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* After hearing that the Crusaders kidnapped Kazu, Matsu immediately speeds off, quite literally leaving Akira in the dust despite his pleas to come with. Quite conveniently, a random person just happens to pass by the orphanage at that moment on a leisurely motorcycle ride. Akira promptly hijacks his ride, [[{{Beat}} sits there for a few seconds]], then turns to Taroimo and berates him to get on too, leading to the quite rotund robot having to squeeze onto the motorcycle with Akira.
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* After entering the Crystal Saloon for the first time, one of the first things you can do is walk into Annie's room [[NakedFirstImpression while she's changing]].

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* After entering the Crystal Saloon for the first time, one of the first things you can do is walk into Annie's room [[NakedFirstImpression while she's changing]]. This was [[{{Bowdlerize}} changed in the remake]] to her simply sitting at her desk fully dressed, though she still berates you for barging into her room.
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--> '''Oersted:''' ''(when afflicted with a status effect)'' "What trickery is this?!"

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--> '''Oersted:''' ''(when ''[when afflicted with a status effect)'' "What effect]'' What trickery is this?!"
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* Whenever fighting Crusaders, Akira makes use of Teleport, which is like Fleeing but sometimes sending him back to the Orphanage. At one point he either ends up in the kitchen sink or the bath tub. One instance might even have him appear in the tub while Taeko is washing herself naked.

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* Whenever fighting Crusaders, Akira makes use of Teleport, which is like Fleeing but sometimes sending him back to the Orphanage. At one point he either ends up in the kitchen sink or the bath tub. One In the original version, one instance might even have him appear in the tub while Taeko is washing herself naked.
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* Zaki's weapon of choice is a lizard acting as a makeshift codpiece.

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* Zaki's weapon of choice is a lizard acting as a makeshift codpiece. There's even a smiley-face covering his nether regions in the remake!

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* The concept of Zaki and his fellow caveman somehow traveling throughout the land in what seems to be ''Flintstones''-styled ''stone carts''. How do they even work without an internal energy source to move them?



** In contrast, her Sing Hurt actually sounds beautiful but hurts all enemies in its field of effect. in other words, in this time period, poor singing is art while beautiful singing is garbage.

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** In contrast, her Sing Hurt actually sounds beautiful but hurts all enemies in its field of effect. in other words, in this time period, poor singing is art while beautiful singing is garbage. Even funnier if you unleash this on O-D-O so the only way to hurt the giant dinosaur embodiment of hatred is through what cavemen would consider ''atrocious''.



* O. Dio's Gatling Barrage was one of the most infamous attacks in the Super Famicom original, being the only enemy technique likely to hit the damage cap; the tradeoff is that he can only fire it at diagonals, leaving him a sitting duck if Sundown and Mad Dog corner him at his sides. The remake, in one of its few mechanical changes, lets Gatling Barrage target cardinal directions too, seemingly just to trip up veterans. Needless to say, many stories have cropped up of fans of the original playing the remake and attempting their old strategy, only to see Sundown/Mad Dog get instantly turned into swiss cheese.
* After defeating Dio, it's revealed that he was actually a horse possessed by malevolence this entire time. Mad Dog's reaction sells it.

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* O. Dio's Gatling Barrage was one of the most infamous attacks in the Super Famicom original, being the only enemy technique likely to hit the damage cap; the tradeoff is that he can only fire it at diagonals, leaving him a sitting duck if Sundown and Mad Dog corner him at his sides. The remake, in one of its few mechanical changes, lets Gatling Barrage target cardinal directions ''cardinal directions'' too, seemingly just to trip up veterans. Needless to say, many stories have cropped up of fans of the original playing the remake and attempting their old strategy, only to see Sundown/Mad Dog get instantly turned into swiss cheese.
* After defeating Dio, it's revealed that he was actually a horse possessed by malevolence this entire time. Mad Dog's reaction [[YouHaveGotToBeKiddingMe reaction]] sells it.


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* Most of the loading screen tips are written through Akira's perspective so there's a lot of FirstPersonSmartass involved.
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-->'''Great Aja:''' [[IncomingHam Well if it isn't the]] [[PrecisionFStrike mother***]] [[IncomingHam himself!]]

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-->'''Great Aja:''' [[IncomingHam Well if it isn't the]] [[PrecisionFStrike mother***]] mother[=******=]]] [[IncomingHam himself!]]
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--->'''Lucretius:''' [[YouHaveGotToBeKiddingMe You jest, most surely!]] And if not, oh dear...

