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Undying Phoenix (Video Game)
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Directed by Nominal Dingus, Undying Phoenix is a mod for Friday Night Funkin', and a recursive mod of Vs Sonic.exe, refreshing the experience of the original mod with alternate versions of its songs.The main synopsis is that the new major antagonist, Xanthus, had reset the events of the story, all so everything would be changed this time. Are you up for this new challenge?Song List (Opponent vs. Player)Story Mode: All Hail The King Let's Play (Alternate Too Slow) (Xanthus vs. Boyfriend) I'm In Your Head (Alternate You Can't Run) (Xanthus vs. Boyfriend)note Not implemented yet The Fighters (Alternate Triple Trouble) (Xanthus, Soul Tails, Soul Knuckles, Soul Robotnik and Soul Metal Sonic vs. Boyfriend, Pico and Majin Sonic)note Not implemented yetFree Play/Sound TestIntroduced in Version 1 Forever (Alternate Endless) (Majin Sonic vs. Boyfriend) Death Sentence (Alternate Execution) (Lord X vs. Daddy Dearest)Introduced in the Early Bird update Early Bird (Alternate Milk) (Sunky.MPEG vs. Boyfriend)Upcoming Silver Lining Once See The Sunrise (Alternate My Horizon) (Facidna and Witsune vs. Boyfriend) | |
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Recursive Fanfiction | |
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A leitmotif of "Chaotic Endeavours" from the Recursive Fanfiction mod of the same name plays out at the halfway point in "Forever", both songs primarily featuring Majin Sonic. | |
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All There in the Manual | |
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The three standard victims (Tails, Knuckles, and Dr. Eggman) in "The Fighters" don't show up completely mutilated from the get-go, unlike in the original mod's "Triple Trouble". Whilst Dr. Eggman turns into his mutilated form at times throughout his sections, the lore document indicates that this is Xanthus attempting to keep Dr. Eggman compliant through pain. Of course, this ends out not working, as the good doctor's will wins out, and he brings Pico along as a reward for occupying and entertaining him. | |
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Tombstone Teeth | |
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Tombstone Teeth: A major distinguishing feature of Xanthus is how his mouth is stuffed entirely of big, fat, rectangular teeth, which can be seen in the artwork for "I'm In Your Head", "The Fighters", and shows up in his sprites for "Let's Play" so far. | |
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Like Father, Like Son | |
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Like Father, Like Son: Carlos was originally a game show host before his ratings dropped and he resigned to being a talk show host instead. He then inspired his grandson to do his own talk show, hence how The Unused and Majin Show came into being. | |
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Adaptation Expansion | |
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Adaptation Expansion: The main week covers all three of the primary Sonic.EXE levels instead of just "Hide & Seek". The only Friday Night Funkin' characters present in the original Vs. Sonic.exe were Boyfriend and Girlfriend, with Pico planned to appear in the cancelled 3.0 update. Undying Phoenix starts out with another FNF character alongside BF and GF, Daddy Dearest, who take's Boyfriend's place in the mod's "Execution" equivalent. "The Fighters" is longer than "Triple Trouble", not only bringing a fifth rival into the action in the form of Metal Sonic, but also evening out the odds by having Pico and Majin Sonic join the fight at later stages. | |
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Mythology Gag | |
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Mythology Gag: A multitude to various other Sonic.exe works, as well as a few to Nominal's previous videos. "Once See the Sunrise" is named like the achievement of the same name in fan-made Sonic the Hedgehog 3 & Knuckles remake, Sonic 3: Angel Island Revisited. The achievement in question requires Knuckles to defeat the boss on the top exit to Ice Cap Act 1 with Tails as his companion, just as how the opponents of the song of the same name resemble Knuckles and Tails. The alternate equivalents of "You Can't Run" and "Triple Trouble" see a location shift to other zones that the original creepypasta describes for Knuckles and Robotnik's sections, that being Scrap Brain Zone, and a checkerboard-floored Marble Zone. The Sound Test code for "Forever" is 19 93, likely referring to 1993, the year in which Sonic CD was released. At the start of "Forever", Majin Sonic says "Ohayōgozaimasu!"note Good Morning in Japanese, in Nominal's previous remix of Triple Trouble, "Four Way Fracture", Majin says the same phrase at the start of his segment. A leitmotif of "Chaotic Endeavours" from the Recursive Fanfiction mod of the same name plays out at the halfway point in "Forever", both songs primarily featuring Majin Sonic. "The Fighters" is inspired by a previous remix Nominal Dingus did of "Triple Trouble" titled "Four Way Fracture", down to Majin showing up to assist Boyfriend. Quite a bit of dialogue shown in "Memorialize" is based on that heard in the official Encore remix of "Thriller-Gen". Lord X's section of "Falter Alters" starts off in a white void and the ground of Green Hill Zone, echoing "Trichael", emphasized by the instrumental being a recreation of said song. When the section intensifies, the background switches to the throne room he was seen in during Sonic PC Port's trailer, also with statues of the seven guardians on display. | |
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Lampshade Hanging | |
