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** How far will one go to save those they care about? Can peace truly only be attained through sacrifice?
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** How Just how far will one go to save those they care about? Can peace truly only be attained through sacrifice?sacrifice? Both the playable children and [[spoiler:Britz]] deal with this theme over the course of the story.
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* TankGoodness: The centerpiece of gameplay itself, the Taranis. Even after years of disrepair, the tank works like a dream, and the kids pick up how to manage and use its weapons systems right away, becoming a formidable foe against the forces of Bermany.
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* TankGoodness: The centerpiece of gameplay itself, the Taranis. Even after years of disrepair, the tank works like a dream, and the kids pick up how to manage and use its weapons systems right away, becoming a formidable foe against the forces of Bermany.the Berman Empire.
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* TankGoodness: The centerpiece of gameplay itself, the Taranis. Even after years of disrepair, the tank works like a dream, and the kids pick up how to manage and use its weapons systems right away, becoming a formidable foe against the forces of Bermany.
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* DamagedSoul: A very minor case. When [[spoiler: the clock is wound back after the Soul Cannon is used, whoever previously died from it will begin crying for a moment before recovering.]]
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* CompanyCrossReferences: The tone that plays before a reset following a GameOver is the [[https://youtu.be/BN987vxtiuQ "system anomaly" tone]] from the Franchise/DotHack series.
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* CompanyCrossReferences: CompanyCrossReferences:
** The tone that plays before a reset following a GameOver is the [[https://youtu.be/BN987vxtiuQ "system anomaly" tone]] from theFranchise/DotHack series.''Franchise/DotHack'' series.
** The sound played when the Link Gauge becomes full is the same as the one denoting a successful QuickTimeEvent in ''VideoGame/AsurasWrath''.
** The tone that plays before a reset following a GameOver is the [[https://youtu.be/BN987vxtiuQ "system anomaly" tone]] from the
** The sound played when the Link Gauge becomes full is the same as the one denoting a successful QuickTimeEvent in ''VideoGame/AsurasWrath''.
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* BlindIdiotTranslation / DubInducedPlotHole:
** For unknown reasons, Colonel Pretzel is erroneously referred to as "General Pretzel" by Flam Kish twice (Chapter 5's pre-boss cutscene and Flam's first Berman Report) and Hax once (Chapter 8's post-boss cutscene). In the Japanese version of Chapter 5's pre-boss cutscene, Flam refers to Pretzel as "Pretzel-sama". In the latter two cases mentioned, both characters correctly refer to Pretzel as "Colonel Pretzel".
** For unknown reasons, Colonel Pretzel is erroneously referred to as "General Pretzel" by Flam Kish twice (Chapter 5's pre-boss cutscene and Flam's first Berman Report) and Hax once (Chapter 8's post-boss cutscene). In the Japanese version of Chapter 5's pre-boss cutscene, Flam refers to Pretzel as "Pretzel-sama". In the latter two cases mentioned, both characters correctly refer to Pretzel as "Colonel Pretzel".
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* BlindIdiotTranslation / DubInducedPlotHole:
DubInducedPlotHole: Some of these were present at launch, but were fixed in more recent updates:
** For unknown reasons, Colonel Pretzel is erroneously referred to as "General Pretzel" by Flam Kish twice (Chapter 5's pre-boss cutscene and Flam's first Berman Report) and Hax once (Chapter 8's post-boss cutscene). In the Japanese version of Chapter 5's pre-boss cutscene, Flam refers to Pretzel as "Pretzel-sama". In the latter two cases mentioned, both characters correctly refer to Pretzel as "Colonel Pretzel". This was fixed later on.
** For unknown reasons, Colonel Pretzel is erroneously referred to as "General Pretzel" by Flam Kish twice (Chapter 5's pre-boss cutscene and Flam's first Berman Report) and Hax once (Chapter 8's post-boss cutscene). In the Japanese version of Chapter 5's pre-boss cutscene, Flam refers to Pretzel as "Pretzel-sama". In the latter two cases mentioned, both characters correctly refer to Pretzel as "Colonel Pretzel". This was fixed later on.
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*** Pretzel's journal entries in the Japanese version note that Hax was once his second-in-command, and that Von Stollen and Von Baum were in charge of Gasco's "frontier" (remote regions). In the English version, Hax is vaguely described as having been a "mere aide", and the area of the two old generals is also vaguely described as "this area", which may lead a player to believe this referred to the province of Dale specifically.
*** Flam's letter to her father in English says that she's grateful towards him for recommending that she join his garrison. This is stated with a different tense in Japanese, where Flam says that she ''would be'' grateful if he recommended her joining his garrison. She also tells Pretzel to keep her promotion to Lieutenant Colonel to himself due to it being unofficial.
*** The final entry from the journal of Berman spy [[spoiler:Spritz Strudel]] has the author refer to [[spoiler:his children Britz and Frita]] by name in both English and Japanese, but he only refers to [[spoiler:his wife Linza]] by name in the Japanese version.
*** Flam's letter to her father in English says that she's grateful towards him for recommending that she join his garrison. This is stated with a different tense in Japanese, where Flam says that she ''would be'' grateful if he recommended her joining his garrison. She also tells Pretzel to keep her promotion to Lieutenant Colonel to himself due to it being unofficial.
