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* From Nobody to Nightmare:[[spoiler:Depending on your choices,Sidestep can go from Ortega's sidekick to Los Diablos most dangerous villain.]]
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* PlayingWithSyringes: All Re-Genes are subjected to extensive experimentation and modification while they're in the Farm's tender clutches, [[spoiler:as the protagonist's trauma filled prove.]]
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* EscapedFromTheLab: [[spoiler:The protagonist has done this ''twice''. They managed to escape the Special Directive's clutches and become Sidestep, but were recaptured in the aftermath of the Heartbreak Incident. They then manage to escape again roughly two years before the events of the first game]]. The second game reveals that [[spoiler:Shroud]] is also an escapee.

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* EscapedFromTheLab: [[spoiler:The protagonist has done this ''twice''. They managed to escape the Special Directive's clutches and become strike out on their own, becoming Sidestep, but were recaptured in the aftermath of the Heartbreak Incident. They then manage to escape again roughly two years before the events of the first game]]. The second game reveals that [[spoiler:Shroud]] is also an escapee.
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* EscapedFromTheLab: [[spoiler:The protagonist has done this ''twice''. They managed to escape the Special Directive's clutches and become Sidestep, but were recaptured in the aftermath of the Heartbreak Incident. They then manage to escape again roughly two years before the events of the first game]]. The second game reveals that [[spoiler:Shroud]] is also an escapee.
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* AmazingTechnicolorPopulation: [[ArtificialHuman Re-Genes]] have blue-gray skin to further distinguish them from normal humans. [[spoiler:The protagonist is a notable exception.]]

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* AmazingTechnicolorPopulation: [[ArtificialHuman Re-Genes]] have blue-gray skin to further distinguish them from normal humans. [[spoiler:The protagonist is a notable exception.[[spoiler:Averted with Infiltrator Re-genes, who have human skin tones so that they can better blend in with the general population.]]



* ArtificialHuman: The Re-Genes. While on paper they're supposed to be mindless stem cell clones who exist solely to be [[WalkingTransplant organ donation fodder]], the US government routinely use them as super soldiers by outfitting them with AI minds and superpowers. [[spoiler:The protagonist was part of this latter group, and one of their possible motivations for going villain is to expose the government's shady dealings to the world.]]

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* ArtificialHuman: The Re-Genes. While on paper they're supposed to be mindless stem cell clones who exist solely to be [[WalkingTransplant organ donation fodder]], the US government routinely use them as super soldiers by outfitting them with AI minds and superpowers. [[spoiler:The protagonist was part of this once one the latter group, and one of their possible motivations for going villain is to expose the government's shady dealings to the world.]]
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* NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast: The Protagonist and Ortega battle against a cheerful fellow called the Psychopathor in flashbacks.

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* NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast: The Protagonist and Ortega battle against a cheerful fellow called the Psychopathor in flashbacks.Psychopathor. The protagonist's villain name can also be this.
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* PeoplePuppets: While the protagonist mainly chooses to BodySurf into their chosen pawn and control them that way, they can telepathically take over and command a group of people to do their bidding.
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* AmazingTechnicolorPopulation: [[ArtificialHuman Re-Genes]] have blue-gray skin to further distinguish them from normal humans. [[spoiler:The protagonist is a notable exception.]]
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* ArtificialHuman: The Re-Genes. While on paper they're supposed to be mindless stem cell clones who exist solely to be [[WalkingTransplant organ donation fodder]], the US government routinely use them as super soldiers by outfitting them with AI minds and superpowers. [[spoiler:The protagonist was part of this latter group, and one of their possible motivations for going villan is to expose the government's shady dealings to the world.]]

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* ArtificialHuman: The Re-Genes. While on paper they're supposed to be mindless stem cell clones who exist solely to be [[WalkingTransplant organ donation fodder]], the US government routinely use them as super soldiers by outfitting them with AI minds and superpowers. [[spoiler:The protagonist was part of this latter group, and one of their possible motivations for going villan villain is to expose the government's shady dealings to the world.]]



* SuperSoldier: Thanks to the prevalence of both cybernetics and a SuperSerum, the US Government have been employing them since Vietnam. In the present day the most elite group of these are the Re-genes, a special ops group of vat grown artifical humans [[spoiler:that the protagonist was orginally part of.]]

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* SuperSoldier: Thanks to the prevalence of both cybernetics and a SuperSerum, the US Government have been employing them since Vietnam. In the present day the most elite group of these are the Re-genes, a highly classified special ops group of vat grown artifical humans [[spoiler:that the protagonist was orginally part of.]]

