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** In the TrueEnding, Garl, who has never had magical powers and never will, throws an apple at the goddamn Fleshmancer to goad him into fighting.
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* In the TrueEnding, Garl, who has never had magical powers and never will, throws an apple at the goddamn Fleshmancer to goad him into fighting.
** Even better, after a prolonged pounding from all six heroes - including another ShootEmUp section with Luana and Solen ''ripping him apart'' - it's Garl [[DidYouJustPunchOutCthulhu who finishes the Fleshmancer off]] with a [[DidYouJustFlipOffCthulhu simple, undignified slap]] to a dark god's ''face'' with a pot lid. It doesn't just bring him to his knees, either - after everything the rest of the party did to Aephorul, Garl ''knocks him to the ground.'' The entire time, the Fleshmancer can only scream out questions about how he could ''possibly'' be losing to these people. He's left cowering on the ground in defeat, and just to drive the point home, Resh'an's simulacrum fades, which Resh'an said it would only do if the crisis was resolved. In effect, [[PhysicalGod Valere and Zale ascended,]] and then they, B'st, Seraï, a simulacrum, and [[BadassNormal Garl]] beat the Fleshmancer into the ground, which forced him to ''flee,'' tail between his legs, never to disturb Seraï's world again.
** Even better, after a prolonged pounding from all six heroes - including another ShootEmUp section with Luana and Solen ''ripping him apart'' - it's Garl [[DidYouJustPunchOutCthulhu who finishes the Fleshmancer off]] with a [[DidYouJustFlipOffCthulhu simple, undignified slap]] to a dark god's ''face'' with a pot lid. It doesn't just bring him to his knees, either - after everything the rest of the party did to Aephorul, Garl ''knocks him to the ground.'' The entire time, the Fleshmancer can only scream out questions about how he could ''possibly'' be losing to these people. He's left cowering on the ground in defeat, and just to drive the point home, Resh'an's simulacrum fades, which Resh'an said it would only do if the crisis was resolved. In effect, [[PhysicalGod Valere and Zale ascended,]] and then they, B'st, Seraï, a simulacrum, and [[BadassNormal Garl]] beat the Fleshmancer into the ground, which forced him to ''flee,'' tail between his legs, never to disturb Seraï's world again.
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* The ending. Resh'an finally shows up again to give Luana and Solen a DareToBeBadass as they realize ''a World Eater'' is on its way to devour Seraï's world - and having fully awakened and ascended, ''they can now defeat it.'' It's a brief UnexpectedGameplayChange to a ''ShootEmUp'' where Luana and Solen utterly clown on the creature with their full power, ripping it apart with lunar and solar shots and even ''massive laser beams.'' They kill it within ''minutes'' before going on to the other worlds under Resh'an's purview to right wrongs.
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** What really sells the sequence is the music playing throughout. Seraï's world typically has a techno remix for each track from the Home world play whenever it's queued up. During the preliminary fight with the Dweller of Dread's tentacles, the normal boss theme plays ''without'' techno instrumentation. This persists into the actual fight the Dweller of Dread and the scene afterwards where Valere and Zale unlock their full power. At that point it becomes clear you aren't listening to ''boss'' themes - you're ''listening to the Solstice Warriors' themes.''
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** What really sells the sequence is the music playing throughout. Seraï's world typically has a techno remix for each track from the Home world play whenever it's queued up. During the preliminary fight with the Dweller of Dread's tentacles, the normal boss theme plays ''without'' techno instrumentation. This persists into the actual fight with the Dweller of Dread and the scene afterwards where Valere and Zale unlock their full power. At that point it becomes clear you aren't listening to ''boss'' themes - you're ''listening to the Solstice Warriors' themes.''
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* In Seraï's world, the Fleshmancer blotted out the sun and sunk the moon into the ocean to prevent Soltice Warriors from causing an eclipse that might harm his Dwellers. So what do Zale and Valere do? Get powerful enough to kick the Dweller of Dread's ass ''without an eclipse'', something '''no Solstice Warrior before them ever accomplished.''' All the duo needed was allow the sun to grace Seraï's world and be near the moon at the bottom of the sea, and their power was magnified as if they were empowered by an eclipse. This wasn't a weak Dweller like Woe, either - the Dweller of Dread had been subsisting on Seraï's world for ''hundreds of years'' and had subjected Seraï's people to UnwillingRoboticisation so they'd be feeding it constantly, meaning it was ''easily'' getting more food than the Dwellers of Woe, Strife, or even Torment could ever imagine. At that moment, the duo from Mooncradle truly became the most powerful Solstice Warriors.
