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* InexploicableTreasureChests: Treasure chests are located all over the world.
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* InexploicableTreasureChests: InexplicableTreasureChests: Treasure chests are located all over the world.
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* InexploicableTreasureChests: Treasure chests are located all over the world.
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* CapRaiser: Your wallet is limited in the amount of fruit currency you can carry, which is used for [[CashGate buying new paths]] or for certain exchanges. There are several wallet upgrades throughout the world that can increase the capacity by 50 fruit each, from 100 fruit up to 600.
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%%* BigBad: The God Slayer, [[spoiler:who is really Kickback, who accompanies you for most of the game.]]
%%* BigGood: Mokuma, the god and namesake of Mokumana Island.
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* EasilyForgiven: [[spoiler:After defeating Kickback, you can find him and forgive him, thus regaining the ability to use him as an item again.]]
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* EasilyForgiven: [[spoiler:After defeating Kickback, you can find him and forgive him, him after he laments being consumed by his lust for power, thus regaining the ability to use him as an item again.]]
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* OneWingedAngel: [[spoiler:As soon as Kickback reveals himself to be the God Slayer, he takes on a sinister clawed form. Then he takes on an even ''more'' monstrous form partway through the battle with him.]]
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* OneWingedAngel: [[spoiler:As soon as Kickback reveals himself to be the God Slayer, he takes on a sinister clawed form. Then he takes on an even ''more'' monstrous form partway through the battle with him.when his health is low.]]
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* RocketJump: It is possible to jump in this game, but it requires you to attach an exploding slug to your ball and then detonate it to be sent flying by the recoil.
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* RocketJump: It is possible to jump in this game, but it requires you to attach an exploding slug to your ball and then detonate it to be sent flying by the recoil.recoil, with the direction being based on the position of the slug on your ball.
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* TemptingFate: When investigating what happened to the Unders that were dealing with the Screetch, you run into one of them fleeing while saying that they should be out of range of the Screetch's attacks, only to get crystallized shortly after.
* VideoGameRandomizer: The game has a Randomized mode that causes all its collectibles and major unlocks to be scrambled throughout the map, so one may find different items in treasure chests or from quests. Dialogue doesn't reflect on the changed items though. The game recommends you beat the main game before trying this. Such a mode has three difficulties, Normal, Hard, and Very Hard, with the harder difficulties having more erratic randomizing, and the description of Very Hard downright stating that one must know speedrun strategies and even potential forms of SequenceBreaking to beat this difficulty.
* VideoGameRandomizer: The game has a Randomized mode that causes all its collectibles and major unlocks to be scrambled throughout the map, so one may find different items in treasure chests or from quests. Dialogue doesn't reflect on the changed items though. The game recommends you beat the main game before trying this. Such a mode has three difficulties, Normal, Hard, and Very Hard, with the harder difficulties having more erratic randomizing, and the description of Very Hard downright stating that one must know speedrun strategies and even potential forms of SequenceBreaking to beat this difficulty.
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* FreezeFrameBonus / RewatchBonus: At the end of the “prologue”, Yoku gets blasted high into the air, flying past the title screen before falling back to where he started. If you watch carefully, you’ll see that he smashes through the bridge next to Sandro’s house on the way up, setting up the literal BrokenBridge he’ll need to fix later.
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''Yoku's Island Express'' is a 2018 action-adventure game from Swedish developer Villa Gorilla that melds the exploration and discovery-based design of a {{Metroidvania}}-style platformer with the play mechanics of {{pinball}}.
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''Yoku's Island Express'' is a 2018 action-adventure game from developed by Swedish developer studio Villa Gorilla and published by Creator/Team17 that melds the exploration and discovery-based design of a {{Metroidvania}}-style platformer with the play mechanics of {{pinball}}.
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!!Tropes relating to this game include:
* AntiFrustrationFeatures: The Slug Vacuum and Sootling On A Leash tools, which are often required to be used while flying through the air at high speed, both cause time to slow down when an airborne Yoku passes within range of a target, giving the player a better chance of completing the action successfully.
