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** This even extends to one of the Joke Weapons; the [[NerfArms Mega Douser]] appears to be molded after the original 1990 "Power Drencher", better known as the precursor to the Super Soaker.

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** This even extends to one of the Joke Weapons; the [[NerfArms Mega Douser]] Douser appears to be molded after the original 1990 "Power Drencher", better known as the precursor to the Super Soaker.
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** This even extends to one of the Joke Weapons; the [[NerfArms Mega Douser]] appears to be molded after the original 1990 "Power Drencher", better known as the precursor to the Super Soaker.
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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.]]
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* AttackItsWeakPoint: After it TurnsRed, the High Dragun's heart is the only area you can shoot at to further damage the boss. Of course, the heart only appears after the boss uses its last attack.
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* EldritchLocation: The Gungeon is implied to be one; twisting local wildlife into gun-wielding mutants, raising the dead, and transforming light guns and suction dart guns into deadly weapons.
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* CaptainErsatz: The Pilot is essentially [[Franchise/StarWars Han Solo]].
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* GorgeousGorgon: The Gor[[IncrediblyLamePun gun]] is your typical green medsua look-alike, except dual-weilding a pair of uzis.

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* GorgeousGorgon: The Gor[[IncrediblyLamePun gun]] is your typical green medsua medusa look-alike, except dual-weilding dual-wielding a pair of uzis.
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* ShoutOut: Has its own [[ShoutOut/EnterTheGungeon page]].
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* TheBerserker: The Convict's special ability is that they temporarily do more damage upon taking damage.

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* TheBerserker: The Convict's special ability is that they temporarily do more damage upon taking damage.getting hit.

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* AbnormalAmmo: Lasers, fish, T-shirts... the guns in this game get pretty wacky.



* ShapedLikeItself: One of the guns is a lowercase "r" that acts as an SMG that shoots out BULLETs. As in, literally the word bullet as a six-round burst, while saying "BULLET" in a disinterested tone.

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* ShapedLikeItself: One of the guns is a lowercase "r" that acts as an SMG that shoots out BULLETs.[=BULLETs=]. As in, literally the word bullet as a six-round burst, while saying "BULLET" in a disinterested tone.
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Moving Shout Out to its own page.


* ShoutOut:
** The Blooper outright references the film ''{{Film/Looper}}''.
** The Beholster is a gun-themed variant of the Beholder of ''Franchise/DungeonsAndDragons'' fame.
** The Gatling Gull is a homage to the Vulcan Raven fight from ''VideoGame/MetalGearSolid'', complete with a group of ravens appearing to devour the boss' corpse after you defeat him.
** One of the items you can find is a melted rock which can blow up enemy corpses, a reference to Melting from ''VideoGame/NuclearThrone''.
*** Yung Venuz, originating from ''Gun Godz'' and also appearing in the aforementioned game, is in this game as one of the shrines you can use.
** The Convict's special passive item is a photo with the words "[[Film/{{Momento}} Don't believe his lies]]".
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* TheBerserker: The Convict's special ability is that they temporarily do more damage upon taking damage.


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** The Convict's special passive item is a photo with the words "[[Film/{{Momento}} Don't believe his lies]]".
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* BoringButPractical: The Marine's main benefit is that he starts off with an accurate sidearm, has armor that lets him take a hit and his military training means he reloads faster and is more accurate.


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* CanineCompanion: The Hunter has a dog known as "Junior II" that can occasionally dig up items.
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* HairpinLock: The Pilot starts with this as an item, giving him a chance to open a door or chest without a key.

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* HairpinLock: HairpinLockpick: The Pilot starts with this as an item, giving him a chance to open a door or chest without a key.
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* HairpinLock: The Pilot starts with this as an item, giving him a chance to open a door or chest without a key.


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* ShootOutTheLock: Players can opt to shoot a chest instead of using a key to open it. There a small chance you'll get the item or gun, but most of the time you get either a consumable or junk.

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I saw Cobalt beat Lich on his stream, he seems to be more of a True Final Boss.


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

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* AntiFrustrationFeatures: Most (if not all) quests, including the main FetchQuest, will have their progress saved in-between runs. Because of this, you don't have to start a quest all over again if you die.
* BonusBoss: Quite a few of them, such as [[spoiler: Blobulord, Blobulord and Old King and Lich.King.]]


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* DiskOneFinalBoss: The High Dragun will end your run prematurely if [[spoiler:you haven't completed the Bullet FetchQuest.]]


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* FetchQuest: This is a part of the story, as [[spoiler:the Gun That Can Kill The Past won't work]] if you don't collect four specific items and bring them to an NPC in the fifth chamber. Fortunately, once you bring an item to that NPC, she will keep it for the rest of the game.


