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* BestialityIsDepraved: In ''Happiness Island'' the protagonist can choose to slack off at the Happiness Herb fields to recover health, and the more costly variant of this is getting... healed... by a goat named Masako. Choose it enough times and he gets stuck in the island with her during the epilogue. The game goes out of its way to portray Hero 6 with an implied grin as it happens before both characters blush heavily buuuut otherwise what's going on is only ''implied'', as this labor camp story full of murder was rated for all ages after all!
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* BestialityIsDepraved: In ''Happiness Island'' the protagonist can choose to slack off at the Happiness Herb fields to recover health, and the more costly variant of this is getting... healed... by a goat named Masako. Choose it enough times and he gets stuck in the island with her during the epilogue. The game goes out of its way to portray Hero 6 with an implied grin as it happens before both characters blush heavily buuuut otherwise what's going on is only ''implied'', as this labor camp story full of murder was rated for all ages after all!
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* EarnYourBadEnding:
** In ''Happiness Island'', you have to go out of your way to serve the Blood Butterfly Army for the Dog gauge to fill all the way to 100. If it happens, Hero 6 gets promoted as the new coach for the army's team and promptly goes drunk with power over the island's inmates.
** Also in the Inner Success, getting the ending where Hero 6 remains on the island with Masako the goat requires you to pay to be "refreshed" by her around ten times.
** In ''Happiness Island'', you have to go out of your way to serve the Blood Butterfly Army for the Dog gauge to fill all the way to 100. If it happens, Hero 6 gets promoted as the new coach for the army's team and promptly goes drunk with power over the island's inmates.
** Also in the Inner Success, getting the ending where Hero 6 remains on the island with Masako the goat requires you to pay to be "refreshed" by her around ten times.
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* GRatedSex: At the Blood Butterfly camp, the inmates the pay to rest at special "refreshment rooms", so to say. One features a popular life-size doll of an {{expy}} of Shiori from Konami's own ''Tokimeki Memorial'' and the other contains Masako, a goat. The game's not exactly subtle about what might be going on when you choose to "heal" in those spots but doesn't depict it in detail either.
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* AlasPoorVillain:
** Upon defeat, Mecha Kameda goes on a rant about how he was created by the Propreller Team as a knockoff of Kameda Mitsuo to capture him but was abandoned before he could do it and became aflicted with an identity crisis and a desire to take revenge on mankind.
** In either good ending of ''Happiness Island'', Hero 6 will visit Helga in prison before she is executed. If he befriended Helga enough, he'll show symphathy for her and afterwards you get to see a firing squad about to shoot her in the epilogue.
** Upon defeat, Mecha Kameda goes on a rant about how he was created by the Propreller Team as a knockoff of Kameda Mitsuo to capture him but was abandoned before he could do it and became aflicted with an identity crisis and a desire to take revenge on mankind.
** In either good ending of ''Happiness Island'', Hero 6 will visit Helga in prison before she is executed. If he befriended Helga enough, he'll show symphathy for her and afterwards you get to see a firing squad about to shoot her in the epilogue.
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* BestialityIsDepraved: In ''Happiness Island'' the protagonist can choose to slack off at the Happiness Herb fields to recover health, and the more costly variant of this is getting... healed... by a goat named Masako. Choose it enough times and he gets stuck in the island with her during the epilogue. Naturally, The game goes out of its way to portray Hero 6 with an implied grin as it happens before both characters blush heavily buuuut otherwise what's going on is only ''implied'', as this labor camp story full of murder was rated for all ages after all!
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* EvilKnockoff: The BB Army is secretly run by Mecha Kameda, who was created by the Propeller Team to hunt the traitorous Kameda but instead grew obssessed with surpassing him in every way.
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* EvilKnockoff: The BB Army is secretly run by Mecha Kameda, who was created by the Propeller Team to hunt the traitorous Kameda but instead grew obssessed with surpassing him in every way. Ironically, the two never even meet.
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** If you lose a Baseball match in ''Factory Baseball'', the protagonist is sent off into servitude for some kind of prison camp. This one is actually canon.
** If you return to the future at the end of ''Factory Baseball'' without arresting the time criminal, the protagonist regrets leaving his friends behind and finds everything he did was in vain. ''Oh, and even if you do catch the criminal this also counts as a Game Over!'' [[YouBastard Every love interest has a bad epilogue for this outcome]], and as a bonus this ending plays its own depressing song during the epilogue sequence.
