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* FinalDungeonPreview: Conker can visit the Feral Reserve Bank as early as getting the slingshot. Problem is, the bridge going there is unstable and will break if Conker attempts to cross it, leaving him no choice but to turn back.
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* BinomiumRidiculus: Professor von Kriplespac describes Conker's species as ''Furrius squidgetterius''.

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* BinomiumRidiculus: Professor von Kriplespac describes Conker's species as ''Furrius squidgetterius''.[[note]]The actual classification for a red squirrel is Sciurus vulgaris.[[/note]]
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* FaintInShock: Of the overjoyed variety. When Conker sees [[BuxomIsBetter how huge Jugga's breasts are]], he passes out.

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* FaintInShock: Of the overjoyed variety. When Conker sees [[BuxomIsBetter [[BuxomBeautyStandard how huge Jugga's breasts are]], he passes out.
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* TimedMission: The escape from the Tediz island. Once the little girl activates the SelfDestruct sequence, you have 4 minutes and 30 seconds to escape. Luckily, if you die before getting outside (and still have lives in hand), the clock resets to full time. Once you're outside, if you die, you respawn at the entrance to the compound, but you only get 2 minutes.

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* TimedMission: The escape from the Tediz island. Once the little girl activates the SelfDestruct sequence, you have 4 minutes and 30 seconds to escape. Luckily, if you die before getting outside (and still have lives in hand), the clock resets to full time. Once you're outside, if you die, you respawn at the entrance to the compound, but you only get 2 minutes. Timing out means instant death as the island blows up. The good news? It only costs one life, which means that you can try again (unless you get a GameOver, of course).

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* TimedMission: The escape from the Tediz island. Once the little girl activates the SelfDestruct sequence, you have 4 minutes and 30 seconds to escape. Luckily, if you die before getting outside (and still have lives in hand), the clock resets to full time. Once you're outside, if you die, you respawn at the entrance to the compound, but you only get 2 minutes.



* TreacherousQuestGiver: The Bats' Tower chapter begins as a group of catfish ladies ask Conker to retrieve a money that is guarded in a safe, but unapproachable due to an angry bulldog-like fish; the reward, they say, is 10% of their fortune for him. After several hardships (including defeating a boss), Conker succeeds and retrieves the money... which consists of 10$, meaning that he'll only gain one dollar for having risked his life scaling a tower full of vengeful bats, dealing with a pervert cog who was sexually abusing other cogs, traversing a dangerous underwater maze, ''and'' fighting a living boiler piloted by fire imps who wanted to bully him. [[FromBadToWorse And then the bulldog fish breaks free and proceeds to eat the catfish ladies, aiming at Conker next]]. Only after barely escaping the hungry monster, does Conker receive a ''real'' reward (300$).

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* TreacherousQuestGiver: The Bats' Tower chapter begins as a group of catfish ladies ask Conker to retrieve a money that is guarded in a safe, but unapproachable due to an angry bulldog-like fish; the reward, they say, is 10% of their fortune for him. After several hardships (including defeating a boss), Conker succeeds and retrieves the money... which consists of 10$, $10, meaning that he'll only gain one dollar for having risked his life scaling a tower full of vengeful bats, dealing with a pervert cog who was sexually abusing other cogs, traversing a dangerous underwater maze, ''and'' fighting a living boiler piloted by fire imps who wanted to bully him. [[FromBadToWorse And then the bulldog fish breaks free and proceeds to eat the catfish ladies, aiming at Conker next]]. Only after barely escaping the hungry monster, does Conker receive a ''real'' reward (300$).($300).
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->"''A hangover is never pretty. A hungover squirrel? That's just obscene.''"

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->"''A hangover is hangover's never pretty. A hungover squirrel? That's But a squirrel with a hangover...that's just obscene.''"
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->"''It all started.... yesterday. What a day that was! It's what I call... a bad fur day.''"
-->-- '''Conker''', opening cutscene

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->"''It all started.... yesterday. What a day that was! It's what I call... a bad fur day.->"''A hangover is never pretty. A hungover squirrel? That's just obscene.''"
-->-- '''Conker''', opening cutscene
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* PlatformActivatedAbility: This is famously how the game displays the trope-naming ContextSensitiveButton. As Conker makes his way back home, he'll find round marks in the floor (often colored gray) with letter B written in the center. If Conker sands onto such a mark and the player presses B, then he can make use of an object that is called for use, ranging from a slingshot to kill some beetles to a ''bazooka'' to obliterate a killer Tediz; in other cases, Conker does something without using anything at hand. It's important to note that some marks won't do anything at first even if B is pressed, as a different action or EventFlag has to be performed beforehand for it to work.

