Line #34 ShoutOut/BillyVsSNAKEMAN


1	''VideoGame/BillyVsSNAKEMAN'', a Web Browser game featuring parodies of ''Manga/{{Naruto}}'', ''Manga/{{Bleach}}'' and other shonen series, is full of references and {{Shout Out}}s to anime, but it doesn't stop there.
2	----
3	!!General Missions
4	* B-Rank: "Count Pokermans": An obvious ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'' reference. Succeed, and you get the message "[[GottaCatchEmAll You count them all]] - Phew...so many more than [[VideoGame/PokemonRedAndBlue the first 150]]..."
5	* B-Rank: "Fight a Cardboard Robot!": Cardbo is likely an allusion to Danbo, Miura's cardboard robot from the manga series ''Manga/{{Yotsuba}}''
6	* A-Rank: "Assemble a Silver Monkey" and "Cross the Moat": from the kids' game show ''Series/LegendsOfTheHiddenTemple''.
7	* A-Rank: "Become VideoGame/TheKingOfFighters!": ''VideoGame/TheKingOfFighters'', of course.
8	* A-Rank: "Capture a Control Point!": ''VideoGame/TeamFortress2'' reference. When you succeed, "You get an ubercharge and fire your minigun maniacally, yelling 'CRY SOME MORE!'". If you lose, "you charge in recklessly and get mowed down by a sentry gun."
9	* A-Rank: "Defeat the Army of Darkness": from [[Film/ArmyOfDarkness the movie of the same name]]. The win message reads "You grab your chainsaw and hack through the walking dead. Groovy!"
10	* A-Rank: "Diagnose a Patient!": "After messing up four times, you do a lumbar puncture and find out [[Series/{{House}} it's actually lupus!]]" Mess up, and "you get stumped and some snarky guy with a cane fires you."
11	* A-Rank: "D-d-d-d-d-duel!": ''Franchise/YuGiOh''.
12	* A-Rank: "Fight a Giant Briefcase": [[VideoGame/CaveStory A giant briefcase crashes in through your roof and yells "Huzzah!"]]
13	* A-Rank: "Finish a Theme Song!": [[Anime/SailorMoon "Fighting evil by moonlight..."]]
14	* A-Rank: "Find Magic Feathers!": An allusion to ''Manga/TsubasaReservoirChronicle''.
15	* A-Rank: "Get the Cake" and "Protect your CompanionCube": Both references to ''VideoGame/{{Portal}}''.
16	* A-Rank: "Seasons Don't Fear the Reaper": from the Music/BlueOysterCult song "(Don't Fear) the Reaper".
17	* A-Rank: "Switch Golden Idols": References ''Film/RaidersOfTheLostArk''.
18	* A-Rank: "Take Off Every Zig!": [[VideoGame/ZeroWing Oh, come on.]]
19	* AA-Rank: "Get Your Lame On!": A nod to ''Anime/YuGiOhGX'' and Judai/Jaden's CatchPhrase.
20	* AA-Rank: "It Is Dark": [[VideoGame/{{Zork}} You are likely to be eaten by a Gwue.]]
21	* AA-Rank: "Outwit a Sicilian When Death is On the Line!": Reference to ''Film/ThePrincessBride'', complete with PoisonedChaliceSwitcheroo gag.
22	* AA-Rank: "Rescue the Princess": References ''Franchise/StarWars''. By winning, "You save the princess and blow up the Death Star". Lose, and "the princess turns out to be your sister. [[BrotherSisterIncest Ew]]!"
23	* AA-Rank: "Find the Ultimate Answer!": ''Hitchhiker's Guide'' reference. "What do you mean? 42?!"
24	* AA-Rank: "Wrestle a Turkish Giant!": Yet another ''Princess Bride'' reference.
25	* AA-Rank: "Win the Race!": The win and lose messages are references to ''Anime/SpeedRacer''.
26	* Wasteland: "Hunt the Wampus!": ''VideoGame/HuntTheWumpus''.
27	* Wasteland: "Hunt the Rubber Pirates": Reference to [[RubberMan Luffy]] from ''Manga/OnePiece''.
