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VideoGameSettings are generally static, as it's generally much simpler to design levels that remain the same, visually and structurally, as you play through it. Sometimes though, for the sake of visual storytelling, you get a level where it goes through a visual overhaul before your eyes, all without being interrupted via a cutscene -- whether it the sun setting , or a forest that's caught fire and rapidly spreading. Most of the time, it's done via a scripted sequence, but certain genres achieve this trope overtime, typically in tandem with a TimedMission.
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VideoGameSettings are generally static, as it's generally much simpler to design levels that remain the same, visually and structurally, as you play through it. Sometimes though, for the sake of visual storytelling, you get a level where it goes through a visual overhaul before your eyes, all without being interrupted via a cutscene -- whether it be [[AgainstTheSettingSun a sunset]] changing the sun setting , lighting, or a forest that's caught fire and rapidly spreading. Most of the time, it's done via a scripted sequence, but certain genres achieve this trope overtime, typically in tandem with a TimedMission.
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** ''VideoGame/FridayNightFunkinCorruption'': . Notably the first instance of an ''FNF'' mod changing assets mid-song
** One of the scrapped plans for the cancelled 3.0 update of ''VideoGame/VsSonicExe'' was this type of level in form of "Manual Blast". At the start, the backdrop appears to be a typical GreenHillZone, with the scene being an upbeat battle with Hog, a cute knockoff of Franchise/{{Sonic|TheHedgehog}}. But then it all takes a turn with Hog undergoing an off-screen PainfulTransformation into Scorched, with the setting getting altered to be generally bleak -- the atmosphere darkening, the plant-life dying, and the ocean turning blood red -- until the song reaches its climax, where the game-world becomes incredibly glitchy and eventually zooming out to reveal to have all taken on a TV with a Sega Genesis. While the remains of the final build would only include the asset for the first two phases of the stage, subsequent fan-made mod projects like ''FNF [=EXEternal=]'' would recreate the intended final sequence, with the listed fan-mod also having [[InterfaceScrew the very assets that make up the game, both in-universe and out, get deleted overtime.]]
* ''VideoGame/SamAndMaxFreelancePolice'': In the remake of season one, the ChaseScene with the runaway Soda Popper is accompanied by the sky gradually turning from evening to nighttime as the chase goes on.
** One of the scrapped plans for the cancelled 3.0 update of ''VideoGame/VsSonicExe'' was this type of level in form of "Manual Blast". At the start, the backdrop appears to be a typical GreenHillZone, with the scene being an upbeat battle with Hog, a cute knockoff of Franchise/{{Sonic|TheHedgehog}}. But then it all takes a turn with Hog undergoing an off-screen PainfulTransformation into Scorched, with the setting getting altered to be generally bleak -- the atmosphere darkening, the plant-life dying, and the ocean turning blood red -- until the song reaches its climax, where the game-world becomes incredibly glitchy and eventually zooming out to reveal to have all taken on a TV with a Sega Genesis. While the remains of the final build would only include the asset for the first two phases of the stage, subsequent fan-made mod projects like ''FNF [=EXEternal=]'' would recreate the intended final sequence, with the listed fan-mod also having [[InterfaceScrew the very assets that make up the game, both in-universe and out, get deleted overtime.]]
* ''VideoGame/SamAndMaxFreelancePolice'': In the remake of season one, the ChaseScene with the runaway Soda Popper is accompanied by the sky gradually turning from evening to nighttime as the chase goes on.
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** ''VideoGame/FridayNightFunkinCorruption'': . Notably ''VideoGame/FridayNightFunkinCorruption'': The week against Senpai, with the first song starting off as the familiar pixelated school setup of the vanilla game, shortly becomes . Notably, its the first instance of an ''FNF'' mod changing assets mid-song
mid-song.
** One of the scrapped plans for the cancelled 3.0 update of ''VideoGame/VsSonicExe'' was this type of level in form of "Manual Blast". At the start, the backdrop appears to be a typical GreenHillZone, with the scene being an upbeat battle with Hog, a cute knockoff of Franchise/{{Sonic|TheHedgehog}}. But then it all takes a turn with Hog undergoing an off-screen PainfulTransformation into Scorched, with the setting getting altered to be generally bleak -- the atmosphere darkening, the plant-life dying, and the ocean turning blood red -- until the song reaches its climax, where the game-world becomes incredibly glitchy and eventually zooming out to reveal to have all taken place on a TV with a SegaGenesis.Genesis, with the game crashing as the song concludes. While the remains of the final build would only include the asset for the first two phases of the stage, subsequent fan-made mod projects like ''FNF [=EXEternal=]'' would recreate the intended final sequence, with the listed fan-mod also having [[InterfaceScrew the very assets that make up the game, both in-universe and out, get deleted overtime.]]
* ''VideoGame/SamAndMaxFreelancePolice'': In the remake of season one, the ChaseScene with the runaway Soda Popper is accompanied by the sky gradually turning from evening to nighttime as the chase goeson.on, transitioning for the late evening/night aesthetic the latter half of the episode takes place.
** One of the scrapped plans for the cancelled 3.0 update of ''VideoGame/VsSonicExe'' was this type of level in form of "Manual Blast". At the start, the backdrop appears to be a typical GreenHillZone, with the scene being an upbeat battle with Hog, a cute knockoff of Franchise/{{Sonic|TheHedgehog}}. But then it all takes a turn with Hog undergoing an off-screen PainfulTransformation into Scorched, with the setting getting altered to be generally bleak -- the atmosphere darkening, the plant-life dying, and the ocean turning blood red -- until the song reaches its climax, where the game-world becomes incredibly glitchy and eventually zooming out to reveal to have all taken place on a TV with a Sega
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Real life cocoons are meant to naturally protect the caterpillars while they undergo the pupa stage of their {{Metamorphosis}}, but their not impenetrable to sufficient force, as the hardened silk/chrysalis that makes up its casing are meant to protect the arthropod from harsh weather conditions or its natural predators -- whether wasps that can't get through the chrysalis casing, or birds which don't notice it blending in with its chosen tree due to the chrysalis's coloration.
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Real life cocoons are meant to naturally protect the caterpillars while they undergo the pupa stage of their {{Metamorphosis}}, but their they're not impenetrable to sufficient force, as the hardened silk/chrysalis that makes up its casing are meant to protect for protecting the arthropod from harsh weather conditions or its natural predators -- whether wasps that can't get through the chrysalis casing, or birds which don't notice it blending in with its chosen tree due to the chrysalis's coloration.
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* ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'': Several early game bugs across the generations -- including Caterpie, Weedle, Wurmple, Venipede, Scatterbug, Grubbin and Blipbug -- have their second stage evolution be their pupa state, with stats [[StoneWall that trade in overall offense and speed in exchange for HP and defense]],
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* ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'': Several early game bugs across the generations -- including Caterpie, Weedle, Wurmple, Venipede, Scatterbug, Grubbin and Blipbug -- have their second stage evolution be their pupa state, with stats [[StoneWall that trade in overall offense and speed in exchange for HP and defense]], with all of them learning Harden, a defense-increasing status move, upon reaching this stage.
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Real life cocoons are meant to naturally protect the caterpillar undergoing metamorphosis
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* ''Anime/PokemonTheSeries'': In "[[Recap/PokemonS1E4ChallengeOfTheSamurai Challenge of the Samurai]]", Ash commands his Metapod to Harden in response to the Samurai proclaiming that his Pinser will cut his Pokémon in half. Metapod's resulting state ends up breaking the spikes off of the opposing bug Pokémon's pincers, while the former's grizzly fate was averted.
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* ''Anime/PokemonTheSeries'': In "[[Recap/PokemonS1E4ChallengeOfTheSamurai Challenge of the Samurai]]", Ash commands his Metapod to Harden in response to the Samurai proclaiming that his Pinser will cut his Pokémon in half. Metapod's resulting state ends up manages to avert its possible grizzly fate, the hardened surface breaking the spikes off of the opposing bug Pokémon's pincers, while the former's grizzly fate was averted.
pincers.
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* ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'':''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'': Several early game bugs across the generations -- including Caterpie, Weedle, Wurmple, Venipede, Scatterbug, Grubbin and Blipbug -- have their second stage evolution be their pupa state, with stats [[StoneWall that trade in overall offense and speed in exchange for HP and defense]],
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VideoGameSettings are generally static, as it's generally much simpler to design levels that remain the same, visually and structurally, as you play through it. Sometimes though, for the sake of visual storytelling, you get a level where it gets altered before your eyes, all without being interrupted via a cutscene -- whether it be a building that's breaking down from an imminent disaster, a forest that's caught fire and rapidly spreading, or an InUniverse game. Most of the time, it's done via a scripted sequence, but certain genres achieve this trope overtime, typically in tandem with a TimedMission.
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VideoGameSettings are generally static, as it's generally much simpler to design levels that remain the same, visually and structurally, as you play through it. Sometimes though, for the sake of visual storytelling, you get a level where it gets altered goes through a visual overhaul before your eyes, all without being interrupted via a cutscene -- whether it be a building that's breaking down from an imminent disaster, the sun setting , or a forest that's caught fire and rapidly spreading, or an InUniverse game.spreading. Most of the time, it's done via a scripted sequence, but certain genres achieve this trope overtime, typically in tandem with a TimedMission.
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** ''VideoGame/FridayNightFunkinCorruption'':
** One of the scrapped plans for the cancelled 3.0 update of ''VideoGame/VsSonicExe'' was this type of level in form of "Manual Blast". At the start, the backdrop appears to be a typical GreenHillZone, with the scene being an upbeat battle with Hog, a cute knockoff of Sonic. But then it all takes a turn with Hog undergoing an off-screen PainfulTransformation into Scorched, with the setting getting altered to be generally bleak -- the atmosphere darkening, the plant-life dying, and the ocean turning blood red -- until the song reaches its climax, where the game-world becomes incredibly glitchy and eventually zooming out to reveal to have all taken. While the remains of the final build would only include the asset for the first two phases of the stage, subsequent fan-made mod projects like ''FNF [=EXEternal=]'' would recreate the intended final sequence of the game, with the listed fan-mod also having [[NoFourthWall the very assets that make up the game, both in-universe and out, get deleted overtime.]]
** One of the scrapped plans for the cancelled 3.0 update of ''VideoGame/VsSonicExe'' was this type of level in form of "Manual Blast". At the start, the backdrop appears to be a typical GreenHillZone, with the scene being an upbeat battle with Hog, a cute knockoff of Sonic. But then it all takes a turn with Hog undergoing an off-screen PainfulTransformation into Scorched, with the setting getting altered to be generally bleak -- the atmosphere darkening, the plant-life dying, and the ocean turning blood red -- until the song reaches its climax, where the game-world becomes incredibly glitchy and eventually zooming out to reveal to have all taken. While the remains of the final build would only include the asset for the first two phases of the stage, subsequent fan-made mod projects like ''FNF [=EXEternal=]'' would recreate the intended final sequence of the game, with the listed fan-mod also having [[NoFourthWall the very assets that make up the game, both in-universe and out, get deleted overtime.]]
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** ''VideoGame/FridayNightFunkinCorruption'':
''VideoGame/FridayNightFunkinCorruption'': . Notably the first instance of an ''FNF'' mod changing assets mid-song
** One of the scrapped plans for the cancelled 3.0 update of ''VideoGame/VsSonicExe'' was this type of level in form of "Manual Blast". At the start, the backdrop appears to be a typical GreenHillZone, with the scene being an upbeat battle with Hog, a cute knockoff ofSonic. Franchise/{{Sonic|TheHedgehog}}. But then it all takes a turn with Hog undergoing an off-screen PainfulTransformation into Scorched, with the setting getting altered to be generally bleak -- the atmosphere darkening, the plant-life dying, and the ocean turning blood red -- until the song reaches its climax, where the game-world becomes incredibly glitchy and eventually zooming out to reveal to have all taken. taken on a TV with a Sega Genesis. While the remains of the final build would only include the asset for the first two phases of the stage, subsequent fan-made mod projects like ''FNF [=EXEternal=]'' would recreate the intended final sequence of the game, sequence, with the listed fan-mod also having [[NoFourthWall [[InterfaceScrew the very assets that make up the game, both in-universe and out, get deleted overtime.]]
** One of the scrapped plans for the cancelled 3.0 update of ''VideoGame/VsSonicExe'' was this type of level in form of "Manual Blast". At the start, the backdrop appears to be a typical GreenHillZone, with the scene being an upbeat battle with Hog, a cute knockoff of
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* ''Anime/PokemonTheSeries'': In "[[Recap/PokemonS1E4ChallengeOfTheSamurai Challenge of the Samurai]]", Ash commands his Metapod to Harden in response to the Samurai proclaiming that his Pinser will cut his Pokémon in half. Metapod's resulting state ends up breaking the spikes off of the opposing bug Pokémon's pincers, while the former's grizzly fate was averted.
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* ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'':
[[AC:Anime and Manga]]
* ''Anime/PokemonTheSeries'': In "[[Recap/PokemonS1E4ChallengeOfTheSamurai Challenge of the Samurai]]", Ash commands his Metapod to Harden in response to the Samurai proclaiming that his Pinser will cut his Pokémon in half. Metapod's resulting state ends up breaking the spikes off of the opposing bug Pokémon's pincers, while the former's grizzly fate was averted.
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* StormOfBlades: The plot of ''[=IWoaTS=]'' is kicked off by many previously inanimate blades suddenly coming to life and making holes in the houses and people on their path to Youkai Mountain.
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* StormOfBlades: The plot of ''[=IWoaTS=]'' is kicked off by many previously inanimate blades suddenly coming to life and making holes in the houses and injuring people on their path to Youkai Mountain.
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VideoGameSettings are generally static, as it's generally much simpler to design levels that remain the same, visually and structurally, as you play through it. Sometimes though, for the sake of visual storytelling, you get a
Most of the time, it's done via a scripted sequence,
Most of the time, it's done via a scripted sequence,
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VideoGameSettings are generally static, as it's generally much simpler to design levels that remain the same, visually and structurally, as you play through it. Sometimes though, for the sake of visual storytelling, you get a
a level where it gets altered before your eyes, all without being interrupted via a cutscene -- whether it be a building that's breaking down from an imminent disaster, a forest that's caught fire and rapidly spreading, or an InUniverse game. Most of the time, it's done via a scripted sequence,
sequence, but certain genres achieve this trope overtime, typically in tandem with a TimedMission.
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* ''VideoGame/FridayNightFunkinCorruption'':
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** ''VideoGame/FridayNightFunkinCorruption'':
** One of the scrapped plans for the cancelled 3.0 update of ''VideoGame/VsSonicExe'' was this type of level in form of "Manual Blast". At the start, the backdrop appears to be a typical GreenHillZone, with the scene being an upbeat battle with Hog, a cute knockoff of Sonic. But then it all takes a turn with Hog undergoing an off-screen PainfulTransformation into Scorched, with the setting getting altered to be generally bleak -- the atmosphere darkening, the plant-life dying, and the ocean turning blood red -- until the song reaches its climax, where the game-world becomes incredibly glitchy and eventually zooming out to reveal to have all taken. While the remains of the final build would only include the asset for the first two phases of the stage, subsequent fan-made mod projects like ''FNF [=EXEternal=]'' would recreate the intended final sequence of the game, with the listed fan-mod also having [[NoFourthWall the very assets that make up the game, both in-universe and out, get deleted overtime.]]
