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* EvilIsSexy:
** The Venus may count for this, the human parts of her are quite sexy. Too bad the rest of her body kind of ruins it.
** The same can be said of any of the other Aragami that take on some semblance of a humanoid female. Arda Nova, for example, would look completely human (and extremely sexy) were it not for the unusual skin coloration (magenta).
** The Venus may count for this, the human parts of her are quite sexy. Too bad the rest of her body kind of ruins it.
** The same can be said of any of the other Aragami that take on some semblance of a humanoid female. Arda Nova, for example, would look completely human (and extremely sexy) were it not for the unusual skin coloration (magenta).
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* DemonicSpiders: A lone Kongou is harmless by itself, and is one of the easier medium-sized Aragami to take down. However, harder missions will involve more and more flock of Kongous, and sometimes even 3 or 4 Kongous all at once. While normal Kongou may be tolerable due to its low resistance, the same cannot be said to the Fallen and Fierce variants, who are hard to hit and hit even harder. That's not to mention Rakshasa Kongou, an even stronger version introduced in ''Rage Burst'', and there's a mission where you have to fight 4 of them at once.
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* AnnoyingVideoGameHelper: [[MissionControl The operators]] can be this to some players due to the endless warning dialogues during a mission. Low on health? Warning! Broken bonds? Warning! Aragami enraged? Warning! Allies incapacitated? Warning! Burst mode running out? Warning! And considering how often these will happen in just a single mission, expect to hear this a lot. Having some notification lines on the screen already doesn't help either[[note]]Several notifications such as bond-breaks, enrage, incapacitation, and Burst Transfer will be displayed on the screen[[/note]]. Thankfully, you can remove the operator comms in mission selection menu, with options to remove them entirely or partially depending on the situations.
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For God Eater, Demonic Spiders should be reserved to small and medium Aragamis. Since the list consists of large size Aragamis, they'll be moved to That One Boss instead, even taking into account that players may face more than one of these at once.
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* DemonicSpiders:
** [[ScaryScorpions Borg Camlanns.]] These guys have [[LightningBruiser a lot of armor, hit hard, have next to no windup for attacks, are insanely fast]], and their elemental weakness [[CherryTapping barely adds much damage]].
** [[SuperSpeed Blitz]] [[MeaningfulName Hannibals]]. Take a Corrosive Hannibal, bleach its scales, and put the sucker on fast forward. If you thought the Hannibals were bad before, wait 'til you fight one that's twice as fast. Even worse, even its projectiles travel twice as fast.
** The new version of Dyaus Pita in ''Resurrection''. While less armored than the previous version of Dyaus Pita (now named "Heavenly Father"), it overcompensates with the new, more dangerous forms where it transforms its manes into blades after being damaged enough. A very definite example of LightningBruiser, the new form attacks fast and wide, capable of wiping your health in matter of seconds, especially if you haven't learned about its movements yet. And worse, this new version returns to VideoGame/GodEater3 with all its glory.
** [[TrueFinalBoss The Arius Nova]]. It's the ungodly amalgamation of a Dyaus Pita, a Sariel, and an Arda Nova, with all the damaging moves and durability that all implies. Its wide-sweeping wing attacks are liable to put you in critical condition, if you're lucky. If not, [[OneHitKill kiss your ass goodbye]].
** [[ScaryScorpions Borg Camlanns.]] These guys have [[LightningBruiser a lot of armor, hit hard, have next to no windup for attacks, are insanely fast]], and their elemental weakness [[CherryTapping barely adds much damage]].
** [[SuperSpeed Blitz]] [[MeaningfulName Hannibals]]. Take a Corrosive Hannibal, bleach its scales, and put the sucker on fast forward. If you thought the Hannibals were bad before, wait 'til you fight one that's twice as fast. Even worse, even its projectiles travel twice as fast.