*** The final entry from the journal of Berman spy [[spoiler:Spritz Strudel]] has the author refer to [[spoiler:his children Britz and Frita]] by name in both English and Japanese, but he only refers to [[spoiler:his wife Linza]] by name in the Japanese version.
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*** Pretzel's journal entries in the Japanese version note that Hax was once his second-in-command, and that Von Stollen and Von Baum were in charge of Gasco's "frontier" (remote regions). In the English version, Hax is vaguely described as having been a "mere aide", and the area of the two old generals is also vaguely described as "this area", which may lead a player to believe this referred to the province of Dale specifically.
specifically. These were later retranslated to fix these omissions, with Pretzel describing Hax as his former "adjunct".
*** Flam's letter to her father in English says that she's grateful towards him for recommending that she join his garrison. This is stated with a different tense in Japanese, where Flam says that she ''would be'' grateful if he recommended her joining his garrison. She also tells Pretzel to keep her promotion to Lieutenant Colonel to himself due to it beingunofficial.
unofficial. This was also fixed in a later update.
*** The final entry from the journal of Berman spy [[spoiler:Spritz Strudel]] has the author refer to [[spoiler:his children Britz and Frita]] by name in both English and Japanese, but he only refers to [[spoiler:his wife Linza]] by name in the Japanese version. Again, a later update rectified this.
*** Flam's letter to her father in English says that she's grateful towards him for recommending that she join his garrison. This is stated with a different tense in Japanese, where Flam says that she ''would be'' grateful if he recommended her joining his garrison. She also tells Pretzel to keep her promotion to Lieutenant Colonel to himself due to it being
*** The final entry from the journal of Berman spy [[spoiler:Spritz Strudel]] has the author refer to [[spoiler:his children Britz and Frita]] by name in both English and Japanese, but he only refers to [[spoiler:his wife Linza]] by name in the Japanese version. Again, a later update rectified this.
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** The sixth [[spoiler:Jeanne Archive]] has a case where [[spoiler:Jeanne describes the anti-Juno organization's original plans for large-scale weapons, with wording saying that these weapons were "immobilized" in the final tasting phase. In Japanese, it's clarified that the ''project'' for these weapons was immobilized rather than the physical weapons themselves, as in the project was frozen until further notice. The [[VideoGame/FugaMelodiesOfSteel2 next game]] explores this situation in more detail]].
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** The sixth [[spoiler:Jeanne Archive]] has a case where [[spoiler:Jeanne describes the anti-Juno organization's original plans for large-scale weapons, with wording saying that these weapons were "immobilized" in the final tasting phase. In Japanese, it's clarified that the ''project'' for these weapons was immobilized rather than the physical weapons themselves, as in the project was frozen until further notice. Likewise, the second-to-last Jeanne Archive describes the boy hidden within the Taranis as Jeanne's "counterpart", while the Japanese version uses a less-specific "other half". The [[VideoGame/FugaMelodiesOfSteel2 next game]] explores this situation these points in more detail]].detail.]]
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** During the boss fight in Chapter 10, [[spoiler:the Radio Woman begins to speak robotically and crash due to her contact with the Vanargand's core, with the Girl of Light acting more cognizant and taking the opportunity to put the Taranis in a defensive stance. Not only does this indicate that the two are connected in some way, but the final chapter reveals that these two were unconsciously trying to optimize back into their original form]].
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** During the boss fight in Chapter 10, [[spoiler:the Radio Woman begins to speak robotically and crash due to her contact with the Vanargand's core, with the Girl of Light acting more cognizant and taking the opportunity to put the Taranis in a defensive stance. Not only does this indicate that the two are connected in some way, but the final chapter reveals that these two were unconsciously trying to optimize back into their original form]].
form]].%%Any more examples?
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** During the final chapter, [[spoiler:Jeanne's two halves merge back into her original form, with her simply stating that the Vanargand's awakening "unified" them, leaving some players to believe the Girl of Light used the opportunity to take control back over the Radio Woman. The Japanese version has her clarify that the Vanargand's reawakening explicitly allowed her self-repair functions to work as intended and allow her to self-optimize into her original form, which also retroactively explains her odd behavior during the earlier fight with the Tarascus in Chapter 10]].
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** At the start of Chapter 10, the Radio Woman gets cheerful and chuckles that everyone "will all be reunited". At first glance, it seems she's talking about the kids and their families, but [[spoiler:she's actually referring to ''her'' reunion with the Vanargand and its heart.]] %%Any more examples?
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** At the start of Chapter 10, the Radio Woman gets cheerful and chuckles that everyone "will all be reunited". At first glance, it seems she's talking about the kids and their families, but [[spoiler:she's actually referring to ''her'' reunion with the Vanargand and its heart.]] ]]
** During the boss fight in Chapter 10, [[spoiler:the Radio Woman begins to speak robotically and crash due to her contact with the Vanargand's core, with the Girl of Light acting more cognizant and taking the opportunity to put the Taranis in a defensive stance. Not only does this indicate that the two are connected in some way, but the final chapter reveals that these two were unconsciously trying to optimize back into their original form]].
%%Any more examples?
