History VideoGame / TheDenpaMen

* BossBonanza:At every 3 floors you have to fight a boss,most of them(except the final bosses,Hydramelon and [[GoddamnedBoss Ice Fly]] and Aqua Mammoth]] are altered versions of the bosses before [[spoiler:the first encounter with The King Of Evil.]]

* BossBonanza:At every 3 floors you have to fight a boss,most of them(except the final bosses,Hydramelon and [[GoddamnedBoss Ice Fly]] and Aqua Mammoth]] are altered versions of the bosses before [[the first encounter with The King Of Evil.]]

* BossRush:In a way,the trip through Guardian Tower is this due to having to fight alternate versions of bosses you've fought before.

* OurGoblinsAreDifferent: They are PaletteSwaps of the Oink Rabbits.

A series (well, two installments so far) of unconventional [=RPGs=] for the Nintendo3DS, made by Genius Sonority, the team behind many of the ''{{Pokemon}}'' spin-off games. Known in Japan as ''Denpa Ningen no RPG''--roughly, "Radio People RPG." But what ''is'' a Denpa Man or Radio Person, and why are they RPG-ing? Ah, there's the rub.

* ShoutOut: It's possible to find a Denpa Man named [[TheSimpsons Bort]]
* StaffChick: Your leader's girlfriend will always have the ability to heal the entire party. But since your hero Denpa is a healer too (a reviver), they actually make a set of healers together.

* UselessUsefulSpell: Averted, thanks to the random encounters being very tough. Anything to take the edge off the fights is useful, and status spells have the benefit of being cheaper and being lower maintenance.

* BonusBoss: The [[spoiler: True King]].

* EvilTowerOfOminousness: The Tower of Evil and the [[spoiler: Guardian Tower]]

* PaletteSwap: Most of the enemies in the later dungeons. However, enemies with similar bases tend to have similar strategies, so you can know what you're in for by looking at their "species." Some bosses such as the [[spoiler:True King]],Ice Demon,any boss after Road to Oasis.

* {{Mons}}: An unconventional take on this, as you catch the Denpa Men in real life using the [=3DS=]'s AR camera round radio waves. Though due to the way the Denpa Men are generated, and the limited storage space, you are not encouraged to--and it is impossible to--[[GottaCatchThemAll catch 'em all]].

* PaletteSwap: Most of the enemies in the later dungeons. However, enemies with similar bases tend to have similar strategies, so you can know what you're in for by looking at their "species." Some bosses such as the [[spoiler:True King]],Ice Demon,any boss after Road to Oasis.

* PaletteSwap: Most of the enemies in the later dungeons. However, enemies with similar bases tend to have similar strategies, so you can know what you're in for by looking at their "species."

* PaletteSwap: Most of the enemies in the later dungeons.

* DiscOneFinalBoss: The King of Evil and the Grand King.

* MetalSlime: Incisors have very little HP, sky-high defense, and tend to run away at the beginning of battles. If you manage to defeat one, you'll be awarded a sizable EXP bonus.
* MixAndMatchCritters: The Oink Rabbit is--you guessed it--a rabbit mixed with a pig.

* {{Mons}}: An unconventional take on this, as you catch the Denpa Men in real life using the [=3DS=]'s AR camera round radio waves. Though due to the way the Denpa Men are generated, and the limited storage space, you are not encouraged--and it is impossible to--[[GottaCatchThemAll catch 'em all]].

* StandardStatusEffects: Posion, Paralysis, Burns, and Blindness to name a few.

* ArbitraryHeadcountLimit: You start the game with four party slots. Expands to eight later on.

* StandardStatusEffects: Posion, Paralysis, and Burns.

A series (well, two installments so far) of unconventional RPGs for the Nintendo3DS, made by Genius Sonority, the team behind many of the ''{{Pokemon}}'' spin-off games. Known in Japan as ''Denpa Ningen no RPG''--roughly, "Radio People RPG." But what ''is'' a Denpa Man or Radio Person, and why are they RPG-ing? Ah, there's the rub.

So the story goes, the airwaves are populated with strange little guys called "Denpa Men." Denpa Men come in many different colors, shapes, and sizes, with different skills available to them. Normal people can't see them, but if you so happen to use the "camera" feature on your 3DS, you can spot them and catch them! Denpa Men don't mind being caught. They kinda like meeting new people, actually. If you get enough of them, you can amass a party. And if you get together a strong enough party, you can enter the Tower of Evil to defeat the Evil King!

There may not be much story to speak of, but ''The Denpa Men'' focuses more on mechanics than story. It incorporates augmented reality "hunting" mechanics with a streamlined RPG experience, full of party building, dungeon crawling, and battling lots of unique-looking enemies. The game's randomly-generated party members means that there's a truly vast number of ways to go about building your party, and you'll need to balance your skills and abilities to make a team capable of taking down the Evil King!

* TooLongDidntDub: The English version title notably calls them "Denpa Men," instead of "Radio People." Presumably because "Denpa Men" [[RuleOfCool sounds cooler if you speak English.]]

* RandomlyGeneratedLevels: And party members, for that matter.

* OurDwarvesAreAllAlike: Averted. Though the dwarves do like digging and are proud of their facial hair (mustaches, not beards), they're quiet, lovable, and actually rather small.