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* TwoAndAHalfD: Yunou can jump between different parallels à la ''VideoGame/GuardianHeroes'' to explore different areas. The developer stated in Neocrisis' interview the reason for making ''Crescent Pale Mist'' a 2.5D game oppose a 2D one felt that a straight 2D game would restrict the heroine's agility.
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* TwoAndAHalfD: Yunou can jump between different parallels à la ''VideoGame/GuardianHeroes'' to explore different areas. The developer stated in Neocrisis' interview the reason for making ''Crescent Pale Mist'' a 2.5D game oppose a 2D one felt that a straight 2D game would restrict have restricted the heroine's agility.mobility.
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* BulletHell: Many bosses and some enemies are capable of unleashing a danmaku of bullets at Yunou, even moreso on harder difficulties. Thankfully the skills of a master ''Franchise/TouhouProject'' player is not required here.
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* BottomlessMagazines: Yunou can throw an endless supply of daggers at her enemies, however, using a Teleport Dagger consumes 1 PM for each one tossed.
* BulletHell: Many bosses and some enemies are capable of unleashing a danmaku of bullets at Yunou, even moreso on harder difficulties. Thankfully the skills of a master ''Franchise/TouhouProject'' player is not requiredhere.here and many attacks can be canceled out by your own attacks.
* BulletHell: Many bosses and some enemies are capable of unleashing a danmaku of bullets at Yunou, even moreso on harder difficulties. Thankfully the skills of a master ''Franchise/TouhouProject'' player is not required
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* {{Combos}}: Comes naturally for a hack-and-slash game.
* ContinuingIsPainful: Die at any point of a Chapter and you lose any-and-all chances of enemy drops as well your high-score.
* ContinuingIsPainful: Die at any point of a Chapter and you lose any-and-all chances of enemy drops as well your high-score.
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* {{Combos}}: Comes naturally for Striking enemies multiple times in succession will build a hack-and-slash game.
combo which counts towards your stage's score bonus.
* ContinuingIsPainful: Die at any point of a Chapter and youlose any-and-all chances will be denied of any enemy drops you haven't collected for that Chapter as well your high-score.
* ContinuingIsPainful: Die at any point of a Chapter and you
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* EvolvingTitleScreen: When you first start the game with a fresh save file, the title screen is is blue. Once you slay more and more enemies as you play through the game however, it goes from blue steadily turns red.
* FakeLongevity: Collecting a lot of useless junk like a potato, [[SoulJar evil spirits in a jar]], and cool-sounding stuff that turns out junk like the Abyss Garb, just for the sake of item hunting.
** Also in the original PC version, you have kill 8,000 or more enemies just to unlock the penultimate difficulty. [[NotMakingThisUpDisclaimer We're not making this up]]...
* FakeLongevity: Collecting a lot of useless junk like a potato, [[SoulJar evil spirits in a jar]], and cool-sounding stuff that turns out junk like the Abyss Garb, just for the sake of item hunting.
** Also in the original PC version, you have kill 8,000 or more enemies just to unlock the penultimate difficulty. [[NotMakingThisUpDisclaimer We're not making this up]]...
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* EvolvingTitleScreen: When you first start the game with a fresh save file, the title screen is is blue. Once you slay more and more enemies as you play through the game however, it goes from blue steadily turns red.
*FakeLongevity: FakeLongevity:
** Most of the game's stages past Chapter 1 are labyrinthine and expansive, and without knowing or using the shortcuts, they can sometimes take up an ''hour'' to get through.
** Collecting a lot of useless junk like a potato, [[SoulJar evil spirits in a jar]], and cool-sounding stuff that turns out junk like the Abyss Garb, just for the sake of item hunting.
** Also in the original PC version, you have kill 8,000 or more enemies just to unlock the penultimate difficulty. [[NotMakingThisUpDisclaimer We're not making this up]]...
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** Most of the game's stages past Chapter 1 are labyrinthine and expansive, and without knowing or using the shortcuts, they can sometimes take up an ''hour'' to get through.
** Collecting a lot of useless junk like a potato, [[SoulJar evil spirits in a jar]], and cool-sounding stuff that turns out junk like the Abyss Garb, just for the sake of item hunting.
** Also in the original PC version, you have kill 8,000 or more enemies just to unlock the penultimate difficulty.
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** [[BottomlessMagazines Bottomless Daggers]]: And where does Yunou's bottomless supply of throwing daggers come from?
* GetBackHereBoss: The humanoid bosses will generally try to avoid Yunou and keep their distance from her as much as possible unless they attack.
* HeroesPreferSwords: Yunou conjures magical blades for her basic attacks and her default Rowenveld has her conjuring [[{{BFG}} even bigger magic swords]] that she shoots at her enemies and convert Pale Mist wisps into a barrage of magical swords, while the other characters generally use magic or a spear in Soray's case.
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* OurDragonsAreDifferent: Teranoias, Vizet's skeletal dragon familar.
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* NothingIsScarier: In the Planeriel ending, [[spoiler:players are greeted to seeing Elshira after she was banished to an empty void thanks to Narju using her to fulfil her deal with Sage Gasyukal]].
* OurDragonsAreDifferent: Teranoias, Vizet's skeletal dragonfamilar.familiar.
* OurDragonsAreDifferent: Teranoias, Vizet's skeletal dragon
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* RazorWind: Yunou uses this to attack enemies at close range albeit not using an actual sword.
* SpiceUpTheSubtitles: In the fan translation of the PC version, Yunou sometimes says "damn" in frustrating situations and called Vizet a bitch when dealing with her familiar.
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* [[ThrowingYourSwordAlwaysWorks Throwing Your Magical Swords Always Works]]: Yunou's Rowanveld. It arguably deals more damage to enemies than Rowanveld PM (even moreso with Inhuman Blade equipped) and it breaks enemies' guard. It can be powered-up to Rowanbanish, although while it's powerful, it sacrifices its rapid-fire capabilities and eats up more of your CP.
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* [[ThrowingYourSwordAlwaysWorks Throwing Your Magical Swords Always Works]]: ThrowingYourSwordAlwaysWorks: Yunou's Rowanveld.Rowanveld attack, which she conjures powerful magical swords that she throws at her enemies. It arguably deals more damage to enemies than Rowanveld PM (even moreso with Inhuman Blade equipped) and it breaks enemies' guard. It can be powered-up to Rowanbanish, although while it's powerful, it sacrifices its rapid-fire capabilities and eats up more of your CP.
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The game was first released on PC in Japan on March 30th, 2006, it was then later localized by Rockin' Android as a downloadable UsefulNotes/PlayStation3 game via [=PlayStation=] Network on November 9th, 2010 with updated graphics, [[ArtShift redrawn character art]], [[MetaMultiplayer online leaderboards]], [[AchievementSystem Trophies]], and [[AntiFrustrationFeature a few gameplay tweaks]]. On January 2015, the game has been [[http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=371599675 greenlit]] for a Steam release with added features such as Achievements and trading cards, however, it seems unlikely this will come to pass as the game has been stuck in Steam Greenlight limbo for years since. The game was also [[https://delistedgames.com/crescent-pale-mist/ delisted]] from [=PlayStation=] Network on November 9, 2015 along with other games published by Rockin' Android.
The doujin circle's website can be viewed [[http://classic-shikoukairo.jpn.org/ here]] (Japanese) and Rockin' Android's English for the game can be viewed [[http://crescentpalemist.com here]].
The doujin circle's website can be viewed [[http://classic-shikoukairo.jpn.org/ here]] (Japanese) and Rockin' Android's English for the game can be viewed [[http://crescentpalemist.com here]].
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The game was first released on PC in Japan on March 30th, 2006, it was then later localized by Rockin' Android as a downloadable UsefulNotes/PlayStation3 game via [=PlayStation=] Network on November 9th, 2010 with updated graphics, [[ArtShift redrawn character art]], [[MetaMultiplayer online leaderboards]], [[AchievementSystem Trophies]], and [[AntiFrustrationFeature a few gameplay tweaks]]. On January 2015, the game has been [[http://steamcommunity.[[https://web.archive.org/web/20210208180053/http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=371599675 greenlit]] for a Steam release with added features such as Achievements and trading cards, however, it seems unlikely this will come to pass as the game has been stuck in Steam Greenlight limbo for years since. The game was also [[https://delistedgames.com/crescent-pale-mist/ delisted]] from [=PlayStation=] Network on November 9, 2015 along with other games published by Rockin' Android.
The doujin circle's website can be viewed [[http://classic-shikoukairo.jpn.org/ here]] (Japanese) and Rockin' Android's English for the game can be viewed[[http://crescentpalemist.com [[https://web.archive.org/web/20161101085922/http://crescentpalemist.com/ here]].
The doujin circle's website can be viewed [[http://classic-shikoukairo.jpn.org/ here]] (Japanese) and Rockin' Android's English for the game can be viewed
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* NiceHat: Yunou, Kurow, and Elshiria wear one.
