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* ObsessiveCompulsiveBartending: She is always seen lightly wiping down a glass. Hilariously, she doesn't even stop while Laika is interrogating Herman.
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* ResurrectiveImmortality: Like her mother, grandmother and her ancestors, Laika is able to come back from the dead. Weirdly enough, this also applies to her bike.
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* ResurrectiveImmortality: Like her mother, grandmother and her ancestors, Laika is able to come back from the dead. Weirdly enough, this This also applies to her bike.bike due to it being made from said ancestors' bones.
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* IDidWhatIHadToDo: Delusionally, he somehow believes that [[TheNeedsOfTheMany the Birds will leave where We Live Alone if he gives them Puppy in exchange]], and tells Laika that he isn't afraid to die if the village survives because of him.
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* IDidWhatIHadToDo: Delusionally, he somehow believes that [[TheNeedsOfTheMany the Birds will leave where Where We Live Alone alone if he gives them Puppy in exchange]], and tells Laika that he isn't afraid to die if the village survives because of him.
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* CruelAndUnusualDeath: Laika winds up killing him by using her bike hook to messily and gorily tear his throat out.
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* CruelAndUnusualDeath: Laika winds up killing him by using her bike hook to messily and gorily tear his throat out.out before crushing him under the altarpiece on his own back.
* BoomHeadshot: After all the Bird soldiers on it are dead, it will attempt to barrel up from beneath Laika complete with a cinematic camera rotation, [[PressXToNotDie prompting you to quickly shoot it in the head to finish it off]].
* {{BFG}}: In addition to its BubbleGun attacks, it will fire out waves of bullets from its giant central turret that slightly track Laika's position. She can block them with the underside of her bike as if they were normal bullets.
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The last living inhabitant of Where Rock Bleeds. When Laika is sent to make an alliance with the mining town, he says that over two hundred of them have been rounded up by the Birds and trapped in the deepest part of the mine. After clearing the town of Birds and killing A Caterpillar Made of Sadness, Laika discovers that he lied to her, that the miners all died months ago and he was really just using her to get rid of the Birds and their war machine.
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The last living inhabitant of Where Rock Bleeds. When Laika is sent to make an alliance with the mining town, he says that over two hundred of them have been rounded up by the Birds and trapped in the deepest part of the mine. After clearing the town of Birds and killing A Caterpillar Made of Sadness, Laika discovers that he lied to her, that the miners all died months ago and he was really just using her to get rid of the Birds and their war machine.
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A Bird in the Undercity whom Beícoli gives Puppy to. They plan to harvest Puppy's blood and offer it to the Bird leadership in exchange for a spot in Heaven.
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** When [[WouldHurtAChild Herman kidnaps Puppy]], she apprehends him Where We Forget at Laika's request and doesn't raise any fuss when Laika interrogates him and [[BoomHeadshot paints his brains all over her bar]].
** She momentarily drops her bitter pessimism out of respect while talking about Lewis'
** When [[WouldHurtAChild Herman kidnaps Puppy]], she apprehends him Where We Forget at Laika's request and doesn't raise any fuss when Laika interrogates him and [[BoomHeadshot paints his brains all over her bar]].
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* ColdSniper: Downplayed. She seems pretty distant when BoomHeadshot: Laika talks kills him with a point-blank pistol shot to her, but it's implied the skull, complete with MonochromaticImpactShot.
* DirtyCoward: He's so afraid of the Birds that he's willing to kidnap Puppy. He's more afraid of Laika, especially after she gives [[ToThePain a long, graphic description of how she'll torture him and keep him alive until thepain end of watching his natural lifespan if he doesn't tell her friend die and where Puppy is]].
* SignatureHeadgear: Laika is able to tell that he's thegeneral hardship one who kidnapped Puppy because he left his iconic derby cap at the scene of Where We Live have made her a little cold, as she's still pretty courteous.the crime.