*''VideoGame/Portal2'':''VideoGame/SamAndMaxFreelancePolice'': In the remake of season one, the ChaseScene with the runaway Soda Popper is accompanied by the sky gradually turning from evening to nighttime as the chase goes on.
** ''VideoGame/FridayNightFunkinCorruption'':
** One of the scrapped plans for the cancelled 3.0 update of ''VideoGame/VsSonicExe'' was this type of level in form of "Manual Blast". At the start, the backdrop appears to be a typical GreenHillZone, with the scene being an upbeat battle with Hog, a cute knockoff of Sonic. But then it all takes a turn with Hog undergoing an off-screen PainfulTransformation into Scorched, with the setting getting altered to be generally bleak -- the atmosphere darkening, the plant-life dying, and the ocean turning blood red -- until the song reaches its climax, where the game-world becomes incredibly glitchy and eventually zooming out to reveal to have all taken. While the remains of the final build would only include the asset for the first two phases of the stage, subsequent fan-made mod projects like ''FNF [=EXEternal=]'' would recreate the intended final sequence of the game, with the listed fan-mod also having [[NoFourthWall the very assets that make up the game, both in-universe and out, get deleted overtime.]]
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VideoGameSettings are generally static, as it's generally much simpler to design levels that remain the same, visually and structurally, as you play through it. Sometimes though, for the sake of visual storytelling, you get a
Most of the time, it's done via a scripted sequence,
Compare and contrast RemixedLevel, where an older level gets revisited at a later point with a new look, rather than changing as the player progresses through it.
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!!Examples:
* ''VideoGame/FridayNightFunkinCorruption'':
* ''VideoGame/Portal2'':
* ''VideoGame/Sonic3AndKnuckles'': Angel Island Zone starts off as a lush green jungle, but after beating the mini-boss halfway through Act 1, the place gets firebombed by a swarm of Fire Breath badniks, turning the place into a fiery inferno, with the plant-life catching fire and becoming a more decayed color.
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[[folder:'Dynamically Changing Level' trope]]
VideoGameSettings are generally static, as it's generally much simpler to design levels that remain the same, visually and structurally, as you play through it. Sometimes though, for the sake of visual storytelling, you get a
Most of the time, it's done via a scripted sequence,
Compare and contrast RemixedLevel, where an older level gets revisited at a later point with a new look, rather than changing as the player progresses through it.
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* ''VideoGame/FridayNightFunkinCorruption'':
* ''VideoGame/Portal2'':
* ''VideoGame/Sonic3AndKnuckles'': Angel Island Zone starts off as a lush green jungle, but after beating the mini-boss halfway through Act 1, the place gets firebombed by a swarm of Fire Breath badniks, turning the place into a fiery inferno, with the plant-life catching fire and becoming a more decayed color.
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[=FanTouhouMusic=] is a Website/YouTube channel that uploads ''Franchise/TouhouProject''-styled music. From remixes of songs from other ''Touhou'' fan-works, to full original ''Touhou'' story albums.
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[=FanTouhouMusic=] is a Website/YouTube channel that uploads ''Franchise/TouhouProject''-styled music. From remixes of songs from other ''Touhou'' fan-works, to full original ''Touhou'' story albums.
albums framed as a ''Touhou Project'' game.
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* ShoutOut: From the ''Immense Will of a Thousand Swords'' album (with the channel itself posting its references and inspirations [[https://youtu.be/BBJ2pPpRUjk here]]):
** The main menu theme "An Eastern Story From Another World" features a melody from "Beyond the Sealed Door" of the FanGame ''Riverbed Soul Saver''.
** "Calming Rivers of Youkai Mountain" shares the same opening melody of "Silent Brought by a Gentle Breeze" from ''Wall Separating the Stage and Audience''.
** Hisako Minemoto's theme "Awakening Mountain Beast ~ Oni's Wrath" samples melodies from [[Characters/VocaloidShanghaiHeNian Luo Tianyi's]] "Sun Quan The Emperor" and [=LiSA=]'s "Gurenge" from ''Manga/DemonSlayerKimetsuNoYaiba''.
** Midway through "Behold as Oumagatoki has Come Again" has Music/{{Cascada}}'s "Miracle".
* "Futsunushi's No Man's Land" shares the melodies of "The Mahoujou of Light and Shadow" from ''Book of Star Mythology''.
** Hishiko Fujikawa's theme uses the opening melody of Yuiko's "Awake", the middle of "Life-Guiding Song ~ Prospect Mirai" from ''Mystical Power Plant'', and the chorus tune of Kano's "Glow".
** [[spoiler:Zeph Killoran's]] theme shares the opening melody of ''Outside the Traditional World'''s "Deathscythe Paradise", and the melody of "Summertime Rhapsody of a Dying World" from ''Wonderful Waking World''.
** "Behold as Hinode has Come Again" is remixed from DAISHIDANCE'S remix of "Path of the Wind" from ''Anime/MyNeighborTotoro''.
** The main menu theme "An Eastern Story From Another World" features a melody from "Beyond the Sealed Door" of the FanGame ''Riverbed Soul Saver''.
** "Calming Rivers of Youkai Mountain" shares the same opening melody of "Silent Brought by a Gentle Breeze" from ''Wall Separating the Stage and Audience''.
** Hisako Minemoto's theme "Awakening Mountain Beast ~ Oni's Wrath" samples melodies from [[Characters/VocaloidShanghaiHeNian Luo Tianyi's]] "Sun Quan The Emperor" and [=LiSA=]'s "Gurenge" from ''Manga/DemonSlayerKimetsuNoYaiba''.
** Midway through "Behold as Oumagatoki has Come Again" has Music/{{Cascada}}'s "Miracle".
* "Futsunushi's No Man's Land" shares the melodies of "The Mahoujou of Light and Shadow" from ''Book of Star Mythology''.
** Hishiko Fujikawa's theme uses the opening melody of Yuiko's "Awake", the middle of "Life-Guiding Song ~ Prospect Mirai" from ''Mystical Power Plant'', and the chorus tune of Kano's "Glow".
** [[spoiler:Zeph Killoran's]] theme shares the opening melody of ''Outside the Traditional World'''s "Deathscythe Paradise", and the melody of "Summertime Rhapsody of a Dying World" from ''Wonderful Waking World''.
** "Behold as Hinode has Come Again" is remixed from DAISHIDANCE'S remix of "Path of the Wind" from ''Anime/MyNeighborTotoro''.
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[=FanTouhouMusic=] is a Website/YouTube channel that uploads ''Franchise/TouhouProject''-styled music
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[=FanTouhouMusic=] is a Website/YouTube channel that uploads ''Franchise/TouhouProject''-styled music
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* ''Touhou Senshi Tamashī ~ Immense Will of a Thousand Swords'': With the Great Hakurei Barrier still weakened from a prior incident, an unknown force had entered Gensokyo, followed by the many swords and sharp weapons suddenly flying towards a remote location in Youkai Mountain. With the chaos caused by the sword-based damages, the heroines set out to find the culprit behind the odd incident.
* ''Touhou Shēnhóng Chéng ~ Emergence of Crimson Acropolis'': A normal day in Gensokyo gets interrupted by a large structure breaking through the barrier and floating in Gensokyo's skies, releasing a crimson-colored mist blocking the sunlight and altering the weather.
* ''Touhou Shēnhóng Chéng ~ Emergence of Crimson Acropolis'': A normal day in Gensokyo gets interrupted by a large structure breaking through the barrier and floating in Gensokyo's skies, releasing a crimson-colored mist blocking the sunlight and altering the weather.
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* ''Touhou Senshi Tamashī ~ Immense Will of a Thousand Swords'': With the Great Hakurei Barrier still weakened from a prior incident, an unknown force had entered Gensokyo, followed by the many swords and sharp weapons suddenly flying towards a remote location in Youkai Mountain. With the chaos caused by the sword-based damages, the heroines Reimu Hakurei set out to find the culprit behind the odd incident.
* ''Touhou Shēnhóng Chéng ~ Emergence of Crimson Acropolis'': A normal day in Gensokyo gets interrupted by a large structure breaking through the barrier and floating in Gensokyo's skies, releasing a crimson-colored mist blocking the sunlight and altering the weather. \n Having been warned of the damage to the barrier by Yukari, Reimu sets out for the acropolis in the sky to hopefully resolve the incident.
* ''Touhou Shēnhóng Chéng ~ Emergence of Crimson Acropolis'': A normal day in Gensokyo gets interrupted by a large structure breaking through the barrier and floating in Gensokyo's skies, releasing a crimson-colored mist blocking the sunlight and altering the weather.
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** NayutalieN's "[[https://youtu.be/OkVajUoCET4 Alien Alien]]".
** The UsefulNotes/{{Malaysian}} patriot theme "[[https://youtu.be/raoq4wIObyQ Keranamu]]".
** The UsefulNotes/{{Malaysian}} patriot theme "[[https://youtu.be/raoq4wIObyQ Keranamu]]".
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** NayutalieN's [=NayutalieN=]'s "[[https://youtu.be/OkVajUoCET4 Alien Alien]]".
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* StormOfBlades: The plot of ''[=IWoaTS=]'' is kicked off by many previously inanimate blades suddenly coming to life and making holes in the houses and people on their way to Youkai Mountain.
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* StormOfBlades: The plot of ''[=IWoaTS=]'' is kicked off by many previously inanimate blades suddenly coming to life and making holes in the houses and people on their way path to Youkai Mountain.
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[=FanTouhouMusic=] is a Website/YouTube channel that uploads ''Franchise/TouhouProject''-styled music
The [=YouTube=] channel can be found [[https://www.youtube.com/@fantouhoumusic-2188/featured here.]]
!!Original Albums
* ''Touhou Senshi Tamashī ~ Immense Will of a Thousand Swords'': With the Great Hakurei Barrier still weakened from a prior incident, an unknown force had entered Gensokyo, followed by the many swords and sharp weapons suddenly flying towards a remote location in Youkai Mountain. With the chaos caused by the sword-based damages, the heroines set out to find the culprit behind the odd incident.
* ''Touhou Shēnhóng Chéng ~ Emergence of Crimson Acropolis'': A normal day in Gensokyo gets interrupted by a large structure breaking through the barrier and floating in Gensokyo's skies, releasing a crimson-colored mist blocking the sunlight and altering the weather.
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!!Tropes pertaining to the channel and its music:
* CoverVersion: Fan has on occasion done some Touhou-styled covers of other songs, including:
** Music/Deco27's "[[https://youtu.be/SH0P0LNawCg Vampire]]".
** Music/{{Yoasobi}}'s "[[https://youtu.be/Hwrtdj9-Ajs Yoru ni Kakeru]]", "[[https://youtu.be/jZ1TuQNKlyA Monster]]" and "[[https://youtu.be/7DdblQmyo18 Idol]]".
** Tsukuyomi/[=YurryCanon=]'s "[[https://youtu.be/dmAqYx5yfc8 Reason for Existence]]"
** NayutalieN's "[[https://youtu.be/OkVajUoCET4 Alien Alien]]".
** The UsefulNotes/{{Malaysian}} patriot theme "[[https://youtu.be/raoq4wIObyQ Keranamu]]".
** "[[https://youtu.be/-dsentng2ac Reason Living]]" from ''Manga/BungoStrayDogs''
** Music/OZone's "[[https://youtu.be/DNsA3U3SbBs Dragostea din Tei]]" (better known as "Numa Numa").
** Yukopi's "[[https://youtu.be/M2y1CSu4344 Kyoufuu All Back]]".
** Music/Eiffel65's "Blue".
* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: [=FanTouhouMusic=] was preceded by [=FanTBS=], which had mostly uploaded remixes of official ''Touhou'' music (these remixes being re-uploaded at [=FanTouhouMusic=]'s creation) rather than ''Touhou'' fan music that's more commonly covered in present.
* StormOfBlades: The plot of ''[=IWoaTS=]'' is kicked off by many previously inanimate blades suddenly coming to life and making holes in the houses and people on their way to Youkai Mountain.
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''VideoGame/FlowerKnightGirl'' has a lot, and I mean ''a lot'', of characters in its roster. So much so, it seems like a heavy task to cover every single Flower Knight, which wouldn't be so bad if not for a few things: The game is exclusively in Japanese, and the wiki that covers the game is, at the moment, largely focused on the gameplay aspects instead of the dialogue. The most story covered is all Japanese text lifted straight from the game, which can at least allow for some rough translations via Google Translate or [=DeepL=].
And so, most of my work consists of my limited memory of the "official" translation port that has once existed (which is regarded with a lot of scrutiny by fans due to its inconsistent quality), and machine-translating all of the available transcripts of the game (via wiki), which is limited to the Library Introduction, in-game quotes, and Vice-Leader dialogue; no Character Quests, and only a fair amount of special events.
I originally intended to cover each of the Flower Knights one-by-one, adding specific info (Rarity, Attribute, Affection Item/Favorite Gift, and Language of Flowers) and tropes applying to certain girls. But this caused some problems when I inevitably ran up short on finding Tropes that apply to the girls, due to a lack of access to the Character Quest's transcripts (which typically provides some real meat to the characters), along with my knowledge of all existing tropes being similarly limited. So I'm then on limiting myself to covering characters I'm more familiar with and leaving the rest to those who ''do'' have the required info.
And thus this page was made, to cover all the ''FKG'' characters to keep track of who's left to add, or to add a notifiers if a character's section is left undone. If you wish to contribute to '''[[Characters/FlowerKnightGirl this character page]]''', preferably with access to relevant resources (translations of various story and character tidbits), please update the list below accordingly.
'''And as a final important note:''' ''Flower Knight Girl'' is a Japanese harem HGame, which (while having SFW versions that remove the explicit material) naturally requires taking into account both Administrivia/TheContentPolicy and Administrivia/NoLewdnessNoPrudishness when covering it on this wiki, ''especially'' the former.
And so, most of my work consists of my limited memory of the "official" translation port that has once existed (which is regarded with a lot of scrutiny by fans due to its inconsistent quality), and machine-translating all of the available transcripts of the game (via wiki), which is limited to the Library Introduction, in-game quotes, and Vice-Leader dialogue; no Character Quests, and only a fair amount of special events.
I originally intended to cover each of the Flower Knights one-by-one, adding specific info (Rarity, Attribute, Affection Item/Favorite Gift, and Language of Flowers) and tropes applying to certain girls. But this caused some problems when I inevitably ran up short on finding Tropes that apply to the girls, due to a lack of access to the Character Quest's transcripts (which typically provides some real meat to the characters), along with my knowledge of all existing tropes being similarly limited. So I'm then on limiting myself to covering characters I'm more familiar with and leaving the rest to those who ''do'' have the required info.