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Unlike most doujin action-platformers, the player is not limited to a single 2D plane as Yunou can jump from one plane to another and traverse to other areas (although there are times where you can't go back at all). Yunou can take down foes with her [[RazorWind blade]] for close-ranged attacks, cast powerful Pale Mist magic like [[MagicMissileStorm Rowanveld]], and a [[BottomlessMagazines bottomless supply]] of [[KnifeNut throwing daggers]] for good measure. Along the way, Yunou can find items and artifacts scattered throughout Gasyukal to enhance her abilities, provide hints towards her treasure-hunting, and unlock extra difficulties and other features. To make it through the Taboo State, Yunou will have to utilize every trick she's got under her detached sleeves.
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Unlike most doujin action-platformers, the player is not limited to a single 2D plane as Yunou can jump from one plane to another and traverse to other areas (although there are times where you can't go back at all). Yunou can take down foes with her [[RazorWind blade]] for close-ranged attacks, cast powerful Pale Mist magic like [[MagicMissileStorm Rowanveld]], and a [[BottomlessMagazines bottomless supply]] of [[KnifeNut throwing daggers]] daggers for good measure. Along the way, Yunou can find items and artifacts scattered throughout Gasyukal to enhance her abilities, provide hints towards her treasure-hunting, and unlock extra difficulties and other features. To make it through the Taboo State, Yunou will have to utilize every trick she's got under her detached sleeves.
* FlechetteStorm: Yunou can throw daggers for ranged attacks, throw them in a [[SpreadShot fan-like spread]], or use them [[FlashStep to warp to an enemy or certain objects]].
** [[BottomlessMagazines Bottomless Daggers]]: And where does Yunou's bottomless supply of throwing daggers come from?
** [[BottomlessMagazines Bottomless Daggers]]: And where does Yunou's bottomless supply of throwing daggers come from?
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* KnifeNut: Yunou can throw daggers for ranged attacks, throw them in a [[SpreadShot fan-like spread]], or use them [[FlashStep to warp to an enemy or certain objects]].
** [[BottomlessMagazines Bottomless Daggers]]: And where does Yunou's bottomless supply of throwing daggers come from?
** [[BottomlessMagazines Bottomless Daggers]]: And where does Yunou's bottomless supply of throwing daggers come from?
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* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: Narju with blue hair although her in-game sprite depicts her with {{white hair|BlackHeart}}. In the original Japanese version, Narju's hair in her portrait is in a light blue color; in the English version, Keiko Sakurai changed her hair of her portraits to a darker shade of blue.
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* CreepyCoolCrosses: One of Vizet's attack patterns is a {{spread shot}} of crosses.
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* InstantAwesomeJustAddDragons: Teranoias, Vizet's skeletal dragon familar.
* LauncherMove: Yunou's Rising Slash move (Down-Forward+Attack) will propel some enemies upwards, allowing you to bounce off of them with a jump.
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* LauncherMove: Yunou's Rising Slash move (Down-Forward+Attack) will propel some enemies upwards, allowing you to bounce off of them with a jump.
* TheMagocracy: The Gasyukal Research Alliance.
* TheMaze: Chapters 2 through 4, although the Chapters 3 and 4 proves to be a worse case of this.
* TheMaze: Chapters 2 through 4, although the Chapters 3 and 4 proves to be a worse case of this.
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* TheMagocracy: The Gasyukal Research Alliance.
* TheMaze: Chapters 2 through 4, although the Chapters 3 and 4 proves to be a worse case of this.
* TheMaze: Chapters 2 through 4, although the Chapters 3 and 4 proves to be a worse case of this.
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* TheMagocracy: The Gasyukal Research Alliance.
* TheMaze: Chapters 2 through 4, although the Chapters 3 and 4 proves to be a worse case of this.OurDragonsAreDifferent: Teranoias, Vizet's skeletal dragon familar.
* TheMaze: Chapters 2 through 4, although the Chapters 3 and 4 proves to be a worse case of this.
* RPGElements: Collecting the Pale Mist wisps expelled from striking an enemy with Yunou's "blade" attacks instead of using them to attack them can steadily level-up her stats. Killing certain enemies can also lead to stat bonuses for Yunou. There are also items and artifacts in the game that enhance and/or penalize Yunou's abilities. Sadly you can only use them Hard mode or higher.
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* RPGElements: Collecting the Pale Mist wisps expelled from striking an enemy with Yunou's "blade" attacks instead of using them to attack them can steadily level-up her stats. Killing certain enemies can also lead to stat bonuses for Yunou. There are also items and artifacts in the game that enhance and/or penalize Yunou's abilities. Sadly you can only use them Hard mode or higher.
* SmartBomb: There's an item called Ancient Dragon's Whistle that lets you perform a Capacity Burst by entering Down, Up+Special (or vice-versa) that can clear the screen of most projectiles and damage some enemies, which comes in very handy for certain boss battles. It costs 100 points of your CP Limit to use it but it refills to its original amount steadily.
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* SmartBomb: There's an item called Ancient Dragon's Whistle that lets you perform a Capacity Burst by entering Down, Up+Special (or vice-versa) that can clear the screen of most projectiles and damage some enemies, which comes in very handy for certain boss battles. It costs 100 points of your CP Limit to use it but it refills to its original amount steadily.
* UpdatedRerelease: The [=PlayStation=] Network version has touched up graphics with redrawn character, online leaderboards, and added warp points to make some of the game's platforming less frustrating to beginners.
* WakeUpCallBoss: Kurow in Chapter 4.
* WallJump: One of Yunou's key abilities as you'll need to jump off walls to reach higher places.
* WallJump: One of Yunou's key abilities as you'll need to jump off walls to reach higher places.
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* UpdatedRerelease: The [=PlayStation=] Network version has touched up graphics with redrawn character, online leaderboards, and added warp points to make some of the game's platforming less frustrating to beginners.
* WallJump: One of Yunou's key abilities as you'll need to jump off walls to reach higher places.
* WakeUpCallBoss: Kurow in Chapter 4.
* WallJump: One of Yunou's key abilities as you'll need to jump off walls to reach higher places.
* WakeUpCallBoss: Kurow in Chapter 4.
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* BulletHell: Many bosses and some enemies are capable of unleashing a danmaku of bullets at Yunou, even moreso on harder difficulties. Thankfully the skills of a master ''Franchise/{{Touhou}}'' player is not required here.
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* BulletHell: Many bosses and some enemies are capable of unleashing a danmaku of bullets at Yunou, even moreso on harder difficulties. Thankfully the skills of a master ''Franchise/{{Touhou}}'' ''Franchise/TouhouProject'' player is not required here.
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* ZettaiRyouiki: Yunou's has grade-A thigh-highs.
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* BeamSpam: Elshiria's specializes on this, [[FrickinLaserBeams especially]] [[TurnsRed during the late stages of her battle]], although it is not limited to her.
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* BeamSpam: Elshiria's specializes on this, [[FrickinLaserBeams [[EnergyWeapon especially]] [[TurnsRed during the late stages of her battle]], although it is not limited to her.
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The game was first released on PC in Japan on March 30th, 2006, it was then later localized by Rockin' Android as a downloadable UsefulNotes/PlayStation3 game via [=PlayStation=] Network on November 9th, 2010 with updated graphics, [[ArtShift redrawn character art]], [[MetaMultiplayer online leaderboards]], [[AchievementSystem Trophies]], and [[AntiFrustrationFeature a few gameplay tweaks]]. On January 2015, the game has been [[http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=371599675 greenlit]] for a Steam release with added features such as Achievements and trading cards, however, it seems unlikely this will come to pass as the game has been stuck in Steam Greenlight limbo for years since. The game was also [[https://delistedgames.com/crescent-pale-mist/ delisted]] from [=PlayStation=] Network on November 9, 2015.
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The game was first released on PC in Japan on March 30th, 2006, it was then later localized by Rockin' Android as a downloadable UsefulNotes/PlayStation3 game via [=PlayStation=] Network on November 9th, 2010 with updated graphics, [[ArtShift redrawn character art]], [[MetaMultiplayer online leaderboards]], [[AchievementSystem Trophies]], and [[AntiFrustrationFeature a few gameplay tweaks]]. On January 2015, the game has been [[http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=371599675 greenlit]] for a Steam release with added features such as Achievements and trading cards, however, it seems unlikely this will come to pass as the game has been stuck in Steam Greenlight limbo for years since. The game was also [[https://delistedgames.com/crescent-pale-mist/ delisted]] from [=PlayStation=] Network on November 9, 2015.
2015 along with other games published by Rockin' Android.
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''Crescent Pale Mist'' is a TwoAndAHalfD HackAndSlash / PlatformGame hybrid by the doujin circle [=ClassiC=] Shikoukairu that's noted for its fierce hack-and-slash gameplay, high-quality visuals, and for being [[NintendoHard really hard]].
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''Crescent Pale Mist'' is a TwoAndAHalfD HackAndSlash / PlatformGame hybrid by the doujin circle [=ClassiC=] Shikoukairu that's noted for its fierce hack-and-slash gameplay, high-quality beautiful 2.5D visuals, and for being [[NintendoHard really hard]].