** If you return to the future at the end of ''Factory Baseball'' without arresting the time criminal, the protagonist regrets leaving his friends behind and finds everything he did was in vain. ''Oh, and even if you do catch the criminal this also counts as a Game Over!'' [[YouBastard Every love interest has a bad epilogue for this outcome]], and as a bonus this ending plays its own depressing song during the epilogue sequence.
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** If you lose a Baseball match in ''Factory Baseball'', the protagonist is sent off into servitude for some kind of prison at the Blood Butterfly Army's labor camp. This one is actually canon.
** If you return to the future at the end of ''Factory Baseball'' without arresting the time criminal, the protagonist regrets leaving his friends behind and finds everything he did was in vain. ''Oh, and even if you do catch the criminal this also counts as a Game Over!'' [[YouBastard Every love interest has a bad epilogue for this outcome]],and as a bonus this ending plays its own depressing song during all while the epilogue sequence.miserable game over theme plays.
** If you return to the future at the end of ''Factory Baseball'' without arresting the time criminal, the protagonist regrets leaving his friends behind and finds everything he did was in vain. ''Oh, and even if you do catch the criminal this also counts as a Game Over!'' [[YouBastard Every love interest has a bad epilogue for this outcome]],
* LuckBasedMission: The events that let you catch the time criminal or fight Toshio-kun might not appear in a given playthough.
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* NintendoHard: You only get one life to clear the vertical shmup minigame. During ''Factory Baseball'', you must at least get a certain amount of points to clear its sidequest.
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** Fail either story and your save file will be erased unless you reset the GBA to resume with a penalty. The baseball matches can be very difficult, particularly the final one against the US Superheroes which starts you at a point disavantage against a pitcher with very high stats.
** You only get one life to clear the vertical shmup minigame. During ''Factory Baseball'', you must at least get a certain amount of points to clear its sidequest.
** Fail either story and your save file will be erased unless you reset the GBA to resume with a penalty. The baseball matches can be very difficult, particularly the final one against the US Superheroes which starts you at a point disavantage against a pitcher with very high stats.
** You only get one life to clear the vertical shmup minigame. During ''Factory Baseball'', you must at least get a certain amount of points to clear its sidequest.
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** In ''Happiness Island'', you must keep the Dog Meter above zero to avoid execution and below 100 to not become an anime nazi. The friendship meter with your co-workers must also be raised well, or else the rebellion fails at the end of the story and everyone will be executed by Helga. The villainess herself has a relationship value, but it only determines whether Hero 6 feels sorry for her when she is executed by a firing squad in either of the good endings.
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** In ''Happiness Island'', you must keep the Dog Meter above zero to avoid execution and below 100 to not become an anime nazi. The friendship meter with your co-workers must also be raised well, over 60 points, or else the rebellion fails at the end of the story and everyone will be executed by Helga. The villainess herself has a relationship value, but it only determines whether Hero 6 feels sorry for her when she is executed by a firing squad in either of the good endings.
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** In ''Factory Baseball'' Hero 6 can become a "maniac" addicted to purchasing nerd merch and in ''Happiness Island'' he can get addicted to the Happiness Herbs. In both cases you get to see him looking miserable after you clear the game.
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** In ''Factory Baseball'' Hero 6 can become a "maniac" addicted to purchasing nerd merch and in ''Happiness Island'' he can get addicted to the Happiness Herbs. to... caring for a goat? In both cases you get to see him looking miserable after you clear the game.
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* VideoGameCrueltyPotential:
** Clearing a love interest's quest line in ''Factory Baseball'' just to leave them and return to the future nets unique bad endings of varying levels of misery.
** One set of events in ''Happiness Island'' involves one of the natives acquiring an explosive to fight against the BB Army, but it is possible to foil his plans so then Helga repeatedly shoots him to death.
** Clearing a love interest's quest line in ''Factory Baseball'' just to leave them and return to the future nets unique bad endings of varying levels of misery.
** One set of events in ''Happiness Island'' involves one of the natives acquiring an explosive to fight against the BB Army, but it is possible to foil his plans so then Helga repeatedly shoots him to death.
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* BestialityIsDepraved: In ''Happiness Island'' the protagonist can choose to slack off at the Happiness Herb fields to recover health, and the more costly variant of this is getting... healed... by a goat named Masako. Choose it enough times and he gets stuck in the island with her during the epilogue. Naturally, what's going on is only ''implied'', as this labor camp story full of murder was rated for all ages after all!
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** In ''Factory Baseball'' Hero 6 can become addicted to purchasing nerd merch and in ''Happiness Island'' he can get addicted to the Happiness Grass drugs. In both cases you get to see him looking miserable after you clear the game.