* DirtyCoward: He's so afraid of the Birds that he's willing to kidnap Puppy. He's more afraid of Laika, especially after she gives [[ToThePain a long, graphic description of how she'll torture him and keep him alive until the
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* BoomHeadshot: Laika kills her much in the same manner as Herman, with a swift pistol shot right between the eyes.
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[[folder:Pope Melva VIII]]
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* BullyingADragon: Trook isn't too clear on how deadly of a MamaBear Laika is, and attempts to double back on their negotiation with her. It earns them [[BoomHeadshot a bullet to the brain]].
* TooDumbToLive: Even after Laika explains that she's fully prepared to give some of her own blood in exchange for Puppy's safety, Trook decides they don't trust her and loudly announce that they're going to shoot Puppy anyway. Laika shoots them without a second thought.
* WouldHurtAChild: They're fully willing to kill Puppy for their own personal benefit.
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The Birds' current genetically-augmented Pope, and one of the weakest Popes in Bird history. Laika kills him at the very top of the Big Tree in the Papal Terrace in an effort to cripple the Birds' morale.
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* BoomHeadshot: Laika kills them by shooting them in the head.
* BullyingADragon: Trook isn't too clear on how deadly of a MamaBear Laika is, and attempts to double back on their negotiation with her. It earns them [[BoomHeadshot a bullet to the brain]].
* TooDumbToLive: Even after Laika explains that she's fully prepared to give some of her own blood in exchange for Puppy's safety, Trook decides they don't trust her and loudly announce that they're going to shoot Puppy anyway. Laika shoots them without a second thought.
* WouldHurtAChild: They're fully willing to kill Puppy for their own personal benefit.
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[[folder:Pope Melva VIII]]
The Birds' current genetically-augmented Pope, and one of the weakest Popes in Bird history. Laika kills him at the very top of the Big Tree in the Papal Terrace in an effort to cripple the Birds' morale.
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* WhamShot: At first glance, the Hundred Hungry Beaks seems to be just an armored bulldozer, decorated with bird skulls. Gruesome, but nothing out of the ordinary. But then you shoot it and find out that [[BioweaponBeast not only does it bleed, but it also screeches in pain]]. This is your first clue about the War Machines' true nature.
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* WhamShot: At first glance, the A Hundred Hungry Beaks seems to be just an armored bulldozer, decorated with bird skulls. Gruesome, but nothing out of the ordinary. But then you shoot it and find out that [[BioweaponBeast not only does it bleed, but it also screeches in pain]]. This is your first clue about the War Machines' true nature.
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* DueToTheDead: In order to honor his sister's death, he sneaks out of Where We Live against the Elder's orders and buries Orella's ashes not Where Our Ancestors Rest, but at a spot Where Birds Came From with [[VideoGameVista a perfect sweeping overview of the Big Tree on the horizon]], due to her love for the Tree and the history and culture it stored.
* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: His plan to destroy the Big Tree ends up driving his sister Orella to suicide, much to his horror.
* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: His plan to destroy the Big Tree ends up driving his sister Orella to suicide, much to his horror.
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* DueToTheDead: In order to honor his sister's cousin's death, he sneaks out of Where We Live against the Elder's orders and buries Orella's ashes not Where Our Ancestors Rest, but at a spot Where Birds Came From with [[VideoGameVista a perfect sweeping overview of the Big Tree on the horizon]], due to her love for the Tree and the history and culture it stored.
* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: His plan to destroy the Big Tree ends up driving hissister cousin Orella to suicide, much to his horror.
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* HateSink: While some Birds throughout the story are put in a sympathetic light, The Two-Beak God has ''no'' redeeming qualities and is every bit the genocidal, bloodthirsty fascistic monster that Laika believes all Birds to be.
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* HateSink: While some Birds throughout the story are put in a sympathetic light, The Two-Beak God has ''no'' redeeming qualities and is every bit the genocidal, bloodthirsty fascistic monster that Laika believes all Birds to be.
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* PuttingOnTheReich: Fitting [[ANaziByAnyOtherName their ideals]] like a glove, Bird soldiers dress remarkably similar to Nazi stormtroopers as well as the overall aesthetic of the Bird Empire being very Nazistic.