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The game was first released on PC in Japan on March 30th, 2006, it was then later localized by Rockin' Android as a downloadable UsefulNotes/PlayStation3 game via [=PlayStation=] Network on November 9th, 2010 with updated graphics, [[ArtShift redrawn character art]], [[MetaMultiplayer online leaderboards]], [[AchievementSystem Trophies]], and [[AntiFrustrationFeature a few gameplay tweaks]]. On January 2015, the game has been [[http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=371599675 greenlit]] for a Steam release with added features such as Achievements and trading cards.
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The game was first released on PC in Japan on March 30th, 2006, it was then later localized by Rockin' Android as a downloadable UsefulNotes/PlayStation3 game via [=PlayStation=] Network on November 9th, 2010 with updated graphics, [[ArtShift redrawn character art]], [[MetaMultiplayer online leaderboards]], [[AchievementSystem Trophies]], and [[AntiFrustrationFeature a few gameplay tweaks]]. On January 2015, the game has been [[http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=371599675 greenlit]] for a Steam release with added features such as Achievements and trading cards.
cards, however, it seems unlikely this will come to pass as the game has been stuck in Steam Greenlight limbo for years since. The game was also [[https://delistedgames.com/crescent-pale-mist/ delisted]] from [=PlayStation=] Network on November 9, 2015.
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* AutoRevive: The Elixir. ItOnlyWorksOnce per game, though.
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* AutoRevive: The Elixir. ItOnlyWorksOnce per game, playthrough, though.
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* BulletHell: Many bosses and some enemies are capable of unleashing a danmaku of bullets at Yunou, even moreso on harder difficulties. Thankfully the skills of a master ''VideoGame/{{Touhou}}'' player is not required here.
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* BulletHell: Many bosses and some enemies are capable of unleashing a danmaku of bullets at Yunou, even moreso on harder difficulties. Thankfully the skills of a master ''VideoGame/{{Touhou}}'' ''Franchise/{{Touhou}}'' player is not required here.
* DoubleUnlock: The gemstone items, which not only have to be found hidden among most of the game's stages, but their effects can't be activated unless you find the Philosopher's Stone.
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* [[spoiler:FateWorseThanDeath: Elshiria gets banished to another dimension devoid of life, thanks to Narju.]]
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* [[spoiler:FateWorseThanDeath: Elshiria FateWorseThanDeath: [[spoiler:Elshiria gets banished to another dimension devoid of life, thanks to Narju.]]
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* RPGElements: Collecting the Pale Mist wisps expelled from striking an enemy with Yunou's "blade" attacks instead of using them to attack them can steadily level-up her stats. Killing certain enemies can also lead to stat bonuses for Yunou.
** There's also items and artifacts in the game that enhance and/or penalize Yunou's abilities. Sadly you can only use them Hard mode or higher.
** There's also items and artifacts in the game that enhance and/or penalize Yunou's abilities. Sadly you can only use them Hard mode or higher.
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* RPGElements: Collecting the Pale Mist wisps expelled from striking an enemy with Yunou's "blade" attacks instead of using them to attack them can steadily level-up her stats. Killing certain enemies can also lead to stat bonuses for Yunou.
** There'sYunou. There are also items and artifacts in the game that enhance and/or penalize Yunou's abilities. Sadly you can only use them Hard mode or higher.
** There's
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* [[spoiler:YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness: Happens to Elshiria when Narju offered her to Sage Gasyukal.]]
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* [[spoiler:YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness: Happens YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness: [[spoiler:Happens to Elshiria when Narju offered her to Sage Gasyukal.]]
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''Crescent Pale Mist'' is a TwoAndAHalfD hack-and-slash, platforming game by the doujin circle [=ClassiC=] Shikoukairu that's noted for its fierce hack-and-slash gameplay, high-quality visuals, and for being [[NintendoHard really hard]].
It's story takes place in the country of Gasyukal, a country of where people seek knowledge of magic, but were foolish enough to stumble upon [[BlackMagic a forbidden form of magic]] considered widely taboo. The country's first use of this form of magic was used by ancient sages that ended up destroying an old and distant country, resulting in knowledge of its existence and destructive powers. Later a war broke out, the country of Gasyukal was at a disadvantage, and they were running out of ideas to hold off the enemy forces. Out of desperation, this is where the second time the forbidden magic was used to even the odds... [[AttackBackfire until they couldn't control it and it backfires on them]]. This resulted in the country of Gasyukal to be pulled from a rift into an AnotherDimension, thus turning the countryside into a forbidden no-man's land known as the "[[MagicalLand Taboo State]]". Those that try to investigate the Taboo State later ended up dead, without poisoning or trauma, as well as the doctors who examined the corpses and met with the same fate.
It's story takes place in the country of Gasyukal, a country of where people seek knowledge of magic, but were foolish enough to stumble upon [[BlackMagic a forbidden form of magic]] considered widely taboo. The country's first use of this form of magic was used by ancient sages that ended up destroying an old and distant country, resulting in knowledge of its existence and destructive powers. Later a war broke out, the country of Gasyukal was at a disadvantage, and they were running out of ideas to hold off the enemy forces. Out of desperation, this is where the second time the forbidden magic was used to even the odds... [[AttackBackfire until they couldn't control it and it backfires on them]]. This resulted in the country of Gasyukal to be pulled from a rift into an AnotherDimension, thus turning the countryside into a forbidden no-man's land known as the "[[MagicalLand Taboo State]]". Those that try to investigate the Taboo State later ended up dead, without poisoning or trauma, as well as the doctors who examined the corpses and met with the same fate.
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''Crescent Pale Mist'' is a TwoAndAHalfD hack-and-slash, platforming game HackAndSlash / PlatformGame hybrid by the doujin circle [=ClassiC=] Shikoukairu that's noted for its fierce hack-and-slash gameplay, high-quality visuals, and for being [[NintendoHard really hard]].
It's Its story takes place in the country of Gasyukal, a country of where people seek knowledge of magic, but were foolish enough to stumble upon [[BlackMagic a forbidden form of magic]] considered widely taboo. The country's first use of this form of magic was used by ancient sages that ended up destroying an old and distant country, resulting in knowledge of its existence and destructive powers. Later a war broke out, the country of Gasyukal was at a disadvantage, and they were running out of ideas to hold off the enemy forces. Out of desperation, this is where the second time the forbidden magic was used to even the odds... [[AttackBackfire until they couldn't control it and it backfires on them]]. This resulted in the country of Gasyukal to be pulled from a rift into an AnotherDimension, thus turning the countryside into a forbidden no-man's land known as the "[[MagicalLand Taboo State]]". Those that try to investigate the Taboo State later ended up dead, without poisoning or trauma, as well as the doctors who examined the corpses and met with the same fate.
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'''''Crescent Pale Mist''''' is a TwoAndAHalfD hack-and-slash, platforming game by the doujin circle [=ClassiC=] Shikoukairu that's noted for its fierce hack-and-slash gameplay, high-quality visuals, and for being [[NintendoHard really hard]].
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* FragileSpeedster: Yunou, although equipping items can also make her into a GlassCannon or maybe even a LightningBruiser.
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* DetachedSleeves: Yunou's outfit comes with them.
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Unlike most doujin action-platformers, the player is not limited to a single 2D plane as Yunou can jump from one plane to another and traverse to other areas (although there are times where you can't go back at all). Yunou can take down foes with her [[RazorWind blade]] for close-ranged attacks, cast powerful Pale Mist magic like [[MagicMissileStorm Rowanveld]], and a [[BottomlessMagazines bottomless supply]] of [[KnifeNut throwing daggers]] for good measure. Along the way, Yunou can find items and artifacts scattered throughout Gasyukal to enhance her abilities, provide hints towards her treasure-hunting, and unlock extra difficulties and other features. To make it through the Taboo State, Yunou will have to utilize every trick she's got under her DetachedSleeves.
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Unlike most doujin action-platformers, the player is not limited to a single 2D plane as Yunou can jump from one plane to another and traverse to other areas (although there are times where you can't go back at all). Yunou can take down foes with her [[RazorWind blade]] for close-ranged attacks, cast powerful Pale Mist magic like [[MagicMissileStorm Rowanveld]], and a [[BottomlessMagazines bottomless supply]] of [[KnifeNut throwing daggers]] for good measure. Along the way, Yunou can find items and artifacts scattered throughout Gasyukal to enhance her abilities, provide hints towards her treasure-hunting, and unlock extra difficulties and other features. To make it through the Taboo State, Yunou will have to utilize every trick she's got under her DetachedSleeves.
detached sleeves.
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** [[BitmapsSpritesAndTextures Pixelated Sprites]]: In the original Japanese PC version, players are instructed by pixelated versions of Yunou and Vizet during the game's tutorial.
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** [[BitmapsSpritesAndTextures [[UsefulNotes/BitmapsSpritesAndTextures Pixelated Sprites]]: In the original Japanese PC version, players are instructed by pixelated versions of Yunou and Vizet during the game's tutorial.
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* EvolvingTitleScreen: When you first start the game with a fresh save file, the title screen blue. Once you slay more and more enemies, it becomes steadily purple and eventually red.
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* EvolvingTitleScreen: When you first start the game with a fresh save file, the title screen is is blue. Once you slay more and more enemies, enemies as you play through the game however, it becomes goes from blue steadily purple and eventually turns red.
