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* CastFromHitPoints: In ''Bleed 2'', White can spend roughly a quarter of his health to supercharge himself, turning his next air dash into a strong charge attack. While it isn't quite strong enough to be worth the health cost on its own (even with White's ability to heal by absorbing bullets), it can boost the style meter a lot against bosses, which powers up White's arm cannon.
* CardCarryingVillain: Valentine strives to be this, as her goal is to becomes the Greatest Villain of All Time since she can't settle for being a simple convict. She arranges an entire army, complete with battleship, purely to prove herself as a great villain, which ultimately fails when Wryn foils her plans and humiliates her in battle.
* CardCarryingVillain: Valentine strives to be this, as her goal is to becomes the Greatest Villain of All Time since she can't settle for being a simple convict. She arranges an entire army, complete with battleship, purely to prove herself as a great villain, which ultimately fails when Wryn foils her plans and humiliates her in battle.
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* CardCarryingVillain: Valentine strives to be this, as her goal is to becomes the Greatest Villain of All Time since she can't settle for being a simple convict. She arranges an entire army, complete with battleship, purely to prove herself as a great villain, which ultimately fails when Wryn foils her plans and humiliates her in battle.
* HeroicMime: The Clawed Girl is completely mute just like she was in her home game (which had no dialogue). She has no quotes when she dies, and her conversation with The Rival in "Epilogue" is very one-sided.
* HeroWithBadPublicity: The Rival starts as this in the sequel, with Plucky the news anchor opening distrusting him even though he's helping Wryn this time. The public opinion turns around after [[DeathEqualsRedemption his Whale Core is shot down]] (he turns out to be fine), and [[spoiler:the end credits state that he's now considered the Greatest Hero of All Time alongside Wryn]].
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** "The Launch" ends with a BossRush against four of the robo-heroes from the final level of the first game (Robo-Gubby, Robo-Gibby & Stu, Robo-White, and Robo-Bunny), who fight mostly the same as they originally did. Notably, Robo-Gubby doesn't split apart and instead borrows the absent Bubble Core's gimmick of producing spheres that explode into targeted bullets. Why doesn't Robo-Batalion appear? It's because they get a much different revamped fight as Anti-Battalion in the next stage.
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** "The Launch" ends with a BossRush against four of the robo-heroes from the final level of the first game (Robo-Gubby, (Robo-Guppy, Robo-Gibby & Stu, Robo-White, and Robo-Bunny), who fight mostly the same as they originally did. Notably, Robo-Gubby Robo-Guppy doesn't split apart and instead borrows the absent Bubble Core's gimmick of producing spheres that explode into targeted bullets. Why doesn't Robo-Batalion appear? It's because they get a much different revamped fight as Anti-Battalion in the next stage.
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* MadeOfIndestructium: The Rival's Whale Core, his primary vehicle in the sequel, is a lot more durable than his other mechs. It gets riddled with bullets by Wryn when it first appears as a truck, but comes back to survive a battle with Valentine, and goes through a whole aerial assault in plane mode before being shot down by Rex Rocket's giant missiles... and it recovers from that in time to save Wryn from the falling Nemesis. It finally gets grounded when Wryn fights in in the final stage, though it descends offscreen and is never seen exploding like the other Cores. Lampshaded in the cast roll, where the Whale Core's {{Boss Subtitle|s}} is "Hard to Kill".
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* PuzzleBoss:
** For her fight in "The Highway" and her final phase in "The Showdown", Valentine covers herself in a psychokinetic shield that resists gunfire. The method of breaking the shield is different each time; in the former fight, you have to prevent Valentine's attacks from hitting the Whale Core so The Rival can hit the shield with its weaponry, and in the latter you have to [[spoiler:use the otherwise cosmetic taunt button to signal the audience to bombard her]]. You can also [[CuttingTheKnot use an especially powerful attack to break the shield yourself]], such as missiles or playable Valentine's laser.
** The Nemesis AI Pod is a ShieldedCoreBoss in its second phase, and in between attack volleys, it uses one of three attacks that can be turned against it to blow a hole in its shield for a while.
** For her fight in "The Highway" and her final phase in "The Showdown", Valentine covers herself in a psychokinetic shield that resists gunfire. The method of breaking the shield is different each time; in the former fight, you have to prevent Valentine's attacks from hitting the Whale Core so The Rival can hit the shield with its weaponry, and in the latter you have to [[spoiler:use the otherwise cosmetic taunt button to signal the audience to bombard her]]. You can also [[CuttingTheKnot use an especially powerful attack to break the shield yourself]], such as missiles or playable Valentine's laser.
** The Nemesis AI Pod is a ShieldedCoreBoss in its second phase, and in between attack volleys, it uses one of three attacks that can be turned against it to blow a hole in its shield for a while.
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* VillainWithGoodPublicity: Valentine has hundreds of adoring fans who make up her army, and in "The Showdown", she can call upon them to help her fight [[spoiler:Unfortnunately for her, she abuses this trust a bit too much by using her audience as cannon fodder, and they eventually turn on her and help the player character win the fight.]]
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In September 2, 2014, Ian Campbell has revealed that [[http://www.bootdiskrevolution.com/whats-new-in-bleed-2/ a sequel]] in the works. It has been released on February 8, 2017. In this game, Valentine, a psychokinetic girl with aspirations of being the greatest villain of all time, is reigning terror across the world. Now, it's up to Wryn, the only hero the world has, to stop her.
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In September 2, 2014, Ian Campbell has revealed that [[http://www.bootdiskrevolution.com/whats-new-in-bleed-2/ a sequel]] in the works. It has been was released on February 8, 2017. In this game, Valentine, a psychokinetic girl with aspirations of being the greatest villain of all time, is reigning terror across the world. Now, it's up to Wryn, the only hero the world has, to stop her.
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* ActionGirl: Wryn and Bunny Rockette. Valentine and [[VideoGame/TheyBleedPixels The Clawed Girl]] in the second game.
* AsteroidsMonster: [[BlobMonster Guppy]], the first boss.
* AttackReflector: In 2, melee attacks can reflect attacks of the right color.
* AsteroidsMonster: [[BlobMonster Guppy]], the first boss.
* AttackReflector: In 2, melee attacks can reflect attacks of the right color.
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* AmbiguousGender: The Ninja is so shrouded in mystery that nobody knows what their gender is, according to the credits of ''Bleed 2''.
* ActionGirl: Wryn and Bunny Rockette. Valentine and [[VideoGame/TheyBleedPixels The Clawed Girl]] in the secondgame.
game, as well as the mid-boss Red Sprite.
* ActionizedSequel: The first game focuses equally on both platforming and gunning in most of its stages, while the sequel de-emphasizes platforming-designed levels in favor of more intense boss encounters.
* AsteroidsMonster: [[BlobMonster Guppy]], the firstboss.
boss of the first game. He splits into four smaller copies at half health, which each split into a swarm of Lil' Guppies after taking more damage.
* AttackReflector: In2, ''Bleed 2'', melee attacks can reflect attacks (both bullets and ramming moves) of the right color.color; Wryn can reflect pink attacks, The Rival can reflect yellow attacks, and the Clawed Girl can reflect both. White and Valentine instead focus on absorbing projectiles.
* ActionGirl: Wryn and Bunny Rockette. Valentine and [[VideoGame/TheyBleedPixels The Clawed Girl]] in the second
* ActionizedSequel: The first game focuses equally on both platforming and gunning in most of its stages, while the sequel de-emphasizes platforming-designed levels in favor of more intense boss encounters.
* AsteroidsMonster: [[BlobMonster Guppy]], the first
* AttackReflector: In
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* BigFancyHouse: Guppy's manor in Mission 1.
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* BattleshipRaid: The middle of ''Bleed 2'' revolves around approaching, boarding, and eventually demolishing the Nemesis, Valentine's colossal battleship; the fifth stage, "The Warship", features you destroying its main power source as well as its "pilot", Anti-Battalion.
* BigFancyHouse: Guppy's manor in Mission1.1 of the first game.
* BigFancyHouse: Guppy's manor in Mission
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* BondOneLiner: Perform well enough (it may depend on your style gauge) against the Chopper Core and Wryn will say "[[MetalGearSolid And that takes care of the cremation!!]]" She then immediately lampshades it with, "Hee hee! I feel like such a badass!!"
* BoringButPractical: The default weapons: two pistols and a Rocket Launcher. They shoot fast, are very powerful, useful for every situation and got the best reach. There is actually no reason to use any other weapon. Except for...
* BossGame: The Challenge Mode lets you fight any combination of up to three bosses you've beaten in the Story Mode as well as on any difficulty. Needless to say, [[UpToEleven certain combinations can be downright ridiculous]].
** The second game is borderline this due to the more frequent boss encounters.
-->'''Wryn:''' (after dying to three bosses in challenge mode) "[[Film/ThreeHundred This is madness]]... [[BloodKnight I LIKE IT]]!"
* BossRush: The final level. Not only that, you have to fight two of each boss at once (though they have half the health).
** In the second game, the last two levels count. The sixth level is fighting [[BigBad Valentine]] over several phases, while the seventh has you fighting several mechs before coming face-to-face with [[NoNameGiven The Rival/That Blonde Guy]] once more.
* BossSubtitles: The game gives a quick blurb on the boss you're about to face along with its name.
** In the second game, the names of the bosses are only shown in the credits, along with the accompanying blurb.
* BottomlessMagazines: Any weapon, but the guns take the cake. Wryn easily uses thousands of bullets per level and never reloads.
