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Thunder Force (Video Game)
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A Shoot 'Em Up series by now-defunct Japanese game developer Technosoft, which began in 1983 as an obscure multi-directional overhead shooter. It eventually transformed into a side-scrolling shooter from the third installment onward and became famous among the classic gaming community for its memorable synth-rock soundtrack.The Excuse Plot puts the player in the shoes of a Galaxy Federation soldier piloting the Fire Leo series of starfighters against the overwhelming odds of the cybernetic ORN Empire. Thunder Force V shifts the focus to Earth wherein humans discover the wreckage of Thunder Force IV's Fire Leo Rynex ship, which they refer to as "Vasteel", and begin to reverse-engineer its technology for the betterment of mankind. However, things go very wrong when the Guardian, an advanced A.I. designed for the purpose of reverse-engineering Rynex, goes haywire and decides to use the military technology it created based off of the alien starfighter to try and wipe out the human race—but not before humanity manages to create its own Vasteel starfighter. Thunder Force V is also known for having more story than the previous games, which ties together the events of IV.The sixth installment was trapped in Development Hell for a decade, but was eventually released. | |
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Genre Shift | |
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Genre Shift: Across two games; Thunder Force II adds some side-scrolling areas to go with TF1-style overhead areas, and Thunder Force III does away with overhead areas completely. | |
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Unstable Equilibrium | |
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Unstable Equilibrium: From III onwards, dying takes away your current weapon. This can lead to situations in which you avoid using the most effective weapon for the situation, lest you die and lose it. | |
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Multiple Endings | |
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Multiple Endings: IV just changes what song plays during the ending depending on the difficulty, but V's ending is decided by whether you beat the final boss fast enough, and VI has three endings depending on what ship and difficulty you chose and whether you used a continue. | |
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Easy-Mode Mockery | |
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Easy-Mode Mockery: II MD has an easy difficulty setting, Training. It ends the game after you complete the stage you choose to start at. Consequently, because the stage select only goes up to stage 3-1, you cannot play any higher stages with it. The Easier Than Easy difficulty level in VI is called "Kids" difficulty. Apparently, not wanting to play the game at the intended difficulty means that one is as mature as a child. Furthermore, clearing the game on this difficulty results in a bad ending. The SEGA AGES versions of AC and IV have an Arrange Mode where dying does not take away any of your weapons, but like VI's lowest difficulty, it is called "Kids" mode. | |
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Artificial Human | |
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Artificial Human: Cenes Crawford, Player Character of V is actually a clone of a dead Ace Pilot. Same as C CTNs C of VI. | |
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Adaptation Expansion | |
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Adaptation Expansion: In III and AC, Stage 8 is a very short stage before the Final Boss. It gets expanded into a fuller stage in Spirits. | |
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Wave-Motion Gun | |
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Wave-Motion Gun: The Rynex's Thunder Sword. | |
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Limit Break | |
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Thunder Force V (Saturn, 1997) — The first game in the series with three-dimensional graphics, and introduces the Over Weapon system. Ported to the PlayStation as Thunder Force V: Perfect System, with less slowdown (but reduced visuals) and some omake content. | |
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Arrange Mode | |
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The SEGA AGES versions of AC and IV have an Arrange Mode where dying does not take away any of your weapons, but like VI's lowest difficulty, it is called "Kids" mode. | |
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Awesome, but Impractical | |
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Awesome, but Impractical: In V and VI, you can make your ship do rolls. It does nothing but look stylish | |
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Gratuitous Foreign Language | |
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Gratuitous Foreign Language: Two in Thunder Force VI — an obscure and extinct language spoken in the Western Xia dynasty (now China) called Tangut, and Mongolian. | |
