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** While traveling through Deepest, you can find Zote again, who is dangling from a series of spiderwebs.
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** While traveling through Deepest, Deepnest, you can find Zote again, who is dangling from a series of spiderwebs.spiderwebs. Cut him free, and he'll only insist [[ComplainingAboutRescuesTheyDontLike that he didn't need your help]].
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* Salubra's Blessing is granted to The Knight... in the form of a big, sloppy kiss. And it makes an apparition of Salubra float above their head every time they rest at a bench, dribbling SOUL down onto them. It's as silly as it sounds.
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* Salubra's Blessing is granted to The Knight... in the form of a big, sloppy kiss. And it makes an apparition of Salubra float above their head every time they rest at a bench, dribbling SOUL down onto them. Earning the Blessing is also met with the "key item acquired" jingle, but it's distorted as if the game's unsure of whether that's a good thing. It's as silly as it sounds.
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* The Dung Defender. Considering what the rest of the Royal Waterways are like, you'd expect to meet some kind of nightmarish beast as you approach the boss arena. Instead, you're greeted with a heroic dung beetle knight that [[LargeHam acts like a professional wrestler]] and [[DungFu fights exactly like you'd expect a dung beetle to fight.]]
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* The Dung Defender. Considering what the rest of the Royal Waterways are like, you'd expect to meet some kind of nightmarish beast as you approach the boss arena. Instead, you're greeted with a heroic dung beetle knight that [[LargeHam acts like a professional wrestler]] and [[DungFu fights exactly like you'd expect a dung beetle to fight.]] Also, whilst it is a very sad moment when you discover it, the fact that the Defender made statues of the King and the Five Knights out of poop is hilarious.
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* Beside the Grey Mourner, there's a giant cracked nail almost the same size as her. Despite her sad story, it's amusing picturing her wield it.
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* Beside the Grey Mourner, there's a giant cracked nail almost the same size as her. Despite her sad story, it's amusing picturing her wield it. Though given she is hinted to be [[RetiredBadass Ze'mer of the five knights]], it's also somewhat tragic.
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* Beside the Grey Mourner, there's a giant cracked nail almost the same size as her. Despite her sad story, it's amusing picturing her wield it.
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* Despite being presented as a BloodKnight, the way the Hunter comments on the creatures in his Journal shows that he's actually NotSoStoic and can write humorous comments if he is so inclined. Even a few of them can border into [[BlackComedy dark humor]],:
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* Despite being presented as a BloodKnight, the way the Hunter comments on the creatures in his Journal shows that he's actually NotSoStoic and can write humorous comments if he is so inclined. Even a few of them can border into [[BlackComedy dark humor]],:humor]]:
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* Despite being presented as a BloodKnight, the way the Hunter comments on the creatures in his Journal shows that he's actually NotSoStoic and can write humorous comments if he wants to. Even a few of them can border into [[BlackComedy dark humor]] if he wants to:
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* Despite being presented as a BloodKnight, the way the Hunter comments on the creatures in his Journal shows that he's actually NotSoStoic and can write humorous comments if he wants to. is so inclined. Even a few of them can border into [[BlackComedy dark humor]] if he wants to:humor]],:
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* As of the ''Godmaster'' update, the Delicate Flower can be delivered to a variety of characters from the grave you're meant to take it to (previously, it could only be delivered to the Elderbug by intentionally not completing the Grey Mourner's quest, and [[VideoGameCaringPotential gave the Elderbug hope for the future]]), such as Eternal Emilitia and the White Lady. For one of the characters that it can be delivered to (namely the Godseeker), the Flower plays an important role. Others, however, merely reject it with varying degrees of politeness, and one accepts it begrudgingly. Given that one of the advertised features of ''Godmaster'' was "expanded romance options", it's hard not to see this as the closest the ''Hollow Knight'' story will get to a dating minigame or romance sidequest.
