History VideoGame / CopyKitty

** Completing enough of the arcade-style Endless Mode (which is a full-fledged part of the game, not an arrange mode in itself) unlocks Pandemonium, which further randomizes enemies not only by type, but potentially gives enemies any one random weapon to their attack patterns. This means even a common enemy can hold one of the powers normally exclusive to the BonusBoss... and on the opposite side, a powerful boss may end up with pathetically weak attacks. Unique to this mode are supercharged versions of elemental weapons that, although rare to drop, can do absolutely destructive amounts of damage in return.

* BonusBoss:
** Exgal, EldritchAbomination extraordinaire and a [[SurprisinglyCreepyMoment sharp contrast]] to the cuter and more conventionally cool bosses in the game.
** A Hard Mode version of the fight is unlocked if you [[DoubleUnlock complete a lengthy list of requirements]] first. It is an even greater foe named [[spoiler:Aekros, the Cybers' secret weapon, which Exgal is a mere shadow of]].
** Overlapping with a TrueFinalBoss, completing the BossRush on Hard reveals [[spoiler:the originally-intended boss Savant programmed before Isotope hacked her way in, a silver variant of the Normal FinalBoss, an alternate, tougher Supreme Thremnat]].

** [[spoiler:'''''[[BonusBoss Exgal]]''''']], Savant's attempt at simulating a dark power on par with (or worse than) what he intends for Boki to fight in reality. Its form and attacks differ wildly from everything else in the game, it has an utterly ''absurd'' amount of health (which rapidly regenerates even if you do manage to harm it), and even its ''name'' in-game along with the mission name for its boss fight is written as some kind of foreign, ancient text. (Curiously, the three Ulsevs it spawns are written in plain English.)

* NoDamageRun: Clearing a level while taking less than a certain amount of damage, usually 0, sometimes 5, sometimes 10, rewards the player with a yellow star, and with it, the custom weapons menu, granting access to any one weapon in the game. Yes, even boss-exclusive weapons and the overpowered weapons obtained from the [[BonusBoss Bonus Bosses]]. This includes boss stages as well, letting you [[CatharsisFactor demolish the harder bosses in the game with ease]]. There's even an unlockable Modifier, a.k.a {{Achievement|System}} that turns your character into a OneHitPointWonder to attempt this, although ironically, it requires ''taking'' damage and dying to an attack that deals only one {{Hit Point|s}} of damage. Good luck, especially in Hard Mode.

* {{Superboss}}: The main game ends with the FinalBoss known as the Supreme Thremnat, but comes with even harder encounters as part of its extra content:

* UnexpectedShmupLevel: [[spoiler:The grand finale of the [[BonusBoss Bonus Bonus Boss]] is a mid-air duel in shmup form.]]

* VideoGameRandomizer: Pandemonium Mode, which takes Endless Mode and randomizes all enemy and boss attacks. This means you could wind up with the weakest enemy in the game wielding BonusBoss weapons, a normally terrifying boss armed with literal snowballs, or anything in between. It also contains a handful of unique powers that don't appear anywhere else in the game.
* VileVillainSaccharineShow: The game is very lighthearted, intended to make the player feel adventurous and powerful. The ''very'' vibrant color palette and the enemy designs further support this (with a few exceptions, particularly the Orzinavs). However, the BonusBoss [[spoiler:[[EldritchAbomination Exgal]]]] throws all the sweet saccharine out of the window. It's a gigantic machine made of bone, flesh, and metal that's completely impervious to your normal attacks. The only way to defeat it is to absorb the hellish powers of its subordinates.

* {{Antepiece}}: An in-universe one: [[spoiler:Some of the levels in the Extra World end with Boki absorbing the powers of several Light Exchikkes to cleanse the level of darkness. This leads up to the fight with [[EldritchAbomination Exgal]], where Boki must destroy the Ulsevs surrounding the boss and absorb the light magic within them in order to defeat it. [[GoneHorriblyWrong It doesn't work out that way]].

* CosmicHorrorStory: Hoo boy, [[spoiler:Exgal, wielder of supreme dark magic]] is otherworldly, incredibly strong, and has a power that defies the limits of what powers in the game can do. And as threatening as it is, it's only a simulation of the real thing, which is considered one of the weaker superweapons of the Cybers, who ''built and control'' said spoilered entity. All of the bosses in the game answer to these beings. The creepiest thing about them is that no one knows anything about their plans, their origins are a mystery other than the theory that they come from some alternate dimension, and they've been at war with the races of Zoincailla for ''millenia''. The one consistent thing anyone knows for sure is that if The Cybers detect the presence of Entanma like Boki, they'll do everything in their power to capture and convert that entanma into a Cyber themselves, brainwashing them in the process.

** For Boki, this is pretty much a given considering the game's premise. Many bosses give you access to a powerful weapon you haven't seen before (often one that's unavailable anywhere else) either from the start or once the boss reaches about half health. The second-to-last boss is especially noteworthy since your attack increases in power 3 times to match the boss between phases.