** During the boss fight in Chapter 10, [[spoiler:the Radio Woman begins to speak robotically and crash due to her contact with the Vanargand's core, with the Girl of Light acting more cognizant and taking the opportunity to put the Taranis in a defensive stance. Not only does this indicate that the two are connected in some way, but the final chapter reveals that these two were unconsciously trying to optimize back into their original form]].
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* BlindIdiotTranslation / DubInducedPlotHole:
** For unknown reasons, Colonel Pretzel is erroneously referred to as "General Pretzel" by Flam Kish twice (Chapter 5's pre-boss cutscene and Flam's first Berman Report) and Hax once (Chapter 8's post-boss cutscene). In the Japanese version of Chapter 5's pre-boss cutscene, Flam refers to Pretzel as "Pretzel-sama". In the latter two cases mentioned, both characters correctly refer to Pretzel as "Colonel Pretzel".
** Some ''relatively'' minor cases from the Berman Reports:
*** Pretzel's journal entries in the Japanese version note that Hax was once his second-in-command, and that Von Stollen and Von Baum were in charge of Gasco's "frontier" (remote regions). In the English version, Hax is vaguely described as having been a "mere aide", and the area of the two old generals is also vaguely described as "this area", which may lead a player to believe this referred to the province of Dale specifically.
*** Flam's letter to her father in English says that she's grateful towards him for recommending that she join his garrison. This is stated with a different tense in Japanese, where Flam says that she ''would be'' grateful if he recommended her joining his garrison. She also tells Pretzel to keep her promotion to Lieutenant Colonel to himself due to it being unofficial.
*** The final entry from the journal of Berman spy [[spoiler:Spritz Strudel]] has the author refer to [[spoiler:his children Britz and Frita]] by name in both English and Japanese, but he only refers to [[spoiler:his wife Linza]] by name in the Japanese version.
** The sixth [[spoiler:Jeanne Archive]] has a case where [[spoiler:Jeanne describes the anti-Juno organization's original plans for large-scale weapons, with wording saying that these weapons were "immobilized" in the final tasting phase. In Japanese, it's clarified that the ''project'' for these weapons was immobilized rather than the physical weapons themselves, as in the project was frozen until further notice. The [[VideoGame/FugaMelodiesOfSteel2 next game]] explores this situation in more detail]].
** For unknown reasons, Colonel Pretzel is erroneously referred to as "General Pretzel" by Flam Kish twice (Chapter 5's pre-boss cutscene and Flam's first Berman Report) and Hax once (Chapter 8's post-boss cutscene). In the Japanese version of Chapter 5's pre-boss cutscene, Flam refers to Pretzel as "Pretzel-sama". In the latter two cases mentioned, both characters correctly refer to Pretzel as "Colonel Pretzel".
** Some ''relatively'' minor cases from the Berman Reports:
*** Pretzel's journal entries in the Japanese version note that Hax was once his second-in-command, and that Von Stollen and Von Baum were in charge of Gasco's "frontier" (remote regions). In the English version, Hax is vaguely described as having been a "mere aide", and the area of the two old generals is also vaguely described as "this area", which may lead a player to believe this referred to the province of Dale specifically.
*** Flam's letter to her father in English says that she's grateful towards him for recommending that she join his garrison. This is stated with a different tense in Japanese, where Flam says that she ''would be'' grateful if he recommended her joining his garrison. She also tells Pretzel to keep her promotion to Lieutenant Colonel to himself due to it being unofficial.
*** The final entry from the journal of Berman spy [[spoiler:Spritz Strudel]] has the author refer to [[spoiler:his children Britz and Frita]] by name in both English and Japanese, but he only refers to [[spoiler:his wife Linza]] by name in the Japanese version.
** The sixth [[spoiler:Jeanne Archive]] has a case where [[spoiler:Jeanne describes the anti-Juno organization's original plans for large-scale weapons, with wording saying that these weapons were "immobilized" in the final tasting phase. In Japanese, it's clarified that the ''project'' for these weapons was immobilized rather than the physical weapons themselves, as in the project was frozen until further notice. The [[VideoGame/FugaMelodiesOfSteel2 next game]] explores this situation in more detail]].
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* DubInducedPlotHole:
** For unknown reasons, Colonel Pretzel is erroneously referred to as "General Pretzel" by Flam Kish twice (Chapter 5's pre-boss cutscene and Flam's first Berman Report) and Hax once (Chapter 8's post-boss cutscene). In the Japanese version of Chapter 5's pre-boss cutscene, Flam refers to Pretzel as "Pretzel-sama". In the latter two cases mentioned, both characters correctly refer to Pretzel as "Colonel Pretzel".
** Some ''relatively'' minor cases from the Berman Reports:
*** Pretzel's journal entries in the Japanese version note that Hax was once his second-in-command, and that Von Stollen and Von Baum were in charge of Gasco's "frontier" (remote regions). In the English version, Hax is vaguely described as having been a "mere aide", and the area of the two old generals is also vaguely described as "this area", which may lead a player to believe this referred to the province of Dale specifically.
*** Flam's letter to her father in English says that she's grateful towards him for recommending that she join his garrison. This is stated with a different tense in Japanese, where Flam says that she ''would be'' grateful if he recommended her joining his garrison. She also tells Pretzel to keep her promotion to Lieutenant Colonel to himself due to it being unofficial.
