History Videogame / GalaxyAngel

* CuttingOfTheBranches: The events of Shiva's sub-route in the first game are rendered non-canon in the second, as regardless of the chosen route Shiva assumes the throne of Transbaal [[spoiler:and reveals publically that she's a woman on her own accord]].

** Happens to the heroes side and the antagonists, in EL when [[spoiler:Wein makes Unit 7 grow wings]]is a collective moment for the Elsior and the Angels.

* YearOutsideHourInside: [[spoiler:In the finale of Eternal Lovers, Tact and his Angel are trapped in Another Space after stopping the Chrono Break Bomb and saving the galaxy, until they're rescued. While it's not specified how long they were there, what seemed like just a few minutes for them were at least a few months for everyone else, given their reactions once they come back]].

** The Val-Fasq Fleet encountered in Moonlit Lovers also come hull classes but are only teased as a scouting force. A proper invasion fleet of Val-Fasq ships are fought in Eternal Lovers where there are upgraded models as well as other designations.
*** At most, there are similar naming conventions where Val-Fasq ship will have the -Xio suffix for regular vehicles and the O- prefix if it is a flagship.

* HundredPercentCompletion: Aside from the regular storyline [=CGs=] and those that you have to get to proceed through a girl's route, there are a few extra [=CGs=] that you have to work a little harder to get.

The ''Galaxy Angel II'' SequelSeries taking place four years after the end of Eternal Lovers has Milfeulle trapped as a living battery to the gate between two universes. Tact, desperate to save her and devoid of his disbanded Angel-tai, is joined by the new Rune Angel-tai from friends and relations of the old ones and personally appoints new leader Shiranami Kazuya. The games in this series are ''Galaxy Angel II: Zettai Ryouiki no Tobira'', ''Galaxy Angel II: Mugen Kairou no Kagi'', and ''Galaxy Angel II: Eigou Kaiki no Koku''.

* ThePowerofFriendship: Invoked during Kazuya's scenario setting-up for Natsume route in the bonus Mugen Kairo Disc where instead of Kazuya and his chosen Angel's love powering the Chrono Gate to ABSOLUTE, it is the combined comradery of the Rune Angels that power it instead.

* NotWhatItLooksLike: In Mint's route in Moonlit Lovers, she catches Tact in a rather compromising position when a half-asleep Chitose hugs him and mistakes him for her dad. This leads to Mint avoiding him for quite a while until they can talk things out.

* DidNotGetTheGirl: Tact can nail the dance ball and lock himself onto an Angel's route and solve their specific route problem down the line. All of that can be for naught if he messes up a rather obvious final choice before the final battle with Eonia where he can potentially lose the Angel's trust and not end up with her, and instead be sent back to the Patrol Fleet with Lester like how the game started out.

* EarthShatteringKaboom: [[spoiler:Planet Rhome]]

* FuroScene: in the first game. Partially subverted, however: the girls happily invite Tact into the furo so he can ogle their beauty...because they aren't naked. They're wearing bathing suits, so there's nothing embarrassing for Tact to see.
** The second trilogy pulls something similar, but only in what becomes Natsume's route. Kazuya gets busted and the Katherine guise removed.

* AMillionIsAStatistic: Played straight in the first game. The opening movie shows Eonia's army bombarding the surface of Planet Transbaal. And later [[spoiler:we have the Black Moon blasting Satellite City Fargo and Planet Rhome.]] Both scenes depict the destruction from orbit in a very detailed way, to the point even the good guys comment they cannot estimate the numbers. To her credit, though, Milfie is pretty freaked out by all the death occurring around her in the opening movie, and a small subcurrent of her plotline involves dealing with the staggering amount of suffering she's seen. (Ultimately, though, [[LighterAndSofter the game's a fair bit too light-hearted to really pursue the idea in detail]].) [[spoiler:After Rhome is devastated, ''all'' of the pilots will have some "cockpit chat" about what happened and how they're trying to cope mentally in various ways.]]

* DifficultySpike: Moonlit Lovers and Eternal Lovers are significantly more challenging than the first game. First of all, in Moonlit Lovers, you don't start out with all the Emblem Frames regardless of whose route you're playing, so the first few battles are difficult since you aren't controlling many ships. Second, since Moonlit Lovers is where Tact and his chosen Angel start having problems, sometimes your chosen Angel's efficiency will take a dive due to her being distracted, so you have to fight with a nerfed "team ace". Also, for plot reasons, in Moonlit Lovers' final battle you have to fight ''without'' your chosen Angel entirely. And in Eternal Lovers, there are a couple of battles where you have to fight with your chosen Angel put out of commission and one battle where you start with ''half of the Elsior's health'', and even in a couple of battles with your chosen Angel, she's too distracted to fight properly thanks to problems between Tact and his chosen Angel.

* TwoDSpace: Averted in the first trilogy. Played straight in Galaxy Angel II.