And thus this page was made, to cover all the ''FKG'' characters to keep track of who's left to add, or to add a notifiers if a character's section is left undone. If you wish to contribute to '''[[Characters/FlowerKnightGirl this character page]]''', preferably with access to relevant resources (translations of various story and character tidbits), please update the list below accordingly.
'''And as a final important note:''' ''Flower Knight Girl'' is a Japanese harem HGame, which (while having SFW versions that remove the explicit material) naturally requires taking into account both Administrivia/TheContentPolicy and Administrivia/NoLewdnessNoPrudishness when covering it on this wiki, ''especially'' the former.
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![[Characters/FlowerKnightGirl Flower Knight Girl]]
Should be organized by Flower Knight ID, with possibility of error; including some Knights being missing.
[[foldercontrol]]
[[folder:Winter Rose]]
* White Pansy - '''U'''
* Yellow Pansy - '''U'''
* Purple Pansy - '''U'''
* Camellia - '''U'''
* Royal Princess - '''U'''
* Leschenaultia
* Daisy
* Green Bristlegrass
* Fatsia
* Poinsettia
* Holly
* Himalayan Creeping Saxifrage
* Primula
* Zephyranthes - '''Done'''
* Rosemary
* Mimosa
* Cineraria
* Heather
* Japanese Rowan
* Saffron
* Aloe
* Snowdrop
* Cockspur Coral Tree
* Alyssum
* Lady's Sorrel
* Creeping Smartweed
* Seemannia
* Ghost Weed
* Eucharis
* Pussy Ears
* Strelitzia
* Butterfly Bush
* Loquat
* Christmas Begonia
* Olive
* Sensitive Plant
* Manettia
* Tassel Flower
* Soft Windflower
* Blushing Bride
* Bouvardia
* Calendula
* Japanese Quince
* Liverwort
* Radish
* Lion's Ear
* Paphiopedilum
* Winter Cosmos
* Comet Orchid
* Lithops
* Monkshood
* Correa
* Multiflora
* Kalanchoe
* Mini Rose
* North Pole
* Channelled Hearth
* Penny Plant
* Brachyscome
* Dimorphotheca
* Plumed Cockscomb
* Christmas Cactus
* Bluet
* Yuzu
* Fuki
* Glory of the Snow
* Snowberry
* Pulmonaria
* Checkerberry
* Leucophyllus
* Lisa
* Longstalk Holly
* Winter Jasmine
* Artichoke
* Kalanchoe Pinnata
* Urza Pranaice
* Cotton
* Aerva
* Erica Christmas Parade
* Ionopsidium
* Euryops Daisy
* Eremophila
* Chinese Lucky Grass
* Musk Rose
* Luculia
[[/folder]]
[[folder:Banana Ocean]]
* Gladiolus - '''U'''
* Sunflower - '''U'''
* Egyptian Water Lily
* Bistort
* Japanese Bindweed
* Moon Vine
* Morning Glory
* Casablanca
* Mountain Lily
* Rosy Lily
* Morning Star Lily
* Tachibana
* Anthurium
* German Iris
* Ionocidium
* Wood Sorrel
* Cape Jasmine
* Mandevilla
* Royal Water Lily - '''Done'''
* Showy Evening Primrose
* Four O'Clock
* Sneezeweed
* Gaillardia
* Apple of Sodom
* Lanata
* Summer Squash
* Sandersonia
* Chloranthus
* Coral Bush
* Lily
* Rain Lily
* Tall Stewardia
* Hop
* Snake Gourd
* Texas Bluebell
* Belladonna
* Green Bell
* Habranthus
* Gazania
* Plumeria - '''Done'''
* Skunk Vine
* Thoroughwart
* Acanthus
* Kiwi Fruit
* Purslane
* Water Dropwart
* Pomegranate
* Madagascar Periwinkle
* Ixoria
* Curcuma
* Coneflower
* Sweet William Catchfly
* False Hydrangea
* Echeveria
* Nightshade - '''Done'''
* Viburnum
* Lemon
* Rainbow Rose - '''Done'''
* Straw Flower
* Tuberose
* Purple Columbine
* Cypress Vine
* Showy Lily
* Sakaki
* Silphium
* Usagigiku
* Nolana
* Solidaster
* Godetia
* Kudzu
* Montbretia
* Rhoeo
* Balsam
* Jujube
* Wheel Lily
* Chicory
* Flame Lily
* Red Cat's Tail
* Cacao
* Impatiens
* Tutsan
* Bessara
* Exacum
* Rochea
* Agapanthus
* Helianthus
* Heliopsis
* Blackberry
* Hemerocallis
* Herb-of-grace
* Carrot
* Burdock
* Twinflower
* Moss Rose
* Rye
* Lilac Squirrel
* Marshmallow Plant
* Escallonia
* Christmas Bush
* Coffea
* Melampodium
* Cichorium
* Tiger's Claw
* Tritoma
* Sago Palm
* Garden Croton
* Crossandra
* Lemon Grass
* Crown of Thorns
* Turep
* Common Sorrel
* Winged Everlasting
* Aphelandra
[[/folder]]
[[folder:Blossom Hill]]
* Saint Paulia - '''U'''
* Rose - '''U'''
* Thunberg Spirea
* Amaryliss
* Hinoki
* Chinese Milk Vetch
* Yulan Magnolia
* Moth Orchid
* Peach
* Flowering Peach
* Fire Lily
* Anemone
* Cherry - '''Done'''
* Lupin
* Crowea
* Cherry Sage
* Dahlia
* Snapdragon
* Black Lotus
* Hare's Tail Grass
* Candle Bark
* Viola
* Misletoe
* Christmas Rose
* Tree Peony
* Amur Adonis
* Acacia
* Poppy
* Ranunculus
* Apricot
* Evergreen Candytuft
* Forget-Me-Not
* Lesser Celandine
* Scotch Broom
* Pouch Flower
* Soapwort
* Fullmoon Maple
* Chickweed
* Asian Bleeding Heart
* Freesia
* Pitcher Plant
* Horse Chestnut
* Cowslip
* Easter Cactus
* Spring Star
* Japanese Barberry
* Azalea
* Formosan Cherry
* Moss Phlox
* Pot Marigold
* Ixla
* Vinca
* Ceanothus
* Violet Cress
* Gooseberry
* Zebrina
* Scilla
* Anagallis
* Borage
* Masdevallia
* Plum
* Gilia
* Ebine
* Anchusa
* Verbena
* Berzelia
* Creeping Bugleweed
* Redcurrant
* Anisodontea
* Harujion
* Kijimushiro
* Orange
* Meconopis
* Thisle
* Prune
* Mitsumata
* Winter Daphne
* Solomon's Seal
* Nodding Anemone
* Pussy Willow
* Bougainvillea
* Gold Bunny
* Gumi
* June Berry
* Twinleaf
* Celia
* Almond
* Sickle-shaped Solomon's Seal
* Peristrophe
* Cassis
* Asian Hazel
* Jack-in-the-pulpit
* Snow Dragon
* Spilanthes
* Calibrachoa
* Muscari
* Stephanotis
* Boronia
* Malcolmia
* Oriental Poppy
* Japanese Andromeda
* Nematanthus
* Pincushion
* Kangaroo Paws
* Felicia
* Persian Speedwell
[[/folder]]
[[folder:Bergamot Valley]]
* Marigold - '''U'''
* Cyclamen - '''U'''
* Mint - '''U'''
* Globe Amaranth
* White Clover
* Fragrant Olive
* Jasmine
* Toad Lily
* Gerbera
* Chocolate Cosmos
* Crimson Clover
* Iris
* Kerria
* Otogirisou
* Queen of the Night
* Japanese Water Iris
* Pink
* Canna
* Nerine
* Red Spider Lily
* Dragon Fruit
* Japanese Silver Grass
* Nasturtium
* Laurentia
* Japanese Gentian
* Echinacea
* Ivy - '''Done'''
* Heliotrope
* Veronica - '''Done'''
* Balloon Vine
* Japanese Mugwort
* Russelia
* Liriope
* Tatarian Aster
* Water Hyacinth
* Clematis
* Trailing Abutilon
* Bush Clover
* Fireweed
* Pineapple
* Lamb's Ear
* Skimmia
* Jersey Cudweed
* Tiger Lily
* Curry Plant
* Coral Flower
* Golden Lace
* Streptocarpus
* Worm Wood
* Billy Buttons
* Japanese Glory Bower
* Chinese Quince
* Gajumaru
* Clover
* Japanese Anemone
* Coleus
* Azuki Bean
* Camellia Wabisuke
* China Root
* Sutera
* Abelia
* Gourd
* Aibika
* Twinspur
* Luffa
* Blue Spiraea
* Pyrethum
* Kayana
* Asian Royal Fern
* Garlic Vine
* Mimulus
* Rose Moss
* Lychnis
* Lewisia
* Japanese Madder
* Tampala
* Konara
* Shitake
* Bauera
* Bryonia
* Aeonium
* Chelone
* Reed
* Stokes' Aster
* Vanda
* Forest Ghost Flower
* Mandarin's Hair
* Blue Star
* Cape Plumbago
* October Stonecrop
* Yew Plum Pine
[[/folder]]
[[folder:Lily Wood]]
* Heliconia - '''U'''
* Edelweiss - '''U'''
* Dandelion - '''U'''
* Cornflower - '''U'''
* Carnation - '''U'''
* Sweet Pea - '''U'''
* Lilac
* Chocolate Lily - '''Done'''
* Red Tulip
* Yellow Tulip
* Purple Tulip
* White Tulip
* Silver Orchid
* Glory of the Sun
* Flowering Dogwood
* Geranium - '''Done'''
* Flamingo Plant
* Calla
* Night Phox
* Epidendrum
* Monotropastrum
* Lunaria
* Ginkgo
* Maple
* Sourwood
* Star Cluster
* Apple - '''Done'''
* Fir Tree
* Heavenly Bamboo
* Ornamental Kale
* Pine Tree
* Herbaceous Peony
* Wax Vine
* Burning Bush
* Delphinium
* Aster
* Satsuki
* Allium
* Hollyhock
* Fuchsia
* Tree of a Thousand Stars
* Barrenwort
* Chinese Lantern
* Asiatic Dayflower
* Dusty Miller
* Wax Tree
* Devil in a Bush
* Mikan
* False Daphne
* Beefsteak Geranium
* King Protea
* Dalmatian Bellflower
* Aizoon Stonecrop
* Lycaste
* Heart Vine
* Firethorn
* Reaves Spirea
* Elder Flower
* Sweet William
* Yarrow
* Money Tree
* Penstemon
* Bleeding Heart
* Pinkladies
* Larkspur
* Turnip
* Baby Blue Eyes
* Peperomia
* Wheat
* Quince
* Corn Cockle
* Easter Lily
* Spoon Wood
* Silene Coeli Rosa
* Buttercup
* Walnut
* Three-leaved Clematis
* Ananas
* Physostegia
* Tarragon
* Buntan
* Duranta
* Cobra Lily
* Crown Imperial
* Globe Thistle
* Cowberry
* Spider Lily
* Coriander
* Avens
* Passionate Flower
* Brodiaea
* Hackberry
* Verbascum
* Dogwood
* Pothos
* Santolina
* Blue Lace Flower
* Dill
* Liatris
* Regal Lily
* Screw Flower
* Spotted Bellflower
* Clustered Bellflower
* Potato
* Browallia
* Cerastium
* Syngonium
* East Asian Eurya
* Blueberry
* Formosa Lily
* Nicotania
* Smoke Tree
* Showy Baby's Breath
* Nemesia
* Hebe
* Valerian
* Bird's Foot Trefoil
* Tea Tree
* Huechera
* Cinnamon
* Macadamia
* Chervil
[[/folder]]
[[folder:Lotus Lake]]
* Rabbit-ear Iris - '''Done'''
* Lotus - '''U'''
* Lamium - '''Done'''
* Flowering Rush
* Mauritiana
* Poached Egg Plant
* Creeping Jenny
* Yomena
* Lucky Bamboo
* Baikamo
* Fennel
* Watercress
* Wolf Berry
* Lobelia
* Water Hyssop
* Buckbean
* Annual Blue-eyed Grass
* Water Fringe
* Native Bryony
* Sparaxis
* Skullcap
* Stock
* Asian Rice
* Lacquer Tree
* Flat Sea Holly
* Rough Potato
* Adenium
* Hare's Ear
* Squirrel Tail Grass
* Pygmy Water Lily
* Blood Iris
* Sawagikyou
* Jumpseed
* Henna
* Tritonia
* Statice
* Sedum
* Elm
* Barley
* Oregano
* Kitsune no Botan
* Giant Arrowhead
* Winter Cherry
* Snakeberry
* White Gaura
* Nipplewort
* Pontederia
* Sanvitalia
* Angelica
* Usagigoke
* Baikasou
* Gold Coin Daisy
* Hyacinth
* Kurinsou
* Giant Leopard Plant
* Smithiantha
* Eryngii
* Hosta
* Seashore Pink
* Isogiku
* Achimenes
* Clove
* Papyrus Seed
* Silk Tree
* Schizanthus
* Spider Wort
* Sea Aster
* Asian Pogonia
* Japanese Snowball Bush
* Mertensia
* Red Dead Nettle
* Lippia
* Cardamine Lyrata
* Patchystachys
* Iwarenge
* Touch-me-not
* Linaria
* Convolvulus
* Seashore Aster
* Rugosa Rose
* Water Poppy
* Konagi
* Water Pepper
* Tulsi
* Basil
* Hemlock
* Threeleaf Arrowhead
* Solidago
* South Enchanter's Nightshade
* Purple Loosestrife
* Purple Marshlocks
* Cleome
* Digitalis
* See-through Lily
* Armeria
* Manchineel
* Ornithogalum
* Wall Iris
* Dracaena
* Dragon Tree
* Water Speedwell
* Rose Mallow
* Shaga
* Crinum
* Common Sundew
* Fortune Saxifrage
[[/folder]]
[[folder:Other Knights]]
This primarily covers Knights that have significant story relevance (the Ancient Flower Knights, for example), are exclusive Knights (Bloss, Win, Nidhogg, etc), or are obtained through exclusive {{Crossover}} events.
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!!Story
* World Flower Knights
** Bloss
** Win
* Khepri
* Nidhogg
!!Collaboration
* Nightmaher (Dog's Violet Tooth); character from ''Hanahime''
* ''Girl's Symphony'' Knights:
** Anri (Rue Anemone)
** Valnbone (Goldenrod)
** Eir (Thyme)
** Luluna (Scaly Hydrangea)
** Mattia (Field Horsetail)
* [[Manga/ThatTimeIGotReincarnatedAsASlime That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Flower Knight]]:
** Milim (China Pink)
** Shion (Nokonngiku)
** Treyni (Schefflera)
** Shizu (White Enkianthus)
* ''Kouyoku Senki [=ExS-Tia=]'' Knights:
** Azarin (Exstia Magica)
** Marina Katsuragi (Exstia)
** Reese Verne (Exstia Chevalier)
** Yuri Amakubo (Exstia Flora)
* Creator/AliceSoft's ''Rance'' Knights:
** Satella
** Uesugi Kenshin
** Urza Pranaice
** Shizuka Masou
** Sill Plain
** Maria Custard
** Kentou Kanami
* ''Akatsuki Yureru Koi Akari'' Knights:
** Akane
** Mio
** Ririmu Tobe
** Momiji Suzakuin
** Asahi Kuki
** Setsugekka Kazamine
[[/folder]]
Should be organized by Flower Knight ID, with possibility of error; including some Knights being missing.
