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''Freedom Force'' is a two-game series of single-player {{Tactical RPG}}s made by Creator/IrrationalGames, and an homage to [[UsefulNotes/TheSilverAgeOfComicBooks the Silver Age of superhero comics]]. It harkens back to the good old days when superheroes were all ''real'' [[TheCape paragons of heroism]], supervillains were all ''real'' CardCarryingVillain[=s=], and flying Nazi [[BrainInAJar brains]] with EyeBeams were ''real'' flying Nazi brains with eye beams. And signs showing '''[[UnsoundEffect *BIFF*]]''' showed up whenever characters landed a punch.
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''Freedom Force'' is a two-game series of single-player {{Tactical RPG}}s made by Creator/IrrationalGames, and an homage to [[UsefulNotes/TheSilverAgeOfComicBooks [[MediaNotes/TheSilverAgeOfComicBooks the Silver Age of superhero comics]]. It harkens back to the good old days when superheroes were all ''real'' [[TheCape paragons of heroism]], supervillains were all ''real'' CardCarryingVillain[=s=], and flying Nazi [[BrainInAJar brains]] with EyeBeams were ''real'' flying Nazi brains with eye beams. And signs showing '''[[UnsoundEffect *BIFF*]]''' showed up whenever characters landed a punch.
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* NinetiesAntiHero: Tombstone. One-person [[UsefulNotes/TheDarkAgeOfComicBooks Dark Age]], no less.
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* NinetiesAntiHero: Tombstone. One-person [[UsefulNotes/TheDarkAgeOfComicBooks [[MediaNotes/TheDarkAgeOfComicBooks Dark Age]], no less.
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* LargeHam: Minuteman, though since the game is based on the [[UsefulNotes/TheSilverAgeOfComicBooks Silver Age]], there are quite a number of others.
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* LargeHam: Minuteman, though since the game is based on the [[UsefulNotes/TheSilverAgeOfComicBooks [[MediaNotes/TheSilverAgeOfComicBooks Silver Age]], there are quite a number of others.
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* NonLethalKO: [[FridgeBrilliance makes some sense]] when you remember about UsefulNotes/TheComicsCode.
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* NonLethalKO: [[FridgeBrilliance makes some sense]] when you remember about UsefulNotes/TheComicsCode.MediaNotes/TheComicsCode.
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* DropTheHammer: Order
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''Freedom Force'' is a two-game series of single-player {{Tactical RPG}}s made by Creator/IrrationalGames, and a homage to [[UsefulNotes/TheSilverAgeOfComicBooks the Silver Age of superhero comics]]. It harkens back to the good old days when superheroes were all ''real'' [[TheCape paragons of heroism]], supervillains were all ''real'' {{Card Carrying Villain}}s, and flying Nazi [[BrainInAJar brains]] with EyeBeams were ''real'' flying Nazi {{brain|InAJar}}s with EyeBeams. [[UnsoundEffect And signs showing]] '''[[UnsoundEffect *BIFF*]]''' [[UnsoundEffect showed up whenever characters landed a punch.]].
''Freedom Force'', as well as its {{Oddly Named Sequel|2ElectricBoogaloo}} ''Freedom Force vs. The Third Reich'', follows the adventures of the eponymous Freedom Force, a team of superheroes given various powers by ImportedAlienPhlebotinum "Energy X" introduced to the planet by Lord Dominion, a GalacticConqueror who tried to conquer Earth by giving bad people superpowers and letting civilization tear itself apart. By the actions of heroic alien Mentor, one shipment of Energy X was instead scattered randomly over Patriot City, America, where it [[ContrivedCoincidence conveniently empowered people who turned out to be superhero material]]. Over the two games, the large cast of Freedom Force took on (amongst other things) such diverse enemies as communists, giant ants, dinosaurs, giant robots, self-copying criminal masterminds, alien invasions, satyrs, time travelers, the third reich, and a RealityWarper.
''Freedom Force'' has a small but active community of modders based at [[http://freedomreborn.net/forums/index.php Freedom Reborn]], the [[http://www.fundamentzero.com/ Strangers mod]] is as long as the full game and arguably better. There was also an Creator/ImageComics miniseries based on the first game, with scattered references to the second. In no way related to the Marvel superhero team.
The sequel received a pulp-themed mod named ''VideoGame/PulpAdventures''.
