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* AbusivePrecursors: [[spoiler:The first manusya (read: humans) stole the power of the Lotus Jewel, the source of all life, and used it to create an artificial goddess to help them destroy their enemies. Fearful of retaliation for their sin, they sent her out to space to destroy everything it could see. The goddess gradually went insane over the long years, and eventually returned to Earth as the leader of GREEN ORANGE to destroy Daikon and its inhabitants as well.]]
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* AbusivePrecursors: [[spoiler:The first manusya (read: this world's version of humans) stole the power of the Lotus Jewel, the source of all life, and used it to create an artificial goddess to help them destroy their enemies. Fearful of retaliation for their sin, they sent her out to space to destroy everything it could see. The goddess gradually went insane over the long years, and eventually returned to Earth as the leader of GREEN ORANGE to destroy Daikon and its inhabitants as well.]]
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* CosmicRetcon: [[spoiler:When the Lotus Jewel is destroyed, everything pertaining to it is either missing or replaced. A playthrough of the game post-universe reset respectively removes all of the Hinduist themes, as the Lotus Jewel is no longer central to the backstory: for instance, the Old Monk found in 1-4 is replaced with a skeleton, all instances of Sanskrit numbers are replaced with Roman or Arabic numeral equivalents, and the game ditches the "leveling up the Lotus Jewel" mechanic in favor of a basic continues system.]]
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* CosmicRetcon: [[spoiler:When the Lotus Jewel is destroyed, everything pertaining to it is either missing or replaced.replaced, even the manusaya species becoming normal humans. A playthrough of the game post-universe reset respectively removes all of the Hinduist themes, as the Lotus Jewel is no longer central to the backstory: for instance, the Old Monk found in 1-4 is replaced with a skeleton, all instances of Sanskrit numbers are replaced with Roman or Arabic numeral equivalents, and the game ditches the "leveling up the Lotus Jewel" mechanic in favor of a basic continues system.]]
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* DoubleMeaningTitle: The ''[=ZeroRanger=]'' title text is stylised with a 0 in place of a lowercase 'o'; consequently, the word ''[[AntagonistTitle Orange]]'' can be clearly picked out within it.
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* AbusivePrecursors: [[spoiler:The first manusya (read: humans) stole the power of the Lotus Jewel, the source of all life, and used it to create an artificial goddess to help them destroy their enemies. Fearful of retaliation for their sin, they sent the god her out to space to destroy everything it could see. The goddess gradually went insane over the long years, and eventually returned to Earth as the leader of GREEN ORANGE to destroy Daikon and its inhabitants as well.]]
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* GiantWoman: Finding and destroying a heart-shaped box in the second level reveals a PlayboyBunny whose sprite is roughly the size of the player's fighter craft. One might assume she's not to scale from this, but an unlockable shows that yes, she towers over normal humans.
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* GiantWoman: Finding and destroying a heart-shaped box in the second level reveals a PlayboyBunny whose sprite is roughly the size of the player's fighter craft. One might assume she's not to scale from this, but an unlockable shows that yes, she towers over normal humans. [[spoiler: On a more serious example, the Primeval Fighter/Despair, after turning on humanity, takes the form of a nude humanoid in the centre of GREEN ORANGE. The final forms of the player's fighters, obtained during the TrueFinalBoss has them fuse with their pilots, taking on their appearances.]]
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* GoMadFromTheIsolation: [[spoiler:GREEN ORANGE/Despair's motive. She was ordered by the manyusa (first humans) to destroy everything out of fear that alien lifeforms will attack them for stealing the Lotus Jewel. Eventually, Despair returned to Earth as GREEN ORANGE, having since gone insane and now just destroying everything. Her sister, the AI Erasure, betrayed humanity in an attempt to try and reach out to her, but to no avail.]]
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* GoMadFromTheIsolation: [[spoiler:GREEN ORANGE/Despair's motive. She was ordered by the manyusa manusya (first humans) to destroy everything out of fear that alien lifeforms will attack them for stealing the Lotus Jewel. Eventually, Despair returned to Earth as GREEN ORANGE, having since gone insane and now just destroying everything. Her sister, the AI Erasure, betrayed humanity in an attempt to try and reach out to her, but to no avail.]]
