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** Page 291 of ''Angels With Broken Hearts'' opens with [[spoiler:the mutilated corpse of one of Miles' victims.]]
** Page 310 of ''Angels With Broken Hearts'' has [[spoiler:Reza and Kenneth finding the human world portal in a buried crate in the desert, revealing Reza was directly involved in kicking off the game's events.]]
** Page 291 of ''Angels With Broken Hearts'' opens with [[spoiler:the mutilated corpse of one of Miles' victims.]]
** Page 310 of ''Angels With Broken Hearts'' has [[spoiler:Reza and Kenneth finding the human world portal in a buried crate in the desert, revealing Reza was directly involved in kicking off the game's events.]]
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* EnsembleCast: ''Angels with Broken Hearts'' regularly changes perspectives between several characters.
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* EnsembleCast: ''Angels with Broken Hearts'' regularly changes perspectives between several characters. Sebastian, Linnea, Amelia, Remy, Adine, Maverick, Anna, Zhong and Reza have all had a spot in the limelight so far.
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** The third victim of [[spoiler:Reza]]'s killing spree is one of two characters: [[spoiler:Anna or Damion.]] You cannot save both of them, and [[spoiler:you ''have'' to save Anna to unlock the True Ending]]. Though, given [[spoiler:Damion is an irredeemable jackass, especially with what he did to Anna, it's unlikely anyone would want to save him anyway.]]
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** The third victim of [[spoiler:Reza]]'s killing spree is one of two characters: [[spoiler:Anna or Damion.]] You cannot save both of them, and [[spoiler:you ''have'' to save Anna to unlock the True Ending]]. Though, given [[spoiler:Damion is an irredeemable jackass, especially with what he did to Anna, it's unlikely anyone would want to save him anyway.]]
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** The third victim of [[spoiler:Reza]]'s killing spree is one of two characters: [[spoiler:Anna or Damion.]] And no, you cannot save both of them. Though, given [[spoiler:Damion is an irredeemable jackass, especially with what he did to Anna, it's unlikely anyone would want to save him.]]
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** The third victim of [[spoiler:Reza]]'s killing spree is one of two characters: [[spoiler:Anna or Damion.]] And no, you You cannot save both of them. them, and [[spoiler:you ''have'' to save Anna to unlock the True Ending]]. Though, given [[spoiler:Damion is an irredeemable jackass, especially with what he did to Anna, it's unlikely anyone would want to save him.him anyway.]]
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* SomeoneHasToDie: In every ending, at least one major character dies. [[spoiler:Even in the True Ending, which is considered the "save everyone" ending, you cannot save everyone, as Izumi eventually bleeds out after being shot by Reza.]]
** The third victim of [[spoiler:Reza]]'s killing spree is one of two characters: [[spoiler:Anna or Damion.]] And no, you cannot save both of them. Though, given [[spoiler:Damion is an irredeemable jackass, especially with what he did to Anna, it's unlikely anyone would want to save him.]]
** The third victim of [[spoiler:Reza]]'s killing spree is one of two characters: [[spoiler:Anna or Damion.]] And no, you cannot save both of them. Though, given [[spoiler:Damion is an irredeemable jackass, especially with what he did to Anna, it's unlikely anyone would want to save him.]]
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* StoryBranching: The game has around 12 to 13 endings based on the routes the player takes. However, there's also a sizable amount of different interactions, options, and special dialog that only unlocks if events, interactions, or dates are done in a specific order.
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* AmbiguousSituation: [[spoiler:It's not clear whether it was the protagonist or their future self who remains in the past with Adine in her good ending, only that one of the two does.]]
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** While in game it's not clear, the prequel comic shows this is also the case with [[spoiler:Anna]], as it turns out she's the same size as ''Maverick''.
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** While in game it's not clear, the prequel comic shows this is also the case with [[spoiler:Anna]], as it turns out she's the same size as ''Maverick''.''Maverick'' and thus only slightly smaller than the above dragon.
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* HotSkittyOnWailordAction: The player is capable of actually having sex with two of the dragons. Both of them are ''much'' larger than them with [[spoiler:with Bryce being about the size of a Clydesdale and the prequel comic revealing that Anna is as big as Maverick.]]
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* HotSkittyOnWailordAction: The player is capable of actually having sex with two of the dragons. Both of them are ''much'' larger than them with [[spoiler:with Bryce being about the size of a Clydesdale and the prequel comic revealing that Anna is as big as Maverick.Maverick and thus only very slightly smaller than Bryce.]]
* MaybeEverAfter: [[spoiler:Adine's]] Good Ending ends on this note. Nothing overtly romantic happens, but [[spoiler:both the protagonist and their temporal duplicate comment they'd love nothing more than to stay with Adine and one version of them ''does''. The ending scene is of the two seemingly living together and taking care of Amely, but it's never confirmed or denied they're together and could still be read as entirely platonic.]]
