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A multimedia series, beginning as an {{RPG}} for the Xbox 360, developed by several of the people behind the ''Franchise/FinalFantasy'' series and the artwork of the ''VideoGame/DragonQuest'' franchise. It's basically Creator/AkiraToriyama, Hironobu Sakaguchi, and Creator/NobuoUematsu's attempt at a ClicheStorm, after seeing how cliche {{RPG}}s had become.
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A sequel/spin-off was produced for the Nintendo DS called ''Blue Dragon Plus'', which is a strategy RPG in [[HeroesUnlimited which nearly all of the supporting cast from the first game also gain Shadow magic powers and join the main party.]]
A final third Action-RPG DS game, ''Awakened Shadow'', starring another customizable hero/-ine, was released worldwide. After literally everyone gained Shadow Magic in ''Plus'', it's disappeared from the world and the player character has to help Shu and friends bring it back. Its single player mode suffered, to say the least, from a focus on multiplayer and an overall lack of polish; although it is a nice alternative [[NoExportForYou to]] ''VideoGame/TalesOfTheTempest''.
A final third Action-RPG DS game, ''Awakened Shadow'', starring another customizable hero/-ine, was released worldwide. After literally everyone gained Shadow Magic in ''Plus'', it's disappeared from the world and the player character has to help Shu and friends bring it back. Its single player mode suffered, to say the least, from a focus on multiplayer and an overall lack of polish; although it is a nice alternative [[NoExportForYou to]] ''VideoGame/TalesOfTheTempest''.
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A sequel/spin-off was produced for the Nintendo DS UsefulNotes/NintendoDS in 2009. It was called ''Blue Dragon Plus'', which is a strategy RPG StrategyRPG in [[HeroesUnlimited which nearly all of the supporting cast from the first game also gain Shadow magic powers and join the main party.]]
A final thirdAction-RPG ActionRPG DS game, ''Awakened Shadow'', starring another customizable hero/-ine, was released worldwide.worldwide in 2010. After literally everyone gained Shadow Magic in ''Plus'', it's disappeared from the world and the player character has to help Shu and friends bring it back. Its single player mode suffered, to say the least, from a focus on multiplayer and an overall lack of polish; although it is a nice alternative [[NoExportForYou to]] ''VideoGame/TalesOfTheTempest''.
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* SuddenlyVoiced: All the Shadows can talk, whereas in the games they remain silent, only retaining their animal roars.
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A Boy And His X is a different sort of trope where the work revolves around the relationship between two individuals and they usually form a bond with the "X" that "changes them forever, usually starting them down the path to adulthood."
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* {{Expy}}: In the anime, Legolas ([[Literature/LordoftheRings No, Not that Legolas]]) is an expy of [[Manga/DragonBall Hercule (Mr. Satan)]].
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* AlternateContinuity: For the anime, the characters' appearances are mostly the same as they are in the game, except for small details like Jiro's hair being gray instead of black, if not much else... The entire story is almost completely different from the one in the games, with many changes to the first game's base plot of "Nene terrorizes the world's towns for his own amusement" (for example, unlike the games, Shu and Jiro ''aren't'' childhood friends, starting off as rivals as soon as they meet, Zola is introduced almost immediately instead of midway through the plot, and Nene's army includes human soldiers).
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* AlternateContinuity: For the anime, the characters' appearances are mostly the same as they are in the game, except for small details like Jiro's hair being gray instead of black, if not much else... The entire story is almost completely different from the one in the games, with many changes to the first game's base plot of "Nene terrorizes the world's towns for his own amusement" (for example, unlike the games, Shu and Jiro ''aren't'' childhood friends, starting off as rivals as soon as they meet, Zola is introduced almost immediately instead of midway through the plot, and Nene's army includes human soldiers).
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* SigilSpam: That spiky-circle logo on Ancient stuff turns up ''everywhere''.
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** Awakened Shadow's final boss, [[spoiler: Last Slavery]] is a fusion of the main character's [[spoiler: shadow self and the Chimera Shadow versions of the party's shadows.]]
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* LawofOneHundred: Unlocking the boss fight with [[spoiler: [[Bonus Boss Destroy]] ]] in Awakened Shadow requires you to feed him 100 seeds.
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* TheMole: [[spoiler:Zola. She hates it and prefers Shu and company.]]
* MoneySpider: Oddly enough, some monster encounters justify this - the money comes out of their poo after you beat them, implying they ate other people with valuables and are literally pooping it out everywhere.
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* MoneySpider: Oddly enough, some monster encounters justify this - the money comes out of their poo after you beat them, implying they ate other people with valuables and are literally pooping it out everywhere.
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** FusionDance: Two of Awakened Shadow's bosses do this such as Demon King Destroy, and [spoiler: [[FinalBoss Last Slavery]] ]] are a result of this.
