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Spyborgs (Video Game)
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Spyborgs is a mecha-themed Beat 'em Up actioner developed by Bionic Games and published by Capcom, one of the company's few games developed outside of Japan.Set in a futuristic world with graphics resembling classic Saturday Morning Cartoons, the player are in control of a trio of the titular Spyborgs, Cyborg secret agents (well, obviously) battling against a robotic army led by the Mad Scientist, Jackal. When Jackal's mechanical army managed to breach the Spyborg's quarters, they'll pummel their way through legions and legions of robotic foes across multiple levels before finally confronting Jackal in an epic showdown. | |
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Elevator Action Sequence | |
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Elevator Action Sequence: There's one leading to Jackal's headquarters, where the Spyborgs fights their way on a rising platform while mooks crawls from the other side trying to swarm them left and right. | |
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Artificial Limbs | |
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Artificial Limbs: Post-cyborgification, Stinger's left arm is now mechanical. Which doubles as a Power Fist or Arm Cannon to help him kick way more ass. | |
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Law of Chromatic Superiority | |
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Law of Chromatic Superiority: The first two enemy types, Carrion and Reapers, have their black-and-red upgraded variants, Carrion EX and Reaper EX, both whom are far deadlier than their regular counterparts and appears around halfway into the game. | |
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Top-Heavy Guy | |
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Top-Heavy Guy: Bouncer's human-sized legs are hilariously tiny compared to it's massive upper body. The first boss, Eighty-Six, might have a huge upper body, but when it leaps backwards the player can see that it's lower part is a comparatively smaller SkeleBot 9000 frame. | |
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Background Boss | |
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Background Boss: Eighty-Six, the "Colossal Assassin", a giant-sized Killer Robot fought on a burning helipad. It can only be damaged when it's near the rooftop's edge. | |
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Hedge Maze | |
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Hedge Maze: One such maze appears in an early stage, where enemies will literally jump out from the walls to assault the Spyborgs. | |
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Kunoichi | |
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Clandestine, a Spyborg kunoichi and a Cyber Ninja who excels in speed-based attacks, the game's Fragile Speedster. | |
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Sequential Boss | |
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Sequential Boss: Lieutenant Colt, the boss of the volcano base, is an ex-Spyborg who first fights like a Mirror Boss, being the same size as the individual Spyborg heroes. Defeat him and he falls into the lava pool in the arena's middle... only it turns out his cybernetic modifications allowed him to survive extreme heat, where he then climbs out inside a massive mecha (resembling a King Mook version of the crab-like Quad Hunters). Cue second phase of his fight. Jackal, when faced as a Final Boss, first pilots his Skull Mecha on the Spyborgs, and a Stationary Boss (being a gigantic mechanical skull attached to a wall). Defeat it and the mecha's skull part suddenly detaches and grows mechanical, scorpion-like legs as well as a robitc stinger, and must be fought all over again. | |
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Assist Character | |
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Assist Character: The missions requires at least two Spyborgs in battling enemy forces. On single-player mode, the AI will control one random Spyborg by default (depending on the player's choice) - they're decent enough in kicking ass and are necessary to perform the Coup de Grâce Cutscene below. | |
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Mecha-Mooks | |
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Mecha-Mooks: All the game's enemies are machines, sent by Jackal to deal with the titular Spyborgs which they rip apart in obscene numbers every stage. | |
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Hellish Copter | |
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Hellish Copter: The helipad escape sees the Spyborgs fighting their way out through hordes and hordes of enemies, and reaching the rooftop where the Chinook-type helicopter radioed by Vox is waiting to pick them up. Alas, it's destroyed three seconds after it shows up onscreen, when Eighty-Six climbs to the helipad and stomps down it's fists. | |
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The Stinger | |
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The Stinger: After the end credits, Bouncer suddenly reveals it can talk... in Voxel's voice. Stinger and Clandestine had the appropriate reaction, just as Bouncer tells Stinger their next mission is "his favourite kind". Then the game ends. | |
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The Goomba | |
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The Goomba: Carrions are the first enemies encountered, doesn't have any ranged attacks, and dies after a tiny handful of hits. They have a red-and-black upgraded variant called Carrion EX halfway into the game. | |
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Sword Lines | |
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Sword Lines: For all the three Spyborgs, be it Clandestine's katana, or Stinger and Bouncer's mechanical fists, each of their swings tends to leave behind lines and arcs. | |
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Cyber Ninja | |
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Cyber Ninja: Clandestine, the sole female Spyborg, is a cyber-kunoichi. | |
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Wolverine Claws | |
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Wolverine Claws: The Carrion-class enemies (both the weak default types and their upgraded EX counterparts) have giant claws as fingers which they use to rip the Spyborgs apart. | |