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* EvolvingTitleScreen: When you first start the game with a fresh save file, the title screen blue. Once you slay more and more enemies, it becomes steadily purple and eventually red.
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* LetsPlay: One has been done by upcoming LP'er [=TheAfrowwJoww=]. Watch part 1 [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QAHYTqwELQ4 here]].
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Greenlit for a Steam release.
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The game was first released on PC in Japan on March 30th, 2006, it was then later localized by Rockin' Android as a downloadable {{PlayStation 3}} game via {{PlayStation Network}} on November 9th, 2010 with psuedo-HighDefinition visuals, [[ArtShift redrawn character art]], [[MetaMultiplayer online leaderboards]], [[AchievementSystem Trophies]], and [[AntiFrustrationFeature a few gameplay tweaks]]. On January 2015, Rockin' Android has brought the game to [[http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=371599675 Steam Greenlight]] in hopes of bringing the game to Steam with Steam-integrated features such as trading cards and Achievements.
The doujin circle's website can be viewed [[http://classic-shikoukairo.jpn.org/ here]] (Japanese) and Rockin' Android's English [=PlayStation=] 3 homepage for ''Crescent Pale Mist'' can be viewed [[http://crescentpalemist.com here]].
The doujin circle's website can be viewed [[http://classic-shikoukairo.jpn.org/ here]] (Japanese) and Rockin' Android's English [=PlayStation=] 3 homepage for ''Crescent Pale Mist'' can be viewed [[http://crescentpalemist.com here]].
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The game was first released on PC in Japan on March 30th, 2006, it was then later localized by Rockin' Android as a downloadable {{PlayStation 3}} UsefulNotes/PlayStation3 game via {{PlayStation Network}} [=PlayStation=] Network on November 9th, 2010 with psuedo-HighDefinition visuals, updated graphics, [[ArtShift redrawn character art]], [[MetaMultiplayer online leaderboards]], [[AchievementSystem Trophies]], and [[AntiFrustrationFeature a few gameplay tweaks]]. On January 2015, Rockin' Android has brought the game to has been [[http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=371599675 greenlit]] for a Steam Greenlight]] in hopes of bringing the game to Steam release with Steam-integrated added features such as Achievements and trading cards and Achievements.
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The doujin circle's website can be viewed [[http://classic-shikoukairo.jpn.org/ here]] (Japanese) and Rockin' Android's English[=PlayStation=] 3 homepage for ''Crescent Pale Mist'' the game can be viewed [[http://crescentpalemist.com here]].
The doujin circle's website can be viewed [[http://classic-shikoukairo.jpn.org/ here]] (Japanese) and Rockin' Android's English
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* AwesomeYetPractical: The Inhuman Blade item, contrast to Handmade Rosary as it rises Rowanveld's damage output without sacrificing Rowanveld's functionality or raising its CP cost.
* AxCrazy: Narju. She harbors great jealousy and hatred against Yunou and her ability to control Pale Mist, and she would go through great lengths to personally see Yunou killed. [[spoiler:She even sacrificed Elshiria and leaves Yunou to deal with Sage Gasyukal in an attempt to kill her.]]
** Her notions of being a hateful [[TheSociopath sociopath]] was expressed even further in Rockin' Android's version of the game thanks to the new character portraits. Keiko even [[http://i.imgur.com/ZGQkD.png gave Narju]] a SlasherSmile.
* AxCrazy: Narju. She harbors great jealousy and hatred against Yunou and her ability to control Pale Mist, and she would go through great lengths to personally see Yunou killed. [[spoiler:She even sacrificed Elshiria and leaves Yunou to deal with Sage Gasyukal in an attempt to kill her.]]
** Her notions of being a hateful [[TheSociopath sociopath]] was expressed even further in Rockin' Android's version of the game thanks to the new character portraits. Keiko even [[http://i.imgur.com/ZGQkD.png gave Narju]] a SlasherSmile.
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* CrystalSkull: Can be found as an [[strike:useless]] item in the game.
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* CrystalSkull: Can One can be found as an [[strike:useless]] a useless item in the game.
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* DetachedSleeves: Yunou.
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* DetachedSleeves: Yunou.Yunou's outfit comes with them.
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* FakeLongevity: Collecting a lot of useless junk like a potato, [[SoulJar evil spirits in a jar]], and cool-sounding stuff that turns out be there for collecting stuff like the Abyss Garb, just for the sake of 100% completion.
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* FakeLongevity: Collecting a lot of useless junk like a potato, [[SoulJar evil spirits in a jar]], and cool-sounding stuff that turns out be there for collecting stuff junk like the Abyss Garb, just for the sake of 100% completion.item hunting.
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* FinalBossNewDimension: Subverted [[spoiler:in Chapter 6 due to Narju, being the AmazingTechnicolorBattlefield attendant that she is, takes you to another dimension just before game's final boss]].
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* FinalBossNewDimension: Subverted [[spoiler:in Subverted. [[spoiler:In Chapter 6 due to 6, Narju, being the AmazingTechnicolorBattlefield attendant that she is, takes you to another dimension just before game's final boss]].boss.]]
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* GoForTheEye: Dagneiv.
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* GoForTheEye: Dagneiv.Dagneiv, a tentacled monstrosity that has huge eye as its weakpoint.
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* HardModePerks: On Hard mode or higher, Yunou can equip items found throughout the game (how much you can use depends on the difficulty), and you might need them. You also get a higher score bonus on the harder difficulties.
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* HardModePerks: On Hard mode or higher, Yunou can equip items found throughout the game (how much you can use depends on the difficulty), and you might need them.but enemies are even stronger. You also get a higher score bonus on the harder difficulties.
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* IdiosyncraticDifficultyLevels: You start out with the standard {{difficulty levels}} when you first start playing the game. Later on, upon meeting certain criteria, you can unlock the two HarderThanHard difficulties.
** Pumpkin Knight ([[EasyModeMockery Easy]])
** Magic Knight (Normal)
** Sacred Knight (Hard)
** Terror Knight ([[HarderThanHard Fear]]) [[labelnote:Tip]]After finding the Terror Medallion from the Black Star Knights in Chapter 4, clear the game on Hard mode and have a total 8,000 or more enemies slain to unlock Fear mode.[[/labelnote]]
** Knight of Nightmare ([[NintendoHard Planeriel]]) [[labelnote:Tip]]After finding the Nightmare Medallion from the Nightmare of Legend enemy in Chapter 3, clear the game on Fear mode to unlock Planeriel mode.[[/labelnote]]
** Pumpkin Knight ([[EasyModeMockery Easy]])
** Magic Knight (Normal)
** Sacred Knight (Hard)
** Terror Knight ([[HarderThanHard Fear]]) [[labelnote:Tip]]After finding the Terror Medallion from the Black Star Knights in Chapter 4, clear the game on Hard mode and have a total 8,000 or more enemies slain to unlock Fear mode.[[/labelnote]]
** Knight of Nightmare ([[NintendoHard Planeriel]]) [[labelnote:Tip]]After finding the Nightmare Medallion from the Nightmare of Legend enemy in Chapter 3, clear the game on Fear mode to unlock Planeriel mode.[[/labelnote]]
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* IdiosyncraticDifficultyLevels: You start out with the standard {{difficulty levels}} when you first start playing the game. Later on, game (Pumpkin Knight, Magic Knight, and Sacred Knight respectively as the Easy, Normal, and Hard difficulties), and upon meeting certain criteria, you can unlock the two HarderThanHard difficulties.
** Pumpkin Knight ([[EasyModeMockery Easy]])
** Magic Knight (Normal)
** Sacred Knight (Hard)
**difficulties, Terror Knight ([[HarderThanHard Fear]]) [[labelnote:Tip]]After (Fear) and Knight of Nightmare ([[NintendoHard Planeriel]]).[[labelnote:Tip]]The final difficulty is unlocked by finding the Terror Medallion from the Black Star Knights in Chapter 4, clear cleared the game on Hard mode and have a total 8,000 or more enemies slain to unlock Fear mode.[[/labelnote]]
** Knight of Nightmare ([[NintendoHard Planeriel]]) [[labelnote:Tip]]After finding the Nightmare Medallion from the Nightmare of Legend enemy in Chapter 3, clear the game on Fear mode to unlock Planeriel mode.slain.[[/labelnote]]
** Pumpkin Knight ([[EasyModeMockery Easy]])
** Magic Knight (Normal)
** Sacred Knight (Hard)
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** Knight of Nightmare ([[NintendoHard Planeriel]]) [[labelnote:Tip]]After finding the Nightmare Medallion from the Nightmare of Legend enemy in Chapter 3, clear the game on Fear mode to unlock Planeriel mode.
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* MagicKnight: Soray.
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* MrExposition: Kurow.
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* MrExposition: Kurow.Kurow, who fills Yunou in on why the country has been taking advantage of the Pale Mist.
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* PowerGlows: When Yunou uses special moves that builds up her CP gauge like Rowanveld, Yunou will begin to glow in a blue aura once it hits close to her CP Limit, then changes to red when her CP is ''dangerously'' close to her CP Limit. While her Yunou's aura is blue, her attack doubles at the expense of 25% of her defense; when red, her attack triples but cuts her defense by 50%.
