Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Added DiffLines:
* ConnectedAllAlong: The one section of Chapter 4 reveals that [[spoiler:May is in fact the piano instructor to Alice, the protagonist of the previous ''VideoGame/{{Deemo}}'' game, as shown in a letter sent by Alice, wishing her teacher well in her health]].
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
Moving character tropes onto character page
Deleted line(s) 12 (click to see context) :
* AbhorrentAdmirer: Brooks to Michelle. He writes love letters to her on the bulletin board, even after she rejects him, and offers to pay Echo "as much money as [she wants]" to say nice things about him to her.
Deleted line(s) 14 (click to see context) :
* AmbiguousDisorder: Pimi, who speaks stiltedly, runs away from Echo every time he sees her at first, and later seems to hyperfixate on finding charts to give her to the point of ignoring his hunger.
Deleted line(s) 30 (click to see context) :
* TheGamblingAddict: Wake tries to get Echo to make bets with him every time she talks to him and is annoyed that no one at the station knows how to play cards.
Deleted line(s) 36 (click to see context) :
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Klaus can be gruff and dismissive, often telling Echo to stop bothering him, but he truly cares about Central Station and its residents. One of his collectibles states that he once fell asleep holding his hammer while fixing a flight of stairs.
Deleted line(s) 46,47 (click to see context) :
* SickeninglySweethearts: Yoshi and Ai. They put heart-shaped stones around the plants they raise, and other characters refer to them as "kissy-wissy." Ai in particular gushes about Yoshi whenever Echo talks to her.
* SilentProtagonist: Deemo, as usual.
* SilentProtagonist: Deemo, as usual.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
Nice Hat is now dewicked
Deleted line(s) 41 (click to see context) :
* NiceHat: Deemo wears one that allows him and Echo to travel back in time. [[spoiler:It was given to him by The Composer]].
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
Loads And Loads Of Characters is no longer a trope
Deleted line(s) 37 (click to see context) :
* LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters: Contrasting the original ''Deemo'''s [[MinimalistCast three person cast]], there are over ''50'' station residents that Echo can interact with.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 6,9 (click to see context) from:
Like its predecessor, rhythm gameplay consists of tapping, dragging, and now holding notes as they approach the "judgment line" at the bottom of the screen. Unlike its predecessor, the rest of the game places a lot more emphasis on character interaction, limited-time events, and exploring different locations. In addition, there is a new pseudo-CharacterLevel system called the Arcanum, which rewards players with currency, collectibles, and new songs.
''Deemo II'' takes place in a world plagued by a phenomenon called Hollow Rain, which is a never-ending rainfall that causes any creature who touches it to turn into white flower petals and eventually disappear in a process known as "blooming." You play as Echo, a girl who bloomed and somehow came back to life, as she explores Central Station and searches for signs of The Composer, a mysterious being who created and abandoned the world, leaving behind magical song charts that can clear the Hollow Rain and a Guardian named Deemo.
''Deemo II'' takes place in a world plagued by a phenomenon called Hollow Rain, which is a never-ending rainfall that causes any creature who touches it to turn into white flower petals and eventually disappear in a process known as "blooming." You play as Echo, a girl who bloomed and somehow came back to life, as she explores Central Station and searches for signs of The Composer, a mysterious being who created and abandoned the world, leaving behind magical song charts that can clear the Hollow Rain and a Guardian named Deemo.
to:
Like its predecessor, rhythm gameplay consists of tapping, dragging, and now holding notes as they approach the "judgment line" at the bottom of the screen. Unlike its predecessor, the rest of the game places a lot more emphasis on character interaction, limited-time events, and exploring different locations. In addition, there is a new pseudo-CharacterLevel RewardsPass system called the Arcanum, which rewards players with currency, collectibles, and new songs.
