1 | All characters in ''VideoGame/PanzerPaladin''. |
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3 | |
4 | [[foldercontrol]] |
5 | |
6 | !Gauntlet |
7 | A science committee founded by the International Security Council to develop high-tech defense technologies. |
8 | ---- |
9 | %%[[folder:In General]] |
10 | %%[[/folder]] |
11 | |
12 | [[folder:Flame]] |
13 | !!Flame |
14 | Formerly a rescue operations android who's decommissioned to be a Squire for Gauntlet, piloting the Paladin unit Grit and is the protagonist of the game. |
15 | ---- |
16 | * ActionGirl: She's capable of combat with an laser whip even when not piloting Grit. |
17 | * ExperiencedProtagonist: She is an accomplished rescue droid from before and the best human or otherwise partner Grit has ever had. Zig-zagged in that is obviously not what they are doing here. |
18 | * GraphicsInducedSuperDeformed: In-Game Flame is not exactly the MsFanservice she is in the art. |
19 | * TheHero: With Grit, she's tasked with combating the demonic invaders of the Netherworld and defeating Ravenous and the Weapon Keepers. |
20 | * RobotGirl: She's an android. |
21 | * SensualSpandex: She wears a latex pilot suit that shows off her physique, including her ample chest. |
22 | * SuperPoweredRobotMeterMaids: She was initially designed to perform rescue operations, so she has little issue piloting Grit for combat. |
23 | * WeakButSkilled: Her laser whip is less efficient than other attack options, but her agility makes up for it. |
24 | [[/folder]] |
25 | |
26 | [[folder:Grit]] |
27 | !!Grit |
28 | The last remaining Paladin unit piloted by Flame. |
29 | ---- |
30 | * HumongousMecha: While often pretty small compared to the creature he fights, he's bigger than the average man. |
31 | * LuckilyMyShieldWillProtectMe: Grit carries a shield that blocks enemy attacks from the front. |
32 | * MultiMeleeMaster: Is capable of wielding several types of demonic weaponry, regardless of the weapon type. |
33 | * MundaneUtility: The [[spoiler:good ending has him help rebuild the Earth as a construction worker, using his sheer strength and size]]. |
34 | * RedIsHeroic: He has an all-red paint job and is firmly on the side of the good guys. |
35 | [[/folder]] |
36 | |
37 | !Demons |
38 | Denizens from the Netherworld who are the main antagonists of the game. |
39 | ---- |
40 | [[folder:In General]] |
41 | * BeatThemAtTheirOwnGame: The demons can be slain by their own weapons. |
42 | * OurDemonsAreDifferent: They come from an alternate realm called the Netherworld, which is based on ones from real-life faiths such as hell for Judaism and Christianity. |
43 | [[/folder]] |
44 | |
45 | [[folder:Ravenous]] |
46 | !!Ravenous |
47 | !!!'''Location:''' Spirit Forge |
48 | !!!'''Spirit Weapon:''' Ravenous' Spear |
49 | The commander of 11 legions of demons and a great prince of the Netherworld. |
50 | ---- |
51 | * BigBad: Being in charge of the invasion, he spawns hordes of demons upon the Earth. |
52 | * BirdPeople: Resembles a large, green avian humanoid. |
53 | * FeatheredFiend: An avian demon from outer space who launched an invasion on Earth to test out the powers of the weapons he created. |
54 | * LivingWeapon: [[spoiler:His spear, which you acquire after defeating him, has an eye that can blink and move around. It occasionally spazzes out as energy brims off it, daring you to wield it.]] |
55 | * PunnyName: He's an [[BirdPeople avian demon]] named '''Raven'''ous. |
56 | * ShoutOut: |
57 | ** One of his attacks is inspired by hard mode Blade Man ''VideoGame/MegaMan10'', in which he hangs onto a wall and fires a SpreadShot of five weapons. |
58 | ** Another of his attacks references Sigma's first form from ''VideoGame/MegaManX1'', diagonally leaping from one wall to the other. |
59 | * TacticalSuicideBoss: His [[spoiler:[[OneWingedAngel second form]]'s head is out of the reach of most weapons, but he tries to stab Flame/Grit with a giant spear that they can stand on and then pulls said spear up to head level]]. |