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* PowerGlows: When Yunou uses special moves that builds up her CP gauge like Rowanveld, Yunou will begin to glow in a blue aura once it hits close to her CP Limit, then changes to red when her CP is ''dangerously'' dangerously close to her CP Limit. While her Yunou's aura is blue, her attack doubles at the expense of 25% of her defense; when red, her attack triples but cuts her defense by 50%.
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* SoundTest: A "Music Room" option can be unlocked if you beat the game after obtaining the Music Room Key artifact. [[spoiler:It's beneath the entrace leading into the FinalBoss [[BossCorridor Corridor]] in Chapter 6.]]
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* SoundTest: A "Music Room" option can be unlocked if you beat the game after obtaining the Music Room Key artifact. [[spoiler:It's beneath the entrace entrance leading into the FinalBoss [[BossCorridor Corridor]] in Chapter 6.]]
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* [[ThrowingYourSwordAlwaysWorks Throwing Your Magical Swords Always Works]]: Yunou's Rowanveld. It arguably deals more damage to enemies than Rowanveld PM (especially thanks to Inhuman Blade) and it breaks enemies' Endurance. It can be powered-up to Rowanbanish, although while it's powerful, it sacrifices its rapid-fire capabilities and eats up more of your CP.
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* [[ThrowingYourSwordAlwaysWorks Throwing Your Magical Swords Always Works]]: Yunou's Rowanveld. It arguably deals more damage to enemies than Rowanveld PM (especially thanks to (even moreso with Inhuman Blade) Blade equipped) and it breaks enemies' Endurance.guard. It can be powered-up to Rowanbanish, although while it's powerful, it sacrifices its rapid-fire capabilities and eats up more of your CP.
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* UpgradeArtifact: Some can enhance Yunou's equipable items. For example, the Hermit's Honey can raise Royal Jelly's stat bonuses from +1,000 Max HP / +100 Max PM / +25 Max CP to +10,000 Max HP / +1,000 Max PM / +100 Max CP.
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* UpgradeArtifact: Some can enhance Yunou's equipable items. For example, the Hermit's Honey can raise Royal Jelly's stat bonuses from +1,000 Max HP / +100 Max PM / +25 Max CP to +10,000 Max HP / +1,000 Max PM / +100 Max CP. Others can modify Yunou's abilities, such extending Fear's duration or the damage out of Rowanveld.
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The game is up on Steam Greenlight.
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The game was first released on PC in Japan on March 30th, 2006, it was then later localized by Rockin' Android as a downloadable {{PlayStation 3}} game via {{PlayStation Network}} on November 9th, 2010 with psuedo-HighDefinition visuals, [[ArtShift redrawn character art]], [[MetaMultiplayer online leaderboards]], [[AchievementSystem Trophies]], and [[AntiFrustrationFeature a few gameplay tweaks]]. As of late, there has been no announcements from Rockin' Android themselves to port the game onto other platforms, although [[http://www.neocrisis.com/interviews/198-video-game-interviews/6709-crescent-pale-mist-interview during an interview with Neocrisis]], the game's developer Shikou has stated that he wishes to see the game released through Xbox LIVE.
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The game was first released on PC in Japan on March 30th, 2006, it was then later localized by Rockin' Android as a downloadable {{PlayStation 3}} game via {{PlayStation Network}} on November 9th, 2010 with psuedo-HighDefinition visuals, [[ArtShift redrawn character art]], [[MetaMultiplayer online leaderboards]], [[AchievementSystem Trophies]], and [[AntiFrustrationFeature a few gameplay tweaks]]. As of late, there has been no announcements from On January 2015, Rockin' Android themselves to port has brought the game onto other platforms, although [[http://www.neocrisis.com/interviews/198-video-game-interviews/6709-crescent-pale-mist-interview during an interview with Neocrisis]], the game's developer Shikou has stated that he wishes to see [[http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=371599675 Steam Greenlight]] in hopes of bringing the game released through Xbox LIVE.
to Steam with Steam-integrated features such as trading cards and Achievements.
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** Her notions of being a hateful [[TheSociopath sociopath]] was expressed even further in Rockin' Android's version of the game thanks to the new character portraits. BonusPoints to Keiko [[http://i.imgur.com/ZGQkD.png for giving Narju]] a SlasherSmile.
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** Her notions of being a hateful [[TheSociopath sociopath]] was expressed even further in Rockin' Android's version of the game thanks to the new character portraits. BonusPoints to Keiko even [[http://i.imgur.com/ZGQkD.png for giving gave Narju]] a SlasherSmile.
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Spelling mistake, I think.
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The game was first released on PC in Japan on March 30th, 2006, it was then later localized by Rockin' Android as a downloadable {{PlayStation 3}} game via {{PlayStation Network}} on November 9th, 2010 with psuedo-HighDefinition visuals, [[ArtShift redrawn character art]], [[MetaMultiplayer online leaderboards]], [[AchievementSystem Trophies]], and [[AntiFrustrationFeature a few gameplay tweeks]]. As of late, there has been no announcements from Rockin' Android themselves to port the game onto other platforms, although [[http://www.neocrisis.com/interviews/198-video-game-interviews/6709-crescent-pale-mist-interview during an interview with Neocrisis]], the game's developer Shikou has stated that he wishes to see the game released through Xbox LIVE.
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The game was first released on PC in Japan on March 30th, 2006, it was then later localized by Rockin' Android as a downloadable {{PlayStation 3}} game via {{PlayStation Network}} on November 9th, 2010 with psuedo-HighDefinition visuals, [[ArtShift redrawn character art]], [[MetaMultiplayer online leaderboards]], [[AchievementSystem Trophies]], and [[AntiFrustrationFeature a few gameplay tweeks]].tweaks]]. As of late, there has been no announcements from Rockin' Android themselves to port the game onto other platforms, although [[http://www.neocrisis.com/interviews/198-video-game-interviews/6709-crescent-pale-mist-interview during an interview with Neocrisis]], the game's developer Shikou has stated that he wishes to see the game released through Xbox LIVE.
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* AerithAndBob: The main characters have names like Yunou and Vizet while a few of the enemies have plain-sounding names. One set of names that particularly stands out is the the Evil Garnet armor trio in Chapter 2, which they are named Ben, Jon, and Mike.
* AfterCombatRecovery: After defeating Elshiria, Yunou gets full HP before fighting [[spoiler:Narju]] in Chapter 6.
* AfterCombatRecovery: After defeating Elshiria, Yunou gets full HP before fighting [[spoiler:Narju]] in Chapter 6.
* AnimatedArmor: Living Armors and their variants, walking suits of armors animated by the Pale Mist that attack with a lunging attack and sometimes magic. Some of them don't even have heads.
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* AwesomeButImpractical: The Handmade Rosary, it upgrades Yunou's Rowanveld to the powerful Rowanbanish. The probelm is that it uses up 70 CP, making it difficult to use early on in the game and it sacrifices Rowanveld's rapid-fire capability.
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* AwesomeButImpractical: The Handmade Rosary, it upgrades Yunou's Rowanveld to the powerful Rowanbanish. The probelm is that it uses up 70 CP, making it difficult to use early on in the game and it sacrifices Rowanveld's rapid-fire capability.capability, making it impossible to take advantage of any shortcuts.
* BedsheetGhost: Some of the ghost enemies resembles this.
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* DemBones: Teranoias, the game's other WarmUpBoss. Wrights and later variants are skeletal mages that fire a barrage of magic or a pillar of mist.
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* DemBones: Teranoias, the game's other WarmUpBoss. Wrights Wights and later variants are skeletal mages that fire a barrage of magic or a pillar of mist.
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* HardModePerks: On Hard mode or higher, Yunou can equip items found throughout the game. And you might need them. You also get a higher score bonus on the harder difficulties.
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* HardModePerks: On Hard mode or higher, Yunou can equip items found throughout the game. And game (how much you can use depends on the difficulty), and you might need them. You also get a higher score bonus on the harder difficulties.
* InstantRunes: Vizet, Soray, Narju, Kurow, and Elshiria have magic runes appearing behind them as they attack.
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* LetsPlay: One has been done by upcoming LP'er [=TheAfrowwJoww=]. Watch part 1 [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aqyCz5PSHRc here]].
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* LetsPlay: One has been done by upcoming LP'er [=TheAfrowwJoww=]. Watch part 1 [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aqyCz5PSHRc com/watch?v=QAHYTqwELQ4 here]].
* NamedWeapons: Soray's spear is named Brutius. There's also two of Yunou's equipable items, {{Excalibur}} and [[{{Valkyries}} Brunhild]].
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* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: Narju with blue hair although her in-game sprite depicts her with {{white hair|BlackHeart}}. In the original Japanese version, Narju's hair in her portrait is in a light blue color; in the English version, Keiko Sakurai completely changed her hair of her portraits to a darker shade of blue.
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* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: Narju with blue hair although her in-game sprite depicts her with {{white hair|BlackHeart}}. In the original Japanese version, Narju's hair in her portrait is in a light blue color; in the English version, Keiko Sakurai completely changed her hair of her portraits to a darker shade of blue.