[[foldercontrol]]
[[folder:Winter Rose]]
* White Pansy - '''U'''
* Yellow Pansy - '''U'''
* Purple Pansy - '''U'''
* Camellia - '''U'''
* Royal Princess - '''U'''
* Leschenaultia
* Daisy
* Green Bristlegrass
* Fatsia
* Poinsettia
* Holly
* Himalayan Creeping Saxifrage
* Primula
* Zephyranthes - '''Done'''
* Rosemary
* Mimosa
* Cineraria
* Heather
* Japanese Rowan
* Saffron
* Aloe
* Snowdrop
* Cockspur Coral Tree
* Alyssum
* Lady's Sorrel
* Creeping Smartweed
* Seemannia
* Ghost Weed
* Eucharis
* Pussy Ears
* Strelitzia
* Butterfly Bush
* Loquat
* Christmas Begonia
* Olive
* Sensitive Plant
* Manettia
* Tassel Flower
* Soft Windflower
* Blushing Bride
* Bouvardia
* Calendula
* Japanese Quince
* Liverwort
* Radish
* Lion's Ear
* Paphiopedilum
* Winter Cosmos
* Comet Orchid
* Lithops
* Monkshood
* Correa
* Multiflora
* Kalanchoe
* Mini Rose
* North Pole
* Channelled Hearth
* Penny Plant
* Brachyscome
* Dimorphotheca
* Plumed Cockscomb
* Christmas Cactus
* Bluet
* Yuzu
* Fuki
* Glory of the Snow
* Snowberry
* Pulmonaria
* Checkerberry
* Leucophyllus
* Lisa
* Longstalk Holly
* Winter Jasmine
* Artichoke
* Kalanchoe Pinnata
* Urza Pranaice
* Cotton
* Aerva
* Erica Christmas Parade
* Ionopsidium
* Euryops Daisy
* Eremophila
* Chinese Lucky Grass
* Musk Rose
* Luculia
[[/folder]]
[[folder:Banana Ocean]]
* Gladiolus - '''U'''
* Sunflower - '''U'''
* Egyptian Water Lily
* Bistort
* Japanese Bindweed
* Moon Vine
* Morning Glory
* Casablanca
* Mountain Lily
* Rosy Lily
* Morning Star Lily
* Tachibana
* Anthurium
* German Iris
* Ionocidium
* Wood Sorrel
* Cape Jasmine
* Mandevilla
* Royal Water Lily - '''Done'''
* Showy Evening Primrose
* Four O'Clock
* Sneezeweed
* Gaillardia
* Apple of Sodom
* Lanata
* Summer Squash
* Sandersonia
* Chloranthus
* Coral Bush
* Lily
* Rain Lily
* Tall Stewardia
* Hop
* Snake Gourd
* Texas Bluebell
* Belladonna
* Green Bell
* Habranthus
* Gazania
* Plumeria - '''Done'''
* Skunk Vine
* Thoroughwart
* Acanthus
* Kiwi Fruit
* Purslane
* Water Dropwart
* Pomegranate
* Madagascar Periwinkle
* Ixoria
* Curcuma
* Coneflower
* Sweet William Catchfly
* False Hydrangea
* Echeveria
* Nightshade - '''Done'''
* Viburnum
* Lemon
* Rainbow Rose - '''Done'''
* Straw Flower
* Tuberose
* Purple Columbine
* Cypress Vine
* Showy Lily
* Sakaki
* Silphium
* Usagigiku
* Nolana
* Solidaster
* Godetia
* Kudzu
* Montbretia
* Rhoeo
* Balsam
* Jujube
* Wheel Lily
* Chicory
* Flame Lily
* Red Cat's Tail
* Cacao
* Impatiens
* Tutsan
* Bessara
* Exacum
* Rochea
* Agapanthus
* Helianthus
* Heliopsis
* Blackberry
* Hemerocallis
* Herb-of-grace
* Carrot
* Burdock
* Twinflower
* Moss Rose
* Rye
* Lilac Squirrel
* Marshmallow Plant
* Escallonia
* Christmas Bush
* Coffea
* Melampodium
* Cichorium
* Tiger's Claw
* Tritoma
* Sago Palm
* Garden Croton
* Crossandra
* Lemon Grass
* Crown of Thorns
* Turep
* Common Sorrel
* Winged Everlasting
* Aphelandra
[[/folder]]
[[folder:Blossom Hill]]
* Saint Paulia - '''U'''
* Rose - '''U'''
* Thunberg Spirea
* Amaryliss
* Hinoki
* Chinese Milk Vetch
* Yulan Magnolia
* Moth Orchid
* Peach
* Flowering Peach
* Fire Lily
* Anemone
* Cherry - '''Done'''
* Lupin
* Crowea
* Cherry Sage
* Dahlia
* Snapdragon
* Black Lotus
* Hare's Tail Grass
* Candle Bark
* Viola
* Misletoe
* Christmas Rose
* Tree Peony
* Amur Adonis
* Acacia
* Poppy
* Ranunculus
* Apricot
* Evergreen Candytuft
* Forget-Me-Not
* Lesser Celandine
* Scotch Broom
* Pouch Flower
* Soapwort
* Fullmoon Maple
* Chickweed
* Asian Bleeding Heart
* Freesia
* Pitcher Plant
* Horse Chestnut
* Cowslip
* Easter Cactus
* Spring Star
* Japanese Barberry
* Azalea
* Formosan Cherry
* Moss Phlox
* Pot Marigold
* Ixla
* Vinca
* Ceanothus
* Violet Cress
* Gooseberry
* Zebrina
* Scilla
* Anagallis
* Borage
* Masdevallia
* Plum
* Gilia
* Ebine
* Anchusa
* Verbena
* Berzelia
* Creeping Bugleweed
* Redcurrant
* Anisodontea
* Harujion
* Kijimushiro
* Orange
* Meconopis
* Thisle
* Prune
* Mitsumata
* Winter Daphne
* Solomon's Seal
* Nodding Anemone
* Pussy Willow
* Bougainvillea
* Gold Bunny
* Gumi
* June Berry
* Twinleaf
* Celia
* Almond
* Sickle-shaped Solomon's Seal
* Peristrophe
* Cassis
* Asian Hazel
* Jack-in-the-pulpit
* Snow Dragon
* Spilanthes
* Calibrachoa
* Muscari
* Stephanotis
* Boronia
* Malcolmia
* Oriental Poppy
* Japanese Andromeda
* Nematanthus
* Pincushion
* Kangaroo Paws
* Felicia
* Persian Speedwell
[[/folder]]
[[folder:Bergamot Valley]]
* Marigold - '''U'''
* Cyclamen - '''U'''
* Mint - '''U'''
* Globe Amaranth
* White Clover
* Fragrant Olive
* Jasmine
* Toad Lily
* Gerbera
* Chocolate Cosmos
* Crimson Clover
* Iris
* Kerria
* Otogirisou
* Queen of the Night
* Japanese Water Iris
* Pink
* Canna
* Nerine
* Red Spider Lily
* Dragon Fruit
* Japanese Silver Grass
* Nasturtium
* Laurentia
* Japanese Gentian
* Echinacea
* Ivy - '''Done'''
* Heliotrope
* Veronica - '''Done'''
* Balloon Vine
* Japanese Mugwort
* Russelia
* Liriope
* Tatarian Aster
* Water Hyacinth
* Clematis
* Trailing Abutilon
* Bush Clover
* Fireweed
* Pineapple
* Lamb's Ear
* Skimmia
* Jersey Cudweed
* Tiger Lily
* Curry Plant
* Coral Flower
* Golden Lace
* Streptocarpus
* Worm Wood
* Billy Buttons
* Japanese Glory Bower
* Chinese Quince
* Gajumaru
* Clover
* Japanese Anemone
* Coleus
* Azuki Bean
* Camellia Wabisuke
* China Root
* Sutera
* Abelia
* Gourd
* Aibika
* Twinspur
* Luffa
* Blue Spiraea
* Pyrethum
* Kayana
* Asian Royal Fern
* Garlic Vine
* Mimulus
* Rose Moss
* Lychnis
* Lewisia
* Japanese Madder
* Tampala
* Konara
* Shitake
* Bauera
* Bryonia
* Aeonium
* Chelone
* Reed
* Stokes' Aster
* Vanda
* Forest Ghost Flower
* Mandarin's Hair
* Blue Star
* Cape Plumbago
* October Stonecrop
* Yew Plum Pine
[[/folder]]
[[folder:Lily Wood]]
* Heliconia - '''U'''
* Edelweiss - '''U'''
* Dandelion - '''U'''
* Cornflower - '''U'''
* Carnation - '''U'''
* Sweet Pea - '''U'''
* Lilac
* Chocolate Lily - '''Done'''
* Red Tulip
* Yellow Tulip
* Purple Tulip
* White Tulip
* Silver Orchid
* Glory of the Sun
* Flowering Dogwood
* Geranium - '''Done'''
* Flamingo Plant
* Calla
* Night Phox
* Epidendrum
* Monotropastrum
* Lunaria
* Ginkgo
* Maple
* Sourwood
* Star Cluster
* Apple - '''Done'''
* Fir Tree
* Heavenly Bamboo
* Ornamental Kale
* Pine Tree
* Herbaceous Peony
* Wax Vine
* Burning Bush
* Delphinium
* Aster
* Satsuki
* Allium
* Hollyhock
* Fuchsia
* Tree of a Thousand Stars
* Barrenwort
* Chinese Lantern
* Asiatic Dayflower
* Dusty Miller
* Wax Tree
* Devil in a Bush
* Mikan
* False Daphne
* Beefsteak Geranium
* King Protea
* Dalmatian Bellflower
* Aizoon Stonecrop
* Lycaste
* Heart Vine
* Firethorn
* Reaves Spirea
* Elder Flower
* Sweet William
* Yarrow
* Money Tree
* Penstemon
* Bleeding Heart
* Pinkladies
* Larkspur
* Turnip
* Baby Blue Eyes
* Peperomia
* Wheat
* Quince
* Corn Cockle
* Easter Lily
* Spoon Wood
* Silene Coeli Rosa
* Buttercup
* Walnut
* Three-leaved Clematis
* Ananas
* Physostegia
* Tarragon
* Buntan
* Duranta
* Cobra Lily
* Crown Imperial
* Globe Thistle
* Cowberry
* Spider Lily
* Coriander
* Avens
* Passionate Flower
* Brodiaea
* Hackberry
* Verbascum
* Dogwood
* Pothos
* Santolina
* Blue Lace Flower
* Dill
* Liatris
* Regal Lily
* Screw Flower
* Spotted Bellflower
* Clustered Bellflower
* Potato
* Browallia
* Cerastium
* Syngonium
* East Asian Eurya
* Blueberry
* Formosa Lily
* Nicotania
* Smoke Tree
* Showy Baby's Breath
* Nemesia
* Hebe
* Valerian
* Bird's Foot Trefoil
* Tea Tree
* Huechera
* Cinnamon
* Macadamia
* Chervil
[[/folder]]
[[folder:Lotus Lake]]
* Rabbit-ear Iris - '''Done'''
* Lotus - '''U'''
* Lamium - '''Done'''
* Flowering Rush
* Mauritiana
* Poached Egg Plant
* Creeping Jenny
* Yomena
* Lucky Bamboo
* Baikamo
* Fennel
* Watercress
* Wolf Berry
* Lobelia
* Water Hyssop
* Buckbean
* Annual Blue-eyed Grass
* Water Fringe
* Native Bryony
* Sparaxis
* Skullcap
* Stock
* Asian Rice
* Lacquer Tree
* Flat Sea Holly
* Rough Potato
* Adenium
* Hare's Ear
* Squirrel Tail Grass
* Pygmy Water Lily
* Blood Iris
* Sawagikyou
* Jumpseed
* Henna
* Tritonia
* Statice
* Sedum
* Elm
* Barley
* Oregano
* Kitsune no Botan
* Giant Arrowhead
* Winter Cherry
* Snakeberry
* White Gaura
* Nipplewort
* Pontederia
* Sanvitalia
* Angelica
* Usagigoke
* Baikasou
* Gold Coin Daisy
* Hyacinth
* Kurinsou
* Giant Leopard Plant
* Smithiantha
* Eryngii
* Hosta
* Seashore Pink
* Isogiku
* Achimenes
* Clove
* Papyrus Seed
* Silk Tree
* Schizanthus
* Spider Wort
* Sea Aster
* Asian Pogonia
* Japanese Snowball Bush
* Mertensia
* Red Dead Nettle
* Lippia
* Cardamine Lyrata
* Patchystachys
* Iwarenge
* Touch-me-not
* Linaria
* Convolvulus
* Seashore Aster
* Rugosa Rose
* Water Poppy
* Konagi
* Water Pepper
* Tulsi
* Basil
* Hemlock
* Threeleaf Arrowhead
* Solidago
* South Enchanter's Nightshade
* Purple Loosestrife
* Purple Marshlocks
* Cleome
* Digitalis
* See-through Lily
* Armeria
* Manchineel
* Ornithogalum
* Wall Iris
* Dracaena
* Dragon Tree
* Water Speedwell
* Rose Mallow
* Shaga
* Crinum
* Common Sundew
* Fortune Saxifrage
[[/folder]]
[[folder:Other Knights]]
This primarily covers Knights that have significant story relevance (the Ancient Flower Knights, for example), are exclusive Knights (Bloss, Win, Nidhogg, etc), or are obtained through exclusive {{Crossover}} events.