* BottomlessPits: There are a few throughout the game. Subverted (with LampshadeHanging [[spoiler:and a secret achievement]]) after defeating the first miniboss.
* BreakingTheFourthWall: Wryn talks directly to the player whenever she "dies". [[spoiler:She also thanks you for helping her at the end of the game.]]
* BulletHell: While not to the extremes of, let's say a Creator/{{CAVE}} or Creator/{{Treasure}} ShootEmUp, but Very Hard pulls no punches when it comes filling the screen fast-moving projectiles. Wryn's bullet time ability becomes an imperative in the later levels.
* BoringButPractical: The default weapons: two pistols and a Rocket Launcher. They shoot fast, are very powerful, useful for every situation and got the best reach. There is actually no reason to use any other weapon. Except for...
* BossGame: The Challenge Mode lets you fight any combination of up to three bosses you've beaten in the Story Mode as well as on any difficulty. Needless to say, [[UpToEleven certain combinations can be downright ridiculous]].
** The second game is borderline this due to the more frequent boss encounters.
-->'''Wryn:''' (after dying to three bosses in challenge mode) "[[Film/ThreeHundred This is madness]]... [[BloodKnight I LIKE IT]]!"
* BossRush: The final level. Not only that, you have to fight two of each boss at once (though they have half the health).
** In the second game, the last two levels count. The sixth level is fighting [[BigBad Valentine]] over several phases, while the seventh has you fighting several mechs before coming face-to-face with [[NoNameGiven The Rival/That Blonde Guy]] once more.
* BossSubtitles: The game gives a quick blurb on the boss you're about to face along with its name.
** In the second game, the names of the bosses are only shown in the credits, along with the accompanying blurb.
* BottomlessMagazines: Any weapon, but the guns take the cake. Wryn easily uses thousands of bullets per level and never reloads.
* BottomlessPits: There are a few throughout the game. Subverted (with LampshadeHanging [[spoiler:and a secret achievement]]) after defeating the first miniboss.
* BreakingTheFourthWall: Wryn talks directly to the player whenever she "dies". [[spoiler:She also thanks you for helping her at the end of the game.]]
* BulletHell: While not to the extremes of, let's say a Creator/{{CAVE}} or Creator/{{Treasure}} ShootEmUp, but Very Hard pulls no punches when it comes filling the screen fast-moving projectiles. Wryn's bullet time ability becomes an imperative in the later levels.
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* BondOneLiner: Perform well enough (it may depend on your style gauge) against the Chopper Core in the first game and Wryn will say "[[MetalGearSolid And that takes care of the cremation!!]]" She then immediately lampshades it with, "Hee hee! I feel like such a badass!!"
*BoringButPractical: BoringButPractical:
** The defaultweapons: two weapons of the first game: dual pistols and a Rocket Launcher. rocket launcher. They shoot fast, are very powerful, are useful for every situation situation, and got have the best reach. There is actually no reason to use any All the other weapon. Except for...
weapons are either outclassed or are only situationally useful, aside from White.
** ''Bleed 2'' makes all the weapons more useful by upping their fire rates and letting them bypass certain boss defenses, but the starting pistols/katana combo is very easy to rely on, since it's required for your first playthrough and can be used to reflect attacks while still having long range.
*BossGame: BossBonanza: Two levels of the second game count:
** "The Launch", after having only one mid-boss, ends with a rush against four of the robo-heroes from the first game, one after another.
** "Epilogue" has you fighting four Cores before coming face-to-face with [[NoNameGiven The Rival/That Blonde Guy]] once more; each boss leads into another aside from a vertical climb before the Whale Core.
* BossGame:
** Challenge Mode lets you fight any combination of up to three bosses you've beaten in the Story Mode as well as on any difficulty. Needless to say, [[UpToEleven certain combinations can be downright ridiculous]].
** The second game is borderline this due to the more frequent boss encounters.
-->'''Wryn:'''--->'''Wryn:''' (after dying to three bosses in challenge mode) "[[Film/ThreeHundred This is madness]]... [[BloodKnight I LIKE IT]]!"
** The second game is borderline this due to the more frequent boss encounters, especially later on.
* BossOnlyLevel: "The Showdown" in ''Bleed 2'', which takes place solely in a boxing ring where you fight Valentine over four phases.
* BossRush: The finallevel. level of the first game, courtesy of robotic clones of all the heroes you've fought (aside from the Dragon Heart). Not only that, you have to fight two of each boss at once (though once, though they have half the health).
** In the second game, the last two levels count. The sixth level is fighting [[BigBad Valentine]] over several phases, while the seventh has you fighting several mechs before coming face-to-face with [[NoNameGiven The Rival/That Blonde Guy]] once more.
health.
* BossSubtitles: The game gives a quick blurb on the boss you're about to face along with itsname.
**name. In the second game, the names of the bosses are only shown in the credits, along with the accompanying blurb.
* BottomlessMagazines:Any weapon, All weapons have infinite ammo, but the guns dual pistols take the cake. Wryn easily uses thousands of bullets per level and never reloads.
* BottomlessPits: There are a few throughoutthe game. both games; in ''Bleed'' they instantly kill you, while in ''Bleed 2'' you respawn with some lost health. Subverted (with LampshadeHanging [[spoiler:and and a secret achievement]]) achievement) after defeating the first miniboss.
miniboss in the first game, which is followed by a pit that's only a few feet deep.
* BreakingTheFourthWall: Wryn talks directly to the player whenever she "dies". [[spoiler:She also thanks you for helping her at the end ofthe each game.]]
* BulletHell: While not to the extremes of, let's say a Creator/{{CAVE}} or Creator/{{Treasure}} ShootEmUp,but Very Hard pulls no punches when it comes filling the screen fast-moving projectiles. Wryn's bullet time ability becomes an imperative in the later levels.
*
** The default
** ''Bleed 2'' makes all the weapons more useful by upping their fire rates and letting them bypass certain boss defenses, but the starting pistols/katana combo is very easy to rely on, since it's required for your first playthrough and can be used to reflect attacks while still having long range.
*
** "The Launch", after having only one mid-boss, ends with a rush against four of the robo-heroes from the first game, one after another.
** "Epilogue" has you fighting four Cores before coming face-to-face with [[NoNameGiven The Rival/That Blonde Guy]] once more; each boss leads into another aside from a vertical climb before the Whale Core.
* BossGame:
** Challenge Mode lets you fight any combination of up to three bosses you've beaten in the Story Mode as well as on any difficulty. Needless to say, [[UpToEleven certain combinations can be downright ridiculous]].
-->'''Wryn:'''
** The second game is borderline this due to the more frequent boss encounters, especially later on.
* BossOnlyLevel: "The Showdown" in ''Bleed 2'', which takes place solely in a boxing ring where you fight Valentine over four phases.
* BossRush: The final
** In the second game, the last two levels count. The sixth level is fighting [[BigBad Valentine]] over several phases, while the seventh has you fighting several mechs before coming face-to-face with [[NoNameGiven The Rival/That Blonde Guy]] once more.
* BossSubtitles: The game gives a quick blurb on the boss you're about to face along with its
**
* BottomlessMagazines:
* BottomlessPits: There are a few throughout
* BreakingTheFourthWall: Wryn talks directly to the player whenever she "dies". [[spoiler:She also thanks you for helping her at the end of
* BulletHell: While not to the extremes of, let's say a Creator/{{CAVE}} or Creator/{{Treasure}} ShootEmUp,
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* CatsAreMean: The cat-like enemies in Mission 1. They spit hairballs at you or charge right into you. Some even roll barrels at you.
* CharacterDevelopment: In a minor form, but significant. In earlier levels, Wryn will frequently talk about herself on death, insult the player frequently or telling them they need to practice. This is shown even more so after you defeat Gibby and Stu: she mentions that they both get the title of 5th Greatest Hero and hopes that she might get someone to share #1 Hero with someone one day. But, as you progress farther and complete the game, [[http://steamcommunity.com/app/239800/discussions/0/864973123954171191/ she actually gets more inclusive with death quotes, such as changing any previous mentions of "I" to "We"]]. [[spoiler: And while she can't exactly share the #1 title spot, she does at least give you the Best Player of All Time title. In the second game, however, she does share the spot... with The Rival!]]
** [[spoiler: Plucky, the news anchor in the second game, sort of. After beating story mode on very hard difficulty, you unlock him as a playable character. Playing through story mode with him will have Wryn replace him as the news anchor. After the first few levels, she tells [[MediumAwareness the player]] of her uncertainty of Plucky's heroic worth. Come the last few levels, she's cheering him on, and even gave him a new name: the Green Guardian.]]
* ChainsawGood: Wryn can unlock a Chainsaw, which does a decent amount of damage but you have to get in really close to use it.
* CharacterDevelopment: In a minor form, but significant. In earlier levels, Wryn will frequently talk about herself on death, insult the player frequently or telling them they need to practice. This is shown even more so after you defeat Gibby and Stu: she mentions that they both get the title of 5th Greatest Hero and hopes that she might get someone to share #1 Hero with someone one day. But, as you progress farther and complete the game, [[http://steamcommunity.com/app/239800/discussions/0/864973123954171191/ she actually gets more inclusive with death quotes, such as changing any previous mentions of "I" to "We"]]. [[spoiler: And while she can't exactly share the #1 title spot, she does at least give you the Best Player of All Time title. In the second game, however, she does share the spot... with The Rival!]]