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** ManaMeter: The CP (Capacity) gauge, although there are two different values that comes into play: Max CP and CP Limit. The Max CP, the blue portion of the CP gauge used for non-PM spells, is your overall maximum CP; CP, the red portion, is the area of the gauge you should try to avoid building up CP from your attacks (or some enemy attacks that forces your CP to raise), otherwise you'll trigger a Magic Leak Burst that cuts your HP by half.
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** ManaMeter: The CP (Capacity) gauge, although there are two different values that comes into play: Max CP and CP Limit. The Max CP, the blue portion of the CP gauge used for non-PM spells, is your overall maximum CP; CP, CP Limit, the red portion, is the area of the gauge you should try to avoid building up CP from your attacks (or some enemy attacks that forces your CP to raise), otherwise you'll trigger a Magic Leak Burst that cuts your HP by half.
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* MagicalGirlWarrior: Yunou. However, she doesn't use a sword for melee attacks. Yunou is also a BadassBookworm being a former researcher of Gasyukal Research Alliance.
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* MagicalGirlWarrior: Yunou. However, Yunou, and she doesn't use a sword for melee attacks. Yunou is also doubles as a BadassBookworm being a former researcher of Gasyukal Research Alliance.
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* RPGElements: Collecting the Pale Mist wisps expelled from striking an enemy with Yunou's "[[RazorWind blade]]" attacks instead of using them to attack them can steadily level-up her stats. Killing certain enemies can also lead to stat bonuses for Yunou.
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* RPGElements: Collecting the Pale Mist wisps expelled from striking an enemy with Yunou's "[[RazorWind blade]]" "blade" attacks instead of using them to attack them can steadily level-up her stats. Killing certain enemies can also lead to stat bonuses for Yunou.
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It's story takes place in the country of Gasyukal, a country of where people seek knowledge of magic, but are foolish enough to stumble upon [[BlackMagic a forbidden form of magic]] considered widely taboo. The country's first use of this form of magic was used by ancient sages that ended up destroying an old and distant country, resulting in knowledge of its existence and destructive powers. Later a war broke out, the country of Gasyukal was at a disadvantage, and they were running out of ideas to hold off the enemy forces. Out of desperation, this is where the second time the forbidden magic was used to even the odds... [[AttackBackfire until they couldn't control it and it backfires on them]]. This resulted in the country of Gasyukal to be pulled from a rift into an AnotherDimension, thus turning the countryside into a forbidden no-man's land known as the "[[MagicalLand Taboo State]]". Those that try to investigate the Taboo State later ended up dead, without poisoning or trauma, as well as the doctors who examined the corpses and met with the same fate.
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It's story takes place in the country of Gasyukal, a country of where people seek knowledge of magic, but are were foolish enough to stumble upon [[BlackMagic a forbidden form of magic]] considered widely taboo. The country's first use of this form of magic was used by ancient sages that ended up destroying an old and distant country, resulting in knowledge of its existence and destructive powers. Later a war broke out, the country of Gasyukal was at a disadvantage, and they were running out of ideas to hold off the enemy forces. Out of desperation, this is where the second time the forbidden magic was used to even the odds... [[AttackBackfire until they couldn't control it and it backfires on them]]. This resulted in the country of Gasyukal to be pulled from a rift into an AnotherDimension, thus turning the countryside into a forbidden no-man's land known as the "[[MagicalLand Taboo State]]". Those that try to investigate the Taboo State later ended up dead, without poisoning or trauma, as well as the doctors who examined the corpses and met with the same fate.
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Unlike most doujin action-platformers, the player is not limited to a single 2D plane as Yunou can jump from one plane to another and traverse to other areas (although there are times where you can't go back at all). Yunou can take down foes with her "[[RazorWind blade]]" for close-ranged attacks, cast powerful Pale Mist magic like [[MagicMissileStorm Rowanveld]], and a [[BottomlessMagazines bottomless supply]] of [[KnifeNut throwing daggers]] for good measure. Along the way, Yunou can find items and artifacts scattered throughout Gasyukal to enhance her abilities, provide hints towards her treasure-hunting, and unlock extra difficulties and other features. To make it through the Taboo State, Yunou will have to utilize every trick she's got under her DetachedSleeves.
The game was first released on PC in Japan on March 30th, 2006, it was then later localized by Rockin' Android as a downloadable game for {{PlayStation 3}} via {{PlayStation Network}} on November 9th, 2010 with psuedo-HighDefinition visuals, [[ArtShift redrawn character art]], [[MetaMultiplayer online leaderboards]], [[AchievementSystem PlayStation Network Trophies]], and [[AntiFrustrationFeature a few gameplay tweeks]]. As of late, there has been no announcements from Rockin' Android themselves to port the game onto other platforms, although [[http://www.neocrisis.com/interviews/198-video-game-interviews/6709-crescent-pale-mist-interview during an interview with Neocrisis]], the game's developer Shikou has stated that he wishes to see the game released through Xbox LIVE.
The game was first released on PC in Japan on March 30th, 2006, it was then later localized by Rockin' Android as a downloadable game for {{PlayStation 3}} via {{PlayStation Network}} on November 9th, 2010 with psuedo-HighDefinition visuals, [[ArtShift redrawn character art]], [[MetaMultiplayer online leaderboards]], [[AchievementSystem PlayStation Network Trophies]], and [[AntiFrustrationFeature a few gameplay tweeks]]. As of late, there has been no announcements from Rockin' Android themselves to port the game onto other platforms, although [[http://www.neocrisis.com/interviews/198-video-game-interviews/6709-crescent-pale-mist-interview during an interview with Neocrisis]], the game's developer Shikou has stated that he wishes to see the game released through Xbox LIVE.
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Unlike most doujin action-platformers, the player is not limited to a single 2D plane as Yunou can jump from one plane to another and traverse to other areas (although there are times where you can't go back at all). Yunou can take down foes with her "[[RazorWind blade]]" [[RazorWind blade]] for close-ranged attacks, cast powerful Pale Mist magic like [[MagicMissileStorm Rowanveld]], and a [[BottomlessMagazines bottomless supply]] of [[KnifeNut throwing daggers]] for good measure. Along the way, Yunou can find items and artifacts scattered throughout Gasyukal to enhance her abilities, provide hints towards her treasure-hunting, and unlock extra difficulties and other features. To make it through the Taboo State, Yunou will have to utilize every trick she's got under her DetachedSleeves.
The game was first released on PC in Japan on March 30th, 2006, it was then later localized by Rockin' Android as a downloadablegame for {{PlayStation 3}} game via {{PlayStation Network}} on November 9th, 2010 with psuedo-HighDefinition visuals, [[ArtShift redrawn character art]], [[MetaMultiplayer online leaderboards]], [[AchievementSystem PlayStation Network Trophies]], and [[AntiFrustrationFeature a few gameplay tweeks]]. As of late, there has been no announcements from Rockin' Android themselves to port the game onto other platforms, although [[http://www.neocrisis.com/interviews/198-video-game-interviews/6709-crescent-pale-mist-interview during an interview with Neocrisis]], the game's developer Shikou has stated that he wishes to see the game released through Xbox LIVE.
The game was first released on PC in Japan on March 30th, 2006, it was then later localized by Rockin' Android as a downloadable
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* TwoAndAHalfD: Yunou can jump between different parallels à la ''VideoGame/GuardianHeroes'' to explore different areas. The developers stated in Neocrisis' interview the reason for making ''Crescent Pale Mist'' a 2.5D game oppose a 2D one felt that a straight 2D game would restrict the heroine's agility.
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* TwoAndAHalfD: Yunou can jump between different parallels à la ''VideoGame/GuardianHeroes'' to explore different areas. The developers developer stated in Neocrisis' interview the reason for making ''Crescent Pale Mist'' a 2.5D game oppose a 2D one felt that a straight 2D game would restrict the heroine's agility.
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* AwesomeButImpractical: The Hand-made Rosary, it upgrades Yunou's Rowanveld to the powerful Rowanbanish. The probelm is that it uses up 70 CP, making it difficult to use early on in the game and it sacrifices Rowanveld's rapid-fire capability.
* AwesomeYetPractical: The Inhuman Blade item, contrast to Hand-made Rosary as it rises Rowanveld's damage output without sacrificing Rowanveld's functionality or raising its CP cost.
* AwesomeYetPractical: The Inhuman Blade item, contrast to Hand-made Rosary as it rises Rowanveld's damage output without sacrificing Rowanveld's functionality or raising its CP cost.
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* AwesomeButImpractical: The Hand-made Handmade Rosary, it upgrades Yunou's Rowanveld to the powerful Rowanbanish. The probelm is that it uses up 70 CP, making it difficult to use early on in the game and it sacrifices Rowanveld's rapid-fire capability.
* AwesomeYetPractical: The Inhuman Blade item, contrast toHand-made Handmade Rosary as it rises Rowanveld's damage output without sacrificing Rowanveld's functionality or raising its CP cost.
* AwesomeYetPractical: The Inhuman Blade item, contrast to
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* BackgroundBoss: [[spoiler:Sage Gasyukal, the game's BigBad and FinalBoss. It also doubles as SequentialBoss considering you have face Elshiria and Narju prior to Gasyukal. There's also the matter of [[CognizantLimbs destroying the magic orbs surrounding it, its hands, horns]], and the PowerCrystal on its head before attacking Gasyukal itself.]]
