History VideoGame / TrillionGodOfDestruction

** It is possible, even on a first playthrough, with [[{{Understatement}} a lot of luck]] or SaveScumming to ensure you have every GameBreaker necessary to beat Trillion on your first Overlord. [[note]] You'll need to trigger and win three Fegor duels for a maxed out Multi-Attack, learn Ambush and Lifeline, max out the Solid Mind, Willpower, Final Sprint, Physical Boost, Eagle Eye, Challenger, One-on-One, Far Cry, Physical Aura, Magical Aura, Affection Shift, Offense Cut, Critical Hit, and Meditation passives, have Charge, Flame Dragon, and Aerial Pierce, max out Lai and Schuzrum Fang for optimal Mokujin gains, get a seal from Valley of Swords that will extend your normal attack range, and at the very least ATK and SPD should be at a minimum of 350 starting point ''after'' Final Sprint lowers them. Run from Trillion immediately the first two times you have to fight it, training every day possible while accepting nothing but Great and Excellent results during these two sets of cycles, for the final attempt on Trillion's first form Interact every single day and use your best gifts at this point to send your Affection Points through the roof. Once you're at its second and third forms the extra time given should give no more than two cycles to training with the same conditions as before and the rest on Interact again. Mokujin's fights should be enough to teach you how to get through the first two forms without deaths, but as he can not copy the final form this one may require a few reloads to get right.[[/note]] [[SincerityMode Good luck.]]

** It is possible, even on a first playthrough, with [[{{Understatement}} a lot of luck]] or SaveScumming to ensure you have every GameBreaker on your first Overlord. [[note]] You'll need to trigger and win three Fegor duels for a maxed out Multi-Attack, learn Ambush and Lifeline, max out the Solid Mind, Willpower, Final Sprint, Physical Boost, Eagle Eye, Challenger, One-on-One, Far Cry, Physical Aura, Magical Aura, Affection Shift, Offense Cut, Critical Hit, and Meditation passives, have Charge, Flame Dragon, and Aerial Pierce, max out Lai and Schuzrum Fang for optimal Mokujin gains, get a seal from Valley of Swords that will extend your normal attack range, and at the very least ATK and SPD should be at a minimum of 350 starting point ''after'' Final Sprint lowers them. Run from Trillion immediately the first two times you have to fight it, training every day possible while accepting nothing but Great and Excellent results during these two sets of cycles, for the final attempt on Trillion's first form Interact every single day and use your best gifts at this point to send your Affection Points through the roof. Once you're at its second and third forms the extra time given should give no more than two cycles to training with the same conditions as before and the rest on Interact again. Mokujin's fights should be enough to teach you how to get through the first two forms without deaths, but as he can not copy the final form this one may require a few reloads to get right.[[/note]] [[SincerityMode Good luck.]]

** It is possible, even on a first playthrough, with [[{{Understatement}} a lot of luck]] or SaveScumming to ensure you have every GameBreaker on your first Overlord. [[note]] You'll need to trigger and win three Fegor duels for a maxed out Multi-Attack, learn Ambush and Lifeline, max out the Solid Mind, Willpower, Final Sprint, Physical Boost, Eagle Eye, Challenger, One-on-One, Far Cry, Physical Aura, Magical Aura, Affection Shift, Offense Cut, Critical Hit, and Meditation passives, have Charge, Flame Dragon, and Aerial Pierce, max out Lai and Schuzrum Fang for optimal Mokujin gains, and get a seal from Valley of Swords that will extend your normal attack range, and at the very least ATK and SPD should be at a minimum of 350 starting point ''after'' Final Sprint lowers them. Run from Trillion immediately the first two times you have to fight it, training every day possible while accepting nothing but Great and Excellent results during these two sets of cycles, for the final attempt on Trillion's first form Interact every single day and use your best gifts at this point to send your Affection Points through the roof. Once you're at its second and third forms the extra time given should give no more than two cycles to training with the same conditions as before and the rest on Interact again. Mokujin's fights should be enough to teach you how to get through the first two forms without deaths, but as he can not copy the final form this one may require a few reloads to get right.[[/note]] [[SincerityMode Good luck.]]

** The odd men out are Astaroth, who holds the crest of Gloom, and Lilith, with the crest of Vanity.

* KissingCousins: Mammon and Ashmedia, Zeabolos' cousins, both end up expression some interest in him.

* IllGirl: Zeabolos' youngest sister Elma. The GhostLights lamppost she carries around also functions as an IV drip.

* BittersweetEnding: Every ending except for the true ending. [[spoiler:Every one of the Overlords' ending ends up with the chosen Overlord becoming the Great Overlord, but Zeabolos has to leave as part of his contract with Faust and some or all of the Overlords died against Trillion. Cerberus's ending is more on the bitter than the sweet since he lost his Master Elma, and Faust's ending ends with her marrying Zeabolos but everyone playable before her are dead.]]

