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* AmericanKirbyIsHardcore: The [[https://videogamesstats.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/El-Viento-stats-facts.jpg cover for the US version]] has a more realistic art style and features Annet fighting a bunch of mobsters.
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* AmericanKirbyIsHardcore: The [[https://videogamesstats.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/El-Viento-stats-facts.jpg cover for the US version]] has ditches the anime-inspired art of the Japanese version for a more realistic photorealistic art style and features Annet fighting a bunch of mobsters.
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* SpikesOfDoom: Spikes act as a hazard in one of the areas.
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* BareYourMidriff: Annet, in this game and its sequel ''VideoGame/AnnetFutatabi''.
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* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: Annet has green hair.
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* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: Henry, the main villain.
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The game is set in the USA, at the end of the Twenties, and features unexpected references to the Franchise/CthulhuMythos: Annet Myer must stop the combined efforts of TheMafia and some guy named Henry, who are trying to perform dark rituals on top of the Empire State Building in order to summon the elder god Hastur. She is armed with a set of bladed boomerangs and a small selection of magic spells, which she has to charge. Among the many goons, creatures and environment hazards, Annet will also have to fight Restiana, a distant relative of hers and one of Henry's misguided followers, that in the end [[spoiler:will be sacrificed into becoming the vessel for Hastur]].
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The game is set in the USA, at the end of the Twenties, and features unexpected references to the Franchise/CthulhuMythos: Annet Myer must stop the combined efforts of TheMafia and some guy named Henry, who are trying to perform dark rituals on top of the Empire State Building in order to summon the elder god Hastur. She is armed with a set of bladed boomerangs and a small selection of magic spells, which she has to charge. Among the many goons, creatures and environment hazards, Annet will also have to fight Restiana, a distant relative of hers and one of Henry's misguided followers, that in the end [[spoiler:will be sacrificed into becoming the vessel for Hastur]].
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* SequelHook: The ending has Zigfried deciding to let "them" be happy with themselves for a while, remarking that the world will fall into [[UsefulNotes/WorldWar1 chaos]] [[UsefulNotes/WorldWar2 and wars]] soon, and that he won't let Hastur destroy the "beautiful plan" he's got ready. This would later be followed up in ''Annet Futatabi''.
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* SequelHook: The ending has Zigfried deciding to let "them" be happy with themselves for a while, remarking that the world will fall into [[UsefulNotes/WorldWar1 chaos]] [[UsefulNotes/WorldWar2 chaos and wars]] again soon, and that he won't let Hastur destroy the "beautiful plan" he's got ready. This would later be followed up in ''Annet Futatabi''.
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* FamilyUnfriendlyViolence: [[spoiler: The ending has a nice shot of Restiana's mutilated corpse once the final boss Hastur has been beaten, blood spurting and all]].
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* FamilyUnfriendlyViolence: [[spoiler: The ending has a nice shot of Restiana's mutilated corpse once the final boss Hastur has been beaten, blood spurting and all]].beaten. Her shredded remains even briefly spurt blood]].
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* LovecraftLiteLovecraftLite: Hastur is a confirmed Lovecraft demon and other such creatures of his appear as enemies but the otherwise mortal Annet is able to defeat all of them fairly handily.
* SequelHook: The ending has Zigfried deciding to let "them" be happy with themselves for a while, remarking that the world will fall into [[UsefulNotes/WorldWar1 chaos]] [[UsefulNotes/WorldWar2 and wars]] soon, and that he won't let Hastur destroy the "beautiful plan" he's got ready. This would later be followed up in ''Annet Futatabi''.
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The game is set in the USA, at the end of the Twenties, and features unexpected references to the Franchise/CthulhuMythos: Annet Myer must stop the combined efforts of TheMafia and some guy named Henry, who are trying to perform dark rituals on top of the Empire State Building in order to summon the elder god Hastur. She is armed with a set of bladed boomerangs and a small selection of magic spells, which she has to charge. Among the many goons, creatures and environment hazards, Annet will also have to fight Restiana, a distant relative of hers and one of Henry's misguided followers, that in the end [[spoiler:will be sacrificed into becoming the vessel for Hastur]].
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* BareYourMidriff: Annet, in this game and its sequel ''Annet Futatabi''.
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* BareYourMidriff: Annet, in this game and its sequel ''Annet Futatabi''.''VideoGame/AnnetFutatabi''.
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The game is set in the USA, at the end of the Twenties, and features unexpected references to the CthulhuMythos: Franchise/CthulhuMythos: Annet must stop the combined efforts of TheMafia and some guy named Henry, who are trying to perform dark rituals on top of the Empire State Building in order to summon the elder god Hastur. She is armed with a set of bladed boomerangs and a small selection of magic spells, which she has to charge. Among the many goons, creatures and environment hazards, Annet will also have to fight Restiana, a distant relative of hers and one of Henry's misguided followers, that in the end [[spoiler:will be sacrificed into becoming the vessel for Hastur]].