''Deemo II'' takes place in a world plagued by a phenomenon called the Hollow Rain, which is a never-ending rainfall that causes any creature who touches it to turn into white flower petals and eventually disappear in a process known as "blooming." You play as Echo, a girl who bloomed and somehow came back to life, as she explores Central Station and searches for signs of The Composer, a mysterious being who created and abandoned the world, leaving behind magical song charts that can clear the Hollow Rain and a Guardian named Deemo.
''Deemo II'' takes place in a world plagued by a phenomenon called the Hollow Rain, which is a never-ending rainfall that causes any creature who touches it to turn into white flower petals and eventually disappear in a process known as "blooming." You play as Echo, a girl who bloomed and somehow came back to life, as she explores Central Station and searches for signs of The Composer, a mysterious being who created and abandoned the world, leaving behind magical song charts that can clear the Hollow Rain and a Guardian named Deemo.
Changed line(s) 16,17 (click to see context) from:
* BackFromTheDead: Echo was brought back to life after she bloomed.
* CompanyCrossReferences: A mandora can be seen napping on a box in the Platform.
* CompanyCrossReferences: A mandora can be seen napping on a box in the Platform.
to:
* BackFromTheDead: Echo was brought back to life after she bloomed.
bloomed, and a large part of her character motivation is wanting to find out why.
*CompanyCrossReferences: A BigDamnHeroes: Deemo saves Echo from being punched out by Takeshi.
* CompanyCrossReferences:
** You can find a sign for Mandora Farm and a mandoracan be seen napping on a box in the Platform.Platform.
** 45 VOEZ Cafe, located in the Café area, is a reference to the real-life VOEZ Café located at No. 45 Dongxing Rd in Taipei.
*
* CompanyCrossReferences:
** You can find a sign for Mandora Farm and a mandora
** 45 VOEZ Cafe, located in the Café area, is a reference to the real-life VOEZ Café located at No. 45 Dongxing Rd in Taipei.
Changed line(s) 21 (click to see context) from:
** A doll of the Masked Lady/Celia and graffiti of Alice and the first game's Deemo can be found in the [[spoiler:Secret Workshop]].
to:
** A doll of the Masked Lady/Celia Lady and graffiti of Alice and the first game's Deemo can be found in the [[spoiler:Secret Workshop]].Workshop]].
* DullSurprise: The Station Master suffers from this, as discussed in one of his collectibles.
* EveryoneCallsHimBarkeep: The Station Master, Barista, and Burger Master are only known by their titles.
* DullSurprise: The Station Master suffers from this, as discussed in one of his collectibles.
* EveryoneCallsHimBarkeep: The Station Master, Barista, and Burger Master are only known by their titles.
Changed line(s) 23 (click to see context) from:
* FreemiumTimer: Radiance, which takes 2 hours to regenerate, is a variant. You can still play songs if you have 0 Radiance Points, but your Repair Progress will increase much more slowly. If you're impatient, however, you can buy coffee from the store that will restore 5 points of Radiance.
to:
* FlowerMotifs: The logo itself is stylized with flowers, blooming involves someone turning into flower petals, and a lot of the song art features flowers in some form.
* FreemiumTimer: Radiance, which takes 2 hours to regenerate, is a variant. You can still play songs if you have 0Radiance Points, Radiance, but your Repair Progress will increase much more slowly. If you're impatient, however, you can buy coffee from the store that will restore 5 points of Radiance.
* FreemiumTimer: Radiance, which takes 2 hours to regenerate, is a variant. You can still play songs if you have 0
Changed line(s) 26 (click to see context) from:
* HarderThanHard: The Expert-difficulty song charts, which can only be acquired through events.
to:
* HarderThanHard: The Expert-difficulty song charts, which can only be acquired through events.charts.
* HiroshimaAsAUnitOfMeasure: One of the bulletin board posts states that the Piano Room is the height of 9 Station Masters.
* IdleAnimation: Echo has a few when you're not controlling her, like kneeling down to touch something on the ground and trying to brush petals out of her hair.