** The new version of Dyaus Pita in ''Resurrection''. While less armored than the previous version of Dyaus Pita (now named "Heavenly Father"), it overcompensates with the new, more dangerous forms where it transforms its manes into blades after being damaged enough. A very definite example of LightningBruiser, the new form attacks fast and wide, capable of wiping your health in matter of seconds, especially if you haven't learned about its movements yet. And worse, this new version returns to VideoGame/GodEater3 with all its glory.
** [[TrueFinalBoss The Arius Nova]]. It's the ungodly amalgamation of a Dyaus Pita, a Sariel, and an Arda Nova, with all the damaging moves and durability that all implies. Its wide-sweeping wing attacks are liable to put you in critical condition, if you're lucky. If not, [[OneHitKill kiss your ass goodbye]].
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* ThatOneBoss
** [[ScaryScorpions Borg Camlanns.]] These guys have [[LightningBruiser a lot of armor, hit hard, have next to no windup for attacks, are insanely fast]], and their elemental weakness [[CherryTapping barely adds much damage]].
** [[SuperSpeed Blitz]] [[MeaningfulName Hannibal]]. Take a Corrosive Hannibal, bleach its scales, and put the sucker on fast forward. If you thought the Hannibals were bad before, wait 'til you fight one that's twice as fast. Even worse, its projectiles travel twice as fast.
** The new version of Dyaus Pita in ''Resurrection''. While less armored than the previous version of Dyaus Pita (now named "Heavenly Father"), it overcompensates with the new, more dangerous form where it transforms its cape into blades after being damaged enough. A very definite example of LightningBruiser, the new form attacks fast and wide, capable of wiping your health in matter of seconds, especially if you haven't learned about its movements yet. And worse, this new version returns to VideoGame/GodEater3 with all its glory.
** [[TrueFinalBoss The Arius Nova]]. It's the ungodly amalgamation of a Dyaus Pita, a Sariel, and an Arda Nova, with all the damaging moves and durability that all implies. Its wide-sweeping wing attacks are liable to put you in critical condition, if you're lucky. If not, [[OneHitKill kiss your ass goodbye]].
** [[ScaryScorpions Borg Camlanns.]] These guys have [[LightningBruiser a lot of armor, hit hard, have next to no windup for attacks, are insanely fast]], and their elemental weakness [[CherryTapping barely adds much damage]].
** [[SuperSpeed Blitz]] [[MeaningfulName Hannibal]]. Take a Corrosive Hannibal, bleach its scales, and put the sucker on fast forward. If you thought the Hannibals were bad before, wait 'til you fight one that's twice as fast. Even worse, its projectiles travel twice as fast.
** The new version of Dyaus Pita in ''Resurrection''. While less armored than the previous version of Dyaus Pita (now named "Heavenly Father"), it overcompensates with the new, more dangerous form where it transforms its cape into blades after being damaged enough. A very definite example of LightningBruiser, the new form attacks fast and wide, capable of wiping your health in matter of seconds, especially if you haven't learned about its movements yet. And worse, this new version returns to VideoGame/GodEater3 with all its glory.
** [[TrueFinalBoss The Arius Nova]]. It's the ungodly amalgamation of a Dyaus Pita, a Sariel, and an Arda Nova, with all the damaging moves and durability that all implies. Its wide-sweeping wing attacks are liable to put you in critical condition, if you're lucky. If not, [[OneHitKill kiss your ass goodbye]].
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** The new version of Dyaus Pita in ''Resurrection''. While less armored than the previous version of Dyaus Pita (now named "Heavenly Father"), it overcompensates with the new, more dangerous forms where it transforms its manes into blades after being damaged enough. A very definite example of LightningBruiser, the new form attacks fast and wide, capable of wiping your health in matter of seconds, especially if you haven't learned about its movements yet. And worse, this new version returns to VideoGame/GodEater3 with all its glory.
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* DifficultySpike: Whenever you make a transition from a storyline to another, there will be one. In ''Burst'', and ''Resurrection'', Difficulty 7 has a few breather levels, but kicks into full gear later, whilst Difficulty 11 follows suit.
