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* FairPlayVillain: Neff will refuse to fight the player if they reach the end of the level in human form and will keep fleeing until the player achieves transformation. It is implied that he does this because [[NoChallengeEqualsNoSatisfaction he doesn't want an easy victory.]]
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* FairPlayVillain: Neff will refuse to fight the player if they reach the end of the level while still in human form and will keep fleeing until flee up to two times to allow the player achieves to achieve transformation. It is implied that he does this because [[NoChallengeEqualsNoSatisfaction he doesn't want an easy victory.]]]] However, if the player still haven't transformed after running into Neff for the third and last time in a level, he will decide to stop running and fight you right then and there, leaving the player to fight with a more limited means of offense than he would've had in a beast form.
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->''WIIIIIISE FWOM YOUR GWAAAAVE!''
-->--What ''"RiseFromYourGrave"'' sounds like. [[labelnote:*]] [[TechnologyMarchesOn Have in mind this sounded AWESOME when it was released!]] [[/labelnote]]
-->--What ''"RiseFromYourGrave"'' sounds like. [[labelnote:*]] [[TechnologyMarchesOn Have in mind this sounded AWESOME when it was released!]] [[/labelnote]]
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-->--What ''"RiseFromYourGrave"'' sounds like.
-->--Sound compression making the game's opening memorable for [[{{Narm}} the wrong reasons]]. [[labelnote:*]] [[TechnologyMarchesOn Have in mind this sounded AWESOME when it was released!]] [[/labelnote]]
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* InstantAwesomeJustAddDragons: The Weredragon of Level 2 (And by extension, the Chinese Dragon like enemy), and the Mouldy Snail and Crocodile Worm bosses of Levels 3 and 4.
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** In the arcade version, the first part of the weredragon's roar during the TransformationSequence reuses one of Franchise/{{Godzilla}}'s roars from [[Film/Godzilla1954 his debut film]].
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** In the arcade version, the first part of the weredragon's roar during the TransformationSequence reuses one of Franchise/{{Godzilla}}'s roars from [[Film/Godzilla1954 his debut film]]. The second part reuses Film/{{Gamera}}'s roar from ''his'' [[Film/GiantMonsterGamera debut film]].
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** In the first level, the tombstones read Alex and Stella, after Videogame/AlexKidd and his girlfriend (the Genesis version only has Stella).
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** In the first level, the tombstones read Alex and Stella, after Videogame/AlexKidd VideoGame/AlexKidd and his girlfriend (the Genesis version only has Stella).Stella).
** In the arcade version, the first part of the weredragon's roar during the TransformationSequence reuses one of Franchise/{{Godzilla}}'s roars from [[Film/Godzilla1954 his debut film]].
** In the arcade version, the first part of the weredragon's roar during the TransformationSequence reuses one of Franchise/{{Godzilla}}'s roars from [[Film/Godzilla1954 his debut film]].
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* WalkingShirtlessScene: Luke appears shirtless throughout the entire game. Justified since it tore after transforming the first time. The developers conveniently left his pants unscathed, [[FridgeLogic even though it should have ripped as well.]] Also Brad, after the flashback fight with Luke and when he encounters Luke again in the present.
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* WalkingShirtlessScene: Luke appears shirtless throughout the entire game. Justified since it tore after transforming the first time. The developers conveniently [[MagicPants left his pants unscathed, [[FridgeLogic even though it should have ripped as well.]] Also Brad, after the flashback fight with Luke and when he encounters Luke again in the present.
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* PersonalSpaceInvader: The enemy that goes on your head and stays there until you punch it out.
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* PersonalSpaceInvader: The enemy Round Leech that goes on your head and stays there until you punch it out.
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* ShoutOut: The two headed wolves are likely a reference to ''Film/{{Clash of the Titans|1981}}''.
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* ShoutOut: ShoutOut:
** The two headed wolves are likely a reference to ''Film/{{Clash of theTitans|1981}}''.Titans|1981}}''.
** In the first level, the tombstones read Alex and Stella, after Videogame/AlexKidd and his girlfriend (the Genesis version only has Stella).
** The last level has in the foreground [[https://epicplay.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/altered-beast-rodin-1.gif two bodies that resemble famous works of art]], namely Rodin's ''The Thinker'' and Munch's ''The Scream''.
** The two headed wolves are likely a reference to ''Film/{{Clash of the
** In the first level, the tombstones read Alex and Stella, after Videogame/AlexKidd and his girlfriend (the Genesis version only has Stella).
** The last level has in the foreground [[https://epicplay.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/altered-beast-rodin-1.gif two bodies that resemble famous works of art]], namely Rodin's ''The Thinker'' and Munch's ''The Scream''.
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* BraggingRightsReward: The Weretiger form. Unlocked after obtainning every single Enemy, Beast, Boss, and Unique data... Which leaves nothing else to do beyond replaying the Elevator of Doom minigame or, if you feel like it, playing a new game with the form unlocked from the start.