* HiroshimaAsAUnitOfMeasure: One of the bulletin board posts states that the Piano Room is the height of 9 Station Masters.
* IdleAnimation: Echo has a few when you're not controlling her, like kneeling down to touch something on the ground and trying to brush petals out of her hair.
Changed line(s) 35,36 (click to see context) from:
* RearrangeTheSong: Several song packs feature piano arrangements of songs from Deemo, Voez, Cytus, and Cytus II.
* SilentProtagonist: Deemo, as usual.
* SilentProtagonist: Deemo, as usual.
to:
* OccidentalOtaku: Tempura, who talks in GratuitousJapanese.
-->'''Tempura:''' It's ii desu ne! Everyone is sugoi desu ne~
* RearrangeTheSong: Several song packs feature piano arrangements of songs fromDeemo, Voez, Cytus, Rayark's previous rhythm games, like [[VideoGame/{{Deemo}} Altale, Platinum]], [[VideoGame/{{Cytus}} Anchor, DRG]], [[VideoGame/CytusII Hyouryu, Light up my LOVE!!]], and Cytus II.
[[VideoGame/{{Voez}} wilt]].
* RewardsPass: The Central Station Arcanum. After collecting Stars through normal gameplay, you can exchange them for crystals, shells, collectibles, event tickets, and songs. The Premium Arcanum, which has to be purchased separately, will give you exclusive character skins and songs and more currency.
* ShoutOut: The 2022 Monsoon Season announcement says to "[[Music/{{Toto}} Bless those rains down in Central Station!!]]"
* SickeninglySweethearts: Yoshi and Ai. They put heart-shaped stones around the plants they raise, and other characters refer to them as "kissy-wissy." Ai in particular gushes about Yoshi whenever Echo talks to her.
* SilentProtagonist: Deemo, asusual.usual.
* UnlockableDifficultyLevels: The expert-level song charts can only be acquired through events.
-->'''Tempura:''' It's ii desu ne! Everyone is sugoi desu ne~
* RearrangeTheSong: Several song packs feature piano arrangements of songs from
* RewardsPass: The Central Station Arcanum. After collecting Stars through normal gameplay, you can exchange them for crystals, shells, collectibles, event tickets, and songs. The Premium Arcanum, which has to be purchased separately, will give you exclusive character skins and songs and more currency.
* ShoutOut: The 2022 Monsoon Season announcement says to "[[Music/{{Toto}} Bless those rains down in Central Station!!]]"
* SickeninglySweethearts: Yoshi and Ai. They put heart-shaped stones around the plants they raise, and other characters refer to them as "kissy-wissy." Ai in particular gushes about Yoshi whenever Echo talks to her.
* SilentProtagonist: Deemo, as
* UnlockableDifficultyLevels: The expert-level song charts can only be acquired through events.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Added DiffLines:
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/deemo_ii.jpg]]
[[caption-width-right:350: ''Unveil the secrets of a rainy day.'']]
[[caption-width-right:350: ''Unveil the secrets of a rainy day.'']]
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Added DiffLines:
''Deemo II'' is a RhythmGame by Rayark, developers of ''VideoGame/{{Cytus}}'', ''VideoGame/{{Sdorica}}'', and ''VideoGame/{{Voez}}''. It is the sequel to ''VideoGame/{{Deemo}}'', and released on January 13, 2022 for iOS and Android, which was also Rayark's 10th anniversary.
Like its predecessor, rhythm gameplay consists of tapping, dragging, and now holding notes as they approach the "judgment line" at the bottom of the screen. Unlike its predecessor, the rest of the game places a lot more emphasis on character interaction, limited-time events, and exploring different locations. In addition, there is a new pseudo-CharacterLevel system called the Arcanum, which rewards players with currency, collectibles, and new songs.