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!!Story
* World Flower Knights
** Bloss
** Win
* Khepri
* Nidhogg
!!Collaboration
* Nightmaher (Dog's Violet Tooth); character from ''Hanahime''
* ''Girl's Symphony'' Knights:
** Anri (Rue Anemone)
** Valnbone (Goldenrod)
** Eir (Thyme)
** Luluna (Scaly Hydrangea)
** Mattia (Field Horsetail)
* [[Manga/ThatTimeIGotReincarnatedAsASlime That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Flower Knight]]:
** Milim (China Pink)
** Shion (Nokonngiku)
** Treyni (Schefflera)
** Shizu (White Enkianthus)
* ''Kouyoku Senki [=ExS-Tia=]'' Knights:
** Azarin (Exstia Magica)
** Marina Katsuragi (Exstia)
** Reese Verne (Exstia Chevalier)
** Yuri Amakubo (Exstia Flora)
* Creator/AliceSoft's ''Rance'' Knights:
** Satella
** Uesugi Kenshin
** Urza Pranaice
** Shizuka Masou
** Sill Plain
** Maria Custard
** Kentou Kanami
* ''Akatsuki Yureru Koi Akari'' Knights:
** Akane
** Mio
** Ririmu Tobe
** Momiji Suzakuin
** Asahi Kuki
** Setsugekka Kazamine
[[/folder]]
to:
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[[folder:Winter Rose]]
* White Pansy - '''U'''
* Yellow Pansy - '''U'''
* Purple Pansy - '''U'''
* Camellia - '''U'''
* Royal Princess - '''U'''
* Leschenaultia
* Daisy
* Green Bristlegrass
* Fatsia
* Poinsettia
* Holly
* Himalayan Creeping Saxifrage
* Primula
* Zephyranthes - '''Done'''
* Rosemary
* Mimosa
* Cineraria
* Heather
* Japanese Rowan
* Saffron
* Aloe
* Snowdrop
* Cockspur Coral Tree
* Alyssum
* Lady's Sorrel
* Creeping Smartweed
* Seemannia
* Ghost Weed
* Eucharis
* Pussy Ears
* Strelitzia
* Butterfly Bush
* Loquat
* Christmas Begonia
* Olive
* Sensitive Plant
* Manettia
* Tassel Flower
* Soft Windflower
* Blushing Bride
* Bouvardia
* Calendula
* Japanese Quince
* Liverwort
* Radish
* Lion's Ear
* Paphiopedilum
* Winter Cosmos
* Comet Orchid
* Lithops
* Monkshood
* Correa
* Multiflora
* Kalanchoe
* Mini Rose
* North Pole
* Channelled Hearth
* Penny Plant
* Brachyscome
* Dimorphotheca
* Plumed Cockscomb
* Christmas Cactus
* Bluet
* Yuzu
* Fuki
* Glory of
* Snowberry
* Pulmonaria
* Checkerberry
* Leucophyllus
* Lisa
* Longstalk Holly
* Winter Jasmine
* Artichoke
* Kalanchoe Pinnata
* Urza Pranaice
* Cotton
* Aerva
* Erica Christmas Parade
* Ionopsidium
* Euryops Daisy
* Eremophila
* Chinese Lucky Grass
* Musk Rose
* Luculia
[[/folder]]
[[folder:Banana Ocean]]
* Gladiolus - '''U'''
* Sunflower - '''U'''
* Egyptian Water Lily
* Bistort
* Japanese Bindweed
* Moon Vine
* Morning Glory
* Casablanca
* Mountain Lily
* Rosy Lily
* Morning Star Lily
* Tachibana
* Anthurium
* German Iris
* Ionocidium
* Wood Sorrel
* Cape Jasmine
* Mandevilla
* Royal Water Lily - '''Done'''
* Showy Evening Primrose
* Four O'Clock
* Sneezeweed
* Gaillardia
* Apple of Sodom
* Lanata
* Summer Squash
* Sandersonia
* Chloranthus
* Coral Bush
* Lily
* Rain Lily
* Tall Stewardia
* Hop
* Snake Gourd
* Texas Bluebell
* Belladonna
* Green Bell
* Habranthus
* Gazania
* Plumeria - '''Done'''
* Skunk Vine
* Thoroughwart
* Acanthus
* Kiwi Fruit
* Purslane
* Water Dropwart
* Pomegranate
* Madagascar Periwinkle
* Ixoria
* Curcuma
* Coneflower
* Sweet William Catchfly
* False Hydrangea
* Echeveria
* Nightshade - '''Done'''
* Viburnum
* Lemon
* Rainbow Rose - '''Done'''
* Straw Flower
* Tuberose
* Purple Columbine
* Cypress Vine
* Showy Lily
* Sakaki
* Silphium
* Usagigiku
* Nolana
* Solidaster
* Godetia
* Kudzu
* Montbretia
* Rhoeo
* Balsam
* Jujube
* Wheel Lily
* Chicory
* Flame Lily
* Red Cat's Tail
* Cacao
* Impatiens
* Tutsan
* Bessara
* Exacum
* Rochea
* Agapanthus
* Helianthus
* Heliopsis
* Blackberry
* Hemerocallis
* Herb-of-grace
* Carrot
* Burdock
* Twinflower
* Moss Rose
* Rye
* Lilac Squirrel
* Marshmallow Plant
* Escallonia
* Christmas Bush
* Coffea
* Melampodium
* Cichorium
* Tiger's Claw
* Tritoma
* Sago Palm
* Garden Croton
* Crossandra
* Lemon Grass
* Crown of Thorns
* Turep
* Common Sorrel
* Winged Everlasting
* Aphelandra
[[/folder]]
[[folder:Blossom Hill]]
* Saint Paulia - '''U'''
* Rose - '''U'''
* Thunberg Spirea
* Amaryliss
* Hinoki
* Chinese Milk Vetch
* Yulan Magnolia
* Moth Orchid
* Peach
* Flowering Peach
* Fire Lily
* Anemone
* Cherry - '''Done'''
* Lupin
* Crowea
* Cherry Sage
* Dahlia
* Snapdragon
* Black Lotus
* Hare's Tail Grass
* Candle Bark
* Viola
* Misletoe
* Christmas Rose
* Tree Peony
* Amur Adonis
* Acacia
* Poppy
* Ranunculus
* Apricot
* Evergreen Candytuft
* Forget-Me-Not
* Lesser Celandine
* Scotch Broom
* Pouch Flower
* Soapwort
* Fullmoon Maple
* Chickweed
* Asian Bleeding Heart
* Freesia
* Pitcher Plant
* Horse Chestnut
* Cowslip
* Easter Cactus
* Spring Star
* Japanese Barberry
* Azalea
* Formosan Cherry
* Moss Phlox
* Pot Marigold
* Ixla
* Vinca
* Ceanothus
* Violet Cress
* Gooseberry
* Zebrina
* Scilla
* Anagallis
* Borage
* Masdevallia
* Plum
* Gilia
* Ebine
* Anchusa
* Verbena
* Berzelia
* Creeping Bugleweed
* Redcurrant
* Anisodontea
* Harujion
* Kijimushiro
* Orange
* Meconopis
* Thisle
* Prune
* Mitsumata
* Winter Daphne
* Solomon's Seal
* Nodding Anemone
* Pussy Willow
* Bougainvillea
* Gold Bunny
* Gumi
* June Berry
* Twinleaf
* Celia
* Almond
* Sickle-shaped Solomon's Seal
* Peristrophe
* Cassis
* Asian Hazel
* Jack-in-the-pulpit
* Snow Dragon
* Spilanthes
* Calibrachoa
* Muscari
* Stephanotis
* Boronia
* Malcolmia
* Oriental Poppy
* Japanese Andromeda
* Nematanthus
* Pincushion
* Kangaroo Paws
* Felicia
* Persian Speedwell
[[/folder]]
[[folder:Bergamot Valley]]
* Marigold - '''U'''
* Cyclamen - '''U'''
* Mint - '''U'''
* Globe Amaranth
* White Clover
* Fragrant Olive
* Jasmine
* Toad Lily
* Gerbera
* Chocolate Cosmos
* Crimson Clover
* Iris
* Kerria
* Otogirisou
* Queen of the Night
* Japanese Water Iris
* Pink
* Canna
* Nerine
* Red Spider Lily
* Dragon Fruit
* Japanese Silver Grass
* Nasturtium
* Laurentia
* Japanese Gentian
* Echinacea
* Ivy - '''Done'''
* Heliotrope
* Veronica - '''Done'''
* Balloon Vine
* Japanese Mugwort
* Russelia
* Liriope
* Tatarian Aster
* Water Hyacinth
* Clematis
* Trailing Abutilon
* Bush Clover
* Fireweed
* Pineapple
* Lamb's Ear
* Skimmia
* Jersey Cudweed
* Tiger Lily
* Curry Plant
* Coral Flower
* Golden Lace
* Streptocarpus
* Worm Wood
* Billy Buttons
* Japanese Glory Bower
* Chinese Quince
* Gajumaru
* Clover
* Japanese Anemone
* Coleus
* Azuki Bean
* Camellia Wabisuke
* China Root
* Sutera
* Abelia
* Gourd
* Aibika
* Twinspur
* Luffa
* Blue Spiraea
* Pyrethum
* Kayana
* Asian Royal Fern
* Garlic Vine
* Mimulus
* Rose Moss
* Lychnis
* Lewisia
* Japanese Madder
* Tampala
* Konara
* Shitake
* Bauera
* Bryonia
* Aeonium
* Chelone
* Reed
* Stokes' Aster
* Vanda
* Forest Ghost Flower
* Mandarin's Hair
* Blue Star
* Cape Plumbago
* October Stonecrop
* Yew Plum Pine
[[/folder]]
[[folder:Lily Wood]]
* Heliconia - '''U'''
* Edelweiss - '''U'''
* Dandelion - '''U'''
* Cornflower - '''U'''
* Carnation - '''U'''
* Sweet Pea - '''U'''
* Lilac
* Chocolate Lily - '''Done'''
* Red Tulip
* Yellow Tulip
* Purple Tulip
* White Tulip
* Silver Orchid
* Glory of the Sun
* Flowering Dogwood
* Geranium - '''Done'''
* Flamingo Plant
* Calla
* Night Phox
* Epidendrum
* Monotropastrum
* Lunaria
* Ginkgo
* Maple
* Sourwood
* Star Cluster
* Apple - '''Done'''
* Fir Tree
* Heavenly Bamboo
* Ornamental Kale
* Pine Tree
* Herbaceous Peony
* Wax Vine
* Burning Bush
* Delphinium
* Aster
* Satsuki
* Allium
* Hollyhock
* Fuchsia
* Tree of a Thousand Stars
* Barrenwort
* Chinese Lantern
* Asiatic Dayflower
* Dusty Miller
* Wax Tree
* Devil in a Bush
* Mikan
* False Daphne
* Beefsteak Geranium
* King Protea
* Dalmatian Bellflower
* Aizoon Stonecrop
* Lycaste
* Heart Vine
* Firethorn
* Reaves Spirea
* Elder Flower
* Sweet William
* Yarrow
* Money Tree
* Penstemon
* Bleeding Heart
* Pinkladies
* Larkspur
* Turnip
* Baby Blue Eyes
* Peperomia
* Wheat
* Quince
* Corn Cockle
* Easter Lily
* Spoon Wood
* Silene Coeli Rosa
* Buttercup
* Walnut
* Three-leaved Clematis
* Ananas
* Physostegia
* Tarragon
* Buntan
* Duranta
* Cobra Lily
* Crown Imperial
* Globe Thistle
* Cowberry
* Spider Lily
* Coriander
* Avens
* Passionate Flower
* Brodiaea
* Hackberry
* Verbascum
* Dogwood
* Pothos
* Santolina
* Blue Lace Flower
* Dill
* Liatris
* Regal Lily
* Screw Flower
* Spotted Bellflower
* Clustered Bellflower
* Potato
* Browallia
* Cerastium
* Syngonium
* East Asian Eurya
* Blueberry
* Formosa Lily
* Nicotania
* Smoke Tree
* Showy Baby's Breath
* Nemesia
* Hebe
* Valerian
* Bird's Foot Trefoil
* Tea Tree
* Huechera
* Cinnamon
* Macadamia
* Chervil
[[/folder]]
[[folder:Lotus Lake]]
* Rabbit-ear Iris - '''Done'''
* Lotus - '''U'''
* Lamium - '''Done'''
* Flowering Rush
* Mauritiana
* Poached Egg Plant
* Creeping Jenny
* Yomena
* Lucky Bamboo
* Baikamo
* Fennel
* Watercress
* Wolf Berry
* Lobelia
* Water Hyssop
* Buckbean
* Annual Blue-eyed Grass
* Water Fringe
* Native Bryony
* Sparaxis
* Skullcap
* Stock
* Asian Rice
* Lacquer Tree
* Flat Sea Holly
* Rough Potato
* Adenium
* Hare's Ear
* Squirrel Tail Grass
* Pygmy Water Lily
* Blood Iris
* Sawagikyou
* Jumpseed
* Henna
* Tritonia
* Statice
* Sedum
* Elm
* Barley
* Oregano
* Kitsune no Botan
* Giant Arrowhead
* Winter Cherry
* Snakeberry
* White Gaura
* Nipplewort
* Pontederia
* Sanvitalia
* Angelica
* Usagigoke
* Baikasou
* Gold Coin Daisy
* Hyacinth
* Kurinsou
* Giant Leopard Plant
* Smithiantha
* Eryngii
* Hosta
* Seashore Pink
* Isogiku
* Achimenes
* Clove
* Papyrus Seed
* Silk Tree
* Schizanthus
* Spider Wort
* Sea Aster
* Asian Pogonia
* Japanese Snowball Bush
* Mertensia
* Red Dead Nettle
* Lippia
* Cardamine Lyrata
* Patchystachys
* Iwarenge
* Touch-me-not
* Linaria
* Convolvulus
* Seashore Aster
* Rugosa Rose
* Water Poppy
* Konagi
* Water Pepper
* Tulsi
* Basil
* Hemlock
* Threeleaf Arrowhead
* Solidago
* South Enchanter's Nightshade
* Purple Loosestrife
* Purple Marshlocks
* Cleome
* Digitalis
* See-through Lily
* Armeria
* Manchineel
* Ornithogalum
* Wall Iris
* Dracaena
* Dragon Tree
* Water Speedwell
* Rose Mallow
* Shaga
* Crinum
* Common Sundew
* Fortune Saxifrage
[[/folder]]
[[folder:Other Knights]]
This primarily covers Knights that have significant story relevance (the Ancient Flower Knights, for example), are exclusive Knights (Bloss, Win, Nidhogg, etc), or are obtained through exclusive {{Crossover}} events.
----
!!Story
* World Flower Knights
** Bloss
** Win
* Khepri
* Nidhogg
!!Collaboration
* Nightmaher (Dog's Violet Tooth);
* ''Girl's Symphony'' Knights:
** Anri (Rue Anemone)
** Valnbone (Goldenrod)
** Eir (Thyme)
** Luluna (Scaly Hydrangea)
** Mattia (Field Horsetail)
* [[Manga/ThatTimeIGotReincarnatedAsASlime That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Flower Knight]]:
** Milim (China Pink)
** Shion (Nokonngiku)
** Treyni (Schefflera)
** Shizu (White Enkianthus)
* ''Kouyoku Senki [=ExS-Tia=]'' Knights:
** Azarin (Exstia Magica)
** Marina Katsuragi (Exstia)
** Reese Verne (Exstia Chevalier)
** Yuri Amakubo (Exstia Flora)
* Creator/AliceSoft's ''Rance'' Knights:
** Satella
** Uesugi Kenshin
** Urza Pranaice
** Shizuka Masou
** Sill Plain
** Maria Custard
** Kentou Kanami
* ''Akatsuki Yureru Koi Akari'' Knights:
** Akane
** Mio
** Ririmu Tobe
** Momiji Suzakuin
** Asahi Kuki
** Setsugekka Kazamine
[[/folder]]
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I originally intended to cover each of the Flower Knights one-by-one, adding specific info (Rarity, Attribute, Affection Item/Favorite Gift, and Language of Flowers) and tropes applying to the specific Flower Knight.certain girls. But this caused some problems when I inevitably ran up short on finding Tropes that apply to the girls, due to a lack of access to the Character Quest's transcripts (which typically provides some real meat to the characters), along with my knowledge of all existing tropes being similarly limited. So I'm then on limiting myself to covering characters I'm more familiar with and leave it at that
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And thus this page was made, to cover all the ''FKG'' characters to keep track of who's left to add, or to add a notifiers if a character's section is left undone. If you wish to contribute to '''[[Characters/FlowerKnightGirl this character page]]''', preferably with access to relevant resources (translations of various story and character tidbits), please update the list below to remove the character names so long as they're considered finished.