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Idiosyncratic Combo Levels | |
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Idiosyncratic Combo Levels: Combined with Alphabetical Theme Naming, best to worst: Awesome! (40+ hit-combo) Brutal! (30+ hit-combo) Crazy! (20+ hit-combo) Decent... (10+ hit-combo) | |
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Shockwave Stomp | |
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Shockwave Stomp: Bouncer can pull this off by smashing both it's fists into the floor, sending a circular shockwave that damages all surrounding enemies. | |
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Token Robot | |
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Bouncer, a huge robot who appears to be the sole fully-mechanical member of the Spyborg trio. The Big Guy and Mighty Glacier that hits the hardest and can tank plenty of attacks. | |
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SkeleBot 9000 | |
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The first boss, Eighty-Six, might have a huge upper body, but when it leaps backwards the player can see that it's lower part is a comparatively smaller SkeleBot 9000 frame. | |
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Battle Amongst the Flames | |
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Battle Amongst the Flames: The stage leading to the helipad sees the Spyborgs fighting hordes and hordes of robots in a burning penthouse, and occasionally the floorboards will give way for more fire to penetrate and damage their health. | |
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Big Bad | |
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Big Bad: Jackal, a Mad Scientist Robot Master who controls a hostile robot army and is fought as the endgame's boss. | |
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Jack of All Stats | |
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Stinger, an ex-human soldier recently rebuilt in a lab after supposedly perishing in battle, with most of his organic parts converted to machines. The easy-to-use Jack of All Stats for all players. | |
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Final Boss | |
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Jackal, when faced as a Final Boss, first pilots his Skull Mecha on the Spyborgs, and a Stationary Boss (being a gigantic mechanical skull attached to a wall). Defeat it and the mecha's skull part suddenly detaches and grows mechanical, scorpion-like legs as well as a robitc stinger, and must be fought all over again. | |
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Battle in the Rain | |
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Battle in the Rain: It's raining heavily in the industrial city when the Spyborgs arrives, with them fighting through plenty of enemies amidst downpour in any stages set outdoors. Even as the Spyborgs made it indoors occasionally they walk past windows and see that it's still raining outside. | |
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Mission Control | |
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Mission Control: Voxel serves as the Spyborgs' liaison and contact in-between levels and during gameplay, for briefing and providing objectives. | |
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Cyber Cyclops | |
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Cyber Cyclops: Eighty-Six, the Killer Robot fought on the helipad, has a single red eye as it's sole facial feature. | |
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Mook Debut Cutscene | |
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Mook Debut Cutscene: Whenever a new enemy type appears. Even the first, goomba-variety enemy, the Carrion, have an introductory cutscene. | |
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Kill Enemies to Open | |
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Kill Enemies to Open: Stage exits are often sealed by Red Barriers generated by the enemy. Every single onscreen mook needs to be killed to deactivate the barriers, allowing access to the next area. | |
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Mirror Boss | |
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Lieutenant Colt, the boss of the volcano base, is an ex-Spyborg who first fights like a Mirror Boss, being the same size as the individual Spyborg heroes. Defeat him and he falls into the lava pool in the arena's middle... only it turns out his cybernetic modifications allowed him to survive extreme heat, where he then climbs out inside a massive mecha (resembling a King Mook version of the crab-like Quad Hunters). Cue second phase of his fight. | |
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Lethal Lava Land | |
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Lethal Lava Land: One stage is set inside Jackal's volcano lair, with lava pools, rivers, and platforms used for jumping around. Colt, the stage's boss is even fought on a platform where he can summon lava geysers to back him up. | |
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Machine Blood | |
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Machine Blood: Most onscreen enemies bleeds, despite being robots, and completed stages will have multiple patches of robotic fluid amidst destoyed mecha-mooks. Some of them even spills red. | |
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Combination Attack | |
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Combination Attack: The "Finisher Bonus" attack, a nicely-rendered cutscene where everything runs on Bullet Time, as the players (or the AI-controlled partner) deals an impressive execution move together. | |
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Extendable Arms | |
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Extendable Arms: Reapers, the second enemies introduced, have extendable right arms ending with massive pincers they'll use to claw at the Spyborgs. There's also an upgraded Reaper enemy whose extending arms ends with spiked balls. | |
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Deadly Rotary Fan | |
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Deadly Rotary Fan: In the final cutscene, after Jackal's defeat his skull-scorpion-mecha - with him still inside - gets chewed apart by a massive industrial fan at the arena's back. | |
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