''Freedom Force'', as well as its {{Oddly Named Sequel|2ElectricBoogaloo}} ''Freedom Force vs. The Third Reich'', follows the adventures of the eponymous Freedom Force, a team of superheroes given various powers by ImportedAlienPhlebotinum "Energy X" introduced to the planet by Lord Dominion, a GalacticConqueror who tried to conquer Earth by giving bad people superpowers and letting civilization tear itself apart. By the actions of heroic alien Mentor, one shipment of Energy X was instead scattered randomly over Patriot City, America, where it [[ContrivedCoincidence conveniently empowered people who turned out to be superhero material]]. Over the two games, the large cast of Freedom Force took on (amongst other things) such diverse enemies as communists, giant ants, dinosaurs, giant robots, self-copying criminal masterminds, alien invasions, satyrs, time travelers, the third reich, and a RealityWarper.
''Freedom Force'' has a small but active community of modders based at [[http://freedomreborn.net/forums/index.php Freedom Reborn]], the [[http://www.fundamentzero.com/ Strangers mod]] is as long as the full game and arguably better. There was also an Creator/ImageComics miniseries based on the first game, with scattered references to the second. In no way related to the Marvel superhero team.
The sequel received a pulp-themed mod named ''VideoGame/PulpAdventures''.
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''Freedom Force'' is a two-game series of single-player {{Tactical RPG}}s made by Creator/IrrationalGames, and a an homage to [[UsefulNotes/TheSilverAgeOfComicBooks the Silver Age of superhero comics]]. It harkens back to the good old days when superheroes were all ''real'' [[TheCape paragons of heroism]], supervillains were all ''real'' {{Card Carrying Villain}}s, CardCarryingVillain[=s=], and flying Nazi [[BrainInAJar brains]] with EyeBeams were ''real'' flying Nazi {{brain|InAJar}}s brains with EyeBeams. [[UnsoundEffect eye beams. And signs showing]] showing '''[[UnsoundEffect *BIFF*]]''' [[UnsoundEffect showed up whenever characters landed a punch.]].
punch.
''Freedom Force'', as well as its {{Oddly Named Sequel|2ElectricBoogaloo}} ''Freedom Force vs. The Third Reich'', follows the adventures of the eponymous Freedom Force, a team of superheroes given various powers by ImportedAlienPhlebotinum "Energy X" introduced to the planet by Lord Dominion, a GalacticConqueror who tried to conquer Earth by giving bad people superpowers and letting civilization tear itself apart. By the actions of heroic alien Mentor, one shipment of Energy X was instead scattered randomly over Patriot City, America, where it [[ContrivedCoincidence conveniently empowered people who turned out to be superhero material]]. Over the two games, the large cast of Freedom Force took on (amongst other things) such diverse enemies as communists, giant ants, dinosaurs, giant robots, self-copying criminal masterminds, alien invasions, satyrs, time travelers, thethird reich, Third Reich, and a RealityWarper.
''Freedom Force'' has a small but active community of modders based at [[http://freedomreborn.net/forums/index.php FreedomReborn]], Reborn]]. A good place to start may be the [[http://www.fundamentzero.com/ Strangers mod]] mod]], which is as long as the full game and arguably better.better. The sequel received a pulp-themed mod named ''VideoGame/PulpAdventures''. There was also an Creator/ImageComics miniseries based on the first game, with scattered references to the second. In no way related to the Marvel superhero team. \n\nThe sequel received a pulp-themed mod named ''VideoGame/PulpAdventures''.\n
''Freedom Force'', as well as its {{Oddly Named Sequel|2ElectricBoogaloo}} ''Freedom Force vs. The Third Reich'', follows the adventures of the eponymous Freedom Force, a team of superheroes given various powers by ImportedAlienPhlebotinum "Energy X" introduced to the planet by Lord Dominion, a GalacticConqueror who tried to conquer Earth by giving bad people superpowers and letting civilization tear itself apart. By the actions of heroic alien Mentor, one shipment of Energy X was instead scattered randomly over Patriot City, America, where it [[ContrivedCoincidence conveniently empowered people who turned out to be superhero material]]. Over the two games, the large cast of Freedom Force took on (amongst other things) such diverse enemies as communists, giant ants, dinosaurs, giant robots, self-copying criminal masterminds, alien invasions, satyrs, time travelers, the
''Freedom Force'' has a small but active community of modders based at [[http://freedomreborn.net/forums/index.php Freedom
* NinetiesAntiHero: Tombstone. One-person [[UsefulNotes/TheDarkAgeOfComicBooks Dark Age]], no less.
