History VideoGame / AdvancedVariableGeo

* MultipleEndings: In ''Advanced V.G.'', each character (with the exception of Reimi) has a second ending that can be unlocked when Normal Mode is beaten on a high difficulty.

* MultipleEndings: In ''Advanced V.G.'', each character has a second ending that can be unlocked when Normal Mode is beaten on a high difficulty.

* MultipleEndings: In ''Advanced V.G.'', each character has two endings that can be unlocked when Normal Mode is beaten.

''Advanced Variable Geo 2'', released for the PlayStation in 1998, focuses on the new character Tamao Mitsurugi, a HeroWorshipper who wants to be just like Yuka, her idol. She winds up [[DefeatMeansFriendship befriending]] many of Yuka's old rivals, and finds out that Yuka has been suffering from extreme self doubt after watching K-1 and K-2 getting offed by their boss due to [[YouHaveFailedMe their failure to defeat her in the previous tournament]]. After re-igniting Yuka's fighting spirit and overcoming Miranda's PsychoForHire, Saki Shindou, Tamao and Yuka are pitted against Miranda's latest GattacaBabies, the Material twins, after which Tamao beats Miranda herself and the ''Advanced V.G.'' saga climaxes with everybody coming together to create a SpiritBomb that finishes off Miranda for good.

* PsychoForHire: Saki Shindou in ''Advanced V.G. 2''.

* GeniusBruiser: Jun Kubota, the series's [[TheLadette hard drinkin', hard fightin']] BikerBabe is a major in astrophysics and fluid mechanics among others. Her ''Advanced V.G.'' ending even has her becoming an astronaut.

* GeniusBruiser: Jun Kubota, the game's [[TheLadette hard drinkin', hard fightin']] BikerBabe is a major in astrophysics and fluid mechanics among others. Her ''Advanced V.G.'' ending even has her becoming an astronaut.

* {{Bokukko}}: Yuna fits this trope in the masculine pronoun department, however Jun fits this trope in both the masculine pronoun, tomboyish appearance and personality departments.

* GeniusBruiser: Jun Kubota, the game's [[TheLadette hard drinkin', hard fightin']] BikerBabe is a major in astrophysics and fluid mechanics among others. Her AVG ending even has her becoming an astronaut.

The first ''Advanced Variable Geo'' was a quasi-remake of the original ''Variable Geo'' {{H-Game}}, with [[BleachedUnderpants the H-scenes removed]]. It was released for the PCEngine (1994), SuperFamicom (1995, as ''[[SuperTitle64Advance Super Variable Geo]]'', with the story mode removed), PlayStation (1996) and SegaSaturn (1997; the H-scenes were restored to this last version). It introduced the series' overarching plot in which the waitresses, especially Yuka and Reimi, are being manipulated from behind the scenes by Reimi's mother Miranda, who is using them all as test subjects in order to grow herself the ultimate fighting machine.

* ActionGirl: Pretty much everybody.

* WhiteHairedPrettyGirl: Reimi.

* RyuAndKen: Yuka and in a twist on this trope, Chiho.

* [[ArrogantKungFuGuy Arrogant Kung Fu Girl]]: Practically half the cast prior to their [[DefeatMeansFriendship befriending]], although Reimi was by far the worst offender.

* FanonDiscontinuity: ''Variable Geo II: The Bout of the Cabalistic Goddess''.

* DisContinuity: ''Variable Geo II: The Bout of the Cabalistic Goddess''.

* DisneyDeath / NoOneCouldSurviveThat: In the ending to ''Advanced V.G. 2'', Chiho is shot at point blank by Miranda, and then tells the rest of her {{Nakama}} to blow up the plane she and Miranda are in with a SpiritBomb. Everyone thinks she bit the dust until she [[NotQuiteDead turns up at her own funeral]].

* SuckMyRose: Reimi's red roses are her trademark.

''Advanced Variable Geo'' (or ''Advanced V.G.'' as {{officially shortened|title}}) is a duology of console {{Fighting Game}}s by the company Technical Group Laboratory (TGL), spun off from a series of {{H-Game}}s.
%%This page is for the BleachedUnderpants versions of the games only.

The first game was a quasi-remake of the original ''Variable Geo'' {{H-Game}}, with [[BleachedUnderpants the H-scenes removed]]. It was released for the PCEngine (1994), SuperFamicom (1995, as ''[[SuperTitle64Advance Super Variable Geo]]'', with the story mode removed), PlayStation (1996) and SegaSaturn (1997; the H-scenes were restored to this last version). It introduced the series' overarching plot in which the waitresses, especially Yuka and Reimi, are being manipulated from behind the scenes by Reimi's mother Miranda, who is using them all as test subjects in order to grow herself the ultimate fighting machine.

The sequel, released for the PlayStation in 1998, focuses on the new character Tamao Mitsurugi, a HeroWorshipper who wants to be just like Yuka, her idol. She winds up [[DefeatMeansFriendship befriending]] many of Yuka's old rivals, and finds out that Yuka has been suffering from extreme self doubt after watching K-1 and K-2 getting offed by their boss due to [[YouHaveFailedMe their failure to defeat her in the previous tournament]]. After re-igniting Yuka's fighting spirit and overcoming Miranda's PsychoForHire, Saki Shindou, Tamao and Yuka are pitted against Miranda's latest GattacaBabies, the Material twins, after which Tamao beats Miranda herself and the ''Advanced V.G.'' saga climaxes with everybody coming together to create a SpiritBomb that finishes off Miranda for good.

* DesignerBabies: The Hybrid {{Super Soldier}}s created by Miranda (K-1, K-2, Material).

* GattacaBabies: Miranda's modus operandi. Resulted in K-1, K-2, and the twin Material units.

The first game was a quasi-remake of the original ''Variable Geo'' {{H-Game}}, with [[BleachedUnderpants the H-scenes removed]]. It was released for the PCEngine (1994), SuperFamicom (1995, as ''[[SuperTitle64Advance Super]] V.G.'', with the story mode removed), PlayStation (1996) and SegaSaturn (1997; the H-scenes were restored to this last version). It introduced the series' overarching plot in which the waitresses, especially Yuka and Reimi, are being manipulated from behind the scenes by Reimi's mother Miranda, who is using them all as test subjects in order to grow herself the ultimate fighting machine.

''Advanced Variable Geo'' (or ''Advanced V.G.'' as {{officially shortened|title}}) is a duology of console {{Fighting Game}}s by TGL, spun off from a series of {{H-Game}}s.