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* PuzzleBox: In ''Tiny Tina's Assault on Dragon Keep'', there is a puzzle cube that is opened by activating the magical pedestals in the order reversed from when the box appeared to solve it like a Rubik's Cube. It may also be opened by punching it.
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*** The Mechromancer has the "Robot Rampage" skill, whose flavor text only makes sense because of its description, that it creates a flurry of lasers:
----> If one attack is good, then seven should be elected Mayor.
*** The Gunzerker has the "Come At Me, Bro" skill, where the flavor text only makes sense because of its description, that taunting is a way to heal to full health, and taunted enemies deal reduced damage:
----> Nigh invulnerability is a hell of a drug.
----> If one attack is good, then seven should be elected Mayor.
*** The Gunzerker has the "Come At Me, Bro" skill, where the flavor text only makes sense because of its description, that taunting is a way to heal to full health, and taunted enemies deal reduced damage:
----> Nigh invulnerability is a hell of a drug.
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* TheUnfought: [[spoiler:Captain Scarlett]].
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* TheUnfought: [[spoiler:Captain Scarlett]].TheUnfought:
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* TheTeam:
** With the five Vault Hunters so far:
*** TheHero: Maya. Although [[NotSoAboveItAll she's not above the]] ComedicSociopathy the rest of the Vault Hunters take in stride, she's [[TeamMom the most responsible]], [[LadyOfWar polite]], [[GoodIsNotNice and heroic of them]]
*** TheLancer[=/=]TheLeader: Axton. As pointed out on his character page, he's too much of a BloodKnight and GlorySeeker to responsibly lead reprobates like Salvador and [=Zer0=] around, and probably too much of a MilitaryMaverick to really care. Although, in the intro, he is perfectly capable of taking the lead and a few of his Class Mods and skills indicate that tactically in combat he is the Pointman.
*** TheBigGuy: Salvador. [[TheNapoleon Technically an ironic term,]] [[PintSizedPowerhouse but his sheer stamina]] [[BoisterousBruiser and attitude]] make up for it.
*** TheSmartGuy: Gaige. Eighteen year-old with [[ArtificialLimbs a mechanical arm]] and a giant, KillerRobot she designed herself... [[MundaneMadeAwesome For a high-school science fair.]]
*** TheSneakyGuy: [=Zer0=]. Duh.
*** TokenEvilTeammate: Krieg. A Badass Psycho with dissociative identity disorder and a former experiment of Hyperion. However, he is working with the other Vault Hunters because [[LoveRedeems he believes Maya will help make him sane]], and the remnant of his former identity stopped him from killing the innocent.
** Also with the Crimson Raiders themselves.
*** TheHero: Roland. Leader of the Raiders.
*** TheLancer: Mordecai. Generally acts as Roland's field commander.
*** TheBigGuy: Brick. Needs no explanation.
*** TheSmartGuy: [[MadScientist Tannis]] and [[GadgeteerGenius Scooter]], the Raiders' go-to people when anything complicated needs to be explained (Tannis) or built (Scooter).
*** TheHeart: Lilith. Though she lacks Roland's air of command (and has a slight case of pyromania), she's definitely the emotional center of the group.
** With the five Vault Hunters so far:
*** TheHero: Maya. Although [[NotSoAboveItAll she's not above the]] ComedicSociopathy the rest of the Vault Hunters take in stride, she's [[TeamMom the most responsible]], [[LadyOfWar polite]], [[GoodIsNotNice and heroic of them]]
*** TheLancer[=/=]TheLeader: Axton. As pointed out on his character page, he's too much of a BloodKnight and GlorySeeker to responsibly lead reprobates like Salvador and [=Zer0=] around, and probably too much of a MilitaryMaverick to really care. Although, in the intro, he is perfectly capable of taking the lead and a few of his Class Mods and skills indicate that tactically in combat he is the Pointman.
*** TheBigGuy: Salvador. [[TheNapoleon Technically an ironic term,]] [[PintSizedPowerhouse but his sheer stamina]] [[BoisterousBruiser and attitude]] make up for it.
*** TheSmartGuy: Gaige. Eighteen year-old with [[ArtificialLimbs a mechanical arm]] and a giant, KillerRobot she designed herself... [[MundaneMadeAwesome For a high-school science fair.]]
*** TheSneakyGuy: [=Zer0=]. Duh.
*** TokenEvilTeammate: Krieg. A Badass Psycho with dissociative identity disorder and a former experiment of Hyperion. However, he is working with the other Vault Hunters because [[LoveRedeems he believes Maya will help make him sane]], and the remnant of his former identity stopped him from killing the innocent.