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--->'''Lucretius:''' [[YouHaveGotToBeKiddingMe You jest, most surely!]] And Or if not, oh dear...
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* Fighting the Headhunter can be kinda funny depending on who you're asking, especially because the game never gives any hint as to how to encounter it; you basically have to do what Lucretius asks you ''not'' to do and read a [[GuideDangIt strategy guide.]] So how do you do it? Well, you climb to the top of the Archon's Roost, meet Odio in all his glory, and when he invites the party to come talk to him...[[ScrewThisImOuttaHere you turn tail and run.]] In the remake, it's even given a small beat by Odio, who [[DidNotSeeThatComing is at a loss for words for a good few seconds]] before settling on mocking the futility of the action. From a ''player'' perspective, this makes sense, because the player knows they're running just to trigger the Headhunter encounter. From the perspective of Odio, however, it would look like the heroes he summoned banded together, fought tooth and nail through his sanctuary, and made it all the way to him...before being scared off by some spooky lights and a black cloak.
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There are six asterisks used in this line in the game. After all, it's a censored form of "motherfucker", not "motherass" or any other profane word with only three letters being the profane word part.


-->'''Great Aja:''' [[IncomingHam Well if it isn't the]] [[PrecisionFStrike mother***]] [[IncomingHam himself!]]

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-->'''Great Aja:''' [[IncomingHam Well if it isn't the]] [[PrecisionFStrike mother***]] mother******]] [[IncomingHam himself!]]
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* Zaku’s weapon of choice is a lizard acting as a makeshift codpiece.

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* Zaku’s Zaki's weapon of choice is a lizard acting as a makeshift codpiece.

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* Talking to Lucretius for some information after his fight has him tell you about the several Trials that are in Lucrece, but refuses to tell you exactly where they are since that would eschew any effort in finding them. He then tells you that if you're really struggling after searching on your own, [[BreakingTheFourthWall you can go read a strategy guide]].

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* Lucretius, the fish and symbol of divinity in Lucrece, has quite a bit of humor to him;
** Meeting him for the first time causes him to demand a golden topknot to get anything out of him. Up until now, the player has likely not run into ''any'' friendly faces save for the protagonists in the Dominion of Hate (besides the Watanabe pair), so the expectation may be that giving Lucretius what he wants will lead to some answers. Instead, Lucretius flops out of the water and presents himself like a vain fish at a zoo, and is insulted when this apparently isn't enough to satiate the hero.
** Lucretius has a ''very'' silly, over-the-top voice that flips between annoyed condescension, self-aggrandizing glee, and bored impatience at the drop of the hat.
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Talking to Lucretius for some information after his fight has him tell you about the several Trials that are in Lucrece, but refuses to tell you exactly where they are since that would eschew any effort in finding them. He then tells you that if you're really struggling after searching on your own, [[BreakingTheFourthWall you can go read a strategy guide]].guide]].
** Of the trials themselves, Lucretius voices each with flowery reverence...except for one, which he doesn't understand.
--->'''Lucretius:''' "[[BonusDungeon Lucrece is home to many trials, you know.]] Of power, wisdom, skill. Of time and heart. Of keys as well. [[TheLastOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers A curious one, that.]]"
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* Zaku’s weapon of choice is a lizard acting as a makeshift codpiece.
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* In the Archon's Roost, the Warudark enemies (souped-up versions of the Liquid Human W-1 from Akira’s chapter) have a chance to drop [[MoodWhiplash Taeko’s Panties]].

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* In the Archon's Roost, the Warudark enemies (souped-up versions If you leveled up your party high enough, you can encounter an enemy called Darkwall (a souped-up version of the Liquid Human W-1 LH Combat Unit W1 from Akira’s chapter) have chapter), which has a chance to drop [[MoodWhiplash Taeko’s Panties]].Secret Stash]] for some reason.
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* Should you have Cube or Sundown be your final character, Masaru immediately joins in instead of fighting them. Why's that? Cause he loves westerns and sci-fi. Who knew the martial artist who wishes ToBeAMaster could be a fanboy of such genres? In the remake, he refuses to fight Sundown because since he's a cowboy, [[KnowWhenToFoldEm he obviously has a gun]] and because Cube is just too ''cute'' to be fought.

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* Should you have Cube or Sundown be your final character, Masaru immediately joins in instead of fighting them. Why's that? Cause he loves westerns and sci-fi. Who knew the martial artist who wishes ToBeAMaster could be a fanboy of such genres? In the remake, he refuses to fight Sundown because since he's a cowboy, [[KnowWhenToFoldEm he obviously has a gun]] and refuses to lay a finger on Cube because Cube the little robot is just too ''cute'' to be fought.
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* Should you have Cube or Sundown be your final character, Masaru immediately joins in instead of fighting them. Why's that? Cause he loves westerns and sci-fi. Who knew the martial artist who wishes ToBeAMaster could be a fanboy of such genres? In the remake, he refuses to fight Sundown because since he's a cowboy, [[KnowWhenToFoldEm he obviously has a gun]] and because Cube is just to ''cute'' to be fought.