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* TrueFinalBoss: [[spoiler:The Lich, a boss who appears in the sixth chamber. You can only unlock his floor by beating each of the characters' {{Final Boss}}es, which in turn requires you to complete the Bullet FetchQuest and kill the High Dragun.]]
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* ShapedLikeItself: One of the guns is a lowercase "r" that acts as an SMG that shoots out BULLETs. As in, literally the word bullet as a six-round burst, while saying "BULLET" in a disinterested tone.
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* FantasyGunControl: [[InvertedTrope Inverted]]. Where there are plenty of fantasy-themed monsters, all of them are packing heat.

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* FantasyGunControl: [[InvertedTrope Inverted]]. Where While there are plenty of fantasy-themed monsters, all of them are packing heat.
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Enter the Gungeon is a BulletHell ShootEmUp {{Roguelike}} released in 2016, produced by ''Dodge Roll Games'' and published by ''Devolver Digital''. It's sort of like a cross between ''VideoGame/SmashTV'' and ''VideoGame/TheBindingOfIsaac'', where you must make it through a series of increasingly difficult levels filled with absurd guns and populated by anthropomorphic bullets [[EverythingTryingToKillYou that want to kill you]], in search of the ultimate prize; '''[[McGuffin The Gun That Can Kill The Past]]'''.

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Enter the Gungeon is a BulletHell ShootEmUp {{Roguelike}} released in 2016, produced by ''Dodge Roll Games'' and published by ''Devolver Digital''. It's sort of like a cross between ''VideoGame/SmashTV'' and ''VideoGame/TheBindingOfIsaac'', where you must make it through a series of increasingly difficult levels filled with absurd guns and populated by anthropomorphic bullets [[EverythingTryingToKillYou that want to kill you]], in search of the ultimate prize; '''[[McGuffin The A Gun That Can Kill The Past]]'''.

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Enter the Gungeon is a BulletHell ShootEmUp {{Roguelike}} released in 2016, produced by ''Dodge Roll Games'' and published by ''Devolver Digital''. It's sort of like a cross between VideoGame/SmashTV and VideoGame/TheBindingOfIsaac, where you must make it through a series of increasingly difficult levels filled with absurd guns and populated by anthropomorphic bullets [[EverythingTryingToKillYou that want to kill you]], in search of the ultimate prize; '''[[McGuffin The Gun That Can Kill The Past]]'''.

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Enter the Gungeon is a BulletHell ShootEmUp {{Roguelike}} released in 2016, produced by ''Dodge Roll Games'' and published by ''Devolver Digital''. It's sort of like a cross between VideoGame/SmashTV ''VideoGame/SmashTV'' and VideoGame/TheBindingOfIsaac, ''VideoGame/TheBindingOfIsaac'', where you must make it through a series of increasingly difficult levels filled with absurd guns and populated by anthropomorphic bullets [[EverythingTryingToKillYou that want to kill you]], in search of the ultimate prize; '''[[McGuffin The Gun That Can Kill The Past]]'''.



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



* {{Oculothorax}}: The Beholster boss is a shout-out to the Beholder of Franchise/DungeonsAndDragons fame. In addition to the traditional eye-beams, each of it's tentacles carries a gun.

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* {{Oculothorax}}: The Beholster boss is a shout-out to the Beholder of Franchise/DungeonsAndDragons ''Franchise/DungeonsAndDragons'' fame. In addition to the traditional eye-beams, each of it's tentacles carries a gun.



** The Blooper outright references the film {{Film/Looper}}.
** The Beholster is a gun-themed variant of the Beholder of Franchise/DungeonsAndDragons fame.
** The Gatling Gull is a homage to the Vulcan Raven fight from VideoGame/MetalGearSolid, complete with a group of ravens appearing to devour the boss' corpse after you defeat him.

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** The Blooper outright references the film {{Film/Looper}}.
''{{Film/Looper}}''.
** The Beholster is a gun-themed variant of the Beholder of Franchise/DungeonsAndDragons ''Franchise/DungeonsAndDragons'' fame.
** The Gatling Gull is a homage to the Vulcan Raven fight from VideoGame/MetalGearSolid, ''VideoGame/MetalGearSolid'', complete with a group of ravens appearing to devour the boss' corpse after you defeat him.
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*** Yung Venus, originating from ''Gun Godz'' and also appearing in the aforementioned game, is in this game as one of the shrines you can use.

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*** Yung Venus, Venuz, originating from ''Gun Godz'' and also appearing in the aforementioned game, is in this game as one of the shrines you can use.

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* TheHeretic: [[spoiler:One of the secret unlockable characters; a sword-wielding bulletkin.]]