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* PlatformActivatedAbility: This is famously how the game displays the trope-naming ContextSensitiveButton. As Conker makes his way back home, he'll find round marks in the floor (often colored gray) with letter B written in the center. If Conker sands stands onto such a mark and the player presses B, then he can make use of an object that is called for use, ranging from a slingshot to kill some beetles to a ''bazooka'' to obliterate a killer Tediz; in other cases, Conker does something without using anything at hand. It's important to note that some marks won't do anything at first even if B is pressed, as a different action or EventFlag has to be performed beforehand for it to work.
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* PlatformActivatedAbility: This is famously how the game displays the trope-naming ContextSensitiveButton. As Conker makes his way back home, he'll find round marks in the floor (often colored gray) with letter B written in the center. If Conker sands onto such a mark and the player presses B, then he can make use of an object that is called for use, ranging from a slingshot to kill some beetles to a ''bazooka'' to obliterate a killer Tediz; in other cases, Conker does something without using anything at hand. It's important to note that some marks won't do anything at first even if B is pressed, as a different action or EventFlag has to be performed beforehand for it to work.

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* {{Gainaxing}}: The sunflower's and Jugga's jiggling breasts, and probably, the latter's name is a pun of that.


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* JigglePhysics: The sunflower's and Jugga's jiggling breasts.
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* LavaSurfing: During the Ugga stage, Conker is knocked out and mugged by a group of cavemen thugs. When he wakes up, he has to chase them through a prehistoric world by surfing over lava on a hoverboard, and then knock them all into the lava with his frying pan to get his money back.
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''Conker's Bad Fur Day'' is one of ten UsefulNotes/{{Nintendo 64}} games released in March 2001. A sequel to the little-known ''VideoGame/ConkersPocketTales'', a kid-friendly UsefulNotes/GameBoy platformer, this game was likewise intended to be a children's game; first under the name ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bEuFNl4s9yI Conker's Quest]]'', and later ''VideoGame/TwelveTalesConker64''. However, after too many comments about them making yet another cutesy platformer Creator/{{Rare}} had enough, and the British developer decided to change course. Going in the opposite direction, instead of yet another colorful all-ages romp in the vein of [[VideoGame/DiddyKongRacing their]] [[VideoGame/BanjoKazooie other]] [[VideoGame/DonkeyKong64 N64 titles]], they were going to make a "controversial" game aimed at adults and older teens.

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''Conker's Bad Fur Day'' is one of ten UsefulNotes/{{Nintendo 64}} games released in March 2001. A sequel to the little-known ''VideoGame/ConkersPocketTales'', a kid-friendly UsefulNotes/GameBoy platformer, this game was likewise intended to be a children's game; first under the name ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bEuFNl4s9yI Conker's Quest]]'', and later ''VideoGame/TwelveTalesConker64''. However, after too many comments about them making yet another cutesy platformer platformer, Creator/{{Rare}} had enough, and the British developer they decided to change course. Going in the opposite direction, instead of yet another colorful all-ages romp in the vein of [[VideoGame/DiddyKongRacing their]] [[VideoGame/BanjoKazooie other]] [[VideoGame/DonkeyKong64 N64 titles]], they were going to make a "controversial" game aimed at adults and older teens.



Inspired by ''WesternAnimation/SouthPark'', the game was rechristened ''Conker's Bad Fur Day'' and promised to be filled to the brim with scatological humour, sexual innuendo (some more subtle than others), cartoon violence, and swearing. Originally thought to be an April Fools joke, the announcement turned out to be completely true.

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Inspired by ''WesternAnimation/SouthPark'', the game was rechristened ''Conker's Bad Fur Day'' and promised to be filled to the brim with scatological humour, sexual innuendo (some more subtle than others), cartoon violence, and swearing. Originally thought to be an April Fools Fool's joke, the announcement turned out to be completely true.

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* BalefulPolymorph: Batula transforms Conker into a bat and demands he fetch villagers as victims. [[spoiler:The transformation wears off after the Count's death.]]


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* ForcedTransformation: Batula transforms Conker into a bat and demands he fetch villagers as victims. [[spoiler:The transformation wears off after the Count's death.]]
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* WindmillScenery: The Windy area features a tall windmill at the top of the spiral mountain at the center, but by the time Conker tries to explore it [[spoiler:Rodent accidentally destroys it when he's blown away from the exploding Tediz island]]. According to Conker himself, it was meant to be the last level in the game (and because of its destruction, the actual level that serves as the last is the Panther King's castle).
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* IdiotPlot: PlayedForLaughs. The Panther King is so monumentally stupid that he requires a ''scientist'' to tell him that the reason his milk keeps spilling is because the table next to his throne where he puts it is ''missing a leg''. Ze Professor (who it turns out is nearly as much a moron as his majesty) comes up with the novel solution to kidnap and use a red squirrel (our protagonist) in lieu of the missing leg. You know, instead of simply using glue or duct tape to fix the table or buying a new table.
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* TogglingSetpiecePuzzle: During the Uga Buga chapter, Conker eventually gains access to the Rock Solid nightclub, and notices that Berri is trapped in a stone jail, being force to dance for the present public. Beneath the jail are three doors, of which the second is open and the other two are closed. The open door leads to a path above the jail that has some dancing strippers and leads to a switch that opens the closed doors while closing the open one; and the closed doors lead to the ceiling right above the jail. The problem? The switch is a PressurePlate, so the doors will only alternate their states as long as the switch is kept pressed. Conker has to get drunk and urinate onto a male Rockman to push it like a boulder to the open central door, and then push it normally across the upper path to the switch (while avoiding the moving strippers) so it's kept pressed. Then, with the closed doors now open (and the central one closed), Conker has to urinate onto two more Rockmen to push them respectively into the doors and make them fall onto Berri's jail, breaking it to free her.