* BagOfHolding: Yoku gathers various story-relevant items throughout the game, and your inventory never becomes overfilled.
** Averted, however, with Yoku's wallet, which you have to upgrade to hold more fruit.
* BigBad: The God Slayer, [[spoiler:who is really Kickback, who accompanies you for most of the game.]]
* BigGood: Mokuma, the god and namesake of Mokumana Island.
* AntiFrustrationFeatures: The Slug Vacuum and Sootling On A Leash tools, which are often required to be used while flying through the air at high speed, both cause time to slow down when an airborne Yoku passes within range of a target, giving the player a better chance of completing the action successfully.
* BagOfHolding: Yoku gathers various story-relevant items throughout the game, and your inventory never becomes overfilled.
** Averted, however, with Yoku's wallet, which you have to upgrade to hold more fruit.
* BigBad: The God Slayer, [[spoiler:who is really Kickback, who accompanies you for most of the game.]]
* BigGood: Mokuma, the god and namesake of Mokumana Island.
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* AntiFrustrationFeatures: The Slug Vacuum and Sootling
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* DoWellButNotPerfect: One of the sidequests and its reward can only be obtained after you have lost your ball fifty times.
* TheDogWasTheMastermind: At several points in the game, characters will mention that someone must have been responsible for Mokuma's curse and that it may be someone who you least expect. In the end, the perpetrator turns out to be [[spoiler:Kickback, the creature who's been serving as your ''ball saver'' all game.]]
* DoWellButNotPerfect: One of the sidequests and its reward can only be obtained after you have lost your ball fifty times.
* DoWellButNotPerfect: One of the sidequests and its reward can only be obtained after you have lost your ball fifty times.
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* EquippableAlly: The most prominent example is when you befriend a Sootling who becomes your grappling hook.
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* EquippableAlly: The most prominent example is when EquippableAlly:
** At one point, you befriend a Sootling who becomes your grappling hook.
** At one point, you befriend a Sootling who becomes your grappling hook.
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* {{Expy}}: The Sootlings are ''very'' clearly inspired by the Soot Sprites from Anime/MyNeighborTotoro.
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* {{Expy}}: The Sootlings are ''very'' clearly inspired by the Soot Sprites from Anime/MyNeighborTotoro.''Anime/MyNeighborTotoro''.
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* TheDogWasTheMastermind: At several points in the game, characters will mention that someone must have been responsible for Mokuma's curse and that it may be someone who you least expect. In the end, the perpetrator turns out to be [[spoiler:Kickback, the creature who's been serving as your ''ball saver'' all game.]]
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* EvilAllAlong: [[spoiler:Kickback, your helper who had been assisting you throughout the game, is in fact the evil God Slayer. It's possible after defeating him to find and forgive him, in which case he'll being helping you again.]]
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* EvilAllAlong: [[spoiler:Kickback, your helper who had been assisting you throughout the game, is in fact the evil God Slayer. It's possible after defeating him to find and forgive him, in which case he'll being began helping you again.]]
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* CosmicEgg: A secretive group of caretakers is protecting the egg of the last island god. According to legend, if it hatches, it will bring prosperity and good luck to all. Strangely, the [[GottaCatchEmAll Wickerlings]] scattered across the world seem to be the key to hatching it.
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* DigitalPinballTables: As is befitting of a game where your ability to move is reliant on pinball mechanics, the game features several of these as progression gates.
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* EvilAllAlong: [[spoiler:Kickback, your helper who had been assisting you throughout the game, is in fact the evil God Slayer. It's possible after defeating him to find and forgive him, in which case he'll being helping you again.]]
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* TheDogWasTheMastermind: At several points in the game, characters will mention that someone must have been responsible for Mokuma's curse and that it may be someone who you least expect. In the end, the perpetrator turns out to be [[spoiler:Kickback, the creature who's been serving as your ''ball saver'' all game.]]
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* JumpScare: How you are introduced to Fosfor: you'll try to cross over a pond when a big roaring eel suddenly pops out to push you back.
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* JumpScare: How you are introduced to Fosfor: Fosfor provides a minor example: you'll try to cross over a pond when a big roaring eel suddenly pops out to push you back.
