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* ''Bomberman Land'' (2000) - UsefulNotes/PlayStation
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* FiveManBand:
** TheHero: Shiro Bom / Cheerful White
** TheLancer: Kuro Bom / Cool Black
** TheBigGuy: Gold Bomber / Giant Gold
** TheSmartGuy: Midori Bom / Bookworm Green
** TheChick: Pretty Bomber / Cute Pink
** TagalongKid: Ao Bom / Kid Blue
** SixthRanger: Aka Bom, Racer Bomber, and later Aqua Bom / Aqua Acrobat
** TheHero: Shiro Bom / Cheerful White
** TheLancer: Kuro Bom / Cool Black
** TheBigGuy: Gold Bomber / Giant Gold
** TheSmartGuy: Midori Bom / Bookworm Green
** TheChick: Pretty Bomber / Cute Pink
** TagalongKid: Ao Bom / Kid Blue
** SixthRanger: Aka Bom, Racer Bomber, and later Aqua Bom / Aqua Acrobat
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** In ''Bomberman Hardball'', Shiro Bom became Ivory Bomber, Kuro Bom became Star Bomber, Midori Bom became Jade Bomber, Ao Bom became Blue Bomber ([[IThoughtItMeant not]] [[VideoGame/MegaManClassic that one]]), and Pretty Bomber and Gold Bomber were left intact.
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** In ''Bomberman Hardball'', Shiro Bom became Ivory Bomber, Kuro Bom became Star Bomber, Midori Bom became Jade Bomber, Ao Bom became Blue Bomber ([[IThoughtItMeant ([[JustForFun/IThoughtItMeant not]] [[VideoGame/MegaManClassic that one]]), and Pretty Bomber and Gold Bomber were left intact.
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* SuperDeformed: Well, more than usual. It got dropped after ''Land 3'' in favor of the franchise's traditional art style.
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** In ''Bomberman Hardball'', Shiro Bom became Ivory Bomber, Kuro Bom became Star Bomber, Midori Bom became Jade Bomber, Ao Bom became Blue Bomber ([[IThoughtItMeant not]] [[Franchise/MegaMan [[VideoGame/MegaManClassic that one]]), and Pretty Bomber and Gold Bomber were left intact.
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''Bomberman Land'' is the VideoGame/{{Bomberman}} franchise's personal series of [[MiniGameGame minigame-centric]] {{Party Game}}s. The first three games were only released in Japan, then the series began being released internationally with ''Bomberman Land Touch!''.
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''Bomberman Land'' is the VideoGame/{{Bomberman}} ''VideoGame/{{Bomberman}}'' franchise's personal series of [[MiniGameGame minigame-centric]] {{Party Game}}s. The first three games were only released in Japan, then the series began being released internationally with ''Bomberman Land Touch!''.
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''Bomberman Land'' is the VideoGame/{{Bomberman}} franchise's personal series of [[MiniGameGame minigame-centric]] {{Party Game}}s. The first three games were only released in Japan for the UsefulNotes/PlayStation and UsefulNotes/PlayStation2, Japan, then the series began being released internationally with ''Bomberman Land Touch!''.
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* ScarfOfAsskicking: Black in some games and Racer Bomber.
* SmittenTeenageGirl: Pretty Bomber.
* ScarfOfAsskicking: Black in some games and Racer Bomber.
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* SmittenTeenageGirl: Pretty Bomber.
* VerbalTic: Cool Black says "dude" quite often.
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* ScarfOfAsskicking: Cool Black in some games and Racer.
* SmittenTeenageGirl: Pretty Bomber.
SuperDeformed: Well, more than usual.
* VerbalTic:Cool Black says "dude" quite often.
* SmittenTeenageGirl: Pretty Bomber.
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The story for each game is the same at its core: Bomberman (AKA Cheerful White) and his friends all travel to a theme park and take part in its attractions. Unlike games such as ''VideoGame/MarioParty'' which use a ''TabletopGame/{{Monopoly}}''-styled board game layout, the theme park is an explorable overworld, and the player must complete the park's various minigames in order to unlock more of the park to explore.