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* BraggingRightsReward: The Weretiger form. Unlocked after obtainning obtaining every single Enemy, Beast, Boss, and Unique data... Which leaves nothing else to do beyond replaying the Elevator of Doom minigame or, if you feel like it, playing a new game with the form unlocked from the start.
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* AmphibianAtLarge: In ''Project: Altered Beast'', [[TheVirus Genome Mist]] has caused many toads and frogs to mutate and grow to the size of humans. One of the bosses, Sasquatch, is a much larger frog crossed with a gorilla with ice powers.
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* BalefulPolymorph: The cutscenes show Neff turning Athena into a bird. Once he's dead, she's returned to normal.
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* SavageWolves: The two-headed wolf enemy, which in its albino ([[AmazingTechnicolorWildlife blue]] in the Genesis port) version provides the UpgradeArtifact.
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* AmphibianAtLarge: In ''Project: Altered Beast'', [[TheVirus Genome Mist]] has caused many toads and frogs to mutate and grow to the size of humans. One of the bosses, Sasquatch, is a much larger frog crossed with a gorilla with ice powers.
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* AmphibianAssault: In ''Project: Altered Beast'', [[TheVirus Genome Mist]] has caused many toads and frogs to mutate and grow to the size of humans. One of the bosses, Sasquatch, is a much larger frog crossed with a gorilla with ice powers.
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* AmphibianAssault: AmphibianAtLarge: In ''Project: Altered Beast'', [[TheVirus Genome Mist]] has caused many toads and frogs to mutate and grow to the size of humans. One of the bosses, Sasquatch, is a much larger frog crossed with a gorilla with ice powers.
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* AmphibianAssault: In ''Project: Altered Beast'', [[TheVirus Genome Mist]] has caused many toads and frogs to mutate and grow to the size of humans. One of the bosses, Sasquatch, is a much larger frog crossed with a gorilla with ice powers.
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Interestingly enough, the first game of this series is considered by many as a cult classic game and [[SoOkayItsAverage an average game]] at the same time. The reason is because the Sega Genesis port was extremely similar to the arcade version in gameplay, sounds, and even graphics. [[labelnote:*]] although hardware limitations prevented the inclusion of the rather impressive (for the time) scaling effects sequences seen on the arcade original [[/labelnote]] [[SeinfeldIsUnfunny This doesn't sound awesome nowadays]] (we even have a trope called PolishedPort), but don't forget we are talking about the late '80s, ports were either [[PortingDisaster terrible,]] [[InNameOnly different,]] or simpler games.
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Interestingly enough, the first game of this series is considered by many as a cult classic game and [[SoOkayItsAverage an average game]] at the same time. The reason is because the Sega Genesis port was extremely similar to the arcade version in gameplay, sounds, and even graphics. [[labelnote:*]] although hardware limitations prevented the inclusion of the rather impressive (for the time) scaling effects sequences seen on the arcade original [[/labelnote]] [[SeinfeldIsUnfunny This doesn't sound awesome nowadays]] (we even have a trope called PolishedPort), but don't forget we are talking about the late '80s, ports were either [[PortingDisaster terrible,]] [[InNameOnly [[ReformulatedGame different,]] or simpler games.
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Neff in his "Van Vader" form was included in ''Disney/WreckItRalph'' for a very brief cameo role, although he was colored purple in that film. To be fair, [[TurnsRed that was his color after he took enough damage]] in the game. This design would later be used for his appearance in ''VideoGame/SegaHeroes''.
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Neff in his "Van Vader" form was included in ''Disney/WreckItRalph'' ''WesternAnimation/WreckItRalph'' for a very brief cameo role, although he was colored purple in that film. To be fair, [[TurnsRed that was his color after he took enough damage]] in the game. This design would later be used for his appearance in ''VideoGame/SegaHeroes''.
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* RecollectionSidequest: The hero Luke gets amnesia at the start of the story after the helicopter crash. As he collects more Genome Chips from certain bosses, assimilating them into his body makes him remember parts of his memories.
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* RecollectionSidequest: The hero Luke gets amnesia at the start of the story after the helicopter crash. As he collects more Genome Chips from certain bosses, assimilating them into his body makes him remember parts of his memories.
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This may be approaching Editing War territories, but I felt this needed to be said. If this needs to go further, we should take to private messages or forums first.
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** Still, compared to every other port of the arcade game at the time which had very significant alterations made (especially in graphical quality) and other arcade game ports, next to those the Genesis version was very accurate for its time. 40% of the arcade version may have been lost or deliberately changed, but on other platforms you could see as much as 80% of the arcade version lost.
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* ShapeshiftingHealsWounds: Lorewise, at least, Luke can technically regenerate from injuries as he transforms into one of his beast forms. In a subversion, he has a WoundThatWillNotHeal on his chest, courtesy of his rival, Brad, whose Weretiger claws are laced with a certain virus that causes cellular necrosis; Luke retains the scar even in his beast forms. In gameplay, he retains his current HP whenever he transforms.