-->'''Tombstone''': [[AC:i too have [[DeathByOriginStory lost a love in the mists of time]]. allow your grief to FUEL your rage, and so shall you seek JUSTICE.]]
** When Alchemiss sarcastically wonders whether he raised puppies or something during a sabbatical, he claims "[[AC:animals wither in my presence]]".
-->'''Tombstone''': [[AC:i too have [[DeathByOriginStory lost a love in the mists of time]]. allow your grief to FUEL your rage, and so shall you seek JUSTICE.]]
** When Alchemiss sarcastically wonders whether he raised puppies or something during a sabbatical, he claims "[[AC:animals wither in my presence]]".
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* Fewer examples are found on the Villains' side.
** Pan is essentially Loki, with the trickster elements played up considerably.
** Time Master is Kang the Conquerer with bits of Galactus and Darkseid mixed in, especially the latter's face.
** Lord Dominion has the same mustache and cape as [[ComicStrip/FlashGordon Emperor Ming the Merciless]].
** Shadow looks like Phantasm and her personality is similar to the X-Men villainess Callisto. She also shares a backstory with minor Batman villain Calendar Girl.
** Blitzkrieg appears to be inspired by The Leader. Part the Marvel villain, part the [[UsefulNotes/AdolfHitler other one]].
** Entropy is essentially an even more powerful version of [[spoiler:the original Dark Phoenix.]]
** Pan is essentially Loki, with the trickster elements played up considerably.
** Time Master is Kang the Conquerer with bits of Galactus and Darkseid mixed in, especially the latter's face.
** Lord Dominion has the same mustache and cape as [[ComicStrip/FlashGordon Emperor Ming the Merciless]].
** Shadow looks like Phantasm and her personality is similar to the X-Men villainess Callisto. She also shares a backstory with minor Batman villain Calendar Girl.
** Blitzkrieg appears to be inspired by The Leader. Part the Marvel villain, part the [[UsefulNotes/AdolfHitler other one]].
** Entropy is essentially an even more powerful version of [[spoiler:the original Dark Phoenix.]]
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* NinetiesAntiHero: Tombstone. One-person [[UsefulNotes/TheDarkAgeOfComicBooks Dark Age]], no less.
-->'''Tombstone''': [[AC:i too have [[DeathByOriginStory lost a love in the mists of time]]. allow your grief to FUEL your rage, and so shall you seek JUSTICE.]]
** He claims puppies die by just being around him.
-->'''Tombstone''': [[AC:i too have [[DeathByOriginStory lost a love in the mists of time]]. allow your grief to FUEL your rage, and so shall you seek JUSTICE.]]
** He claims puppies die by just being around him.
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''Freedom Force'' is a two-game series of single-player {{Tactical RPG}}s made by Creator/IrrationalGames, and a homage to [[UsefulNotes/TheSilverAgeOfComicBooks the Silver Age of superhero comics]]. It harkens back to the good old days when superheroes were all ''real'' [[TheCape paragons of heroism]], supervillains were all ''real'' {{Card Carrying Villain}}s, and flying Nazi [[BrainInAJar brains]] with EyeBeams were ''real'' flying Nazi {{brain|InAJar}}s with EyeBeams. [[UnsoundEffect And signs showing]] '''[[UnsoundEffect *BIFF*]]''' [[UnsoundEffect showed up whenever characters landed a punch.]].
''Freedom Force'', as well as its {{Oddly Named Sequel|2ElectricBoogaloo}} ''Freedom Force vs. The Third Reich'', follows the adventures of the eponymous Freedom Force, a team of superheroes given various powers by ImportedAlienPhlebotinum "Energy X" introduced to the planet by Lord Dominion, a GalacticConqueror who tried to conquer Earth by giving bad people superpowers and letting civilization tear itself apart. By the actions of heroic alien Mentor, one shipment of Energy X was instead scattered randomly over Patriot City, America, where it [[ContrivedCoincidence conveniently empowered people who turned out to be superhero material]]. Over the two games, the large cast of Freedom Force took on (amongst other things) such diverse enemies as communists, giant ants, dinosaurs, giant robots, self-copying criminal masterminds, alien invasions, satyrs, time travelers, the third reich, and a RealityWarper.