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The story for each game is the same at its core: Bomberman (AKA Shiro Bom / Cheerful White) White and his friends all travel to a theme park and take part in its attractions. Unlike games such as ''VideoGame/MarioParty'' which use a ''TabletopGame/{{Monopoly}}''-styled board game layout, the theme park is an explorable overworld, and the player must complete the park's various minigames in order to unlock more of the park to explore.
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* ''BombermanLand'' Land Wii'' (2007) - UsefulNotes/{{Wii}}
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!!Related games:
* ''Bomberman 64'' (2001) - UsefulNotes/Nintendo64
* ''Bomberman Kart'' (2001) - [=PlayStation=] 2
** ''Bomberman Kart DX'' (2004) - [=PlayStation=] 2
* ''Bomberman Battles'' / ''Hardball'' (2004) - [=PlayStation=] 2
* ''Bomberman
* ''Bomberman
!!Related games:
* ''Bomberman 64'' (2001) - UsefulNotes/Nintendo64
* ''Bomberman Kart'' (2001) - [=PlayStation=] 2
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* ''Bomberman Battles'' / ''Hardball'' (2004) - [=PlayStation=] 2
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* DamselInDistress: Cute Pink Pretty Bomber is kidnapped pretty often. Aqua as well in Touch 2.''Touch! 2''.
* DubNameChange: Each protagonist was renamed when the series started being brought over from Japan. This can be confusing as Pretty Bomber is an established character, but she was called Cute Pink.
* DubNameChange: Each protagonist was renamed when the series started being brought over from Japan. This can be confusing as Pretty Bomber is an established character, but she was called Cute Pink.
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** TheLancer: Cool Black
** TheBigGuy: Giant Gold
** TheSmartGuy: Bookworm Green
** TheChick: Cute Pink
** TagalongKid: Kid Blue
** SixthRanger: Racer and Aka
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Giant Gold
* {{Keet}}: Kid Blue
** TheLancer: Cool Black
** TheBigGuy: Giant Gold
** TheSmartGuy: Bookworm Green
** TheChick: Cute Pink
** TagalongKid: Kid Blue
** SixthRanger: Racer and Aka
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Giant Gold
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** TheHero: Shiro Bom / Cheerful White
** TheLancer: Kuro Bom / Cool Black
** TheBigGuy: Gold Bomber / Giant Gold
** TheSmartGuy: Midori Bom / Bookworm Green
** TheChick: Pretty Bomber / Cute Pink
** TagalongKid: Ao Bom / Kid Blue
** SixthRanger: Aka Bom, Racer Bomber andAka
Aqua Bom / Aqua Acrobat
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold:Giant Gold
* {{Keet}}:Kid Blue
** TheLancer: Kuro Bom / Cool Black
** TheBigGuy: Gold Bomber / Giant Gold
** TheSmartGuy: Midori Bom / Bookworm Green
** TheChick: Pretty Bomber / Cute Pink
** TagalongKid: Ao Bom / Kid Blue
** SixthRanger: Aka Bom, Racer Bomber and
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* ObliviousToLove: In
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''Bomberman Land'' is the VideoGame/{{Bomberman}} franchise's personal series of [[MiniGameGame minigame-centric]] {{Party Game}}s. The first three games were only released in Japan for the {{PlayStation}} and {{PlayStation 2}}, then the series began being released internationally with ''Bomberman Land Touch!''.
''Bomberman Land'' is the VideoGame/{{Bomberman}} franchise's personal series of [[MiniGameGame minigame-centric]] {{Party Game}}s. The first three games were only released in Japan for the {{PlayStation}} and {{PlayStation 2}}, then the series began being released internationally with ''Bomberman Land Touch!''.
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[[caption-width-right:260:The first game for the {{PlayStation}}]]
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''Bomberman Land'' is the VideoGame/{{Bomberman}} franchise's personal series of [[MiniGameGame minigame-centric]] {{Party Game}}s. The first three games were only released in Japan for the{{PlayStation}} UsefulNotes/PlayStation and {{PlayStation 2}}, UsefulNotes/PlayStation2, then the series began being released internationally with ''Bomberman Land Touch!''.