28
29	!!Quests
30	* "Karate Yes": Replicates the basic training given to Daniel in ''Film/TheKarateKid1984''. Basically, MC Stripeypants ([[Manga/{{Bleach}} Urahara]]) wants you to [[WaxOnWaxOff Wax Off]] and wash his car.
31	* "[[ToBeAMaster 2 B A Master]]": Named for the first English-language ''Anime/{{Pokemon}}'' theme song. The quest text even reads "You want to be the very best...LIKE NO ONE EVER WAS".
32	* "Wish Around the World": A reference to the ending them to the ''Literature/SpiceAndWolf'' anime's first season.
33	* "St. Flash's Day" and "The Freshest Move I've Ever Seen": Both these quests and their rewards (the Running Man jutsu and the "Floating on Air" theme) are references to the video for "Something Good '08" by Utah Saints.
34	** A player kaiju named Ham is also a walking reference to this video.
35
36	!!Characters
37	* The [[Manga/{{Bleach}} Tatsuki and Chizuru]] lookalikes are named Sporty and Scary, named after two of the Music/SpiceGirls.
38	* Venus' ([[Manga/{{Naruto}} Zetsu]]) picture looks like that of a [[Franchise/SuperMarioBros Piranha Plant]].
39	* The Paper ([[Manga/{{Naruto}} Konan]]) looks like and is named for the codename used by Yomiko Readman of ''Anime/ReadOrDie''.
40	* When you complete the steps required to get Anonymous ([[Manga/DeathNote L]]) to join your party, he cries "We cannot forgive! We cannot forget!", the motto of the internet [[IAmLegion collective]] (or not) of the same name.
41	* Tsukasa is a double-reference. She starts out as the Tsukasa from ''Manga/LuckyStar'' (along with ''Lucky Star''-themed allies Kagamin, Kona-chan and Yuki-chan[[note]]the latter two are Tsukasa's nicknames for Konata and Miyuki, respectively[[/note]]), but after she levels up, she takes on the appearance of a different Tsukasa...the one from ''Anime/DotHackSign''.
42	** Speaking of Tsukasa, pairing her up with Yuki-Chan earns you the "[[CharmPoint Moe Points]] bonus", a reference to a speech given to Miyuki by Konata about her [[CuteClumsyGirl clumsiness]] being seen as cute to others.
43	* With the release of Perfect Poker (itself a shout-out to ''Manga/GambleFish''), a new set of allies have become available. The first one, Potatoes, is basically Sasha from ''Manga/AttackOnTitan''.
44
45	!!Jutsus
46	Most of the jutsus taught by the characters are named directly after the ones that are used by their ''Manga/{{Naruto}}'' counterparts. Of those that aren't:
47	* Fletch's ([[Manga/{{Bleach}} Ishida]]) Archer Style jutsus are named after HeavyMetal bands Music/{{Dragonforce}}, Music/{{Kamelot}} and Music/BlindGuardian.
48	* Likewise, Shorty's ([[Manga/{{Bleach}} Rukia]]) Kido jutsus are named for Music/{{Slayer}} and Music/IronMaiden, and also one for ''{{WesternAnimation/Metalocalypse}}''.
49	* When she gets promoted to level 3, Pinky ([[Manga/{{Naruto}} Sakura]]) is capable of teaching a jutsu called "This Fist of Mine" (a play on Domon Kasshu's "This hand of mine..." battle cry in ''Anime/MobileFighterGGundam''). [[note]]Amusingly, ''[=BvS=]'' actually has a Domon-like character in "Doughman", and you can learn "This Hand of Mine" from him, but it has a different effect than Pinky's "This Fist..."[[/note]]
50	* WesternAnimation/MisterT ([[Manga/{{Bleach}} Aizen]]) has "Lucha Libre: [[Creator/MrT Pity the Fool]]".
51	* Scary and Sporty use jutsus called [[Music/DaftPunk "Harder, Better" and "Faster, Stronger"]].
52	* At level 3, Lil' Whitey (Neji) learns Whitey Style: [[Music/TheWhiteStripes Seven Nation Army]].
53
54	!!Items
55	* The [[Film/TheLastDragon Sho Nuff Elixir]]. Drinking one gives you "The Glow".
