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* EnjoyTheStorySkipTheGame: The gameplay itself is okay, being akin to a ''VideoGame/PrincessMaker'' game with okay tile-based combat. The writing and voice acting, on the other hand, are utterly fantastic.
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* EnjoyTheStorySkipTheGame: The Some fans feel the gameplay itself is okay, being akin to a ''VideoGame/PrincessMaker'' game with okay tile-based combat. The combat, but the writing and voice acting, on acting are the other hand, are utterly fantastic.game's best part.
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* GoodBadBugs: Trillion's advance in battle can be stopped by placing something in her path. This usually requires the death skill that summons a phantom, but some enemies can be tricked into doing this. Trillion is supposed to react to this eventually the same way she does to an Overlord standing behind her - with [[InASingleBound a huge leap forward]] that only covers more ground until there's an empty landing zone, but instead she'll (at least in the Vita version) spend a turn doing absolutely nothing. Amusingly, she ''does'' do the jump animation - it's just that her hitbox doesn't move with her character model, so you damage her by hitting the spot she used to be, and she'll eventually just zip back over there as if she didn't jump at all.
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* GoodBadBugs: GoodBadBugs:
** Trillion's advance in battle can be stopped by placing something in her path. This usually requires the death skill that summons a phantom, but some enemies can be tricked into doing this. Trillion is supposed to react to this eventually the same way she does to an Overlord standing behind her - with [[InASingleBound a huge leap forward]] that only covers more ground until there's an empty landing zone, but instead she'll (at least in the Vita version) spend a turn doing absolutely nothing. Amusingly, she ''does'' do the jump animation - it's just that her hitbox doesn't move with her character model, so you damage her by hitting the spot she used to be, and she'll eventually just zip back over there as if she didn't jump at all.
** Trillion's advance in battle can be stopped by placing something in her path. This usually requires the death skill that summons a phantom, but some enemies can be tricked into doing this. Trillion is supposed to react to this eventually the same way she does to an Overlord standing behind her - with [[InASingleBound a huge leap forward]] that only covers more ground until there's an empty landing zone, but instead she'll (at least in the Vita version) spend a turn doing absolutely nothing. Amusingly, she ''does'' do the jump animation - it's just that her hitbox doesn't move with her character model, so you damage her by hitting the spot she used to be, and she'll eventually just zip back over there as if she didn't jump at all.
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* NoCasualtiesRun: [[DefiedTrope Not going to happen.]] The combination of TimeLimitBoss and sheer amount of health Trillion has means that even on a NewGamePlus, Overlords WILL die before it's stopped. The only technical exception is [[spoiler:the GoldenEnding, but that's only because it resurrects everyone that fell.]]
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* NoCasualtiesRun: NoCasualtiesRun:
** [[DefiedTrope Not going to happen.]] The combination of TimeLimitBoss and sheer amount of health Trillion has means that even on a NewGamePlus, Overlords WILL die before it's stopped. The only technical exception is [[spoiler:the GoldenEnding, but that's only because it resurrects everyone that fell.]]
** [[DefiedTrope Not going to happen.]] The combination of TimeLimitBoss and sheer amount of health Trillion has means that even on a NewGamePlus, Overlords WILL die before it's stopped. The only technical exception is [[spoiler:the GoldenEnding, but that's only because it resurrects everyone that fell.]]
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* SugarWiki/SuperlativeDubbing: The voice acting is ''amazing'' at conveying emotion. Zeabolos' voice actor in particular does a wonderful job conveying the agony he endures throughout the game.
* ThatOneAttack: Gyre, which is Trillion swinging her tail around her body. It's got surprising reach at her front and sides, harsh knockback, and is one of Titan Trillion's most damaging moves. It's possible for it to completely wipe your AP in one harsh strike, depending on stats. Additionally, its warning grid can easily be hidden under other, quicker moves, meaning it can come out of nowhere if you're not paying attention.
* ThatOneAttack: Gyre, which is Trillion swinging her tail around her body. It's got surprising reach at her front and sides, harsh knockback, and is one of Titan Trillion's most damaging moves. It's possible for it to completely wipe your AP in one harsh strike, depending on stats. Additionally, its warning grid can easily be hidden under other, quicker moves, meaning it can come out of nowhere if you're not paying attention.
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* SugarWiki/SuperlativeDubbing: The voice acting is ''amazing'' amazing at conveying emotion. Zeabolos' voice actor in particular does a wonderful job conveying the agony he endures throughout the game.