** [[spoiler: Plucky, the news anchor in the second game, sort of. After beating story mode on very hard difficulty, you unlock him as a playable character. Playing through story mode with him will have Wryn replace him as the news anchor. After the first few levels, she tells [[MediumAwareness the player]] of her uncertainty of Plucky's heroic worth. Come the last few levels, she's cheering him on, and even gave him a new name: the Green Guardian.]]
* ChainsawGood: Wryn can unlock a Chainsaw, which does a decent amount of damage but you have to get in really close to use it.
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* CatsAreMean: The cat-like enemies in Mission 1.Guppy's kitten minions. They spit hairballs at you or charge right into you. Some even roll barrels at you.
you. In the sequel, Valentine employs them, and they start piloting hoverbikes and even a helicopter to attack Wryn.
*CharacterDevelopment: CardCarryingVillain: Valentine strives to be this, as her goal is to becomes the Greatest Villain of All Time since she can't settle for being a simple convict. She arranges an entire army, complete with battleship, purely to prove herself as a great villain, which ultimately fails when Wryn foils her plans and humiliates her in battle.
* CharacterDevelopment:
** In a minor form, but significant. In earlier levels, Wryn will frequently talk about herself on death, insult the player frequently or telling them they need to practice. This is shown even more so after you defeat Gibbyand & Stu: she mentions that they both get the title of 5th Greatest Hero and hopes that she might get someone to share #1 Hero with someone one day. But, as you progress farther and complete the game, [[http://steamcommunity.com/app/239800/discussions/0/864973123954171191/ she actually gets more inclusive with death quotes, such as changing any previous mentions of "I" to "We"]]. [[spoiler: And while she can't exactly share the #1 title spot, she does at least give you the Best Player of All Time title. In the second game, however, she does share the spot... with The Rival!]]
**[[spoiler: Plucky, [[spoiler:Plucky, the news anchor in the second game, sort of. After beating story mode on very hard difficulty, you unlock him as a playable character. Playing through story mode with him will have Wryn replace him as the news anchor. After the first few levels, she tells [[MediumAwareness the player]] of her uncertainty of Plucky's heroic worth. Come the last few levels, she's cheering him on, and even gave him a new name: the Green Guardian.]]
* ChainsawGood: Wryn can unlock aChainsaw, chainsaw in both games, which does a decent amount of damage but you have to get in really requires getting very close to use it.enemies.
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* CharacterDevelopment:
** In a minor form, but significant. In earlier levels, Wryn will frequently talk about herself on death, insult the player frequently or telling them they need to practice. This is shown even more so after you defeat Gibby
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* ChainsawGood: Wryn can unlock a
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* CoOpMultiplayer: Added in an update, however, it's local co-op only and both players share the same Life and Time meters.
* DieChairDie: There's some stuff in the stages that can be shot down (like the chandeliers in Mission 1) for extra points.
* DieChairDie: There's some stuff in the stages that can be shot down (like the chandeliers in Mission 1) for extra points.
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* CoOpMultiplayer: Added Present in an update, however, both games, though it's local co-op only and both players share the same Life and Time meters.
* DeathIsASlapOnTheWrist: In Story Mode, you have infinite lives and frequent checkpoints, and dying just takes a toll on your final score of the stage. Wryn lampshades this sometimes after dying.
-->'''Wryn:''' "Don't worry, it's just a game. I'll be back in a sec."
** Wryn says the same quote on death in [[FinalDeathMode Arcade]], adding a "...right?...RIGHT???" with a panicked look on her face.
* DieChairDie:There's In the first game, there's some stuff in the stages that can be shot down (like the chandeliers in Mission 1) for extra points.
* DeathIsASlapOnTheWrist: In Story Mode, you have infinite lives and frequent checkpoints, and dying just takes a toll on your final score of the stage. Wryn lampshades this sometimes after dying.
-->'''Wryn:''' "Don't worry, it's just a game. I'll be back in a sec."
** Wryn says the same quote on death in [[FinalDeathMode Arcade]], adding a "...right?...RIGHT???" with a panicked look on her face.
* DieChairDie:
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* DualBoss: [[BattleCouple Gibby and Stu]], the worm couple from Mission 2.
** During the last level, you have to fight two weakened clones of each level boss (who act independently). Or in the case of Gibby and Stu, four worms at once. Challenge Mode also lets you set up battles against two or even three bosses at once.
* ExcusePlot: Basically our heroine [[GottaKillThemAll gotta kill all the former heroes]] to become the next great hero, [[RuleOfFun and you'll probably have a blast doing it]].
** Subverted in the sequel, where there is a villain terrorizing the world, and it's up to Wryn to stop her.
** During the last level, you have to fight two weakened clones of each level boss (who act independently). Or in the case of Gibby and Stu, four worms at once. Challenge Mode also lets you set up battles against two or even three bosses at once.
* ExcusePlot: Basically our heroine [[GottaKillThemAll gotta kill all the former heroes]] to become the next great hero, [[RuleOfFun and you'll probably have a blast doing it]].
** Subverted in the sequel, where there is a villain terrorizing the world, and it's up to Wryn to stop her.
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* DualBoss: DualBoss:
** [[BattleCouple Gibbyand & Stu]], the worm couple from Mission 2.
2 of the first game. Robo-Gibby & Stu keep their role as this in ''Bleed 2''.
** During the lastlevel, level of the first game, you have to fight two weakened clones of each level boss (who act independently). Or in the case of Gibby and & Stu, four worms at once. Challenge Mode also lets you set up battles against two or even three bosses at once.
* EvilCounterpart: The Rival is partially this to Wryn, even though both are technically on the side of good. The sequel features a straighter version with Anti-Battalion, a dark purple version of the heroic Battalion who works with Valentine.
* EvolvingTitleScreen: The title screen of ''Bleed 2'' features Wryn playing video games and doing various animations. Once you clear the game for the first time, [[spoiler:The Rival joins her]] and more animations are added.
* ExcusePlot: Basically our heroine [[GottaKillThemAllgotta wants to kill all the former heroes]] to become the next great hero, [[RuleOfFun and you'll probably have a blast doing it]].
**it]]. Subverted in the sequel, where there is a villain terrorizing the world, and it's up to Wryn to stop her.
** [[BattleCouple Gibby
** During the last
* EvilCounterpart: The Rival is partially this to Wryn, even though both are technically on the side of good. The sequel features a straighter version with Anti-Battalion, a dark purple version of the heroic Battalion who works with Valentine.
* EvolvingTitleScreen: The title screen of ''Bleed 2'' features Wryn playing video games and doing various animations. Once you clear the game for the first time, [[spoiler:The Rival joins her]] and more animations are added.
* ExcusePlot: Basically our heroine [[GottaKillThemAll
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* GadgeteerGenius: The Rival is implied to be this. Not only did he build all the Core mid-bosses in every level, but he created robot versions of all enemies and even bosses from the previous levels that show up in his level. Yes, he even made robot versions of the robot enemies. Don't think too hard about it. In the sequel, he pilots a truck armed with lazers, missles, rockets, and can even turn into a jet!
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* GadgeteerGenius: The Rival is implied to be this.Rival. Not only did he build all the Core mid-bosses in every level, but he created robot versions of all enemies and even bosses from the previous levels that show up in his level. Yes, he even made robot versions of the robot enemies. Don't think too hard about it. In the sequel, he pilots a truck armed with lazers, missles, lasers, missiles, and rockets, and it can even turn into a jet!
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* GuestFighter: White MK I is originally from a little-known platformer called ''Freqμency'',[[note]]Spelled with the Greek letter Mu (μ); not to be confused with Harmonix's ''VideoGame/{{Frequency}}''[[/note]] which was released on Xbox Live Indie Games in 2009 and PC as a freeware game.
** Bleed 2 adds the [[TheyBleedPixels Clawed Girl]] and Plucky.
* GunsAkimbo: One of Wryn's default weapons is a set of [[{{Handguns}} dual pistols]]. An unlockable variant of the Dual Pistols allows Wryn to shoot in front of her and in the opposite direction.
* HardModePerks: On the harder difficulties, enemies put up a much greater fight but you also get a higher score bonus at the end of the level.
* HarderThanHard: Very Hard, where enemies are faster and tend to fill the screen with projectiles much more than the lower difficulties.
* HeartContainer: Players can purchase Life and Energy upgrades from the shop.
** Bleed 2 adds the [[TheyBleedPixels Clawed Girl]] and Plucky.
* GunsAkimbo: One of Wryn's default weapons is a set of [[{{Handguns}} dual pistols]]. An unlockable variant of the Dual Pistols allows Wryn to shoot in front of her and in the opposite direction.
* HardModePerks: On the harder difficulties, enemies put up a much greater fight but you also get a higher score bonus at the end of the level.
* HarderThanHard: Very Hard, where enemies are faster and tend to fill the screen with projectiles much more than the lower difficulties.
* HeartContainer: Players can purchase Life and Energy upgrades from the shop.
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* GuestFighter: GuestFighter:
** WhiteMK Mk. I is originally from a little-known platformer called ''Freqμency'',[[note]]Spelled with the Greek letter Mu (μ); not to be confused with Harmonix's ''VideoGame/{{Frequency}}''[[/note]] which was released on Xbox Live Indie Games in 2009 and PC as a freeware game.