''Freedom Force'' has a small but active community of modders based at [[http://freedomreborn.net/forums/index.php Freedom Reborn]], the [[http://www.fundamentzero.com/ Strangers mod]] is as long as the full game and arguably better. There was also an Creator/ImageComics miniseries based on the first game, with scattered references to the second. In no way related to the Marvel superhero team.
The sequel received a pulp-themed mod named ''VideoGame/PulpAdventures''.
''Freedom Force'', as well as its {{Oddly Named Sequel|2ElectricBoogaloo}} ''Freedom Force vs. The Third Reich'', follows the adventures of the eponymous Freedom Force, a team of superheroes given various powers by ImportedAlienPhlebotinum "Energy X" introduced to the planet by Lord Dominion, a GalacticConqueror who tried to conquer Earth by giving bad people superpowers and letting civilization tear itself apart. By the actions of heroic alien Mentor, one shipment of Energy X was instead scattered randomly over Patriot City, America, where it [[ContrivedCoincidence conveniently empowered people who turned out to be superhero material]]. Over the two games, the large cast of Freedom Force took on (amongst other things) such diverse enemies as communists, giant ants, dinosaurs, giant robots, self-copying criminal masterminds, alien invasions, satyrs, time travelers, the third reich, and a RealityWarper.
''Freedom Force'' has a small but active community of modders based at [[http://freedomreborn.net/forums/index.php Freedom Reborn]], the [[http://www.fundamentzero.com/ Strangers mod]] is as long as the full game and arguably better. There was also an Creator/ImageComics miniseries based on the first game, with scattered references to the second. In no way related to the Marvel superhero team.
The sequel received a pulp-themed mod named ''VideoGame/PulpAdventures''.
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''Freedom Force'' is a two-game series of single-player {{Tactical RPG}}s made by Creator/IrrationalGames, and a an homage to [[UsefulNotes/TheSilverAgeOfComicBooks the Silver Age of superhero comics]]. It harkens back to the good old days when superheroes were all ''real'' [[TheCape paragons of heroism]], supervillains were all ''real'' {{Card Carrying Villain}}s, CardCarryingVillain[=s=], and flying Nazi [[BrainInAJar brains]] with EyeBeams were ''real'' flying Nazi {{brain|InAJar}}s brains with EyeBeams. [[UnsoundEffect eye beams. And signs showing]] showing '''[[UnsoundEffect *BIFF*]]''' [[UnsoundEffect showed up whenever characters landed a punch.]].
punch.
''Freedom Force'', as well as its {{Oddly Named Sequel|2ElectricBoogaloo}} ''Freedom Force vs. The Third Reich'', follows the adventures of the eponymous Freedom Force, a team of superheroes given various powers by ImportedAlienPhlebotinum "Energy X" introduced to the planet by Lord Dominion, a GalacticConqueror who tried to conquer Earth by giving bad people superpowers and letting civilization tear itself apart. By the actions of heroic alien Mentor, one shipment of Energy X was instead scattered randomly over Patriot City, America, where it [[ContrivedCoincidence conveniently empowered people who turned out to be superhero material]]. Over the two games, the large cast of Freedom Force took on (amongst other things) such diverse enemies as communists, giant ants, dinosaurs, giant robots, self-copying criminal masterminds, alien invasions, satyrs, time travelers, thethird reich, Third Reich, and a RealityWarper.
''Freedom Force'' has a small but active community of modders based at [[http://freedomreborn.net/forums/index.php FreedomReborn]], Reborn]]. A good place to start may be the [[http://www.fundamentzero.com/ Strangers mod]] mod]], which is as long as the full game and arguably better.better. The sequel received a pulp-themed mod named ''VideoGame/PulpAdventures''. There was also an Creator/ImageComics miniseries based on the first game, with scattered references to the second. In no way related to the Marvel superhero team. \n\nThe sequel received a pulp-themed mod named ''VideoGame/PulpAdventures''.\n
''Freedom Force'', as well as its {{Oddly Named Sequel|2ElectricBoogaloo}} ''Freedom Force vs. The Third Reich'', follows the adventures of the eponymous Freedom Force, a team of superheroes given various powers by ImportedAlienPhlebotinum "Energy X" introduced to the planet by Lord Dominion, a GalacticConqueror who tried to conquer Earth by giving bad people superpowers and letting civilization tear itself apart. By the actions of heroic alien Mentor, one shipment of Energy X was instead scattered randomly over Patriot City, America, where it [[ContrivedCoincidence conveniently empowered people who turned out to be superhero material]]. Over the two games, the large cast of Freedom Force took on (amongst other things) such diverse enemies as communists, giant ants, dinosaurs, giant robots, self-copying criminal masterminds, alien invasions, satyrs, time travelers, the
''Freedom Force'' has a small but active community of modders based at [[http://freedomreborn.net/forums/index.php Freedom
* NinetiesAntiHero: Tombstone. One-person [[UsefulNotes/TheDarkAgeOfComicBooks Dark Age]], no less.