*** The final entry from the journal of Berman spy [[spoiler:Spritz Strudel]] has the author refer to [[spoiler:his children Britz and Frita]] by name in both English and Japanese, but he only refers to [[spoiler:his wife Linza]] by name in the Japanese version.
** For unknown reasons, Colonel Pretzel is erroneously referred to as "General Pretzel" by Flam Kish twice (Chapter 5's pre-boss cutscene and Flam's first Berman Report) and Hax once (Chapter 8's post-boss cutscene). In the Japanese version of Chapter 5's pre-boss cutscene, Flam refers to Pretzel as "Pretzel-sama". In the latter two cases mentioned, both characters correctly refer to Pretzel as "Colonel Pretzel".
** Some ''relatively'' minor cases from the Berman Reports:
*** Pretzel's journal entries in the Japanese version note that Hax was once his second-in-command, and that Von Stollen and Von Baum were in charge of Gasco's "frontier" (remote regions). In the English version, Hax is vaguely described as having been a "mere aide", and the area of the two old generals is also vaguely described as "this area", which may lead a player to believe this referred to the province of Dale specifically.
*** Flam's letter to her father in English says that she's grateful towards him for recommending that she join his garrison. This is stated with a different tense in Japanese, where Flam says that she ''would be'' grateful if he recommended her joining his garrison. She also tells Pretzel to keep her promotion to Lieutenant Colonel to himself due to it being unofficial.
*** The final entry from the journal of Berman spy [[spoiler:Spritz Strudel]] has the author refer to [[spoiler:his children Britz and Frita]] by name in both English and Japanese, but he only refers to [[spoiler:his wife Linza]] by name in the Japanese version.
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THE ENGLISH MANGA! THE ENGLISH MANGA IS REAL!
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A sequel to the game, simply titled ''VideoGame/FugaMelodiesOfSteel2'', was officially revealed alongside [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OolRShEoq9I&feature=emb_title a teaser trailer]] on July 28th, 2022, and released on May 11th, 2023. A major quality-of-life update for the original ''Fuga'' was also [[https://noisypixel.net/fuga-melodies-of-steel-sells-100000-sequel-news-january-2023/ announced]] and released on March 29, 2023. A [[https://www.famitsu.com/serial/fuga/202112/07241282.html manga adaptation]] for the games known as ''Senjō no Fuga: Steel Melody''[[note]]A combination of the English and Japanese names for the game[[/note]] by ''Anime/BeybladeMetalFusion'' creator Takafumi Adachi has also been published on Famitsu's Japanese website every other week, with developer commentary and interviews also being regularly featured on the website.
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A sequel to the game, simply titled ''VideoGame/FugaMelodiesOfSteel2'', was officially revealed alongside [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OolRShEoq9I&feature=emb_title a teaser trailer]] on July 28th, 2022, and released on May 11th, 2023. A major quality-of-life update for the original ''Fuga'' was also [[https://noisypixel.net/fuga-melodies-of-steel-sells-100000-sequel-news-january-2023/ announced]] and released on March 29, 2023. A [[https://www.famitsu.com/serial/fuga/202112/07241282.html manga adaptation]] for the games known as ''Senjō no Fuga: Steel Melody''[[note]]A combination of the English and Japanese names for the game[[/note]] by ''Anime/BeybladeMetalFusion'' creator Takafumi Adachi has also been published on Famitsu's Japanese website every other week, with developer commentary and interviews also being regularly featured on the website.
website. As of January 2024, [[https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CRTQR4CZ English translations of this manga]] will start to be released on Amazon Kindle.
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''Fuga: Melodies of Steel'' (「戦場のフーガ, ''"Senjō no Fuga"'', lit. ''"Fugue on the Battlefield"'' in Japan) is a turn-based RPG developed and published by Creator/CyberConnect2 of ''Franchise/DotHack'', ''VideoGame/AsurasWrath'' and ''VideoGame/DragonBallZKakarot'' fame, set in the ''VideoGame/LittleTailBronx'' world alongside previous games ''VideoGame/TailConcerto'' and ''VideoGame/SolatoroboRedTheHunter'', though taking place long before either title. The game was released on all major platforms on July 29th, 2021, with a free demo containing the game's first three chapters being released on July 14, 2022, nearly a year afterwards. As of September 15, 2022, the game can be played through Xbox Game Pass.
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''Fuga: Melodies of Steel'' (「戦場のフーガ, (「戦場のフーガ」, ''"Senjō no Fuga"'', lit. ''"Fugue on the Battlefield"'' in Japan) is a turn-based RPG developed and published by Creator/CyberConnect2 of ''Franchise/DotHack'', ''VideoGame/AsurasWrath'' and ''VideoGame/DragonBallZKakarot'' fame, set in the ''VideoGame/LittleTailBronx'' world alongside previous games ''VideoGame/TailConcerto'' and ''VideoGame/SolatoroboRedTheHunter'', though taking place long before either title. The game was released on all major platforms on July 29th, 2021, with a free demo containing the game's first three chapters being released on July 14, 2022, nearly a year afterwards. As of September 15, 2022, the game can be played through Xbox Game Pass.