60 | * UltimateBlacksmith: He is the creator of the various weapons used by the Masters, and invaded Earth partly so he could test out their designs. |
61 | * WeCanRuleTogether: As soon as Grit and Flame reach the final level, [[spoiler:he offers them both to join forces with him to overthrow the dark princes of the universe. Naturally, they decline his offer and opt to fight him instead]]. |
62 | [[/folder]] |
63 | |
64 | !!The Weapon Keepers |
65 | A group of mythical demons serving as the captains of Ravenous's 11 legions who each lead a legion. |
66 | ---- |
67 | [[folder:In General]] |
68 | * CoDragons: Directly under Ravenous himself, each having command over a legion of lesser demons in a nation they operate, which assigned to attacking and destroying cities there in the process. |
69 | [[/folder]] |
70 | |
71 | [[folder:The Horseman]] |
72 | !!The Horseman |
73 | !!!'''Location:''' Any |
74 | %%!!!'''Spirit Weapon:''' |
75 | A huge horse-like demon resembling a centaur, standing on four legs, wielding a halberd who appears if the player collects too many Spirit Weapons. [[spoiler:Secretly a traitor to Ravenous.]] |
76 | ---- |
77 | * BaitAndSwitchBoss: He replaces the fight against Wendigo in the Canada level by killing him. |
78 | * JustToyingWithThem: [[spoiler:The reason he flees every time he's beaten is that he's secretly achieved his objective of making sure Flame hasn't been corrupted by the {{Evil Weapon}}s yet.]] |
79 | * RecurringBoss: Unlike the other Weapon Keepers, he appears multiple times through the game. |
80 | * LightIsGood: [[spoiler:The white Weapon Keeper is a good guy.]] |
81 | * OurCentaursAreDifferent: He appears to be a centaur with a horse head. |
82 | * ShoutOut: His theme plays just before he attacks, a la [[VideoGame/MegaMan3 Proto Man]]. |
83 | * TokenGoodTeammate: He is [[spoiler:perhaps the only righteous demon in the entire game, plotting against Ravenous and making sure Flame doesn't become corrupted by the spirit weapons]]. |
84 | * WarmUpBoss: He first appears as the boss of the Canada level, which is the tutorial for the game. |
85 | [[/folder]] |
86 | |
87 | [[folder:Wendigo]] |
88 | !!Wendigo |
89 | !!!'''Location:''' Canada |
90 | !!!'''Spirit Weapon:''' Broad Axe |
91 | A Weapon Keeper that is attempting to freeze over Gauntlet's main base in Canada. |
92 | ---- |
93 | * AnIcePerson: His fight conists of him summoning icicles and snowstorms to fight. |
94 | * TheUnfought: Zig-Zagged. He's not fought in the main storyline as The Horseman kills him off before the fight even starts, but he ''is'' fought proper in Remix Mode. |
95 | * {{Wendigo}}: Goes without saying. It resembles the classic description of a wendigo, having an emaciated body and deer's head. |
96 | [[/folder]] |
97 | |
98 | [[folder:Lilith]] |
99 | !!Lilith |
100 | !!!'''Location:''' USA |
101 | !!!'''Spirit Weapon:''' Lilith's Poniard |
102 | A demon resembling a female who is located in the United States. |
103 | ---- |
104 | * DoppelgangerSpin: Is very fond of splitting herself into four clones. Only the real one will throw knives at you, however. |
105 | * GiantWoman: Grit is slightly larger than a bus. Lilith is twice his size. |
106 | * HotAsHell: Has the flirtatious attitude and limited clothing aspects down. |
107 | [[/folder]] |
108 | |
109 | [[folder:Mictlantecuhtli]] |
110 | !!Mictlantecuhtli |
111 | !!!'''Location:''' Mexico |
112 | !!!'''Spirit Weapon:''' Mictlan Spear |
113 | ---- |
114 | * EverybodyHatesHades: An Aztec death god is one of the villains in the game. |
115 | * FlyingWeapon: He levitates his weapon around the arena and uses it to attack Flame and Grit. |
116 | * SummonMagic: Is capable of summoning a Hellhound to fight for him. |
117 | [[/folder]] |
118 | |
119 | [[folder:Dudyanos]] |
120 | !!Dudyanos |
121 | !!!'''Location:''' Scotland |
122 | !!!'''Spirit Weapon:''' Wallace Sword |
123 | ---- |