** Also with the Crimson Raiders themselves.
*** TheHero: Roland. Leader of the Raiders.
*** TheLancer: Mordecai. Generally acts as Roland's field commander.
*** TheBigGuy: Brick. Needs no explanation.
*** TheSmartGuy: [[MadScientist Tannis]] and [[GadgeteerGenius Scooter]], the Raiders' go-to people when anything complicated needs to be explained (Tannis) or built (Scooter).
*** TheHeart: Lilith. Though she lacks Roland's air of command (and has a slight case of pyromania), she's definitely the emotional center of the group.
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** The first thing experienced players often do when [[AltItis creating a new character]] is going to Digistruct Peak and completing Tannis's quest to [[SurprisinglyEasyMiniQuest push a button]] to get instantly raised to level 3. While not completely game-breaking, it allows the player to reach level 5 for their action skill a lot more quickly.
** Following that, they often go into Digistruct Peak and bait the level 35 skags in the first area into jumping off the cliff for more easy xp. Alternatively, they go into the ''Commander Lilith'' DLC and let Mordecai kill a few {{Mook}}s for more free xp while they check the low-level vending machines nearby for any decent low-level gear.
** Following that, they often go into Digistruct Peak and bait the level 35 skags in the first area into jumping off the cliff for more easy xp. Alternatively, they go into the ''Commander Lilith'' DLC and let Mordecai kill a few {{Mook}}s for more free xp while they check the low-level vending machines nearby for any decent low-level gear.
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** Another meta example: During the mission "No Vacancy", you have to find (amongst other things) a {{UsefulNotes/Steam}} [[Creator/ValveSoftware valve]]. When you grab it, Scooter drops this line:
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** Another meta example: During the mission "No Vacancy", you have to find (amongst other things) a {{UsefulNotes/Steam}} Platform/{{Steam}} [[Creator/ValveSoftware valve]]. When you grab it, Scooter drops this line:
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* StuffBlowingUp: Between the end of ''Borderlands'' and the beginning of the sequel, Torgue decided to deal exclusively in explosive weapons: Rocket Launchers, Grenades, Grenade Launchers... oh, and [[AbnormalAmmo Gyrojet]] guns. The radio ads usually involve the company founder going [[JustForPun full ballistic]] by yelling at listeners to buy use Torgue brand guns. Torgue has to remind the audience both before and after the message that the company does not represent the views of its founder.
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* StuffBlowingUp: Between the end of ''Borderlands'' and the beginning of the sequel, Torgue decided to deal exclusively in explosive weapons: Rocket Launchers, Grenades, Grenade Launchers... oh, and [[AbnormalAmmo Gyrojet]] guns. The radio ads usually involve the company founder going [[JustForPun full ballistic]] ballistic by yelling at listeners to buy use Torgue brand guns. Torgue has to remind the audience both before and after the message that the company does not represent the views of its founder.
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** All the gun brands have been retooled to be fundamentally distinct from each other, in appearance, animations, and function. This was done specifically because all the guns in the first game were too "samey" a valid complaint to say the least. Every gun manufacturer, hell, damn near every gun, is now distinctive and conveys the the themes they were originally meant for, as opposed to having different colors and grips
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** All the gun brands have been retooled to be fundamentally distinct from each other, in appearance, animations, and function. This was done specifically because all the guns in the first game were too "samey" a valid complaint to say the least. Every gun manufacturer, hell, damn near every gun, is now distinctive and conveys the the themes they were originally meant for, as opposed to having different colors and grips
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* RandomLootExchanger:
** In the "Tiny Tina's Assault on Dragon Keep" DLC, you can find a sacrificial altar while climbing the Handsome Sorcerer's tower. Throwing any item onto the altar will either lead to it dropping money, spawning enemies, or gifting you with an item that is blue rarity or higher. The drop rates are not dependent on what item is offered, so you can potentially hand in a low rarity weapon and receive a Legendary in return, or hand in what the altar just gave you for another shot.
** In a couple of the [=DLC=]s, you can feed 5 Eridium to Butt Stallion to have her spit up a random weapon. This can be of almost any rarity, including a small list of the highly powerful Legendary weapons, and this is also the only method to obtain Gemstone weapons.
** In the "Tiny Tina's Assault on Dragon Keep" DLC, you can find a sacrificial altar while climbing the Handsome Sorcerer's tower. Throwing any item onto the altar will either lead to it dropping money, spawning enemies, or gifting you with an item that is blue rarity or higher. The drop rates are not dependent on what item is offered, so you can potentially hand in a low rarity weapon and receive a Legendary in return, or hand in what the altar just gave you for another shot.
** In a couple of the [=DLC=]s, you can feed 5 Eridium to Butt Stallion to have her spit up a random weapon. This can be of almost any rarity, including a small list of the highly powerful Legendary weapons, and this is also the only method to obtain Gemstone weapons.