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Where the fuck is my English translation, Famitsu
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%%Note: per the game's usage of it, "Berman" seems to be singular ("a Berman"), plural ("the Berman") AND a demonym ("Berman soldier(s)"); no such thing as "Bermany", "Bermanic" or even "Bermans", if it's Berman it's always "Berman"
%%Text dump of the game, minus Link Events: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1rLIPkvZRBf9OVk3_azFIgzxAg3ueFiHw/view
%%Text dump of the game, minus Link Events: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1rLIPkvZRBf9OVk3_azFIgzxAg3ueFiHw/view
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The game is directed by series veteran Hiroto Niizato, has newcomer [[https://twitter.com/PG_Yoann Yoann Gueritot]] as the creative head, and has characters, vehicles and locations designed by [[https://twitter.com/shimipan Yusuke "Shimipan" Tokitsu]] of ''VideoGame/AsurasWrath'' fame, with returning talents from ''VideoGame/SolatoroboRedTheHunter'' including writer Yasuhiro Noguchi and [=CyberConnect2=] music label [=LieN=] (made up of composer Chikayo Fukuda and vocalist Tomoyo Mitani). The game is notable for marking [=CyberConnect2's=] 25th anniversary MilestoneCelebration, as well as being their first self-published title (whereas Creator/BandaiNamcoEntertainment published prior ''Little Tail Bronx'' games).
The official website can be found [[https://www.cc2.co.jp/fuga/en/ here]], with supplementary content (such as the ''Comedies of Steel'' humor motion comics) [[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLkryP5_y-sRcKsP2uaEMaiPfM84ScsWfb available on CC2's YouTube channel.]] An overview trailer for the game can be found [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CbjXMMH0JzI here.]]
A sequel to the game, simply titled ''VideoGame/FugaMelodiesOfSteel2'', was officially revealed alongside [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OolRShEoq9I&feature=emb_title a teaser trailer]] on July 28th, 2022, and released on May 11th, 2023. A major quality-of-life update for the original ''Fuga'' was also [[https://noisypixel.net/fuga-melodies-of-steel-sells-100000-sequel-news-january-2023/ announced]] and released on March 29, 2023.
A [[https://www.famitsu.com/serial/fuga/202112/07241282.html manga adaptation]] known as ''Senjō no Fuga: Steel Melody''[[note]]A combination of the English and Japanese names for the game[[/note]] by ''Anime/BeybladeMetalFusion'' creator Takafumi Adachi has also been published on Famitsu's Japanese website every other week, with [[https://www.famitsu.com/serial/fuga/202301/03288326.html an English translation set to be released digitally in the spring of 2023]].
The official website can be found [[https://www.cc2.co.jp/fuga/en/ here]], with supplementary content (such as the ''Comedies of Steel'' humor motion comics) [[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLkryP5_y-sRcKsP2uaEMaiPfM84ScsWfb available on CC2's YouTube channel.]] An overview trailer for the game can be found [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CbjXMMH0JzI here.]]
A sequel to the game, simply titled ''VideoGame/FugaMelodiesOfSteel2'', was officially revealed alongside [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OolRShEoq9I&feature=emb_title a teaser trailer]] on July 28th, 2022, and released on May 11th, 2023. A major quality-of-life update for the original ''Fuga'' was also [[https://noisypixel.net/fuga-melodies-of-steel-sells-100000-sequel-news-january-2023/ announced]] and released on March 29, 2023.
A [[https://www.famitsu.com/serial/fuga/202112/07241282.html manga adaptation]] known as ''Senjō no Fuga: Steel Melody''[[note]]A combination of the English and Japanese names for the game[[/note]] by ''Anime/BeybladeMetalFusion'' creator Takafumi Adachi has also been published on Famitsu's Japanese website every other week, with [[https://www.famitsu.com/serial/fuga/202301/03288326.html an English translation set to be released digitally in the spring of 2023]].
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The game is directed by series veteran Hiroto Niizato, has series newcomer [[https://twitter.com/PG_Yoann Yoann Gueritot]] as the creative head, director, and has characters, vehicles and locations designed by [[https://twitter.com/shimipan Yusuke "Shimipan" Tokitsu]] of ''VideoGame/AsurasWrath'' fame, with returning talents from ''VideoGame/SolatoroboRedTheHunter'' including writer Yasuhiro Noguchi and [=CyberConnect2=] music label [=LieN=] (made up of composer Chikayo Fukuda and vocalist Tomoyo Mitani). The game is notable for marking [=CyberConnect2's=] 25th anniversary MilestoneCelebration, as well as being their first self-published title (whereas Creator/BandaiNamcoEntertainment published prior ''Little Tail Bronx'' games).
games). The official website can be found [[https://www.cc2.co.jp/fuga/en/ here]], with supplementary content (such as the ''Comedies of Steel'' humor motion comics) [[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLkryP5_y-sRcKsP2uaEMaiPfM84ScsWfb available on CC2's YouTube channel.]] An overview trailer for the game can be found [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CbjXMMH0JzI here.]]