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** In ''Factory Baseball'' Hero 6 can become a "maniac" addicted to purchasing nerd merch and in ''Happiness Island'' he can get addicted to the Happiness Grass drugs.Herbs. In both cases you get to see him looking miserable after you clear the game.
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* NoDeathRun: You only get one life to clear the vertical shmup minigame. During ''Factory Baseball'', you must at least get a certain amount of points to clear its sidequest.
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* PsychoSerum: The Blood Butterfly army performs illegal experimentation of the strenght-enhancing Happiness Grass drug, which has wildly different and random effects from person to person and causes severe chemical dependency.
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* PsychoSerum: The Blood Butterfly army performs illegal experimentation of the strenght-enhancing Happiness Grass drug, Herbs, which has wildly different and random effects from person to person and causes severe chemical dependency.dependency.
* RelationshipValues:
** In ''Factory Baseball'' all love interests have those, as usual.
** In ''Happiness Island'', you must keep the Dog Meter above zero to avoid execution and below 100 to not become an anime nazi. The friendship meter with your co-workers must also be raised well, or else the rebellion fails at the end of the story and everyone will be executed by Helga. The villainess herself has a relationship value, but it only determines whether Hero 6 feels sorry for her when she is executed by a firing squad in either of the good endings.
* RelationshipValues:
** In ''Factory Baseball'' all love interests have those, as usual.
** In ''Happiness Island'', you must keep the Dog Meter above zero to avoid execution and below 100 to not become an anime nazi. The friendship meter with your co-workers must also be raised well, or else the rebellion fails at the end of the story and everyone will be executed by Helga. The villainess herself has a relationship value, but it only determines whether Hero 6 feels sorry for her when she is executed by a firing squad in either of the good endings.
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* StarsAreSouls: If Hero 6 returns to the future at the end of ''Factory Baseball'', we get a shot of his colleagues stargazing while his face appears in the sky.
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* StarsAreSouls: If Hero 6 returns to the future at the end of ''Factory Baseball'', we get a shot of his colleagues stargazing while his face appears in the sky.sky, complete with a shooting star.
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* WhatIf: ''Happiness Island'' is what happens if the protagonist fails to keep the Wakura Factory afloat during the second year of ''Factory Baseball'', but the sequels actually made it the canon outcome.
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** If you return to the future at the end of ''Factory Baseball'' without arresting the time criminal, the protagonist regrets leaving his friends behind and finds everything he did was in vain. ''Oh, and even if you do catch the criminal this also counts as a Game Over!'' As a bonus, this ending plays its own depressing song during the epilogue sequence.
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** If you return to the future at the end of ''Factory Baseball'' without arresting the time criminal, the protagonist regrets leaving his friends behind and finds everything he did was in vain. ''Oh, and even if you do catch the criminal this also counts as a Game Over!'' As [[YouBastard Every love interest has a bonus, bad epilogue for this outcome]], and as a bonus this ending plays its own depressing song during the epilogue sequence.
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* EarnYourHappyEnding: Hero 6 manages to dismantle the Blood Butterfly Army and rebuilds the Wakura Factory.
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* EarnYourHappyEnding: After failing his quest and getting sent to a deadly labor camp, Hero 6 manages to dismantle the Blood Butterfly Army and rebuilds the Wakura Factory.
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* DarkerAndEdgier: ''Happiness Island'' is probably the darkest story in the series.
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* DarkerAndEdgier: ''Happiness Island'' is probably the darkest a {{Nazisploitation}} story of sorts, with the protagonist trapped in a military labor camp under threat of human experimentation and firing squad execution. The only scenarios in the series. series darker than this tend to deal with [[AdultFear closer-to-home]] [[MundaneHorror subjects]].
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** If you return to the future at the end of ''Factory Baseball'' without arresting the time criminal, the protagonist regrets leaving his friends behind and finds everything he did was in vain. ''Oh, and even if you do catch the criminal this also counts as a Game Over!''
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** If you return to the future at the end of ''Factory Baseball'' without arresting the time criminal, the protagonist regrets leaving his friends behind and finds everything he did was in vain. ''Oh, and even if you do catch the criminal this also counts as a Game Over!''Over!'' As a bonus, this ending plays its own depressing song during the epilogue sequence.
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* EatenAlive: Happens to Hero 6 if he fails to kill Toshio-kun, who's a giant frog-scorpion. The scene is all in text, but still sounds quite gruesome...
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* EatenAlive: Happens to Hero 6 if he fails to kill Toshio-kun, who's a giant frog-scorpion. The scene is all This trope reoccurs several times in text, but still sounds quite gruesome...other game over scenes across the series.