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* NeverTheSelvesShallMeet: [[spoiler: Izumi brutally makes sure of it, each time you restart Izumi kills off the original ambassador that would normally come in that timeline (sometimes it was you sent as the ambassador, other times someone else depending on what happened before the selection of ambassador), all so that you can take the place of that timeline's ambassador and have another chance to set things right.]]
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* NeverTheSelvesShallMeet: NeverTheSelvesShallMeet:
** [[spoiler: Izumi brutally makes sure of it, each time you restart Izumi kills off the original ambassador that would normally come in that timeline (sometimes it was you sent as the ambassador, other times someone else depending on what happened before the selection of ambassador), all so that you can take the place of that timeline's ambassador and have another chance to set things right.]]
** Subverted in [[spoiler:Adine's Good Ending, in which its revealed Izumi died (presumably before she killed the present version of the protagonist) and the future version of the protagonist took her place. The future version meets directly with their past self and has an extended conversation with themself with no consequences.]]
** [[spoiler: Izumi brutally makes sure of it, each time you restart Izumi kills off the original ambassador that would normally come in that timeline (sometimes it was you sent as the ambassador, other times someone else depending on what happened before the selection of ambassador), all so that you can take the place of that timeline's ambassador and have another chance to set things right.]]
** Subverted in [[spoiler:Adine's Good Ending, in which its revealed Izumi died (presumably before she killed the present version of the protagonist) and the future version of the protagonist took her place. The future version meets directly with their past self and has an extended conversation with themself with no consequences.]]
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* BetterAsFriends: Unlike many dating sims, it's entirely possible for the player to just have the protagonist decide they and the dragon in question are BetterAsFriends and turn down romantic advances with no negative consequences.
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* WhamEpisode:
** Chapter 3: [[spoiler:If not prevented, Anna is murdered by Reza. The portal is broken, trapping the protagonist in the dragon world, and it's revealed the human world was [[AfterTheEnd ruined by a massive solar flare]] and slowly dying.]]
** Chapter 4: [[spoiler:Bryce, who's basically been the BigGood of the game up until this point, can potentially be killed off. Should the player have not befriended them, Lorem dies offscreen, and the Administrator finally meets the protagonist face to face and explains the portal is effectively a TimeMachine and the dragon world was EarthAllAlong, just 65 million years in the past. The asteroid that wiped out the dinosaurs is on its way and if not avoided, the dragons will be extinct.]]
** Chapter 3: [[spoiler:If not prevented, Anna is murdered by Reza. The portal is broken, trapping the protagonist in the dragon world, and it's revealed the human world was [[AfterTheEnd ruined by a massive solar flare]] and slowly dying.]]
** Chapter 4: [[spoiler:Bryce, who's basically been the BigGood of the game up until this point, can potentially be killed off. Should the player have not befriended them, Lorem dies offscreen, and the Administrator finally meets the protagonist face to face and explains the portal is effectively a TimeMachine and the dragon world was EarthAllAlong, just 65 million years in the past. The asteroid that wiped out the dinosaurs is on its way and if not avoided, the dragons will be extinct.]]
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* SanDimasTime: [[spoiler:The Administrator explains that so long as the two portals are linked, time continues to progress at its normal rate in the future as it does at the other end. She can bypass this, however, and reprogram the portal to act as a proper time machine.]]
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* TimeMachine: [[spoiler:The portal was meant to travel through space, but something went wrong and sent the facility 65 million years into the past instead. By the time the portal was completed on their end the one in the far future had been destroyed by the solar flare, and due to SanDimasTime, the only way to fix it would be to remove its safety to avoid it. After its limiter was turned off, it could be used as a proper time machine and link to any past or future version of itself, which allows the protagonist to return to the past in a GroundhogDayLoop.]]
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* VideoGameCrueltyPotential: Likewise, there are multiple opportunities to mock and insult the dragons, which will make them dislike you and not want to see you again.
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* VideoGameCrueltyPotential: Likewise, there are multiple opportunities to mock and insult the dragons, which will make them dislike you and not want to see you again. Doing it enough will result in the Evil Ending.
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[[https://store.steampowered.com/app/571880/Angels_with_Scaly_Wings Angels With Scaly Wings is available for purchase on Steam.]]
There's also a [[https://angelswithscalywings.com/comics/1/ prequel comic]] called ''Angels With Broken Hearts''.
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''Angels with Scaly Wings'' [[https://store.steampowered.com/app/571880/Angels_with_Scaly_Wings Angels With Scaly Wings is available for purchase on Steam.]]
There's also a [[https://angelswithscalywings.com/comics/1/ prequel comic]] called ''AngelsWith with Broken Hearts''.