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* NewWeaponTargetRange: Zero Ranger mode is capable of slowing/destroying shots, can gain twice as high of a score multiplier if it destroys enough targets to do so, and all of its weapons are good at hurting multiple enemies simultaneously in melee range. The boss that appears right after you acquire this powerup is perfectly suited to be taken out with Zero Ranger mode: its shots are quite fast and numerous (unless slowed down with Zero Ranger mode), it lasts a decently long time for the player to build score multiplier on it, and its TurnsRed phase covers its wings with [[GoForTheEye turret-like eyes, perfect to eliminate en-masse with Zero Ranger mode]]. The giant masses of enemies in the following level are likewise perfect to cleave through with Zero Ranger mode, and using it for almost the entire level isn't a tall order.
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* StanceSystem: Zero Ranger mode deals a lot of damage, can slow or outright parry most projectiles, and enables the ScoreMultiplier to go into overdrive at double its normal maximum value, but comes at the cost of only having a single attack with incredibly short range. This means the ship/normal mode maintains some use and through skilled use of both score high.
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* StanceSystem: Zero Ranger mode deals a lot of damage, can slow or outright parry most projectiles, and enables the ScoreMultiplier to go into overdrive at double its normal maximum value, but comes at the cost of only having a single attack with incredibly short range. This means the ship/normal mode maintains some use is still useful for attacking things outside of Zero Ranger's melee distance, and through skilled use of combining both score high.is necessary to get optimal scores.
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** [[spoiler:Any active player characters (including Dori if she is in play), GREEN ORANGE, and the Grapefruit pilot unexpectedly get dialogue]] during Stage 2-4's [[spoiler:[[LotusEaterMachine dream sequence]], after all of them (save Mido) have been quiet for 7/8 of the game.]]
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** [[spoiler:Any active player characters (including Dori (both of them if she is you're in play), 2-player co-op), GREEN ORANGE, and the Grapefruit pilot unexpectedly get dialogue]] during Stage 2-4's [[spoiler:[[LotusEaterMachine dream sequence]], after all of them (save Mido) have been quiet for 7/8 of the game.]]
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* DoWellButNotPerfect: Obtaining the "Lightning Battle" achievement requires you to complete White Vanilla / Light Mode in 15 minutes or less. However, should you unlock the TrueFinalBoss, the time spent fighting that ''will'' count, meaning you can fail the achievement by trying to fight said boss. Getting destroyed after the true last boss has started will end your run and count it as completed, so you actually want to [[ThrowingTheFight throw the fight]] if you want the achievement. You ''can'' circumvent this by [[CuttingTheKnot simply getting to that boss in 13 minutes or less]] (the boss is on a 2-minute time limit), but it's easier said than done.
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* DoWellButNotPerfect: DoWellButNotPerfect:
** You don't want to take out every enemy you encounter as fast as possible. While bonus targets will appear after getting through certain segments quickly, others lack any such reward; in the latter case, blowing up the {{mook}}s too quickly will cause the screen to be devoid of any enemies to target, and as such your score multiplier will tank. This specific case is {{averted}} in White Vanilla mode, where defeating all enemies onscreen causes the level to rapidly progress faster than usual to spawn more in.
** Obtaining the "Lightning Battle" achievement requires you to complete White Vanilla / Light Mode in 15 minutes or less. However, should you unlock the TrueFinalBoss, the time spent fighting that ''will'' count, meaning you can fail the achievement by trying to fight said boss. Getting destroyed after the true last boss has started will end your run and count it as completed, so you actually want to [[ThrowingTheFight throw the fight]] if you want the achievement. You ''can'' circumvent this by [[CuttingTheKnot simply getting to that boss in 13 minutes or less]] (the boss is on a 2-minute time limit), but it's easier said than done.
** You don't want to take out every enemy you encounter as fast as possible. While bonus targets will appear after getting through certain segments quickly, others lack any such reward; in the latter case, blowing up the {{mook}}s too quickly will cause the screen to be devoid of any enemies to target, and as such your score multiplier will tank. This specific case is {{averted}} in White Vanilla mode, where defeating all enemies onscreen causes the level to rapidly progress faster than usual to spawn more in.
** Obtaining the "Lightning Battle" achievement requires you to complete White Vanilla / Light Mode in 15 minutes or less. However, should you unlock the TrueFinalBoss, the time spent fighting that ''will'' count, meaning you can fail the achievement by trying to fight said boss. Getting destroyed after the true last boss has started will end your run and count it as completed, so you actually want to [[ThrowingTheFight throw the fight]] if you want the achievement. You ''can'' circumvent this by [[CuttingTheKnot simply getting to that boss in 13 minutes or less]] (the boss is on a 2-minute time limit), but it's easier said than done.