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* BackgroundBoss: [[spoiler:Sage Gasyukal, the game's BigBad and FinalBoss. It also doubles as SequentialBoss considering Sage Gasyukal is too powerful for you to start unleashing Rowanveld hell, so you have face Elshiria and Narju prior to Gasyukal. There's also the matter of [[CognizantLimbs destroying the magic orbs surrounding it, its hands, horns]], [[GiantHandsOfDoom hands]], horns, the PhilosophersStone (optional), and the PowerCrystal on its head before attacking Gasyukal itself.]]
* BlobMonster: Slimes and their variants.
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* BossRush: An unlockable "Boss-Only" mode can be played after finding the Mysterious Button artifact, which lets you go through the entire game just by fighting the bosses alone. In the PC version, after getting the Artifact, press the Pause button at the title screen to access Boss-Only mode; the [=PlayStation=] Network version changed this to an unlockable option in the main menu.
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* BossRush: An unlockable "Boss-Only" mode can be played after finding the Mysterious Button artifact, which lets you go through the entire game just by fighting the bosses alone. In the PC version, after getting the Artifact, artifact, press the Pause button at the title screen to access Boss-Only mode; the [=PlayStation=] Network version changed this to an unlockable option in the main menu.
* CognizantLimbs: Three of the bosses have limbs or body parts that can be destroyed, often resulting in the bosses losing one of its attacks or earn you an item.
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* DemBones: Teranoias, the game's other WarmUpBoss.
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* DemBones: Teranoias, the game's other WarmUpBoss. Wrights and later variants are skeletal mages that fire a barrage of magic or a pillar of mist.
* InstantAwesomeJustAddDragons: Teranoias, Vizet's skeletal dragon familar.
* LifeMeter: The HP gauge, in both counter and gauge display.
** ManaMeter: The CP (Capacity) gauge, although there are two different values that comes into play: Max CP and CP Limit. The Max CP, the blue portion of the CP gauge used for non-PM spells, is your overall maximum CP; CP, the red portion, is the area of the gauge you should try to avoid building up CP from your attacks (or some enemy attacks that forces your CP to raise), otherwise you'll trigger a Magic Leak Burst that cuts your HP by half.
* LauncherMove: Yunou's Rising Slash move (Down-Forward+Attack) will propel some enemies upwards, allowing you to bounce off of them with a jump.
** ManaMeter: The CP (Capacity) gauge, although there are two different values that comes into play: Max CP and CP Limit. The Max CP, the blue portion of the CP gauge used for non-PM spells, is your overall maximum CP; CP, the red portion, is the area of the gauge you should try to avoid building up CP from your attacks (or some enemy attacks that forces your CP to raise), otherwise you'll trigger a Magic Leak Burst that cuts your HP by half.
* LauncherMove: Yunou's Rising Slash move (Down-Forward+Attack) will propel some enemies upwards, allowing you to bounce off of them with a jump.
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* PowerCrystal: Yunou can find a Ruby, Sapphire, Emerald, Aquamarine, Garnet, Amethyst, Opal, and Diamond as equipable items, although the PhilosophersStone is needed to unlock their abilities.
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* PowerCrystal: Yunou can find a Ruby, Sapphire, Emerald, Aquamarine, Garnet, Amethyst, Opal, and Diamond as equipable items, although the PhilosophersStone Philosopher's Stone is needed to unlock their abilities.
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* SmartBomb: Sort of. There's an item called Ancient Dragon's Whistle that lets you perform a Capacity Burst by entering Down, Up+Special (or vice-versa) that can clear the screen of most projectiles, which comes in very handy for certain boss battles. It costs 100 of your CP Limit to use it but it refills to its original amount steadily.
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* SmartBomb: Sort of. There's an item called Ancient Dragon's Whistle that lets you perform a Capacity Burst by entering Down, Up+Special (or vice-versa) that can clear the screen of most projectiles, projectiles and damage some enemies, which comes in very handy for certain boss battles. It costs 100 points of your CP Limit to use it but it refills to its original amount steadily.
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* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: Narju. In the original Japanese version, her portrait depicts her with {{white hair|BlackHeart}} with a bluish tint. In Rockin' Android's localization, Keiko Sakurai completely changed her hair to blue.
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* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: Narju. Narju with blue hair although her in-game sprite depicts her with {{white hair|BlackHeart}}. In the original Japanese version, Narju's hair in her portrait depicts her with {{white hair|BlackHeart}} with is in a bluish tint. In Rockin' Android's localization, light blue color; in the English version, Keiko Sakurai completely changed her hair of her portraits to a darker shade of blue.
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'''''Crescent Pale Mist''''' is a [[TwoAndAHalfD 2.5D]] hack-and-slash, platforming game by the doujin circle [=ClassiC=] Shikoukairu that's noted for its fierce hack-and-slash gameplay, high-quality visuals, and for being [[NintendoHard really hard]].
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'''''Crescent Pale Mist''''' is a [[TwoAndAHalfD 2.5D]] TwoAndAHalfD hack-and-slash, platforming game by the doujin circle [=ClassiC=] Shikoukairu that's noted for its fierce hack-and-slash gameplay, high-quality visuals, and for being [[NintendoHard really hard]].
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The game was first released on PC in Japan on March 30th, 2006, it was then later localized by Rockin' Android as a downloadable game for {{PlayStation 3}} via {{PlayStation Network}} on November 9th, 2010 with psuedo-HighDefinition visuals, [[ArtShift redrawn character art]], [[MetaMultiplayer online leaderboards]], [[CosmeticAward PlayStation Network Trophies]], and [[AntiFrustrationFeature a few gameplay tweeks]]. As of late, there has been no announcements from Rockin' Android themselves to port the game onto other platforms, although [[http://www.neocrisis.com/interviews/198-video-game-interviews/6709-crescent-pale-mist-interview during an interview with Neocrisis]], the game's developer Shikou has stated that he wishes to see the game released through Xbox LIVE.
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The game was first released on PC in Japan on March 30th, 2006, it was then later localized by Rockin' Android as a downloadable game for {{PlayStation 3}} via {{PlayStation Network}} on November 9th, 2010 with psuedo-HighDefinition visuals, [[ArtShift redrawn character art]], [[MetaMultiplayer online leaderboards]], [[CosmeticAward [[AchievementSystem PlayStation Network Trophies]], and [[AntiFrustrationFeature a few gameplay tweeks]]. As of late, there has been no announcements from Rockin' Android themselves to port the game onto other platforms, although [[http://www.neocrisis.com/interviews/198-video-game-interviews/6709-crescent-pale-mist-interview during an interview with Neocrisis]], the game's developer Shikou has stated that he wishes to see the game released through Xbox LIVE.
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!!Crescent Pale Mist features trope examples of:
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!!Crescent Pale Mist features trope examples of:
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* TwoAndAHalfD: Yunou can jump between different parallels to explore different areas. WordOfGod in Neocrisis' interview with the developer has it that the reason for making ''Crescent Pale Mist'' a 2.5D game oppose a 2D one felt that a straight 2D game would restrict the heroine's agility.
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* TwoAndAHalfD: Yunou can jump between different parallels parallels à la ''VideoGame/GuardianHeroes'' to explore different areas. WordOfGod The developers stated in Neocrisis' interview with the developer has it that the reason for making ''Crescent Pale Mist'' a 2.5D game oppose a 2D one felt that a straight 2D game would restrict the heroine's agility.
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* ArtShift: The character art was originally given a traditional hand-drawn artstyle in the original PC version. Keiko Sakurai redrawn all the characters with a typical anime/manga artstyle in Rockin' Android's English version.
* AttackOfThe50FootWhatever: Three of the game's boss will make Yunou look like an ant in comparison.
* AttackOfThe50FootWhatever: Three of the game's boss will make Yunou look like an ant in comparison.
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* ArtShift: The character art was originally given a traditional hand-drawn artstyle in the original PC version. Keiko Sakurai redrawn all the characters with a typical an anime/manga artstyle in Rockin' Android's English version.
* AttackOfThe50FootWhatever:Three At least three of the game's boss will make Yunou look like an ant in a dwarf by comparison.
* AttackOfThe50FootWhatever:
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'''Yunou:''' "I'll tear that [[SlasherSmile twisted smile]] from your face!"
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'''Yunou:''' "I'll "[[PreAsskickingOneLiner I'll tear that [[SlasherSmile twisted smile]] smile from your face!"face]]!"
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* {{Bishonen}}: Soray [[http://www.flickr.com/photos/rockinandroid/5510996616/in/photostream became one]] in Rockin' Android's [=PlayStation=] 3 version.
* BoringButPractical: Farming Pale Mist wisps to gain stat bonuses from non-boss enemies that you haven't already defeated in the area (and hopefully don't put too much of a fight) by using blade attacks, which may increase the odds of survival on the later stages (especially on higher difficulties).
* BoringButPractical: Farming Pale Mist wisps to gain stat bonuses from non-boss enemies that you haven't already defeated in the area (and hopefully don't put too much of a fight) by using blade attacks, which may increase the odds of survival on the later stages (especially on higher difficulties).