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* ''Bomberman Land'' (2007) - {{Wii}}
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* ScarfOfAssKicking: Cool Black in some games and Racer.
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[[caption-width-right:260:The first game for the {{PlayStation}}]]
''Bomberman Land'' is the VideoGame/{{Bomberman}} franchise's personal series of [[MiniGameGame minigame-centric]] {{Party Game}}s. The first three games were only released in Japan for the {{PlayStation}} and {{PlayStation 2}}, then the series began being released internationally with ''Bomberman Land Touch!''.
The story for each game is the same at its core: Bomberman (AKA Cheerful White) and his friends all travel to a theme park and take part in its attractions. Unlike games such as ''VideoGame/MarioParty'' which use a ''TabletopGame/{{Monopoly}}''-styled board game layout, the theme park is an explorable overworld, and the player must complete the park's various minigames in order to unlock more of the park to explore.
[[WorksNeedingTropes This page needs tropes]].
!!Games in this series:
* ''Bomberman Land'' (2000) - {{PlayStation}}
** ''Bomberman Land 2'' (2003) - {{PlayStation 2}}
** ''Bomberman Land 3'' (2005) - [=PlayStation=] 2
* ''Bomberman Land Touch!'' (2006) - NintendoDS
** ''Bomberman Land Touch! 2'' (2007)
* ''Bomberman Land'' (2007) - {{Wii}}
* ''Bomberman Land'' (2007) - {{PlayStation Portable}}
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!!This game series provides examples of:
* CheerfulChild: [[MeaningfulName Cheerful White]].
* FiveManBand:
** TheHero: Cheerful White
** TheLancer: Cool Black
** TheBigGuy: Giant Gold
** TheSmartGuy: Bookworm Green
** TheChick: Cute Pink
** TagalongKid: Kid Blue
* MiniGameGame
* NoExportForYou: The first three ''Land'' games.
* PartyGame
* {{Spinoff}}
* VerbalTic: Cool Black says "dude" quite often.
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[[caption-width-right:260:The first game for the {{PlayStation}}]]
''Bomberman Land'' is the VideoGame/{{Bomberman}} franchise's personal series of [[MiniGameGame minigame-centric]] {{Party Game}}s. The first three games were only released in Japan for the {{PlayStation}} and {{PlayStation 2}}, then the series began being released internationally with ''Bomberman Land Touch!''.
The story for each game is the same at its core: Bomberman (AKA Cheerful White) and his friends all travel to a theme park and take part in its attractions. Unlike games such as ''VideoGame/MarioParty'' which use a ''TabletopGame/{{Monopoly}}''-styled board game layout, the theme park is an explorable overworld, and the player must complete the park's various minigames in order to unlock more of the park to explore.
[[WorksNeedingTropes This page needs tropes]].
!!Games in this series:
* ''Bomberman Land'' (2000) - {{PlayStation}}
** ''Bomberman Land 2'' (2003) - {{PlayStation 2}}
** ''Bomberman Land 3'' (2005) - [=PlayStation=] 2
* ''Bomberman Land Touch!'' (2006) - NintendoDS
** ''Bomberman Land Touch! 2'' (2007)
* ''Bomberman Land'' (2007) - {{Wii}}
* ''Bomberman Land'' (2007) - {{PlayStation Portable}}
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!!This game series provides examples of:
* CheerfulChild: [[MeaningfulName Cheerful White]].
* FiveManBand:
** TheHero: Cheerful White
** TheLancer: Cool Black
** TheBigGuy: Giant Gold
** TheSmartGuy: Bookworm Green
** TheChick: Cute Pink
** TagalongKid: Kid Blue
* MiniGameGame
* NoExportForYou: The first three ''Land'' games.
* PartyGame
* {{Spinoff}}
* VerbalTic: Cool Black says "dude" quite often.
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