* FunnyBackgroundEvent: In the first level, you can see Arc Adder in the background, shooting a couple of pinwheel-shaped enemies. Weapon 3 (the lock-on missiles) is capable of shooting enemies in the background. When you return to the city, you can use it to target the last enemy in the chain; doing so will cause Arc Adder to exclaim a frustrated "[[GoshDangItToHeck fusk!]]" at your KillSteal.
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* GiantEnemyCrab: One is encountered in Stage 2-3 in place of the serpent midboss if certain conditions are met. It's a huge orange crab that chases you up the tower and which you can only reliably and safely damage with either rear-firing weapons or the bombs that spawn as you go up.
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** One is encountered in Stage 2-3 in place of the serpent midboss if certain conditions are met. It's a huge orange crab that chases you up the tower and which you can only reliably and safely damage with either rear-firing weapons or the bombs that spawn as you goup.up.
** For a different kind of crustacean: one of the mini-challenges in the WolfpackBoss segment involves defending the city from a swarm of giant shrimp the size of your spaceship.
** One is encountered in Stage 2-3 in place of the serpent midboss if certain conditions are met. It's a huge orange crab that chases you up the tower and which you can only reliably and safely damage with either rear-firing weapons or the bombs that spawn as you go
** For a different kind of crustacean: one of the mini-challenges in the WolfpackBoss segment involves defending the city from a swarm of giant shrimp the size of your spaceship.
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* MultipleEndings: Three total in Green Orange Mode.
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* MultipleEndings: Three total in Green Orange Mode. \n %% Note: Declining to face the Lotus Jewel after being Primeval Fighter Orange isn't listed, as it doesn't give a text scrawl.
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* BroughtDownToNormal: Meta example. [[spoiler: After the story is "beat" by going back in time and defeating the Lotus Jewel, the game's interface and imagery lose all its aesthetics referencing the Lotus Jewel (for example, it is not used for continues anymore) and it is no longer discussed. The game also gets a more subdued orange and black color scheme (which can be reverted under Options.) The game intentionally becomes less fantasy and more sci-fi.]]
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* TheMagicGoesAway: Meta example. [[spoiler: After the story is "beat" by going back in time and defeating the Lotus Jewel, the game's interface and imagery lose all its aesthetics referencing the Lotus Jewel (for example, it is not used for continues anymore) and it is no longer discussed. The game also gets a more subdued orange and black color scheme (which can be reverted under Options.) The game intentionally becomes less fantasy and more sci-fi.]]
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* DeletionAsPunishment: [[spoiler:Should you die fighting the [[TrueFinalBoss Lotus Jewel]] you will lose all your story progress and will have to start over from the beginning. The player is told they will have "one shot" at completing this battle, but not the specific consequences of failing it.]]
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* DeletionAsPunishment: [[spoiler:Should you die fighting the [[TrueFinalBoss Lotus Jewel]] you will lose all your story progress and will have to start over from the beginning. The player is told they will have "one shot" at completing this battle, but not the specific consequences of failing it. The game means it when it asks you if you're ready to sacrifice everything.]]
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* ArrangeMode:
** The "White Vanilla" mode, also called "Light Mode", is a 1-loop mode with remixed stages and a different scoring system based on speedkilling enemies as opposed to chaining. In addition, the TrueFinalBoss is changed from [[spoiler:Despair]] to [[spoiler:Erasure]], and [[spoiler:the mode ends up being a simulation]].
** Hidden through a debug mode cheat is a WIP version of "Black Onion" mode, also known as "Hard Mode". It features a weapon PowerUp system and significantly more difficult enemies.
** The "White Vanilla" mode, also called "Light Mode", is a 1-loop mode with remixed stages and a different scoring system based on speedkilling enemies as opposed to chaining. In addition, the TrueFinalBoss is changed from [[spoiler:Despair]] to [[spoiler:Erasure]], and [[spoiler:the mode ends up being a simulation]].
** Hidden through a debug mode cheat is a WIP version of "Black Onion" mode, also known as "Hard Mode". It features a weapon PowerUp system and significantly more difficult enemies.
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**ArrangeMode: The "White Vanilla" mode, also called "Light Mode", is a 1-loop mode with remixed stages and a different scoring system based on speedkilling enemies as opposed to chaining. In addition, the TrueFinalBoss is changed from [[spoiler:Despair]] to [[spoiler:Erasure]], and [[spoiler:the mode ends up being a simulation]].
