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* VaporWear: None of the women appear to be wearing undergarments of any sort.
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* VaporWear: None of the women appear to be wearing undergarments bras of any sort.sort, as they have [[FormFittingWardrobe nipples visibly pressing against their clothes]].
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* CharacterNameAndTheNounPhrase: ''Captain Fantastic and the Brown Dirt Cowboy''
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%%* LongTitle
%%* TitledAfterTheSong: This machine was Titled After the Album, instead.
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%%* WavingSignsAround: ''So much'' enthusiasm for a guy playing pinball!
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%% * GettingCrapPastThe Radar: Due to overwhelming and persistent misuse, GCPTR is on-page examples only until 01 June 2021. If you are reading this in the future, please check the trope page to make sure your example fits the current definition.
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%%* NiceShoes: Elton John's iconic ink-black, round-toed platform boots.[[note]]Which are actually ''smaller'' than the ones he wore in the film[[/note]]
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In a blatant appeal to {{Fanservice}}, the table is festooned with [[WorldOfBuxom large-busted women]] all over its backglass and playfield art. Unbeknownst to Bally management, artist Creator/DaveChristensen [[GettingCrapPastTheRadar also included several risque bits in the backglass]], including a guy [[FlippingTheBird flipping off the viewer]] and [[AllWomenAreLustful a woman enthusiastically grabbing the groin of a man behind her]]. Bally responded by adding small mirrored stars over the objectionable parts, though they didn't completely obscure the art.
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In a blatant appeal to {{Fanservice}}, the table is festooned with [[WorldOfBuxom large-busted women]] all over its backglass and playfield art. Unbeknownst to Bally management, artist Creator/DaveChristensen [[GettingCrapPastTheRadar also included several risque bits in the backglass]], backglass, including a guy [[FlippingTheBird flipping off the viewer]] and [[AllWomenAreLustful a woman enthusiastically grabbing the groin of a man behind her]]. Bally responded by adding small mirrored stars over the objectionable parts, though they didn't completely obscure the art.
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%%* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: In addition to all the lustful women on the back glass, UsefulNotes/AdolfHitler is hiding in the crowd.
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* AbsoluteCleavage: On many of the women, natch.
* AllWomenAreLustful
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* CelebrityStar
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* FlippingTheBird: One of the guys on the backglass.
* FormFittingWardrobe: On all of the women, making it very clear they're not wearing bras.
* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: In addition to all the lustful women on the back glass, UsefulNotes/AdolfHitler is hiding in the crowd.
* FormFittingWardrobe: On all of the women, making it very clear they're not wearing bras.
* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: In addition to all the lustful women on the back glass, UsefulNotes/AdolfHitler is hiding in the crowd.
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* LongTitle
* NiceShoes: Elton John's iconic ink-black, round-toed platform boots.[[note]]Which are actually ''smaller'' than the ones he wore in the film[[/note]]
* TheSeventies
* TitledAfterTheSong: This machine was Titled After the Album, instead.
* VaporWear: On all of the women, making it very clear they're not wearing bras.
* NiceShoes: Elton John's iconic ink-black, round-toed platform boots.[[note]]Which are actually ''smaller'' than the ones he wore in the film[[/note]]
* TheSeventies
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* WavingSignsAround: ''So much'' enthusiasm for a guy playing pinball!
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* InNameOnly: The [[http://mirror2.ipdb.org/images/439/image-1.jpg home version]] has almost nothing in common with the [[http://mirror2.ipdb.org/images/438/438f1.jpg arcade original.]]
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* InNameOnly: The [[http://mirror2.ipdb.[[http://ipdb.org/images/439/image-1.jpg home version]] has almost nothing in common with the [[http://mirror2.ipdb.[[http://ipdb.org/images/438/438f1.jpg arcade original.]]
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* {{Cap}}: Early versions of this pinball only had five digit reels to display players' scores; when a player rolled over the score, the message "Over the Top" would light up on the backglass. Later versions expanded the score display to six digits instead.
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* {{Cap}}: Early versions of this pinball only had five digit reels to display players' scores; when a player rolled over the score, the message "Over the Top" would light up on the backglass. Later versions expanded have a "100,000" light for each player that remains lit after rolling over the score display to six digits instead.score.
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''Captain Fantastic'' ([-Full title:-] ''Capt. Fantastic And The Brown Dirt Cowboy'') is an [[PhysicalPinballTable arcade pinball machine]] designed by Creator/GregKmiec and produced by [[Creator/MidwayGames Bally]] in 1976. A semi-sequel to Bally's earlier ''Pinball/{{Wizard}}!'', it's named after the chart-topping pop album by Music/EltonJohn, and features John dressed as the Local Lad from the rock opera movie ''Music/{{Tommy}}''. The game's eye-catching artwork, approachable gameplay, and Elton John's popularity made it one of the most produced electromechanical pinball machines ever. Enthusiasts consider it one of the iconic pinballs of the '70s.