-->'''Tombstone''': [[AC:i too have [[DeathByOriginStory lost a love in the mists of time]]. allow your grief to FUEL your rage, and so shall you seek JUSTICE.]]
** When Alchemiss sarcastically wonders whether he raised puppies or something during a sabbatical, he claims "[[AC:animals wither in my presence]]".
-->'''Tombstone''': [[AC:i too have [[DeathByOriginStory lost a love in the mists of time]]. allow your grief to FUEL your rage, and so shall you seek JUSTICE.]]
** When Alchemiss sarcastically wonders whether he raised puppies or something during a sabbatical, he claims "[[AC:animals wither in my presence]]".
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* Fewer examples are found on the Villains' side.
** Pan is essentially Loki, with the trickster elements played up considerably.
** Time Master is Kang the Conquerer with bits of Galactus and Darkseid mixed in, especially the latter's face.
** Lord Dominion has the same mustache and cape as [[ComicStrip/FlashGordon Emperor Ming the Merciless]].
** Shadow looks like Phantasm and her personality is similar to the X-Men villainess Callisto. She also shares a backstory with minor Batman villain Calendar Girl.
** Blitzkrieg appears to be inspired by The Leader. Part the Marvel villain, part the [[UsefulNotes/AdolfHitler other one]].
** Entropy is essentially an even more powerful version of [[spoiler:the original Dark Phoenix.]]
** Pan is essentially Loki, with the trickster elements played up considerably.
** Time Master is Kang the Conquerer with bits of Galactus and Darkseid mixed in, especially the latter's face.
** Lord Dominion has the same mustache and cape as [[ComicStrip/FlashGordon Emperor Ming the Merciless]].
** Shadow looks like Phantasm and her personality is similar to the X-Men villainess Callisto. She also shares a backstory with minor Batman villain Calendar Girl.
** Blitzkrieg appears to be inspired by The Leader. Part the Marvel villain, part the [[UsefulNotes/AdolfHitler other one]].
** Entropy is essentially an even more powerful version of [[spoiler:the original Dark Phoenix.]]
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* NinetiesAntiHero: Tombstone. One-person [[UsefulNotes/TheDarkAgeOfComicBooks Dark Age]], no less.
-->'''Tombstone''': [[AC:i too have [[DeathByOriginStory lost a love in the mists of time]]. allow your grief to FUEL your rage, and so shall you seek JUSTICE.]]
** He claims puppies die by just being around him.
-->'''Tombstone''': [[AC:i too have [[DeathByOriginStory lost a love in the mists of time]]. allow your grief to FUEL your rage, and so shall you seek JUSTICE.]]
** He claims puppies die by just being around him.
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* ComicBookMoviesDontUseCodenames: Inverted- apart from the Secret Origin cutscenes, usually only the codenames are used in dialogue and narration. Alchemiss does mention El Diablo's real name, Ricardo, in the tutorial of the second game and he uses it too. [[spoiler: Man-Bot does call Alchemiss by her real name, Catherine, in the ending of the second game]].
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* ComicBookMoviesDontUseCodenames: Inverted- apart from the Secret Origin cutscenes, usually only the codenames are used in dialogue and narration. Alchemiss does mention El Diablo's real name, Ricardo, in the tutorial of the second game and he uses it too.too and she also calls Man-Bot Ted. [[spoiler: Man-Bot does call Alchemiss by her real name, Catherine, in the ending of the second game]].
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* ComicBookMoviesDontUseCodenames: Inverted- apart from the Secret Origin cutscenes, only the codenames are used in dialogue and narration. [[spoiler: Man-Bot does call Alchemiss by her real name, Catherine, in the ending of the second game]].
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* ComicBookMoviesDontUseCodenames: Inverted- apart from the Secret Origin cutscenes, usually only the codenames are used in dialogue and narration.narration. Alchemiss does mention El Diablo's real name, Ricardo, in the tutorial of the second game and he uses it too. [[spoiler: Man-Bot does call Alchemiss by her real name, Catherine, in the ending of the second game]].