**Bleed 2 ''Bleed 2'' adds the [[TheyBleedPixels [[VideoGame/TheyBleedPixels Clawed Girl]] and Plucky.
Plucky (from ''Plucky's 3D Adventure'') as playable characters, and features Rex Rocket (from the indie game of the same name) as a boss.
* GunsAkimbo: One of Wryn's default weapons is a set of [[{{Handguns}} dual pistols]]. An unlockable variant of the Dual Pistols allows Wryn to shoot in front of her and in the oppositedirection.
direction. ''Bleed 2'' combines the functions of both, but only when you're wielding the pistols by themselves and not alongside the katana.
* HardModePerks: On the harder difficulties, enemies put up a much greater fight but you also get a higher score bonus at the end of thelevel.
level, and score can be used to buy shop items in the first game.
*HarderThanHard: HarderThanHard:
** Very Hard, where enemies are faster and tend to fill the screen with projectiles much more than the lower difficulties.
** A Mutation in the sequel lets you turn on a "Too Hard" difficulty, which speeds up every boss and makes them produce extreme BulletHell.
* HeartContainer: Players can purchase Life and Energy upgrades from theshop.shop in the first game. Not present in the sequel since the shop no longer exists.
** White
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* GunsAkimbo: One of Wryn's default weapons is a set of [[{{Handguns}} dual pistols]]. An unlockable variant of the Dual Pistols allows Wryn to shoot in front of her and in the opposite
* HardModePerks: On the harder difficulties, enemies put up a much greater fight but you also get a higher score bonus at the end of the
*
** Very Hard, where enemies are faster and tend to fill the screen with projectiles much more than the lower difficulties.
** A Mutation in the sequel lets you turn on a "Too Hard" difficulty, which speeds up every boss and makes them produce extreme BulletHell.
* HeartContainer: Players can purchase Life and Energy upgrades from the
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* HyperspaceArsenal: Subverted as Wryn can unlock a bunch of weapons that can be accessed from the pause menu, but only two can be used at a time.
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* HyperspaceArsenal: Subverted as Subverted; Wryn can unlock a bunch of weapons that can be accessed from the pause menu, but only two can be used at a time.
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* IJustWantToBeSpecial: Wryn's journey to be so is basically the whole plot of Bleed.
* LittleMissBadass: Yeah, you guessed it: Wryn. Honestly, if you haven't figured that out by now, you probably haven't really been paying attention to this page.
* LittleMissBadass: Yeah, you guessed it: Wryn. Honestly, if you haven't figured that out by now, you probably haven't really been paying attention to this page.
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* IJustWantToBeSpecial: Wryn's journey to be so is basically the whole plot of Bleed.
''Bleed''.
* LegacyBossBattle: The sequel has a lot of fun with this, bringing nearly every boss from the first game back in some form alongside the new bosses.
** Three of The Rival's Cores get Mk. II versions (Mirror, Mantis, and Spider), while his new Whale Core does a vertical chase in the final stage just as the Chopper Core did in the first level of ''Bleed''. The Rival also serves as the FinalBoss once again.
** The Kitten Chopper in "The Highway" fights like the Chopper Core, though it flies above the road without ever changing the side it attacks from.
** "The Launch" ends with a BossRush against four of the robo-heroes from the final level of the first game (Robo-Gubby, Robo-Gibby & Stu, Robo-White, and Robo-Bunny), who fight mostly the same as they originally did. Notably, Robo-Gubby doesn't split apart and instead borrows the absent Bubble Core's gimmick of producing spheres that explode into targeted bullets. Why doesn't Robo-Batalion appear? It's because they get a much different revamped fight as Anti-Battalion in the next stage.
** "The Warship" features the Nemesis AI Pod, which fights like the Dragon Heart of the first game (stationary target surrounded by turrets and closing-in walls) before becoming a unique boss in its second phase.
* LittleMissBadass: Yeah, you guessed it: Wryn. Honestly, if you haven't figured that out by now, you probably haven't really been paying attention to this page.
* LegacyBossBattle: The sequel has a lot of fun with this, bringing nearly every boss from the first game back in some form alongside the new bosses.
** Three of The Rival's Cores get Mk. II versions (Mirror, Mantis, and Spider), while his new Whale Core does a vertical chase in the final stage just as the Chopper Core did in the first level of ''Bleed''. The Rival also serves as the FinalBoss once again.
** The Kitten Chopper in "The Highway" fights like the Chopper Core, though it flies above the road without ever changing the side it attacks from.
** "The Launch" ends with a BossRush against four of the robo-heroes from the final level of the first game (Robo-Gubby, Robo-Gibby & Stu, Robo-White, and Robo-Bunny), who fight mostly the same as they originally did. Notably, Robo-Gubby doesn't split apart and instead borrows the absent Bubble Core's gimmick of producing spheres that explode into targeted bullets. Why doesn't Robo-Batalion appear? It's because they get a much different revamped fight as Anti-Battalion in the next stage.
** "The Warship" features the Nemesis AI Pod, which fights like the Dragon Heart of the first game (stationary target surrounded by turrets and closing-in walls) before becoming a unique boss in its second phase.
* LittleMissBadass: Yeah, you guessed it: Wryn.
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* MeaninglessLives: In the Story Mode, sort of. You have infinite lives, but dying takes a toll on your final score of the stage. Wryn lampshades this sometimes after dying.
-->'''Wryn:''' "Don't worry, it's just a game. I'll be back in a sec."
** Wryn says the same quote on death in [[FinalDeathMode Arcade]], adding a "...right?...RIGHT???" with a panicked look on her face.
-->'''Wryn:''' "Don't worry, it's just a game. I'll be back in a sec."
** Wryn says the same quote on death in [[FinalDeathMode Arcade]], adding a "...right?...RIGHT???" with a panicked look on her face.
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* NintendoHard: {{Downplayed|Trope}} in Story Mode. You deal with a lot of enemies and there's no recovery items, but there are also a lot of checkpoints and infinite continues.
** Played straight in Arcade Mode as you have to make it through the ''entire'' game in a single life. There are still no recovery items and your health doesn't refill between levels.
** Played straight in Arcade Mode as you have to make it through the ''entire'' game in a single life. There are still no recovery items and your health doesn't refill between levels.
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* NintendoHard: {{Downplayed|Trope}} in Story Mode. You deal with a lot of enemies and there's no recovery items, but there are also a lot of checkpoints and infinite continues.
**continues. Played straight in Arcade Mode as you have to make it through the ''entire'' game in a single life. There are still no recovery items and your health doesn't refill between levels.levels (''Bleed 2'' adds restorative hearts at certain points, but using them resets your style meter).
* NoFairCheating: Activating Mutations in the sequel disables saving high scores, even if the options chosen are neutral or negative.
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* NoFairCheating: Activating Mutations in the sequel disables saving high scores, even if the options chosen are neutral or negative.
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* RayGun: The Laser Rifle. It shoots a laser beam that goes through enemies but offset by a slow firing-rate.
* {{Retraux}}: And a 16-bit styled {{action game}} with chiptune music at that, though none of it seems to imitate any particular system.
* RevolversAreJustBetter: The Revolver, and its shots does ricochet off walls, the ceiling, and the ground.
* {{Retraux}}: And a 16-bit styled {{action game}} with chiptune music at that, though none of it seems to imitate any particular system.
* RevolversAreJustBetter: The Revolver, and its shots does ricochet off walls, the ceiling, and the ground.
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* RayGun: The Laser Rifle. It shoots a laser beam that goes through enemies but offset by a slow firing-rate.
firing rate. In ''Bleed 2'', it fires a lot faster but only shoots its powerful piercing shot if it isn't fired for a short while.
* {{Retraux}}:And a A 16-bit styled {{action game}} with chiptune music at that, music, though none of it seems to imitate any particular system.
* RevolversAreJustBetter: The Revolver,and its whose shots does ricochet off walls, surfaces.
* RobotMe: The robo-heroes, crude replicas of theceiling, and world's greatest heroes that sit in the ground.Hall of Heroes until The Rival reprograms them to attack Wryn. There happens to be a robotic copy of White Mk. II [[DepartmentOfRedundancyDepartment despite White already being a robot]].
* {{Retraux}}:
* RevolversAreJustBetter: The Revolver,
* RobotMe: The robo-heroes, crude replicas of the
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* ScoringPoints: Not just for high scores in each level, but also for points to spend in the shop for Life and Energy upgrades and weapons.
* SelfImposedChallenge: You can disable Wryn's ability to WallJump in the options menu, but Arcade Mode does more as you have to go through the whole game in one life. Arcade Mode allows you to enable a timer in the game and lets you adjust your own Life Meter, all the way to being a OneHitPointWonder even if you're ''really'' masochistic.
* ShotgunsAreJustBetter: Somewhat. A Shotgun can be unlocked but it's not very practical due to the short range and average damage output.
* ShoutOut: One of Wryn's GameOver quotes includes "[[VideoGame/MarvelVsCapcom3 YOU PRESSED THE WRONG BUTTOOOOOOOOONN!]]".
* SelfImposedChallenge: You can disable Wryn's ability to WallJump in the options menu, but Arcade Mode does more as you have to go through the whole game in one life. Arcade Mode allows you to enable a timer in the game and lets you adjust your own Life Meter, all the way to being a OneHitPointWonder even if you're ''really'' masochistic.
* ShotgunsAreJustBetter: Somewhat. A Shotgun can be unlocked but it's not very practical due to the short range and average damage output.