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->''[[MemeticMutation WIIIIIISE FWOM YOUR GWAAAAVE!]]''
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* {{Animorphism}}
* AllJustADream: [[spoiler: The ending of the arcade reveals that the entire game was, apparently, one really bizarre movie. [[WildMassGuessing Or alternatively, the entire game is real and became legend that it was adapted into a movie.]]]]
* AllJustADream: [[spoiler: The ending of the arcade reveals that the entire game was, apparently, one really bizarre movie. [[WildMassGuessing Or alternatively, the entire game is real and became legend that it was adapted into a movie.]]]]
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* AllJustADream: [[spoiler:{{Animorphism}}: The ending of main mechanic via Spirit Orbs. You get them by beating up flashing enemies and picking the arcade reveals Spirit Orb that the entire game was, apparently, one really bizarre movie. [[WildMassGuessing Or alternatively, the entire game is real and became legend that it was adapted into a movie.]]]]falls out.
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* ProsceniumReveal: [[spoiler:The ending of the arcade version reveals that the entire game was, apparently, one really bizarre movie.]]
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The final form of Neff was included in a cameo role in ''Disney/WreckItRalph'', although he was colored purple in that film; to be fair, he TurnsRed as he's damaged in the game.
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* GainaxEnding: The Arcade release [[Spoiler:ends with the revelation that the entire thing was just a movie being filmed, and that the cast and crew all go out for a cold beer after wrapping the shoot]].
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* GainaxEnding: The Arcade release [[Spoiler:ends [[spoiler:ends with the revelation that the entire thing was just a movie being filmed, and that the cast and crew all go out for a cold beer after wrapping the shoot]].
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* GainaxEnding: The Arcade release [[Spoiler:ends with the revelation that the entire thing was just a movie being filmed, and that the cast and crew all go out for a cold beer after wrapping the shoot]].
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** U.W.H's Gravity Reversal is, well, you reversing gravity (and [[TimeStandStill time]]) for a moment; attacking enemies will cause them to fall "up", and when the effect expires, they'll all fall back down for massive damage.
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** U.W.H's Gravity Reversal is, well, you reversing gravity (and [[TimeStandStill [[TimeStandsStill time]]) for a moment; attacking enemies will cause them to fall "up", and when the effect expires, they'll all fall back down for massive damage.
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* ProjectBlank: the "[[TitleDrop Project Altered Beast]]", a scientific project headed by Dr. Eric Jobs that aims for creating soldiers with capabilities of different kinds of beasts. The results are called "Genome Cyborgs".
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* ProjectBlank: [[OperationBlank Project Blank]]: the "[[TitleDrop Project Altered Beast]]", a scientific project headed by Dr. Eric Jobs that aims for creating soldiers with capabilities of different kinds of beasts. The results are called "Genome Cyborgs".
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* NewSkillAsReward: In ''Project Altered Beast'', some of the bosses fought will yield "Learning Genome" after you beat them, which will give one of your beast forms a new skill; these skills are commonly useful for puzzle solving.
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* RecollectionSidequest: The hero Luke gets amnesia at the start of the story after the helicopter crash. As he collects more Genome Chips from certain bosses, assimilating them into his body makes him remember parts of his memories.
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* DarkerAndEdgierDarkerAndEdgier: Compared to previous ''Altered Beast'' games, this reboot is a {{Deconstruction}} on those games putting into a FilmNoir CrapsackWorld setting where BodyHorror are much more visible. The main characters are much more immoral and borders into SociopathicHero territory, among others.
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-->--What ''"Rise from your grave"'' sounds like. [[labelnote:*]] [[TechnologyMarchesOn Have in mind this sounded AWESOME when it was released!]] [[/labelnote]]
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-->--What ''"Rise from your grave"'' ''"RiseFromYourGrave"'' sounds like. [[labelnote:*]] [[TechnologyMarchesOn Have in mind this sounded AWESOME when it was released!]] [[/labelnote]]
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* MarketBasedTitle: ''Project Altered Beast'' was released as ''Altered Beast'' in Europe.
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* ScorpionPeople: In ''Project: Altered Beast'', the FinalBoss [[spoiler:Anastasia]]'s second form has a giant scorpion-like body, complete with the long tail, and a human torso on top. The arms on the torso changes as its health bar is depleted; the fifth form has them change into scorpion pincers, making it a full scorpion-human.
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* ContinuityReboot: The game completely discards the previous two games' stories in favor of {{Biopunk}} settings not unlike ''VideoGame/HouseOfTheDead''.
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* GenreShift: The classic game was a clear cut fantasy that took place in ancient Greece, but this remake is a Biopunk thriller taking place in the modern era.
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* GenreShift: The classic game was a clear cut fantasy that took place in ancient Greece, but this remake is a Biopunk {{Biopunk}} thriller taking place in the modern era.