56
57	!![=BillyCon=] Events
58	* One of the items you can pick up is a Baka Badge, whose item description reads: "It just says '⑨'. Huh?" [[note]]It's a nod to the ''Franchise/TouhouProject'' resident baka-fairy Cirno.[[/note]]
59	* At the "Billy Idol" event, a group known as [[Website/NicoNicoDouga MikuMiku Douga]] comes on stage to sing for the crowd, and the lead singer - a skinny girl with long green hair - is modeled directly after [[Music/{{Vocaloid}} Miku Hatsune]].
60	* Winning the Rave gives you the "Manga/RaveMaster" trophy.
61	* Game Defeater Yuri: ''Anime/ArcadeGamerFubuki''
62	* High School Girls on Guitar: ''Manga/KOn''
63	* Why More than 150: ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}''
64
65	!!Kaiju
66	The following anime- and video game-inspired beasts can cause frustration and major damage to your village if you don't defeat them quickly enough:
67	* [[Manga/FullmetalAlchemist Alchemists]]
68	* [[Manga/CardcaptorSakura Cardcatchers]]
69	* [[VideoGame/CaveStory Crazed Mimigas]]
70	* [[Manga/InitialD Drift Racers]]
71	* [[Anime/NeonGenesisEvangelion Evanjellyons]]
72	* [[VisualNovel/FateStayNight Fayt]]
73	** Fayt is a player designed kaiju based on his own character in the game.
74	* [[Franchise/GhostInTheShell Ghosts in the Machine]]
75	* [[Manga/HikaruNoGo Go players]]
76	* a [[Anime/KeyTheMetalIdol Metal Idol]]
77	* [[Anime/DragonBallZ Nine Thousands]] (formerly Super Saiyans)
78	* [[Manga/{{Chobits}} Persocomps]]
79	* [[Franchise/{{Pokemon}} Pokermans]]
80	* [[Manga/YoureUnderArrest Sexy Lady Cops]]
81	* [[Manga/AirGear Storm Riders]]
82	* [[Manga/FruitsBasket Zodiac Girlyboys]]
83
84	!![=WorldKaiju=]
85	* [[VideoGame/EVEOnline ADAM]]
86	* [[VideoGame/MapleStory AspenStory]]
87	* [[VideoGame/WorldOfWarcraft CraftWorld of War]]
88	* [[VideoGame/{{Farmville}} FarmVale]]
89	* [[VideoGame/EverQuest ForeverQuest]]
90	* Summoning and defeating a [=WorldKai=] gives you the trophy "[[VideoGame/OsuTatakaeOuendan Dai Sei Kou!]]"
91
92	!!Zombjas
93	* If you and your village are able to survive on a Zombja map for 28 days, or defeat all of the [[NotUsingTheZWord Zettas]] and seal off the gate, you will receive a trophy called "[[Film/TwentyEightDaysLater 28 Dayrolls Later]]".
94	* Those who have "Survived the Impossible" get the option to "Be a Hero", giving you a single action protected against the cruelty of the RandomNumberGod for that map. In doing so, you get a message that says "Rule 17 Broken", a nod to ''Film/{{Zombieland}}''[[note]]Columbus' Rule #17: [[NeverBeAHero Don't Be a Hero]][[/note]].
95	* For maxing out any of the Z-Skills, you earn the trophy "[[Film/ArmyOfDarkness It's a Trick]]".
96
97	!![=PizzaWitch=]
98	* The H.A.R.O. explosive device is a reference to the F.L.E.I.J.A. from ''Anime/CodeGeass'' and the HARO AI unit from ''Anime/MobileSuitGundam''.
99
100	!!Other Game Elements
101	* The three different [[Manga/{{Bleach}} Reaper Blood states]] one can attain are called Shikai, Bankai, and [[Film/TheKarateKid1984 Cobra Kai]].
102	* At the "[[FrothyMugsOfWater Juice]]" Bar, there are a bunch of different drinks named after [=BvS=] characters and elements. One of the listed drinks is Rum, but the input box is disabled, and the flavor text next to it reads: "[[Franchise/PiratesOfTheCaribbean Where has the rum gone]]?"
103	* Retail is effectively ''Manga/AttackOnTitan'' crossed with 11BHK's day job at the Hammergirl anime store.

Context ShoutOut / BillyVsSNAKEMAN