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''Captain Fantastic'' ([-Full title:-] ''Capt. Fantastic And The and the Brown Dirt Cowboy'') is an [[PhysicalPinballTable arcade pinball machine]] designed by Creator/GregKmiec and produced by [[Creator/MidwayGames Bally]] in 1976. A semi-sequel to Bally's earlier ''Pinball/{{Wizard}}!'', it's named after the chart-topping pop album by Music/EltonJohn, and features John dressed as the Local Lad from the rock opera movie ''Music/{{Tommy}}''. The game's eye-catching artwork, approachable gameplay, and Elton John's popularity made it one of the most produced electromechanical pinball machines ever. Enthusiasts consider it one of the iconic pinballs of the '70s.
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* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: There's no way this game could be mistaken for any era other than TheSeventies.
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In a blatant appeal to {{Fanservice}}, the table is festooned with [[WorldOfBuxom large-busted women]] all over its backglass and playfield art. Unbeknownst to Bally management, artist Dave Christensen [[GettingCrapPastTheRadar also included several risque bits in the backglass]], including a guy [[FlippingTheBird flipping off the viewer]] and [[AllWomenAreLustful a woman enthusiastically grabbing the groin of a man behind her]]. Bally responded by adding small mirrored stars over the objectionable parts, though they didn't completely obscure the art.
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In a blatant appeal to {{Fanservice}}, the table is festooned with [[WorldOfBuxom large-busted women]] all over its backglass and playfield art. Unbeknownst to Bally management, artist Dave Christensen Creator/DaveChristensen [[GettingCrapPastTheRadar also included several risque bits in the backglass]], including a guy [[FlippingTheBird flipping off the viewer]] and [[AllWomenAreLustful a woman enthusiastically grabbing the groin of a man behind her]]. Bally responded by adding small mirrored stars over the objectionable parts, though they didn't completely obscure the art.
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* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: There's no way this game could be mistaken for any era other than TheSeventies.
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''Captain Fantastic'' ([-Full title:-] ''Capt. Fantastic And The Brown Dirt Cowboy'') is an [[PhysicalPinballTable arcade pinball machine]] designed by Creator/GregKmiec and produced by [[Creator/MidwayGames Bally]] in 1976. A semi-sequel to Bally's earlier ''[[Pinball/{{Wizard}} Wizard!]]'', it's named after the chart-topping pop album by Music/EltonJohn, and features John dressed as the Local Lad from the rock opera movie ''Music/{{Tommy}}''. The game's eye-catching artwork, approachable gameplay, and Elton John's popularity made it one of the most produced electromechanical pinball machines ever. Enthusiasts consider it one of the iconic pinballs of the '70s.
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''Captain Fantastic'' ([-Full title:-] ''Capt. Fantastic And The Brown Dirt Cowboy'') is an [[PhysicalPinballTable arcade pinball machine]] designed by Creator/GregKmiec and produced by [[Creator/MidwayGames Bally]] in 1976. A semi-sequel to Bally's earlier ''[[Pinball/{{Wizard}} Wizard!]]'', ''Pinball/{{Wizard}}!'', it's named after the chart-topping pop album by Music/EltonJohn, and features John dressed as the Local Lad from the rock opera movie ''Music/{{Tommy}}''. The game's eye-catching artwork, approachable gameplay, and Elton John's popularity made it one of the most produced electromechanical pinball machines ever. Enthusiasts consider it one of the iconic pinballs of the '70s.
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* DoubleEntendre[=/=]VisualPun: One of the triangle bumpers has a woman with large breasts holding a sign that reads "Feel Them Bumpers".
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* DoubleEntendre[=/=]VisualPun: DoubleEntendre: One of the triangle bumpers has a woman with large breasts holding a sign that reads "Feel Them Bumpers".
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* FormFittingWardrobe[=/=]VaporWear: On all of the women, making it very clear they're not wearing bras.
* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: In addition to all the lustful women on the back glass, AdolphHitler is hiding in the crowd.
* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: In addition to all the lustful women on the back glass, AdolphHitler is hiding in the crowd.
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* FormFittingWardrobe[=/=]VaporWear: FormFittingWardrobe: On all of the women, making it very clear they're not wearing bras.
* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: In addition to all the lustful women on the back glass,AdolphHitler UsefulNotes/AdolfHitler is hiding in the crowd.
* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: In addition to all the lustful women on the back glass,
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* [[TitledAfterTheSong Titled After the Album]]
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* [[TitledAfterTheSong TitledAfterTheSong: This machine was Titled After the Album]]Album, instead.
* VaporWear: On all of the women, making it very clear they're not wearing bras.
* VisualPun: One of the triangle bumpers has a woman with large breasts holding a sign that reads "Feel Them Bumpers".
* VaporWear: On all of the women, making it very clear they're not wearing bras.
* VisualPun: One of the triangle bumpers has a woman with large breasts holding a sign that reads "Feel Them Bumpers".
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