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* SalvagedGameplayMechanic: Micluses are disliked in ''Raiden Fighters'' and in earlier versions of this game because of the [[GuideDangIt obtuse ways to make them appear]] and their importance in getting good scores. One of the updates to ''Xeno Fighters R'' now makes Micluses blink when shooting over their locations, so that you no longer need to learn and memorize all their arbitrary locations.
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* NintendoHard: Being a game inspired by ''Raiden Fighters'', even the easier difficulties can be overwhelming to newbies.
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** [[VideoGame/RaidenFighters Vahrstor]], the boss of [[BattleshipRaid Stage EX-5]]. To proceed, you have to have a destruction rate of 100%, in other words, destroy every part of the boss. If you miss a single part of the boss, you will not get the Tritium Plasma required to reach Stage EX-6, which will also lead to [[TheVeryDefinitelyFinalDungeon Stage F-C]].
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** The [[VideoGame/{{Parodius}} ballerina panda, Ziyudee]] in Stage EX-3 has Psikyo-style bullet patterns mixed with some Cave BulletHell. Good thing she's a BonusBoss.
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* UnexpectedCharacter: Out of all the guest ships, Infernal Iris is the most surprising. It hails from ''Psyche Metal: The Bleeding'', an [[WombLevel organic-themed]] freeware shoot 'em up that no one considered as a possibility for choosing a guest from.
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* UnexpectedCharacter: Out of all the guest ships, Infernal Iris is the most surprising. It hails from ''Psyche Metal: The Bleeding'', an [[WombLevel organic-themed]] freeware shoot 'em up that no one considered as a possibility for choosing a guest from.from.
** On the enemy side, the Stage EX-4 midboss and endboss are [[UsefulNotes/MicrosoftOfficeAssistant Clippy]] and [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BonziBuddy BonziBUDDY]] respectively.
** On the enemy side, the Stage EX-4 midboss and endboss are [[UsefulNotes/MicrosoftOfficeAssistant Clippy]] and [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BonziBuddy BonziBUDDY]] respectively.
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* BizarroEpisode: Stage EX-4, '98 D R E A M S, is hands down the most bizarre bonus stage, what with its mix of vaporwave backdrops, computer windows and paraphernalia, flying toaster, living sculpture and dancing hamster enemies, and Windows office assistants as boss fights.
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* BizarroEpisode: Stage EX-4, '98 D R E A M S, is hands down the most bizarre bonus stage, what with its mix of vaporwave backdrops, computer windows and paraphernalia, flying toaster, living sculpture {{sculpture|s}} and dancing hamster enemies, and Windows office assistants as boss fights.
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* UnexpectedCharacter: Out of all the guest ships, Infernal Iris, is the most surprising. It hails from ''Psyche Metal: The Bleeding'', an [[WombLevel organic-themed]] freeware shmup that no one considered as a possibility for choosing a guest from.
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* UnexpectedCharacter: Out of all the guest ships, Infernal Iris, Iris is the most surprising. It hails from ''Psyche Metal: The Bleeding'', an [[WombLevel organic-themed]] freeware shmup shoot 'em up that no one considered as a possibility for choosing a guest from.
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** The [[VideoGame/{{Parodius}} ballerina panda, Ziyudee]] in Stage EX-3 has Psikyo-style bullet patterns mixed with some Cave BulletHell. Good thing she's a BonusBoss.
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** The [[VideoGame/{{Parodius}} ballerina panda, Ziyudee]] in Stage EX-3 has Psikyo-style bullet patterns mixed with some Cave BulletHell. Good thing she's a BonusBoss.BonusBoss.
* UnexpectedCharacter: Out of all the guest ships, Infernal Iris, is the most surprising. It hails from ''Psyche Metal: The Bleeding'', an [[WombLevel organic-themed]] freeware shmup that no one considered as a possibility for choosing a guest from.
* UnexpectedCharacter: Out of all the guest ships, Infernal Iris, is the most surprising. It hails from ''Psyche Metal: The Bleeding'', an [[WombLevel organic-themed]] freeware shmup that no one considered as a possibility for choosing a guest from.
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* GameBreaker: Winbee, before [[PutOnABus she was removed]], was by far the most powerful ship with a wide spread, heavy firepower, and killed most anything before it even fired. Some of her arsenal was added to Twinbee as alternate weaponry when she got removed. Twinbee ended up getting removed later on as well.