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The civilian and military leader of the Birds, and the ultimate evil Laika must confront. After capturing Laika during her ascent to Heaven in the Birds' floating city, The Two-Beak God gloats to her about his plan to eradicate all life in the Wasteland using the Egg and how he plans to harvest Laika's blood and use it to create an army of unkillable Bird super-soldiers. But first, he shall entertain the bird masses by [[FinalBoss repeatedly killing Laika, over and over again]].
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* BossArenaIdiocy: He traps Laika in a cage with slanted corners, allowing her to use her bike to travel up the walls and be able to flip in order to reload her weaponsweapons. [[TacticalSuicideBoss If he had made the corners sharp, she'd be a sitting duck and unable to fight back]].
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* TheSocialDarwinist: The Birds' culture clearly maintains that might makes absolute right, which has led to them purging the weakest of their kind, attempting to create super-birds through genetic engineering and fostered a mindset amongst their soldiers that causes them to be [[SociopathicSoldier extremely ruthless and needlessly cruel to anyone they view as below them]].
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* TheTheocracy: Their church and state seem to be almost inseparably intertwined, with their leader being called "the Two-Beaked God" and their veneration of their Popes bordering on {{God Emperor}}ship. It's for this reason that Laika is instructed to destroy the Big Tree, their most sacred site of worship, as the Elder believes it will deal a crippling morale blow to the Birds. It doesn't; it just makes them more fanatical.
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* TheTheocracy: Their church and state seem to be almost inseparably intertwined, with their leader being called "the Two-Beaked Two-Beak God" and their veneration of their Popes bordering on {{God Emperor}}ship. It's for this reason that Laika is instructed to destroy the Big Tree, their most sacred site of worship, as the Elder believes it will deal a crippling morale blow to the Birds. It doesn't; it just makes them more fanatical.
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A fiendish contraption Jakob discovers Where Birds Lurk. Laika dispatches it without much issue.
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* WarmUpBoss: As the game's first boss, A Hundred Hungry Beaks is more of a tutorial on how bosses in this game typically have some kind of unique bike-related movement gimmick connected to them. As such, it has the most straightforward kind-- BossArenaIdiocy: He traps Laika must simply in a cage with slanted corners, allowing her to use her bike to travel up the walls and be able to flip off of its front bulldozer blade when it charges at her in order to shoot its multitude reload her weapons
* BossBanter: Throughout his fight, he will [[IShallTauntYou mock and taunt Laika for thinking that she has a chance against him]] and to listen to the roar ofheads.the crowd of angry Birds who all want to watch her die.
* CommissarCap: Both of his two heads have one of these with the Bird Empire insignia on it.
* TheGeneralissimo: The Two-Beak God is simultaneously the civic, military and [[GodEmperor presumably religious leader]] of the Bird Empire.
* GodEmperor: He is the living god of the Birds and the absolute authority to which all Birds bow, even their Popes.
* LargeAndInCharge: He is ''massive'', outranking even Pope Melva VIII in sheer size, and it's clear that he uses said size to earn the fear and respect of all the Birds he commands.
* ManyFacedDivinity: Invoked. He has two heads, and considers himself the GodEmperor of the Bird Empire.
* TacticalSuicideBoss: He doesn't seem to grasp that Laika having access to her bike and being able to come back from the dead infinitely means ''eventually'' she's going to kill both of his two heads, and instead revels in being able to repeatedly kill her.
* BossBanter: Throughout his fight, he will [[IShallTauntYou mock and taunt Laika for thinking that she has a chance against him]] and to listen to the roar of
* CommissarCap: Both of his two heads have one of these with the Bird Empire insignia on it.
* TheGeneralissimo: The Two-Beak God is simultaneously the civic, military and [[GodEmperor presumably religious leader]] of the Bird Empire.
* GodEmperor: He is the living god of the Birds and the absolute authority to which all Birds bow, even their Popes.