* ShoutOut: One of Wryn's GameOver quotes includes "[[VideoGame/MarvelVsCapcom3 YOU PRESSED THE WRONG BUTTOOOOOOOOONN!]]".
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* ScoringPoints: Not just for high scores in each level, but also for points to spend in the shop for Life and Energy upgrades and weapons.
weapons (though the second game lacks a shop).
* SelfImposedChallenge: You can disable Wryn's ability to WallJump in the optionsmenu, menu (first game only), but Arcade Mode does more as you have to go through the whole game in one life. Arcade Mode allows you to enable a timer in the game and lets you adjust your own Life Meter, all the way to being a OneHitPointWonder even if you're ''really'' masochistic.
* ShotgunsAreJustBetter: Somewhat. AShotgun shotgun can be unlocked in the first game, but it's not very practical due to the short range and average damage output.
*ShoutOut: ShoutOut:
** One of Wryn's GameOver quotes includes "[[VideoGame/MarvelVsCapcom3 YOU PRESSED THE WRONG BUTTOOOOOOOOONN!]]".
* SelfImposedChallenge: You can disable Wryn's ability to WallJump in the options
* ShotgunsAreJustBetter: Somewhat. A
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** One of Wryn's GameOver quotes includes "[[VideoGame/MarvelVsCapcom3 YOU PRESSED THE WRONG BUTTOOOOOOOOONN!]]".
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* TheRival: The Rival, but don't pretend that doesn't make him any less Wryn's enemy. Not only has he been [[spoiler:piloting the cores that attack Wryn at least once in every level, he also attempts to take all the credit for Wryn's kills (which works out in her favor, but still).]] Besides that, the death-specific quotes against him in his boss fight show it even more; while Wryn makes joking comments about all the other bosses, Wryn makes it quite clear she wants the guy dead.
-->'''Wryn:''' "Lemme at him! Just one more go, we'll tear him apart!"\\
-->'''Wryn:''' "Lemme at him! Just one more go, we'll tear him apart!"\\
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* TheRival: TheRival:
** The Rival, but don't pretend that doesn't make him any less Wryn's enemy. Not only has he been [[spoiler:piloting the cores that attack Wryn at least once in every level, he also attempts to take all the credit for Wryn's kills (which works out in her favor, but still).]] Besides that, the death-specific quotes against him in his boss fight show it even more; while Wryn makes joking comments about all the other bosses, Wryn makes it quite clear she wants the guy dead.
-->'''Wryn:''' --->'''Wryn:''' "Lemme at him! Just one more go, we'll tear him apart!"\\
** The Rival, but don't pretend that doesn't make him any less Wryn's enemy. Not only has he been [[spoiler:piloting the cores that attack Wryn at least once in every level, he also attempts to take all the credit for Wryn's kills (which works out in her favor, but still).]] Besides that, the death-specific quotes against him in his boss fight show it even more; while Wryn makes joking comments about all the other bosses, Wryn makes it quite clear she wants the guy dead.
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** After beating the second game, though, they're playing video games together.
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** After beating Their dynamic changes a lot in ''Bleed 2''; The Rival initially starts attacking Wryn with his Cores as before, but by the end of the second game, though, they're playing stage, Valentine becomes a more pressing problem, so he forms an EnemyMine and helps Wryn fight Valentine for a few levels in hopes that it will get him recognized as a hero, which mostly works out (Plucky is dismissive at first but changes his mind after the Whale Core is seemingly shot down). When he attacks Wryn again in the final level, it's purely to settle their score rather than out of malice. [[spoiler:The credits reveal that they now share the title of Greatest Hero of All Time, and they play video games together.together on the title screen from then on.]]
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* TrainTopBattle: All of Mission 4 is about this. Wryn goes around blasting away Bunny Rockette's goons while avoiding getting hit by the tunnels.
* UnlockableContent: By beating the game on Normal, Hard, and Very Hard, you unlock [[spoiler:[[RobotMe Robo-Wryn]], White Mk-I, and The Rival]], respectively as playable characters. Each come with their own unique stats and abilities.
* UndergroundLevel: Mission 2 takes Wryn through an underground cavern, complete with falling rocks.
* VillainProtagonist: Wryn is a very kind individual. She keeps encouraging the player whenever he fails and can't stop gushing about him whenever he succeeds. There is also the final cutscene that comes off as heartwarming, [[spoiler:what with the teary eyes, heartful thanks and congratulations]]. All that can easily make you forget that Wryn is a ''murderous and insane psychopath who goes out of her way to kill heroes just because she wants to prove she is the best of them''. Hell, she doesn't have any excuse since the previous heroes did nothing to deserve her wrath, aside retiring and being lazy. She was very lucky [[spoiler:someone took the credit for her killings or she would have been hated by the whole world]].
* WallJump: Wryn can do this, but interestingly enough, the player can also disable this in the options menu [[SelfImposedChallenge if they want to rely on her quadruple-jumps alone]].
* UnlockableContent: By beating the game on Normal, Hard, and Very Hard, you unlock [[spoiler:[[RobotMe Robo-Wryn]], White Mk-I, and The Rival]], respectively as playable characters. Each come with their own unique stats and abilities.
* UndergroundLevel: Mission 2 takes Wryn through an underground cavern, complete with falling rocks.
* VillainProtagonist: Wryn is a very kind individual. She keeps encouraging the player whenever he fails and can't stop gushing about him whenever he succeeds. There is also the final cutscene that comes off as heartwarming, [[spoiler:what with the teary eyes, heartful thanks and congratulations]]. All that can easily make you forget that Wryn is a ''murderous and insane psychopath who goes out of her way to kill heroes just because she wants to prove she is the best of them''. Hell, she doesn't have any excuse since the previous heroes did nothing to deserve her wrath, aside retiring and being lazy. She was very lucky [[spoiler:someone took the credit for her killings or she would have been hated by the whole world]].
* WallJump: Wryn can do this, but interestingly enough, the player can also disable this in the options menu [[SelfImposedChallenge if they want to rely on her quadruple-jumps alone]].
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* TrainTopBattle: TraintopBattle: All of Mission 4 in the first game is about this. Wryn goes around blasting away Bunny Rockette's goons while avoiding getting hit by the tunnels.
*UnlockableContent: UndergroundLevel: Mission 2 of the first game takes Wryn through an underground cavern, complete with falling rocks.
* UnexplainedRecovery: The robo-heroes of the first game were destroyed soundly by Wryn, but they reappear with only slight damage in the sequel.
* UnlockableContent:
** By beating the first game on Normal, Hard, and Very Hard, you unlock [[spoiler:[[RobotMe Robo-Wryn]], WhiteMk-I, Mk. I, and The Rival]], respectively as playable characters. Each come with their own unique stats and abilities.
* UndergroundLevel: Mission 2 takes Wryn through an underground cavern, complete with falling rocks.
** For every difficulty you beat ''Bleed 2'' on, you unlock a new character, a new weapon, and a new air dash style. You also unlock Mutations, modifiers that make the game easier or harder while disabling scores, after the first clear.
* VillainProtagonist: Wryn isa very kind individual. She keeps encouraging more or less this in the player whenever he fails and can't stop gushing about him whenever he succeeds. There is also the final cutscene that comes off as heartwarming, [[spoiler:what with the teary eyes, heartful thanks and congratulations]]. All that can easily make you forget that Wryn is a ''murderous and insane psychopath who goes out of first game, since her way goal is to kill all the heroes just of the world so she can become the Greatest Hero of All Time; she only manages to get away with it because she wants [[spoiler:The Rival tried to prove she is the best of them''. Hell, she doesn't have any excuse since the previous heroes did nothing to deserve her wrath, aside retiring and being lazy. She was very lucky [[spoiler:someone took the take credit for her killings or she would have killing the heroes (and it's possible his Cores would've killed the heroes anyway had Wryn not been hated there)]]. The sequel downplays this heavily, as Wryn proves herself as a hero by stopping Valentine and her actions in the whole world]].
first game aren't even mentioned.
* WallJump: Wryn can do this, but interestingly enough, the player can also disable this in the options menu [[SelfImposedChallenge if they want to rely on her quadruple-jumpsalone]].alone]] (this isn't an option in the sequel).
*
* UnexplainedRecovery: The robo-heroes of the first game were destroyed soundly by Wryn, but they reappear with only slight damage in the sequel.
* UnlockableContent:
** By beating the first game on Normal, Hard, and Very Hard, you unlock [[spoiler:[[RobotMe Robo-Wryn]], White
* VillainProtagonist: Wryn is
* WallJump: Wryn can do this, but interestingly enough, the player can also disable this in the options menu [[SelfImposedChallenge if they want to rely on her quadruple-jumps
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* WombLevel: Mission 6 takes place in the dragon's digestive system, fighting off bodily spores and eventually reaching the dragon's heart, which is the boss in this level.
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* WombLevel: Mission 6 of the first game takes place in the dragon's digestive system, fighting off bodily spores and eventually reaching the dragon's heart, which is the boss in this level.
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* BulletTime: Wryn can slow time down, which can help when you to make precise jumps or gun down an enemy.
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* BulletTime: Wryn can slow time down, which can help when you need to make precise jumps or gun down an enemy.
