in 2 resembles an alien hive from the ''{{Alien}}'' movies.''Film/{{Aliens}}''. Also, Act 4 takes place in an organic-looking cave.
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* IAmNotShazam: The heroine's name is Yuko, not Valis, in case you did not know.
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* DenialOfDiagonalAttack: In the Genesis version, most of the sword powerups shoot horizontally. The exception is the one that produces homing arrows, and some powerups upgraded to level 3.
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* JumpPhysics: In the Genesis version of Valis, Yuko can slide across a gap that she'd otherwise fall down.
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* SwordBeams: A random pickup gives your sword a ranged attack.
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* AlasPoorVillain: Every game except the 4th one has one of these. Yuko mourns Reiko after killing her in the 1st game, and the [[BigBad Big Bads]] of the 2nd and 3rd games each using their dying words to explain their sympathetic motives to Yuko after she defeats them. All the bad guys in the 4th game are [[CardCarryingVillain Card Carrying Villains]], and are sliced and diced with impunity.
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* SaveTheWorld: Of course the plot of the three games; subverted in the third game in that, by saving your world from the invading armies of the DarkWorld, [[spoiler: you doom the inhabitants of the DarkWorld, which is slowly being swallowed into the void]].
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* SaveTheWorld: SavingTheWorld: Of course the plot of the three games; subverted in the third game in that, by saving your world from the invading armies of the DarkWorld, [[spoiler: you doom the inhabitants of the DarkWorld, which is slowly being swallowed into the void]].
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->Not to be confused with the semi-autobiographical novel by PhilipKDick, [[{{Literature/VALIS}} which you can find here]].
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[[SimilarlyNamedWorks Not to be confused with the semi-autobiographical novel by]] PhilipKDick, [[{{Literature/VALIS}} which you can find here]].
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* NamedWeapons: The Valis sword, of course, as well as its EvilCounterpart, Leethus.
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* EvilCounterpart: Reiko becomes the Dark Valis Soldier to Yuko's Valis Soldier.
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* EvilCounterpart: Reiko becomes the Dark Valis Soldier to Yuko's Valis Soldier. [[spoiler: Although after her defeat she does a HeelFaceTurn and appears in the later games Obi Wan Kenobi-style to advise or encourage Yuko]]
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* EvilCounterpart: Reiko becomes the Dark Valis Soldier to Yuko's Valis Soldier.
* EvilIsVisceral: Emperor Megas has lots of twisted bundles of huge biomechanical arteries underneath his armor and face.
* EvilIsVisceral: Emperor Megas has lots of twisted bundles of huge biomechanical arteries underneath his armor and face.
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* EvilCounterpart: Reiko becomes the Dark Valis Soldier to Yuko's Valis Soldier.
* EvilIsVisceral: Emperor Megas has lots of twisted bundles of huge biomechanical arteries underneath his armor and face.
* EvilIsVisceral: Emperor Megas has lots of twisted bundles of huge biomechanical arteries underneath his armor and face.
* FunSize: ''Syd of Valis'', which uses SuperDeformed sprites, and a LighterAndSofter look.
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* SequelFirst: The original ''Valis'' was the last game in the series that was remade for the PC Engine.
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* BadExportForYou - The Turbografx CD versions of I and IV were confined to Japan, instead we got the Genesis and SNES {{porting disaster}}s, respectively.
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* ShamefulStrip: In the PC versions of ''Valis II'', Cruel King Megas demands Yuko to strip down. Much to the delight of a number of fans, she complies.
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* ShamefulStrip: One version of ''Valis II'' had the [[BigBad Big Bad]] [[spoiler: demand Yuko to strip down. Much to the delight of a number of fans, she complies]].
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* BreastPlate: So... how exactly does a golden brassiere and miniskirt protect against ''anything,'' exactly? [[spoiler: Although her upgraded armor in the third game looks much more threatening.]] Averted with Valna, who fits more in the usual StaffChick garb.
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* BreastPlate: So... how exactly does a golden brassiere and miniskirt protect against ''anything,'' exactly? [[spoiler: Although her upgraded armor in the third game looks much more threatening.]] Averted with Valna, who fits more in the usual StaffChick garb.
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A series of {{platform game}}s by Telenet, though now the entire Telenet catalog is owned by Sunsoft.