124 | * OddNameOut: Out of all the 11 weapon keepers, his name isn't based on any draconic creature from legend or folklore, and he's based on most western depictions of dragons in general. The name instead derives from King Dudyanos, a Persian king who tortured Saint George, who is most known for the fable ''Saint George and the Dragon.'' |
125 | * OurDragonsAreDifferent: Has very similar traits to western dragons of folklore. |
126 | * PlayingWithFire: Goes without saying, being a western dragon an all. Three of his attacks are fire based, such as calling a fireball from the sky, doing a ShockwaveStomp that lets out a wall of flame, and his DesperationAttack involves a massive screen-height fire breath that must be blocked with Grit's shield. |
127 | [[/folder]] |
128 | |
129 | [[folder:Boeoegg]] |
130 | !! Boeoegg |
131 | !!!'''Location:''' Switzerland |
132 | !!!'''Spirit Weapon:''' Ice Pop |
133 | ---- |
134 | * FightingClown: Compared to the other 10 weapon keepers, his concept is one of the least serious -- a giant snowman who rolls around, drops snowballs, and provides a huge ice lolly as a weapon on defeat. He's still as dangerous as the others. |
135 | * AnIcePerson: Being a snowman and all, he is capable of using the snow that comprises his body to attack, and being the symbolism of winter, he is also capable of summoning icicles. |
136 | * {{Snowlems}}: He's based on the snowman that symbolizes winter in Swiss culture. Naturally, it's a giant snowman here. |
137 | [[/folder]] |
138 | |
139 | [[folder:Medusa]] |
140 | !!Medusa |
141 | !!!'''Location:''' Greece |
142 | !!!'''Spirit Weapon:''' Gorgon |
143 | ---- |
144 | * FlyingWeapon: Like Mictlantecuhtli, she levitates her sword around to attack. |
145 | * {{Medusa}}: Quite obviously. She's capable of using a stone gaze on Flame and Grit. |
146 | [[/folder]] |
147 | |
148 | [[folder:Baba Yaga]] |
149 | !!Baba Yaga |
150 | !!!'''Location:''' Russia |
151 | !!!'''Spirit Weapon:''' Witch's Pestle |
152 | ---- |
153 | * DoppelgangerAttack: After losing a third of her health, she splits into three copies which share the same health bar and attack simultaneously. |
154 | * OneWingedAngel: After losing the second third of her health, she discards her flying cauldron and turns into a partially-birdlike monster. |
155 | * WickedWitch: She's based off the folkloric Baba Yaga after all. |
156 | [[/folder]] |
157 | |
158 | [[folder:Anubis]] |
159 | !!Anubis |
160 | !!!'''Location:''' Egypt |
161 | !!!'''Spirit Weapon:''' Was-Scepter |
162 | ---- |
163 | * CollapsingCeilingBoss: He is capable of causing the brick ceiling in his boss room to fall on Flame/Grit. |
164 | * EverybodyHatesHades: An Egyptian death god is one of the villains in the game. |
165 | [[/folder]] |
166 | |
167 | [[folder:Popobawa]] |
168 | !!Popobawa |
169 | !!!'''Location:''' Tanzania |
170 | !!!'''Spirit Weapon:''' Popo's Spear |
171 | ---- |
172 | * BatOutOfHell: It's a batlike creature with a single eye. |
173 | * {{Cyclops}}: A one-eyed batlike creature from Tanzanian folklore. |
174 | * EyeBeams: Fires both eye blasts and lasers from its single eye. |
175 | * ShoutOut: One of its attacks blatantly references Storm Eagle from ''VideoGame/MegaManX1'', swooping down at Flame/Grit at a diagonal angle several times. |
176 | [[/folder]] |
177 | |
178 | [[folder:Nian]] |
179 | !!Nian |
180 | !!!'''Location:''' China |
181 | !!!'''Spirit Weapon:''' Dragon Guandao |
182 | ---- |
183 | * MakingASplash: Several of its attacks are water-based, referencing the Nian's undersea dwelling in Chinese folklore. |
184 | [[/folder]] |
185 | |
186 | [[folder:Gashadokuro]] |
187 | !!Gashadokuro |
188 | !!!'''Location:''' Japan |
189 | !!!'''Spirit Weapon:''' Gasha no Hone |
190 | ---- |
191 | * DemBones: It's a massive skeleton youkai from Japanese folklore. |
192 | * FlunkyBoss: At low health, it will summon ninja demon enemies to attack you. |
193 | * {{Youkai}}: Based off the Gashadokuro, a huge skeletal youkai. |