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* TheHero: Hero 6, the first ''main'' Power Pro-kun who gets a unique outfit (Hero 5' also had an unique costume in the previous game). Like Hero 1, he stars in a second story but it is in the same game.
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* TheHero: Hero 6, the first ''main'' Power Pro-kun who gets a unique outfit (Hero 5' 5B also had an unique costume in the previous game). Like Hero 1, he stars in a second story but it is in the same game.
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* AttackOfTheFiftyFootWhatever: The BB Army's drug experiments creates a frog-scorpion kaiju called Toshio[[FluffyTheTerrible -kun]]. If the monster does break free, Hero 6 pilots Gundar Robo to kill it, and then takes the opportunity to stomp the army flat afterwards.
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* MadeASlave: Hero 6 becomes one for the BB Army.
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* MadeASlave: Hero 6 becomes one for the BB Army. Another notable character found at Happiness Island is "Yusaku" from the previous game.
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* UtopiaJustifiesTheMeans: Helga believes to the bitter end that the results of the Happiness Grass experiments would validate all the deaths they caused in the process.
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* UtopiaJustifiesTheMeans: Helga believes to the bitter end that the results of the Happiness Grass Herbs experiments would validate all the deaths they caused in the process.process. Ironically, the protagonist of ''13'' does receive those drugs as treatment to recover from his career-damaging injuries.
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...However, the Wakura team loses a match against the Great Empire Killers and is bankrupted. Hero 6 fails to even confront the time criminal. The plot goes OffTheRails as Hero 6 is sent to the Blood Butterfly Army's camp as a slave to WorkOffTheDebt. And it's no "army boot camp" matter -- they're flat out nazi-esque arms traffickers who are performing human experiments regarding the eponymous "happiness grass" drugs. Can Hero 6 work there for 100 days without getting freaking executed? Will he stir a rebellion or will he instead join their ranks?
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...However, the Wakura team loses a match against the Great Empire Killers and is bankrupted. Hero 6 fails to even confront the time criminal. The plot goes OffTheRails as Hero 6 is sent to the Blood Butterfly Army's camp as a slave to WorkOffTheDebt. And it's no "army boot camp" matter -- they're flat out nazi-esque arms traffickers who are performing human experiments regarding the eponymous "happiness grass" herbs" drugs. Can Hero 6 work there for 100 days without getting freaking executed? Will he stir a rebellion or will he instead join their ranks?
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* CanonDiscontinuity: The entire second year of ''Factory Baseball'' never happened.
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* CanonDiscontinuity: The Nearly the entire second year of ''Factory Baseball'' never happened.happened because the protagonist canonically loses to the Great Empire Killers.
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** If you return to the future at the end of ''Factory Baseball'' without arresting the time criminal, the protagonist regrets leaving his friends behind and finds everything he did was in vain. ''Oh, and this also counts as a Game Over!''
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** If you lose a Baseball match in ''Factory Baseball'', the protagonist is sent off into servitude for some kind of prison camp. This one is actually canon.
** If you return to the future at the end of ''Factory Baseball'' without arresting the time criminal, the protagonist regrets leaving his friends behind and finds everything he did was in vain. ''Oh, and even if you do catch the criminal this also counts as a Game Over!''
** If you return to the future at the end of ''Factory Baseball'' without arresting the time criminal, the protagonist regrets leaving his friends behind and finds everything he did was in vain. ''Oh, and even if you do catch the criminal this also counts as a Game Over!''
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* EatenAlive: Happens to Hero 6 if he fails to kill Toshio-kun, who's a giant frog-scorpion. The scene is all in text, but still sounds quite gruesome...
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** Slack off on the job at the BB camp? ''They shoot you dead''. Becoming their employee of the month is no good, either...
** In ''Factory Baseball'' Hero 6 can become addicted to purchasing nerd merch. In ''Happiness Island'' he can get addicted to the Happiness Grass drugs. In both cases you get to see him looking miserable after you clear the game.
** The game over screen for My Pennant mode shows the protagonist alone in an alley, drunk and lying in a pool of his own tears.
** In ''Factory Baseball'' Hero 6 can become addicted to purchasing nerd merch. In ''Happiness Island'' he can get addicted to the Happiness Grass drugs. In both cases you get to see him looking miserable after you clear the game.
** The game over screen for My Pennant mode shows the protagonist alone in an alley, drunk and lying in a pool of his own tears.
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** Slack off on the job at the BB camp? ''They shoot you dead''. Becoming their employee of the month is no good, either...
either, and one possible epilogue shows Helga and Makonde getting away with everything while the island becomes filled with graves.