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** Man-Bot downplays this with his past, saying the world will only know him as Man-Bot until he cures himself. As stated above, no-one else seems to be looking back or even bothering to refer to each other by their real names...
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** Man-Bot downplays this with his past, saying the world will only know him as Man-Bot until he cures himself. As stated above, almost no-one else seems to be looking back or even bothering to refer to each other by their real names...names, but this may be for the convenience of the audience.
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* TheVillainSucksSong: Nuuu-cle-ar-vin-tar oooo--ooo-ooh-ooo turns your land.. tooo snooow!
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* VillainSong: Nuuu-cle-ar-vin-tar oooo--ooo-ooh-ooo turns your land.. tooo snooow!
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''Freedom Force'' is a two-game series of single-player {{Tactical RPG}}s made by Creator/IrrationalGames, and a homage to [[UsefulNotes/TheSilverAgeOfComicBooks the Silver Age of superhero comics]]. It harkens back to the good old days when superheroes were all ''real'' [[TheCape paragons of heroism]], supervillains were all ''real'' {{Card Carrying Villain}}s, and flying nazi [[BrainInAJar brains]] with EyeBeams were ''real'' flying Nazi {{brain|InAJar}}s with EyeBeams. [[UnsoundEffect And signs showing]] '''[[UnsoundEffect *BIFF*]]''' [[UnsoundEffect showed up whenever characters landed a punch.]].
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''Freedom Force'' is a two-game series of single-player {{Tactical RPG}}s made by Creator/IrrationalGames, and a homage to [[UsefulNotes/TheSilverAgeOfComicBooks the Silver Age of superhero comics]]. It harkens back to the good old days when superheroes were all ''real'' [[TheCape paragons of heroism]], supervillains were all ''real'' {{Card Carrying Villain}}s, and flying nazi Nazi [[BrainInAJar brains]] with EyeBeams were ''real'' flying Nazi {{brain|InAJar}}s with EyeBeams. [[UnsoundEffect And signs showing]] '''[[UnsoundEffect *BIFF*]]''' [[UnsoundEffect showed up whenever characters landed a punch.]].
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* PoliticallyCorrectHistory: The games are set in the early to mid 1960s (the first game explicitly taking place in 1962), and Freedom Force has Black (Blackbird, Order), Hispanic (El Diablo), Nahua (Quetzalcoatl) and Arab (Green Genie) members working alongside white ones.
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** Blackjack might be inspierd by Spy Smasher.
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** Blackjack might be inspierd inspired by Spy Smasher.Smasher or The Comedian.
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* ThatManIsDead: And quite literally too. "Where [[StevenUlyssesPerhero Nathan Graves]] once stood, [[AC:[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r6avH3_8FYQ&feature=related only Tombstone remains]].]] Minuteman also plays this straight "Those Reds might have killed Frank Stiles, but they're about to meet...the Minuteman!"
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* ThatManIsDead: And quite literally too. "Where [[StevenUlyssesPerhero Nathan Graves]] once stood, [[AC:[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r6avH3_8FYQ&feature=related only Tombstone remains]].]] Minuteman also plays this straight "Those Reds might have killed Frank Stiles, but they're about to meet...[[AC:[[https://youtu.be/KxgXBa8fFDk?si=nhh2kJbn9pnHtHSP the Minuteman!"Minuteman]]!]]"
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* ComicBookMoviesDontUseCodenames: Inverted- apart from the Secret Origin cutscenes, only the codenames are used in dialogue and narration. [[spoiler: Man-Bot does call Alchemiss by her real name, Catherine, in the ending of the second game]].
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* ThatManIsDead: And quite literally too. "Where [[StevenUlyssesPerhero Nathan Graves]] once stood, [[AC:[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r6avH3_8FYQ&feature=related only Tombstone remains]].]]
** Man-Bot considers this of his past too, and no-one else seems to be looking back or even bothering to refer to each other by their real names...
** Man-Bot considers this of his past too, and no-one else seems to be looking back or even bothering to refer to each other by their real names...
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* ThatManIsDead: And quite literally too. "Where [[StevenUlyssesPerhero Nathan Graves]] once stood, [[AC:[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r6avH3_8FYQ&feature=related only Tombstone remains]].]]
]] Minuteman also plays this straight "Those Reds might have killed Frank Stiles, but they're about to meet...the Minuteman!"