** Hidden through a debug mode cheat is a WIP version of "Black Onion" mode, also known as "Hard Mode". It features a weapon PowerUp system and significantly more difficult enemies.simulation]].
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** Hidden through a debug mode cheat is a WIP version of "Black Onion" mode, also known as "Hard Mode". It features a weapon PowerUp system and significantly more difficult enemies.
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** Hidden through a debug mode cheat is (an WIP version of) "Black Onion" mode, also known as "Hard Mode". It features a weapon PowerUp system and significantly more difficult enemies.
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** Hidden through a debug mode cheat is (an a WIP version of) of "Black Onion" mode, also known as "Hard Mode". It features a weapon PowerUp system and significantly more difficult enemies.
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* ArrangeMode: The "White Vanilla" mode, also called "Light Mode", is a 1-loop mode with remixed stages and a different scoring system based on speedkilling enemies as opposed to chaining. In addition, the TrueFinalBoss is changed from [[spoiler:Despair]] to [[spoiler:Erasure]], and [[spoiler:the mode ends up being a simulation]].
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* ArrangeMode: ArrangeMode:
** The "White Vanilla" mode, also called "Light Mode", is a 1-loop mode with remixed stages and a different scoring system based on speedkilling enemies as opposed to chaining. In addition, the TrueFinalBoss is changed from [[spoiler:Despair]] to [[spoiler:Erasure]], and [[spoiler:the mode ends up being asimulation]].simulation]].
** Hidden through a debug mode cheat is (an WIP version of) "Black Onion" mode, also known as "Hard Mode". It features a weapon PowerUp system and significantly more difficult enemies.
** The "White Vanilla" mode, also called "Light Mode", is a 1-loop mode with remixed stages and a different scoring system based on speedkilling enemies as opposed to chaining. In addition, the TrueFinalBoss is changed from [[spoiler:Despair]] to [[spoiler:Erasure]], and [[spoiler:the mode ends up being a
** Hidden through a debug mode cheat is (an WIP version of) "Black Onion" mode, also known as "Hard Mode". It features a weapon PowerUp system and significantly more difficult enemies.
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* EndlessGame: There is an unlockable version of [[spoiler:the TrueFinalBoss]] in White Vanilla / Light Mode that repeats endlessly until you die. Your best score, duration of play, and number of iterations completed are logged.
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The game receives annual updates every year to fix bugs and provide subtle quality-of-life changes. A third game mode to fill the remaining slot on the mode select is currently in development. In the meantime, System Erasure released another game, ''VideoGame/VoidStranger'', in 2023, which is also the one year that ''[=ZeroRanger=]'' did not get an annual update.
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The game receives annual updates every year to fix bugs and provide subtle quality-of-life changes. A third game mode to fill the remaining slot on the mode select is currently in development. In the meantime, System Erasure released another game, ''VideoGame/VoidStranger'', in 2023, which is also the one year that ''[=ZeroRanger=]'' did not get an annual update.
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* EveryTenThousandPoints:
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A third game mode to fill the remaining slot on the mode select is currently in development. In the meantime, System Erasure released another game, ''VideoGame/VoidStranger'', in 2023.
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The game receives annual updates every year to fix bugs and provide subtle quality-of-life changes. A third game mode to fill the remaining slot on the mode select is currently in development. In the meantime, System Erasure released another game, ''VideoGame/VoidStranger'', in 2023.
2023, which is also the one year that ''[=ZeroRanger=]'' did not get an annual update.
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* ColorfulThemeNaming: The playable characters Mido and Dori combine their names to make "midori", [[BilingualBonus which is Japanese for green]].
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* ColorfulThemeNaming: The playable characters Mido and Dori combine their names to make "midori", [[BilingualBonus which is Japanese for green]]. The pilot of the Grapefruit is named Renji, after orange. And the BigBad is [[ExaggeratedTrope literally just named "Green Orange"]].
* ColorMotif: Everything in the game that isn't black or white is either green or orange. Generally speaking, green means safe, and orange means dangerous. The player ships, stage walls, and enemies (who, unlike most shmups, DON'T [[CollisionDamage kill you on contact]]) are green, while enemy bullets and other sources of harm are orange. In addition, there's the ColorfulThemeNaming listed above, the fighters are named Grapefruit, Rybb, and Decker after a Finnish brand of vividly orange grapefruit juice, and the game gives you trivia about oranges and the color orange after every game over.