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* In Seraï's world, the Fleshmancer blotted out the sun and sunk the moon into the ocean to prevent Soltice Warriors from causing an eclipse that might harm his Dwellers. So what do Zale and Valere do? Get powerful enough to kick the Dweller of Dread's ass ''without an eclipse'', something '''no Solstice Warrior before them ever accomplished.''' All the duo needed to do was allow the sun to grace Seraï's world and be near the moon at the bottom of the sea, and their power was magnified as if they were empowered by an eclipse. This wasn't a weak Dweller like Woe, either - the Dweller of Dread had been subsisting on Seraï's world for ''hundreds of years'' and had subjected Seraï's people to UnwillingRoboticisation so they'd be feeding it constantly, meaning it was ''easily'' getting more food than the Dwellers of Woe, Strife, or even Torment could ever imagine. At that moment, the duo from Mooncradle truly became the most powerful Solstice Warriors.
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** In Seraï's world, the Fleshmancer blotted out the sun and sunk the moon into the ocean to prevent Soltice Warriors from causing an eclipse that might harm his Dwellers. So what do Zale and Valere do? Get powerful enough to kick the Dweller of Dread's ass ''without an eclipse'', something even Brugaves and Erlina never managed to do.
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** What really sells the sequence is the music playing throughout. Seraï's world typically has a techno remix for each track from the Home world play whenever it's queued up. During the preliminary fight with the Dweller of Dread's tentacles, the normal boss theme plays ''without'' techno instrumentation. This persists into the actual fight the Dweller of Dread and the scene afterwards where Valere and Zale unlock their full power. At that point it becomes clear you aren't listening to ''boss'' themes - you're ''listening to the Solstice Warriors' themes.''
** Mixing with heartwarming is that after the battle, you get to see Repine's reaction as the sun is uncovered and the moon lifts into the sky. The majority of Repine was mentally broken mere moments before, as the Solstice Warriors entered the Infinite Abyss, but the [[HopeBringer heroic actions of Valere and Zale actually manage to snap them out of their despair.]] When the player returns to Repine, the residents are still a little loopy, but are generally much more hopeful and happy.
** Finally, all of this just goes out on a limb to definitively prove Brugaves' cowardice and Erlina's nihilism ''wrong.'' When confronted at the Haunted Mansion, Erlina
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* Garl baking the world's largest loaf of bread using a friggin' volcano as an oven. As part of a plan to safely awaken a dragon which is prophesized to destroy the world if it wakes up. A plan that ''works.''
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* Garl baking the world's largest loaf of bread using a friggin' volcano as an oven. As part of a plan to safely awaken a dragon which is prophesized prophesied to destroy the world if it wakes up. A plan that ''works.''
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* The game itself won [[https://twitter.com/seaofstarsgame/status/1723019818024972466 The Golden Joystick Awards' 2023 Best Indie Game]] trophy.
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* The game itself won [[https://twitter.com/seaofstarsgame/status/1723019818024972466 The Golden Joystick Awards' 2023 Best Indie Game]] trophy.trophy, and [[https://twitter.com/thegameawards/status/1732954124218675435 the Game Awards 2023's Best Indie Game]] to boot!
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* When B'st gets a new body made of living glass, Resh'an warns him that the body will fall apart unless B'st maintains an unwavering force of will. It never even comes close to cracking, not even after being buried for ''days'' as Garl's substitute.
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* When B'st gets a new body made of living glass, Resh'an warns him that the body will fall apart unless B'st maintains an unwavering force of will. It never even comes close to cracking, not even after being buried for ''days'' as Garl's substitute.substitute.
* The game itself won [[https://twitter.com/seaofstarsgame/status/1723019818024972466 The Golden Joystick Awards' 2023 Best Indie Game]] trophy.
* The game itself won [[https://twitter.com/seaofstarsgame/status/1723019818024972466 The Golden Joystick Awards' 2023 Best Indie Game]] trophy.
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* Every single time Valere and Zale emphatically reject a NotSoDifferentRemark from [[spoiler:Erlina and Brugaves]]. They aren't brainwashed at all, just better people than [[spoiler:their mentors]] ever were.
** In [[spoiler:Seraï's world]], the Fleshmancer blotted out the sun and sunk the moon into the ocean to prevent Soltice Warriors from causing an eclipse that might harm his Dwellers. So what do Zale and Valere do? Get powerful enough to kick the Dweller of Dread's ass ''without an eclipse'', something even Brugaves and Erlina never managed to do.