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It was released on December 12, 2012, and you can find the game on UsefulNotes/{{Xbox 360}} via Xbox Live Indie Games for $2.99 with a PC ([[UsefulNotes/MicrosoftWindows Windows]] and [[UsefulNotes/AppleMacintosh Mac]]) version available via UsefulNotes/{{Desura}}, [=GamersGate=], the developer's website, and on UsefulNotes/{{Steam}} as voted by the fans at Steam Greenlight for $4.99. An update for the game has added a two-player co-op feature, allowing you and a partner take down the former video game heroes together. In September 2, 2014, Ian Campbell has revealed that [[http://www.bootdiskrevolution.com/whats-new-in-bleed-2/ a sequel]] in the works. It has been released on February 8, 2017.
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It was released on December 12, 2012, and you can find the game on UsefulNotes/{{Xbox 360}} via Xbox Live Indie Games for $2.99 with a PC ([[UsefulNotes/MicrosoftWindows Windows]] and [[UsefulNotes/AppleMacintosh Mac]]) version available via UsefulNotes/{{Desura}}, [=GamersGate=], the developer's website, and on UsefulNotes/{{Steam}} as voted by the fans at Steam Greenlight for $4.99. An update for the game has added a two-player co-op feature, allowing you and a partner take down the former video game heroes together. together.
In September 2, 2014, Ian Campbell has revealed that [[http://www.bootdiskrevolution.com/whats-new-in-bleed-2/ a sequel]] in the works. It has been released on February 8,2017.
2017. In this game, Valentine, a psychokinetic girl with aspirations of being the greatest villain of all time, is reigning terror across the world. Now, it's up to Wryn, the only hero the world has, to stop her.
In September 2, 2014, Ian Campbell has revealed that [[http://www.bootdiskrevolution.com/whats-new-in-bleed-2/ a sequel]] in the works. It has been released on February 8,
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* ActionGirl: Wryn and Bunny Rockette.
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* ActionGirl: Wryn and Bunny Rockette. Valentine and [[VideoGame/TheyBleedPixels The Clawed Girl]] in the second game.
** In the second game, the last two levels count. The sixth level is fighting [[BigBad Valentine]] over several phases, while the seventh has you fighting several mechs before coming face-to-face with [[NoNameGiven The Rival/That Blonde Guy]] once more.
** In the second game, the names of the bosses are only shown in the credits, along with the accompanying blurb.
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* CharacterDevelopment: In a minor form, but significant. In earlier levels, Wryn will frequently talk about herself on death, insult the player frequently or telling them they need to practice. This is shown even more so after you defeat Gibby and Stu: she mentions that they both get the title of 5th Greatest Hero and hopes that she might get someone to share #1 Hero with someone one day. But, as you progress farther and complete the game, [[http://steamcommunity.com/app/239800/discussions/0/864973123954171191/ she actually gets more inclusive with death quotes, such as changing any previous mentions of "I" to "We"]]. [[spoiler: And while she can't exactly share the #1 title spot, she does at least give you the Best Player of All Time title.]]
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* CharacterDevelopment: In a minor form, but significant. In earlier levels, Wryn will frequently talk about herself on death, insult the player frequently or telling them they need to practice. This is shown even more so after you defeat Gibby and Stu: she mentions that they both get the title of 5th Greatest Hero and hopes that she might get someone to share #1 Hero with someone one day. But, as you progress farther and complete the game, [[http://steamcommunity.com/app/239800/discussions/0/864973123954171191/ she actually gets more inclusive with death quotes, such as changing any previous mentions of "I" to "We"]]. [[spoiler: And while she can't exactly share the #1 title spot, she does at least give you the Best Player of All Time title.]] In the second game, however, she does share the spot... with The Rival!]]
** [[spoiler: Plucky, the news anchor in the second game, sort of. After beating story mode on very hard difficulty, you unlock him as a playable character. Playing through story mode with him will have Wryn replace him as the news anchor. After the first few levels, she tells [[MediumAwareness the player]] of her uncertainty of Plucky's heroic worth. Come the last few levels, she's cheering him on, and even gave him a new name: the Green Guardian.]]
** [[spoiler: Plucky, the news anchor in the second game, sort of. After beating story mode on very hard difficulty, you unlock him as a playable character. Playing through story mode with him will have Wryn replace him as the news anchor. After the first few levels, she tells [[MediumAwareness the player]] of her uncertainty of Plucky's heroic worth. Come the last few levels, she's cheering him on, and even gave him a new name: the Green Guardian.]]
** Subverted in the sequel, where there is a villain terrorizing the world, and it's up to Wryn to stop her.
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* GadgeteerGenius: The Rival is implied to be this. Not only did he build all the Core mid-bosses in every level, but he created robot versions of all enemies and even bosses from the previous levels that show up in his level. Yes, he even made robot versions of the robot enemies. Don't think too hard about it.
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* GadgeteerGenius: The Rival is implied to be this. Not only did he build all the Core mid-bosses in every level, but he created robot versions of all enemies and even bosses from the previous levels that show up in his level. Yes, he even made robot versions of the robot enemies. Don't think too hard about it. In the sequel, he pilots a truck armed with lazers, missles, rockets, and can even turn into a jet!
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* ScarfOfAsskicking: Wryn's got one on.
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* ScarfOfAsskicking: Wryn's got one on.on, and so does the Rival.
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* TrademarkFavoriteFood: Wryn loves ice cream sundaes. She even drinks from one on the main menu!
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** After beating the second game, though, they're playing video games together.
* TrademarkFavoriteFood: Wryn loves ice cream sundaes. She even drinks from one on the mainmenu!menu in both games!
* TrademarkFavoriteFood: Wryn loves ice cream sundaes. She even drinks from one on the main
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Has absolutely nothing to do with the game ''VideoGame/{{Blood}}'' and not to be mistaken for ''VideoGame/TheyBleedPixels''. If you're looking for tropes pertaining to blood, see BloodyTropes.
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Has absolutely nothing to do with the game ''VideoGame/{{Blood}}'' and not to be mistaken for ''VideoGame/TheyBleedPixels''.''VideoGame/TheyBleedPixels'' (although the protagonist of that game appears as an unlockable GuestFighter in the second game). If you're looking for tropes pertaining to blood, see BloodyTropes.
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** Bleed 2 adds the Clawed Girl and Plucky.
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** Bleed 2 adds the [[TheyBleedPixels Clawed Girl Girl]] and Plucky.
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* AttackReflector: In 2, melee attacks can reflect attacks of the right color.
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It was released on December 12, 2012, and you can find the game on UsefulNotes/{{Xbox 360}} via Xbox Live Indie Games for $2.99 with a PC ([[UsefulNotes/MicrosoftWindows Windows]] and [[UsefulNotes/AppleMacintosh Mac]]) version available via UsefulNotes/{{Desura}}, [=GamersGate=], the developer's website, and on UsefulNotes/{{Steam}} as voted by the fans at Steam Greenlight for $4.99. An update for the game has added a two-player co-op feature, allowing you and a partner take down the former video game heroes together. In September 2, 2014, Ian Campbell has revealed that [[http://www.bootdiskrevolution.com/whats-new-in-bleed-2/ a sequel]] in the works. It has been released on February 8, 2016.
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It was released on December 12, 2012, and you can find the game on UsefulNotes/{{Xbox 360}} via Xbox Live Indie Games for $2.99 with a PC ([[UsefulNotes/MicrosoftWindows Windows]] and [[UsefulNotes/AppleMacintosh Mac]]) version available via UsefulNotes/{{Desura}}, [=GamersGate=], the developer's website, and on UsefulNotes/{{Steam}} as voted by the fans at Steam Greenlight for $4.99. An update for the game has added a two-player co-op feature, allowing you and a partner take down the former video game heroes together. In September 2, 2014, Ian Campbell has revealed that [[http://www.bootdiskrevolution.com/whats-new-in-bleed-2/ a sequel]] in the works. It has been released on February 8, 2016.
2017.
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It was released on December 12, 2012, and you can find the game on UsefulNotes/{{Xbox 360}} via Xbox Live Indie Games for $2.99 with a PC ([[UsefulNotes/MicrosoftWindows Windows]] and [[UsefulNotes/AppleMacintosh Mac]]) version available via UsefulNotes/{{Desura}}, [=GamersGate=], the developer's website, and on UsefulNotes/{{Steam}} as voted by the fans at Steam Greenlight for $4.99. An update for the game has added a two-player co-op feature, allowing you and a partner take down the former video game heroes together. In September 2, 2014, Ian Campbell has revealed that [[http://www.bootdiskrevolution.com/whats-new-in-bleed-2/ a sequel]] in the works.
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It was released on December 12, 2012, and you can find the game on UsefulNotes/{{Xbox 360}} via Xbox Live Indie Games for $2.99 with a PC ([[UsefulNotes/MicrosoftWindows Windows]] and [[UsefulNotes/AppleMacintosh Mac]]) version available via UsefulNotes/{{Desura}}, [=GamersGate=], the developer's website, and on UsefulNotes/{{Steam}} as voted by the fans at Steam Greenlight for $4.99. An update for the game has added a two-player co-op feature, allowing you and a partner take down the former video game heroes together. In September 2, 2014, Ian Campbell has revealed that [[http://www.bootdiskrevolution.com/whats-new-in-bleed-2/ a sequel]] in the works.
works. It has been released on February 8, 2016.
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'''''Bleed''''' is an indie run-and-gun game by the upcoming developer Ian Campbell of Bootdisk Revolution. You play as Wryn, a girl with a big arsenal and bigger dreams as she strives to become the greatest video game hero out there by killing off the former heroes, but rest assured, [[NintendoHard it'll be a task easier said than done]]. Not to worry as she can arm herself to the teeth with an assortment of weapons at her disposal, and when things really gets crazy, she can also [[BulletTime slow time to a crawl]] when needed.