* LargeAndInCharge: He is ''massive'', outranking even Pope Melva VIII in sheer size, and it's clear that he uses said size to earn the fear and respect of all the Birds he commands.
* ManyFacedDivinity: Invoked. He has two heads, and considers himself the GodEmperor of the Bird Empire.
* TacticalSuicideBoss: He doesn't seem to grasp that Laika having access to her bike and being able to come back from the dead infinitely means ''eventually'' she's going to kill both of his two heads, and instead revels in being able to repeatedly kill her.
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* WarmUpBoss: As the game's first boss, A Hundred Hungry Beaks is more of a tutorial on how bosses in this game typically have some kind of unique bike-related movement gimmick connected to them. As such, it has the most straightforward kind-- Laika must simply flip off of its front bulldozer blade when it charges at her in order to shoot its multitude of heads.
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* WarmUpBoss: As the game's first boss, A Hundred Hungry Beaks is more of a tutorial on how bosses in this game typically have some kind of unique bike-related movement gimmick connected AllForNothing: Orella describes to them. As such, it has the most straightforward kind-- Laika must simply flip off after she kills him that Melva VIII was an extremely weak Pope that the Bird military [[TheSocialDarwinist deliberately sidelined from having any real authority]], [[NiceJobBreakingItHero and that now they'll just replace him with a stronger Pope]], rendering Laika's goal of its front bulldozer blade when crushing the Birds' morale moot.
* AttackItsWeakPoint: Shooting enough of his eggs will cause him to reveal his head, allowing Laika to attach her bike hook to his neck and yank on itcharges to deal damage to him.
* CruelAndUnusualDeath: Laika winds up killing him by using her bike hook to messily and gorily tear his throat out.
* FlunkyBoss: Melva VIII doesn't directly attack Laika so much as jump around his arena and pelt eggs at her inorder to shoot its multitude the hope that she gets crushed by one of heads.them.
* WeaponizedOffspring: His primary means of attack is jumping around his arena while shooting eggs at Laika which split into smaller egg clumps upon being shot.
* AttackItsWeakPoint: Shooting enough of his eggs will cause him to reveal his head, allowing Laika to attach her bike hook to his neck and yank on it
* CruelAndUnusualDeath: Laika winds up killing him by using her bike hook to messily and gorily tear his throat out.
* FlunkyBoss: Melva VIII doesn't directly attack Laika so much as jump around his arena and pelt eggs at her in
* WeaponizedOffspring: His primary means of attack is jumping around his arena while shooting eggs at Laika which split into smaller egg clumps upon being shot.
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[[folder:A Long-Lost Woodcrawler]]
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Awar machine employed by the fiendish contraption Jakob discovers Where Birds cutting down the ancient trees Where Our Ancestors Rest. Lurk. Laika mercilessly destroys dispatches it while on her way to deposit Jakob's ashes.without much issue.
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* FlunkyBoss: The Woodcrawler itself doesn't really do anything; what you really need to do is shoot all of the Bird soldiers on its back to kill it.
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[[folder:A Gargantuan Swimcrab]]
A titanic crablike war machine Laika encounters in the Birds' lighthouse. It chases her up to the very top before she manages to put it down for good by shooting its pilot dead.
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[[folder:A Gargantuan Swimcrab]]
Long-Lost Woodcrawler]]
Atitanic crablike war machine employed by the Birds cutting down the ancient trees Where Our Ancestors Rest. Laika encounters in the Birds' lighthouse. It chases mercilessly destroys it while on her up way to the very top before she manages to put it down for good by shooting its pilot dead.deposit Jakob's ashes.
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* FlunkyBoss: The Woodcrawler itself doesn't really do anything; what you really need to do is shoot all of the Bird soldiers on its back to kill it.
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A titanic crablike war machine Laika encounters in the Birds' lighthouse. It chases her up to the very top before she manages to put it down for good by shooting its pilot dead.