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* BrokenBase: The fanbase has been split in two groups:
** The fans are not pleased that [[NiceGuy Yu]] was replaced by [[HotBlooded Lenka]] in the anime adaptation, the reasons why he's disliked is because he is a generic shonen lead, with generic AnimeHair, hotblooded, and too serious and angsty. Meanwhile, Yu is caring, polite, intelligent, cheerful without being annoying and a total badass, as shown in light novel/manga adaptations.
** While the other fans disliked [[FeaturelessProtagonist Yu]] because in the actual game, he is a [[VanillaProtagonist generic lead]] and [[ProtagonistWithoutAPast lacks both backstory]] and [[TinMan personality]]. This applies especially to people who never read the manga/light novels. Meanwhile, Lenka have some unique/special traits and has a backstory.
** The fans are not pleased that [[NiceGuy Yu]] was replaced by [[HotBlooded Lenka]] in the anime adaptation, the reasons why he's disliked is because he is a generic shonen lead, with generic AnimeHair, hotblooded, and too serious and angsty. Meanwhile, Yu is caring, polite, intelligent, cheerful without being annoying and a total badass, as shown in light novel/manga adaptations.
** While the other fans disliked [[FeaturelessProtagonist Yu]] because in the actual game, he is a [[VanillaProtagonist generic lead]] and [[ProtagonistWithoutAPast lacks both backstory]] and [[TinMan personality]]. This applies especially to people who never read the manga/light novels. Meanwhile, Lenka have some unique/special traits and has a backstory.
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* BrokenBase: BaseBreakingCharacter: The fanbase protagonist of the anime, Lenka, has been split in two groups:
** The fans are not pleased thatcaused debate between those who like him more than Yuu, the canon protagonist of the games and most other adaptations. Lenka's detractors see him as a bland StockShonenHero compared to Yuu, who is [[NiceGuy Yu]] was replaced by [[HotBlooded Lenka]] in the anime adaptation, the reasons why he's disliked is because he is a generic shonen lead, with generic AnimeHair, hotblooded, and too serious and angsty. Meanwhile, Yu is caring, polite, polite]], intelligent, and cheerful while still being a total badass. However, Lenka isn't without being annoying and a total badass, as shown in light novel/manga adaptations.
** While the other fans disliked [[FeaturelessProtagonist Yu]] because in thehis supporters, who like that he has an actual game, he is a [[VanillaProtagonist generic lead]] personality and backstory, in comparison to Yuu, who's a VanillaProtagonist with [[ProtagonistWithoutAPast lacks both no backstory]] and [[TinMan personality]]. This applies especially to people or personality. Those who never prefer Yuu tend to be those who have read the manga/light novels. Meanwhile, Lenka have some unique/special traits manga and has a backstory.light novels, [[AllThereInTheManual where most of his actual characterization comes from]], while those who mainly play the games or were introduced to the series by the anime lean more towards Lenka.
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** While the other fans disliked [[FeaturelessProtagonist Yu]] because in the
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* FanNickname: "Budget Eater" due to the high production values ufotable is putting into it, as well as the infamous episode delays detailed below. Alternately, there's also "Limited Budget Works," considering this anime started airing only weeks after ufotable's ''Anime/FateStayNightUnlimitedBladeWorks'' which itself had the nickname of "Unlimited Budget Works" due to the incredible production values put into it, the joke being that UBW ate all of ufotable's budget and ''God Eater'' has to make do with the scraps left behind.
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* FanNickname: Japanese fans at least seem to have nicknamed Kanon "誤射姫様," or "Friendly-Fire Princess."
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** Japanese fans at least seem to have nicknamed Kanon "誤射姫様," or "Friendly-Fire Princess.""
** The Chi-You is lovingly called "Birdman" by many God Eaters. Or the Goddamn Birdman, depending on the mission.
** "Julius Christ" for Julius Viscounti.
** Japanese fans at least seem to have nicknamed Kanon "誤射姫様," or "Friendly-Fire Princess.
** The Chi-You is lovingly called "Birdman" by many God Eaters. Or the Goddamn Birdman, depending on the mission.
** "Julius Christ" for Julius Viscounti.