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And thus this page was made, to cover all the ''FKG'' characters to keep track of who's left to add, or to add a notifiers if a character's section is left undone. If you wish to contribute to '''[[Characters/FlowerKnightGirl this character page]]''', preferably with access to relevant resources (translations of various story and character tidbits), please update the list below to remove the character names so long as they're considered finished.
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* Alstroemeria
* Dancing Lady Orchid
* Cymbidium
* Dendrobium
* Cattleya
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* GeraniumGeranium - '''Done'''
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* Gladiolus
* Balloon Flower
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* Red Ginger
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* Kurenai
* Hydrangea
* Gladiolus
* Balloon Flower
* Sunflower
* Red Ginger
* Water Lily
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* Hibiscus
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* Gladiolus
* Balloon Flower
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* Marguerite
* Cactus
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* Strawberry
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* Rose
* Sakura
* Saint Paulia
* Marguerite
* Cactus
* Lily of the Valley
* Violet
* Strawberry
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* Mint
* Lavender
* Blue Lotus
* Sasanqua
* Great Burnet
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* Cyclamen
* Mint
* Lavender
* Blue Lotus
* Sasanqua
* Great Burnet
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* Cosmos
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*Marigold
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*Cyclamen
* Mint
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* Cornflower
* Carnation
* Snowflake
* Sweet Pea
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* Heliconia
Heliconia - '''U'''
*Edelweiss
Edelweiss - '''U'''
*Dandelion
Dandelion - '''U'''
*Cornflower
Cornflower - '''U'''
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Carnation - '''U'''
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''Flower Knight Girl'' is a Japanese-only gacha HGame developed by [=YourGames=] and [=DMMgames=]. It was release onto the Fanza website in 2015, with it later being published across multiple mobile platforms in 2019.
Spring Garden, an expansive region of various climates, is under the constant invasion of the [[BigCreepyCrawlies pests]], which have threatened the inhabitants livelihood for a century and have destroyed at least one nation. To preserve the peace, tranquility and life of the land, gifted individuals known as Flower Knights have risen to the task of exterminating the pests. And you, the [[PlayerCharacter commander]], have been tasked with training and organizing the recruited Knights for the missions ahead.
'''Editor's Note:''' This page and the associated sub-pages primarily cover the SFW releases of ''Flower Knight Girl''. Any discussion of certain aspects pertaining to the {{NSFW}} version should at worst be avoided to keep in line with Administrivia/TheContentPolicy and Administrivia/NoLewdnessNoPrudishness.
Spring Garden, an expansive region of various climates, is under the constant invasion of the [[BigCreepyCrawlies pests]], which have threatened the inhabitants livelihood for a century and have destroyed at least one nation. To preserve the peace, tranquility and life of the land, gifted individuals known as Flower Knights have risen to the task of exterminating the pests. And you, the [[PlayerCharacter commander]], have been tasked with training and organizing the recruited Knights for the missions ahead.
'''Editor's Note:''' This page and the associated sub-pages primarily cover the SFW releases of ''Flower Knight Girl''. Any discussion of certain aspects pertaining to the {{NSFW}} version should at worst be avoided to keep in line with Administrivia/TheContentPolicy and Administrivia/NoLewdnessNoPrudishness.
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''VideoGame/FlowerKnightGirl'' has a lot, and I mean ''a lot'', of characters in its roster. So much so, it seems like a heavy task to cover every single Flower Knight, which wouldn't be so bad if not for a few things: The game is exclusively in Japanese, and the wiki that covers the game is, at the moment, largely focused on the gameplay aspects instead of the dialogue. The most story covered is all Japanese text lifted straight from the game, which can at least allow for some rough translations via Google Translate or [=DeepL=].
And so, most of my work consists of my limited memory of the "official" translation port that has once existed (which is regarded with a lot of scrutiny by fans due to its inconsistent quality), and machine-translating all of the available transcripts of the game (via wiki), which is limited to the Library Introduction, in-game quotes, and Vice-Leader dialogue; no Character Quests, and only a fair amount of special events.
I originally intended to cover each of the Flower Knights one-by-one, (Rarity, Attribute, Affection Item/Favorite Gift, and Language of Flowers) and tropes applying to the specific Flower Knight. But this caused some problems when I inevitably ran up short on finding Tropes that apply to the girls, due to a lack of access to the Character Quest's transcripts (which typically provides some real meat to the characters), along with my knowledge of all existing tropes being similarly limited. So I'm then on limiting myself to covering characters I'm more familiar with and leave it at that
And thus this page was made, to cover all the ''FKG'' characters to keep track of who's left to add, or to add a notifiers if a character's section is left undone. If you wish to contribute to '''[[Characters/FlowerKnightGirl this character page]]''', preferably with access to relevant resources (translations of various story and character tidbits), please update the list below to remove the character names so long as they're considered finished.
'''And as a final important note:''' ''Flower Knight Girl'' is aJapanese-only gacha HGame developed by [=YourGames=] and [=DMMgames=]. It was release onto the Fanza website in 2015, with it later being published across multiple mobile platforms in 2019.
Spring Garden, an expansive region of various climates, is under the constant invasion of the [[BigCreepyCrawlies pests]],Japanese harem HGame, which have threatened (while having SFW versions that remove the inhabitants livelihood for a century and have destroyed at least one nation. To preserve the peace, tranquility and life of the land, gifted individuals known as Flower Knights have risen to the task of exterminating the pests. And you, the [[PlayerCharacter commander]], have been tasked with training and organizing the recruited Knights for the missions ahead.
'''Editor's Note:''' This page and the associated sub-pages primarily cover the SFW releases of ''Flower Knight Girl''. Any discussion of certain aspects pertaining to the {{NSFW}} version should at worst be avoided to keep in line withexplicit material) naturally requires taking into account both Administrivia/TheContentPolicy and Administrivia/NoLewdnessNoPrudishness.Administrivia/NoLewdnessNoPrudishness when covering it on this wiki, ''especially'' the former.
And so, most of my work consists of my limited memory of the "official" translation port that has once existed (which is regarded with a lot of scrutiny by fans due to its inconsistent quality), and machine-translating all of the available transcripts of the game (via wiki), which is limited to the Library Introduction, in-game quotes, and Vice-Leader dialogue; no Character Quests, and only a fair amount of special events.
I originally intended to cover each of the Flower Knights one-by-one, (Rarity, Attribute, Affection Item/Favorite Gift, and Language of Flowers) and tropes applying to the specific Flower Knight. But this caused some problems when I inevitably ran up short on finding Tropes that apply to the girls, due to a lack of access to the Character Quest's transcripts (which typically provides some real meat to the characters), along with my knowledge of all existing tropes being similarly limited. So I'm then on limiting myself to covering characters I'm more familiar with and leave it at that
And thus this page was made, to cover all the ''FKG'' characters to keep track of who's left to add, or to add a notifiers if a character's section is left undone. If you wish to contribute to '''[[Characters/FlowerKnightGirl this character page]]''', preferably with access to relevant resources (translations of various story and character tidbits), please update the list below to remove the character names so long as they're considered finished.
'''And as a final important note:''' ''Flower Knight Girl'' is a
Spring Garden, an expansive region of various climates, is under the constant invasion of the [[BigCreepyCrawlies pests]],
'''Editor's Note:''' This page and the associated sub-pages primarily cover the SFW releases of ''Flower Knight Girl''. Any discussion of certain aspects pertaining to the {{NSFW}} version should at worst be avoided to keep in line with
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!!This game contains the following tropes:
* AlternateRealityEpisode: The "Parallel Academy" special events, depicting multiple Flower Knights living in a [[HighSchoolAU modern school setting.]]
* AprilFoolsDay: Every April 1st features one off sub-events, typically of an off-kilter nature story-wise.
** 2018 included a subgame called Hungry Slug, an IdleGame where you feed a slug pest named Naame[[note]]A play-on of Nae[[/note]] with macaroons, raising an army of pests alongside Nighogg Danchou for the upcoming fight.
** 2019's is Naming! Call My Name~!, where players were tasked with suggesting and voting for a name for a pink water bug. The most voted chosen name was Gengou.
** 2022's is The "Phantom Thief" Nightshade Appears??, where a number of Flower Knights had their important belongings stolen, with the player finding the lost items in various places across the UI to eventually find the true culprit, [[spoiler:[[NotMeThisTime who wasn't Nightshade,]] but a random pest.]]
** 2023's is New Slug-san FINAL WARS ~All the salt and mysteries dissolved~, where a swarm of slug pests and their mutated leader are on the loose, leading the player to find the five stolen salts hidden throughout the menus (and subsequently solve quiz stages) to deal with the threat. Upon reaching the requirements and facing off against the Slug Boss, using the Solar Drive would summon [[spoiler:Nazuna to insta-kill the boss via sprinkling the salt, mimicking the {{memetic|mutation}} Salt Bae image.]]
* ArcNumber: 727, the GoroawaseNumber for Nazuna. July 27th (7/27) is both the birthday of Nazuna and the half anniversary date for ''Flower Knight Girl'', Nazuna's stats are listed as this, and the associated items/stages feature the number.
* BigCreepyCrawlies: The main source of conflict in Spring Garden are swarms of large, mutated insects known as pests that are generally larger than the average Flower Knight. What's worse, there's the aptly named Ancient Threats that are ''far'' larger in scale.
* {{Crossover}}:
** ''Girls Sympthony'', another game by the same publisher, featured a minor collaboration event in March 2017 that gifted Anri (Rue Anemone) in ''FKG'' for getting to level 30 in the former game. A full standard collaboration event would be hosted later down the line, introducing several of its main characters as units.
** For the event number 107X, [[Literature/ThatTimeIGotReincarnatedAsASlime That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Flower Knight]], which featured Milim, Shion, Treyni and Shizu as [[GuestFighter guest knights]].
* FloralThemeNaming: Just about every character is named after a flower/plant they're based on.
* FlowerMotifs: Each Flower Knight has their own respective language of flowers which tie into their characterization.
* MacGuffin: The legendary bouquet in the event story "The Sea, The Bride and The Legend of the Bouquet", which Gazania's been seeking for its matchmaking capabilities to confirm her feelings for her captain.
* MoeAnthropomorphism: The design aspects of the Flower Knights tend to vary in representing their respective flower. Some like Dancing Lady Orchid or Rose are pretty blatant, with the flower's color scheme or just the flower itself being featured in their design. Others are more subtle, using key accessories or patterns to get the image across.
* MysticalLotus: Lotus Lake's World Flower. While the other nation's World Flowers are suggested to be magical in nature, the city's giant lotus has the distinct ability to grant water breathing for the inhabitants below.
* PollutedWasteland: The decayed, ruined nation of Kodaibana, previously thriving with plant life, now an unfertile and desolate landscape [[{{Mordor}} with its wildlife consisting of the hostile pests.]]
* ThePowerOfTheSun: Upon charging the Solar Drive with shine crystals dropped by the attacked enemies, the player can blast the enemy field with a large solar beam summoned from above.
* SmallSecludedWorld: The south-eastern nation of Spring Garden, Lotus Lake, has initially been bordered off from the rest of the region to protect its residence from the generally land-bounded pests. Due to the invasion of the aquatic beetle variants however, the safety of Lotus Lake had been compromised, prompting the queen to call upon other Flower Knights to aid them, later renouncing the segregation law after some convincing.
* WeaponSpecialization: Flower Knights are divided into four attributes, with many having some standard weaponry associated with each type:
** Slice: swords, knives, daggers, and various other bladed weapons.
** Blunt: hammers, punching n' kicking (with or without aiding equipment), and other forms of heavy weaponry.
** Pierce: spears, lances, rapiers, bows, and other ranged weaponry like guns.
** Magic: {{spell book}}s, {{magic staff}}s, {{fantastic firearms}}, and many other possibilities, typically of [[ImprobableWeaponUser an improbable nature]].
* AlternateRealityEpisode: The "Parallel Academy" special events, depicting multiple Flower Knights living in a [[HighSchoolAU modern school setting.]]
* AprilFoolsDay: Every April 1st features one off sub-events, typically of an off-kilter nature story-wise.
** 2018 included a subgame called Hungry Slug, an IdleGame where you feed a slug pest named Naame[[note]]A play-on of Nae[[/note]] with macaroons, raising an army of pests alongside Nighogg Danchou for the upcoming fight.
** 2019's is Naming! Call My Name~!, where players were tasked with suggesting and voting for a name for a pink water bug. The most voted chosen name was Gengou.
** 2022's is The "Phantom Thief" Nightshade Appears??, where a number of Flower Knights had their important belongings stolen, with the player finding the lost items in various places across the UI to eventually find the true culprit, [[spoiler:[[NotMeThisTime who wasn't Nightshade,]] but a random pest.]]
** 2023's is New Slug-san FINAL WARS ~All the salt and mysteries dissolved~, where a swarm of slug pests and their mutated leader are on the loose, leading the player to find the five stolen salts hidden throughout the menus (and subsequently solve quiz stages) to deal with the threat. Upon reaching the requirements and facing off against the Slug Boss, using the Solar Drive would summon [[spoiler:Nazuna to insta-kill the boss via sprinkling the salt, mimicking the {{memetic|mutation}} Salt Bae image.]]
* ArcNumber: 727, the GoroawaseNumber for Nazuna. July 27th (7/27) is both the birthday of Nazuna and the half anniversary date for ''Flower Knight Girl'', Nazuna's stats are listed as this, and the associated items/stages feature the number.
* BigCreepyCrawlies: The main source of conflict in Spring Garden are swarms of large, mutated insects known as pests that are generally larger than the average Flower Knight. What's worse, there's the aptly named Ancient Threats that are ''far'' larger in scale.
* {{Crossover}}:
** ''Girls Sympthony'', another game by the same publisher, featured a minor collaboration event in March 2017 that gifted Anri (Rue Anemone) in ''FKG'' for getting to level 30 in the former game. A full standard collaboration event would be hosted later down the line, introducing several of its main characters as units.
** For the event number 107X, [[Literature/ThatTimeIGotReincarnatedAsASlime That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Flower Knight]], which featured Milim, Shion, Treyni and Shizu as [[GuestFighter guest knights]].
* FloralThemeNaming: Just about every character is named after a flower/plant they're based on.
