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* GutturalGrowler: Devin uses some growls on the album, especially on ''Ziltoid Goes Home''.
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* GutturalGrowler: HarshVocals: Devin uses some growls on the album, especially on ''Ziltoid Goes Home''.
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* [[Music/StolenBabies Dominique Lenore Persi]] - Voice of Blattaria
* Wrestling/ChrisJericho - Voice of Captain Spectacular
* Bill Courage - Voice of the narrator
* Wrestling/ChrisJericho - Voice of Captain Spectacular
* Bill Courage - Voice of the narrator
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* LighterAndSofter: It's [[Music/ZiltoidTheOmniscient precursor]] is much more abrasive in production and overall atmosphere, though this album still has its fair share of heavy moments. Story-wise, it counts as well. On the original Ziltoid album, Ziltoid destroys the world relatively early, whereas this story ends with the world being saved.
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* LighterAndSofter: It's [[Music/ZiltoidTheOmniscient precursor]] is much more abrasive in production and overall atmosphere, though this album still has its fair share of heavy moments. Story-wise, it counts as well. On the original Ziltoid album, Ziltoid destroys the world relatively early, whereas this story ends with the world being saved. The album also plays up the {{Camp}} that was present on the original album.
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* AlternateContinuity: The original Ziltoid album had an AllJustADream ending. This album makes no mention of its predecessor, save for a BrickJoke near the end about the Planet Smasher's BerserkButton.
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* AlternateContinuity: The original Ziltoid album had Ziltoid destroy Earth and ended with an AllJustADream ending. This album makes no mention of its predecessor, save for a BrickJoke near the end about the Planet Smasher's BerserkButton.
* AscendedExtra: Captain Spectacular, on the original Ziltoid album, had two songs dedicated to him piloting the surviving humans to safety on another planet while briefly pursued by Ziltoid and his crew, and then then he [[WhatHappenedToTheMouse disappeared for the rest of the story]]. Captain Spectacular has a much bigger role here.
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* LimitedLyricsSong: Zig-zagged with half the songs - "Z2", "From Sleep Awake", "Ziltoidian Empire", "Wandering Eye", and "Earth" - as most of them are very dialogue/narration heavy, but the "raw"/no-dialogue version of the album shows that they only have a handful of lyrics without the spoken parts.
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* LimitedLyricsSong: Zig-zagged with half the songs - "Z2", "From Sleep Awake", "Ziltoidian Empire", "Wandering Eye", and "Earth" - as most of them are very dialogue/narration heavy, but the "raw"/no-dialogue "[[https://www.metal-archives.com/albums/Devin_Townsend_Project/Z%C2%B2/553385 raw"]] version of the album shows that they only have a handful of lyrics without the spoken parts.
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* RelatedInTheAdaptation: The original Ziltoid album gave no indication that [[spoiler:Ziltoid and Captain Spectacular were half brothers]].
* RepeatingSoTheAudienceCanHear: Blattaria does this at the beginning of "War Princess" with the Poozer that had just escaped from Ziltoid's captivity.
--> "So you're saying, [Ziltoid's] home planet is dying? ...and he needs to find a suitable place to colonize?"
* RepeatingSoTheAudienceCanHear: Blattaria does this at the beginning of "War Princess" with the Poozer that had just escaped from Ziltoid's captivity.
--> "So you're saying, [Ziltoid's] home planet is dying? ...and he needs to find a suitable place to colonize?"
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* LighterAndSofter: It's [[Music/ZiltoidTheOmniscient precursor]] is much more abrasive in production and overall atmosphere, albeit not without its fair share of heavy moments. Story-wise, it counts as well. On the original Ziltoid album, Ziltoid destroys the world relatively early, whereas this story ends with the world being saved.
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* LighterAndSofter: It's [[Music/ZiltoidTheOmniscient precursor]] is much more abrasive in production and overall atmosphere, albeit not without though this album still has its fair share of heavy moments. Story-wise, it counts as well. On the original Ziltoid album, Ziltoid destroys the world relatively early, whereas this story ends with the world being saved.