* RobotBuddy: [[spoiler:An unlockable player character.]]
* SetRightWhatOnceWentWrong: The basic plot of the game is this. All characters have something in their past they want to defeat, so they seek the weapon which is capable of doing just that.



* RobotBuddy: [[spoiler:An unlockable player character.]]
* TheHeretic: [[spoiler:One of the secret unlockable characters; a sword-wielding bulletkin.]]

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* RobotBuddy: [[spoiler:An unlockable player character.]]
* TheHeretic: [[spoiler:One
** One of the secret unlockable characters; items you can find is a sword-wielding bulletkin.]]melted rock which can blow up enemy corpses, a reference to Melting from ''VideoGame/NuclearThrone''.
*** Yung Venus, originating from ''Gun Godz'' and also appearing in the aforementioned game, is in this game as one of the shrines you can use.
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* RobotBuddy: [[spoiler:An unlockable player character.]]
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* TheHeretic: [[spoiler:One of the secret unlockable characters; a sword-wielding bulletkin.]]
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* BulletHell: Follows a lot of the genre conventions, with enemies using intricate yet slow-moving bullet patterns. Bosses especially tend to have danmaku bullet patterns.

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* BulletHell: Follows a lot of the genre conventions, with enemies using intricate yet slow-moving bullet patterns. Bosses especially tend to have danmaku bullet patterns. [[spoiler: It's also the name of the final secret level.]]
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* FollowTheLeader: Bares a few similarities to VideoGame/TheBindingOfIsaac, but has it's own identity due to putting much more emphasis on BulletHell patterns and resource management.
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* FollowTheLeader: Bares a few similarities to VideoGame/TheBindingOfIsaac, but has it's own identity due to putting much more emphasis on BulletHell patterns and resource management.
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* Oculothorax: The Beholster boss is a shout-out to the Beholder of Franchise/DungeonsAndDragons fame. In addition to the traditional eye-beams, each of it's tentacles carries a gun.

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* Oculothorax: {{Oculothorax}}: The Beholster boss is a shout-out to the Beholder of Franchise/DungeonsAndDragons fame. In addition to the traditional eye-beams, each of it's tentacles carries a gun.
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->''Legends tell of an imprenable fortress.''\\
''And in it's depths lies a weapon of immeasurable power;''\\
''A GUN... [[SetRightWhatOnceWentWrong THAT CAN KILL THE PAST!]]''

Enter the Gungeon is a BulletHell ShootEmUp {{Roguelike}} released in 2016, produced by ''Dodge Roll Games'' and published by ''Devolver Digital''. It's sort of like a cross between VideoGame/SmashTV and VideoGame/TheBindingOfIsaac, where you must make it through a series of increasingly difficult levels filled with absurd guns and populated by anthropomorphic bullets [[EverythingTryingToKillYou that want to kill you]], in search of the ultimate prize; '''[[McGuffin The Gun That Can Kill The Past]]'''.

!This Game Provides Examples Of:

* BulletHell: Follows a lot of the genre conventions, with enemies using intricate yet slow-moving bullet patterns. Bosses especially tend to have danmaku bullet patterns.
* CrateExpectations: They don't contain anything, but they can take a single hit from a bullet, making them decent short-term cover.
* DualBoss: The Trigger Twins, a pair of giant bullets with [[RedOniBlueOni contrasting dispositions]].
* FantasyGunControl: [[InvertedTrope Inverted]]. Where there are plenty of fantasy-themed monsters, all of them are packing heat.
* FeatheredFiend: The Gatling Gull, a giant bird carrying a minigun.
* GorgeousGorgon: The Gor[[IncrediblyLamePun gun]] is your typical green medsua look-alike, except dual-weilding a pair of uzis.
* GunBlade: Despite their name, the "Gun Nut" enemies wield these.
* KingMook: The Bullet King.
* Oculothorax: The Beholster boss is a shout-out to the Beholder of Franchise/DungeonsAndDragons fame. In addition to the traditional eye-beams, each of it's tentacles carries a gun.
* ShoutOut:
** The Blooper outright references the film {{Film/Looper}}.
** The Beholster is a gun-themed variant of the Beholder of Franchise/DungeonsAndDragons fame.
** The Gatling Gull is a homage to the Vulcan Raven fight from VideoGame/MetalGearSolid, complete with a group of ravens appearing to devour the boss' corpse after you defeat him.
* UnnecessaryCombatRoll: A key game mechanic; the player is invincible for the first half of their dodge roll, and can even use it to jump across gaps.
* WeaponOfChoice: Oh so many types of guns.
* WorldOfPun: Nearly every boss, enemy, level, and item in the game is a gun-related pun of some sort.

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