* FlowerMotifs: Each Flower Knight has their own respective language of flowers which tie into their characterization.
* MacGuffin: The legendary bouquet in the event story "The Sea, The Bride and The Legend of the Bouquet", which Gazania's been seeking for its matchmaking capabilities to confirm her feelings for her captain.
* MoeAnthropomorphism: The design aspects of the Flower Knights tend to vary in representing their respective flower. Some like Dancing Lady Orchid or Rose are pretty blatant, with the flower's color scheme or just the flower itself being featured in their design. Others are more subtle, using key accessories or patterns to get the image across.
* MysticalLotus: Lotus Lake's World Flower. While the other nation's World Flowers are suggested to be magical in nature, the city's giant lotus has the distinct ability to grant water breathing for the inhabitants below.
* PollutedWasteland: The decayed, ruined nation of Kodaibana, previously thriving with plant life, now an unfertile and desolate landscape [[{{Mordor}} with its wildlife consisting of the hostile pests.]]
* ThePowerOfTheSun: Upon charging the Solar Drive with shine crystals dropped by the attacked enemies, the player can blast the enemy field with a large solar beam summoned from above.
* SmallSecludedWorld: The south-eastern nation of Spring Garden, Lotus Lake, has initially been bordered off from the rest of the region to protect its residence from the generally land-bounded pests. Due to the invasion of the aquatic beetle variants however, the safety of Lotus Lake had been compromised, prompting the queen to call upon other Flower Knights to aid them, later renouncing the segregation law after some convincing.
* WeaponSpecialization: Flower Knights are divided into four attributes, with many having some standard weaponry associated with each type:
** Slice: swords, knives, daggers, and various other bladed weapons.
** Blunt: hammers, punching n' kicking (with or without aiding equipment), and other forms of heavy weaponry.
** Pierce: spears, lances, rapiers, bows, and other ranged weaponry like guns.
** Magic: {{spell book}}s, {{magic staff}}s, {{fantastic firearms}}, and many other possibilities, typically of [[ImprobableWeaponUser an improbable nature]].
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* AlternateRealityEpisode: The "Parallel Academy" special events, depicting multiple
* AprilFoolsDay: Every April 1st features one off sub-events, typically of an off-kilter nature story-wise.
** 2018 included a subgame called Hungry Slug, an IdleGame where you feed a slug pest named Naame[[note]]A play-on of Nae[[/note]] with macaroons, raising an army of pests alongside Nighogg Danchou for the upcoming fight.
** 2019's is Naming! Call My Name~!, where players were tasked with suggesting and voting for a name for a pink water bug. The most voted chosen name was Gengou.
** 2022's is The "Phantom Thief" Nightshade Appears??, where a number of
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[[folder:Winter Rose]]
* Salvia
* White Pansy
* Yellow Pansy
* Purple Pansy
* Camellia
* Black Baccara
* Royal Princess
* Novalis
* Alstroemeria
* Dancing Lady Orchid
* Cymbidium
* Dendrobium
* Cattleya
* Leschenaultia
* Daisy
* Green Bristlegrass
* Fatsia
* Poinsettia
* Holly
* Himalayan Creeping Saxifrage
* Primula
* Rosemary
* Mimosa
* Cineraria
* Heather
* Japanese Rowan
* Saffron
* Aloe
* Snowdrop
* Cockspur Coral Tree
* Alyssum
* Lady's Sorrel
* Creeping Smartweed
* Seemannia
* Ghost Weed
* Eucharis
* Pussy Ears
* Strelitzia
* Butterfly Bush
* Loquat
* Christmas Begonia
* Olive
* Sensitive Plant
* Manettia
* Tassel Flower
* Soft Windflower
* Blushing Bride
* Bouvardia
* Calendula
* Japanese Quince
* Liverwort
* Radish
* Lion's Ear
* Paphiopedilum
* Winter Cosmos
* Comet Orchid
* Lithops
* Monkshood
* Correa
* Multiflora
* Kalanchoe
* Mini Rose
* North Pole
* Channelled Hearth
* Penny Plant
* Brachyscome
* Dimorphotheca
* Plumed Cockscomb
* Christmas Cactus
* Bluet
* Yuzu
* Fuki
* Glory of the
* Snowberry
* Pulmonaria
* Checkerberry
* Leucophyllus
* Lisa
* Longstalk Holly
* Winter Jasmine
* Artichoke
* Kalanchoe Pinnata
* Urza Pranaice
* Heather
* Cotton
* Aerva
* Erica Christmas Parade
* Ionopsidium
* Euryops Daisy
* Eremophila
* Chinese Lucky Grass
* Musk Rose
[[/folder]]
[[folder:Banana Ocean]]
* Hibiscus
* Kurenai
* Hydrangea
* Gladiolus
* Balloon Flower
* Sunflower
* Red Ginger
* Water Lily
* Egyptian Water Lily
* Bistort
* Japanese Bindweed
* Moon Vine
* Morning Glory
* Casablanca
* Mountain Lily
* Rosy Lily
* Morning Star Lily
* Tachibana
* Anthurium
* German Iris
* Ionocidium
* Wood Sorrel
* Cape Jasmine
* Mandevilla
* Royal Water Lily
* Showy Evening Primrose
* Four O'Clock
* Sneezeweed
* Gaillardia
* Apple of Sodom
* Lanata
* Summer Squash
* Sandersonia
* Chloranthus
* Coral Bush
* Lily
* Rain Lily
* Tall Stewardia
* Hop
* Snake Gourd
* Texas Bluebell
* Belladonna
* Green Bell
* Habranthus
* Gazania
* Plumeria
* Skunk Vine
* Thoroughwart
* Acanthus
* Kiwi Fruit
* Purslane
* Water Dropwart
* Pomegranate
* Madagascar Periwinkle
* Ixoria
* Curcuma
* Coneflower
* Sweet William Catchfly
* False Hydrangea
* Echeveria
* Nightshade
* Viburnum
* Lemon
* Rainbow Rose
* Straw Flower
* Tuberose
* Purple Columbine
* Cypress Vine
* Showy Lily
* Sakaki
* Silphium
* Usagigiku
* Nolana
* Solidaster
* Godetia
* Kudzu
* Montbretia
* Rhoeo
* Balsam
* Jujube
* Wheel Lily
* Chicory
* Flame Lily
* Red Cat's Tail
* Cacao
* Impatiens
* Tutsan
* Bessara
* Exacum
* Rochea
* Agapanthus
* Helianthus
* Heliopsis
* Blackberry
* Hemerocallis
* Herb-of-grace
* Carrot
* Burdock
* Twinflower
* Moss Rose
* Rye
* Lilac Squirrel
* Marshmallow Plant
* Escallonia
* Christmas Bush
* Coffea
* Melampodium
* Cichorium
* Tiger's Claw
* Tritoma
* Sago Palm
* Garden Croton
* Crossandra
* Lemon Grass
* Crown of Thorns
* Turep
* Common Sorrel
* Winged Everlasting
* Aphelandra
[[/folder]]
[[folder:Blossom Hill]]
* Turnip Rape
* Saint Paulia
* Marguerite
* Cactus
* Lily of the
** 2023's is New Slug-san FINAL WARS ~All the salt and mysteries dissolved~, where a swarm of slug pests and their mutated leader are on the loose, leading the player to find the five stolen salts hidden throughout the menus (and subsequently solve quiz stages) to deal with the threat. Upon reaching the requirements and facing off against the Slug Boss, using the Solar Drive would summon [[spoiler:Nazuna to insta-kill the boss via sprinkling the salt, mimicking the {{memetic|mutation}} Salt Bae image.]]
*
*
* Japanese Apricot
* Rose
* Sakura
* Thunberg Spirea
* Amaryliss
* Hinoki
* Chinese Milk Vetch
* Yulan Magnolia
* Moth Orchid
* Peach
* Flowering Peach
* Fire Lily
* Anemone
* Cherry
* Lupin
* Crowea
* Cherry Sage
* Dahlia
* Snapdragon
* Black Lotus
* Hare's Tail Grass
* Candle Bark
* Viola
* Misletoe
* Christmas Rose
* Tree Peony
* Amur Adonis
* Acacia
* Poppy
* Ranunculus
* Apricot
* Evergreen Candytuft
* Forget-Me-Not
* Lesser Celandine
* Scotch Broom
* Pouch Flower
* Soapwort
* Fullmoon Maple
* Chickweed
* Asian Bleeding Heart
* Freesia
* Pitcher Plant
* Horse Chestnut
* Cowslip
* Easter Cactus
* Spring
* Japanese Barberry
* Azalea
* Formosan Cherry
* Moss Phlox
* Pot Marigold
* Ixla
* Vinca
* Ceanothus
* Violet Cress
* Gooseberry
* Zebrina
* Scilla
* Anagallis
* Borage
* Masdevallia
* Plum
* Gilia
* Ebine
* Anchusa
* Verbena
* Berzelia
* Creeping Bugleweed
* Redcurrant
* Anisodontea
* Harujion
* Kijimushiro
* Orange
* Meconopis
* Thisle
* Prune
* Mitsumata
* Winter Daphne
* Solomon's Seal
* Nodding Anemone
* Pussy Willow
* Bougainvillea
* Gold Bunny
* Gumi
* June Berry
* Twinleaf
* Celia
* Almond
* Sickle-shaped Solomon's Seal
* Peristrophe
* Cassis
* Asian Hazel
* Jack-in-the-pulpit
* Snow Dragon
* Spilanthes
* Calibrachoa
* Muscari
* Stephanotis
* Boronia
* Malcolmia
* Oriental Poppy
* Japanese Andromeda
* Nematanthus
* Pincushion
* Kangaroo Paws
* Felicia
* Persian Speedwell
[[/folder]]
[[folder:Bergamot Valley]]
* Cosmos
* Marigold
* Cyclamen
* Mint
* Lavender
* Blue Lotus
* Sasanqua
* Great Burnet
* Globe Amaranth
* White Clover
* Fragrant Olive
* Jasmine
* Toad Lily
* Gerbera
* Chocolate Cosmos
* Crimson Clover
* Iris
* Kerria
* Otogirisou
* Queen of
* Japanese Water Iris
* Pink
* Canna
* Nerine
* Red Spider Lily
* Dragon Fruit
* Japanese Silver Grass
* Nasturtium
* Laurentia
* Japanese Gentian
* Echinacea
* Ivy
* Heliotrope
* Veronica
* Balloon Vine
* Japanese Mugwort
* Russelia
* Liriope
* Tatarian Aster
* Water Hyacinth
* Clematis
* Trailing Abutilon
* Bush Clover
* Fireweed
* Pineapple
* Lamb's Ear
* Skimmia
* Jersey Cudweed
* Tiger Lily
* Curry Plant
* Coral Flower
* Golden Lace
* Streptocarpus
* Worm Wood
* Billy Buttons
* Japanese Glory Bower
* Chinese Quince
* Gajumaru
* Clover
* Japanese Anemone
* Coleus
* Azuki Bean
* Camellia Wabisuke
* China Root
* Sutera
* Abelia
* Gourd
* Aibika
* Twinspur
* Luffa
* Blue Spiraea
* Pyrethum
* Kayana
* Asian Royal Fern
* Garlic Vine
* Mimulus
* Rose Moss
* Lychnis
* Lewisia
* Japanese Madder
* Tampala
* Konara
* Shitake
* Bauera
* Bryonia
* Aeonium
* Chelone
* Reed
* Stokes' Aster
* Vanda
* Forest Ghost Flower
* Mandarin's Hair
* Blue Star
* Cape Plumbago
* October Stonecrop
* Yew Plum Pine
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[[folder:Lily Wood]]
* Heliconia
* Edelweiss
* Dandelion
* Cornflower
* Carnation
* Snowflake
* Sweet Pea
* Lilac
* Chocolate Lily
* Red Tulip
* Yellow Tulip
* Purple Tulip
* White Tulip
* Silver Orchid
* Glory of the Sun
* Flowering Dogwood
* Geranium
* Flamingo Plant
* Calla
* Night Phox
* Epidendrum
* Monotropastrum
* Lunaria
* Ginkgo
* Maple
* Sourwood
* Star Cluster
* Apple
* Fir Tree
* Heavenly Bamboo
* Ornamental Kale
* Pine Tree
* Herbaceous Peony
* Wax Vine
* Burning Bush
* Delphinium
* Aster
* Satsuki
* Allium
* Hollyhock
* Fuchsia
* Tree of a Thousand Stars
* Barrenwort
* Chinese Lantern
* Asiatic Dayflower
* Dusty Miller
* Wax Tree
* Devil in a Bush
* Mikan
* False Daphne
* Beefsteak Geranium
* King Protea
* Dalmatian Bellflower
* Aizoon Stonecrop
* Lycaste
* Heart Vine
* Firethorn
* Reaves Spirea
* Elder Flower
* Sweet William
* Yarrow
* Money Tree
* Penstemon
* Bleeding Heart
* Pinkladies
* Larkspur
* Turnip
* Baby Blue Eyes
* Peperomia
* Wheat
* Quince
* Corn Cockle
* Easter Lily
* Spoon Wood
* Silene Coeli Rosa
* Buttercup
* Walnut
* Three-leaved Clematis
* Ananas
* Physostegia
* Tarragon
* Buntan
* Duranta
* Cobra Lily
* Crown Imperial
* Globe Thistle
* Cowberry
* Spider Lily
* Coriander
* Avens
* Passionate Flower
* Brodiaea
* Hackberry
* Verbascum
* Dogwood
* Pothos
* Santolina
* Blue Lace Flower
* Dill
* Liatris
* Regal Lily
* Screw Flower
* Spotted Bellflower
* Clustered Bellflower
* Potato
* Browallia
* Cerastium
* Syngonium
* East Asian Eurya
* Blueberry
* Formosa Lily
* Nicotania
* Smoke Tree
* Showy Baby's Breath
* Nemesia
* Hebe
* Valerian
* Bird's Foot Trefoil
* Tea Tree
* Huechera
* Cinnamon
* Macadamia
* Chervil
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[[folder:Lotus Lake]]
* Rabbit-ear Iris
* Lotus
* Lamium
* Flowering Rush
* Mauritiana
* Poached Egg Plant
* Creeping Jenny
* Yomena
* Lucky Bamboo
* Baikamo
* Fennel
* Watercress
* Wolf Berry
* Lobelia
* Water Hyssop
* Buckbean
* Annual Blue-eyed Grass
* Water Fringe
* Native Bryony
* Sparaxis
* Skullcap
* Stock
* Asian Rice
* Lacquer Tree
* Flat Sea Holly
* Rough Potato
* Adenium
* Hare's Ear
* Squirrel Tail Grass
* Pygmy Water Lily
* Blood Iris
* Sawagikyou
* Jumpseed
* Henna
* Tritonia
* Statice
* Sedum
* Elm
* Barley
* Oregano
* Kitsune no Botan
* Giant Arrowhead
* Winter Cherry
* Snakeberry
* White Gaura
* Nipplewort
* Pontederia
* Sanvitalia
* Angelica
* Usagigoke
* Baikasou
* Gold Coin Daisy
* Hyacinth
* Kurinsou
* Giant Leopard Plant
* Smithiantha
* Eryngii
* Hosta
* Seashore Pink
* Isogiku
* Achimenes
* Clove
* Papyrus Seed
* Silk Tree
* Schizanthus
* Spider Wort
* Sea Aster
* Asian Pogonia
* Japanese Snowball Bush
* Mertensia
* Red Dead Nettle
* Lippia
* Cardamine Lyrata
* Patchystachys
* Iwarenge
* Touch-me-not
* Linaria
* Convolvulus
* Seashore Aster
* Rugosa Rose
* Water Poppy
* Konagi
* Water Pepper
* Tulsi
* Basil
* Hemlock
* Threeleaf Arrowhead
* Solidago
* South Enchanter's Nightshade
* Purple Loosestrife
* Purple Marshlocks
* Cleome
* Digitalis
* See-through Lily
* Armeria
* Manchineel
* Ornithogalum
* Wall Iris
* Dracaena
* Dragon Tree
* Water Speedwell
* Rose Mallow
* Shaga
* Crinum
* Common Sundew
* Fortune Saxifrage
[[/folder]]
[[folder:Other Knights]]
This primarily covers Knights that
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** Adlay
** Common Zinnia
** Bamboo
** Corbett
* Nidhogg
!!Collaboration
* Nightmaher (Dog's Violet Tooth); character from ''Hanahime''
* ''Girl's Symphony'' Knights:
** Anri (Rue
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** Eir (Thyme)
** Luluna (Scaly Hydrangea)
** Mattia (Field Horsetail)
* [[Manga/ThatTimeIGotReincarnatedAsASlime That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Flower
** Milim (China Pink)
** Shion (Nokonngiku)
** Treyni
** Shizu
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* FlowerMotifs: Each Flower Knight has their own respective language of flowers which tie into their characterization.
