History VideoGame / TurnipBoyRobsABank

* ImpossiblyCoolWeapon: Throughout the game the player can collect special weapons, including [[spoiler:soul weapons from an unknown DJ entity (that you can use to [[WasItReallyWorthIt collect the souls of your enemies to buy music or random weapon drops]]), Brimstone weaponry from arena fights in the Other Side (like fire-spitting cats and skull rocket launchers), Weapons that literally fire money, and if you max out research, a gun that literally shots out atoms to atomize enemies.]]

* GiantSpaceFleaFromNowhere: [[spoiler:The FinalBoss battle suddenly brings in an ''alien invasion''. Don Dilliteni isn't even surprised anymore after all the insanity the heist has had up to this point.]]

** Near the end of the game, you can get a [[{{BFS}} giant anime-esque sword]] which, while it does have a long range for a melee weapon, also has a slightly longer cooldown than other melee weapons. More importantly, it slows your movement when wielding it [[note]] which begs the question of how heavy is it exactly, considering that in-universe Turnip Boy carries [[spoiler:four jet boosters with no problem]][[/note]].

* BoringButPractical: Some the unlocked real life guns like the shotgun, AK-47 and rocket launcher you can get from the Twins aren't very flashy compared to things like shooting homing fireflies out of a frog or wielding a plastic toothpick sword like a {{BFS}}, but they do their jobs so respectably you may choose to keep them unless something real insane shows up. [[spoiler: Don Turnipchino's revolver that you unlock in the endgame is especially a big case of this, as it shoots so fast and does so much damage that very few of the sillier guns will outperform it.]]

* RevolversAreJustBetter: [[spoiler:At the end of the game, Turnip Boy finds his dad's old revolver and can use it as a starting weapon. It's fairly hard-hitting]].

* TooDumbToLive: [[spoiler: While she is trying to speak normal after the last time, Cran Cran still can't contain her owo accent and once again reaches the breaking point where Turnip Boy tells her to stop, much to her horror.]]

* ObviousJudas: Dilitini constantly drops hints about how he has no intention of splitting the heist money evenly, setting up an inevitable betrayal. [[spoiler:[[SubvertedTrope It never happens]]. Dilitini grows to respect Turnip Boy through the course of the heist, stays by his side once he learns the truth about Stinky's role in his father's death and ultimately sacrifices himself to save Turnip Boy from the aliens.]]

* SchmuckBait: The Dark Web computer has a second tab open that alternates between various memes, if you tab up and click it, it floods the computer with pop-ups and then make it bluescreen, locking you out of it until you come back from a run.

->''"Well, we've really done it now, huh? I hope you've all enjoyed tuning in all these years. We got one last song for you here at Snoozy Radio to go with you on this long road ahead. If there's anyone out there who makes it off this doomed little rock, this one's for you. It's called [[https://youtu.be/suNp0WYrWV4 'The Bandit'.]]"''

* BackFromTheDead: Rafael, one of the IRS agents that sacrificed himself to kill Mayor Onion in the last game, was recovered the Dillitini and the mafia and rebuilt as a cyborg, and helps you out as your trainer for non-weapon or technology things with the power of [[DrugsAreGood good-old fashioned steroids]]. [[spoiler: The third boss is Chad, one of the other agents who was, similarly, rebuilt into a cyborg by Stinky, something that annoys Dillitini and seeing it as Stinky stealing his idea.]]