There's also a [[https://angelswithscalywings.com/comics/1/ prequel comic]] called ''Angels
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* VillainEpisode: One of the settings in '''Angels with Broken Hearts''' explores [[spoiler:Reza]]'s origins.
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* VillainEpisode: One of the settings in '''Angels ''Angels with Broken Hearts''' Hearts'' explores [[spoiler:Reza]]'s origins.
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* RuderAndCruder: ''Angels with Scaly Wings'' is relatively tame in terms of language, usually amounting to nothing more than a "Damn" every once in a while. But ''Angels with Broken Hearts'' is MUCH more lenient in that department, among other things. Some examples include Sebastian [[spoiler:describing the taste of a cocktail as fruits having an orgy in his mouth]], and Anna calling someone a [[spoiler:fucktard]].
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* RuderAndCruder: ''Angels with Scaly Wings'' was given a T-Rating, and for the most part is relatively tame in terms of language, usually amounting to nothing more than a "Damn" "damn" every once in a while. But ''Angels with Broken Hearts'' is MUCH more lenient in that department, among other things. Some examples include Sebastian [[spoiler:describing the taste of a cocktail as fruits having an orgy in his mouth]], and Anna calling someone a [[spoiler:fucktard]].
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* RuderAndCruder: ''Angels with Scaly Wings'' is relatively tame in terms of language, usually amounting to nothing more than a "Damn" every once in a while. But ''Angels with Broken Hearts'' is MUCH more lenient in that department, among other things.
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* RuderAndCruder: ''Angels with Scaly Wings'' is relatively tame in terms of language, usually amounting to nothing more than a "Damn" every once in a while. But ''Angels with Broken Hearts'' is MUCH more lenient in that department, among other things. Some examples include Sebastian [[spoiler:describing the taste of a cocktail as fruits having an orgy in his mouth]], and Anna calling someone a [[spoiler:fucktard]].
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* PrecisionFStrike: This game probably the only instance of a T-Rated game that has MULTIPLE uncensored F-Bombs in it.
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* PrecisionFStrike: This game probably Probably the only instance of a T-Rated game that has MULTIPLE uncensored F-Bombs in it.
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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: This game managed to get a T-Rating despite using "fuck" multiple times uncensored. In any given playthrough, the word is used at least once and at most three times. However, since players have to replay the game multiple times to get the True Ending, they will see the word at least five or six more times, 13 at the most.
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* PrecisionFStrike: This game is a very rare instance of a T-Rated game that has not one, but TWO uncensored F-Bombs in it.
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* PrecisionFStrike: This game is a very rare probably the only instance of a T-Rated game that has not one, but TWO MULTIPLE uncensored F-Bombs in it.
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* PrecisionFStrike: This game is a very rare instance of a T-Rated game that has not one, but TWO uncensored F-Bombs in it.
** The first one happens during [[spoiler:the confrontation with Reza after the Administrator appears]]:
---> [[spoiler:Reza]]: Who the fuck are you?! Freeze! I said freeze!
** The second is in Lorem's Good Ending after [[spoiler:the protagonist brings Reza with them through the portal, back to the first day of the game.]]
---> [[spoiler:Reza]]: What the fuck is going on here?
** The first one happens during [[spoiler:the confrontation with Reza after the Administrator appears]]:
---> [[spoiler:Reza]]: Who the fuck are you?! Freeze! I said freeze!
** The second is in Lorem's Good Ending after [[spoiler:the protagonist brings Reza with them through the portal, back to the first day of the game.]]
---> [[spoiler:Reza]]: What the fuck is going on here?
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* AlternateTimeline: [[spoiler:If the asteroid that wiped out the dinosaurs is stopped, the timeline branches off into an alternate timeline were the dragons and the dinosaurs survive.]]
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* AlternateTimeline: [[spoiler:If the asteroid that wiped out the dinosaurs is stopped, the timeline branches off into an alternate timeline were where the dragons and the dinosaurs survive.]]
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* AlternateTimeline: [[spoiler:Each time you begin the game again you enter one.]]
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* AlternateTimeline: [[spoiler:Each time you begin [[spoiler:If the game again you enter one.asteroid that wiped out the dinosaurs is stopped, the timeline branches off into an alternate timeline were the dragons and the dinosaurs survive.]]
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* StableTimeLoop: [[spoiler:It's implied this is the reason the timeline won't diverge unless the asteroid is stopped: as Reza pointed out, the asteroid will wipe out any trace of the dragon's civilization and any remains of them will be mistaken for dinosaurs. As a result, none of the time travel actually changed the past and the original timeline is preserved. Diverting the asteroid prevents the dinosaurs from going extinct, and thus changes history entirely.]]
