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: The "controversy" happened a decade ago and most people have forgotten about it. I've seen more discussions about the game itself than the censorship. On an unrelated note, slashed tropes shouldn't be allowed (Salvaged Gameplay Mechanic fits better) and there are some indentation issues.
: The "controversy" happened a decade ago and most people have forgotten about it. I've seen more discussions about the game itself than the censorship. On an unrelated note, slashed tropes shouldn't be allowed (Salvaged Gameplay Mechanic fits better) and there are some indentation issues.Changed line(s) 1,2 (click to see context) from:
* AccidentalInnuendo: This is game is filled to the bursting point with these. Of course, some may have been on purpose.
** One example is this line:
** One example is this line:
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* AccidentalInnuendo: This is game is filled to the bursting point with these. Of course, some may have been on purpose.
**purpose. One example is this line:
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* NightmareFuel: The scene in the sequel where Chou-Chou is dragged into Syrma's coffin, where she loses her powers and shrinks to a chibified version of herself, especially if you've watched maybe some Japanese porn, as she describes being covered in slimey stuff.
** Her screams as this is happening doesn't help make things better, either.
* OvershadowedByControversy: There's more discussion about the censorship in the duology than there is about the actual gameplay.
** Her screams as this is happening doesn't help make things better, either.
* OvershadowedByControversy: There's more discussion about the censorship in the duology than there is about the actual gameplay.
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* NightmareFuel: The scene in the sequel where Chou-Chou is dragged into Syrma's coffin, where she loses her powers and shrinks to a chibified version of herself, especially if you've watched maybe some Japanese porn, as she describes being covered in slimey stuff.
**stuff. Her screams as this is happening doesn't help make things better, either.
* OvershadowedByControversy: There's more discussion about the censorship in the duology than there is about the actual gameplay.either.
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* OvershadowedByControversy: There's more discussion about the censorship in the duology than there is about the actual gameplay.
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* ScrappyMechanic: Moe-Kills, to some. Especially early on, where its a painful trial-and-error process limited by the number of form shifts you can do mid-battle and the phrases your restricted to. It easier the higher your Charm Level is though. It doesn't help that gathering large quantities of peons is required for upgrading your ship, traveling deeper into the Mugen Field ''and'' powering up the Peon Ball.
* SurprisinglyImprovedSequel / EvenBetterSequel: ''Z'' fixes quite a few major and minor issues from the first game. Examples include:
* SurprisinglyImprovedSequel / EvenBetterSequel: ''Z'' fixes quite a few major and minor issues from the first game. Examples include:
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* ScrappyMechanic: Moe-Kills, to some. Especially early on, where its a painful trial-and-error process limited by the number of form shifts you can do mid-battle and the phrases your restricted to. It easier the higher your Charm Level is though. It doesn't help that gathering large quantities of peons is required for upgrading your ship, traveling deeper into the Mugen Field ''and'' powering up the Peon Ball.
* SurprisinglyImprovedSequel / EvenBetterSequel:SalvagedGameplayMechanic: ''Z'' fixes quite a few major and minor issues from the first game. Examples include:
* SurprisinglyImprovedSequel / EvenBetterSequel:
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** Much less grinding is required for the main game.
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** Much less grinding is required for the main game.game.
* ScrappyMechanic: Moe-Kills, to some. Especially early on, where its a painful trial-and-error process limited by the number of form shifts you can do mid-battle and the phrases your restricted to. It easier the higher your Charm Level is though. It doesn't help that gathering large quantities of peons is required for upgrading your ship, traveling deeper into the Mugen Field ''and'' powering up the Peon Ball.
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* ScrappyMechanic: Moe-Kills, to some. Especially early on, where its a painful trial-and-error process limited by the number of form shifts you can do mid-battle and the phrases your restricted to. It easier the higher your Charm Level is though. It doesn't help that gathering large quantities of peons is required for upgrading your ship, traveling deeper into the Mugen Field ''and'' powering up the Peon Ball.
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Up To Eleven is a defunct trope
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** This game uses many of Creator/NipponIchi[='s=] most famous tropes, such as [[UpToEleven absurd level and damage caps]], with the game highlighting that some attacks can be just shy of a trillion damage. In ''VideoGame/Disgaea5'', you get a trophy purely for causing 10 billion damage, and people have done damage combos where the damage count is in the quadrillions. Is there such a thing as 'Up To Twelve'?
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** This game uses many of Creator/NipponIchi[='s=] most famous tropes, such as [[UpToEleven absurd level and damage caps]], caps, with the game highlighting that some attacks can be just shy of a trillion damage. In ''VideoGame/Disgaea5'', you get a trophy purely for causing 10 billion damage, and people have done damage combos where the damage count is in the quadrillions. Is there such a thing as 'Up To Twelve'?