** [[spoiler: Most of the motif is removed in the Great Oppressor timeline as part of making the game more generic; the color palette is now changeable in the menu and the default palette swaps the green for a more generic metal grey, the theme naming is undone as Green Orange is now Great Oppressor, and Mido, Dori, and Renji's names are never mentioned, which, considering the game's [[AllThereInTheManual Steam trading cards]] are all alternate versions of Mido and Dori with different names, means there's a chance that their names have changed as well, and the orange trivia is removed.]]
* ColorMotif: Everything in the game that isn't black or white is either green or orange. Generally speaking, green means safe, and orange means dangerous. The player ships, stage walls, and enemies (who, unlike most shmups, DON'T [[CollisionDamage kill you on contact]]) are green, while enemy bullets and other sources of harm are orange. In addition, there's the ColorfulThemeNaming listed above, the fighters are named Grapefruit, Rybb, and Decker after a Finnish brand of vividly orange grapefruit juice, and the game gives you trivia about oranges and the color orange after every game over.
** [[spoiler: Most of the motif is removed in the Great Oppressor timeline as part of making the game more generic; the color palette is now changeable in the menu and the default palette swaps the green for a more generic metal grey, the theme naming is undone as Green Orange is now Great Oppressor, and Mido, Dori, and Renji's names are never mentioned, which, considering the game's [[AllThereInTheManual Steam trading cards]] are all alternate versions of Mido and Dori with different names, means there's a chance that their names have changed as well, and the orange trivia is removed.]]
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* PunnyName: [[spoiler:The real boss of 2-2 is named Pandem'''onion''']].
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* PunnyName: [[spoiler:The real boss of 2-2 is named Pandem'''onion''']].Pandem'''onion''', and has an onion-shaped head]].
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* AchievementSystem: Double-subverted if playing via Steam. There is only one Steam achievement, "SYSTEM ENDLESS", which is obtained by beating the TrueFinalBoss. Afterwards, the game's internal achievement system, which is not tracked by Steam, is revealed and unlocked. Completing achievements earns tokens that can be used to unlock bonus illustrations.
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A third game mode to fill the remaining slot on the mode select is currently in development alongside a brand new game titled ''Void Stranger''.
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A third game mode to fill the remaining slot on the mode select is currently in development alongside a brand new game titled ''Void Stranger''.
development. In the meantime, System Erasure released another game, ''VideoGame/VoidStranger'', in 2023.
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* DeletionAsPunishment: [[spoiler:Should you die fighting the [[TrueFinalBoss Lotus Jewel]] you will lose all your story progress and will have to start over from the beginning. You are given ample warning of The player is told they will have "one shot" at completing this battle, but not the specific consequences of failure beforehand though]].failing it.]]
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A third game mode to fill the remaining slot on the mode select is currently in development.
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A third game mode to fill the remaining slot on the mode select is currently in development.
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* DoWellButNotPerfect: Obtaining the "Lightning Battle" achievement requires you to complete White Vanilla / Light Mode in 15 minutes or less. However, should you unlock the TrueFinalBoss, the time spent fighting that ''will'' count, meaning you can fail the achievement by trying to fight it. You ''can'' circumvent this by [[CuttingTheKnot simply getting to that boss in 13 minutes or less]] (the boss is on a 2-minute time limit), but it's easier said than done.
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* DoWellButNotPerfect: Obtaining the "Lightning Battle" achievement requires you to complete White Vanilla / Light Mode in 15 minutes or less. However, should you unlock the TrueFinalBoss, the time spent fighting that ''will'' count, meaning you can fail the achievement by trying to fight it.said boss. Getting destroyed after the true last boss has started will end your run and count it as completed, so you actually want to [[ThrowingTheFight throw the fight]] if you want the achievement. You ''can'' circumvent this by [[CuttingTheKnot simply getting to that boss in 13 minutes or less]] (the boss is on a 2-minute time limit), but it's easier said than done.
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* DoWellButNotPerfect: Obtaining the "Lightning Battle" achievement requires you to complete White Vanilla / Light Mode in 15 minutes or less. However, should you unlock the TrueFinalBoss, the time spent fighting that ''will'' count, meaning you can fail the achievement by trying to fight it. You ''can'' circumvent this by [[CuttingTheKnot simply getting to that boss in 13 minutes or less]] (the boss is on a 2-minute time limit), but it's easier said than done.