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Game-Breaking Bug | |
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Game-Breaking Bug: Sometimes when playing Thunder Force VI enemy bullets will either be pixelated or just plain vanish. For example, when fighting the ORN Emperor's final form, his fireball-like attacks will suddenly become invisible. | |
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I Let You Win | |
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I Let You Win: The Guardian in Thunder Force V. Cenes Crawford in her last message even lampshades this by stating that had it not done so, the odds of just surviving those battles wasn't even in single digits. | |
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Sequential Boss | |
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Sequential Boss: Many of them. Of note is Armed Armament Arm from V, who has three different forms. Same applies to UNKNOWN II, the Final Boss (effectively a Fusion Dance of the Khaos and Guardian A.I.s. With Khaos in charge). | |
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Video Game 3D Leap | |
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Video Game 3D Leap: As a presentation upgrade starting with V. | |
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Boring, but Practical | |
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Boring, but Practical: Twin Shot and Back Fire, the only weapons you don't lose when you die. | |
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Recurring Boss | |
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Recurring Boss: A good chunk of the bosses in III and V get another shot in VI, but the most recurring boss character in the series is Gargoyle, who is the first boss of III and its adaptations, IV (as Gargoyle Diver) and VI (as Gargoyle Perfect). | |
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Noodle Incident | |
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Noodle Incident: Cenes Crawford's previous "deaths" in V. | |
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Bittersweet Ending | |
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Bittersweet Ending: Thunder Force IV has the Rynex getting crippled while escaping the explosion following the defeat of Khaos and being abandoned to drift in space, while the scientists of the Galactic Federation admit that sending it off to battle was a huge mistake on their part. The "sweet" aspect comes to fruition in VI, as Earth and the Galactic Federation ultimately form an alliance because of Rynex ending up in Earth's hands and spawning Vasteel technology. V has Cenes Crawford, pilot of the Gauntlet/Vambrace, learn that the Guardian was on Earth's side all along, and that it did what it could to help her fight Khaos, who was behind the corruption. Cenes destroys herself and the Vambrace so that another incident like that can not happen again. As it turns out in VI, however, ORN Empire ends up finding its way to Earth, forcing Earth to resurrect Vasteel technology. | |
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A.I. Is a Crapshoot | |
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A.I. Is a Crapshoot: Main plot of V. Humanity built a super computer named Guardian to study the wreckage of Rynex, the 4th game's Fire Leo. It then built a large fleet of starships based on the data. Then Guardian's AI damper program mysteriously disappeared and it turned against humanity with said fleet. Guardian is still loyal to humanity. Khaos (the Big Bad from the previous game) escaped its destruction by transferring its program to Rynex, which deleted the AI damper after Guardian accessed its history logs. In the end, Guardian reveals that it helped humanity by purposefully spreading its forces thin and leaving critical flaws in its tactics, allowing the protagonist, Cenes Crawford, to destroy the fleet. | |
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Crosshair Aware | |
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Crosshair Aware: The Sky Raid stage in IV | |
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Player Mooks | |
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Player Mooks: You can unlock the Rynex-R, the main fighter of the Galactic Federation, in VI. | |
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Big "WHAT?!" | |
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Big "WHAT?!": The name of the BGM for the second half of Stage 1 in IV is What?. Where!: The track title for the second half of the fourth stage of the same game. | |
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Super Title 64 Advance | |
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Super Title 64 Advance: The PlayStation port of Thunder Force V was called Thunder Force V: Perfect System. | |
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Reporting Names | |
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Reporting Names: In V, the people of Earth don't know that the wayward ship that landed on their planet is called the Rynex, so they christen it as Vasteel. | |