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** Gyre, which is Trillion swinging her tail around her body. It's got surprising reach at her front and sides, harsh knockback, and is one of Titan Trillion's most damaging moves. It's possible for it to completely wipe your AP in one harsh strike, depending on stats. Additionally, its warning grid can easily be hidden under other, quicker moves, meaning it can come out of nowhere if you're not paying attention.
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** Gyre, which is Trillion swinging her tail around her body. It's got surprising reach at her front and sides, harsh knockback, and is one of Titan Trillion's most damaging moves. It's possible for it to completely wipe your AP in one harsh strike, depending on stats. Additionally, its warning grid can easily be hidden under other, quicker moves, meaning it can come out of nowhere if you're not paying attention.
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* GoddamnBats: By design. Most of the enemies Trillion summons will only do ScratchDamage and can be defeated in one strike with fairly low stats. However, they get in the way of your skills, take precious time to defeat, and if you don't kill them, they can easily [[DeathOfAThousandCuts gang up on you]].
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* NoCasualtiesRun: [[DefiedTrope Not going to happen.]] The combination of TimeLimitBoss and sheer amount of health Trillion has means that even on a NewGamePlus, Overlords WILL die before it's stopped. The only technical exception is [[spoiler:the GoldenEnding, but that's only because it resurrects everyone that fell.]]
** It is possible, even on a first playthrough, with a lot of luck or SaveScumming to ensure you have every GameBreaker necessary to beat Trillion on your first Overlord. [[note]] You'll need to trigger and win three Fegor duels for a maxed out Multi-Attack, learn Ambush and Lifeline, max out the Solid Mind, Willpower, Final Sprint, Physical Boost, Eagle Eye, Challenger, One-on-One, Far Cry, Physical Aura, Magical Aura, Affection Shift, Offense Cut, Critical Hit, and Meditation passives, have Charge, Flame Dragon, and Aerial Pierce, max out Lai and Schuzrum Fang for optimal Mokujin gains, get a seal from Valley of Swords that will extend your normal attack range, and at the very least ATK and SPD should be at a minimum of 333 starting point ''after'' Final Sprint lowers them. Run from Trillion immediately the first two times you have to fight it, training every day possible while accepting nothing but Great and Excellent results during these two sets of cycles, for the final attempt on Trillion's first form Interact every single day and use your best gifts at this point to send your Affection Points through the roof. Once you're at its second and third forms the extra time given should give no more than half the additional cycles to training with the same conditions as before and the rest on Interact again. Mokujin's fights should be enough to teach you how to get through the first two forms without deaths, but as he can not copy the final form this one may require a few reloads to get right.[[/note]] [[SincerityMode Good luck.]]
** It is possible, even on a first playthrough, with a lot of luck or SaveScumming to ensure you have every GameBreaker necessary to beat Trillion on your first Overlord. [[note]] You'll need to trigger and win three Fegor duels for a maxed out Multi-Attack, learn Ambush and Lifeline, max out the Solid Mind, Willpower, Final Sprint, Physical Boost, Eagle Eye, Challenger, One-on-One, Far Cry, Physical Aura, Magical Aura, Affection Shift, Offense Cut, Critical Hit, and Meditation passives, have Charge, Flame Dragon, and Aerial Pierce, max out Lai and Schuzrum Fang for optimal Mokujin gains, get a seal from Valley of Swords that will extend your normal attack range, and at the very least ATK and SPD should be at a minimum of 333 starting point ''after'' Final Sprint lowers them. Run from Trillion immediately the first two times you have to fight it, training every day possible while accepting nothing but Great and Excellent results during these two sets of cycles, for the final attempt on Trillion's first form Interact every single day and use your best gifts at this point to send your Affection Points through the roof. Once you're at its second and third forms the extra time given should give no more than half the additional cycles to training with the same conditions as before and the rest on Interact again. Mokujin's fights should be enough to teach you how to get through the first two forms without deaths, but as he can not copy the final form this one may require a few reloads to get right.[[/note]] [[SincerityMode Good luck.]]
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* SpiritualSuccessor: To the ''VideoGame/PrincessMaker'' series.
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* SpiritualSuccessor: To the ''VideoGame/PrincessMaker'' series. Specifically, the ending in the second game where you kill Lucifon and rule over Hell.
