History VideoGame / ArzetteTheJewelOfFaramore

* AbsurdlySpacious Sewer: Daimur's Lair resembles one and has bricks and piping, though it's filled with lava instead of sewage.

* LeaningOnTheFourthWall: If you talk to Joe after finishing up Sprigim Volcano, he'll tell Arzette that he can predict the future. He predicts that, in a distant land, a powerful oval-shaped object will be created which can hold all the world's information, but will fall into the wrong hands and many "faces of evil". When Arzette questions if a hero will come along to save the land, Joe says no, because "[[ActorAllusion MISTAKES WERE MADE]]"[[note]]A reference to Joe's voice actor's Youtube channel, Modern Vintage Gamer.[[/note]]. Naturally, he is referring to the creation and commercial failure of the Platform/PhilipsCDi.
* LethalLavaLand: Sprigum Volcano is active and has tons of lava to avoid.

** Sprigam Volcano alludes to Spurgam Volcano, a name that appears on the pencil sketch for the map in ''Faces of Evil''.

* DismantledMacGuffin: The titular Jewel of Faramore begins the game broken into five pieces and Arzette must tavel the land to reassemble it by defeating five bosses.

* LeaningOnTheFourthWall: If you talk to Joe after finishing up Sprigim Volcano, he'll tell Arzette that he can predict the future. He predicts that, in a distant land, a powerful oval-shaped object will be created which can hold all the world's information, but will fall into the wrong hands and many "faces of evil". When Arzette questions if a hero will come along to save the land, Joe says no, because "MISTAKES WERE MADE". Naturally, he is referring to the creation and commercial failure of the Platform/PhilipsCDi.

** [[spoiler:A sinister laugh plays over the Book of Oukurin during TheStinger. The source is unknown, but as the voice sounds female it presumably isn't Daimur...]]

* BottomlessMagazine: Completing Rudy's questline will award you with an upgrade that provides the Smart Gun with infinite ammo.

* AbnormalAmmo: [[spoiler:Daimur attacks with projectile books. Likely an act of spite after being sealed in one for ten years.]]

* BreadEggsBreadedEggs: The first kind of color magic Arzette can use is red magic, removing red blocks and enemies protected with red magic. The second kind is blue magic, which affects blue blocks and blue magically protected enemies. The third and last kind is purple, which as the combination of blue and red affects both types of blocks and protected enemies (as well as purple blocks.)

* DamnedByFaintPraise: During [[spoiler:the King's death scene]], he has specific words of praise for his advisor Wogram and his daughter Arzette, while the most he can offer for [[QuirkyBard Dail]] is "I'm glad you're here."

** Daimur is an expy of Ganon, being an EvilOverlord who returns after a noted time of peace; his animation during his EvilLaugh mimics Ganon's DerangedAnimation when he says "or else you will die!" in ''The Faces of Evil''. [[PunnyName His name is also a pun on "Die more."]]

* LeaningOnTheFourthWall: If you talk to Joe after finishing up Sprigim Volcano, he'll tell Arzette that he can predict the future. He predicts that, in a distant land, a powerful oval-shaped object will be created which can hold all the world's information, but will fall into the wrong hands and many "faces of evil". When Arzette questions if a hero will come along to save the land, Joe says no, because "MISTAKES WERE MADE." Naturally, he is referring to the creation and commercial failure of the Platform/PhilipsCDi.

** The mayor refuses to allow Cypress, a WolfMan, to live in Faramore Town [[FantasticRacism just because he's a wolf]]. Arzette notes that her Smart Sword doesn't hurt friendly people, which excludes the mayor. [[KnowWhenToFoldEm He instantly grants Cypress citizenship.]]

** From the original ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaCDIGames'', Rob Dunlavey, Jeffrey Rath, and Bonnie Jean Wilbur[[note]]the map painter, voice of Link, and voice of Zelda, respectively[[/note]] are all part of the team, and in the case of Rath and Wilbur, provide voicework for the game (Jean Wilbur provides the opening narration and voices the woman in the bar who serves as an {{Expy}} to Alora from ''Link: The Faces of Evil'', whereas Rath provides the tutorial narration and voices Elvis, a skeleton from the graveyard).

** From the original ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaCDIGames'', Rob Dunlavey, Jeffrey Rath, and Bonnie Jean Wilbur[[note]]the map painter, voice of Link, and voice of Zelda, respectively[[/note]] are all part of the team, and in the case of Rath and Wilbur, provide voicework for the game (voicing the tutorial and the opening narration, respectively).