194 | [[/folder]] |
195 | |
196 | !!Inverted Tower Demons |
197 | [[folder:Putrid Paladin]] |
198 | !!Putrid Paladin/[[spoiler:Blaze]] |
199 | !!!'''Location:''' Sky Gate |
200 | !!!'''Spirit Weapon:''' Sordid Sword |
201 | An armored knight similar to Grit. [[spoiler:Is in fact a robot piloted by a female human named Blaze, who was a soldier Flame's physical template was designed from, and was corrupted by the Spirit Weapons she stole.]] |
202 | ---- |
203 | * FallenHero: [[spoiler:They were sent by Gauntlet to steal weapons from Ravenous' army, only to get corrupted by the sword they stole.]] |
204 | * MirrorBoss: It's basically an evil version of Grit, capable of blocking attacks and even breaking weapons to cast spells. |
205 | * WhatHappenedToTheMouse: It's never really shown [[spoiler:what happens to Blaze after Putrid Paladin is defeated, considering that she's ejected out alive after defeat. Judging by the cutscene, however, it's implied that she had been too far corrupted to be saved]]. |
206 | [[/folder]] |
207 | |
208 | [[folder:Pazuzu]] |
209 | !!Pazuzu |
210 | !!!'''Location:''' Ravenous City |
211 | !!!'''Spirit Weapon:''' Stinger |
212 | ---- |
213 | * BlowYouAway: As a nod to being a demon king of wind, one of his attacks is to cause a constant gust of wind that attempts to blow Flame/Grit into his tail segments |
214 | * SegmentedSerpent: Everything below his lower body is wormlike, ending in a scorpion tail. |
215 | * TrickBoss: You initially encounter it as a large Pazuzu statue that does absolutely nothing other than bounce around when hit. Hit it a few times, however, and the actual Pazuzu erupts out to start the fight for real. |
216 | [[/folder]] |
217 | |
218 | [[folder:Furfur]] |
219 | !!Furfur |
220 | !!!'''Location:''' Goblin Factory |
221 | !!!'''Spirit Weapon:''' Storm Scepter |
222 | ---- |
223 | * InstantRunes: The first phase of the battle consists of him casting spells using these. |
224 | * PoweredArmor: Dons a flying mechanical suit at the end of the fight, with a {{BFG}} that shoots goblins as ammunition. |
225 | * RandomEffectSpell: Whichever move he uses is dependent on which shape his rune roulette stops on. The Square rune has him simply chase you to hit you with his scepter, the Diamond rune summons enemies, the Circle rune causes him to use a ChasingYourTail laser, the Star rune gives him a DoppelgangerAttack, and in a ShoutOut to the ''Literature/ArsGoetia'', the Triangle rune causes him to become vulnerable for a period of time. |
226 | * ShoutOut: The only boss demon in the game from the ''Literature/ArsGoetia''. In a nod to the book, he becomes vulnerable if he attempts to use a triangle rune, as it is the way to bind him into speaking the truth in the original literature. |
227 | [[/folder]] |
228 | |
229 | [[folder:Charon]] |
230 | !!Charon |
231 | !!!'''Location:''' Canals |
232 | !!!'''Spirit Weapon:''' Charon's Oar |
233 | ---- |
234 | * EverybodyHatesHades: A death-related god is cast as a villain in this game. |
235 | * ImprobableWeaponUser: His weapon of choice is a giant boat paddle. |
236 | * InterestingSituationDuel: At low health, he destroys the platform the player character is on, and they're forced to fight him on his boat. |
237 | * TheFerryman: Based off Charon from Greek Mythology. Although he apparently transports weapons in his boat, as shown by one of his attacks. |
238 | [[/folder]] |
239 | |
240 | [[folder:Beelzebub]] |
241 | !!Beelzebub |
242 | !!!'''Location:''' Catacombs |
243 | !!!'''Spirit Weapon:''' Shovel |
244 | ---- |
245 | * BanditMook: He's capable of temporarily sealing Grit inside his bag. Hit him enough to release Grit. |
246 | * FliesEqualsEvil: Appears to be a giant fly, and also summons fly swarms from below as a DesperationAttack. |
247 | * ShovelStrike: His main weapon is a shovel, which he can either hit you with or use to dig up rocks. |
248 | [[/folder]] |
249 |
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