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Lampshade Hanging: When Majin shows up during "The Fighters", he says to not act like Boyfriend (and by extension, the player) wasn't expecting him to show up, referring to his surprise appearance in the original "Four-Way Fracture" song. | |
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Noodle Incident | |
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Noodle Incident: As revealed by Carlos, something happened between him and Xanthus that caused the latter to be banned from his show. | |
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Adaptational Location Change | |
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The alternate equivalents of "You Can't Run" and "Triple Trouble" see a location shift to other zones that the original creepypasta describes for Knuckles and Robotnik's sections, that being Scrap Brain Zone, and a checkerboard-floored Marble Zone. | |
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Pre-Mortem One-Liner | |
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Pre-Mortem One-Liner: Majin delivers one near the end of "The Fighters" before he and Boyfriend step up to face down Xanthus once and for all. | |
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Gratuitous Japanese | |
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At the start of "Forever", Majin Sonic says "Ohayōgozaimasu!"note Good Morning in Japanese, in Nominal's previous remix of Triple Trouble, "Four Way Fracture", Majin says the same phrase at the start of his segment. | |
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Digital Abomination | |
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Xanthus is a sentient piece of malware that manifested in a Sonic Mega Collection disk. | |
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Late-Arrival Spoiler | |
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Late-Arrival Spoiler: A WIP version of "Early Bird" was present in the first demo's files before it was officially added to the mod in the following update. | |
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Justified Tutorial | |
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Justified Tutorial: While the normal Tutorial song that is part of the mod counts, Majin provides one at the beginning of the main week to introduce the new "Focus" mechanic to help out throughout the songs in the mod. | |
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Marathon Level | |
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Marathon Level: "The Fighters" is this even more so than the original "Triple Trouble". Whereas "Triple Trouble" was 8 minutes and 29 seconds, and its cover, "Four-Way Fracture", reached 10 minutes and 53 seconds, "The Fighters" clocks in at a whopping 13 minutes and 9 seconds. "Falter Alters" also surpasses "Trinity" by a long shot. The original song clocked in at 6 minutes and 20 seconds, while "Falter Alters" reaches 9 minutes and 46 seconds in total. | |
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Spared by the Adaptation | |
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Spared by the Adaptation: Compared to the original Vs Rewrite, where Boyfriend is attacked and his fate left ambiguous, here, thanks to aid from an alternate version of himself, Boyfriend successfully survives Rewrite's assault. Even before that, he stays alive the whole way through, enough to see Rewrite's One-Winged Angel form for himself. | |
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Sore Loser | |
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Xanthus is much less of a Sore Loser than Xenophanes was, only truly losing his cool the moment Majin shows up in "The Fighters". | |
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Token Good Teammate | |
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Token Good Teammate: Neither Carlos nor Majin mean any real harm, as they're both aiming to help the player and Boyfriend on their journey where they can. Majin even comes along to assist Boyfriend and Pico in the final fight against Xanthus. It's justified in Majin's case, as "Submerged" revealed that he's actually Sonic the Hedgehog himself (more specifically, a variant of Sink). | |
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Little Known Facts | |
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Little Known Facts: A character named "Carlos" (portrayed as a version of Majin wearing a suit) drops these on the Sound Test menu, referring to certain characters in the base game, or in this mod. These change up on each visit to the menu. | |
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Art Shift | |
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While Xenophanes mainly keeps Boyfriend and Girlfriend in one location, save for the brief pixelated Green Hill Zone segment, Xanthus drags them all throughout the three major zones of the Sonic.EXE game; "Hide and Seek" for "Let's Play", "You Can't Run" for "I'm In Your Mind", and "..." for "The Fighters". | |
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Purple Is Powerful | |
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Purple Is Powerful: Xanthus's final form includes purple fur, and he is at his most powerful in "The Fighters". | |
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Contrasting Sequel Antagonist | |