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Early-Installment Weirdness | |
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Early-Installment Weirdness: The first game, released in 1983, has no side-scrolling stages and plays more like a combination of Xevious and Time Pilot, and is similar to 1985's Raid On Bungeling Bay. It also features a Public Domain Soundtrack (Rossini's William Tell Overture) that plays throughout the entire game. The second introduces side-scrollers and the third game does away with overhead stages entirely. The second game, the first one with side-scrolling segments, has no speed change function. | |
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Death Is a Slap on the Wrist | |
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Death Is a Slap on the Wrist: The default ship in VI doesn't lose its weapons when you die. The "Kids" mode in the SEGA AGES versions of AC and IV prevent you from losing your weapons upon death. | |
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Single-Biome Planet | |
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Single-Biome Planet: The sole exception is V, which occurs on Earth. The ocean planet in VI is a post-global warming world and you will get to pass the submerged city at one point. The jungle is really an abandoned space colony, with overgrown forests having overtook residental area. | |
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Happy Ending Override | |
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Happy Ending Override: V overrides the Bittersweet Ending of IV, revealing that Khaos transferred itself into Rynex, remaining dormant even after Earth discovers "Vasteel." It's when the AI known as the Guardian attempts to access the history logs that Khaos truly sets the game's events into motion. | |
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The Dragon | |
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The Dragon: ORN Faust is this in IV and VI, serving as the penultimate boss in both of those games. | |
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Redshirt Army | |
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Redshirt Army: The Galactic Federation in IV and VI | |
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Fan Sequel | |
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Fan Sequel: Broken Thunder, released after V and before VI. The good news: Hyakutaro Tsukumo worked on the soundtrack. The bad news: It was so ill-received that it is theorized that Tsukumo's involvement with it was why he was left out of Thunder Force VI's soundtrack. | |
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Nostalgia Level | |
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Nostalgia Level: Stage 5 in Thunder Force AC and Thunder Spirits is a recreation of Thunder Force II's Stages 5-2 and 6-2 (4-2 and 5-2 in the Genesis/MD port, respectively). Thunder Force VI's second stage, the fire stage, looks a lot like Gorgon from Thunder Force III, being a Lethal Lava Land with fire pillars and even a 1-Up in the exact same fireball hazard. | |
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Easier Than Easy | |
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The Easier Than Easy difficulty level in VI is called "Kids" difficulty. Apparently, not wanting to play the game at the intended difficulty means that one is as mature as a child. Furthermore, clearing the game on this difficulty results in a bad ending. | |
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Space Zone | |
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Space Zone: VI plays with this by having the background move around with no effect on gameplay at times. | |
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Sequel Hook | |
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Sequel Hook: The Good Ending in VI shows a new Fire LEO ship flying off into the horizon followed by the words "Thunder Force VI: The Legend of Wings - To Be Continued". Whether Thunder Force VII will happen or not has yet to be seen, though. | |
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Mid-Season Upgrade | |
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Mid-Season Upgrade: The player's RVR-01 Gauntlet upgrades to the RVR-02 Vambrace in V, which has superior weapons. As well as the Brigandine module, a super durable part that supplies unlimited use of Secondary Fire. Although the Brigandine only lasts for one stage. Also happens in IV where the Rynex starts off functionally similar to the Styx, but at the halfway point it gets fitted with the Thunder Sword and gains spherical CLAW drones that serve as capacitors for the Thunder Sword. | |
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Interface Screw | |
