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''Rygar'' was first released as an arcade game, later ported to the UsefulNotes/SharpX68000, UsefulNotes/{{Commodore 64}}, the [[UsefulNotes/NintendoEntertainmentSystem NES]], UsefulNotes/SegaMasterSystem (Japan only; as ''Argos no Jūjiken''), Spectrum 48K, Amstrad 6128 and the Atari Lynx. It was also included in a compilation of games called ''Tecmo Classic Arcade'' for the UsefulNotes/{{Xbox}}. The Lynx port of ''Rygar'' in ''TCA'' closely followed the arcade version, and the NES port was completely different. In November 2002, ''Rygar'' was updated and released to the UsefulNotes/PlayStation2 as ''Rygar: The Legendary Adventure'', and ported to the Wii under the title ''Rygar: The Battle of Argus''.
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''Rygar'' was first released as an arcade game, later ported to the UsefulNotes/SharpX68000, UsefulNotes/{{Commodore Platform/SharpX68000, Platform/{{Commodore 64}}, the [[UsefulNotes/NintendoEntertainmentSystem [[Platform/NintendoEntertainmentSystem NES]], UsefulNotes/SegaMasterSystem Platform/SegaMasterSystem (Japan only; as ''Argos no Jūjiken''), Spectrum 48K, Amstrad 6128 and the Atari Lynx. It was also included in a compilation of games called ''Tecmo Classic Arcade'' for the UsefulNotes/{{Xbox}}.Platform/{{Xbox}}. The Lynx port of ''Rygar'' in ''TCA'' closely followed the arcade version, and the NES port was completely different. In November 2002, ''Rygar'' was updated and released to the UsefulNotes/PlayStation2 Platform/PlayStation2 as ''Rygar: The Legendary Adventure'', and ported to the Wii under the title ''Rygar: The Battle of Argus''.
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* NintendoHard: There used to be an actual Website/YouTube video titled something like "Rygar gameovers", which basically had a playthrough with a long list of deaths, from falling into a pit on the worldmap to getting killed one way or another.
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* NintendoHard: There used to be an actual Website/YouTube Platform/YouTube video titled something like "Rygar gameovers", which basically had a playthrough with a long list of deaths, from falling into a pit on the worldmap to getting killed one way or another.
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%% * AgainstTheSettingSun: An iconic element of the series. The arcade game has it as the focus of every fourth level, it became the ''opening'' level of the NES game, and it returned to the opening areas of ''The Legendary Adventure''.
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''Rygar'' is an adventure video game created by Tecmo and first released in Japan under the name ''Argus no Senshi'' (''Warrior of Argus''). The player assumes the role of the "Legendary Warrior" who travels through a hostile, monster filled landscape, his only defense the mystical Diskarmor, a shield with a long chain attached to it.
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''Rygar'' is an adventure video game created by Tecmo Creator/{{Tecmo}} and first released in Japan under the name ''Argus no Senshi'' (''Warrior of Argus''). The player assumes the role of the "Legendary Warrior" who travels through a hostile, monster filled landscape, his only defense the mystical Diskarmor, a shield with a long chain attached to it.
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* ForeignReScore: Most of the music in the NES version was replaced for the English release, for whatever reason.
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* RPGElements: The NES game has some which are presented pretty cryptically. Rygar's status screen has two stats known as "TONE" and "LAST" that go up as you kill enemies. TONE refers to the Diskarmor's power level, and each time you accrue 48 LAST, you gain an extra hit point to a maximum of twelve. Both stats max out at [[UsefulNotes/PowersOfTwoMinusOne 4095]]. It alsos has three unexplained spells you can cast with your MIND gauge: Power Up, which speeds up and lengthens the Diskarmor's chain; Attack & Assail, a SmartBomb worth ten Diskarmor hits; and Recover, which replenishes your health.