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Contrasting Sequel Antagonist: Xenophanes and Xanthus both differ drastically between their mods. For one, while Xenophanes sees himself as a God of his world, Xanthus lacks that belief, instead seeing himself as a king of the world he lives in. Upon being given a microphone by Boyfriend, Xanthus actually smashes it right away instead of at the end of "Let's Play", proclaiming that it isn't necessary for what he has planned. Xanthus is much less of a Sore Loser than Xenophanes was, only truly losing his cool the moment Majin shows up in "The Fighters". While Xenophanes mainly keeps Boyfriend and Girlfriend in one location, save for the brief pixelated Green Hill Zone segment, Xanthus drags them all throughout the three major zones of the Sonic.EXE game; "Hide and Seek" for "Let's Play", "You Can't Run" for "I'm In Your Mind", and "..." for "The Fighters". The three standard victims (Tails, Knuckles, and Dr. Eggman) in "The Fighters" don't show up completely mutilated from the get-go, unlike in the original mod's "Triple Trouble". Whilst Dr. Eggman turns into his mutilated form at times throughout his sections, the lore document indicates that this is Xanthus attempting to keep Dr. Eggman compliant through pain. Of course, this ends out not working, as the good doctor's will wins out, and he brings Pico along as a reward for occupying and entertaining him. | |
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Ascended Extra | |
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Ascended Extra: Majin Sonic. Not only are he and his grandfather, Carlos, a big aid in Boyfriend and Girlfriend's journey this time around, but Majin himself has a part to play in the final fight against Xanthus. | |
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Evil vs. Evil: "Death Sentence" plays out like this, with Daddy Dearest, the base game's lead antagonist trying to stop Boyfriend from dating his daughter, facing off against Lord X, a reality-warper of his own world. | |
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Promoted to Playable | |
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Promoted to Playable: Daddy Dearest during "Death Sentence", and Pico and Majin Sonic in "The Fighters". | |
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High-Altitude Battle | |
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High-Altitude Battle: Later turns of "Forever" play out like this, taking place above the forest canopy and at mountains with starlit skies, culminating with Majin and Boyfriend duking it out on a flying star platform before returning to the forest. | |
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A God Am I | |
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For one, while Xenophanes sees himself as a God of his world, Xanthus lacks that belief, instead seeing himself as a king of the world he lives in. | |
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Composite Character | |
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Composite Character: In Submerged, it is revealed that Majin used to be this universe's version of Sink (though there's a chance it might be Carlos), who escaped with the help of the mask. | |
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Early-Bird Cameo | |
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Early-Bird Cameo: Sunky appeared on the title art for the mod's GameBanana page before his song was in the mod proper. | |
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Decomposite Character | |
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Decomposite Character: In Vs Rewrite, Majin, Sonic.EXE and Lord X were actually alternate forms taken by Rewrite to pray on the nostalgia factor of the player's mind. In "Falter Alters", however, they are instead separate from Rewrite, being puppeteered in some form throughout the song. The homestretch also shows the three locked in cages while Boyfriend and Rewrite clash one last time. | |
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Last-Second Word Swap | |
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Subverted by Rewrite, as when he tells Boyfriend who he is in "Memorialise", he says "I AM SONIC :)" However, he exaggerates this trope in both "Memorialise" and "Falter Alters", instead proclaiming "I AM ALL". | |
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One-Winged Angel | |
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One-Winged Angel: During "The Fighters", Xanthus puts his final form on display, letting loose all his power against Boyfriend and his companions. In the homestretch of "Falter Alters", Rewrite changes into a form that dwarfs Boyfriend and is Multi-Armed and Dangerous. | |
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You Shouldn't Know This Already | |
| Undying Phoenix (Video Game) / int_fc85fadc | comment |
You Shouldn't Know This Already: After completing the main week, a sticky note will appear in the Sound Test with codes for a few other songs, like "Forever", "Death Sentence" and "Early Bird". However, trying to enter these before finishing the main week will have Carlos call the player out on this before sending them back to the main menu. | |
| Undying Phoenix (Video Game) / int_fc85fadc | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
| Undying Phoenix (Video Game) / int_fc85fadc | featureConfidence |
1.0 | |
| Undying Phoenix (Video Game) | hasFeature |
Undying Phoenix (Video Game) / int_fc85fadc | |
| Undying Phoenix (Video Game) / int_name | type |
ItemName | |
| Undying Phoenix (Video Game) / int_name | comment |
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| Undying Phoenix (Video Game) / int_name | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
| Undying Phoenix (Video Game) / int_name | featureConfidence |
1.0 | |
| Undying Phoenix (Video Game) | hasFeature |
Undying Phoenix (Video Game) / int_name | |
| Undying Phoenix (Video Game) / int_name | itemName |
Undying Phoenix (Video Game) |
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