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Interface Screw: Normally when your shots impact against objects, the explosions are red if they cause damage, and blue if they do not. This However, in IV, the Blade weapon, as well as the Snake's floor and ceiling explosives, release red explosions regardless of whether your shots are causing damage. This means you can spend 5 or so minutes against a boss using these weapons and wondering why it won't die, then switch to another weapon and realize you were not shooting its weak point. In V, the Boss Warning Siren glitches out upon encountering the Guardian. | |
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Orbiting Particle Shield | |
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Orbiting Particle Shield: The Craw powerups soak enemy bullets and can fire a few of their own. | |
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Secret Character | |
| Thunder Force (Video Game) / int_6bff99d4 | comment |
Secret Character: Styx is unlockable in the Saturn and Switch versions of Thunder Force IV. In both case, you need to beat the game once on the stock settings with the former also require the player to input a code note Press start while holding Y and X before starting the game after the unlock condition is met. The Sega Ages versions of AC adds three additional player ships unlocked in the same way: Rynex, Rynex with the Thunder Sword attachment and the Mass Production Styx, which differ from regular Styx in its ability to speed up the rotation of its CLAW drones. | |
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Real-Time Weapon Change | |
| Thunder Force (Video Game) / int_6e9277c | comment |
Real-Time Weapon Change: You can instantly change weapons at any time by pressing the weapon change button, or the button of the weapon you want in V if Direct Control is enabled. | |
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Excuse Plot | |
| Thunder Force (Video Game) / int_70d8269d | comment |
Excuse Plot: Most of the series. Though it starts getting elaborated upon starting with IV, which continues further in V. | |
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Godzilla Threshold | |
| Thunder Force (Video Game) / int_72856b70 | comment |
Godzilla Threshold: The impending invasion of the ORN forces in VI prompted Earth to reengineer Vasteel technology and even rebuilding the Sword Fleet. The same technology Cenes Crawford and the Guardian tried to seal in V. | |
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Suicide by Cop | |
| Thunder Force (Video Game) / int_73328e84 | comment |
Suicide by Cop: The Guardian in V, in order to save humanity from Khaos/Vasteel's influence. | |
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Kaizo Trap | |
| Thunder Force (Video Game) / int_75f38750 | comment |
Kaizo Trap: The boss of Stage 9 in IV will try to ram you during its death animation. | |
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Later-Installment Weirdness | |
| Thunder Force (Video Game) / int_7b21ef92 | comment |
Later-Installment Weirdness: In the fifth and sixth games, Twin Shot and Back Shot are no longer replacable weapons, that is, they cannot be replaced by another weapon that you pick up. The most that is done to them is that in V, they get replaced for plot reasons in the second half of the game. Unlike the prior four games, VI gives you all of your weapons at the start and does not take any of them away upon death, but only if you're using the default Phoenix ship or its 11th-Hour Superpower counterpat, the Syrinx. | |
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Raising the Steaks | |
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Raising the Steaks: Iron Maiden from V is an undead animal of sorts (complete with flies, rotting flesh, and blood). Its description? "It was dead, but alive at the same time". | |
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Always Accurate Attack | |
| Thunder Force (Video Game) / int_7ba493b0 | comment |
Always Accurate Attack: The Free Range in V worked like this — anything entering the green wireframe area would be in for a world of (unavoidable) hurt. | |
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And Now for Someone Completely Different | |
| Thunder Force (Video Game) / int_7bf14666 | comment |
And Now for Someone Completely Different: V initially comes across as this, as it's set around 22nd Century Earth, though the story reveals a considerable connection to the events of IV. Especially since Vasteel is Rynex and that the Guardian was compromised by Khaos. | |
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Too Awesome to Use | |
| Thunder Force (Video Game) / int_7d561d58 | comment |
Too Awesome to Use: III (on Normal and Easy), IV, V, and VI (Rynex-R only) all take away your current weapon upon death, which can lead to the player having to use inferior weapons in difficult spots if they want to keep that awesome-but-difficult-to-get weapon. | |
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Attack Its Weak Point | |
| Thunder Force (Video Game) / int_82108e3d | comment |
