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The game was originally launched on {{UsefulNotes/Steam}} and the UsefulNotes/Playstation4 on April 5th, 2016, before receiving releases on the UsefulNotes/XboxOne exactly one year after its original release on April 5th, 2017, and on the UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch on December 14th, 2017.

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The game was originally launched on {{UsefulNotes/Steam}} Platform/{{Steam}} and the UsefulNotes/Playstation4 Platform/PlayStation4 on April 5th, 2016, before receiving releases on the UsefulNotes/XboxOne Platform/XboxOne exactly one year after its original release on April 5th, 2017, and on the UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch Platform/NintendoSwitch on December 14th, 2017.



** The Light Gun, an [[UsefulNotes/NintendoEntertainmentSystem NES zapper]] that fires lasers and a homing duck.

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** The Light Gun, an [[UsefulNotes/NintendoEntertainmentSystem [[Platform/NintendoEntertainmentSystem NES zapper]] that fires lasers and a homing duck.

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Wrong trope, besides, the actual Banana explodes while the JK-47 just sucks and scares enemies when reloaded.


* AKA47: Played with. Some real-world guns are present, including the AK-47, the Winchester Rifle, and the Colt 1851, while others are similar-looking guns [[WritingAroundTrademarks renamed to avoid trademark disputes.]] This even extends to one of the Joke Weapons; the Mega Douser appears to be molded after the original 1990 "Power Drencher", better known as the precursor to the Super Soaker. There's also a gun called the [[FunWithAcronyms JK-47]] that's really [[ThisBananaIsArmed an AK-47-shaped noodle]] with a slower fire rate than the real one, the [=AKey-47=], which shoots keys that can unlock chests, and the [[BadWithTheBone VertebraeK-47]], a weaponized spinal column that chain-fires ghosts which chase down enemies.

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* AKA47: Played with. Some real-world guns are present, including the AK-47, the Winchester Rifle, and the Colt 1851, while others are similar-looking guns [[WritingAroundTrademarks renamed to avoid trademark disputes.]] This even extends to one of the Joke Weapons; the Mega Douser appears to be molded after the original 1990 "Power Drencher", better known as the precursor to the Super Soaker. There's also a gun called the [[FunWithAcronyms JK-47]] that's really [[ThisBananaIsArmed [[PatheticDroopingWeapon an AK-47-shaped noodle]] with a slower fire rate than the real one, the [=AKey-47=], which shoots keys that can unlock chests, and the [[BadWithTheBone VertebraeK-47]], a weaponized spinal column that chain-fires ghosts which chase down enemies.


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** If you have the Mimic Tooth Necklace[[note]]which turns all chests into Mimics[[/note]] and [[spoiler: defeat the [[{{Superboss}} Resourceful Rat]], a unique Mimic NPC will show up and mention that he represents the [[WeirdTradeUnion Mimic Union]], and states that since they’re stretched thin as-is, they cannot replace the special chests since they aren’t up to code, forcing you to earn the keys from the Resourceful Rat the hard way]].
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* CoolGuns: Pretty much the point, but of note are the real-world weapons that make guest appearances, like the AK-47 and M1 Garand. Such weapons tend to be SimpleYetAwesome, lacking gimmicks but being generally powerful.
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**Yet another secret level, ???, more commonly known as [[spoiler: Resourceful Rat's Lair]], also qualifies, despite being accessible later. Not only do you have to spend a lot of money for an artifact to even access it, perhaps preventing you from acquiring more guns and artifacts for getting stronger, but is also a TimedMission that features hard enemy layouts and is impossible to navigate without clues. Should you manage to reach the boss, you'll find that it's a {{Superboss}} that the bosses of previous secret floors pale in comparison to, with attack patterns and tricks sure to test your mettle and the final phase [[UnexpectedGameplayChange that plays nothing like the rest of the game]]. All in all, even harder to tackle without preparation, but it does feature unique loot seen nowhere else as a prize.
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Crosswicking new trope.

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* StatOverflow: Armor will appear at the end of your health bar and will depleted cause a blank effect upon getting depleted.
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* OneHitKill: Some of the magic-themed weapons (e.g. Bundle of Wands, Hexagun, Witch Pistol) come with a chance to [[BalefulPolymorph transmogrify enemies into harmless chickens]]. [[ContractualBossImmunity This won't work on bosses, of course]], but is quite effective at quickly dispatching dangerous DemonicSpiders and [[GiantMook Giant Mooks]].

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* OneHitKill: Some of the magic-themed weapons (e.g. Bundle of Wands, Hexagun, Witch Pistol) come with a chance to [[BalefulPolymorph [[ForcedTransformation transmogrify enemies into harmless chickens]]. [[ContractualBossImmunity This won't work on bosses, of course]], but is quite effective at quickly dispatching dangerous DemonicSpiders and [[GiantMook Giant Mooks]].
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* BossRush: This game features one as an unlockable game mode, where you face every normal boss in the game up to the High Dragun. The Past bosses, {{Bonus Boss}}es, and the TrueFinalBoss are all excluded from this mode. It's free to play on your first try, but every time after that will cost you 3 Hegemony Credits (defeating bosses in this mode won't grant Hegemony Credits, unlike normal).