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[[folder:A Gargantuan Swimcrab]]
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Primo's brother and a willing supplicant of the birds who works at the Big Tree, helping Laika destroy it. Filled with guilt and regret afterward, [[DrivenToSuicide she hangs herself out of shame]].
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Primo's brother sister and a willing supplicant of the birds who works at the Big Tree, helping Laika destroy it. Filled with guilt and regret afterward, [[DrivenToSuicide she hangs herself out of shame]].
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An inhabitant of the village that comes up with a plan to destroy the Bird's place of worship, the Big Tree.
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* DueToTheDead: In order to honor his sister's death, he sneaks out of Where We Live against the Elder's orders and buries Orella's ashes not Where Our Ancestors Rest, but at a spot Where Birds Came From with [[VideoGameVista a perfect sweeping overview of the Big Tree on the horizon]], due to her love for the Tree and the history and culture it stored.
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The village blacksmith of Where We Live. Laika can bring her blueprints and resources to craft new guns or upgrade existing ones.
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* TheBlacksmith: She's the one you'll be going to to improve your weaponry over the course of your playthrough.
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The village blacksmith of Where We Live. Laika can bring her blueprints and resources to craft new guns or upgrade existing ones.
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* TheBlacksmith: She's the one you'll be going to to improve your weaponry over the course of your playthrough.
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* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: His plan to destroy the Big Tree ends up driving his sister to suicide, much to his horror.
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* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: His plan to destroy the Big Tree ends up driving his sister Orella to suicide, much to his horror.
'''[[WMG:Tally, Dally and Kally]]'''
* FamilyThemeNaming: Their names all end in "-ally".
* SiblingRivalry: Judging from their dialogue, they each consider the other two to be bothersome idiots and their direct business competitors.
* SiblingRivalry: Judging from their dialogue, they each consider the other two to be bothersome idiots and their direct business competitors.
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* PunchClockVillain: Roy isn't sympathetic to the Birds in the slightest; in fact, he hates them guts. The only reason he works with them is because he needs to make a living.
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* PunchClockVillain: OnlyInItForTheMoney: Roy isn't sympathetic to the Birds in the slightest; in fact, he hates them guts. The only reason he works with them is because he needs to make a living.
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Primo's brother and a willing supplicant of the birds who works at the Big Tree, helping Laika destroy it. Filled with guilt and regret afterward, [[DrivenToSuicide she hangs herself out of shame]].
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* CategoryTraitor: Zig-zagged. Orella hasn't defected to the Birds and acknowledges the danger they pose to Where We Live enough to help Laika destroy the Big Tree, but she also genuinely loves their culture and history to the point she's willing to demean herself as a laborer under the Birds.
* DrivenToSuicide: Wracked with guilt for helping Laika destroy the Big Tree and kill Pope Melva VIII, Orella hangs herself just outside the Tree's grounds.
* ForeignCultureFetish: She is completely enamoured with the extensive chronicling of their spiritual leadership the Birds have stored at the Big tree, and can't bear to see it destroyed.
* MsExposition: She frequently tries to tell Laika about Bird history and theology as Laika explores the Big Tree, but Laika constantly brushes her off due to her laconic personality.
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Primo's brother and a willing supplicant of the birds who works at the Big Tree, helping Laika destroy it. Filled with guilt and regret afterward, [[DrivenToSuicide she hangs herself out of shame]].
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* CategoryTraitor: Zig-zagged. Orella hasn't defected to the Birds and acknowledges the danger they pose to Where We Live enough to help Laika destroy the Big Tree, but she also genuinely loves their culture and history to the point she's willing to demean herself as a laborer under the Birds.
* DrivenToSuicide: Wracked with guilt for helping Laika destroy the Big Tree and kill Pope Melva VIII, Orella hangs herself just outside the Tree's grounds.
* ForeignCultureFetish: She is completely enamoured with the extensive chronicling of their spiritual leadership the Birds have stored at the Big tree, and can't bear to see it destroyed.
* MsExposition: She frequently tries to tell Laika about Bird history and theology as Laika explores the Big Tree, but Laika constantly brushes her off due to her laconic personality.