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* WhatTheHellHero: In Tiny Tina's DLC, at one point you run into the dwarf king inside the caverns. Brick wins the roll to see what the adventurers do, so he suggests punching him. Both Lilith and Mordecai suggest it's a very bad idea, but Brick insists on it, [[ButThouMust forcing you]] to punch the king and kill him. This then turns the dwarves from potential allies into foes.
** A short while later, when you reach the trapped girl, Brick once again suggests punching her. However, this time Mordecai and Lilith win out, and Brick reluctantly changes his mind to have you talk to her instead of punching her. [[spoiler:She responds by then turning into a boss character that you're forced to fight. Brick immediately regrets not punching her like he had originally wanted to, and the Handsome Sorcerer chimes in and tells you he imprisoned her because of this very reason.]]
** In one sidequest for Tiny Tina's DLC, you have to find three riddles to ask Mr. Torgue to see if he's nerdy enough to play the game with them. As you find the riddles, Lilith, who turns out to be a ClosetGeek[[note]]She says that when she was younger, she was teased because of her tattoos, and [[AlliterationAndAdventurers Bunkers & Badasses]], the board game that the DLC takes place in[[/note]], accuses Torgue of just wanting to jump on the bandwagon because its currently popular. While he answers the first two questions correctly, he misses the third one, and after being told he can't play, he starts to cry about just wanting to play with them. Lilith then feels a little guilty about pushing the issue too far, and allows him to take part, albeit just giving out sidequests.
** Miss Moxxie's Valentine Day DLC has you dangling a Goliath baby by its foot over some disturbingly dangerous distillery machinery to make it cry.
---> '''Moxxie''': This is not what good guys do.
** Claptrap subverts this trope after you kill some bandits on the way to Captain Flynt's camp.
---> '''Claptrap''': What are you doing, minion? Those were people you just killed, with lives, and families, and... Ah, I'm just kidding, screw those guys!
* WhatYouAreInTheDark: The quest "Kill Yourself", given by Handsome Jack in the Eridium Blight. His proposition is simple: kill yourself by throwing yourself off a cliff, and because DeathIsCheap, he'll reward you with a not-insignificant amount of Eridium, at the cost of being Jack's bitch. Or, you can instead opt to call the Hyperion Suicide Prevention Hotline at the same location, and forfeit the Eridium payday in favour of experience. No one but you and Jack will know what choice you make: take the Eridium and sell out just because Jack offered you enough money, or refuse, and keep your pride at the expense of the ever-useful, upgrade-purchasing Eridium.
* [[WhamEpisode Wham Quest]]:
** A short while later, when you reach the trapped girl, Brick once again suggests punching her. However, this time Mordecai and Lilith win out, and Brick reluctantly changes his mind to have you talk to her instead of punching her. [[spoiler:She responds by then turning into a boss character that you're forced to fight. Brick immediately regrets not punching her like he had originally wanted to, and the Handsome Sorcerer chimes in and tells you he imprisoned her because of this very reason.]]
** In one sidequest for Tiny Tina's DLC, you have to find three riddles to ask Mr. Torgue to see if he's nerdy enough to play the game with them. As you find the riddles, Lilith, who turns out to be a ClosetGeek[[note]]She says that when she was younger, she was teased because of her tattoos, and [[AlliterationAndAdventurers Bunkers & Badasses]], the board game that the DLC takes place in[[/note]], accuses Torgue of just wanting to jump on the bandwagon because its currently popular. While he answers the first two questions correctly, he misses the third one, and after being told he can't play, he starts to cry about just wanting to play with them. Lilith then feels a little guilty about pushing the issue too far, and allows him to take part, albeit just giving out sidequests.
** Miss Moxxie's Valentine Day DLC has you dangling a Goliath baby by its foot over some disturbingly dangerous distillery machinery to make it cry.
---> '''Moxxie''': This is not what good guys do.
** Claptrap subverts this trope after you kill some bandits on the way to Captain Flynt's camp.
---> '''Claptrap''': What are you doing, minion? Those were people you just killed, with lives, and families, and... Ah, I'm just kidding, screw those guys!
* WhatYouAreInTheDark: The quest "Kill Yourself", given by Handsome Jack in the Eridium Blight. His proposition is simple: kill yourself by throwing yourself off a cliff, and because DeathIsCheap, he'll reward you with a not-insignificant amount of Eridium, at the cost of being Jack's bitch. Or, you can instead opt to call the Hyperion Suicide Prevention Hotline at the same location, and forfeit the Eridium payday in favour of experience. No one but you and Jack will know what choice you make: take the Eridium and sell out just because Jack offered you enough money, or refuse, and keep your pride at the expense of the ever-useful, upgrade-purchasing Eridium.