A sequel to the game, simply titled ''VideoGame/FugaMelodiesOfSteel2'', was officially revealed alongside [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OolRShEoq9I&feature=emb_title a teaser trailer]] on July 28th, 2022, and released on May 11th, 2023. A major quality-of-life update for the original ''Fuga'' was also [[https://noisypixel.net/fuga-melodies-of-steel-sells-100000-sequel-news-january-2023/ announced]] and released on March 29,2023.
2023. A [[https://www.famitsu.com/serial/fuga/202112/07241282.html manga adaptation]] for the games known as ''Senjō no Fuga: Steel Melody''[[note]]A combination of the English and Japanese names for the game[[/note]] by ''Anime/BeybladeMetalFusion'' creator Takafumi Adachi has also been published on Famitsu's Japanese website every other week, with [[https://www.famitsu.com/serial/fuga/202301/03288326.html an English translation set to be released digitally in developer commentary and interviews also being regularly featured on the spring of 2023]].
website.
A sequel to the game, simply titled ''VideoGame/FugaMelodiesOfSteel2'', was officially revealed alongside [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OolRShEoq9I&feature=emb_title a teaser trailer]] on July 28th, 2022, and released on May 11th, 2023. A major quality-of-life update for the original ''Fuga'' was also [[https://noisypixel.net/fuga-melodies-of-steel-sells-100000-sequel-news-january-2023/ announced]] and released on March 29,
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* CallForward:
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* CallForward:CallForward: Since the game takes place a thousand years prior to ''VideoGame/TailConcerto'' and ''VideoGame/SolatoroboRedTheHunter'', these are a given.
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** Some (but not all) of the areas the Taranis goes through are based off of locations in ''Solatorobo'', with Vizsla, Shetland and Mau being particular examples. [[spoiler:This isn't just referential, as those ''are'' the same locations as the ones in ''Solatorobo''.]]
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** Some (but not all) of the areas the Taranis goes through are based off of locations in ''Solatorobo'', with Vizsla, Shetland and Mau being particular examples. [[spoiler:This isn't just referential, as those ''are'' the same locations as the ones in ''Solatorobo''.]] As for some specific details taken from the Library entries:
*** Immediately east of Petit Mona and the Terre-Neuve Forest is the province of Dale. According to the Library, the province is known for its many windmills, [[spoiler:and as such is affectionately nicknamed "Airedale".]]
*** Spino Lake is stated to be gradually growing in size with no signs of stopping. [[spoiler:By the time of ''Solatorobo'', said lake has grown to cover the entire island of which it sits upon, and the canal city of Spinon has been built on top of it.]]
*** Mont Pharaoh is the highest mountain in the Mastiff Central region, with the mining settlement of Pharaoh being built at the base of it. [[spoiler:The Library also mentions that many merchants have begun moving into the area of Pharaoh to support anyone who wants to climb the mountain, likely helping it to grow to an even bigger size with time.]]
*** Immediately east of Petit Mona and the Terre-Neuve Forest is the province of Dale. According to the Library, the province is known for its many windmills, [[spoiler:and as such is affectionately nicknamed "Airedale".]]
*** Spino Lake is stated to be gradually growing in size with no signs of stopping. [[spoiler:By the time of ''Solatorobo'', said lake has grown to cover the entire island of which it sits upon, and the canal city of Spinon has been built on top of it.]]
*** Mont Pharaoh is the highest mountain in the Mastiff Central region, with the mining settlement of Pharaoh being built at the base of it. [[spoiler:The Library also mentions that many merchants have begun moving into the area of Pharaoh to support anyone who wants to climb the mountain, likely helping it to grow to an even bigger size with time.]]
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** At one point, the children notice a sleeping giant in the background, with the Radio Woman saying that it's not yet time for it to awaken. [[spoiler:It's Lares, a major antagonistic force in ''Solatorobo''.]]
** After [[spoiler:Gasco is broken apart by the Vanargand, the remaining floating islands are eventually given a new name in honor of the children who saved the world: "Shepherd".]]
** TheStinger for the GoldenEnding shows [[spoiler:Baion of ''Solatorobo'', contemplating his plans some three hundred years before the events of that game. This is followed by the narrator alluding to "untold adventures yet to come" as the game ends on a still of Red's Trance form.]]
** After [[spoiler:Gasco is broken apart by the Vanargand, the remaining floating islands are eventually given a new name in honor of the children who saved the world: "Shepherd".]]
** TheStinger for the GoldenEnding shows [[spoiler:Baion of ''Solatorobo'', contemplating his plans some three hundred years before the events of that game. This is followed by the narrator alluding to "untold adventures yet to come" as the game ends on a still of Red's Trance form.]]
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** At one point, While traveling through the late-game area of Malamute, the children notice a sleeping giant in the background, with the Radio Woman saying that it's not yet time for it to awaken. [[spoiler:It's Lares, a major antagonistic force in ''Solatorobo''.]]
**After At the end of the game, [[spoiler:Gasco is broken apart by the Vanargand, the remaining Vanargand from a singular floating islands are continent into an archipelago of scattered islands.]] According to TheStinger of the GoldenEnding, [[spoiler:This new Gasco will eventually given a new name be renamed to "Shepherd" in honor of Malt and the children who saved the world: "Shepherd".he led to victory.]]