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* KidnappedForExperimentation: The Two Beaked God orders her capture, hoping to somehow extract the secret to immortality from her blood.
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* KidnappedForExperimentation: The Two Beaked Two-Beak God orders her capture, hoping to somehow extract the secret to immortality from her blood.blood.
* TroublingUnchildlikeBehavior: Puppy displays an extremely and disturbingly nonchalant bloodlust towards [[GuiltFreeExterminationWar killing all Birds as revenge for killing Poochie]], something which seriously creeps out Laika and usually prompts a stern response from her.
* VerbalTic: She has a tendency to say that things are "SO COOL!", no matter [[MundaneObjectAmazement how mundane they are]].
* TroublingUnchildlikeBehavior: Puppy displays an extremely and disturbingly nonchalant bloodlust towards [[GuiltFreeExterminationWar killing all Birds as revenge for killing Poochie]], something which seriously creeps out Laika and usually prompts a stern response from her.
* VerbalTic: She has a tendency to say that things are "SO COOL!", no matter [[MundaneObjectAmazement how mundane they are]].
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* HonoraryAunt: Puppy calls her "Auntie Shaza", implying Laika considers her to be one of these for Puppy.
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A mysterious cartographer of the wasteland
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* CatchphraseInsult: In every line of dialogue he has, he calls Laika a wanker.
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* InsultCatchphrase: In every line of dialogue he has, he calls Laika a wanker.
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* MacrossMissileMassacre: In addition to its BubbleGun attacks, it will fire out waves of missiles that slightly track Laika's position.
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[[folder:A Gargantuan Swimcrab]]
A titanic crablike war machine Laika encounters in the Birds' lighthouse. It chases her up to the very top before she manages to put it down for good by shooting its pilot dead.
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[[folder:A Gargantuan Swimcrab]]
Long-Lost Woodcrawler]]
Atitanic crablike war machine employed by the Birds cutting down the ancient trees Where Our Ancestors Rest. Laika encounters in the Birds' lighthouse. It chases mercilessly destroys it while on her up way to the very top before she manages to put it down for good by shooting its pilot dead.deposit Jakob's ashes.
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* FlunkyBoss: The Woodcrawler itself doesn't really do anything; what you really need to do is shoot all of the Bird soldiers on its back to kill it.
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* WakeUpCallBoss: Given that Where The Waves Die is unlocked by unlocking the shotgun, A Gargantuan Swimcrab is meant to be the intended ''second boss in the game''. Knowing this, it is a huge ramp up in difficulty from A Hundred Hungry Beaks and absolutely requires you to have a decent grasp on driving and shooting at the same time as well as doing fancy midair reloading tricks.
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* WakeUpCallBoss: Given that Where The Waves Die is unlocked by unlocking the shotgun, A Gargantuan Swimcrab is meant to be the intended ''second ''third boss in the game''. Knowing this, it is a huge ramp up in difficulty from A Hundred Hungry Beaks or A Long-Lost Woodcrawler and absolutely requires you to have a decent grasp on driving and shooting at the same time as well as doing fancy midair reloading tricks.
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* AdvancingBossOfDoom: During the segments in between where it stops moving, Laika must hurriedly use her bike to ascend the lighthouse before it can catch up with her.
* AttackItsWeakPoint: After dealing with its bubble attacks for a period, the Bird engineer driving it will pop his head out of the cockpit. This is your prompt to shoot him. Rinse and repeat three times and it's dead.
* BubbleGun: Its primary attacks come from two weapons built into its claws which fire bubbles at you. The blue ones just cause extreme knockback which can be deadly if you're in a bad position, but the red ones will just straight-up kill you.
* GiantEnemyCrab: Per the name, it's a gargantuan swimcrab. Hilariously, like the TropeNamer, you must ''also'' AttackItsWeakPoint [[ThisIndexHitsForMassiveDamage For Massive Damage]].
