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* FiveManBand:
** TheHero: Player 1. Her ship (Excalibur), is The Mario.
** TheLancer: Player 2, Player A if he isn't busy being TheChewToy. In respect to Player 1's ship, Player 2's ship (Wraith) sacrifices shot spread range and power with [[FragileSpeedster speed]], and Player A's ship (Dust Reaver) sacrifices speed for shot power and adjustable spread, which is [[LethalJokeCharacter seemingly impractical but is useful for easy scoring]].
** TheBigGuy: Player B. His ship (Gargoyle) is a MightyGlacier.
** TheSmartGuy: Mission Control
** TheChick: Player 1's adopted little brother. His unlockable remote-controlled ship (Sleipnir) [[GameBreaker has incredible firepower, a tiny sprite, and a tinier hitbox.]] Unlocked by either finishing the game in one credit with a mission score of 90 or higher, or losing the game without any credits remaining enough times to get to 9 credits.

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** TheHero: Player 1. Her ship (Excalibur), is TheMario.

** There's nothing here. Really! [[spoiler: If you really wanted to know, type in "vocaloidtwincestfuckingsucks" at the title screen and "?????" appears in place of Arcade Mode. In this mode, you play as the Vocaloid characters Miku, Kaito, Leon, and Big Al. The ships are cosmetically changed, and everything shoots out revenge bullets like mad, and the plot is changed to rabid twincest fans abducting the Kagamine twins and you have to be a bad enough dude to save them. Due to the plot, you cannot play as the tiny ship. Also, you have [[FromBadToWorse two crystals to fight at the end of the game]]. Have fun! The ending is [[CrowningMomentOfFunny worth it]] should you decide to slog through all this.]]

** "Apparently you're too retarded to stay out of [[WorldOfWarcraft void zones.]]" - Die by an overhead guided missile or death blast at the 4th boss or TrueFinalBoss, respectively.

** The characters speaking gibberish in the style of FlowerSunAndRain is not only a reference to that game, but also serves the purpose of the designers not actually having to use the Vocaloid software to generate their voice files properly.

* [[strike:[[NintendoHard Nintendo]]]] [[strike:{{Atlus}}]] [[strike:Raizing]] [[strike:Cave]] What The I Don't Even Hard

* {{Expy}}: Why am I hearing the voices of [[{{Vocaloid}} Miku, Kaito, Leon, Big Al, Len, and Rin]] put through a garble filter in Player 1, Player 2, Player A, Player B, Player 1's little brother, [[spoiler: and the child in the crystal]] respectively?

* FreudWasRight: Player 1's charged bomb is a giant robot form whose main weapon is a cock laser. It doesn't help with the fact that she looks like a pretty boy.

** If the player responds "No" to the question "Does this game have enough animu girls for you?" all sound effects are replaced with various annoying KeyVisualArts sounds.

TheComicallySerious: Player 2.

* DynamicDifficulty: Picking anything up is a danger that rivals BattleGaregga. The bullet speed increases immediately upon certain pickups, and you don't even get any extra lives to stave it off.

* NonstandardGameOver: Die to a lowly small plane in the 6th stage and you get an amusing sequence of that pilot being congratulated and hailed as a hero, or timeout the 5th boss in which case you get swarmed by [[BattleGaregga pink flamingoes]] and get taken down.

* ThatOneBoss: Stage 5. [[BattleGaregga Black Heart]] and the red plane from ''Raiden II'' combine to become ''one lethal weapon''!

* ChargedAttack: Both the main shot (and for some characters, the bomb) can be charged; the charged shot is designed to destroy larger enemies more effectively while the charged bomb sacrifices the ability to deflect bullets but provides a longer invincibility timer and more attack power. Those that don't have a charged bomb have a different use for it; Player 2's bomb is an {{Expy}} of the Raiden Fighters signature "launched" bomb, while holding bomb with Player A will delay the explosion for up to five seconds, allowing two to be near-simultaneously detonated by "holding" one, then releasing and instantly deploying and detonating another.

** The secret ship may qualify as an Expy of the Slave in RaidenFighters.

* GoddamnedBats / DemonicSpiders: [[FanNickname Sniper tanks]], much like the [[{{Homage}} Raiden series]].

* GuideDangIt: Forget BattleGaregga and RaidenFighters, this game has even more obscure secrets and hidden mechanics to the point that the average player will never even see any of them!

** Stage 5, Sky, is a mishmash of RaidenFighters' stage 6 and BattleGaregga's stage 5 airships.
** The BossRush in stage 6 has expies of the first five bosses in Raiden II.

* HeroicSociopath: Player 1, full stop.

** Such as: excess counter at max rank which judges the amount of points you get at the end of the game, getting down to your last hit doubling the rate of excess counter gain, [[BlackLagoon PT boat bonus]], the many scarabs and bomb targets.

** [[BlackLagoon "I fucked you!"]]

** There's nothing here. Really! [[spoiler: If you really wanted to know, type in "vocaloidtwincestfuckingsucks" at the title screen and "?????" appears in place of Arcade Mode. In this mode, you play as the Vocaloid characters Miku, Kaito, Leon, and Big Al. The ships are cosmetically changed, and everything shoots out revenge bullets like mad, and the plot is changed to rabid twincest fans abducting the Kagamine twins and you have to be a bad enough dude to save them. Due to the plot, you cannot play as the tiny ship. Also, you have [[ItGotWorse two crystals to fight at the end of the game]]. Have fun! The ending is [[CrowningMomentOfFunny worth it]] should you decide to slog through all this.]]

** TheChick: [[CuteShotaroBoy Player 1's adopted little brother.]] His unlockable remote-controlled ship (Sleipnir) [[GameBreaker has incredible firepower, a tiny sprite, and a tinier hitbox.]] Unlocked by either finishing the game in one credit with a mission score of 90 or higher, or losing the game without any credits remaining enough times to get to 9 credits.

* UnFunny: Player 2.