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* As of the ''Godmaster'' update, the Delicate Flower can be delivered to a variety of characters from the grave you're meant to take it to (previously, it could only be delivered to the Elderbug by intentionally not completing the Grey Mourner's quest, and [[VideoGameCaringPotential gave the Elderbug hope for the future]]), such as Eternal Emilitia and the White Lady. For one of the characters that it can be delivered to (namely the Godseeker), the Flower plays an important role. Others, however, merely reject it with varying degrees of politeness, politeness (Emilitia and the White Lady), and one accepts it begrudgingly.begrudgingly (Oro, though it's probably a show given that he puts it in a vase after you leave). Given that one of the advertised features of ''Godmaster'' was "expanded romance options", it's hard not to see this as the closest the ''Hollow Knight'' story will get to a dating minigame or romance sidequest.
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** His opinion on Shardmites isn't very high either:
--->''I don't find this creature particularily notable or interesting. It should learn to fly, or breathe flames, or sing hauntingly. Anything to justify its existence.''
--->''I don't find this creature particularily notable or interesting. It should learn to fly, or breathe flames, or sing hauntingly. Anything to justify its existence.''
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** What makes this funnier is the note found in the Shrine of Believers written by his backer, Tiso Spencer. It's almost like it's a resigned statement towards Tiso's ultimate fate and patheticness.
--->''"I know."''
--->''"I know."''
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** Grey Prince Zote is a pretty difficult boss, but all his attacks are upgraded versions of the real Zote's flailing around like an idiot.
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* Using the crystal heart (which causes you to rocket forward) to crash into a wall, then using the mantis hook to slowly slide down while the Knight looks at the screen as though in pain. It feels like something out of Looney Tunes.
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* Using the crystal heart (which causes you to rocket forward) to crash into a wall, then using the mantis hook to slowly slide down while the Knight looks at the screen as though in pain. It feels like something out of Looney Tunes.WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes.
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*How you get the ''Shape of Unn'' charm. You go to the Lake of Unn, they show up, spit it out, then go back into the water. This is the ''only'' time they appear in game, and they don't even have dialogue.
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** The Hunter's Journal entry for Maggots is especially [[ComedicSociopathy cold-hearted]]:
--->''Consisting mainly of sweet fat, these helpless creatures make excellent provisions for long journeys. Best roasted over open flame. If they try to bargain for their life, just ignore them. They have nothing to offer.''
--->''Consisting mainly of sweet fat, these helpless creatures make excellent provisions for long journeys. Best roasted over open flame. If they try to bargain for their life, just ignore them. They have nothing to offer.''
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* The Hunter's Journal entry for Maggots is especially [[ComedicSociopathy cold-hearted]]:
-->''Consisting mainly of sweet fat, these helpless creatures make excellent provisions for long journeys. Best roasted over open flame. If they try to bargain for their life, just ignore them. They have nothing to offer.''
-->''Consisting mainly of sweet fat, these helpless creatures make excellent provisions for long journeys. Best roasted over open flame. If they try to bargain for their life, just ignore them. They have nothing to offer.''
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* The Hunter's Journal entry for Maggots is especially [[ComedicSociopathy cold-hearted]]:
-->''Consisting mainly of sweet fat, these helpless creatures make excellent provisions for long journeys. Best roasted over open flame. If they try to bargain for their life, just ignore them. They have nothing to offer.''
-->''Consisting mainly of sweet fat, these helpless creatures make excellent provisions for long journeys. Best roasted over open flame. If they try to bargain for their life, just ignore them. They have nothing to offer.''
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* Some of the voice work done for enemies is absolutely ridiculous, especially if you envision a grown-ass adult making the sounds. Of special note are the Flukemon and the Flukefey, with their messy, obnoxious slobbering; if you try to bum-rush your way through an area with them, you will be greeted with the ludicrous cacophony produced by over half a dozen of them at once.
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** [[MuggingTheMonster If you track her down to Pleasure House]], you'll find her relaxing in the water, where she is [[OhCrap incredibly shocked]] and claims that [[ImplausibleDeniability she was just holding on to your Geo for safe keeping]], and [[SuspiciouslySpecificDenial that all of it is now gone]]. At this point, you are free to smack her around the area with your nail [[VideogameCrueltyPotential to force her to cough up the stolen goods]]. She has her shell for protection, [[LaserGuidedKarma so there's no lasting harm done]].
