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Trillion: God of Destruction (Video Game)
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Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_mobile_ad_1'); })Trillion: God of Destruction is a 2016 game made by Compile Heart for PlayStation Vita as part of the Makai Ichiban Kan ("Number 1 House in Hell") series, a project that consists of multiple non-connected games which are developed as part of Compile Heart's branding for titles created by a newly established development team.A PC port was released on November 7, 2016 as well.Zeabolos, a great overlord and the former overlord of wrath, was having a normal life in the underworld when he discovers Trillion, a powerful monster with a trillion HP. An attempt to battle Trillion leads to his death. However, he comes back to life by making a pact with Faust, a mysterious woman who wields a grimoire: in exchange for Zeabolos' soul, Faust will revive him. Back on his feet, Zeabolos travels to find a way to defeat Trillion, aided by six Overlords (who are all cute girls), in order to stop the destruction of the underworld.Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_mobile_ad_2'); })The game is a mixture of Sim RPG and Rogue Like in which you have to train your overlord to be strong enough to defeat Trillion. During training, you can raise their stats, improve their weapons and techniques or take a break. | |
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Anyone Can Die: Your first playthroughs will have a few or all your overlords die against Trillion. However, you can bring someone back to life if your relationship with her is high enough. The true ending path can add Elma, Cerberus and Faust to the body count. | |
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Amplifier Artifact: The Ring of the Tyrant, which houses Zeabolos' lost power. It's actually this power the Overlords are drawing out, so it can be passed from one to another, if necessary. | |
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Antagonist Title: The eponymous Trillion, the main bad guy of the game. | |
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Arbitrary Headcount Limit: Justified. Trillion releases a powerful miasma ahead of it, and only Zeabolos is powerful enough to repel it, so only the Overlord wearing the Ring of the Tyrant can even get close enough to fight it. In addition, an Overlord's entourage of familiars is capped based on their leadership stats. | |
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