** '''Quick''': Deals less damage per projectile, but has rapid-fire capabilities. Savant's window stays behind where he's aiming at and locks onto the nearest target in the direct Savant is aiming at.

** Exgal, EldritchAbomination extraordinaire and a [[SurpriseCreepy sharp contrast]] to the cuter and more conventionally cool bosses in the game.

* WhipItGood: One of the solo weapon drops is this. Comes in many variations, including a vine whip, an electric whip, and a tentacular whip.

* {{Antepiece}}: An in-universe one: [[spoiler:Some of the levels in the Extra World end with Boki absorbing the powers of several Light Exchikkes to cleanse the level of darkness. This leads up to the fight with [[EldritchAbomination Exgal]], where Boki must destroy the Ulsevs surrounding the boss and absorb the light magic within them in order to defeat it. [[GoneHorriblyWrong It...]] [[SurpriseCreepy doesn't work out that way]]]].

* BerserkButton: Just take up Arikan's sword and fight them fairly. They don't take it lightly if their opponent refuses to do so or flat-out cheats.

** Every character has different textboxes.

* HardModePerks: Sure, a lot of the enemies are deadlier in Hard Mode, but that means even deadlier weapons for Boki to copy. There are some enemies that even only appear in Hard Mode, such as [[MakeMeWannaShout Dwevmos]].

* MakeMeWannaShout: The Radio Pulse ability, which is a sound wave that expands and gets more powerful as it travels.

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On her birthday, CatGirl Boki Lamira receives a present from her adoptive uncle Savant: a virtual reality program called "Flux", a military combat simulator which the computer-savvy Savant has modified specially for training his niece. Boki is an "Entanma", one of a select few across the solar system born with unique magical powers. However, she idolizes other Entanma with flashy and explosive talents, and doesn't think much of her own ability to [[PowerCopying copy other powers]]. Savant has set out to prove to Boki her own great potential, through practical exercises conveniently resembling video game levels.

On her birthday, CatGirl Boki Lamira receives a present from her adoptive uncle Savant: a [[Cyberspace VR]] program called "Flux". Flux is a military combat simulator which the computer-savvy Savant has modified specially for training his niece. Boki is an "Entanma", one of a select few across the solar system born with unique magical powers. However, she idolizes other Entanma with flashy and explosive talents, and doesn't think much of her own ability to [[PowerCopying copy other powers]]. Savant has set out to prove to Boki her own great potential, through practical exercises conveniently resembling video game levels.

''Copy Kitty'' is an action game for UsefulNotes/MicrosoftWindows by Nuclear Strawberry (Azure Lazuline and Raibys Tohrell), which combines cute kittens, deadly weaponry and robots, and many an AmazingTechnicolorBattlefield.

One day on her birthday, CatGirl Boki Lamira receives a present from her adopted uncle Savant; a training VR program called "Flux" made for simulating military combat. Boki is one of a select few across the solar system known as an "entanma", people born with unique abilities all their own that can change reality around them with the force of their will. But instead of being an all-powerful entanma like she wanted, Boki finds that she can only copy others' abilities.

Upon activating the program, Savant appears and explains to his niece the program is intended to enhance her power to [[PowerCopying copy other abilities]], with a few modifications of his own creation, of course. Boki doesn't think much of herself, wanting more than anything to have unique superpowers like the entanma she idolizes. Even so, the young kitera will use her considerable skills and knowledge of all things cool to dive into the simulation, jumping, rolling, smashing, and swimming her way through several environments from volcanoes, to forests, desert temples, orbital satellites, and the ocean depths. Throughout her journey, she'll trash several thousand robots in all shapes and sizes, kick hundreds of spherical penguins, battle an ever-escalating number of bosses in both size and weapon variety, and just might learn a thing or two about self-confidence along the way.

Featuring over 175 weapon combinations, 135 short, objective-based missions, a Hard Mode that unlocks after the main campaign with several new weapons, bosses, and changes to existing levels, a second playable character with his own abilities, and a dynamically shifting soundtrack to accompany the player, ''Copy Kitty'' is at once both familiar to those who like action games and an experience all its own.

The game was developed for five years before entering UsefulNotes/{{Steam}} Early Access on August 11th, 2016, while the full version (version 3.0.1) was released in April 19, 2018, after seven years of development with the occasional update post-launch. It can be found on the [[http://entanma.com/copykitty Entanma Project website]] or on [[http://store.steampowered.com/app/349250 Steam]].

''Copy Kitty'' is an action game for UsefulNotes/MicrosoftWindows by Nuclear Strawberry (Azure Lazuline and Raibys Tohrell), which combines cute kittens, deadly weaponry and robots, and lots of SceneryPorn.

* EverythingsBetterWithPenguins: Makyrooni, which are ball-shaped penguins. World 11 introduces the inertia-filled Makyrooma, which will attempt to roll back towards its original spot if disturbed.

* MultiStageBattle: [[spoiler:Spectrum Yoggval]], with each stage corresponding to [[spoiler:its current form.]]