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** Initially, Lola was voiced by Creator/CassandraLeeMorris in ''[=LAiX2=]''. Starting with ''[=ASGV3=]'' and onwards, Obake Pam ([=VTuber=], mascot, and [self-proclaimed] CEO of [=PlayAsia=]) now voices Lola.
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** Initially, Lola was voiced by Creator/CassandraLeeMorris in ''[=LAiX2=]''. Starting with ''[=ASGV3=]'' and onwards, Obake Pam PAM ([=VTuber=], mascot, and [self-proclaimed] CEO of [=PlayAsia=]) now voices Lola.
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** Initially, Lola was voiced by Creator/CassandraLeeMorris in ''[=LAiX2=]''. Starting with ''[=ASGV3=]'' and onwards, Obake Pam ([=VTuber=], mascot, and [self-proclaimed] CEO of [=PlayAsia=]) now voices Lola.
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* MultipleLanguagesSameVoiceActor: In ''3'', Desna in both English and Japanese are voiced by the same actor, Jenya.
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* IKnewIt: The blue dog/wolf-like creature in the first previews for ''Gunvolt 3'' was commonly speculated to be Gunvolt himself, due to the color scheme and having an identical braid. As of the New Game+ Expo 2022 trailer and gameplay demonstration, it was confirmed that it's a form Gunvolt takes when he's not the active player character.
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* TheWikiRule: Has one [[http://www.azurestrikergunvolt.wikia.com here]].
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* TalkingToHimself: Lumen and Joule, both voiced by Creator/MeguSakuragawa. [[spoiler: She also voices Mytyl, who inherits the power of both muses.]]
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Names The Same is now a disambiguation page.
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* NamesTheSame:
** [[http://megaman.wikia.com/wiki/Gun_Volt Gun Volt]] is also the name of a mook in ''VideoGame/MegaManX''.
** The term "Flashfield" is used in both the English and Japanese versions of the game, but in different contexts. In the English version, Flashfield is the name for Gunvolt's self-generated electrical force field. In the Japanese version, however, Flashfield is the name of Copen's protective barrier in ''2''.
** [[spoiler:Vanishing World, the "attack" Gunvolt uses when he completely loses control of his Primal Dragon powers and ends the world in a NonStandardGameOver, has the same name as one of Bass.EXE's deadliest skills in ''VideoGame/MegaManBattleNetwork'' series, although at least Bass' Vanishing World doesn't instantly end your game.]]
** [[http://megaman.wikia.com/wiki/Gun_Volt Gun Volt]] is also the name of a mook in ''VideoGame/MegaManX''.
** The term "Flashfield" is used in both the English and Japanese versions of the game, but in different contexts. In the English version, Flashfield is the name for Gunvolt's self-generated electrical force field. In the Japanese version, however, Flashfield is the name of Copen's protective barrier in ''2''.
** [[spoiler:Vanishing World, the "attack" Gunvolt uses when he completely loses control of his Primal Dragon powers and ends the world in a NonStandardGameOver, has the same name as one of Bass.EXE's deadliest skills in ''VideoGame/MegaManBattleNetwork'' series, although at least Bass' Vanishing World doesn't instantly end your game.]]
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** Related to ''Gunvolt 3'' a Plasma Legion derivative was originally supposed to be a MidBoss fought during the Holy Night XIII stage. It was suspiciously absent in the demo, and was completely omitted in the final release. Given that it was not shown in the official artbook (which normally showcased official art for each of the characters, including Mid-Bosses), it was likely never meant for the Plasma Legion derivative to appear from the start (and was simply used for promotional purposes).
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** Related to ''Gunvolt 3'' a Plasma Legion derivative was originally supposed to be a MidBoss fought during the Holy Night XIII stage. It was suspiciously absent in the demo, and was completely omitted in the final release. Given that it was not shown in the official artbook (which normally showcased official art for each of the characters, including Mid-Bosses), it was likely never meant for the Plasma Legion derivative to appear from the start (and was simply used for promotional purposes). The only remnant is a common blue drone enemy who launches a HomingProjectile ''very'' similar to what the Plasma Legion derivative used.
** In ''Gunvolt 3'', Gibril and Carrera were planned to be added as a DualBoss fight, but it didn't make the cut. Remnants of this can be seen in the quotes on their DLC Skill Image Pulses referencing lines they would have actually said in the fight. The other DLC Image Pulses were also considered for additional tag-team battles, but only Merak and Teseo made the cut for various reasons.
** In ''Gunvolt 3'', Gibril and Carrera were planned to be added as a DualBoss fight, but it didn't make the cut. Remnants of this can be seen in the quotes on their DLC Skill Image Pulses referencing lines they would have actually said in the fight. The other DLC Image Pulses were also considered for additional tag-team battles, but only Merak and Teseo made the cut for various reasons.
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Double edit: Somehow failed to notice this page was for the whole franchise.
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* CreatorDrivenSuccessor: The game has a fair bit in common with the first entry in the ''VideoGame/MegaManZero'' series, being a gaiden game starring the original protagonist's [[RedOniBlueOni red-colour-coded]] rival character who steps up to fight a genocidal regime seeking to wipe out one half of the population [[spoiler: in a ruined future after a time skip from the main series. Copen being a cyborg and the villain being an evil counterpart of the original hero re-enforces these parallels. Furthermore, as in the end of the ''Zero'' series, the villain is someone who [[TheUsurper took over]] an already awful dystopian government and managed to make it [[FromBadToWorse even worse]]]].
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* CreatorDrivenSuccessor: The game ''Luminous Avenger iX'' has a fair bit in common with the first entry in the ''VideoGame/MegaManZero'' series, being a gaiden game starring the original protagonist's [[RedOniBlueOni red-colour-coded]] rival character who steps up to fight a genocidal regime seeking to wipe out one half of the population [[spoiler: in a ruined future after a time skip from the main series. Copen being a cyborg and the villain being an evil counterpart of the original hero re-enforces these parallels. Furthermore, as in the end of the ''Zero'' series, the villain is someone who [[TheUsurper took over]] an already awful dystopian government and managed to make it [[FromBadToWorse even worse]]]].