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* GadgeteerGenius: The Rival is implied to be this. Not only did he build all the Core midbosses in every level, but he created robot versions of all enemies and even bosses from the previous levels that show up in his level. Yes, he even made robot versions of the robot enemies. Don't think too hard about it.
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* GadgeteerGenius: The Rival is implied to be this. Not only did he build all the Core midbosses mid-bosses in every level, but he created robot versions of all enemies and even bosses from the previous levels that show up in his level. Yes, he even made robot versions of the robot enemies. Don't think too hard about it.
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* GuestFighter: White MK I is originally from a little-known platformer called ''Freqμency'',[[note]]Spelled with the Greek letter Mu (μ); not to be confused with Harmonix's ''VideoGame/{{Frequency}}''[[/note]] which was released on XboxLive Indie Games in 2009.
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* GuestFighter: White MK I is originally from a little-known platformer called ''Freqμency'',[[note]]Spelled with the Greek letter Mu (μ); not to be confused with Harmonix's ''VideoGame/{{Frequency}}''[[/note]] which was released on XboxLive Xbox Live Indie Games in 2009.2009 and PC as a freeware game.
* HeartContainer: Players can purchase Life and Energy upgrades from the shop.
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* KatanasAreJustBetter: Wryn can get one in the game, which can also [[AttackReflector deflect bullets]].
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* KatanasAreJustBetter: Wryn can get one in the game, which can also [[AttackReflector deflect bullets]]. In the sequel, Wryn starts the game with a katana and is able to shoot short-ranged beams from it and parry some physical attacks.
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* RoseHairedSweetie: As mentioned below in VillainProtagonist, Wryn has the hair and the personality to match it; maybe not the morality, but two out of three ain't bad.
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* RoseHairedSweetie: As mentioned below in VillainProtagonist, Wryn has the hair and the personality to match it; maybe not the morality, but two out of three ain't bad.
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* ScoringPoints: Not just for high scores in each level, but also for points to spend in the shop for [[HeartContainer Life and Energy upgrades]] and weapons.
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* ScoringPoints: Not just for high scores in each level, but also for points to spend in the shop for [[HeartContainer Life and Energy upgrades]] upgrades and weapons.
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* TheRival: The Rival, but don't pretend that doesn't make him any less Wryn's enemy. Not only has he been [[spoiler: piloting the cores that attack Wryn at least once in every level, he also attempts to take all the credit for Wryn's kills (which works out in her favor, but still).]] Besides that, the death-specific quotes against him in his boss fight show it even more; while Wryn makes joking comments about all the other bosses, Wryn makes it quite clear she wants the guy dead.
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* TheRival: The Rival, but don't pretend that doesn't make him any less Wryn's enemy. Not only has he been [[spoiler: piloting [[spoiler:piloting the cores that attack Wryn at least once in every level, he also attempts to take all the credit for Wryn's kills (which works out in her favor, but still).]] Besides that, the death-specific quotes against him in his boss fight show it even more; while Wryn makes joking comments about all the other bosses, Wryn makes it quite clear she wants the guy dead.
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It was released on December 12, 2012, and you can find the game on UsefulNotes/{{Xbox 360}} via Xbox Live Indie Games for $2.99 with a PC ([[UsefulNotes/MicrosoftWindows Windows]] and [[UsefulNotes/AppleMacintosh Mac]]) version available via UsefulNotes/{{Desura}}, [=GamersGate=], the developer's website, and on UsefulNotes/{{Steam}} as voted by the fans at Steam Greenlight for $4.99. An update for the game has added a two-player co-op feature, allowing you and a partner take down the former video game heroes together.
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It was released on December 12, 2012, and you can find the game on UsefulNotes/{{Xbox 360}} via Xbox Live Indie Games for $2.99 with a PC ([[UsefulNotes/MicrosoftWindows Windows]] and [[UsefulNotes/AppleMacintosh Mac]]) version available via UsefulNotes/{{Desura}}, [=GamersGate=], the developer's website, and on UsefulNotes/{{Steam}} as voted by the fans at Steam Greenlight for $4.99. An update for the game has added a two-player co-op feature, allowing you and a partner take down the former video game heroes together.
together. In September 2, 2014, Ian Campbell has revealed that [[http://www.bootdiskrevolution.com/whats-new-in-bleed-2/ a sequel]] in the works.
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* BlondesAreEvil: Somehow. While the Rival is not nice, [[spoiler:the only bad thing he did was taking credit for Wryn's achievements. Compared to her multiple murders in cold blood...]]
** [[spoiler:He also has been trying to kill Wryn the entire game, has the same disposition about killing all the heroes as her, as seen in the opening cutscene, and probably would have killed them all for real if he succeeded in taking care of Wryn first.]] Kind of makes you wonder what kind of world this game is set in.
** [[spoiler:He also has been trying to kill Wryn the entire game, has the same disposition about killing all the heroes as her, as seen in the opening cutscene, and probably would have killed them all for real if he succeeded in taking care of Wryn first.]] Kind of makes you wonder what kind of world this game is set in.
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* TheRival: [[CaptainObvious The Rival]], but don't pretend that doesn't make him any less Wryn's enemy. Not only has he been [[spoiler: piloting the cores that attack Wryn at least once in every level, he also attempts to take all the credit for Wryn's kills (which works out in her favor, but still).]] Besides that, the death-specific quotes against him in his boss fight show it even more; while Wryn makes joking comments about all the other bosses, Wryn makes it quite clear she wants the guy dead.
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* TheRival: [[CaptainObvious The Rival]], Rival, but don't pretend that doesn't make him any less Wryn's enemy. Not only has he been [[spoiler: piloting the cores that attack Wryn at least once in every level, he also attempts to take all the credit for Wryn's kills (which works out in her favor, but still).]] Besides that, the death-specific quotes against him in his boss fight show it even more; while Wryn makes joking comments about all the other bosses, Wryn makes it quite clear she wants the guy dead.
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The year was [[YearX 20XX]], a time where worms and dragons were recognized for their acts of heroism. Many of the heroes of that era were immortalized on the shrine dubbed The Hall of Heroes to remember their great deeds. However, it is now the year 21XX and these legendary heroes soon faded into obscurity, content on living off their past glory. Enter Wryn, a spunky girl who wants to become the greastest video game hero of all time. To do that, she'll have to wipe the slate clean [[GottaKillThemAll by taking down all of the former heroes who came before her]] and come up on top.
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The year was [[YearX 20XX]], a time where worms and dragons were recognized for their acts of heroism. Many of the heroes of that era were immortalized on the shrine dubbed The Hall of Heroes to remember their great deeds. However, it is now the year 21XX and these legendary heroes soon faded into obscurity, content on living off their past glory. Enter Wryn, a spunky girl who wants to become the greastest greatest video game hero of all time. To do that, she'll have to wipe the slate clean [[GottaKillThemAll by taking down all of the former heroes who came before her]] and come up on top.
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It was released on December 12, 2012, and you can find the game on UsefulNotes{{Xbox 360}} via Xbox LIVE Indie Games for $2.99 with PC and Macintosh version available via {{DESURA}}, [=GamersGate=], the developer's website, and on UsefulNotes/{{Steam}} as voted by the fans at Steam Greenlight for $4.99. An update for the game has added a two-player co-op feature, allowing you and a partner take down the former video game heroes together.
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It was released on December 12, 2012, and you can find the game on UsefulNotes{{Xbox UsefulNotes/{{Xbox 360}} via Xbox LIVE Live Indie Games for $2.99 with a PC ([[UsefulNotes/MicrosoftWindows Windows]] and Macintosh [[UsefulNotes/AppleMacintosh Mac]]) version available via {{DESURA}}, UsefulNotes/{{Desura}}, [=GamersGate=], the developer's website, and on UsefulNotes/{{Steam}} as voted by the fans at Steam Greenlight for $4.99. An update for the game has added a two-player co-op feature, allowing you and a partner take down the former video game heroes together.
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* SleevesAreForWimps: Wryn's outfit lacks them.
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It was released on December 12, 2012, and you can find the game on {{Xbox UsefulNotes{{Xbox 360}} via [[XboxLiveArcade Xbox LIVE Indie Games]] Games for $2.99 and on with PC and Macintosh version available via {{DESURA}}, [=GamersGate=], the developer's website, and on UsefulNotes/{{Steam}} as voted by the fans at Steam Greenlight for $4.99. An update for the game has added a two-player co-op feature, allowing you and a partner take down the former video game heroes together.
* ContinuingIsPainful: If you die in Story Mode, your final score in the level gets penalized for every time you die.
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* DifficultyLevels: Easy, Normal, Hard, and...
** HarderThanHard: The aptly-named Very Hard difficulty.
** HarderThanHard: The aptly-named Very Hard difficulty.
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** HarderThanHard: The aptly-namedand Very Hard difficulty.Hard.
** HarderThanHard: The aptly-named
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* DoubleJump: A quadruple-jump in this game's case, which can also act as an [[VideoGameDashing air-dash]] since you can jump/dash in any direction.
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* DoubleJump: A quadruple-jump in this game's case, which can also act as an [[VideoGameDashing air-dash]] since you also can jump/dash dash in any direction.
* HardModePerks: On the harder difficulties, enemies put up a much greater fight but you also get a higher score bonus at the end of the level.