** In [[spoiler:Seraï's world]], the Fleshmancer blotted out the sun and sunk the moon into the ocean to prevent Soltice Warriors from causing an eclipse that might harm his Dwellers. So what do Zale and Valere do? Get powerful enough to kick the Dweller of Dread's ass ''without an eclipse'', something even Brugaves and Erlina never managed to do.
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* Every single time Valere and Zale emphatically reject a NotSoDifferentRemark from [[spoiler:Erlina Erlina and Brugaves]]. Brugaves. They aren't brainwashed at all, just better people than [[spoiler:their mentors]] their mentors ever were.
** In[[spoiler:Seraï's world]], Seraï's world, the Fleshmancer blotted out the sun and sunk the moon into the ocean to prevent Soltice Warriors from causing an eclipse that might harm his Dwellers. So what do Zale and Valere do? Get powerful enough to kick the Dweller of Dread's ass ''without an eclipse'', something even Brugaves and Erlina never managed to do.
** In
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** In the TrueEnding, Garl, who has never had magical powers and never will, throws an apple at [[spoiler:the goddamn Fleshmancer]] to goad him into fighting.
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* When B'st gets a new body made of living glass, Resh'an warns him that the body will fall apart unless B'st maintains an unwavering force of will. It never even comes close to cracking.
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** In the TrueEnding, Garl, who has never had magical powers and never will, throws an apple at [[spoiler:the the goddamn Fleshmancer]] Fleshmancer to goad him into fighting.
* When B'st gets a new body made of living glass, Resh'an warns him that the body will fall apart unless B'st maintains an unwavering force of will. It never even comes close tocracking.cracking, not even after being buried for ''days'' as Garl's substitute.
* When B'st gets a new body made of living glass, Resh'an warns him that the body will fall apart unless B'st maintains an unwavering force of will. It never even comes close to
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* Every single time Valere and Zale emphatically reject the attempts of [[spoiler:Erlina and Brugaves]] to pull a NotSoDifferent. They aren't brainwashed at all, just better people than [[spoiler:their mentors]] ever were.
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* Every single time Valere and Zale emphatically reject the attempts of a NotSoDifferentRemark from [[spoiler:Erlina and Brugaves]] to pull a NotSoDifferent.Brugaves]]. They aren't brainwashed at all, just better people than [[spoiler:their mentors]] ever were.
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* Every single time Valere and Zale emphatically reject the attempts of [[spoiler:Erlina and Brugaves]] to pull a NotSoDifferent. They aren't brainwashed at all, just better people than [[spoiler:their mentors]] ever were.
** In [[spoiler:Seraï's world]], the Fleshmancer blotted out the sun and sunk the moon into the ocean to prevent Soltice Warriors from causing an eclipse that might harm his Dwellers. So what do Zale and Valere do? Get powerful enough to kick the Dweller of Dread's ass ''without an eclipse'', something even Brugaves and Erlina never managed to do.
* Seraï using her portal powers to open a huge gate to the outside, letting in eclipse light to weaken the Dweller of Torment.
* Garl baking the world's largest loaf of bread using a friggin' volcano as an oven. As part of a plan to safely awaken a dragon which is prophesized to destroy the world if it wakes up. A plan that ''works.''
** In the TrueEnding, Garl, who has never had magical powers and never will, throws an apple at [[spoiler:the goddamn Fleshmancer]] to goad him into fighting.
* When B'st gets a new body made of living glass, Resh'an warns him that the body will fall apart unless B'st maintains an unwavering force of will. It never even comes close to cracking.
** In [[spoiler:Seraï's world]], the Fleshmancer blotted out the sun and sunk the moon into the ocean to prevent Soltice Warriors from causing an eclipse that might harm his Dwellers. So what do Zale and Valere do? Get powerful enough to kick the Dweller of Dread's ass ''without an eclipse'', something even Brugaves and Erlina never managed to do.
* Seraï using her portal powers to open a huge gate to the outside, letting in eclipse light to weaken the Dweller of Torment.
* Garl baking the world's largest loaf of bread using a friggin' volcano as an oven. As part of a plan to safely awaken a dragon which is prophesized to destroy the world if it wakes up. A plan that ''works.''
** In the TrueEnding, Garl, who has never had magical powers and never will, throws an apple at [[spoiler:the goddamn Fleshmancer]] to goad him into fighting.
* When B'st gets a new body made of living glass, Resh'an warns him that the body will fall apart unless B'st maintains an unwavering force of will. It never even comes close to cracking.