Normally when your shots impact against objects, the explosions are red if they cause damage, and blue if they do not. This However, in IV, the Blade weapon, as well as the Snake's floor and ceiling explosives, release red explosions regardless of whether your shots are causing damage. This means you can spend 5 or so minutes against a boss using these weapons and wondering why it won't die, then switch to another weapon and realize you were not shooting its weak point. | |
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Difficulty by Region | |
| Thunder Force (Video Game) / int_83edb5ab | comment |
Difficulty by Region: The Japanese version of AC (which is the version used in Thunder Force Gold Pack 2) is more difficult than the later World (dubbed "New Version" in the Sega Ages version of AC) release, Mostly, everything has twice as much health. Lightening Force is easier than the Japan version of ''IV. Enemies and bosses have less health, bosses telegraph their attacks more and are not as fast and aggressive, and this version adds a cheat where the player can start with 99 lives by setting their life count to 0 in the option menu. | |
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Playing with a Trope | |
| Thunder Force (Video Game) / int_8741b74 | comment |
Where!: The track title for the second half of the fourth stage of the same game. | |
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Fetus Terrible | |
| Thunder Force (Video Game) / int_8c8bd091 | comment |
Fetus Terrible: The ORN Emperor in VI is an extremely ugly and monstrous infant with 3 eyes and varying number of irises in each of them. Apparently, the design was lifted from a character from a manga the project director had once drawn. | |
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| Thunder Force (Video Game) / int_8e9cf84e | comment |
"Blind Idiot" Translation: Many, many examples. "This is Exceliza, I want to fly now!" "Mission accomplished. I'll be right back." The boss subname for A3 in V ("It died three times, and was reborn twice") is often accused of this because it sounds odd at first — it's because A3 transforms into three different modes during the fight. The Greek mythology-themed planet names in III are screwed up too, namely Seiren (Siren), Haides (Hades), and Ellis (Eris). | |
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EveryTenThousandPoints | |
| Thunder Force (Video Game) / int_907fc128 | comment |
Every 10,000 Points: The series is known for cranking out tons of extends. | |
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Big Bad | |
| Thunder Force (Video Game) / int_970c790a | comment |
Big Bad: Khaos is a pretty impressive one. After harassing The Federation for two games, we've finally blown it up in the third. Only to find its program was transferred to a secondary system in the fourth. And it's even revealed to be the one behind Guardian's rampage in the fifth. | |
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Justified Extra Lives | |
| Thunder Force (Video Game) / int_991cdd51 | comment |
Justified Extra Lives: Thunder Force V explained it as a cloning system called "Circulate Death". | |
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Evil Counterpart | |
| Thunder Force (Video Game) / int_9b54d536 | comment |
Evil Counterpart: The Vasteel Original (the Rynex) in V and Vasteel Nocht in VI. | |
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Weaponized Exhaust | |
| Thunder Force (Video Game) / int_9c842299 | comment |
Weaponized Exhaust: The Mass Production Styx in SEGA AGES: Thunder Force AC can use its engine exhaust to attack enemies by pressing the speed change button. Using it to destroy enemies nets a lot more points than using your proper weapons. | |
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One-Man Army | |
| Thunder Force (Video Game) / int_9e943076 | comment |
One-Man Army: In most of the games, but deconstructed in V. As it turns out, the reason Cenes Crawford was even able to take on the Guardian's forces, let alone the Sword Fleet at all was because the Guardian, still loyal to humanity despite Khaos compromising the AI's control, intentionally pursued Hollywood Tactics and left open gaping holes for Cenes and her squadmates to exploit. All so she could commit what amounts to a Suicide by Cop. | |
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Leitmotif | |
| Thunder Force (Video Game) / int_9f6fb586 | comment |
Leitmotif: And the Wind Blew All Day Long for Styx, Lightning Strikes Again for Rynex, and Beginning of War for Vambrace. In VI, ORN Faust has KIN3-COOL, which is a remix of Director Cool's theme from Segagaga, or if you use the Rynex or Syrinx, KIN3-CERB, which is a remix of "His Behavior Inspired Us with Distrust" from III. | |
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Homage | |
| Thunder Force (Video Game) / int_a1a1491e | comment |
Homage: Some of the boss names in Thunder Force V: Deep Purple, Iron Maiden, and A3 (for Alabama 3). | |
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Version-Exclusive Content | |
| Thunder Force (Video Game) / int_a868d6e | comment |