''Deemo II'' takes place in a world plagued by a phenomenon called Hollow Rain, which is a never-ending rainfall that causes any creature who touches it to turn into white flower petals and eventually disappear in a process known as "blooming." You play as Echo, a girl who bloomed and somehow came back to life, as she explores Central Station and searches for signs of The Composer, a mysterious being who created and abandoned the world, leaving behind magical song charts that can clear the Hollow Rain and a Guardian named Deemo.
!!''Deemo II'' contains examples of:
* AbhorrentAdmirer: Brooks to Michelle. He writes love letters to her on the bulletin board, even after she rejects him, and offers to pay Echo "as much money as [she wants]" to say nice things about him to her.
* AerithAndBob: Character names include Isaac, Gordon, Theresa, Dixit, and Lorf.
* AmbiguousDisorder: Pimi, who speaks stiltedly, runs away from Echo every time he sees her at first, and later seems to hyperfixate on finding charts to give her to the point of ignoring his hunger.
* ArtShift: The songs' artwork can vary wildly, due to many different artists being involved.
* BackFromTheDead: Echo was brought back to life after she bloomed.
* CompanyCrossReferences: A mandora can be seen napping on a box in the Platform.
* ContinuityNod:
** There is a poster of Alice and the first game's Deemo on a column in the Platform.
** A stuffed plush resembling Mirai can be found at the general store in the Lobby.
** A doll of the Masked Lady/Celia and graffiti of Alice and the first game's Deemo can be found in the [[spoiler:Secret Workshop]].
* FloatingWater: The Play Music interface features floating drops of rain.
* FreemiumTimer: Radiance, which takes 2 hours to regenerate, is a variant. You can still play songs if you have 0 Radiance Points, but your Repair Progress will increase much more slowly. If you're impatient, however, you can buy coffee from the store that will restore 5 points of Radiance.
* TheGamblingAddict: Wake tries to get Echo to make bets with him every time she talks to him and is annoyed that no one at the station knows how to play cards.
* GrayRainOfDepression: The perpetual Hollow Rain, which sets up the downcast mood of the game and is a major plot point.
* HarderThanHard: The Expert-difficulty song charts, which can only be acquired through events.
* IronicName: Hope is incredibly cynical and pessimistic, offering to tell Echo about the times she was ostracized and bluntly stating that she thinks Echo will get rained on and bloom after leaving the station.
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Klaus can be gruff and dismissive, often telling Echo to stop bothering him, but he truly cares about Central Station and its residents. One of his collectibles states that he once fell asleep holding his hammer while fixing a flight of stairs.
* LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters: Contrasting the original ''Deemo'''s [[MinimalistCast three person cast]], there are over ''50'' station residents that Echo can interact with.
* MagicMusic: Playing Central Station's piano helps clear the Hollow Rain and unlock new areas.
* {{Microtransactions}}: You can buy various types of currency, collectibles, and outfits for Echo and Deemo with real money. The Premium Arcanum, which costs $19.99 and gives you access to more collectibles and 20 exclusive songs, also counts as this.
* MurderWater: The Hollow Rain, which causes people to bloom. This is shown in graphic detail in a cutscene, where Echo desperately tries (and fails) to save someone who is blooming right in front of her. [[spoiler:You can find the pile of petals they leave behind on the balcony]].
* NeverSayDie: Justified. Death by Hollow Rain, which is the only cause of death discussed in the game, is referred to as blooming.
* NiceHat: Deemo wears one that allows him and Echo to travel back in time. [[spoiler:It was given to him by The Composer]].
* RearrangeTheSong: Several song packs feature piano arrangements of songs from Deemo, Voez, Cytus, and Cytus II.
* SilentProtagonist: Deemo, as usual.
Like its predecessor, rhythm gameplay consists of tapping, dragging, and now holding notes as they approach the "judgment line" at the bottom of the screen. Unlike its predecessor, the rest of the game places a lot more emphasis on character interaction, limited-time events, and exploring different locations. In addition, there is a new pseudo-CharacterLevel system called the Arcanum, which rewards players with currency, collectibles, and new songs.