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''A word of caution before you get into this series: As Telenet went out of business, they sold the rights to this series to another company that has turned it into a hentai production called "Valis X". Beware of this if you don't want to get into NotSafeForWork content.''
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''A word of caution before you get into this series: series'': As Telenet went out of business, business (the entire Telenet catalog is now owned by Sunsoft), they sold licensed the rights to this series to another company that has turned it into a hentai production called "Valis X". Beware of this if you don't want to get into NotSafeForWork content.''
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* AmericanKirbyIsHardcore: [[http://www.kidfenris.com/valis3cover.html The third game.]]
** Also, though not as bad, [[http://image.com.com/gamespot/images/bigboxshots/4/588764_40445_front.jpg The fourth game]], compared to [[http://image4.play-asia.com/640/68/pa.112030.1.jpg this]].
* AscendToAHigherPlaneOfExistence: [[spoiler:happens to Yuko Ahso at the end of the third game. She becomes the ruler of whatever realm that is, and passes the Valis sword to Lena at the start of the fourth game.]]
* AmazingTechnicolorBattlefield: The final battles in Valis 2 and Valis 3 both take place [[{{Recycled IN SPACE}} IN SPACE]] for no apparent reason.
** Also, though not as bad, [[http://image.com.com/gamespot/images/bigboxshots/4/588764_40445_front.jpg The fourth game]], compared to [[http://image4.play-asia.com/640/68/pa.112030.1.jpg this]].
* AscendToAHigherPlaneOfExistence: [[spoiler:happens to Yuko Ahso at the end of the third game. She becomes the ruler of whatever realm that is, and passes the Valis sword to Lena at the start of the fourth game.]]
* AmazingTechnicolorBattlefield: The final battles in Valis 2 and Valis 3 both take place [[{{Recycled IN SPACE}} IN SPACE]] for no apparent reason.
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* AmericanKirbyIsHardcore: [[http://www.kidfenris.com/valis3cover.html The third game.]]
**Both versions]] of ''Valis III''. Also, though not as bad, [[http://image.com.com/gamespot/images/bigboxshots/4/588764_40445_front.jpg The fourth game]], compared to [[http://image4.play-asia.com/640/68/pa.112030.1.jpg this]].
* AscendToAHigherPlaneOfExistence: [[spoiler:happens to Yuko Ahso at the end of the third game. She becomes theruler goddess of whatever the realm that is, of Vecanti, and passes the Valis sword to Lena at the start of the fourth game.]]
* AmazingTechnicolorBattlefield: The final battles inValis 2 ''Valis II'' and Valis 3 ''Valis III'' both take place [[{{Recycled IN SPACE}} IN SPACE]] for no apparent reason.
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** One version of Valis II had the [[BigBad Big Bad]] [[spoiler: demand the main character to strip down. Much to the delight of a number of fans, she complies]].
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* FanTranslation (for Valis 1 Famicom).
** Just recently, Valis II for X68000.
** Just recently, Valis II for X68000.
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* InconsistentDub: So is it Cham or Char? And that's just one of the issues.
** Valis, or Varis?
** Valis, or Varis?
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* InconsistentDub: So is it Cham or Char? And that's just one of the issues.
**Valis, or Varis?Varis? ''Syd of Valis'' renames Yuko to Syd in game, but the box and manual disagree.
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* SpellMyNameWithAnS: ''SD Valis'' had its title translated as ''Syd of Valis''.
** This also included Yuko being renamed "Syd". Both changes are likely the result of BlindIdiotTranslation.
* SpiritualSuccessor: From ''YAKSA'', A Japanese PC-88 game set in Sengoku-era Japan. Yuko uses a mix of the gameplay styles from both heroes of that game (Sankuu, the main hero, use fireballs, and Iori, the second hero, use his katana as a weapon)
* SuperDeformed: ''SD Valis'', which is a [[AlternateContinuity non-canon]] game made entirely in this style.
** Eh, it's not ''entirely'' non-canon; it retells Valis II's story in a Cliff's Notes way.
** This also included Yuko being renamed "Syd". Both changes are likely the result of BlindIdiotTranslation.
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* SuperDeformed: ''SD Valis'',
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** The SNES game was not a bad game in and of itself, so that one's more of a YourMileageMayVary