** Twinbee appears to still be in, as well as Winbee. Both appear to have been nerfed a bit.
*** Now, both of them [[AvertedTrope have been cut]].
** In XFEX, the Ultima-X was pretty much the same way, plus a bomb that lasted forever.
** In XF-R, [[Franchise/{{Pokemon}} Gengar]], also scrapped (for reasons like ''VideoGame/MushroomKingdomFusion''), was broken on all levels, having powerful fullscreen attacks and a [[Franchise/DragonBall Kamehameha-like]] Bomber that killed anything in one use.
* ThatOneBoss: The v0.6 rendition of Jade Hydra is this. The [[VideoGame/{{Parodius}} ballerina panda, Ziyudee]] in Stage EX-3 has Psikyo-style bullet patterns mixed with some Cave BulletHell. Good thing she's a BonusBoss.
** Twinbee appears to still be in, as well as Winbee. Both appear to have been nerfed a bit.
*** Now, both of them [[AvertedTrope have been cut]].
** In XFEX, the Ultima-X was pretty much the same way, plus a bomb that lasted forever.
** In XF-R, [[Franchise/{{Pokemon}} Gengar]], also scrapped (for reasons like ''VideoGame/MushroomKingdomFusion''), was broken on all levels, having powerful fullscreen attacks and a [[Franchise/DragonBall Kamehameha-like]] Bomber that killed anything in one use.
* ThatOneBoss: The v0.6 rendition of Jade Hydra is this. The [[VideoGame/{{Parodius}} ballerina panda, Ziyudee]] in Stage EX-3 has Psikyo-style bullet patterns mixed with some Cave BulletHell. Good thing she's a BonusBoss.
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* GameBreaker: In ''Xeno Fighters R'', Winbee, before [[PutOnABus she was removed]], was by far the most powerful ship with a wide spread, heavy firepower, and killed most anything before it even fired. Some of her arsenal was added to Twinbee as alternate weaponry when she got removed. Twinbee ended up getting removed later on as well.
** Twinbee appearswell. Of the three cut ''{{VideoGame/Gradius}}'' ships, the Jade Knight was extremely overpowered when fully powered up. Its source behavior was copied into the game, but unbalanced to still be in, as well as Winbee. Both appear to have been nerfed a bit.
*** Now, both of them [[AvertedTrope have been cut]].
the point that its firepower increased multiplicatively.
** InXFEX, the Ultima-X was pretty much the same way, plus a bomb that lasted forever.
** In XF-R,''XFR'', [[Franchise/{{Pokemon}} Gengar]], also scrapped (for reasons like ''VideoGame/MushroomKingdomFusion''), scrapped, was broken on all levels, having powerful fullscreen attacks and a [[Franchise/DragonBall Kamehameha-like]] Bomber that killed anything in one use.
* ThatOneBoss:The v0.6 rendition Being a NintendoHard shmup, there are some bosses that are more difficult than others.
** Stage 6-A's endboss, Bronze Harpy, has massive health and fast bullet attacks in its second attack phase. If you're in the wrong spot during certain points ofJade Hydra is this. its second attack phase, you ''will'' get hit.
** Stage EX-2's boss, [[VideoGame/TheGuardianLegend Blue Optomon]] has three phases of attack, all of which involve the seaweed attacks from its source game. Combine the area of denial properties of the seaweed (some of which ''shoot bullets'') with bullet attacks that have no pattern and you have a boss that can easily end your run in Story Mode or any Path Mode path that includes Stage EX-2.
** The [[VideoGame/{{Parodius}} ballerina panda, Ziyudee]] in Stage EX-3 has Psikyo-style bullet patterns mixed with some Cave BulletHell. Good thing she's a BonusBoss.
** Twinbee appears
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** Stage 6-A's endboss, Bronze Harpy, has massive health and fast bullet attacks in its second attack phase. If you're in the wrong spot during certain points of
** Stage EX-2's boss, [[VideoGame/TheGuardianLegend Blue Optomon]] has three phases of attack, all of which involve the seaweed attacks from its source game. Combine the area of denial properties of the seaweed (some of which ''shoot bullets'') with bullet attacks that have no pattern and you have a boss that can easily end your run in Story Mode or any Path Mode path that includes Stage EX-2.
** The [[VideoGame/{{Parodius}} ballerina panda, Ziyudee]] in Stage EX-3 has Psikyo-style bullet patterns mixed with some Cave BulletHell. Good thing she's a BonusBoss.
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* BizarroEpisode: Stage EX-4, '98 D R E A M S, is hands down the most bizarre bonus stage, what with its mix of vaporwave backdrops, computer windows and paraphernalia, flying toaster, living sculpture and dancing hamster enemies, and Windows office assistants as boss fights.