** TheStinger for the GoldenEnding also shows [[spoiler:Baion of ''Solatorobo'', contemplating his plans some three hundred years before the events of that game. This is followed by the narrator alluding to "untold adventures yet to come" as the game ends on a still of Red's Trance form.]]
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** TheStinger for the GoldenEnding also shows [[spoiler:Baion of ''Solatorobo'', contemplating his plans some three hundred years before the events of that game. This is followed by the narrator alluding to "untold adventures yet to come" as the game ends on a still of Red's Trance form.]]
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* UnstableEquilibrium: The "Soul Cannon" is a LimitBreak that can win any battle in one hit. It is also PoweredByAForsakenChild, and every time you use it, it permanently removes one of your party, which reduces your options for winning battles without it.
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** In the tutorial, you ''have'' to send a child into the Soul Cannon in your initial encounter with Pretzel. Thankfully, the death doesn't stick, as the group's subsequent defeat against an ambush results in time mysteriously rewinding itself to just before the encounter. {{Subverted|Trope}} on NewGamePlus runs, where the tutorial is removed, and you have more than enough damage output to put Pretzel on the tail end of a CurbStompCushion fight.
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** In the tutorial, you ''have'' to send a child into the Soul Cannon in your initial encounter with Pretzel. Thankfully, the death doesn't stick, as the group's subsequent defeat against an ambush results in time mysteriously rewinding itself to just before the encounter. {{Subverted|Trope}} on NewGamePlus runs, where the tutorial is removed, and you have more than enough damage output to put Pretzel on the tail end of a CurbStompCushion CurbStompBattle fight.
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* HundredPercentCompletion: Fulfilling all the necessary requirements (represented by gears on the right side of the title screen that turn orange to show your progress) nets you a secret movie [[spoiler:teasing what appears to be a potential sequel to the game. Initially, the movie was entirely in unsubbed Japanese, but it's since been patched to have subtitles. Watch [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rFtsNN8O8x0 here]].]]
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* HundredPercentCompletion: Fulfilling all the necessary requirements (represented by gears on the right side of the title screen that turn orange to show your progress) nets you a secret movie [[spoiler:teasing what appears to be a potential sequel to [[spoiler:that shows the game.rough outline of how the story for ''Fuga: Melodies of Steel 2'' would go down. Initially, the movie was entirely in unsubbed Japanese, but it's since been patched to have subtitles. Watch [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rFtsNN8O8x0 here]].]]
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* BreakingOldTrends: ''Fuga'' is notable for having a lot of changes to the series' formula. It's the first ''Little Tail Bronx'' game to be made without Bandai Namco's involvement, the first game to ditch the Action-Adventure style gameplay for strategic turn-based [=RPG=], the first to have a relatively grounded story as opposed to the more shonen-esque story set-ups of ''Tail Concerto'' and especially ''Solatorobo'', and the first game to have more than one playable character.
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A [[https://www.famitsu.com/serial/fuga/202112/07241282.html manga adaptation]] known as ''Senjō no Fuga: Steel Melody''[[note]]A combination of the English and Japanese names for the game[[/note]] by ''Anime/MetalFightBeyblade'' creator Takafumi Adachi has also been published on Famitsu's Japanese website every other week, with [[https://www.famitsu.com/serial/fuga/202301/03288326.html an English translation set to be released digitally in the spring of 2023]].
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A [[https://www.famitsu.com/serial/fuga/202112/07241282.html manga adaptation]] known as ''Senjō no Fuga: Steel Melody''[[note]]A combination of the English and Japanese names for the game[[/note]] by ''Anime/MetalFightBeyblade'' ''Anime/BeybladeMetalFusion'' creator Takafumi Adachi has also been published on Famitsu's Japanese website every other week, with [[https://www.famitsu.com/serial/fuga/202301/03288326.html an English translation set to be released digitally in the spring of 2023]].
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** A more minor example: neither this game nor the sequel mention the fact that you can use the right stick to pan the camera around during intermissions, which helps save time when trying to find other characters to talk to or the location of random free item spawns, although it's less useful in the first game due to the more zoomed-in camera.
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* CompanyCrossReferences: The tone that plays before a reset following a GameOver is the [[https://youtu.be/BN987vxtiuQ "system anomaly" tone]] from the VideoGame/DotHack series.
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* CompanyCrossReferences: The tone that plays before a reset following a GameOver is the [[https://youtu.be/BN987vxtiuQ "system anomaly" tone]] from the VideoGame/DotHack Franchise/DotHack series.
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* CompanyCrossReferences: The tone that plays before a reset following a GameOver is the [[https://youtu.be/BN987vxtiuQ "system anomaly" tone]] from the VideoGame/DotHack series.
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''Fuga: Melodies of Steel'' (「戦場のフーガ{ 1;, ''"Senjō no Fuga"'', lit. ''"Fugue on the Battlefield"'' in Japan) is a turn-based RPG developed and published by Creator/CyberConnect2 of ''Franchise/DotHack'', ''VideoGame/AsurasWrath'' and ''VideoGame/DragonBallZKakarot'' fame, set in the ''VideoGame/LittleTailBronx'' world alongside previous games ''VideoGame/TailConcerto'' and ''VideoGame/SolatoroboRedTheHunter'', though taking place long before either title. The game was released on all major platforms on July 29th, 2021, with a free demo containing the game's first three chapters being released on July 14, 2022, nearly a year afterwards. As of September 15, 2022, the game can be played through Xbox Game Pass.