''Deemo II'' takes place in a world plagued by a phenomenon called Hollow Rain, which is a never-ending rainfall that causes any creature who touches it to turn into white flower petals and eventually disappear in a process known as "blooming." You play as Echo, a girl who bloomed and somehow came back to life, as she explores Central Station and searches for signs of The Composer, a mysterious being who created and abandoned the world, leaving behind magical song charts that can clear the Hollow Rain and a Guardian named Deemo.
!!''Deemo II'' contains examples of:
* AbhorrentAdmirer: Brooks to Michelle. He writes love letters to her on the bulletin board, even after she rejects him, and offers to pay Echo "as much money as [she wants]" to say nice things about him to her.
* AerithAndBob: Character names include Isaac, Gordon, Theresa, Dixit, and Lorf.
* AmbiguousDisorder: Pimi, who speaks stiltedly, runs away from Echo every time he sees her at first, and later seems to hyperfixate on finding charts to give her to the point of ignoring his hunger.
* ArtShift: The songs' artwork can vary wildly, due to many different artists being involved.
* BackFromTheDead: Echo was brought back to life after she bloomed.
* CompanyCrossReferences: A mandora can be seen napping on a box in the Platform.
* ContinuityNod:
** There is a poster of Alice and the first game's Deemo on a column in the Platform.
** A stuffed plush resembling Mirai can be found at the general store in the Lobby.
** A doll of the Masked Lady/Celia and graffiti of Alice and the first game's Deemo can be found in the [[spoiler:Secret Workshop]].
* FloatingWater: The Play Music interface features floating drops of rain.
* FreemiumTimer: Radiance, which takes 2 hours to regenerate, is a variant. You can still play songs if you have 0 Radiance Points, but your Repair Progress will increase much more slowly. If you're impatient, however, you can buy coffee from the store that will restore 5 points of Radiance.
* TheGamblingAddict: Wake tries to get Echo to make bets with him every time she talks to him and is annoyed that no one at the station knows how to play cards.
* GrayRainOfDepression: The perpetual Hollow Rain, which sets up the downcast mood of the game and is a major plot point.
* HarderThanHard: The Expert-difficulty song charts, which can only be acquired through events.
* IronicName: Hope is incredibly cynical and pessimistic, offering to tell Echo about the times she was ostracized and bluntly stating that she thinks Echo will get rained on and bloom after leaving the station.
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Klaus can be gruff and dismissive, often telling Echo to stop bothering him, but he truly cares about Central Station and its residents. One of his collectibles states that he once fell asleep holding his hammer while fixing a flight of stairs.
* LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters: Contrasting the original ''Deemo'''s [[MinimalistCast three person cast]], there are over ''50'' station residents that Echo can interact with.
* MagicMusic: Playing Central Station's piano helps clear the Hollow Rain and unlock new areas.
* {{Microtransactions}}: You can buy various types of currency, collectibles, and outfits for Echo and Deemo with real money. The Premium Arcanum, which costs $19.99 and gives you access to more collectibles and 20 exclusive songs, also counts as this.
* MurderWater: The Hollow Rain, which causes people to bloom. This is shown in graphic detail in a cutscene, where Echo desperately tries (and fails) to save someone who is blooming right in front of her. [[spoiler:You can find the pile of petals they leave behind on the balcony]].
* NeverSayDie: Justified. Death by Hollow Rain, which is the only cause of death discussed in the game, is referred to as blooming.
* NiceHat: Deemo wears one that allows him and Echo to travel back in time. [[spoiler:It was given to him by The Composer]].
* RearrangeTheSong: Several song packs feature piano arrangements of songs from Deemo, Voez, Cytus, and Cytus II.
* SilentProtagonist: Deemo, as usual.