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* SuppressedHistory: the Book of the Beginning tells of the creation of the world. But it does so, in such a cryptic way, that it leads people to think that the world was one of light, before shadows came along to be stopped by the Warriors of Light. [[spoiler: Actually, the world's original state was darkness, and probably nonexistence, until the Warriors of Light, who were themselves shadow-users, sealed it away, creating the world people live in.]]
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* InteractingWithShadow: Pretty much the entire story.
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* BiggerBad: [[spoiler: Nene's "pet/friend", Deathroy, not only turns out to be the bioweapon Destroy, but also had a deep-seated grudge against the Ancient.]]
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* RaceAgainstTheClock: Disc 2, [[spoiler: rescuing Kluke from the clutches of Nene and his collar in under an hour, otherwise a bomb will go off, killing her. Inverted through Nene's Xanatos Gambit; the party's NiceJobBreakingItHero led them all to their demise.]]
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* YouHave48Hours: Disc 2, [[spoiler: rescuing Kluke from the clutches of Nene and his collar in under an hour, otherwise a bomb will go off, killing her. Inverted through Nene's Xanatos Gambit; the party's NiceJobBreakingItHero led them all to their demise.]]
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* {{Pastiche}}: The first game is quite obviously a loving homage to classic [=JRPGs=], particularly (thanks to the pedigree) the ''Franchise/DragonQuest'' and ''Franchise/FinalFantasy'' series.
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* BellyDancer: In Episode 9 of ''Trials of the 7 Shadows'', the group comes across Donna and Reina, two twin dancers who have the power to steal the souls of jealous people. They were originally penniless on the streets, losing their money to other beautiful dancers until Mikheil offered the two Dragon Scales, which made them appear more beautiful and gave them their soul-stealing powers.
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Being cut per TRS
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* SortingAlgorithmOfEvil: In the first game, Nene sends progressively stronger [[MechaMook Mecha Robos]] at the heroes, making one wonder why he didn't just ''start'' with these stronger Robos at the outset. [[spoiler:Then he reveals his [[DangerouslyGenreSavvy scheme]] at the end of Disc 2, justifying this trope.]]
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* SortingAlgorithmOfEvil: In the first game, Nene sends progressively stronger [[MechaMook Mecha Robos]] at the heroes, making one wonder why he didn't just ''start'' with these stronger Robos at the outset. [[spoiler:Then he reveals his [[DangerouslyGenreSavvy scheme]] scheme at the end of Disc 2, justifying this trope.]]
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** Nene is also more or less one of King Piccolo from DragonBall.
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** Nene is also more or less one of King Piccolo from DragonBall.''Anime/DragonBallZ''.
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* ShoutOut: Zola's Killer Bat makes one to ''Franchise/DragonBall'' during their LimitBreak. You'd expect it to look more like its namesake, but instead Killer Bat turns out to be a giant, white, tailed ape (with Bat's head and wings) that attacks by firing energy beams at the foe, not unlike Vegeta's giant ape form in ''Manga/DragonBallZ''.
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** Let's face it, in a broad sense, the shadows are basically [[Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventure Stands]].
** Zola's Killer Bat makes one to ''Franchise/DragonBall'' during their LimitBreak. You'd expect it to look more like its namesake, but instead Killer Bat turns out to be a giant, white, tailed ape (with Bat's head and wings) that attacks by firing energy beams at the foe, not unlike Vegeta's giant ape form in
** Let's face it, in a broad sense, the shadows are basically [[Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventure Stands]].
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* {{Bowdlerization}}: Done in the US version of the anime, regarding Bouquet, most likely because of her age. Remember girls: If you're under eighteen and your breasts are too big, you aren't allowed to have them!
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* SortingAlgorithmOfEvil: Whenever you beat up Nene, he comes back with better Mecha Robos.
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* TookALevelInBadass: Quite a lot of the characters. Most notably [[spoiler:Nene when he manages to cure his illness.]]
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* UnwinnableByMistake: Depending on what you're doing and what file you use, it's possible to become stuck on a NewGamePlus file pretty easily. Early in the game, right after the Land Shark attack, you end up in the NoobCave. In order to proceed, you're supposed to kill the Poo Snakes and loot their treasures, which will spawn a new treasure that continues the game after opening. However, depending on the save you used for New Game Plus, it's actually possible to have the maximum amount of items on you before this, making it impossible to loot the chests and continue the game, thanks to the fact that you also can't ''drop'' excess items from your inventory, you can only sell them. Better hope you didn't save over the file used to start New Game Plus and/or have a save set before you started killing the Poo Snakes...[[note]]Since you either need to use an item to attack them (Thorn Grass) or to let them hit you so you can waste a few healing items (Medicine and Light Crystals) so you can pick up the treasure in the chests.[[/note]]
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* PointOfNoReturn: In the first game, when attempting to pursue Nene after he burrowed his fortress deep into the earth, you get a cutscene, Zola and Jiro both warning you that it's probably a one-way ticket, a chance to save your game, and a final yes/no confirmation before you proceed to the endgame area ... which [[SubvertedTrope includes a dimensional portal so you can enter/leave it at will]].