* [[WhamEpisode Wham Quest]]:
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* WhatTheHellHero: In Tiny Tina's DLC, at one point you run into the dwarf king inside the caverns. Brick wins the roll to see what the adventurers do, so he suggests punching him. Both Lilith and Mordecai suggest it's a very bad idea, but Brick insists on it, [[ButThouMust forcing you]] to punch the king and kill him. This then turns the dwarves from potential allies into foes.
** A short while later, when you reach the trapped girl, Brick once again suggests punching her. However, this time Mordecai and Lilith win out, and Brick reluctantly changes his mind to have you talk to her instead of punching her. [[spoiler:She responds by then turning into a boss character that you're forced to fight. Brick immediately regrets not punching her like he had originally wanted to, and the Handsome Sorcerer chimes in and tells you he imprisoned her because of this very reason.]]
** In one sidequest for Tiny Tina's DLC, you have to find three riddles to ask Mr. Torgue to see if he's nerdy enough to play the game with them. As you find the riddles, Lilith, who turns out to be a ClosetGeek[[note]]She says that when she was younger, she was teased because of her tattoos, and [[AlliterationAndAdventurers Bunkers & Badasses]], the board game that the DLC takes place in[[/note]], accuses Torgue of just wanting to jump on the bandwagon because its currently popular. While he answers the first two questions correctly, he misses the third one, and after being told he can't play, he starts to cry about just wanting to play with them. Lilith then feels a little guilty about pushing the issue too far, and allows him to take part, albeit just giving out sidequests.
** Miss Moxxie's Valentine Day DLC has you dangling a Goliath baby by its foot over some disturbingly dangerous distillery machinery to make it cry.
---> '''Moxxie''': This is not what good guys do.
** Claptrap subverts this trope after you kill some bandits on the way to Captain Flynt's camp.
---> '''Claptrap''': What are you doing, minion? Those were people you just killed, with lives, and families, and... Ah, I'm just kidding, screw those guys!
* WhatYouAreInTheDark: The quest "Kill Yourself", given by Handsome Jack in the Eridium Blight. His proposition is simple: kill yourself by throwing yourself off a cliff, and because DeathIsCheap, he'll reward you with a not-insignificant amount of Eridium, at the cost of being Jack's bitch. Or, you can instead opt to call the Hyperion Suicide Prevention Hotline at the same location, and forfeit the Eridium payday in favour of experience. No one but you and Jack will know what choice you make: take the Eridium and sell out just because Jack offered you enough money, or refuse, and keep your pride at the expense of the ever-useful, upgrade-purchasing Eridium.
* [[WhamEpisode Wham Quest]]:WhamEpisode:
** A short while later, when you reach the trapped girl, Brick once again suggests punching her. However, this time Mordecai and Lilith win out, and Brick reluctantly changes his mind to have you talk to her instead of punching her. [[spoiler:She responds by then turning into a boss character that you're forced to fight. Brick immediately regrets not punching her like he had originally wanted to, and the Handsome Sorcerer chimes in and tells you he imprisoned her because of this very reason.]]
** In one sidequest for Tiny Tina's DLC, you have to find three riddles to ask Mr. Torgue to see if he's nerdy enough to play the game with them. As you find the riddles, Lilith, who turns out to be a ClosetGeek[[note]]She says that when she was younger, she was teased because of her tattoos, and [[AlliterationAndAdventurers Bunkers & Badasses]], the board game that the DLC takes place in[[/note]], accuses Torgue of just wanting to jump on the bandwagon because its currently popular. While he answers the first two questions correctly, he misses the third one, and after being told he can't play, he starts to cry about just wanting to play with them. Lilith then feels a little guilty about pushing the issue too far, and allows him to take part, albeit just giving out sidequests.
** Miss Moxxie's Valentine Day DLC has you dangling a Goliath baby by its foot over some disturbingly dangerous distillery machinery to make it cry.
---> '''Moxxie''': This is not what good guys do.
** Claptrap subverts this trope after you kill some bandits on the way to Captain Flynt's camp.
---> '''Claptrap''': What are you doing, minion? Those were people you just killed, with lives, and families, and... Ah, I'm just kidding, screw those guys!
* WhatYouAreInTheDark: The quest "Kill Yourself", given by Handsome Jack in the Eridium Blight. His proposition is simple: kill yourself by throwing yourself off a cliff, and because DeathIsCheap, he'll reward you with a not-insignificant amount of Eridium, at the cost of being Jack's bitch. Or, you can instead opt to call the Hyperion Suicide Prevention Hotline at the same location, and forfeit the Eridium payday in favour of experience. No one but you and Jack will know what choice you make: take the Eridium and sell out just because Jack offered you enough money, or refuse, and keep your pride at the expense of the ever-useful, upgrade-purchasing Eridium.