* HarderThanHard: Very Hard, where enemies are faster and tend to fill the screen with projectiles much more than the lower difficulties.
* HarderThanHard: Very Hard, where enemies are faster and tend to fill the screen with projectiles much more than the lower difficulties.
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* MagikarpPower. The White weapon. By default, it's short-ranged and does little in terms of damage, but as your rank goes up, so does its range and damage output.
* MeaninglessLives: In the Story Mode, sort of. You have infinite lives, [[ContinuingIsPainful but dying takes a toll on your final score of the stage]]. Wryn lampshades this sometimes after dying.
* MeaninglessLives: In the Story Mode, sort of. You have infinite lives, [[ContinuingIsPainful but dying takes a toll on your final score of the stage]]. Wryn lampshades this sometimes after dying.
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* MagikarpPower. The White White's weapon. By default, it's short-ranged and does little in terms of damage, but as your rank goes up, so does its range and damage output.
* MeaninglessLives: In the Story Mode, sort of. You have infinite lives,[[ContinuingIsPainful but dying takes a toll on your final score of the stage]].stage. Wryn lampshades this sometimes after dying.
* MeaninglessLives: In the Story Mode, sort of. You have infinite lives,
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* ShownTheirWork: Ian has blog post on his website featuring some [[http://www.bootdiskrevolution.com/blog/category/bleed/ earlier concepts and ideas]] that went in the making of the game. Originally it was going to be a [[LudicrousGibs hyper-violent]] and [[DarkerAndEdgier edgy]] type of game before it become a more light-hearted and funner all around.
* SleevesAreForWimps: Wryn's outfit lacks them.
* SleevesAreForWimps: Wryn's outfit lacks them.
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It was released on December 12th, 12, 2012, and you can find the game on {{Xbox 360}} via [[XboxLiveArcade Xbox LIVE Indie Games]] for $2.99 and on PC and Macintosh via {{DESURA}}, [=GamersGate=], the developer's website, and on UsefulNotes/{{Steam}} as voted by the fans at Steam Greenlight for $4.99. An update for the game has added a two-player co-op feature, allowing you and a partner take down the former video game heroes together.
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* GuestFighter: White MK I is originally from a little-known platformer called ''Freqμency'',[[note]]Spelled with the Greek letter Mu (μ); not to be confused with Harmonix's ''VideoGame/{{Frequency}}''[[/note]] which was released on XboxLive Indie Games in 2009.
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It was released on December 12th, 2012, and you can find the game on {{Xbox 360}} via [[XboxLiveArcade Xbox LIVE Indie Games]] for $2.99 and on PC and Macintosh via {{DESURA}}, [=GamersGate=], the developer's website, and recently on UsefulNotes/{{Steam}} as voted by the fans at Steam Greenlight for $5.$4.99. An update for the game has added a two-player co-op feature, allowing you and a partner take down the former video game heroes together.
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** AwesomeYetPractical: ...White. It's a weapon that comes with a character you unlock once you beat the game on Hard. Its power goes up along with the style gauge. At first, it looks like a [[AwesomeButImpractical painstakingly difficult]] weapon to use with the character who gets it by default, until you find that, after beating the game on Very Hard, Wryn can also equip it. Once you reach rank A or S, it's a matter of ''seconds'' before bosses go down. Needless to say, the Very Hard difficulty and Arcade Mode become much more manageable afterwards.
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* BossSubtitlesBossSubtitles: The game gives a quick blurb on the boss you're about to face along with its name.
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* DoubleJump: A quadruple-jump, to be exact, which can also act as an [[VideoGameDashing air-dash]] since you can jump/dash in any direction.
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* DifficultButAwesome: White. It's a weapon that comes with a character you unlock once you beat the game on Hard. Its power goes up along with the style gauge. At first, it looks like a [[AwesomeButImpractical painstakingly difficult]] weapon to use with the character who gets it by default, until you find that, after beating the game on Very Hard, Wryn can also equip it. Once you reach rank A or S, it's a matter of ''seconds'' before bosses go down. The game's Very Hard difficulty and Arcade Mode become much more manageable afterwards.
* DoubleJump: Aquadruple-jump, to be exact, quadruple-jump in this game's case, which can also act as an [[VideoGameDashing air-dash]] since you can jump/dash in any direction.
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* RevolversAreJustBetter: The Revolver. While not as useful as the Dual Pistols, its shots does ricochet off walls, the ceiling, and the ground.
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* RevolversAreJustBetter: The Revolver. While not as useful as the Dual Pistols, Revolver, and its shots does ricochet off walls, the ceiling, and the ground.
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-->'''Wryn:''' Lemme at him! Just one more go, we'll tear him apart!
-->'''Wryn:''' (dying after fighting three Rivals in challenge mode) Grrr, I hate this guy!! Having multiples of him is almost more than I can stand!
-->'''Wryn:''' (dying after fighting three Rivals in challenge mode) Grrr, I hate this guy!! Having multiples of him is almost more than I can stand!
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-->'''Wryn:''' Lemme "Lemme at him! Just one more go, we'll tear him apart!
-->'''Wryn:'''apart!"\\
'''Wryn:''' (dying after fighting three Rivals in challenge mode)Grrr, "Grrr, I hate this guy!! Having multiples of him is almost more than I can stand!stand!"
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* UndergroundLevel: Misson 2 takes Wryn through an underground cavern, complete with falling rocks.
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* UndergroundLevel: Misson Mission 2 takes Wryn through an underground cavern, complete with falling rocks.
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It was released on December 12th, 2012, and you can find the game on {{Xbox 360}} via [[XboxLiveArcade Xbox LIVE Indie Games]] for $2.99 and on PC via {{DESURA}}, [=GamersGate=], the developer's website, and recently on {{Steam}} UsefulNotes/{{Steam}} as voted by the fans at Steam Greenlight for $5. An update for the game has added a two-player co-op feature, allowing you and a partner take down the former video game heroes together.
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* HeroKiller: It's the objective for the game, and the only way Wryn thinks she can become the Greatest Hero of All Time.
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* IJustWantToBeSpecial: Wryn.
* LittleMissBadass: Again, Wryn.
* LittleMissBadass: Again, Wryn.
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* IJustWantToBeSpecial: Wryn.
Wryn's journey to be so is basically the whole plot of Bleed.
* LittleMissBadass:Again, Wryn.Yeah, you guessed it: Wryn. Honestly, if you haven't figured that out by now, you probably haven't really been paying attention to this page.
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* RoseHairedSweetie: As mentioned below in VillainProtagonist, Wryn has the hair and the personality to match it; maybe not the morality, but two out of three ain't bad.
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* RoseHairedGirl: Wryn.
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* GadgeteerGenius: The Rival is implied to be this. Not only did he build all the Core midbosses in every level, but he created robot versions of all enemies and even bosses from the previous levels that show up in his level. Yes, he even made robot versions of the robot enemies. Don't think too hard about it.
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** Wryn says the same quote on death in [[FinalDeathMode Arcade]], adding a "...right?...RIGHT???" with a panicked look on her face.
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** Played straight in Arcade Mode as you have to make it through the ''entire'' game in a single life.
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** Played straight in Arcade Mode as you have to make it through the ''entire'' game in a single life. There are still no recovery items and your health doesn't refill between levels.
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* CharacterDevelopment: In a minor form, but significant. In earlier levels, Wryn will frequently talk about herself on death, insult the player frequently or telling them they need to practice. This is shown even more so after you defeat Gibby and Stu: she mentions that they both get the title of 5th Greatest Hero and hopes that she might get someone to share #1 Hero with someone one day. But, as you progress farther and complete the game, [[http://steamcommunity.com/app/239800/discussions/0/864973123954171191/ she actually gets more inclusive with death quotes, such as changing any previous mentions of "I" to "We"]]. [[spoiler: And while she can't exactly share the #1 title spot, she does at least give you the Best Player of All Time title.]]
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-->'''Wryn:''' (dying after fighting three Rivals in challenge mode) Man, I hate this guy! Having multiple copies of him is just about more than I can stand!
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-->'''Wryn:''' (dying after fighting three Rivals in challenge mode) Man, Grrr, I hate this guy! guy!! Having multiple copies multiples of him is just about almost more than I can stand!
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* TrademarkFavoriteFood: Wryn loves ice cream sundaes.
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* TheRival: [[CaptainObvious The Rival]], but don't pretend that doesn't make him any less Wryn's enemy. Not only has he been [[spoiler: piloting the cores that attack Wryn at least once in every level, he also attempts to take all the credit for Wryn's kills (which works out in her favor, but still).]] Besides that, the death-specific quotes against him in his boss fight show it even more; while Wryn makes joking comments about all the other bosses, Wryn makes it quite clear she wants the guy dead.
-->'''Wryn:''' Lemme at him! Just one more go, we'll tear him apart!
-->'''Wryn:''' (dying after fighting three Rivals in challenge mode) Man, I hate this guy! Having multiple copies of him is just about more than I can stand!
* TrademarkFavoriteFood: Wryn loves ice cream sundaes. She even drinks from one on the main menu!
-->'''Wryn:''' Lemme at him! Just one more go, we'll tear him apart!
-->'''Wryn:''' (dying after fighting three Rivals in challenge mode) Man, I hate this guy! Having multiple copies of him is just about more than I can stand!
* TrademarkFavoriteFood: Wryn loves ice cream sundaes. She even drinks from one on the main menu!