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* ArtificialHuman: The Re-Genes. While on paper they're supposed to be mindless stem cell clones who exist solely to be [[WalkingTransplant organ donation fodder]], the US government routinely use them as super soldiers by outfitting them with AI minds and superpowers. [[spoiler:The protagonist was part of this latter group, and one of their possible motivations for going villan is to expose the government's shady dealings to the world.]]



* SuperSoldier: Thanks to the prevalence of both cybernetics and a SuperSerum, the US Government have been employing them since Vietnam. In the present day the most elite group of these are the Re-genes, a special ops group of vat grown enhanced humans [[spoiler:that the protagonist was orginally part of.]]

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* SuperSoldier: Thanks to the prevalence of both cybernetics and a SuperSerum, the US Government have been employing them since Vietnam. In the present day the most elite group of these are the Re-genes, a special ops group of vat grown enhanced artifical humans [[spoiler:that the protagonist was orginally part of.]]
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* AgeGapRomance: Ortega is eight years older than the protagonist, and is nearly two decades only than their puppet. The protagonist can rib them about this, much to their chagrin.
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* NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast: The Protagonist and Ortega battle against a cheerful fellow called the Psychopathor in flashbacks.

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* KickThemWhileTheyAreDown: The protagonist has the opportunity to do this to Herald during their first fight. If they choose not to, it's explicitly because they've exploited this trope to their benefit many a time during their stint with the Rangers.

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* InterserviceRivalry: Between the Goverment appointed Rangers and the city appointed LDPD.
* KickThemWhileTheyAreDown: The protagonist has the opportunity to do this to Herald during their first fight. several times when facing Herald. If they choose not to, it's explicitly because they've exploited invoked this trope to their benefit many a time during their stint with the Rangers.Rangers - getting the villan to focus on them to give their team an opening.
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* KickThemWhileTheyAreDown:The protagonist has the opportunity to do this to Herald during their first fight. If they choose not to, it's explicitly because they've exploited this trope to their benefit many a time during their stint with the Rangers.

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* KickThemWhileTheyAreDown:The KickThemWhileTheyAreDown: The protagonist has the opportunity to do this to Herald during their first fight. If they choose not to, it's explicitly because they've exploited this trope to their benefit many a time during their stint with the Rangers.
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* KickThemWhileTheyAreDown:The protagonist has the opportunity to do this to Herald during their first fight. If they choose not to it's because they've seen many a villain fall after letting their guard down while getting one last hit in (and often it was because the protagonist themselves baited them into it).

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* KickThemWhileTheyAreDown:The protagonist has the opportunity to do this to Herald during their first fight. If they choose not to to, it's explicitly because they've seen exploited this trope to their benefit many a villain fall after letting time during their guard down while getting one last hit in (and often it was because stint with the protagonist themselves baited them into it).Rangers.
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* KickThemWhileTheyAreDown:The protagonist has the opportunity to do this to Herald during their first fight. If they choose not to it's because they've seen many a villain fall after letting their guard down while getting one last hit in (and often it was because the protagonist themselves baited them into it).
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* PsychicAssistedSuicide: [[spoiler:The Heartbreak incident involved the Rangers trying to take down a villain who could induce this on a massive scale. Anathema dies after being compelled to melt their own face off, and depending on their choices the protagonist very nearly [[AteHisGun eats their gun]] before they are compelled to fling themselves out of a skyscraper window.]]
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* DestinationDefenestration: [[spoiler: It's revealed in a flashback that this happened to the MC during their last mission with the Rangers, before their life took a turn for the worst.]]

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* DestinationDefenestration: [[spoiler: It's revealed in a flashback that this happened [[spoiler:The protagonist falls to the MC their apparent death after being thrown out of a skyscraper window during their last mission with the Rangers, before their life took a turn for the worst.Rangers.]]
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* SuperSoldier: Thanks to the prevalence of both cybernetics and a SuperSerum, the US Government have been employing them since Vietnam. In the present day the most elite group of these are the Re-genes, a special ops group of vat grown enhanced humans [[spoiler:that the protagonist was orginally part of.]]
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* ApocalypseHow: The US suffers a Regional Class one in the 1980s: the West Coast and the Midwest get completely ravaged after a massive quake sets off a chain reaction of volanic eruptions and tsunamis. Los Diablos, the setting of the game, was founded from the remains of what used to beLos Angeles.
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* LovesMyAlterEgo: Occurs if the protagonist romances either Ortega or Dr. Mortum solely using their puppet body. This is especially so for Mortum, who absolutely despises your real persona due to them believing that you're a BadBoss towards the puppet.
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* ShoutOut: One achievement is called Series/DaysOfOurLives. You get it by being romantically involved with Ortega as both Sidestep and the Puppet, [[spoiler:then visiting the Puppet in the hospital while they're in a coma.]] In true SoapOpera fashion.
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** [[spoiler: you can also take on Anathema's name as your villian name.]].
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Written by Malin Rydén and published by Creator/ChoiceOfGames' user submitted "Hosted Games" label, the ''Fallen Hero'' series follows the adventures of the Main/PlayerCharacter who, as the title suggests, is a Main/FallenHero. In a world filled with superheroes, supervillains, and people with abilities, the Player Character was originally a superhero named Sidestep. Possesing telepathic abilities, they helped the SuperTeam the Rangers during numerous missions. That is, until something happened to them. Now, the PC is on the path towards villainy, and plans on becoming the most feared villain in Los Diablos.