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** [[MuggingTheMonster If you track her down to Pleasure House]], you'll find her relaxing in the water, where she is [[OhCrap incredibly shocked]] and claims that [[ImplausibleDeniability she was just holding on to your Geo for safe keeping]], and [[SuspiciouslySpecificDenial that all of it is now gone]]. Her title even changes to ''Millibelle the Thief''. At this point, you are free to smack her around the area with your nail [[VideogameCrueltyPotential to force her to cough up the stolen goods]]. She has her shell for protection, [[LaserGuidedKarma so there's no lasting harm done]].
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*In the Fog Canyon, you can find an NPC named Millibelle the Banker, and she'll offer to set up a bank account so you can store up to 4500 Geo (for a small fee of 100 Geo to set it up). And for the most part, she'll do her job properly. However, [[ShmuckBait if you put too much Geo into the bank (around 2550 or so)]], ''she will actually run off with your hard-earned money when your back is turned''. If you hit her station with your nail, [[RefugeInAudacity it straight up falls over as though it were made of cardboard]], and the bank sign falls to the ground on the way out.
**[[MuggingTheMonster If you track her down to Pleasure House]], you'll find her relaxing in the water, where she is [[OhCrap incredibly shocked]] and claims that [[ImplausibleDeniability she was just holding on to your Geo for safe keeping]], and [[SuspiciouslySpecificDenial that all of it is now gone]]. At this point, you are free to smack her around the area with your nail [[VideogameCrueltyPotential to force her to cough up the stolen goods]]. She has her shell for protection, [[LaserGuidedKarma so there's no lasting harm done]].
**[[MuggingTheMonster If you track her down to Pleasure House]], you'll find her relaxing in the water, where she is [[OhCrap incredibly shocked]] and claims that [[ImplausibleDeniability she was just holding on to your Geo for safe keeping]], and [[SuspiciouslySpecificDenial that all of it is now gone]]. At this point, you are free to smack her around the area with your nail [[VideogameCrueltyPotential to force her to cough up the stolen goods]]. She has her shell for protection, [[LaserGuidedKarma so there's no lasting harm done]].
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* Despite being presented as a BloodKnight, the way the Hunter comments on the creatures in his Journal shows that he's actually NotSoStoic and can write humorous comments if he wants to. Even a few of them can border into dark humor or DissonantSerenity if he wants to:
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* Despite being presented as a BloodKnight, the way the Hunter comments on the creatures in his Journal shows that he's actually NotSoStoic and can write humorous comments if he wants to. Even a few of them can border into [[BlackComedy dark humor or DissonantSerenity humor]] if he wants to:
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* Within the Fungal Wastes, there are numerous balloon-like enemy creatures to fight. They loudly deflate upon death.
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* There is a [[ManEatingPlant Fool Eater]] in the Queen's Gardens that can be avoided simply by picking up the relic that it's guarding. This is due to the Knight's hitbox shrinking for a while by bending over. Of course, the Fool Eater just snaps its jaw but comically fails to attack the Knight. Talk about an UnusuallyUninterestingSight.
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** He jokes that Elder Baldurs curl up to hide from the world, possibly thinking of more carefree times.
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*** Grey Prince Zote has his own statue in the Hall of Gods, is described as a "god" (albeit a false one), and the fight against him is watched by an audience of Godseekers. Meanwhile, you have to deliberately destroy two hidden walls to make the Eternal Ordeal Statue (which is a statue of normal Zote) appear. Considering that Godhome is basically the Godseeker's mind, this means that she treats ''an imaginary version of Zote created by a fangirl'' with more respect than the real deal.