* [[WhamEpisode Wham Quest]]:
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* WhatTheHellHero: In Tiny Tina's DLC, at one point you run into the dwarf king inside the caverns. Brick wins the roll to see what the adventurers do, so he suggests punching him. Both Lilith and Mordecai suggest it's a very bad idea, but Brick insists on it, [[ButThouMust forcing you]] to punch the king and kill him. This then turns the dwarves from potential allies into foes.
** A short while later, when you reach the trapped girl, Brick once again suggests punching her. However, this time Mordecai and Lilith win out, and Brick reluctantly changes his mind to have you talk to her instead of punching her. [[spoiler:She responds by then turning into a boss character that you're forced to fight. Brick immediately regrets not punching her like he had originally wanted to, and the Handsome Sorcerer chimes in and tells you he imprisoned her because of this very reason.]]
** In one sidequest for Tiny Tina's DLC, you have to find three riddles to ask Mr. Torgue to see if he's nerdy enough to play the game with them. As you find the riddles, Lilith, who turns out to be a ClosetGeek[[note]]She says that when she was younger, she was teased because of her tattoos, and [[AlliterationAndAdventurers Bunkers & Badasses]], the board game that the DLC takes place in[[/note]], accuses Torgue of just wanting to jump on the bandwagon because its currently popular. While he answers the first two questions correctly, he misses the third one, and after being told he can't play, he starts to cry about just wanting to play with them. Lilith then feels a little guilty about pushing the issue too far, and allows him to take part, albeit just giving out sidequests.
** Miss Moxxie's Valentine Day DLC has you dangling a Goliath baby by its foot over some disturbingly dangerous distillery machinery to make it cry.
---> '''Moxxie''': This is not what good guys do.
** Claptrap subverts this trope after you kill some bandits on the way to Captain Flynt's camp.
---> '''Claptrap''': What are you doing, minion? Those were people you just killed, with lives, and families, and... Ah, I'm just kidding, screw those guys!
* WhatYouAreInTheDark: The quest "Kill Yourself", given by Handsome Jack in the Eridium Blight. His proposition is simple: kill yourself by throwing yourself off a cliff, and because DeathIsCheap, he'll reward you with a not-insignificant amount of Eridium, at the cost of being Jack's bitch. Or, you can instead opt to call the Hyperion Suicide Prevention Hotline at the same location, and forfeit the Eridium payday in favour of experience. No one but you and Jack will know what choice you make: take the Eridium and sell out just because Jack offered you enough money, or refuse, and keep your pride at the expense of the ever-useful, upgrade-purchasing Eridium.
** A short while later, when you reach the trapped girl, Brick once again suggests punching her. However, this time Mordecai and Lilith win out, and Brick reluctantly changes his mind to have you talk to her instead of punching her. [[spoiler:She responds by then turning into a boss character that you're forced to fight. Brick immediately regrets not punching her like he had originally wanted to, and the Handsome Sorcerer chimes in and tells you he imprisoned her because of this very reason.]]
** In one sidequest for Tiny Tina's DLC, you have to find three riddles to ask Mr. Torgue to see if he's nerdy enough to play the game with them. As you find the riddles, Lilith, who turns out to be a ClosetGeek[[note]]She says that when she was younger, she was teased because of her tattoos, and [[AlliterationAndAdventurers Bunkers & Badasses]], the board game that the DLC takes place in[[/note]], accuses Torgue of just wanting to jump on the bandwagon because its currently popular. While he answers the first two questions correctly, he misses the third one, and after being told he can't play, he starts to cry about just wanting to play with them. Lilith then feels a little guilty about pushing the issue too far, and allows him to take part, albeit just giving out sidequests.
** Miss Moxxie's Valentine Day DLC has you dangling a Goliath baby by its foot over some disturbingly dangerous distillery machinery to make it cry.
---> '''Moxxie''': This is not what good guys do.
** Claptrap subverts this trope after you kill some bandits on the way to Captain Flynt's camp.
---> '''Claptrap''': What are you doing, minion? Those were people you just killed, with lives, and families, and... Ah, I'm just kidding, screw those guys!
* WhatYouAreInTheDark: The quest "Kill Yourself", given by Handsome Jack in the Eridium Blight. His proposition is simple: kill yourself by throwing yourself off a cliff, and because DeathIsCheap, he'll reward you with a not-insignificant amount of Eridium, at the cost of being Jack's bitch. Or, you can instead opt to call the Hyperion Suicide Prevention Hotline at the same location, and forfeit the Eridium payday in favour of experience. No one but you and Jack will know what choice you make: take the Eridium and sell out just because Jack offered you enough money, or refuse, and keep your pride at the expense of the ever-useful, upgrade-purchasing Eridium.
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--> '''Mordecai:''' Like I said, instead of punching, I prefer to keep my distance from my target, pick my moment, then kill them with a single, well placed shot.