** In ''Factory Baseball'' Hero 6 can become addicted to purchasing nerdmerch. In merch and in ''Happiness Island'' he can get addicted to the Happiness Grass drugs. In both cases you get to see him looking miserable after you clear the game.
** The game over screen forMy Pennant mode shows the protagonist alone in an alley, drunk and lying in a pool of his own tears.tears. It's the harshest-looking one among the series' Pennant game overs.
** In ''Factory Baseball'' Hero 6 can become addicted to purchasing nerd
** The game over screen for
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** Slack off on the job at the BB camp? ''They shoot you dead''.
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** Slack off on the job at the BB camp? ''They shoot you dead''. Becoming their employee of the month is no good, either...
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** The game over screen for My Pennant mode shows the protagonist alone in an alley, drunk and lying in a pool of his own tears.
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* GameWithinAGame: Subverted in this installment. While there is a second scenario available, it doesn't change the game's genre.
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* MergingTheBranches: In ''Happiness Island'', you either destroy Mecha Kameda and avoid encountering Toshio-kun or you kill Toshio-kun and Mecha Kameda escapes. Later games establish that somehow both of them were defeated by Hero 6.
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* StandardStatusEffects: Beware of the "Mania" status from getting addicted to the toys and media your glassy friend tries to share with you. It is ''permanent'', causes the protagonist to waste turns buying nerdy merch ''and'' results in a bad ending.
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** If you return to the future at the end of ''Factory Baseball'', the protagonist regrets leaving his friends behind and finds everything he did was in vain. ''Oh, and this also counts as a Game Over!''
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** If you return to the future at the end of ''Factory Baseball'', Baseball'' without arresting the time criminal, the protagonist regrets leaving his friends behind and finds everything he did was in vain. ''Oh, and this also counts as a Game Over!''
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* TheHero: Hero 6, the first main Power Pro-kun who gets a unique outfit. Like Hero 1, he stars in a second story but it is in the same game.
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* TheHero: Hero 6, the first main ''main'' Power Pro-kun who gets a unique outfit.outfit (Hero 5' also had an unique costume in the previous game). Like Hero 1, he stars in a second story but it is in the same game.
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* TheHero: Hero 6, the first Power Pro-kun who gets a unique outfit. Like Hero 1, he stars in a second story but it is in the same game.
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* TheHero: Hero 6, the first main Power Pro-kun who gets a unique outfit. Like Hero 1, he stars in a second story but it is in the same game.
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** If you fail to find the time criminal in ''Team Factory'', you can accuse certain characters of being it. Then there's a choice of returning to the future or not (if you accused anyone you're locked to the first option). If you do return, ''you find everything was pointless'' and ''[[PressXToDie your custom character is lost]]''.
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** If you fail to find the time criminal in ''Team Factory'', you can accuse certain characters of being it.him. Then there's a choice of returning to the future or not (if you accused anyone you're locked to the first option). If you do return, ''you find everything was pointless'' and ''[[PressXToDie your custom character is lost]]''.
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* LeftHanging: Turns out the time criminal had good reasons for bankrupting the Wakura factory, but we only learn his motivations 5 installments later.
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* LeftHanging: Turns out the time criminal had good reasons for bankrupting the Wakura factory, but we only learn his motivations 5 installments later.later (on hidden content, at that).
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* StrangerBehindTheMask: None of the suspects is the time criminal, and his identity is [[TheUnreveal never revealed]] even when confronted.
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* StrangerBehindTheMask: None of the suspects is the [[TheFaceless faceless]] time criminal, and his identity is [[TheUnreveal never revealed]] even when confronted.confronted and arrested.
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* GuideDangIt: There is an ending where Hero 6 arrests the time criminal, but it requires the correct choice to be made at a certain event.
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* SetRightWhatWentWrong: Hero 6's goal is to restore the timeline by preventing the collapse of the Wakura factory.
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* SetRightWhatWentWrong: SetRightWhatOnceWentWrong: Hero 6's goal is to restore the timeline by preventing the collapse of the Wakura factory.
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* BigCreepyCrawlies: The shmup minigame sees Hero 6 fending off an infestation of [[CreepyCockroach giant cockroaches]].
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* SetRightWhatWentWrong: Hero 6's goal is to restore the timeline by preventing the collapse of the Wakura factory.
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** Power Points can be exchanged for certain items and a secret love interest in your next playthrough of ''Factory Baseball''.
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** Starting from here, Power Points can be exchanged for certain items and a secret love interest (you can pick up to 3 things) in your next playthrough of ''Factory Baseball''.