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* EldritchAbomination: As mentioned before, a few CthulhuMythos creatures make an appearance, most notably FinalBoss Hastur.
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* EldritchAbomination: As mentioned before, a few CthulhuMythos Franchise/CthulhuMythos creatures make an appearance, most notably FinalBoss Hastur.
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* CthulhuMythos: The concept of elder gods is mentioned, "Hastur" is featured as the SealedEvilInACan of the game, and a couple of creatures are lifted from some drawings depicting Lovecraft's creations.
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''El Viento'' is a 1991 platform sidescroller made by [[Creator/TelenetJapan Wolf Team]] for the SegaGenesis. While not a groundbreaking game by any means, ''El Viento'' is full of fun and fast-paced action.
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''El Viento'' is a 1991 platform sidescroller made by [[Creator/TelenetJapan Wolf Team]] for the SegaGenesis.UsefulNotes/SegaGenesis. While not a groundbreaking game by any means, ''El Viento'' is full of fun and fast-paced action.
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* MotoiSakuraba: Composed the music for the trilogy.
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* DubNameChange: ''El Viento'' and ''Earnest Evans'' feature AlCapone as one of the principal antagonists...but only in the Japanese version. In the US ''El Viento'' he is renamed Vincente [=DeMarco=] and in the US Mega Drive port of ''Earnest Evans'' he is renamed Brady Tressider in the manual.
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* DubNameChange: ''El Viento'' and ''Earnest Evans'' feature AlCapone UsefulNotes/AlCapone as one of the principal antagonists...but only in the Japanese version. In the US ''El Viento'' he is renamed Vincente [=DeMarco=] and in the US Mega Drive port of ''Earnest Evans'' he is renamed Brady Tressider in the manual.
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* TheFaceless: Most of the human characters, up to Annet, during the gameplay seem to be an instance of this, because of the way the sprites are drawn. Creepy...
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* WhiteHairedPrettyBoy: Zigfried, from the cutscenes.
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The game retroactively became the second chapter of the ''EarnestEvans'' trilogy, even though it is not an Earnest Evans game (almost) at all, since the player controls young sorceress Annet and Evans just appears in some cutscenes.
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The game retroactively became the second chapter of the ''EarnestEvans'' ''VideoGame/EarnestEvans'' trilogy, even though it is not an Earnest Evans game (almost) at all, since the player controls young sorceress Annet and Evans just appears in some cutscenes.
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''El Viento'' is a 1991 platform sidescroller made by Wolf Team for the {{SEGA}} Genesis/Megadrive. While not a groundbreaking game by any means, ''El Viento'' is full of fun and fast-paced action.
The game is set in the USA, at the end of the Twenties, and features unexpected references to the CthulhuMythos: Annet must stop the combined efforts of TheMafia and some guy named Henry, who are trying to perform dark rituals on top of the Empire State Building in order to summon the elder god Hastur. She is armed with a set of bladed boomerangs and a small selection of magic spells, which she has to charge. Among the many goons, creatures and environment hazards, Annet will also have to fight Restiana, a distant relative of hers and one of Henry's misguided followers, that in the end [[spoiler:will be sacrificed into becoming the vessel for Hastur]].
The game retroactively became the second chapter of the ''EarnestEvans'' trilogy, even though it is not an Earnest Evans game (almost) at all, since the player controls young sorceress Annet and Evans just appears in some cutscenes.
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''This game provides examples of:''
* AnachronismStew: Many. For example, while the game is set in 1928, construction for the Empire State Building didn't even begin until 1930.
* CthulhuMythos: The concept of elder gods is mentioned, "Hastur" is featured as the SealedEvilInACan of the game, and a couple of creatures are lifted from some drawings depicting Lovecraft's creations.
* DubNameChange: ''El Viento'' and ''Earnest Evans'' feature AlCapone as one of the principal antagonists...but only in the Japanese version. In the US ''El Viento'' he is renamed Vincente [=DeMarco=] and in the US Mega Drive port of ''Earnest Evans'' he is renamed Brady Tressider in the manual.
* FamilyUnfriendlyViolence: [[spoiler: The ending has a nice shot of Restiana's mutilated corpse once the final boss Hastur has been beaten, blood spurting and all]].
* GratuitousSpanish: The title: it refers to a tornado about to strike New York which is actually the result of Henry and the Mafia's rituals, but it doesn't affect the gameplay in any way.
* ImpossiblyCoolClothes: Annet's outfit would be really impractical in real life, but still...
* InconvenientlyPlacedConveyorBelt: One level set in a Detroit car factory is all about this trope.
* MadeOfExplodium: Most of the non-human enemies go kaboom when they are defeated. And a few of the human ones, too.
* MegaMicrobes: The third boss is a huge single-celled organism.
* MotoiSakuraba: Composed the music for the trilogy.
* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: Vincente Demarco, replacing Al Capone.
** Ironically, Capone doesn't even resemble the real Capone in the first place.
* SpellMyNameWithAnS: How many "n"'s and "t"'s are in Annet's name? And is there the optional "e" at the end? Granted, this game always spells it as "Annet", but the Japanese version can call her "Anet" or "Annette" (the latter is the spelling in the Japanese instruction manual).
* SpotlightStealingSquad: This game is referred to as the second chapter of the Earnest Evans trilogy, but Evans himself appears only during some cutscenes and not in the proper gameplay. Annet, vice versa, appeared only in the cutscenes of the first EE game.
* StuffBlowingUp: A lot: for instance, one level features exploding barrels to be used for wiping out hard enemies or scores of lesser enemies.
* TheFaceless: Most of the human characters, up to Annet, during the gameplay seem to be an instance of this, because of the way the sprites are drawn. Creepy...
* TheUnfought: Henry
* WakeUpCallBoss: The ''first'' boss can be tricky, since you have very little room to maneuver Annet and to avoid the various projectiles it fires, and it's also a fight in three phases. It is harder than later bosses, who don't put up much of a fight.
* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: Henry, the main villain.
* WhiteHairedPrettyBoy: Zigfried, from the cutscenes.
* [[YouGottaHaveBlueHair You Gotta Have Green Hair]]: Annet.
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The game is set in the USA, at the end of the Twenties, and features unexpected references to the CthulhuMythos: Annet must stop the combined efforts of TheMafia and some guy named Henry, who are trying to perform dark rituals on top of the Empire State Building in order to summon the elder god Hastur. She is armed with a set of bladed boomerangs and a small selection of magic spells, which she has to charge. Among the many goons, creatures and environment hazards, Annet will also have to fight Restiana, a distant relative of hers and one of Henry's misguided followers, that in the end [[spoiler:will be sacrificed into becoming the vessel for Hastur]].
The game retroactively became the second chapter of the ''EarnestEvans'' trilogy, even though it is not an Earnest Evans game (almost) at all, since the player controls young sorceress Annet and Evans just appears in some cutscenes.
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''This game provides examples of:''
* AnachronismStew: Many. For example, while the game is set in 1928, construction for the Empire State Building didn't even begin until 1930.
* CthulhuMythos: The concept of elder gods is mentioned, "Hastur" is featured as the SealedEvilInACan of the game, and a couple of creatures are lifted from some drawings depicting Lovecraft's creations.
* DubNameChange: ''El Viento'' and ''Earnest Evans'' feature AlCapone as one of the principal antagonists...but only in the Japanese version. In the US ''El Viento'' he is renamed Vincente [=DeMarco=] and in the US Mega Drive port of ''Earnest Evans'' he is renamed Brady Tressider in the manual.
* FamilyUnfriendlyViolence: [[spoiler: The ending has a nice shot of Restiana's mutilated corpse once the final boss Hastur has been beaten, blood spurting and all]].
* GratuitousSpanish: The title: it refers to a tornado about to strike New York which is actually the result of Henry and the Mafia's rituals, but it doesn't affect the gameplay in any way.
* ImpossiblyCoolClothes: Annet's outfit would be really impractical in real life, but still...
* InconvenientlyPlacedConveyorBelt: One level set in a Detroit car factory is all about this trope.
* MadeOfExplodium: Most of the non-human enemies go kaboom when they are defeated. And a few of the human ones, too.
* MegaMicrobes: The third boss is a huge single-celled organism.
* MotoiSakuraba: Composed the music for the trilogy.
* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: Vincente Demarco, replacing Al Capone.
** Ironically, Capone doesn't even resemble the real Capone in the first place.
* SpellMyNameWithAnS: How many "n"'s and "t"'s are in Annet's name? And is there the optional "e" at the end? Granted, this game always spells it as "Annet", but the Japanese version can call her "Anet" or "Annette" (the latter is the spelling in the Japanese instruction manual).
* SpotlightStealingSquad: This game is referred to as the second chapter of the Earnest Evans trilogy, but Evans himself appears only during some cutscenes and not in the proper gameplay. Annet, vice versa, appeared only in the cutscenes of the first EE game.
* StuffBlowingUp: A lot: for instance, one level features exploding barrels to be used for wiping out hard enemies or scores of lesser enemies.
* TheFaceless: Most of the human characters, up to Annet, during the gameplay seem to be an instance of this, because of the way the sprites are drawn. Creepy...
* TheUnfought: Henry
* WakeUpCallBoss: The ''first'' boss can be tricky, since you have very little room to maneuver Annet and to avoid the various projectiles it fires, and it's also a fight in three phases. It is harder than later bosses, who don't put up much of a fight.
* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: Henry, the main villain.
* WhiteHairedPrettyBoy: Zigfried, from the cutscenes.
* [[YouGottaHaveBlueHair You Gotta Have Green Hair]]: Annet.
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