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* TogglingSetpiecePuzzle: During the Uga Buga chapter, Conker eventually gains access to the Rock Solid nightclub, and notices that Berri is trapped in a stone jail, being force forced to dance for the present public. Beneath the jail are three doors, of which the second is open and the other two are closed. The open door leads to a path above the jail that has some dancing strippers and leads to a switch that opens the closed doors while closing the open one; and the closed doors lead to the ceiling right above the jail. The problem? The switch is a PressurePlate, so the doors will only alternate their states as long as the switch is kept pressed. Conker has to get drunk and urinate onto a male Rockman to push it like a boulder to the open central door, and then push it normally across the upper path to the switch (while avoiding the moving strippers) so it's kept pressed. Then, with the closed doors now open (and the central one closed), Conker has to urinate onto two more Rockmen to push them respectively into the doors and make them fall onto Berri's jail, breaking it to free her.
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* AstralFinale: The final battle turns out to take place on a spaceship which [[spoiler:the Weasel Professor]] promptly launches into orbit soon after the true final boss is revealed. [[spoiler:It comes back to bite him when Conker opens the airlock, ejecting everyone and everything that isn't nailed down into the cold vacuum of space.]]
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* TightropeWalking: The eponymous character has to walk onto tightropes in two early chapters. He has to use a flamethrower to drive away the bats that attempt to knock him down.
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* SirSwearsALot: A good majority of the cast, but Carl (the ruder of the two cogs) [[UpToEleven takes the cake]]. [[LampshadeHanging Lampshaded]] by Conker.

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* SirSwearsALot: A good majority of the cast, but Carl (the ruder of the two cogs) [[UpToEleven takes the cake]].cake. [[LampshadeHanging Lampshaded]] by Conker.
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* HedgeMaze: The backyard of Count Batula's mansion has a hedge maze, though its paths are wide enough for Conker to know where he is. The real danger is the zombies who overrun it, as they do through the whole place. Conker needs to go through this part to find one of the three keys (specifically the second) necessary to open the door to the exit.
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* LonelyAtTheTop: Inverted. At the end, Conker's adored by most of the cast he assisted throughout the game, but he hates all of them, and [[spoiler:the one person he loves the most, Berri, is dead]].

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* LonelyAtTheTop: Inverted. At the end, Conker's adored by most Conker becomes a king with all of the cast riches he assisted throughout the game, but could ever want and subjects who adore him… who he all hates all of them, [[spoiler: and [[spoiler:the the one person he loves truly cared about is dead and he squandered his one chance to save her. In the most, Berri, end he is dead]].far more miserable than he was at the start.]]
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* TogglingSetpiecePuzzle: During the Uga Buga chapter, Conker eventually gains access to the Rock Solid nightclub, and notices that Berri is trapped in a stone jail, being force to dance for the present public. Beneath the jail are three doors, of which the second is open and the other two are closed. The open door leads to a path above the jail that has some dancing strippers and leads to a switch that opens the closed doors while closing the open one; and the closed doors lead to the ceiling right above the jail. The problem? The switch is a PressurePlate, so the doors will only alternate their states as long as the switch is kept pressed. Conker has to get drunk and urinate onto a male Rockman to push it like a boulder to the open central door, and then push it normally across the upper path to the switch (while avoiding the moving strippers) so it's kept pressed. Then, with the closed doors now open (and the central one closed), Conker has to urinate onto two more Rockmen to push them respectively into the doors and make them fall onto Berri's jail, breaking it to free her.
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* BigCreepyCrawlies: Large, red-colored dung beetles inhabit the excremental mountain that is located in the east side of the Windy area, including the Poo Cabin and the inner mountain that makes up for the Sloprano area. Some of them are jerks (the first four have to be killed because they won't let Conker move onto the mountain or even the alternate path that leads to the Barn Boys area), but most are actually friendly; one of them asks you to defeat the Great Mighty Poo, who's been eating them one by one and terrorizing the survivors.
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* TheStinger: [[spoiler:We have the newly crowned King Conker stumble out of the bar just like in the beginning]] ...which is both a HereWeGoAgain moment and seemingly a SequelHook.