--> '''Brick:''' You lost me at "instead of punching."
--> '''Brick:''' You lost me at "instead of punching."
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'''Brick:''' You lost me at "instead of punching."
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* WhoNamesTheirKidDude: Not only are Baron Flynt from the first game and Captain Flynt from the second brothers, but those are their real names, not titles.
-->'''Captain Flynt:''' Our parents were douchebags.
-->'''Captain Flynt:''' Our parents were douchebags.
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** Not only are Baron Flynt from the first game and Captain Flynt from the second brothers, but those are their real names, not titles.
-->'''Captain --->'''Captain Flynt:''' Our parents were douchebags.
** Not only are Baron Flynt from the first game and Captain Flynt from the second brothers, but those are their real names, not titles.
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--->'''Lilith''': Wait, "Mister Torgue" is your first name? [{{Beat}}] What's your ''last'' name, then?
--->'''Mr. Torgue:''' [[spoiler:FLEXINGTON!]]
--->'''Mr. Torgue:''' [[spoiler:FLEXINGTON!]]
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--->'''Lilith''': Wait, "Mister Torgue" is your first name? [{{Beat}}] What's your ''last'' name, then?
--->'''Mr.then?\\
'''Mr. Torgue:''' [[spoiler:FLEXINGTON!]]
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'''Mr. Torgue:''' [[spoiler:FLEXINGTON!]]
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*** As noted above, Tiny Tina based the dwarves in her "[[MagicAmpersand Bunkers & Badasses]]" game on Salvador. They're shorter and less muscular than the real deal, but they're powerful melee combatants, especially their Badasses.
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*** As noted above, Tiny Tina based the dwarves in her "[[MagicAmpersand "[[AlliterationAndAdventurers Bunkers & Badasses]]" game on Salvador. They're shorter and less muscular than the real deal, but they're powerful melee combatants, especially their Badasses.
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** [[MagicAmpersand Bunkers & Badasses]] is being played by inhabitants of the Borderlands, making the titular Dragon Keep a ''TabletopGame/KeepOnTheBorderlands.''
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** [[MagicAmpersand [[AlliterationAndAdventurers Bunkers & Badasses]] is being played by inhabitants of the Borderlands, making the titular Dragon Keep a ''TabletopGame/KeepOnTheBorderlands.''
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* [[SuddenDownerEnding Sudden Bittersweet Ending]]: ''Assault on Dragon Keep'' ends with [[spoiler:the revelation that the entire "[[MagicAmpersand Bunkers and Badasses]]" session was Tiny Tina's desperate attempt to hide from the reality of Roland's death. The remaining original Vault Hunters help her find closure, and the final shot is of Tina hugging Roland's grave]].
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* [[SuddenDownerEnding Sudden Bittersweet Ending]]: ''Assault on Dragon Keep'' ends with [[spoiler:the revelation that the entire "[[MagicAmpersand "[[AlliterationAndAdventurers Bunkers and Badasses]]" session was Tiny Tina's desperate attempt to hide from the reality of Roland's death. The remaining original Vault Hunters help her find closure, and the final shot is of Tina hugging Roland's grave]].
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** In one sidequest for Tiny Tina's DLC, you have to find three riddles to ask Mr. Torgue to see if he's nerdy enough to play the game with them. As you find the riddles, Lilith, who turns out to be a ClosetGeek[[note]]She says that when she was younger, she was teased because of her tattoos, and [[MagicAmpersand Bunkers & Badasses]], the board game that the DLC takes place in[[/note]], accuses Torgue of just wanting to jump on the bandwagon because its currently popular. While he answers the first two questions correctly, he misses the third one, and after being told he can't play, he starts to cry about just wanting to play with them. Lilith then feels a little guilty about pushing the issue too far, and allows him to take part, albeit just giving out sidequests.
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** In one sidequest for Tiny Tina's DLC, you have to find three riddles to ask Mr. Torgue to see if he's nerdy enough to play the game with them. As you find the riddles, Lilith, who turns out to be a ClosetGeek[[note]]She says that when she was younger, she was teased because of her tattoos, and [[MagicAmpersand [[AlliterationAndAdventurers Bunkers & Badasses]], the board game that the DLC takes place in[[/note]], accuses Torgue of just wanting to jump on the bandwagon because its currently popular. While he answers the first two questions correctly, he misses the third one, and after being told he can't play, he starts to cry about just wanting to play with them. Lilith then feels a little guilty about pushing the issue too far, and allows him to take part, albeit just giving out sidequests.
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** ''Mr. Torgue's Campaign of Carnage'' has Pyro Pete's Bar. It's a very short level, overcrowded with enemies, and the area's Torgue challenge has you blasting down enemies in a short time, so you can rack up XP, weapons, money and Torgue tokens like there's no tomorrow. And if that isn't enough, the nearby area to the bar has Pete himself as either a story boss or the DLC's BonusBoss, and the area afterwards has some chests which you get to raid.