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* BizarroEpisode: Stage EX-4, '98 D R E A M S, is hands down the most bizarre bonus stage, what with its mix of vaporwave backdrops, computer windows and paraphernalia, living sculpture enemies, and Windows office assistants as boss fights.
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** In XF-R, [[Franchise/{{Pokemon}} Gengar]], also scrapped (for reasons like ''VideoGame/MushroomKingdomFusion''), was broken on all levels, having powerful fullscreen attacks and a [[DragonBall Kamehameha-like]] Bomber that killed anything in one use.
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** In XF-R, [[Franchise/{{Pokemon}} Gengar]], also scrapped (for reasons like ''VideoGame/MushroomKingdomFusion''), was broken on all levels, having powerful fullscreen attacks and a [[DragonBall [[Franchise/DragonBall Kamehameha-like]] Bomber that killed anything in one use.
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** In XF-R, [[Franchise/{{Pokemon}} Gengar]], also scrapped (for reasons like MushroomKingdomFusion), was broken on all levels, having powerful fullscreen attacks and a [[DragonBall Kamehameha-like]] Bomber that killed anything in one use.
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** In XF-R, [[Franchise/{{Pokemon}} Gengar]], also scrapped (for reasons like MushroomKingdomFusion), ''VideoGame/MushroomKingdomFusion''), was broken on all levels, having powerful fullscreen attacks and a [[DragonBall Kamehameha-like]] Bomber that killed anything in one use.
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* ThatOneBoss: The v0.6 rendition of Jade Hydra is this. The [[{{Parodius}} ballerina panda, Ziyudee]] in Stage EX-3 has Psikyo-style bullet patterns mixed with some Cave {{BulletHell}}. Good thing she's a BonusBoss.
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* ThatOneBoss: The v0.6 rendition of Jade Hydra is this. The [[{{Parodius}} [[VideoGame/{{Parodius}} ballerina panda, Ziyudee]] in Stage EX-3 has Psikyo-style bullet patterns mixed with some Cave {{BulletHell}}.BulletHell. Good thing she's a BonusBoss.
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** In XF-R, [[{{Pokemon}} Gengar]], also scrapped (for reasons like MushroomKingdomFusion), was broken on all levels, having powerful fullscreen attacks and a [[DragonBall Kamehameha-like]] Bomber that killed anything in one use.
* ThatOneBoss: The v0.6 rendition of Jade Hydra is this. The [[{{Parodius}} ballerina panda, Ziyudee]] in Stage EX-3 has Psikyo-style bullet patterns mixed with some Cave {{BulletHell}}. Good thing she's a BonusBoss.
* ThatOneBoss: The v0.6 rendition of Jade Hydra is this. The [[{{Parodius}} ballerina panda, Ziyudee]] in Stage EX-3 has Psikyo-style bullet patterns mixed with some Cave {{BulletHell}}. Good thing she's a BonusBoss.
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** In XF-R, [[{{Pokemon}} [[Franchise/{{Pokemon}} Gengar]], also scrapped (for reasons like MushroomKingdomFusion), was broken on all levels, having powerful fullscreen attacks and a [[DragonBall Kamehameha-like]] Bomber that killed anything in one use.
* ThatOneBoss: The v0.6 rendition of Jade Hydra is this. The [[{{Parodius}} ballerina panda, Ziyudee]] in Stage EX-3 has Psikyo-style bullet patterns mixed with some Cave {{BulletHell}}. Good thing she's a BonusBoss.
* ThatOneBoss: The v0.6 rendition of Jade Hydra is this. The [[{{Parodius}} ballerina panda, Ziyudee]] in Stage EX-3 has Psikyo-style bullet patterns mixed with some Cave {{BulletHell}}. Good thing she's a BonusBoss.
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** In XF-R, [[{{Pokemon}} Gengar]], also scrapped (for reasons like MushroomKingdomFusion), was broken on all levels, having powerful fullscreen attacks and a [[DragonBall Kamehameha-like]] Bomber that killed anything in one use.use.
* ThatOneBoss: The v0.6 rendition of Jade Hydra is this. The [[{{Parodius}} ballerina panda, Ziyudee]] in Stage EX-3 has Psikyo-style bullet patterns mixed with some Cave {{BulletHell}}. Good thing she's a BonusBoss.
* ThatOneBoss: The v0.6 rendition of Jade Hydra is this. The [[{{Parodius}} ballerina panda, Ziyudee]] in Stage EX-3 has Psikyo-style bullet patterns mixed with some Cave {{BulletHell}}. Good thing she's a BonusBoss.
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*** Now, both of them [[AvertedTrope have been cut]].
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