* MacGuffin: The legendary bouquet in the event story "The Sea, The Bride and The Legend of the Bouquet", which Gazania's been seeking for its matchmaking capabilities to confirm her feelings for her captain.
* MoeAnthropomorphism: The design aspects of the Flower Knights tend to vary in representing their respective flower. Some like Dancing Lady Orchid or Rose are pretty blatant, with the flower's color scheme or just the flower itself being featured in their design. Others are more subtle, using key accessories or patterns to get the image across.
* MysticalLotus: Lotus Lake's World Flower. While the other nation's World Flowers are suggested to be magical in nature, the city's giant lotus has the distinct ability to grant water breathing for the inhabitants below.
* PollutedWasteland: The decayed, ruined nation of Kodaibana, previously thriving with plant life, now an unfertile and desolate landscape [[{{Mordor}} with its wildlife consisting of the hostile pests.]]
* ThePowerOfTheSun: Upon charging the Solar Drive with shine crystals dropped by the attacked enemies, the player can blast the enemy field with a large solar beam summoned from above.
* SmallSecludedWorld: The south-eastern nation of Spring Garden, Lotus Lake, has initially been bordered off from the rest of the region to protect its residence from the generally land-bounded pests. Due to the invasion of the aquatic beetle variants however, the safety of Lotus Lake had been compromised, prompting the queen to call upon other Flower Knights to aid them, later renouncing the segregation law after some convincing.
* WeaponSpecialization: Flower Knights are divided into four attributes, with many having some standard weaponry associated with each type:
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* Creator/AliceSoft's ''Rance'' Knights:
** Satella
** Uesugi Kenshin
** Shizuka Masou
** Sill Plain
** Maria Custard
** Kentou Kanami
* ''Akatsuki Yureru Koi Akari'' Knights:
** Akane
** Mio
** Ririmu Tobe
** Momiji Suzakuin
** Asahi Kuki
** Setsugekka Kazamine
[[/folder]]
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* MoeAnthropomorthism: The design aspects of the Flower Knights tend to vary in representing their respective flower. Some like Dancing Lady Orchid or Rose are pretty blatant, with the flower's color scheme or just the flower itself being featured in their design. Others are more subtle, using key accessories or patterns to get the image across.
* MoeAnthropomorthism: The design aspects of the Flower Knights tend to vary in representing their respective flower. Some like Dancing Lady Orchid or Rose are pretty blatant, with the flower's color scheme or just the flower itself being featured in their design. Others are more subtle, using key accessories or patterns to get the image across.
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* {{Maguffin}}: MacGuffin: The legendary bouquet in the event story "The Sea, The Bride and The Legend of the Bouquet", which Gazania's been seeking for its matchmaking capabilities to confirm her feelings for her captain.
*MoeAnthropomorthism: MoeAnthropomorphism: The design aspects of the Flower Knights tend to vary in representing their respective flower. Some like Dancing Lady Orchid or Rose are pretty blatant, with the flower's color scheme or just the flower itself being featured in their design. Others are more subtle, using key accessories or patterns to get the image across.
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''Flower Knight Girl'' is a Japanese-only gacha HGame developed by [=YourGames=] and [=DMMgames=]. It was release onto the Fanza website in 2015, with it later being published across multiple mobile platforms in 2019.
Spring Garden, an expansive region of various climates, is under the constant invasion of the [[BigCreepyCrawlies pests]], which have threatened the inhabitants livelihood for a century and have destroyed at least one nation. To preserve the peace, tranquility and life of the land, gifted individuals known as Flower Knights have risen to the task of exterminating the pests. And you, the [[PlayerCharacter commander]], have been tasked with training and organizing the recruited Knights for the subjugations ahead.
'''Editor's Note:''' This page and the associated sub-pages cover the SFW releases of ''Flower Knight Girl'',
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!!This game contains the following tropes:
* AlternateRealityEpisode: The "Parallel Academy" special events, depicting multiple Flower Knights living in a [[HighSchoolAU modern school setting.]]
* AprilFoolsDay: Every April 1st features one off sub-events, typically of an off-kilter nature story-wise.
** 2018 included a subgame called Hungry Slug, an IdleGame where you feed a slug pest named Naame[[note]]A play-on of Nae[[/note]] with macaroons, raising an army of pests alongside Nighogg Danchou for the upcoming fight.
** 2019's is Naming! Call My Name~!, where players were tasked with suggesting and voting for a name for a pink water bug. The most voted chosen name was Gengou.
** 2022's is The "Phantom Thief" Nightshade Appears??, where a number of Flower Knights had their important belongings stolen, with the player finding the lost items in various places across the UI to eventually find the true culprit, [[spoiler:[[NotMeThisTime who wasn't Nightshade,]] but a random pest.]]
** 2023's is New Slug-san FINAL WARS ~All the salt and mysteries dissolved~, where a swarm of slug pests and their mutated leader are on the loose, leading the player to find the five stolen salts hidden throughout the menus (and subsequently solve quiz stages) to deal with the threat. Upon reaching the requirements and facing off against the Slug Boss, using the Solar Drive would summon [[spoiler:Nazuna to insta-kill the boss via sprinkling the salt, mimicking the {{memetic|mutation}} Salt Bae image.]]
* ArcNumber: 727, the GoroawaseNumber for Nazuna. July 27th (7/27) is both the birthday of Nazuna and the half anniversary date for ''Flower Knight Girl'', Nazuna's stats are listed as this, and the associated items/stages feature the number.
* BigCreepyCrawlies: The main source of conflict in Spring Garden are swarms of large, mutated insects known as pests that are generally larger than the average Flower Knight. What's worse, there's the aptly named Ancient Threats that are ''far'' larger in scale.
* {{Crossover}}:
** ''Girls Sympthony'', another game by the same publisher, featured a minor collaboration event in March 2017 that gifted Anri (Rue Anemone) in ''FKG'' for getting to level 30 in the former game. A full standard collaboration event would be hosted later down the line, introducing several of its main characters as units.
** For the event number 107X, [[Literature/ThatTimeIGotReincarnatedAsASlime That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Flower Knight]], which featured Milim, Shion, Treyni and Shizu as [[GuestFighter guest knights]].
* FloralThemeNaming: Just about every character is named after a flower/plant they're based on.
* FlowerMotifs: Each Flower Knight has their own respective language of flowers which tie into their characterization.
* {{Maguffin}}: The legendary bouquet in the event story "The Sea, The Bride and The Legend of the Bouquet", which Gazania's been seeking for its matchmaking capabilities to confirm her feelings for her captain.
* MoeAnthropomorthism: The design aspects of the Flower Knights tend to vary in representing their respective flower. Some like Dancing Lady Orchid or Rose are pretty blatant, with the flower's color scheme or just the flower itself being featured in their design. Others are more subtle, using key accessories or patterns to get the image across.
* MysticalLotus: Lotus Lake's World Flower. While the other nation's World Flowers are suggested to be magical in nature, the city's giant lotus has the distinct ability to grant water breathing for the inhabitants below.
* PollutedWasteland: The decayed, ruined nation of Kodaibana, previously thriving with plant life, now an unfertile and desolate landscape [[{{Mordor}} with its wildlife consisting of the hostile pests.]]
* ThePowerOfTheSun: Upon charging the Solar Drive with shine crystals dropped by the attacked enemies, the player can blast the enemy field with a large solar beam summoned from above.
* SmallSecludedWorld: The south-eastern nation of Spring Garden, Lotus Lake, has initially been bordered off from the rest of the region to protect its residence from the generally land-bounded pests. Due to the invasion of the aquatic beetle variants however, the safety of Lotus Lake had been compromised, prompting the queen to call upon other Flower Knights to aid them, later renouncing the segregation law after some convincing.
* WeaponSpecialization: Flower Knights are divided into four attributes, with many having some standard weaponry associated with each type:
** Slice: swords, knives, daggers, and various other bladed weapons.
** Blunt: hammers, punching n' kicking (with or without aiding equipment), and other forms of heavy weaponry.
** Pierce: spears, lances, rapiers, bows, and other ranged weaponry like guns.
** Magic: {{spell book}}s, {{magic staff}}s, {{fantastic firearms}}, and many other possibilities, typically of [[ImprobableWeaponUser an improbable nature]].
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Spring Garden, an expansive region of various climates, is under the constant invasion of the [[BigCreepyCrawlies pests]], which have threatened the inhabitants livelihood for a century and have destroyed at least one nation. To preserve the peace, tranquility and life of the land, gifted individuals known as Flower Knights have risen to the task of exterminating the pests. And you, the [[PlayerCharacter commander]], have been tasked with training and organizing the recruited Knights for the subjugations ahead.
'''Editor's Note:''' This page and the associated sub-pages cover the SFW releases of ''Flower Knight Girl'',
----
!!This game contains the following tropes:
* AlternateRealityEpisode: The "Parallel Academy" special events, depicting multiple Flower Knights living in a [[HighSchoolAU modern school setting.]]
* AprilFoolsDay: Every April 1st features one off sub-events, typically of an off-kilter nature story-wise.
** 2018 included a subgame called Hungry Slug, an IdleGame where you feed a slug pest named Naame[[note]]A play-on of Nae[[/note]] with macaroons, raising an army of pests alongside Nighogg Danchou for the upcoming fight.
** 2019's is Naming! Call My Name~!, where players were tasked with suggesting and voting for a name for a pink water bug. The most voted chosen name was Gengou.
** 2022's is The "Phantom Thief" Nightshade Appears??, where a number of Flower Knights had their important belongings stolen, with the player finding the lost items in various places across the UI to eventually find the true culprit, [[spoiler:[[NotMeThisTime who wasn't Nightshade,]] but a random pest.]]
** 2023's is New Slug-san FINAL WARS ~All the salt and mysteries dissolved~, where a swarm of slug pests and their mutated leader are on the loose, leading the player to find the five stolen salts hidden throughout the menus (and subsequently solve quiz stages) to deal with the threat. Upon reaching the requirements and facing off against the Slug Boss, using the Solar Drive would summon [[spoiler:Nazuna to insta-kill the boss via sprinkling the salt, mimicking the {{memetic|mutation}} Salt Bae image.]]
* ArcNumber: 727, the GoroawaseNumber for Nazuna. July 27th (7/27) is both the birthday of Nazuna and the half anniversary date for ''Flower Knight Girl'', Nazuna's stats are listed as this, and the associated items/stages feature the number.
* BigCreepyCrawlies: The main source of conflict in Spring Garden are swarms of large, mutated insects known as pests that are generally larger than the average Flower Knight. What's worse, there's the aptly named Ancient Threats that are ''far'' larger in scale.
* {{Crossover}}:
** ''Girls Sympthony'', another game by the same publisher, featured a minor collaboration event in March 2017 that gifted Anri (Rue Anemone) in ''FKG'' for getting to level 30 in the former game. A full standard collaboration event would be hosted later down the line, introducing several of its main characters as units.
** For the event number 107X, [[Literature/ThatTimeIGotReincarnatedAsASlime That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Flower Knight]], which featured Milim, Shion, Treyni and Shizu as [[GuestFighter guest knights]].
* FloralThemeNaming: Just about every character is named after a flower/plant they're based on.
* FlowerMotifs: Each Flower Knight has their own respective language of flowers which tie into their characterization.
* {{Maguffin}}: The legendary bouquet in the event story "The Sea, The Bride and The Legend of the Bouquet", which Gazania's been seeking for its matchmaking capabilities to confirm her feelings for her captain.
* MoeAnthropomorthism: The design aspects of the Flower Knights tend to vary in representing their respective flower. Some like Dancing Lady Orchid or Rose are pretty blatant, with the flower's color scheme or just the flower itself being featured in their design. Others are more subtle, using key accessories or patterns to get the image across.
* MysticalLotus: Lotus Lake's World Flower. While the other nation's World Flowers are suggested to be magical in nature, the city's giant lotus has the distinct ability to grant water breathing for the inhabitants below.
* PollutedWasteland: The decayed, ruined nation of Kodaibana, previously thriving with plant life, now an unfertile and desolate landscape [[{{Mordor}} with its wildlife consisting of the hostile pests.]]
* ThePowerOfTheSun: Upon charging the Solar Drive with shine crystals dropped by the attacked enemies, the player can blast the enemy field with a large solar beam summoned from above.
* SmallSecludedWorld: The south-eastern nation of Spring Garden, Lotus Lake, has initially been bordered off from the rest of the region to protect its residence from the generally land-bounded pests. Due to the invasion of the aquatic beetle variants however, the safety of Lotus Lake had been compromised, prompting the queen to call upon other Flower Knights to aid them, later renouncing the segregation law after some convincing.
* WeaponSpecialization: Flower Knights are divided into four attributes, with many having some standard weaponry associated with each type:
** Slice: swords, knives, daggers, and various other bladed weapons.
** Blunt: hammers, punching n' kicking (with or without aiding equipment), and other forms of heavy weaponry.
** Pierce: spears, lances, rapiers, bows, and other ranged weaponry like guns.
** Magic: {{spell book}}s, {{magic staff}}s, {{fantastic firearms}}, and many other possibilities, typically of [[ImprobableWeaponUser an improbable nature]].
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