Version-Exclusive Content: Thunder Force AC, an arcade port of III, replaces the Haides and Ellis stages with new stages, one being some sort of space junkyard and the other being a replica of Stages 5-2 and 6-2 from Thunder Force II (4-2 and 5-2 in the Genesis/MD version). Thunder Spirits adds another modification in the form of a new capital ship in Stage 6 in place of the original Cerebrus. | |
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Robo Speak | |
| Thunder Force (Video Game) / int_ab940e63 | comment |
Robo Speak: The voice that announces power-ups. | |
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Soundtrack Dissonance | |
| Thunder Force (Video Game) / int_abad35b4 | comment |
Soundtrack Dissonance: VI has unusually cheerful music for Stage 5 (a Battleship Raid against the Cerberus 2) and Stage 6 (the ORN stronghold), if you're using the Rynex-R or Syrinx. Both tracks are by Motoaki Furukawa, who composed several Gradius soundtracks that also include holiday-esque final stage music. | |
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Dueling Player Characters | |
| Thunder Force (Video Game) / int_ac81e4b0 | comment |
Dueling Player Characters: Thunder Force V has you fighting the Vasteel Original / Rynex. Thunder Force VI has you fight Vasteel Nocht, which assembles giant versions of the Styx, Rynex, and Gauntlet. Notably, VI has the Rynex-R as an unlockable ship, making it the closest in the series you can get to a Mirror Match. | |
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Final Boss | |
| Thunder Force (Video Game) / int_ad4a45be | comment |
In V: "ALERT! The enemy is (approaching fast) / (dead ahead)! Code Name: <boss name> - <boss description>". The Final Boss mixes it up by having the usual alert screen play out, only to suddenly be replaced by "ALERT!" repeated across the screen. | |
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Convection, Schmonvection | |
| Thunder Force (Video Game) / int_b0a91b69 | comment |
Convection, Schmonvection: The fire planet levels throughout the series. | |
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Hard Levels, Easy Bosses | |
| Thunder Force (Video Game) / int_b4696bc | comment |
Hard Levels, Easy Bosses: Many bosses in III die within seconds of exposure to your weapons, especially the Sever. In contrast, the stages themselves have many deathtraps that demand twitch reflexes and R-Type-style memorization. | |
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Internal Homage | |
| Thunder Force (Video Game) / int_b545453b | comment |
Internal Homage: Thunder Force VI has many references to past games in the series. Perhaps too many. | |
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Transforming Mecha | |
| Thunder Force (Video Game) / int_b6ae5569 | comment |
Transforming Mecha: A3 (Armament Armed Arm) and Guardian's Knight from V and B3 (Barbaric Berserk Beast) from VI. | |
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I Cannot Self-Terminate | |
| Thunder Force (Video Game) / int_b731fa6e | comment |
I Cannot Self-Terminate: The Guardian, whether because it's designed that way or because Khaos has compromised the AI. This is also why the Guardian, which is still loyal to mankind, intentionally makes tactical errors and implicitly goads Cenes Crawford into Suicide by Cop. | |
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Promoted to Playable | |
| Thunder Force (Video Game) / int_b8f8b892 | comment |
Promoted to Playable: The Mass Production Styx, seen as NPC allies in Thunder Force IV, was backported into the SEGA AGES version of Thunder Force AC as a playable ship. | |
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Market-Based Title | |
| Thunder Force (Video Game) / int_b9c673a6 | comment |
Thunder Force IV (Genesis/MD, 1992) — Released as Lightening (sic) Force: Quest for the Darkstar in North America. Ported to the Saturn via Gold Pack 2, with less slowdown and III's player ship as an unlockable ship, and to the Nintendo Switch as part of the SEGA Ages series. | |
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Mirror Match | |
| Thunder Force (Video Game) / int_bbca7a41 | comment |
Thunder Force VI has you fight Vasteel Nocht, which assembles giant versions of the Styx, Rynex, and Gauntlet. Notably, VI has the Rynex-R as an unlockable ship, making it the closest in the series you can get to a Mirror Match. | |
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Precision F-Strike | |
| Thunder Force (Video Game) / int_bc00493f | comment |
Precision F-Strike: In Thunder Force II, when you lose your last life, the robo-voice exclaims "Shit!". In a similar vein, the pilot in Thunder Force AC complains "Oh, dammit!" when losing his second-to-last life. | |
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Alliterative Name | |
| Thunder Force (Video Game) / int_be009bbc | comment |
Alliterative Name: Thunder Force V's Armament Armed Arm (also known as "A3") and Thunder Force VI's Barbaric Berserk Beast (a.k.a. "B3") | |
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Break Them by Talking | |
| Thunder Force (Video Game) / int_bf110089 | comment |