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Written by Malin Rydén and published by Creator/ChoiceOfGames' user submitted "Hosted Games" label, the ''Fallen Hero'' series follows the adventures of the Main/PlayerCharacter who, as the title suggests, is a Main/FallenHero. In a world filled with superheroes, supervillains, and people with abilities, the Player Character was originally a superhero named Sidestep. Possesing Possessing telepathic abilities, they helped the SuperTeam SuperTeam, the Rangers Rangers, during numerous missions. That is, until something happened to them. Now, the PC is on the path towards villainy, and plans on becoming the most feared villain in Los Diablos.



* BrownNote: [[spoiler: The nature of the Heartbreak Incident. Some sort of a signal caused the inhabitants of an apartment complex [[DrivenToSuicide to kill themselves]], with the signal's radius spreading. The Rangers, consisting of Steel, Ortega, the MC, and Anathema were sent to stop it. Unfortunately, Anathema was unable to resist and ended up using their own acidic abilities to kill themselves, while the protagonist threw themselves through a window. Only Ortega was immune due to being epileptic, while Steel was (mostly) protected by a psychic dampener his exosuit was powering.]]

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* BrownNote: [[spoiler: The nature of the Heartbreak Incident. Some sort of a signal caused the inhabitants of an apartment complex [[DrivenToSuicide to kill themselves]], with the signal's radius spreading. The Rangers, consisting of Steel, Ortega, the MC, and Anathema were sent to stop it. Unfortunately, Anathema was unable to resist and ended up using their own acidic abilities to kill themselves, while the protagonist threw themselves through a window. Only Ortega was immune due to being epileptic, while Steel was (mostly) protected by a psychic dampener his exosuit was powering.]]
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* NoHoldsBarredBeatdown: You can deliver one to [[spoiler: Herald]] if you so please, going so far as to KickThemWhenTheyAreDown. Coupled with a TheReasonYouSuck speech.

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* NoHoldsBarredBeatdown: You can deliver one to [[spoiler: Herald]] if you so please, going so far as to KickThemWhenTheyAreDown.KickThemWhileTheyAreDown. Coupled with a TheReasonYouSuck speech.
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* NoHoldsBarredBeatdown: You can deliver one to [[spoiler: Herald]] if you so please. Coupled with a TheReasonYouSuck speech.

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* NoHoldsBarredBeatdown: You can deliver one to [[spoiler: Herald]] if you so please.please, going so far as to KickThemWhenTheyAreDown. Coupled with a TheReasonYouSuck speech.
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** There's a covert-ops group known as the Special Directive. They generally get deployed into war-zones or as assassins, and are comprised of Re-Genes, who were vat-grown as superheroes with all the powers, but none of the rights.

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** There's a covert-ops group known as the Special Directive. They generally get deployed into war-zones or as assassins, and are comprised of Re-Genes, who were vat-grown as superheroes with all the powers, [[CloningBlues but none of the rights.rights]].
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* NeverSpeakIllOfTheDead: Touring the museum near the end of the game has you reminisce about how the ''actual'' ends for a number of heroes got swept under the rug to keep their good names intact.
-->''They don't tell those stories here. The mannequins wearing the suits stand tall with washboard stomachs, no trace of the scars that history has left on the people you once knew. They just tell the memories. The pretty lies.''
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** There's a covert-ops group known as the Special Directive that is comprised of Re-Genes, who were vat-grown as superheroes with all the powers, but none of the rights.

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** There's a covert-ops group known as the Special Directive that is Directive. They generally get deployed into war-zones or as assassins, and are comprised of Re-Genes, who were vat-grown as superheroes with all the powers, but none of the rights.
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* SignsOfDisrepair: The article for the hero museum mentions that the W is the only surviving letter from the Hollywood sign.

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