* MarathonBoss: It takes a ''long'' time to defeat A Gargantuan Swimcrab from start to finish, as Laika will have to scale up the lighthouse every time after it periodically stops and fires bubbles at her, and if you mess up once you'll have to start all over again.
* WakeUpCallBoss: Given that Where The Waves Die is unlocked by unlocking the shotgun, A Gargantuan Swimcrab is meant to be the intended ''second boss in the game''. Knowing this, it is a huge ramp up in difficulty from A Hundred Hungry Beaks and absolutely requires you to have a decent grasp on driving and shooting at the same time as well as doing fancy midair reloading tricks.
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[[folder:A Caterpillar Made of Sadness]]
A horrifically augmented naked mole rat corpse outfitted with dozens of missile launchers. Laika encounters it four separate times deep in the mines Where Rock Bleeds before managing to finally kill it.
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* AdvancingBossOfDoom: It will always be careening right behind Laika, and flying back into it is instant death.
* MacrossMissileMassacre: Its primary means of attack are launching a veritable megaton of missles and bombs at Laika, which she must either dodge or shoot to avoid.
* NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast: "A Caterpillar Made of Sadness" sounds like the aftermath of a horrific torture experiment ([[GeneticEngineeringIsTheNewNuke which it is, in a way]]).
* RecurringBoss: Laika fights it four separate times throughout Where Rock Bleeds, and each time it gains a new missile attack.
* ShowsDamage: Each time it's defeated, more of its skin is peeled off until it's almost nothing but a bleached skeleton on wheels.
[[folder:A Gargantuan Swimcrab]]
A titanic crablike war machine Laika encounters in the Birds' lighthouse. It chases her up to the very top before she manages to put it down for good by shooting its pilot dead.
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* AdvancingBossOfDoom: During the segments in between where it stops moving, Laika must hurriedly use her bike to ascend the lighthouse before it can catch up with her.
* AttackItsWeakPoint: After dealing with its bubble attacks for a period, the Bird engineer driving it will pop his head out of the cockpit. This is your prompt to shoot him. Rinse and repeat three times and it's dead.
* BubbleGun: Its primary attacks come from two weapons built into its claws which fire bubbles at you. The blue ones just cause extreme knockback which can be deadly if you're in a bad position, but the red ones will just straight-up kill you.
* GiantEnemyCrab: Per the name, it's a gargantuan swimcrab. Hilariously, like the TropeNamer, you must ''also'' AttackItsWeakPoint [[ThisIndexHitsForMassiveDamage For Massive Damage]].
* MarathonBoss: It takes a ''long'' time to defeat A Gargantuan Swimcrab from start to finish, as Laika will have to scale up the lighthouse every time after it periodically stops and fires bubbles at her, and if you mess up once you'll have to start all over again.
* WakeUpCallBoss: Given that Where The Waves Die is unlocked by unlocking the shotgun, A Gargantuan Swimcrab is meant to be the intended ''second boss in the game''. Knowing this, it is a huge ramp up in difficulty from A Hundred Hungry Beaks and absolutely requires you to have a decent grasp on driving and shooting at the same time as well as doing fancy midair reloading tricks.
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[[folder:A Caterpillar Made of Sadness]]
A horrifically augmented naked mole rat corpse outfitted with dozens of missile launchers. Laika encounters it four separate times deep in the mines Where Rock Bleeds before managing to finally kill it.
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* AdvancingBossOfDoom: It will always be careening right behind Laika, and flying back into it is instant death.
* MacrossMissileMassacre: Its primary means of attack are launching a veritable megaton of missles and bombs at Laika, which she must either dodge or shoot to avoid.
* NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast: "A Caterpillar Made of Sadness" sounds like the aftermath of a horrific torture experiment ([[GeneticEngineeringIsTheNewNuke which it is, in a way]]).
* RecurringBoss: Laika fights it four separate times throughout Where Rock Bleeds, and each time it gains a new missile attack.
* ShowsDamage: Each time it's defeated, more of its skin is peeled off until it's almost nothing but a bleached skeleton on wheels.