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** [[spoiler:It's implied this is the reason the timeline won't diverge unless the asteroid is stopped: as Reza pointed out, the asteroid will wipe out any trace of the dragon's civilization and any remains of them will be mistaken for dinosaurs. As a result, none of the time travel actually changed the past and the original timeline is preserved. Diverting the asteroid prevents the dinosaurs from going extinct, and thus changes history entirely.]]
** [[spoiler:The final timeline is this as well: all the dragons are taken to the present, meaning no sign of their existence remains in the past after the asteroid hits.]]
** [[spoiler:It's implied this is the reason the timeline won't diverge unless the asteroid is stopped: as Reza pointed out, the asteroid will wipe out any trace of the dragon's civilization and any remains of them will be mistaken for dinosaurs. As a result, none of the time travel actually changed the past and the original timeline is preserved. Diverting the asteroid prevents the dinosaurs from going extinct, and thus changes history entirely.]]
** [[spoiler:The final timeline is this as well: all the dragons are taken to the present, meaning no sign of their existence remains in the past after the asteroid hits.]]
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* ApocalypseAnarchy: [[spoiler:''Angels With Broken Hearts'' reveals the human world has fallen into this, with bands of raiders roaming the wastelands and the main antagonists of Reza's story being a group called the Carrions.]]
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* AchievementMockery: Many achievements require the player to do ridiculous or pointless things.
** "Daredevil" is awarded for drinking a random, unlabelled white liquid in the player's fridge.
** "Prescription" is awarded for [[TooDumbToLive taking painkillers until it knocks the player out]].
** "Nuisance" is awarded for [[ButThouMust refusing to cooperate with Bryce 99 times]].
** "Daredevil" is awarded for drinking a random, unlabelled white liquid in the player's fridge.
** "Prescription" is awarded for [[TooDumbToLive taking painkillers until it knocks the player out]].
** "Nuisance" is awarded for [[ButThouMust refusing to cooperate with Bryce 99 times]].
* AttackTheInjury: During Bryce's Good Ending, [[spoiler:Maverick tackles Bryce's bullet wound to incapacitate him, in an attempt to kill Izumi.]]
* BrokenWindowWarning: In ''Angels with Broken Hearts'', Linnea's window is broken, with the message "GO HOME, CITY SLICKER". [[spoiler: It's implied to be done by Iris, who disapproves of Linnea's teaching methods.]]
* CostumeTestMontage: In the prequel comic, Sebastian is seen going through several uniform arrangements before settling on his iconic hat.
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* MotiveRant: [[spoiler:Reza delivers it to your hero during the climax in nearly every playthrough]] -- it can get tedious after playing the game multiple times. That said, if you [[spoiler:unlock enough of the endings]], at some point the protagonist will essentially say "screw this, we're not going through that again" and tell [[spoiler:Reza]] to get down to brass tacks already.
* MoreInsultingThanIntended: Bryce and his friends tend to poke fun at each other when hanging out. [[spoiler: Unfortunately, everybody has gotten so used to his alcoholism that they don't mind making fun of it. This makes Bryce feel like he can't be honest about any of his problems, because he thinks he'll just be mocked.]]
* MotiveRant: [[spoiler:Reza delivers it to your hero during the climax in nearly every playthrough]] -- it can get tedious after playing the game multiple times. That said, if you [[spoiler:unlock enough of the endings]], at some point the protagonist will essentially say "screw this, we're not going through that again" and tell [[spoiler:Reza]] to get down to brass tacks already.
* MotiveRant: [[spoiler:Reza delivers it to your hero during the climax in nearly every playthrough]] -- it can get tedious after playing the game multiple times. That said, if you [[spoiler:unlock enough of the endings]], at some point the protagonist will essentially say "screw this, we're not going through that again" and tell [[spoiler:Reza]] to get down to brass tacks already.
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** If the player wants to be on bad terms with Bryce, the protagonist can make various insults at Bryce's weight.
** When Adine mentions throwing out a weight-loss magazine, the player can remark that she clearly needed it. She's more saddened than angered by this.
** If the player wants to be on bad terms with Bryce, the protagonist can make various insults at Bryce's weight.
** When Adine mentions throwing out a weight-loss magazine, the player can remark that she clearly needed it. She's more saddened than angered by this.
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* SoapWithinAShow: ''[[Series/{{Dinosaurs}} Humans]]'', a sitcom in which every character is a human (represented by dragons wearing fake, bulky costumes). Adine and Remy are both huge fans of it.
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* SoapWithinAShow: ShowWithinAShow: ''[[Series/{{Dinosaurs}} Humans]]'', a sitcom in which every character is a human (represented by dragons wearing fake, bulky costumes). Adine and Remy are both huge fans of it.
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** When playing trivia questions with Anna, of the incorrect answers is [[spoiler: "Otomo Izumi", later revealed to be the name of the Administrator. The fact that the protagonist knows this name at all also foreshadows the reveal that the game begins long after the first timeline.]]
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