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* RPGElements: The NES game has some which are presented pretty cryptically. Rygar's status screen has two stats known as "TONE" and "LAST" that go up as you kill enemies. TONE refers to the Diskarmor's power level, and each time you accrue 48 LAST, you gain an extra hit point to a maximum of twelve. Both stats max out at [[UsefulNotes/PowersOfTwoMinusOne 4095]]. It alsos also has three unexplained spells you can cast with your MIND gauge: Power Up, which speeds up and lengthens the Diskarmor's chain; Attack & Assail, a SmartBomb worth ten Diskarmor hits; and Recover, which replenishes your health.
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* RPGElements: The NES game has some which are presented pretty cryptically. Rygar's status screen has two stats known as "TONE" and "LAST" that go up as you kill enemies. TONE refers to the Diskarmor's power level, and each time you accrue 48 LAST, you gain an extra hit point to a maximum of twelve. Both stats max out at [[UsefulNotes/PowersOfTwoMinusOne 4095]]. It alsos has three unexplained spells you can cast with your MIND gauge: Power Up, which speeds up and lengthens the Diskarmor's chain; Attack & Assail, a SmartBomb worth ten Diskarmor hits; and Recover, which replenishes your health.
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* AntagonistTitle: In the Japanese version (arcade and NES), Rygar refers to the main villain (also spelled "Ligar"). This is a particularly odd example, since the English version interprets "Rygar" as the hero's name instead (he's nameless in the Japanese version), but still calls the villain "Ligar".
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* AntagonistTitle: In the Japanese version (arcade and NES), the game's title is ''Argus no Senshi'' (Warrior of Argus), and Rygar refers to the main villain (also spelled "Ligar"). This is a particularly odd example, since the English version interprets "Rygar" as the hero's name instead (he's nameless in the Japanese version), but still calls the villain "Ligar".
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* JapaneseRanguage: The English version names both the game and the protagonist "Rygar" (he is nameless in Japan), which is one way of reading the villain's name in the Japanese version, the other being "Ligar". Bizarrely, the English version does not change the villain's name, meaning it has both a "Rygar" and a "Ligar".
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* AntagonistTitle: In the Japanese version (arcade and NES), Rygar refers to the main villain (also spelled "Ligar").
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* AntagonistTitle: In the Japanese version (arcade and NES), Rygar refers to the main villain (also spelled "Ligar"). This is a particularly odd example, since the English version interprets "Rygar" as the hero's name instead (he's nameless in the Japanese version), but still calls the villain "Ligar".
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* AntiFrustrationFeatures: In the 2002 game, if you die too many times in a normal playthrough, the game will unlock Easy Mode and will give the player the option to switch to it.
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* AntiFrustrationFeatures: In the 2002 game, if you die too many at least three times in a normal playthrough, the game will unlock Easy Mode and will give the player the option to switch to it.
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* BraggingRightsReward: The 2002 game has several.
** Completing the game gives you the cheat to unlock the Pizzarmor, which makes your Diskarmor look like a pizza.
** Beating the 30th basement floor on the Necromandio Cave will give the player the option to use cheats to switch to different joke skins such as the the Guitarmor (makes the diskarmor look like a guitar) the Rollerarmor and the Udonarmor.
** Beating the game on Hard with an A rank will unlock the Hambuarmor (makes the Diskarmor look like a hamburger).
** Beating the game on [[HarderThanHard Legendary difficulty]] will unlock the Sushiarmor, which makes the diskarmor look like a plate of sushi.
** Completing the game gives you the cheat to unlock the Pizzarmor, which makes your Diskarmor look like a pizza.
** Beating the 30th basement floor on the Necromandio Cave will give the player the option to use cheats to switch to different joke skins such as the the Guitarmor (makes the diskarmor look like a guitar) the Rollerarmor and the Udonarmor.
** Beating the game on Hard with an A rank will unlock the Hambuarmor (makes the Diskarmor look like a hamburger).
** Beating the game on [[HarderThanHard Legendary difficulty]] will unlock the Sushiarmor, which makes the diskarmor look like a plate of sushi.
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* AntiFrustrationFeatures: In the 2002 game, if you die too many times in a normal playthrough, the game will unlock Easy Mode and will give the player the option to switch to it.
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* InvincibleMinorMinion: Death is the indestructible being that comes after you when your timer runs out. Beware as you progress through the game, Death moves increasingly faster.