Break Them by Talking: In the "Bad" Ending of VI, a message from ORN Faust is played calling for Earth's surrender. It contains many parallels with Guardian's Last Message in V, albeit using bleaker analogies to make its points. | |
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Layered Metropolis | |
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Layered Metropolis: Stage 3 of V, Human Road. | |
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One-Woman Wail | |
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One-Woman Wail: The opening and ending of Thunder Force VI. | |
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Harder Than Hard | |
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Harder Than Hard: "Very Hard" in Thunder Force II for the Sharp X68000, "Mania" in III, "Master" in the PlayStation version in V, and "Maniac" in IV and VI. | |
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Offscreen Moment of Awesome | |
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Offscreen Moment of Awesome: We never get to use the Phoenix's Brigandine in VI, which was featured in the opening. | |
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Final Boss Preview | |
| Thunder Force (Video Game) / int_c5eee42a | comment |
Final Boss Preview: IV had Versus at the end of the Battleship Raid level. Your team of ships try to destroy it and get their asses completely handed to them, forcing the remaining members of your squad to resort to giving you the Mid-Season Upgrade. Thankfully, you get your revenge in the final level. | |
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Fallen Hero | |
| Thunder Force (Video Game) / int_c6655b23 | comment |
Fallen Hero: The player's ship in IV, "Rynex", comes back in V as a Sequential Boss that you have to fight against and destroy. | |
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Cool Starship | |
| Thunder Force (Video Game) / int_c7b5445c | comment |
Cool Starship: The Fire-Leo series for the Galactic Federation and the RVR series for Earth. | |
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It's Up to You | |
| Thunder Force (Video Game) / int_cc374ba6 | comment |
It's Up to You: ORN's forces are so much greater than the Galaxy Federation's that if the Fire Leo fails, their regular forces won't stand a chance. In IV, other Galactic Federation fighters team up with you to take on the Cerberus battleship before being cut to ribbons in the boss fight immediately following. In V, your character leads a squad of RVR-01 Gauntlets (named "Thunder Force", incidentally). Later on, after the battle at Babel only the protagonist takes on the Guardian as only one model of the RVR-02 Vambrace is operational; Cene Crawford's report mentions that her squadmates essentially drew straws. | |
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Roaring Rampage of Revenge | |
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Roaring Rampage of Revenge: Halfway through IV this becomes the motivation for Rynex's pilot for going after Faust. | |
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Boss-Only Level | |
| Thunder Force (Video Game) / int_d15c1086 | comment |
Boss-Only Level: The final level of IV. | |
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SurprisinglyGoodEnglish | |
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Surprisingly Good English: All the English in V was there in the Japanese version as well. It kinda explains why the Guardian sounds slightly "off" compared to a native speaker. | |
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Roboteching | |
| Thunder Force (Video Game) / int_d5995bfd | comment |
Roboteching: The Hunter weapon. Your ship shoots out blue energy balls of doom that home in on the enemies. | |
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Lethal Lava Land | |
| Thunder Force (Video Game) / int_d7d588c8 | comment |
Thunder Force VI's second stage, the fire stage, looks a lot like Gorgon from Thunder Force III, being a Lethal Lava Land with fire pillars and even a 1-Up in the exact same fireball hazard. | |
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History Repeats | |
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History Repeats: In the bad ending of V, this trope is why the Guardian begs Cenes to destroy the Vambrace that she's piloting. However, she's unable to because it's too crippled to self-destruct. | |
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Boss Subtitles | |
| Thunder Force (Video Game) / int_e1aed0a9 | comment |
Boss Subtitles: V and VI. | |
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One World Order | |
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One World Order: Earth in V and VI, though its armies crumble before the rogue Guardian AI in the former and are struggling against the ORN Empire in the latter. | |
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Featureless Protagonist | |
| Thunder Force (Video Game) / int_e3f34fb4 | comment |
Featureless Protagonist: Averted in V, which places the player in the pilot's seat of female ace Cenes Crawford. | |