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** ''Mr. Torgue's Campaign of Carnage'' has Pyro Pete's Bar. It's a very short level, overcrowded with enemies, and the area's Torgue challenge has you blasting down enemies in a short time, so you can rack up XP, weapons, money and Torgue tokens like there's no tomorrow. And if that isn't enough, the nearby area to the bar has Pete himself as either a story boss or the DLC's BonusBoss, {{Superboss}}, and the area afterwards has some chests which you get to raid.
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** As of the Tiny Tina's DLC, there are in total not one, not two, not ''three'', but '''TWELVE''' [[BonusBoss "Invincible"]] class bosses [[note]] Terramorphous and Vermivorous in the vanilla game, Master Gee and Hyperius from Captain Scarlett's, Pyro Pete from TORGUE's, Dexiduous and Voracidous from Sir Hammerlock's, the four Ancient Dragons of Destruction from Tiny Tina's serving as a WolfpackBoss, and finally Haderax from Commander Lilith[[/note]].
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** As of the Tiny Tina's DLC, there are in total not one, not two, not ''three'', but '''TWELVE''' [[BonusBoss "Invincible"]] "Invincible" class bosses [[note]] Terramorphous and Vermivorous in the vanilla game, Master Gee and Hyperius from Captain Scarlett's, Pyro Pete from TORGUE's, Dexiduous and Voracidous from Sir Hammerlock's, the four Ancient Dragons of Destruction from Tiny Tina's serving as a WolfpackBoss, and finally Haderax from Commander Lilith[[/note]].
* {{Superboss}}: Completing each product's story mode unlocks a special fight against one or two ridiculously strong foes. Unlike the first game, each of these bosses require a payment in Eridium in order to be fought against. The game lampshades how difficult each of these instances are by telling the Vault Hunter to bring three friends beforehand:
** The main game has Terramorphous the Invincible[[note]]A beefed up Thresher fought in a zone below "Thousand Cuts" called "Terramorphous Peak", costs 8 Eridium units[[/note]] and Vermivorous the Invincible[[note]]A beefed up Super Badass Varkid fought in any zone where Varkids can spawn en masse such as Caustic Caverns or the Varkid Ranch of Tundra Express, [[GuideDangIt the conditions being]] the player playing in True Vault Hunter Mode, the Varkid reaching the last evolutive stage, and this stage ''not'' being Super Badass Varkid; luckily it has no Eridium cost[[/note]].
** ''Captain Scarlett and Her Pirate's Booty'' has Hyperius the Invincible[[note]]A beefed up Hyperion Engineer fought at the "Washburne Refinery" level, costs 8 Eridium units[[/note]] and Master Gee the Invincible[[note]]A beefed up Pirate fought at the "Hayter's Folly" level, also costs 8 Eridium units[[/note]].
** ''Mr. Torgue's Campaign of Carnage'' has Pyro Pete the Invincible[[note]]A beefed up version of the regular game's boss Pyro Pete, fought in the "Pyro Pete's Bar" level; the fight costs 8 Eridium units[[/note]].
** ''Sir Hammerlock's Big Game Hunt'' has Voracidous the Invincible[[note]]A beefed up Stalker fought in the "Candlerakk's Crag" level which costs 8 Eridium units in order to be fought[[/note]] and Dexiduous the Invincible[[note]]A beefed up wetland drifter fought by lighting up four totems in the "Hunter's Grotto" area, each totem has a cost between 21 and 27 Eridium units[[/note]].
** ''Tiny Tina's Assault on Dragon Keep'' has the Ancient Dragons of Destruction[[note]]Four elemental dragons fought at a secret chamber located in the "Lair of Infinite Agony" level called "The Winged Storm"; accessing this battle costs 20 Eridium units[[/note]].
** The ''Headhunters'' DLC ''Sir Hammerlock vs. the Son of Crawmerax'' has the eponymous monster, The Invincible Son of Crawmerax the Invincible[[note]]A beefed up Craboid and a CallBack to [[VideoGame/Borderlands1 the first game's]] own {{Superboss}} Crawmerax the Invincible, fought in an enclosed arena in the DLC's "Wam Bam Island" level; entering the battle costs 20 Eridium units[[/note]].
** Finally, ''Commander Lilith and the Fight for Sanctuary'' has Haderax the Invincible[[note]]A beefed up Sand Worm á la Leviathan from ''Captain Scarlett...'' fought in an area located past "The Burrows" called "Writhing Deep"; he's summoned by using 20 Eridium units in order to turn on a sound amplification system[[/note]].