** Man-Botconsiders downplays this of with his past too, and past, saying the world will only know him as Man-Bot until he cures himself. As stated above, no-one else seems to be looking back or even bothering to refer to each other by their real names...
** Man-Bot
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** Back when the original game was in its later development stages, Irrational made some comments indicating the plan was a series of three games, each based on one Age in comics.
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** Quetzalcoatl is a cross between Thor (human changes to avatar of mythical god to fight crime), Captain Marvel (adult hero with kid alter ego) and the almost forgotten El Dorado, plus Firestorm's shared consciousness, and his origins are similar to ComicBook/SpiderMan's.
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** Quetzalcoatl is a cross between Thor (human changes to avatar of mythical god to fight crime), Captain Marvel (adult hero with kid alter ego) and the almost forgotten El Dorado, plus Firestorm's shared consciousness, and his origins are similar to ComicBook/SpiderMan's.ComicBook/SpiderMan's (headstrong young hero learns humility when an elderly relative's killed by a common crook).
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* EasilyThwartedAlienInvasion: The Domain's alien soldiers are "Thin Skinned". Meaning they are vulnerable to Piercing damage. Meaning they are vulnerable to ''bullets''. Meaning, a squad of ordinary [[PoliceAreUseless police officers]] can [[CurbStompBattle tear through them like butter]]. And these are the aliens that ''conquered the entire Multiverse''.
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* EasilyThwartedAlienInvasion: The Domain's alien soldiers are "Thin Skinned". Meaning they are vulnerable to Piercing damage. Meaning damage, in other words, they are vulnerable to ''bullets''. Meaning, This makes a squad of ordinary [[PoliceAreUseless police officers]] can very effective in [[CurbStompBattle tear cutting them through them like butter]]. And these are the aliens that ''conquered the entire Multiverse''.
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** The Ant is pretty much Franchise/SpiderMan, for instance, with ant-related powers like burrowing and super-strength and gadgets that shoot acid; plus the ant-motiv and ant-control of Ant-Man thrown in.
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** The Ant is pretty much Franchise/SpiderMan, ComicBook/SpiderMan, for instance, with ant-related powers like burrowing and super-strength and gadgets that shoot acid; plus the ant-motiv and ant-control of Ant-Man thrown in.
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** Quetzalcoatl is a cross between Thor (human changes to avatar of mythical god to fight crime), Captain Marvel (adult hero with kid alter ego) and the almost forgotten El Dorado, plus Firestorm's shared consciousness, and his origins are similar to Franchise/SpiderMan's.
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** Quetzalcoatl is a cross between Thor (human changes to avatar of mythical god to fight crime), Captain Marvel (adult hero with kid alter ego) and the almost forgotten El Dorado, plus Firestorm's shared consciousness, and his origins are similar to Franchise/SpiderMan's.ComicBook/SpiderMan's.
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* DoesNotLikeShoes: Eve and Quetzalcoatl.
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* DoingItForTheArt: In-universe: The mad architect Mr Mechanical.
** As well as the [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8i0f18ra-E0 menu theme]] from ''Freedom Force vs. The Third Reich''.
** Try the ending generic theme music, which sounds like an epic march theme/Freedom Force theme.
** As well as the [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8i0f18ra-E0 menu theme]] from ''Freedom Force vs. The Third Reich''.
** Try the ending generic theme music, which sounds like an epic march theme/Freedom Force theme.
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** El Diablo is a Spanish (Latino-American with Mexican roots, to be percisely) Human Torch.
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** El Diablo is a Spanish Latin (Latino-American with Mexican roots, to be percisely) Human Torch.
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* WhipItGood: Wielded by Kill-A-Rillas in the second game.
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* EvenEvilHasStandards: Red Oktober in the second game is very much a Russian patriot - but she will ''not'' tolerate a nuclear war starting.
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* HijackedByGanon: ''Third Reich'' zig-zags this. On one hand, Nuclear Winter is the StarterVillain once again (having escaped from jail), [[spoiler: Time Master]] serves as a plot device for the former to happen, as well as to [[spoiler: corrupt Alchemiss into Entropy]]. They are forced to EnemyMine with [[spoiler: Time Master]] who becomes the FinalBoss... but this was actually ''not'' the antagonist's plan so much as they were given a chance to escape and took it. This is actually [[ShownTheirWork somewhat of a common trope with comic book storylines]].