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* AntiFrustrationFeatures: The Slug Vacuum and Sootling On A Leash tools, which are often required to be used while flying through the air at high speed, both cause time to slow down when activated within range of a target, giving the player a better chance of completing the action successfully.
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* AntiFrustrationFeatures: The Slug Vacuum and Sootling On A Leash tools, which are often required to be used while flying through the air at high speed, both cause time to slow down when activated an airborne Yoku passes within range of a target, giving the player a better chance of completing the action successfully.
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* AntiFrustrationFeatures: The Slug Vacuum and Sootling On A Leash tools, which are often required to be used while flying through the air at high speed, both cause time to slow down when activated, giving the player a better chance of getting the target.
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* AntiFrustrationFeatures: The Slug Vacuum and Sootling On A Leash tools, which are often required to be used while flying through the air at high speed, both cause time to slow down when activated, activated within range of a target, giving the player a better chance of getting completing the target.action successfully.
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* AntiFrustrationFeatures: The Slug Vacuum and Sootling On A Leash tools, which are often required to be used while flying through the air at high speed, both cause time to slow down when activated, giving the player a better chance of getting the target.
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* TheQuietOne: The third and largest of the pilgrims on the Ivory Peaks Trail never says anything until they and Yoku reach the summit of the peak, [[spoiler:when she has a lengthy speech explaining that she'd taken a vow of silence in order to listen to what the universe had to say]].
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* ItsUpToYou: Yoku has to do ''almost everything'' in this game by himself, as the vast majority of [=NPCs=] are either unable or unwilling to help with even the most menial of tasks. Seemingly averted at one point in the mountaineering expedition, when each member of the expedition is sent off to complete a separate fetch quest, but the others all prove to be incompetent so once Yoku's fetch quest is complete Yoku has to do theirs as well. Averted in a few boss battles, where some [=NPCs=] join Yoku for a multiball battle.
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* ItsUpToYou: Yoku has to do ''almost everything'' in this game by himself, as the vast majority of [=NPCs=] are either unable or unwilling to help with even the most menial of tasks. Seemingly averted at one point in on the mountaineering expedition, Ivory Peaks Trail, when each member of the expedition is sent off to complete a separate fetch quest, but the others all prove to be incompetent so once Yoku's fetch quest is complete Yoku has to do theirs as well. Averted in a few boss battles, where some [=NPCs=] join Yoku for a multiball battle.
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* ItsUpToYou: Yoku has to do ''almost everything'' in this game by himself, as the vast majority of [=NPCs=] are either unable or unwilling to help with even the most menial of tasks. Averted in a few boss battles, where some [=NPCs=] join Yoku for a multiball battle.
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* ItsUpToYou: Yoku has to do ''almost everything'' in this game by himself, as the vast majority of [=NPCs=] are either unable or unwilling to help with even the most menial of tasks. Seemingly averted at one point in the mountaineering expedition, when each member of the expedition is sent off to complete a separate fetch quest, but the others all prove to be incompetent so once Yoku's fetch quest is complete Yoku has to do theirs as well. Averted in a few boss battles, where some [=NPCs=] join Yoku for a multiball battle.
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* InsurmountableWaistHeightFence: There is an Overpowering Constant Wind that blows Yoku back toward shore if you try to swim away from the island.
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* WarpWhistle: The Beelines offer fast travel between widely separated points on the island. Each Beeline must be activated by locating one end through normal exploration and paying 100 fruit, but can then be used as often as you want.
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* BystanderSyndrome: A variation. Yoku has to do ''almost everything'' in this game by himself, as the vast majority of [=NPCs=] are either unable or unwilling to help with even the most menial of tasks.
** Averted in a few boss battles, where some [=NPCs=] join Yoku for a multiball battle.
** Averted in a few boss battles, where some [=NPCs=] join Yoku for a multiball battle.
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* PaintingTheMedium: At the end of one sidequest, Yoku is flung high in the air, up past all the playable areas of the game and into the title screen, before falling back down to the part of the island where the sidequest took place.