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*** Grey Prince Zote has his own statue a proper place in the Hall of Gods, is described as a "god" (albeit a false one), and the fight against him is watched by an audience of Godseekers. Meanwhile, you have to deliberately destroy two hidden walls to make normal Zote has none of these things; even the Eternal Ordeal Statue (which Ordeal, which is represented by a statue of normal Zote) appear. Zote, is kept away from all the other statues, hidden behind two different breakable walls. Considering that Godhome is basically the Godseeker's mind, this means that she treats ''an imaginary imaginary, idealized version of Zote created by a fangirl'' with more respect than the real deal.
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*** Grey Prince Zote has his own statue in the Hall of Gods, is described as a "god" (albeit a false one), and the fight against him is watched by an audience of Godseekers. Meanwhile, you have to deliberately destroy two hidden walls to make the Eternal Ordeal Statue (which is a statue of normal Zote) appear. Considering that Godhome is basically the Godseeker's mind, this means that she treats ''an imaginary version of Zote created by a fangirl'' with more respect than the real deal.
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* The audience in the Colosseum of Fools will laugh in certain situations: when the Knight dies, when the two Sturdy Fools from the second wave of the Trial of the Fool are killed by spikes, during the fight with Zote the Mighty, and after revealing the Grub Mimic. Nonetheless, the way they laugh, and the manner in which the audience move at these instances will also make the players laugh in conjunction.
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* The audience in the Colosseum of Fools will laugh in certain situations: when the Knight dies, when the two Sturdy Fools from the second wave of the Trial of the Fool are killed by spikes, during the fight with Zote the Mighty, and after revealing the Grub Mimic. Nonetheless, the way they laugh, and the manner in which the audience move at these instances will also make the players laugh in conjunction. [[NintendoHard If they don't scream in rage from the frustration.]]
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** The Eternal Ordeal. You must fight [[ZergRush an unending horde]] of Zotes who take on several weird forms while [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PFRleTfv1tk humming the background music]]. The Godseeker does not even show up to watch this nonsense. If you defeat more than [[CallBackfifty-seven]] [[BrickJoke Zotes]], you can unlock a special title screen with a statue of Zote, and his [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2INO6ygetos humming rendition of the main menu theme]]. All of Zote's humming can be a source of intentional laughter as well, since his voice cracks, goes out of tune or pitch, and even coughs.
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** The Eternal Ordeal. You must fight [[ZergRush an unending horde]] of Zotes who take on several weird forms while [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PFRleTfv1tk humming the background music]]. The Godseeker does not even show up to watch this nonsense. If you defeat more than [[CallBackfifty-seven]] [[CallBack fifty-seven]] [[BrickJoke Zotes]], you can unlock a special title screen with a statue of Zote, and his [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2INO6ygetos humming rendition of the main menu theme]]. All of Zote's humming can be a source of intentional laughter as well, since his voice cracks, goes out of tune or pitch, and even coughs.
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** The Eternal Ordeal. You must fight [[ZergRush an unending horde]] of Zotes who take on several weird forms while [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PFRleTfv1tk humming the background music]]. The Godseeker does not even show up to watch this nonsense. If you defeat more than fifty-seven Zotes, you can unlock a special title screen with a statue of Zote, and his [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2INO6ygetos humming rendition of the main menu theme]]. All of Zote's humming can be a source of intentional laughter as well, since his voice cracks, goes out of tune or pitch, and even coughs.
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** The Eternal Ordeal. You must fight [[ZergRush an unending horde]] of Zotes who take on several weird forms while [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PFRleTfv1tk humming the background music]]. The Godseeker does not even show up to watch this nonsense. If you defeat more than fifty-seven Zotes, [[CallBackfifty-seven]] [[BrickJoke Zotes]], you can unlock a special title screen with a statue of Zote, and his [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2INO6ygetos humming rendition of the main menu theme]]. All of Zote's humming can be a source of intentional laughter as well, since his voice cracks, goes out of tune or pitch, and even coughs.
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* The audience in the Colosseum of Fools will laugh in certain situations; situations: when the Knight dies, when the two Sturdy Fools from the second wave of the Trial of the Fool are killed by spikes, during the fight with Zote the Mighty, and after revealing the Grub Mimic. Nonetheless, the way they laugh, and the manner in which the audience move at these instances will also make the players laugh in conjunction.