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''Fuga: Melodies of Steel'' (「戦場のフーガ{ 1;, (「戦場のフーガ, ''"Senjō no Fuga"'', lit. ''"Fugue on the Battlefield"'' in Japan) is a turn-based RPG developed and published by Creator/CyberConnect2 of ''Franchise/DotHack'', ''VideoGame/AsurasWrath'' and ''VideoGame/DragonBallZKakarot'' fame, set in the ''VideoGame/LittleTailBronx'' world alongside previous games ''VideoGame/TailConcerto'' and ''VideoGame/SolatoroboRedTheHunter'', though taking place long before either title. The game was released on all major platforms on July 29th, 2021, with a free demo containing the game's first three chapters being released on July 14, 2022, nearly a year afterwards. As of September 15, 2022, the game can be played through Xbox Game Pass.
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Three playthroughs isn't enough in itself, there are other requirements such as a specific number of normal and link attacks, unless you have evidence of the contrary. For example, one of the gears is confirmed as requiring a total of 3000 normal attacks in this thread: https://steamcommunity.com/app/1357860/discussions/0/3041605810445395167/
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* HundredPercentCompletion: Playing through the game three times on a single save file (represented by gears on the right side of the title screen that turn orange to show your progress) nets you a secret movie [[spoiler:teasing what appears to be a potential sequel to the game. Initially, the movie was entirely in unsubbed Japanese, but it's since been patched to have subtitles. Watch [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rFtsNN8O8x0 here]].]]
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* HundredPercentCompletion: Playing through Fulfilling all the game three times on a single save file necessary requirements (represented by gears on the right side of the title screen that turn orange to show your progress) nets you a secret movie [[spoiler:teasing what appears to be a potential sequel to the game. Initially, the movie was entirely in unsubbed Japanese, but it's since been patched to have subtitles. Watch [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rFtsNN8O8x0 here]].]]
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** The game gives zero direct hints towards how to unlock the secret movie, which is unlocked after the player beats the game three times on the same save file.
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** The game gives zero direct hints towards how to unlock the secret movie, which is unlocked after requires a number of ingame achievements including multiple playthroughs and specific number milestones listed under the player beats the game three times on the same save file.gameplay stats.
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* SequelHook: [[spoiler:The secret movie obtained through completing the game on the same save file three times teases the game's follow-up. In it, some plot points are given away like the Taranis going haywire and the children having to board the Tarascus to fight it, a character implied to be Malt [[OOCIsSeriousBusiness vowing to kill someone out of revenge]], and ''something'' involving the child briefly seen in a flashback in the GoldenEnding.]]
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* SequelHook: [[spoiler:The secret movie obtained through completing fulfilling the game on the same save file three times ingame requirements to unlock it teases the game's follow-up. In it, some plot points are given away like the Taranis going haywire and the children having to board the Tarascus to fight it, a character implied to be Malt [[OOCIsSeriousBusiness vowing to kill someone out of revenge]], and ''something'' involving the child briefly seen in a flashback in the GoldenEnding.]]
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''Fuga: Melodies of Steel'' (「戦場のフーガ」, ''"Senjō no Fuga"'', lit. ''"Fugue on the Battlefield"'' in Japan) is a turn-based RPG developed and published by Creator/CyberConnect2 of ''Franchise/DotHack'', ''VideoGame/AsurasWrath'' and ''VideoGame/DragonBallZKakarot'' fame, set in the ''VideoGame/LittleTailBronx'' world alongside previous games ''VideoGame/TailConcerto'' and ''VideoGame/SolatoroboRedTheHunter'', though taking place long before either title. The game was released on all major platforms on July 29th, 2021, with a free demo containing the game's first three chapters being released on July 14, 2022, nearly a year afterwards. As of September 15, 2022, the game can be played through Xbox Game Pass.
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''Fuga: Melodies of Steel'' (「戦場のフーガ」, (「戦場のフーガ{ 1;, ''"Senjō no Fuga"'', lit. ''"Fugue on the Battlefield"'' in Japan) is a turn-based RPG developed and published by Creator/CyberConnect2 of ''Franchise/DotHack'', ''VideoGame/AsurasWrath'' and ''VideoGame/DragonBallZKakarot'' fame, set in the ''VideoGame/LittleTailBronx'' world alongside previous games ''VideoGame/TailConcerto'' and ''VideoGame/SolatoroboRedTheHunter'', though taking place long before either title. The game was released on all major platforms on July 29th, 2021, with a free demo containing the game's first three chapters being released on July 14, 2022, nearly a year afterwards. As of September 15, 2022, the game can be played through Xbox Game Pass.
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* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: Von Stollen and Von Baum are spared by the children after their defeat and run away after being let go, never to show up again or seek any sort of revenge.
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* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: Von Stollen and Von Baum are spared by the children after their defeat and run away after being let go, never to show up again or seek any sort of revenge. [[spoiler:subverted in the sequel, as they 'join' the crew and play a major role]]