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* {{Bishonen}}: Soray [[http://www.flickr.com/photos/rockinandroid/5510996616/in/photostream became one]] in Rockin' Android's [=PlayStation=] 3 version.
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* BoringButPractical: Farming Pale Mist wisps to gain stat bonuses from non-boss enemies that you haven't already defeated in the area (and hopefully don't put too much of a fight) by using blade attacks, which may increase the odds of survival on the later stages(especially of the game, especially on higher difficulties).difficulties.
* BoringButPractical: Farming Pale Mist wisps to gain stat bonuses from non-boss enemies that you haven't already defeated in the area (and hopefully don't put too much of a fight) by using blade attacks, which may increase the odds of survival on the later stages
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* BulletHell: Many bosses and some enemies are capable of unleashing a danmaku of bullets at Yunou, especially on the harder difficulties. Thankfully the skills of a master ''VideoGame/{{Touhou}}'' player is not required here.
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* BulletHell: Many bosses and some enemies are capable of unleashing a danmaku of bullets at Yunou, especially even moreso on the harder difficulties. Thankfully the skills of a master ''VideoGame/{{Touhou}}'' player is not required here.
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* CombatTentacles: Dagneiv, Chapter 3's boss. Thankfully Yunou can sheer them at a safe distance with her knives.
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* CombatTentacles: Dagneiv, Chapter 3's boss. Thankfully Yunou can sheer them at a safe distance with her knives.daggers.
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* CreepyCoolCrosses: One of Vizet's attack patterns is a {{spread shot}} crosses.
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* CreepyCoolCrosses: One of Vizet's attack patterns is a {{spread shot}} of crosses.
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* CuteWitch and ElegantGothicLolita: Vizet, especially in the [=PlayStation=] 3 version.
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* CuteWitch and ElegantGothicLolita: Vizet, especially in the [=PlayStation=] 3 version.Rockin' Android's localization.
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* FakeLongevity: Collecting a lot of useless junk like a potato, [[SoulJar evil spirits in a jar]], and cool-sounding stuff that turns out be there for collecting stuff like Abyss Garb (no, it's not a usable armor), just for the sake of 100% completion.
** Also in the original PC game, you have kill 8,000 or more enemies just to unlock the penultimate difficulty. [[NotMakingThisUpDisclaimer We're not making this up]]...
** Also in the original PC game, you have kill 8,000 or more enemies just to unlock the penultimate difficulty. [[NotMakingThisUpDisclaimer We're not making this up]]...
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* FakeLongevity: Collecting a lot of useless junk like a potato, [[SoulJar evil spirits in a jar]], and cool-sounding stuff that turns out be there for collecting stuff like the Abyss Garb (no, it's not a usable armor), Garb, just for the sake of 100% completion.
** Also in the original PCgame, version, you have kill 8,000 or more enemies just to unlock the penultimate difficulty. [[NotMakingThisUpDisclaimer We're not making this up]]...
** Also in the original PC
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** There's also the matter of getting OneHundredPercentCompletion for finding all the items and artifacts scattered in the game. It's a good thing the fan translator who once made the English patch for the PC game still have a chart for finding them, which can be seen [[http://tlmoogle.wordpress.com/completed-projects/crescent-pale-mist/items/ here]]. Although take note that there are mistranslated names for some of the items.
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** There's also the matter of getting OneHundredPercentCompletion for finding all the items and artifacts scattered in the game. It's a good thing the fan translator who once made the English patch for the original PC game version still have a chart for finding them, which can be seen [[http://tlmoogle.wordpress.com/completed-projects/crescent-pale-mist/items/ here]]. Although take note that there are mistranslated names for some of the items.
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* InSeriesNickname: Elshiria L. Gasyukal (Chapter 6's boss) can be referred to as "El".
* ItsUpToYou: Yunou is the ''only'' one with total and complete control of the Pale Mist magic, and really the only one that stands a chance in the Taboo State.
* ItsUpToYou: Yunou is the ''only'' one with total and complete control of the Pale Mist magic, and really the only one that stands a chance in the Taboo State.
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* InSeriesNickname: Elshiria L. Gasyukal (Chapter 6's boss) can be is sometimes referred to as "El".
* ItsUpToYou: Yunou is the ''only'' one withtotal and complete and total control of the Pale Mist magic, and really the only one that stands a chance in the Taboo State.
* ItsUpToYou: Yunou is the ''only'' one with
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** [[BottomlessMagazines Bottomless Daggers]]: And where does Yunou's bottomless supply of throwing knives come from?
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** [[BottomlessMagazines Bottomless Daggers]]: And where does Yunou's bottomless supply of throwing knives daggers come from?
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* PetalPower: Just look at the pretty CherryBlossoms as Elshiria tries to annihilate Yunou.
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* PetalPower: Just look at the pretty CherryBlossoms {{cherry blossoms}} as Elshiria tries to annihilate Yunou.
* RespawningEnemies: In some areas of each Chapter of the game, there are sections of the map where slain enemies will respawn after leaving and returning to that area. Pale Mist wisps from respawned enemies won't boost your maximum HP but other stat areas can still grow.
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* SNKBoss: Soray in Chapter 5 is undeniably cheap (arguably moreso than the final boss), especially when [[TurnsRed turning red]].
* SoundTest: A "Music Room" option can be unlocked if you beat the game after obtaining the Music Room Key artifact. [[spoiler:It's beneath the entrace to leading into the [[BossCorridor Final Bosses Corridor]] in Chapter 6.]]
* SmartBomb: Sort of. There's an item called Ancient Dragon's Whistle that lets you perform a Capacity Burst by entering Down, Up+Special (or vice-versa) that can clear the screen of most projectiles, which comes in very handy for certain boss battles. It costs 100 of your CP Limit to use it but it refills to its original amount slowly.
* SoundTest: A "Music Room" option can be unlocked if you beat the game after obtaining the Music Room Key artifact. [[spoiler:It's beneath the entrace to leading into the [[BossCorridor Final Bosses Corridor]] in Chapter 6.]]
* SmartBomb: Sort of. There's an item called Ancient Dragon's Whistle that lets you perform a Capacity Burst by entering Down, Up+Special (or vice-versa) that can clear the screen of most projectiles, which comes in very handy for certain boss battles. It costs 100 of your CP Limit to use it but it refills to its original amount slowly.
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* SmartBomb: Sort of. There's an item called Ancient Dragon's Whistle that lets you perform a Capacity Burst by entering Down, Up+Special (or vice-versa) that can clear the screen of most projectiles, which comes in very handy for certain boss battles. It costs 100 of your CP Limit to use it but it refills to its original amount
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* SwordLines: With Yunou's main attack.
* [[ThrowingYourSwordAlwaysWorks Throwing Your Magical Swords Always Works]]: Yunou's Rowanveld. It arguably deals more damage to enemies than Rowanveld PM (especially thanks to Inhuman Blade) and it breaks enemies' Endurance. It can be powered-up to Rowanbanish, while it's powerful, it sacrifices its rapid-fire capabilities and eats up more of your CP.
* [[ThrowingYourSwordAlwaysWorks Throwing Your Magical Swords Always Works]]: Yunou's Rowanveld. It arguably deals more damage to enemies than Rowanveld PM (especially thanks to Inhuman Blade) and it breaks enemies' Endurance. It can be powered-up to Rowanbanish, while it's powerful, it sacrifices its rapid-fire capabilities and eats up more of your CP.
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* SwordLines: With Yunou's main blade attack.
* [[ThrowingYourSwordAlwaysWorks Throwing Your Magical Swords Always Works]]: Yunou's Rowanveld. It arguably deals more damage to enemies than Rowanveld PM (especially thanks to Inhuman Blade) and it breaks enemies' Endurance. It can be powered-up to Rowanbanish, although while it's powerful, it sacrifices its rapid-fire capabilities and eats up more of your CP.
* [[ThrowingYourSwordAlwaysWorks Throwing Your Magical Swords Always Works]]: Yunou's Rowanveld. It arguably deals more damage to enemies than Rowanveld PM (especially thanks to Inhuman Blade) and it breaks enemies' Endurance. It can be powered-up to Rowanbanish, although while it's powerful, it sacrifices its rapid-fire capabilities and eats up more of your CP.
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* UpgradeArtifact: Some can enhance Yunou's equipable items. For example, the Hermit's Honey can raise Royal Jelly's stat bonuses from +1,000 Max HP / +25 Max PM / +25 Max CP to +10,000 Max HP / +100 Max PM / +100 Max CP.
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* UpgradeArtifact: Some can enhance Yunou's equipable items. For example, the Hermit's Honey can raise Royal Jelly's stat bonuses from +1,000 Max HP / +25 +100 Max PM / +25 Max CP to +10,000 Max HP / +100 +1,000 Max PM / +100 Max CP.
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* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: Narju, even more so in the [=PlayStation=] 3 version after Keiko's anime treatment.
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* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: Narju, even more so in Narju. In the [=PlayStation=] 3 version after Keiko's anime treatment.original Japanese version, her portrait depicts her with {{white hair|BlackHeart}} with a bluish tint. In Rockin' Android's localization, Keiko Sakurai completely changed her hair to blue.