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* BossRush: This game features one as an unlockable game mode, where you face every normal boss in the game up to the High Dragun. The Past bosses, {{Bonus {{Optional Boss}}es, and the TrueFinalBoss are all excluded from this mode. It's free to play on your first try, but every time after that will cost you 3 Hegemony Credits (defeating bosses in this mode won't grant Hegemony Credits, unlike normal).
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trope was cut/disambiguated due to cleanup


* ShapedLikeItself: One of the guns is a lowercase "r" that acts as burst-fire pistol that shoots out [=BULLETs=]. As in, literally the word bullet as a six-round burst, while saying "BULLET" in an uninterested tone. It also produces [[WrittenSoundEffect written sound effects]] as it hits surfaces or enemies. Different Synergies can change the spoken word(s) on top of increasing the weapon's damage. Perhaps the most notable one is [[JustForPun "Just in Case"]], which transforms it into a capitalized R and makes it a single-shot rocket launcher instead; the rocket, is, of course, shaped like the word "ROCKET", and has the narrator exclaim "Rocket!" each time you pull the trigger.

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* ShapedLikeItself: One of the guns is a lowercase "r" that acts as burst-fire pistol that shoots out [=BULLETs=]. As in, literally the word bullet as a six-round burst, while saying "BULLET" in an uninterested tone. It also produces [[WrittenSoundEffect written sound effects]] as it hits surfaces or enemies. Different Synergies can change the spoken word(s) on top of increasing the weapon's damage. Perhaps the most notable one is [[JustForPun [[{{Pun}} "Just in Case"]], which transforms it into a capitalized R and makes it a single-shot rocket launcher instead; the rocket, is, of course, shaped like the word "ROCKET", and has the narrator exclaim "Rocket!" each time you pull the trigger.
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Per wick cleanup.


%% * GettingCrapPastThe Radar: Due to overwhelming and persistent misuse, GCPTR is on-page examples only until 01 June 2021. If you are reading this in the future, please check the trope page to make sure your example fits the current definition.

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Bonus Boss is a disambiguation


* BonusBoss: Quite a few of them, such as [[spoiler:Blobulord and Old King]].



*** Reaching [[spoiler:The Abbey of the True Gun is even worse, since it's ''dependent'' on getting into the Oubliette. Inside the Oubliette, there's a special armor item, the Old Crest (which may or may not spawn behind a locked door that you may or may not have a key for), which appears to act like a normal armor pickup. However, if you can get through the rest of the Oubliette ''and'' at least some of the Gungeon Proper following it without taking ''any'' damage and place the crest on the shrine in the Gungeon Proper, you can finally open up the Abbey]]. The level has you facing enemies from the fourth chamber (two up from the Gungeon Proper where you entered from), plus an absolutely ''ball-grindingly brutal'' BonusBoss, and since you likely spent most of your keys on entering [[spoiler:The Oubliette]], you'll be lucky to have one or two decent weapons to fight with.

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*** Reaching [[spoiler:The Abbey of the True Gun is even worse, since it's ''dependent'' on getting into the Oubliette. Inside the Oubliette, there's a special armor item, the Old Crest (which may or may not spawn behind a locked door that you may or may not have a key for), which appears to act like a normal armor pickup. However, if you can get through the rest of the Oubliette ''and'' at least some of the Gungeon Proper following it without taking ''any'' damage and place the crest on the shrine in the Gungeon Proper, you can finally open up the Abbey]]. The level has you facing enemies from the fourth chamber (two up from the Gungeon Proper where you entered from), plus an absolutely ''ball-grindingly brutal'' BonusBoss, {{Superboss}}, and since you likely spent most of your keys on entering [[spoiler:The Oubliette]], you'll be lucky to have one or two decent weapons to fight with.
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[[caption-width-right:350:''Kill your past; you've already damned your future.''[[note]]Clockwise, from top: [[{{Oculothorax}} The Beholster]], [[ASpaceMarineisYou The Marine]], [[BoxedCrook The Convict]], [[TheCharmer The Pilot]] and [[{{Ranger}} The Hunter]]. Not shown are [[CoopMultiplayer The]] [[YoungGun Cultist]], [[TheHeretic The Bullet]], [[AIIsACrapshoot The Robot]] and TheGunslinger.[[/note]]]]

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[[caption-width-right:350:''Kill your past; you've already damned your future.''[[note]]Clockwise, from top: [[{{Oculothorax}} The Beholster]], [[ASpaceMarineisYou The Marine]], [[BoxedCrook The Convict]], [[TheCharmer The Pilot]] and [[{{Ranger}} The Hunter]]. Not shown are [[CoopMultiplayer The]] [[YoungGun Cultist]], [[TheHeretic The Bullet]], [[AIIsACrapshoot The Robot]] Robot]], and TheGunslinger.[[/note]]]]

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