* NoCasualtiesRun: Theoretically possible, but a brutal SelfImposedChallenge to do.

* ThePowerOfLove: Anything you do with your Overlord builds Relationship Points, which are consumed before HP and MP in battle. Additionally, if your RelationshipValues (a different meter) are high enough, an Overlord can be saved from death.

* GuideDangIt: Being a ''Creator/CompileHeart'' game, getting the two secret endings and the true ending requires a lot of effort. [[spoiler:First, you must make sure that all your Overlords have 100% affection. Then, you must defeat the Agent (which is Astaroth) with Ruche. Then, you must make sure that all the Overlords die against Trillion. Doing so will unlock Chapter 7, where you will play as Elma and Cerberus. Winning will net you the Elma ending or the Cerberus ending, while losing will unlock either Faust as a character or the ability to revive one of your overlords, Elma, or Cerberus (the game jumps right to resurrecting one of your overlords instead). Like Elma, winning will give you the Faust ending while losing will unlock the final chapter where you play as Zeabolos. You have to defeat Trillion as Zeabolos or else, it's game over. Finally, the total affection points across the Overlords has to be 1.5 billion, or else you gain a sadder version of the ending.]]

** Lilith is the former Overlord of Vanity.
** The odd man out is Astaroth, who is the Overlord of Gloom.

A PC port has been announced for Fall 2016.

* AwfulTruth: Revealed early on. [[spoiler:The first Great Overlord didn't defeat Trillion at all, instead scarificing himself to create a new Netherworld Core after Trillion was done destroying it.]] This is what spurs some of the Overlords into agreeing to face Trillion if necessary.
* BadassFamily: Five of the overlords are Zeabolos' relatives: his nieces (Ruche and Perpell), his sister (Fegor) and his cousins (Mammon and Ashmedia). He also have his brother Astaroth.

* BishonenLine: Trillion's final form [[spoiler: is a human looking woman]]. It's also [[spoiler: her]] most powerful form.
* BittersweetEnding: Every ending except for the true ending. [[spoiler: Every one of the Overlords ending ends up with the chosen Overlord becoming the Great Overlord but Zeabolos has to leave as part of his contract with Faust and some of, or, all of the Overlords died against Trillion. Cerberus's ending is more on the bitter than the sweet since he lost his Master Elma and Faust's ending ends with her marrying Zeabolos but everyone playable before her are dead.]]
** And then there's the false true ending: [[spoiler: Zeabolos defeated Trillion but everyone who dies against Trillion stays dead.]]
* BossGame: In spirit. Trillion is the only meaningful foe you'll face, literally everything else in the game is a training exercise with little consequence for failure (besides the opportunity costs of not succeeding, of course). However, there's a LOT of [[RaisingSim training gameplay]] to get an Overlord powerful enough to face Trillion.

* CuteGhostGirl: Lillith. Who is also Zeabolos's [[GrandmaWhatMassiveHotnessYouHave grandmother.]] Justified since [[spoiler: she died young while fighting Trillion.]]
* DamageSpongeBoss: Exaggerated with Trillion and its eponymous amount of Health. In fact it's health is so light that it takes multiple fights to defeat it.

* DoNotGoGentle: The game, from the Overlord's perspective.
** TheLastDance; From Zeabolo's perspective, the game is this.
* DownerEnding: [[spoiler: If all your overlords die against Trillion and there's no one to oppose it, the game ends up with Trillion consuming the Underworld, killing everyone. This is the most likely ending you can get on a first playthrough.]]

* EarnYourHappyEnding: The true ending sooooooo much. [[spoiler: Zeabolos loses everyone who fought against Trillion; his sisters Fegor and Elma, his nieces Ruche and Perpell, his cousins Mammon and Ashmedia, his childhood friend Levia, his dog Cerberus and his savior Faust, leaving him as the last person strong enough to defeat Trillion. At the end, however, he defeats Trillion and everyone are ressurected.]] So worth it!