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11th-Hour Superpower | |
| Thunder Force (Video Game) / int_e5066b68 | comment |
Unlike the prior four games, VI gives you all of your weapons at the start and does not take any of them away upon death, but only if you're using the default Phoenix ship or its 11th-Hour Superpower counterpat, the Syrinx. | |
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GameplayAndStoryIntegration | |
| Thunder Force (Video Game) / int_e6630c8b | comment |
The boss subname for A3 in V ("It died three times, and was reborn twice") is often accused of this because it sounds odd at first — it's because A3 transforms into three different modes during the fight. | |
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Mecha Expansion Pack | |
| Thunder Force (Video Game) / int_e7099879 | comment |
The player's RVR-01 Gauntlet upgrades to the RVR-02 Vambrace in V, which has superior weapons. As well as the Brigandine module, a super durable part that supplies unlimited use of Secondary Fire. Although the Brigandine only lasts for one stage. | |
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Battleship Raid | |
| Thunder Force (Video Game) / int_e76151c3 | comment |
Battleship Raid: The Cerberus in III and VI. | |
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Insignificant Little Blue Planet | |
| Thunder Force (Video Game) / int_f01a1b71 | comment |
Insignificant Little Blue Planet: The Galaxy Federation would only know of the existence of Earth thanks to Rynex finding its way there by chance and the crew of Rynex vouching for the trustworthiness of the people of Earth. Granted, Earth forces do not disappoint and end up becoming The Cavalry for the Galaxy Federation in VI, arriving just in time when the ORN Empire lays siege on the Federation's capital planet. | |
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Dark Reprise | |
| Thunder Force (Video Game) / int_f3fd818b | comment |
Dark Reprise: The Bad Ending of VI (which can be achieved by playing the game on Kids or Easy mode) is this to the "Last Letter" from V. | |
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All Your Base Are Belong to Us | |
| Thunder Force (Video Game) / int_f4fd424c | comment |
All Your Base Are Belong to Us: In Stage 4 of VI, the Galaxy Federation's home planet is under attack by the ORN Empire. You must get in and stop the ORN Empire from destroying the planet. | |
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Recurring Boss Template | |
| Thunder Force (Video Game) / int_f67f4dbf | comment |
Recurring Boss Template: Gargoyle starting with III, and ORN Faust in VI. In addition, the Gaia Beast from the second game's third horizontal stage comes back as Dust Egg, the seventh boss of the fourth game. The main difference is that Dust Egg has a second, much more active phase where it rises up on some sort of tendril and lunges all over the place. | |
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Boss Warning Siren | |
| Thunder Force (Video Game) / int_f763003b | comment |
In V, the Boss Warning Siren glitches out upon encountering the Guardian. | |
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Attack Drone | |
| Thunder Force (Video Game) / int_fb9afaab | comment |
Attack Drone: The CLAWs for the Fire Leo series. | |
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Player Character | |
| Thunder Force (Video Game) / int_fbc074c3 | comment |
In V, your character leads a squad of RVR-01 Gauntlets (named "Thunder Force", incidentally). Later on, after the battle at Babel only the protagonist takes on the Guardian as only one model of the RVR-02 Vambrace is operational; Cene Crawford's report mentions that her squadmates essentially drew straws. | |
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Hopeless Boss Fight | |
| Thunder Force (Video Game) / int_fc07d409 | comment |
Hopeless Boss Fight: Versus for stage 5 in Thunder Force IV. | |
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One-Winged Angel | |
| Thunder Force (Video Game) / int_fc33ff16 | comment |
One-Winged Angel: Gargoyle Perfect in VI. | |
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Awesome, but Temporary | |
| Thunder Force (Video Game) / int_fd2b6ace | comment |
Awesome, but Temporary: In V, when you reach Stage 5 you gain access to the Brigandine module, an attachment to a new ship you also get at the same time, the Vambrace. The Brigandine has infinite-use Twin Shot and Back Shot Over Weapons that can easily shred any non-boss enemy. However, it also has a Life Meter, and once it runs out or you proceed to the next stage, it's gone and you have to go on in just the Vambrace, which is still an upgrade over the Gauntlet but does not have the blatantly overpowered weaponry of the Brigandine. | |
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Theme Naming | |
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Theme Naming: The ship names: Styx, Rynex, Syrinx as well as the Gauntlet, Vambrace, and Brigandine. | |
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