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* Should you have Cube or Sundown be your final character, Masaru immediately joins in instead of fighting them. Why's that? Cause he loves westerns and sci-fi. Who knew the martial artist who wishes ToBeAMaster could be a fanboy of such genres? In the remake, he refuses to fight Sundown because since he's a cowboy, [[KnowWhenToFoldEm he obviously has a gun]] and because Cube is just to too ''cute'' to be fought.
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* Should you have Cube or Sundown be your final character, Masaru immediately joins in instead of fighting them. Why's that? Cause he loves westerns and sci-fi. Who knew the martial artist who wishes ToBeAMaster could be a fanboy of such genres? In the remake, he refuses to fight Sundown because since he's a cowboy, [[KnowWhenToFoldEm he obviously has a gun]].

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* Should you have Cube or Sundown be your final character, Masaru immediately joins in instead of fighting them. Why's that? Cause he loves westerns and sci-fi. Who knew the martial artist who wishes ToBeAMaster could be a fanboy of such genres? In the remake, he refuses to fight Sundown because since he's a cowboy, [[KnowWhenToFoldEm he obviously has a gun]].gun]] and because Cube is just to ''cute'' to be fought.

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* As scary as the Death Prophet is, even he has his weakness. Attacking him from the back on a diagonal will cause him to freak out and let out a BigNo as he uses a counter called "Not the Tail". Not only does it barely do any damage, it somehow mortally wounds the Death Prophet, a {{Superboss}}, in the process.



** As scary as the Death Prophet is, even he has his weakness. Attacking him from the back on a diagonal will cause him to freak out and let out a BigNo as he uses a counter called "Not the Tail". Not only does it barely do any damage, it somehow mortally wounds the Death Prophet, a {{Superboss}}, in the process.
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** As scary as the Death Prophet is, even he has his weakness. Attacking him from the back on a diagonal will cause him to freak out and let out a BigNo as he uses a counter called "Not the Tail". Not only does it barely do any damage, it somehow mortally wounds the Death Prophet, a {{Superboss}}, in the process.
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* After going through the whole process of activating the secret elevator to Steel Titan, you can pull the five levers in the cockpit. From left-to-right, the first one [[AnvilOnHead throws a kettle at Akira's head]], the second one turns the lights off, the third one spins Akira around in the driver's seat, the fourth one [[AshFace causes an explosion to go off in Akira's face]], and the fifth one just makes a Ding-Dong! noise.

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* After going through the whole process of activating the secret elevator to Steel Titan, you can pull the five levers in the cockpit. From left-to-right, the first one [[AnvilOnHead throws a kettle at Akira's head]], the second one turns the lights off, the third one spins Akira around in the driver's seat, the fourth one [[AshFace causes an explosion to go off in Akira's face]], face]] (he barely dodges it in the remake), and the fifth one just makes a Ding-Dong! noise.
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** Later on, Oboromaru learns this spin as a ''combat technique''. It lets him spin an enemy around, causing a special status ailment that forces them to spin on the spot, messing up their directional inputs.
--->Demented Spin: Set an enemy whirling and whirling without end, with the technique of a lecherous magistrate.
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* When Beru gets kidnapped after the trio are exiled, Pogo gestures Gori to try to knock down the hidden passage since his weaker rams failed. Gori has [[ForTheLulz a more trolly idea]] though that still gets the job done: a FastballSpecial.

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* When Beru gets kidnapped after the trio are exiled, Pogo gestures Gori to try to knock down the hidden passage since his weaker rams failed. Gori has [[ForTheLulz [[ItAmusedMe a more trolly idea]] though that still gets the job done: a FastballSpecial.
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* When Bru gets kidnapped after the trio are exiled, Pogo gestures Gori to try to knock down the hidden passage since his weaker rams failed. Gori has [[ForTheLulz a more trolly idea]] though that still gets the job done: a FastballSpecial.

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* When Bru Beru gets kidnapped after the trio are exiled, Pogo gestures Gori to try to knock down the hidden passage since his weaker rams failed. Gori has [[ForTheLulz a more trolly idea]] though that still gets the job done: a FastballSpecial.
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* When Bru gets kidnapped after the trio are exiled, Pogo gestures Gori to try to knock down the hidden passage since his weaker rams failed. Gori has [[ForTheLulz a more trolly idea]] though that still gets the job done: a FastballSpecial.
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** You can also ask Lucretius a question of "Who am I?". One would expect a deep, philosophical discussion of people's role in the universe, but Lucretius responds not too unlike how an average man would react to such bewildering question.
--->'''Lucretius:''' [[YouHaveGotToBeKiddingMe You jest, most surely!]] And if not, oh dear...
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* After beating the T. Rex Pogo takes Beru into his room and kicks Gori out. Moments later, the screen goes slightly ''pink'' and Pogo can be heard screaming: "Aieee!!!". [[SexyDiscretionShot One has to wonder what he was doing with Beru…]] Meanwhile, Gori gets pulled by his harem into the neighbouring room.