* GoddamnBats: By design. Most of the enemies Trillion summons will only do ScratchDamage and can be defeated in one strike with fairly low stats. However, they get in the way of your skills, take precious time to defeat, and if you don't kill them they can easily [[DeathOfAThousandCuts gang up on you]].
* GoryDiscretionShot: In addition to [[spoiler: Astaroth's death]], every overlord will be [[spoiler: brutally murdered by Trillion after they throw their DesperationAttack]].
* GuideDangIt: Being a ''Creator/CompileHeart'' game, getting the two secrets endings and the true ending requires a lot of effort. [[spoiler: First, you must make sure that all your Overlords have 100% affections. Then, you must defeat the Agent (Which is Astaroth) with Ruche. Then, you must make sure that all the Overlords die against Trillion. Doing so will unlock Chapter 7 where you will play as Elma and Cerberus. Winning will net you the Elma ending or the Cerberus while losing will unlock either Faust as a character or the ability to revive one of your overlords , Elma or Cerberus (The game jump right to resurrecting one of your overlord instead). Like Elma, winning will give you the Faust ending while losing will unlock the final chapter where you play as Zeabolos. You have to defeat Trillion as Zeabolos or else, it's game over. Finally, the total affection points across the Overlords has to be of 1.5 billion, or else, you gain a sadder version of the ending]]
* HealthDamageAsymmetry: Averted. Trillion actually deals damage numbers that make it look as powerful as it should be. Luckily your Overlords would be FinalBoss material in most other games, with HP and MP reserves that are displayed rounded off to the nearest thousand even before you start training.
* HeroicSacrifice: The Overlords who lose against Trillion will use a last technique where they can do things like giving it massive damage, slow it down to give your other overlord more time to train or appear as a ghost to aid their successor. The first Great Overlord, Satan, also pulled one of these long before the game proper during the last time Trillion came knocking.

** Interestingly, the game doesn't have to cheat with these. Technically, both these fights are winnable, and if you manage to land a hit against Trillion in the prologue, that damage will actually stick. It's just your stats are so awful it's mathematically impossible to win at that point. It doesn't stop them from doing so, however - smack them around a little too much without taking a very specific precaution and they'll cast Fatal Miasma, which instantly wipes the Overlord.

** The True Ending can add poor [[spoiler: Elma]] to the body count.

** Storywise, the whole game is revealed to be this. [[spoiler: Trillion has already consumed the Human World and almost destroyed the Heavens, with God barely holding it by himself. If Trillion consumes the Underworld, the dimension will be destroyed forever.]]

** The Overlords are named after the Demons most associated with the SevenDeadlySins, and each of them has the respective sin as a character trait (Perpell's SweetTooth, Fegor's tendencies to doze off, Mammon's Treasure seeking, etc), as well as being that respective sin's Overlord (formerly in Zeabolos' case)
** Trillion is so named because it is the embodiment of a trillion curses, (and because that number is the same as its health pool)
** Faust is named after [[Theatre/{{Faust}} the sorcerer]] that strikes a DealWithTheDevil, and that is exactly what she does. Ironically she comes off more as Mephistopheles.

* OneWingedAngel: Trillion has three forms; the basic Titan form, its more powerful Dragon form and its final form [[spoiler: who took the shape of a woman]].

* SpiritualSuccessor: To both ''Franchise/{{Disgaea}}'' and ''VideoGame/ZettaiHeroProject''. The former is because it's about demons (Or as they are called, Fallen Ones) who are much more like [[NobleDemon noble demons]] and it's directed by the same person who did Disgaea 3 and Disgaea 4. And the latter because it's about training yourself against a really powerful being who wants to destroy the world and losing most of the time.

* ThePowerOfLove: Anything you do with your Overlord builds Relationship Points, can are consumed before HP and MP in battle. Additionally, if your RelationshipValues (a different meter) are high enough, an Overlord can be saved from death.
* TrainingFromHell: Literal puns aside, training the Overlords involves blocking steel balls while blindfolded, spam-casing magical glyphs to the point of exhaustion, dodging fireballs that fall from the underworld sun, maintaining their balance while meditating above a pit of spikes, dancing while dodging a storm of swords caught up in a whirlwind, and bathing in a scalding-hot spring for as long as they can stand. The trope is deconstructed to a point, as everyone acknowledges this regimen would be insane if they weren't facing a GodzillaThreshold, and is dangerous even for an overlord - in fact they can get injured if pushed too hard without rest, losing up to a week of time as they recover.

* WeHardlyKnewYe: [[spoiler: Astaroth, Zeabolos's brother, who dies in the prologue. However, he came back as Trilion's agent.]]

* TrainingFromHell: Literal puns aside, training the Overlords involves blocking steel balls while blindfolded, spam-casing magical glyphs to the point of exhaustion, dodging fireballs that fall from the underworld sun, maintaining their balance while meditating above a pit of spikes, dancing while dodging a storm of swords caught up in a whirlwind, and bathing in a scalding-hot spring for as long as they can stand. The trope is deconstructed to a point, as every acknowledges this regimen would be insane if they weren't facing a GodzillaThreshold, and is dangerous even for an overlord - in fact they can get injured in pushed too hard without rest, losing up to a week of time as they recover.

''Trillion: God of Destruction'' is a game made by Creator/CompileHeart as part of the Makai Ichiban Kan series.

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''Trillion: God of Destruction'' is a game made by Creator/CompileHeart as part of the Makai Ichi Ban Kan series.

''Trillion: God of Destruction'' is a game made by Compile Heart as part of the Makai Ichi Ban Kan series.