History VideoGame / RoboWarrior

* '''NintendoHard''': Dear God. Due to loads of annoying enemies and ease of getting a game over, this game makes ''VideoGame/{{Contra}}'' look like ''VideoGame/YouHaveToBurnTheRope''!
** The sequel is much easier, however.

* SpiritualSequel: To ''VideoGame/{{Bomberman}}''. The Japanese name for the game is even titled "Bomber King".

* GaiasLament: In the first level, the destructible blocks are trees, and since the aim of the game osbto destroy the blocks to find power-ups and ultimately the key to the exit, you'll find yourself laying waste to the majority of the forest with your bombs, leaving behind infinitely respawning robobaddies...

* FourElementEnsemble: The last four bosses before the FinalBoss are based off Water (Aquarian, a piranha-spawning machine), Wind (Lian, a two-headed winged lion), Fire (Pyrodyne, a firebird-spawning machine) and Earth (Gholem, a golem) respectively.

* SuperDrowningSkills: Stay in the water for two or more seconds, and you sink. Instant GameOver if it happens. To solve this, use a life ring before going onto the water. Oh, and enemies have no such problem on the water.

''Robowarrior'', known in Japan as ''Bomber King'', is an English language [[ActionGame action]]/[[PuzzleGame puzzle]] video game developed by Aicom and published by Creator/HudsonSoft in Japan and Creator/{{Jaleco}} in the U.S. and Europe.

ZED starts out with two weapons to use against the Xantho Empire, a weak, standard ray gun and extremely powerful exploding bombs. He can get more power-ups as he destroys enemies and blocks, as well as finding hidden areas to obtain some of the rarer powerups. Even with a large assortment of weapons, this game is still notorious for its hard difficulty.

A sequel, ''Bomber King: Scenario 2'', was developed by Creator/{{Sunsoft}} for the UsefulNotes/GameBoy, but was released in Europe as ''VideoGame/BlasterMaster Jr.'' and in North America as ''Blaster Master Boy''.

* GaidenGame: To ''VideoGame/{{Bomberman}}''. Made by the same company, and it's Japanese name is actually called "Bomber King".

* GratuitousEnglish: The Japanese version features a unlockable karaoke sing-along for the main level theme. The lyrics are written in Japanese, excpet for "Go for break out \ Go for break out".

* SegmentedSerpent: The second boss Viripedes is a dragon that comes out from a well. Attack its head to defeat it.

* SuperDrowningSkills: Stay in the water for two or more seconds and you sink. Instant GameOver if it happens. To solve this, use a life ring before going onto the water. Oh, and enemies have no such problem on the water.

* MultipleHeadCase: The two headed chimera-dragon boss Viripedes is like this.

* '''[[AC:NintendoHard]]''': Dear God. Due to loads of annoying enemies and ease of getting a game over, this game makes ''VideoGame/{{Contra}}'' look like ''VideoGame/YouHaveToBurnTheRope''!

A sequel, ''Bomber King: Scenario 2'', was developed by Creator/{{Sunsoft}} for the UsefulNotes/GameBoy, but was released as ''VideoGame/BlasterMaster Boy/Blaster Master Jr.'' outside Japan.

A sequel, ''Bomber King: Scenario 2'', was developed by Creator/{{Sunsoft}} for the GameBoy, but was released as a ''VideoGame/BlasterMaster'' game outside Japan.

* '''NintendoHard''': Dear God. Due to loads of annoying enemies and ease of getting a game over, this game makes ''VideoGame/{{Contra}}'' look like ''VideoGame/YouHaveToBurnTheRope''!

* CriticalAnnoyance[=/=]SongsInTheKeyOfPanic: When you're down to one battery of hp left, the background music changes into an ominous-sounding warning tone.
* DolledUpInstallment: The sequel is titled ''BlasterMaster Boy'' outside of Japan.

* HoistByHisOwnPetard: Can happen to you if your own bombs explode on you. One hit from your own bomb is enough to take out more than a third of your life!

* MultipleHeadCase: The two headed chimera-dragon boss is like this.
* '''NintendoHard''': Dear God. Due to loads of annoying enemies and ease of getting a game over, this game makes Contra for the NES look like pansy!

''Robowarrior'', known in Japan as ''Bomber King'', is an English language [[ActionGame action]]/[[PuzzleGame puzzle]] video game developed by Aicom and published by Creator/HudsonSoft in Japan and Jaleco in the U.S. and Europe.

''Robowarrior'', known in Japan as ''Bomber King'', is an English language [[ActionGame action]]/[[PuzzleGame puzzle]] video game developed by Aicom and published by HudsonSoft in Japan and Jaleco in the U.S. and Europe.

A sequel, ''Bomber King: Scenario 2'', was developed by Sunsoft for the GameBoy, but was released as a ''VideoGame/BlasterMaster'' game outside Japan.

* FourElementEnsemble: The last four bosses before the FinalBoss are based off Water (Aquarian, a piranha-spawning machine), Wind (Lian, a2-headed winged lion), Fire (Pyrodyne, a firebird-spawning machine) and Earth (Gholem, a golem) respectively.

''Robowarrior'', known in Japan as ''Bomber King'', is an English language [[ActionGame action]]/[[PuzzleGame puzzle]] video game developed by Aicom and published by HudsonSoft and Jaleco (depending on territory) for the {{NES}}.

A sequel, ''Bomber King 2'', was developed by Sunsoft for the GameBoy, but was released as a ''VideoGame/BlasterMaster'' game outside Japan.

Robowarrior, known in Japan as Bomber King, is an English language [[ActionGame action]]/[[PuzzleGame puzzle]] video game developed by HudsonSoft and published by Jaleco for the {{NES}}.

* OneHitPolykill[=/=]PiercingAttack: Missiles destroy all enemies and blocks in a straight line.

* GaidenGame: To ''{{Bomberman}}''. Made by the same company, and it's Japanese name is actually called "Bomber King".

* SpiritualSequel: To ''{{Bomberman}}''. The Japanese name for the game is even titled "Bomber King".

* FourElementEnsemble: The last four bosses before the FinalBoss are based off Water (piranha-spawning machine), Wind (2-headed winged lion), Fire (firebird-spawning machine) and Earth (golem) respectively.

* {{Golem}}: The second-to-last boss. He throws rocks at you.

* SegmentedSerpent: The second boss, a dragon that comes out from a well. Attack its head to defeat it.

Robowarrior, known in Japan as Bomber King, is an English language [[ActionGame action]]/[[PuzzleGame puzzle]] video game developed by {{Hudson}} and published by Jaleco for the {{NES}}.

Robowarrior, known in Japan as Bomber King, is an English language action/puzzle video game developed by Hudson Soft and published by Jaleco for the {{NES}}.