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* After beating the T. Rex Pogo takes Beru into his room and kicks Gori out. Moments later, the screen goes slightly ''pink'' and Pogo can be heard screaming: "Aieee!!!". [[SexyDiscretionShot One has to wonder what he was doing with Beru…]] Meanwhile, [[UnwantedHarem Gori gets pulled by his harem into the neighbouring room.room]].



* The Cola Bottle. It's a ridiculously-busted battle item/accessory which launches a plethora of lizards at the target, often dealing [[ThereIsNoKillLikeOverkill 999]] damage in one use. The official localisation even calls the move when using it in battle "[[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin Fast Fast Die]]".

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* The Cola Bottle.[[DiscOneNuke The]] [[GameBreaker Cola]] [[InfinityPlusOneSword Bottle]] counts as both this and [[Awesome/LiveALive CMOA]]. It's a ridiculously-busted battle item/accessory which launches a plethora of lizards at the target, often dealing [[ThereIsNoKillLikeOverkill 999]] damage in one use. The official localisation even calls the move when using it in battle "[[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin Fast Fast Die]]".
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** After the pitfall, Pogo jumps over the hole, then looks to Gori and expect him to do the same thing. Instead, he pulls a classic comedy trope by walking back the way the duo came from and then ''reappearing on the opposite side''. Pogo makes no surprise or reaction to this, and this is done ''every time you jump over the same pit hole''.

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** * After the pitfall, Pogo jumps over the hole, then looks to Gori and expect him to do the same thing. Instead, he pulls a classic comedy trope by walking back the way the duo came from and then ''reappearing on the opposite side''. Pogo makes no surprise or reaction to this, and this is done ''every time you jump over the same pit hole''.

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* The Cola Bottle. It's a ridiculously-busted battle item which launches a plethora of lizards at the target, often dealing [[ThereIsNoKillLikeOverkill 999]] damage in one use. The official localisation even calls it "[[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin Fast Fast Die]]".

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* The Cola Bottle. It's a ridiculously-busted battle item item/accessory which launches a plethora of lizards at the target, often dealing [[ThereIsNoKillLikeOverkill 999]] damage in one use. The official localisation even calls the move when using it in battle "[[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin Fast Fast Die]]".


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* After Shifu first arrives in Wong, he sees a commotion from the restaurant at the top, where a very rotund young man (Hong Hakka) is dine-dashing while the angry restaurant owner is chasing after him. The kicker is that [[{{Acrofatic}} Hong is effortlessly dodging the owner's strikes]], albeit still crashing into things on the way while still eating his unpaid meal.
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* This chapter's Watanabe scene, which you get if Hong is your successor. Wan Tan Na Bei assaults the Indomitable Fist School to avenge his father. He powers up to unleash his ultimate technique, which makes the ground shake and actually intimidates the Indomitable Fist students...and then [[AshFace he blows himself up]], leaving a crater where he stands. The poor kid runs off crying.
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** After beating the T. Rex Pogo takes Beru into his room and kicks Gori out. Moments later, the screen goes slightly ''pink'' and Pogo can be heard uttering his first word: "L-L-LOOOOVE!". [[SexyDiscretionShot One has to wonder what he was doing with Beru…]] Meanwhile, Gori gets pulled by his harem into the neighbouring room.
** Later in the GoldenEnding of the game, after we see Pogo return to his time period and sees his newborn child, Gori then sees the baby, smirks mischievously and calls in his harem of female gorillas [[BabiesEverAfter whom reveal that he also had children with all of them]], shocking Beru and Pogo while he laughs.

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** * After beating the T. Rex Pogo takes Beru into his room and kicks Gori out. Moments later, the screen goes slightly ''pink'' and Pogo can be heard uttering his first word: "L-L-LOOOOVE!".screaming: "Aieee!!!". [[SexyDiscretionShot One has to wonder what he was doing with Beru…]] Meanwhile, Gori gets pulled by his harem into the neighbouring room.
** * Later in the GoldenEnding of the game, after we see Pogo return to his time period and sees his newborn child, Gori then sees the baby, smirks mischievously and calls in his harem of female gorillas [[BabiesEverAfter whom reveal that he also had children with all of them]], shocking Beru and Pogo while he laughs.

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