** The main game has Terramorphous the Invincible[[note]]A beefed up Thresher fought in a zone below "Thousand Cuts" called "Terramorphous Peak", costs 8 Eridium units[[/note]] and Vermivorous the Invincible[[note]]A beefed up Super Badass Varkid fought in any zone where Varkids can spawn en masse such as Caustic Caverns or the Varkid Ranch of Tundra Express, [[GuideDangIt the conditions being]] the player playing in True Vault Hunter Mode, the Varkid reaching the last evolutive stage, and this stage ''not'' being Super Badass Varkid; luckily it has no Eridium cost[[/note]].
** ''Captain Scarlett and Her Pirate's Booty'' has Hyperius the Invincible[[note]]A beefed up Hyperion Engineer fought at the "Washburne Refinery" level, costs 8 Eridium units[[/note]] and Master Gee the Invincible[[note]]A beefed up Pirate fought at the "Hayter's Folly" level, also costs 8 Eridium units[[/note]].
** ''Mr. Torgue's Campaign of Carnage'' has Pyro Pete the Invincible[[note]]A beefed up version of the regular game's boss Pyro Pete, fought in the "Pyro Pete's Bar" level; the fight costs 8 Eridium units[[/note]].
** ''Sir Hammerlock's Big Game Hunt'' has Voracidous the Invincible[[note]]A beefed up Stalker fought in the "Candlerakk's Crag" level which costs 8 Eridium units in order to be fought[[/note]] and Dexiduous the Invincible[[note]]A beefed up wetland drifter fought by lighting up four totems in the "Hunter's Grotto" area, each totem has a cost between 21 and 27 Eridium units[[/note]].
** ''Tiny Tina's Assault on Dragon Keep'' has the Ancient Dragons of Destruction[[note]]Four elemental dragons fought at a secret chamber located in the "Lair of Infinite Agony" level called "The Winged Storm"; accessing this battle costs 20 Eridium units[[/note]].
** The ''Headhunters'' DLC ''Sir Hammerlock vs. the Son of Crawmerax'' has the eponymous monster, The Invincible Son of Crawmerax the Invincible[[note]]A beefed up Craboid and a CallBack to [[VideoGame/Borderlands1 the first game's]] own {{Superboss}} Crawmerax the Invincible, fought in an enclosed arena in the DLC's "Wam Bam Island" level; entering the battle costs 20 Eridium units[[/note]].
** Finally, ''Commander Lilith and the Fight for Sanctuary'' has Haderax the Invincible[[note]]A beefed up Sand Worm á la Leviathan from ''Captain Scarlett...'' fought in an area located past "The Burrows" called "Writhing Deep"; he's summoned by using 20 Eridium units in order to turn on a sound amplification system[[/note]].
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* ValentinesDayViolence: A variation with the DLC ''Mad Moxxi's Wedding Day Massacre'', which is themed around St. Valentine, and has [[Characters/BorderlandsHodunkAndZafordClans the titular Moxxi and her daughter Ellie]] trying to put an end to the Hodunks-Zafords blood feud by marrying two of their members. In the process they steal valuable things from both clans (with grunts from said clans [[AttackAttackAttack reacting accordingly]]) in order to create a love potion. During the namesake wedding, it's revealed [[spoiler:both members of the couple were Goliaths, and upon losing their helmets, they start rampaging on the Vault Hunters, with their families backing them up. Cue the massacre and the promise of both clans, now united under a single cause, to destroy both Moxxi, Ellie and the Vault Hunters]].
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*** TheChick: Lilith. Though she lacks Roland's air of command (and has a slight case of pyromania), she's definitely the emotional center of the group.
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** A brutal one before the beginning of the boss fight in "Wildlife Preservation"...
---> '''Jack:''' Want Bloodwing back, huh? Shame -- I've been doing some really interesting Eridium experiments with her. Hate to see her go, but heck with it. [[spoiler:She's all yours. (BossSubtitles: [[FightingYourFriend Slagged Bloodwing]])]]
*** ...And one after the ''end'' of the said boss fight.
---> '''Jack:''' [[spoiler:Oh, now I remember! EXPLOSIVES! (cue Bloodwing's explosive collar detonating)]]
---> '''Jack:''' Want Bloodwing back, huh? Shame -- I've been doing some really interesting Eridium experiments with her. Hate to see her go, but heck with it. [[spoiler:She's all yours. (BossSubtitles: [[FightingYourFriend Slagged Bloodwing]])]]
*** ...And one after the ''end'' of the said boss fight.
---> '''Jack:''' [[spoiler:Oh, now I remember! EXPLOSIVES! (cue Bloodwing's explosive collar detonating)]]
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* SpaceCossacks: Maya defected from the Order of the Impending Storm, which ruled the planet Athenas with an iron fist, after finding out she had been raised as an enforcer of oppression and death. She moved to Pandora to find more answers about herself.