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* TheStinger: [[spoiler:We have the newly crowned King Conker stumble out of the bar just like in the beginning]] ...beginning, but going in the other direction this time]] ...which is both a HereWeGoAgain moment and seemingly a SequelHook.
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* ImMelting: A variant occurs in Sloprano, when Conker defeats the Great Mighty Poo via flushing him down the toilet. Also doubles as a nice ShoutOut to the ''Wizard of Oz'' example.
-->'''Great Mighty Poo:''' Arrgh, you cursed squirrel! Look what you have done! I'm flushing, I'm flushing! Oh what a world, what a world. Who would've thought a good little squirrel like you could destroy my beautiful clagginess?
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* TreacherousQuestGiver: The Bats' Tower chapter begins as a group of catfish ladies ask Conker to retrieve a money that is guarded in a safe, but unapproachable due to an angry bulldog-like fish; the reward, they say, is 10% of their fortune for him. After several hardships (including defeating a boss), Conker succeeds and retrieves the money... which consists of 10$, meaning that he'll only gain one dollar for having risked his life scaling a tower full of vengeful bats, dealing with a pervert cog who was sexually abusing other cogs, traversing a dangerous underwater maze, ''and'' fighting a living boiler piloted by fire imps who wanted to bully him. [[FromBadToWorse And then the bulldog fish breaks free and proceeds to eat the catfish ladies, aiming at Conker next]]. Only after barely escaping the hungry monster, does Conker receive a ''real'' reward (300$).
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* ComedicWorkSeriousScene: The game is loaded with sexual humor and swearing, but at the end, Don Weaso shoots Berri to death, and Conker forgets to bring her back to life when [[DeusExMachina the programmer suddenly causes time to stand still]]. Conker is crowned king, but he's still miserable without Berri, the one he truly loved. He notes that, sometimes, you might take what you have for granted until it's gone as [[DownerEnding the screen fades to black and the credits roll]].
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* StormingTheBeach: Conker joins up with the Squirrel High Command in its war against the Tediz. He joins a force of Squirrel troops who must capture an enemy beach and attack a large stronghold. They even wear American UsefulNotes/WorldWarII uniforms. The scene where Conker stands on the beach watching in absolute horror as his fellow squirrels are cut down all around him is one of the very few serious moments in what is otherwise a hilarious comedic game. The player (as Conker) must then charge up the beach while ducking behind cover to avoid machine gun fire.

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* StormingTheBeach: StormingTheBeaches: Conker joins up with the Squirrel High Command in its war against the Tediz. He joins a force of Squirrel troops who must capture an enemy beach and attack a large stronghold. They even wear American UsefulNotes/WorldWarII uniforms. The scene where Conker stands on the beach watching in absolute horror as his fellow squirrels are cut down all around him is one of the very few serious moments in what is otherwise a hilarious comedic game. The player (as Conker) must then charge up the beach while ducking behind cover to avoid machine gun fire.
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''Conker's Bad Fur Day'' is one of ten UsefulNotes/{{Nintendo 64}} games released in 2001. A sequel to the little-known ''VideoGame/ConkersPocketTales'', a kid-friendly UsefulNotes/GameBoy platformer, this game was likewise intended to be a children's game; first under the name ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bEuFNl4s9yI Conker's Quest]]'', and later ''VideoGame/TwelveTalesConker64''. However, after too many comments about them making yet another cutesy platformer Creator/{{Rare}} had enough, and the British developer decided to change course. Going in the opposite direction, instead of yet another colorful all-ages romp in the vein of [[VideoGame/DiddyKongRacing their]] [[VideoGame/BanjoKazooie other]] [[VideoGame/DonkeyKong64 N64 titles]], they were going to make a "controversial" game aimed at adults and older teens.

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''Conker's Bad Fur Day'' is one of ten UsefulNotes/{{Nintendo 64}} games released in March 2001. A sequel to the little-known ''VideoGame/ConkersPocketTales'', a kid-friendly UsefulNotes/GameBoy platformer, this game was likewise intended to be a children's game; first under the name ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bEuFNl4s9yI Conker's Quest]]'', and later ''VideoGame/TwelveTalesConker64''. However, after too many comments about them making yet another cutesy platformer Creator/{{Rare}} had enough, and the British developer decided to change course. Going in the opposite direction, instead of yet another colorful all-ages romp in the vein of [[VideoGame/DiddyKongRacing their]] [[VideoGame/BanjoKazooie other]] [[VideoGame/DonkeyKong64 N64 titles]], they were going to make a "controversial" game aimed at adults and older teens.

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