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* BossBonanza: Prior to obtaining the third key, you face a trio of bosses who attack you one at a time - the stage's general, a giant tortoise-monster and a demon with ExtendableArms ending in barbs which it'll whip you with. Defeat all three and you may proceed to the next level.
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* BossBonanza: Prior to obtaining the third second key, you face a trio of bosses who attack you one at a time - the stage's general, a giant tortoise-monster and a demon with ExtendableArms ending in barbs which it'll whip you with. Defeat all three and you may proceed to the next level.
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* AfterTheEnd: [[spoiler: It is revealed near the final stages of the game that the game's events are taking place in the far future after a massive world war has blown humanity back to medieval levels of technology. It is also implied that all of the game's non-human creatures are actually the descendants of mutated people.]]
* AssistCharacter: Eggs can be collected which provide access to familiars called Guardian Beasts that can aid you in battle: An armadillo-like creature, a goblin in armor, equipped with a hammer, and a small dragon.
* AssistCharacter: Eggs can be collected which provide access to familiars called Guardian Beasts that can aid you in battle: An armadillo-like creature, a goblin in armor, equipped with a hammer, and a small dragon.
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* AfterTheEnd: [[spoiler: It is revealed near the final stages of the game that the game's events are taking place in the far future future, after a massive world war has blown blew humanity back to medieval levels of technology. It is also implied that all of the game's non-human creatures are actually the descendants of mutated people.]]
* AssistCharacter: Eggscan be collected which collectibles provide access to familiars called Guardian Beasts that can aid you in battle: An battle. The familiars are an armadillo-like creature, a an armored goblin in armor, equipped with a hammer, and a small dragon.
* AssistCharacter: Eggs
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* BossBonanza: prior to obtaining the third key, you face a trio of bosses who attacks you one at a time - the stage's general, a giant tortoise-monster and a demon with ExtendableArms ending in barbs which it'll whip you with. Defeat all three and you may proceed to the next level.
* CatGirl: Elaine is described as being a Fairy, but with her long ears and lack of wings, tends to resemble these more.
* CatGirl: Elaine is described as being a Fairy, but with her long ears and lack of wings, tends to resemble these more.
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* BossBonanza: prior Prior to obtaining the third key, you face a trio of bosses who attacks attack you one at a time - the stage's general, a giant tortoise-monster and a demon with ExtendableArms ending in barbs which it'll whip you with. Defeat all three and you may proceed to the next level.
* CatGirl: Elaine is described as being a Fairy, but with her long ears and lack of wings,tends to resemble resembles these more.
* CatGirl: Elaine is described as being a Fairy, but with her long ears and lack of wings,
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* TransformingMecha: One of the bosses is a gigantic robot that starts off as a tank, before suddenly standing upright into a bipedal form, and then crouching again turning into [[CyberneticMythicalBeast a robotic dragon]]. What's even more impressive is that you assume it's mechanical for the entire first phase - but then its second phase [[UnroboticReveal shows that there's a pulsating heart inside]].
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* TransformingMecha: One of Garmegas, the bosses boss guarding the first key, is a gigantic robot that starts off as a tank, before suddenly standing upright into a bipedal form, and then crouching again turning into [[CyberneticMythicalBeast a robotic dragon]]. What's even more impressive is that you assume it's mechanical for the entire first phase - but then its second phase [[UnroboticReveal shows that there's a pulsating heart inside]].
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* WingedHumanoid: Of three different kinds: The people of Koben are humans with feathered wings on their backs akin to angels, Lader is a Fox-ish humanoid with feathered wings attached to his arms, and Flap is a Devil-looking man whose wings replace his arms entirely.
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* WingedHumanoid: Of three different kinds: The people of Koben are humans with feathered wings on their backs akin to angels, Lader is a Fox-ish humanoid DraconicHumanoid similar to Galahad, only with feathered wings attached to his arms, and Flap is a Devil-looking man whose wings replace his arms entirely.
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** Completing Maharishi gets you one of three items. The one that lets you go to Koban requires you to destroy an out-of-the-way monument that doesn't look destructible at first glance. With the other two, it seems to be purely luck-based.
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** Completing Maharishi gets you one of three items. The one that lets you go to Koban Koben requires you to destroy an out-of-the-way monument that doesn't look destructible at first glance. With the other two, it seems to be purely luck-based.
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* WingedHumanoid: Of three different kinds: The people of Koban Koben are humans with feathered wings on their backs akin to angels, Lader is a Fox-ish humanoid with feathered wings attached to his arms, and Flap is a Devil-looking man whose wings replace his arms entirely.
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* TransformingMecha: One of the bosses is a gigantic robot that starts off as a tank, before suddenly standing upright into a bipedal form, and then crouching again turning into [[CyberneticMythicalBeast a robotic dragon]]. What's even more impressive is that you assume it's mechanical for the entire first phase - but then it's second phase [[UnroboticReveal shows that there's a pulsating heart inside]].
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* TransformingMecha: One of the bosses is a gigantic robot that starts off as a tank, before suddenly standing upright into a bipedal form, and then crouching again turning into [[CyberneticMythicalBeast a robotic dragon]]. What's even more impressive is that you assume it's mechanical for the entire first phase - but then it's its second phase [[UnroboticReveal shows that there's a pulsating heart inside]].
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* WingedHumanoid: Of three different kinds: The people of Koban are humans with feathered wings on their backs akin to angels, Lader is a Fox-ish humanoid with feathered wings attached to his arms, and Flap is a Devil-looking man whose wings replace his arms entirely.
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* UnwillingSuspension: A DamselInDistress you need to rescue in Turan is held captive this way, being tied up and hanging with her wrists overhead.
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* BossBonanza: prior to obtaining the third key, you face a trio of bosses who attacks you one at a time - the stage's general, a giant tortoise-monster and a demon with ExtendableArms ending in barbs which it'll whip you with. Defeat all three and you may proceed to the next level.
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* MesACrowd: One of the enemy Generals have the ability to divide himself into multiple copies to overwhelm you through numbers. The copies all have the same health, with the boss' health meter being a cumulative total of all the copies.
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* AutoScrollingLevel: One of the last levels, where Flap grants you a flying platform that keeps speeding ahead. You control it to move left and right to collect power-ups and dodge obstacles, and occasionally mooks on platforms of their own will get in your way.
* ExposedToTheElements: Lampshaded before the Dark Corridor stage, set in a frozen wasteland, with Galahad commenting on Elaine's [[{{Stripperific}} attire]].
--> '''Elaine''': It looks rather cold inside.\\
'''Galahad''': You should put on more clothes.\\
'''Elaine''': ...it's none of your business.
--> '''Elaine''': It looks rather cold inside.\\
'''Galahad''': You should put on more clothes.\\
'''Elaine''': ...it's none of your business.
* FloatingContinent: The titular Gaiapolis is a floating city consisting of multiple platforms in the clouds.
* LightIsGood: The mysterious Fire Warrior, clad in fiery armor greets you early in the game and guides you through levels, and provides you assistance throughout before revealing himself to be a sacred [[ThePhoenix phoenix]]. He remains an ally all the way throughout the game.
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* OurMinotaursAreDifferent: The Minotaur boss, who has four arms and a ShockwaveStomp ability, serves as a difficult boss halfway through.
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* {{Oculothorax}}: Clusters of floating eyeballs, all fused into a single entity, are a recurring enemy throughout the game.
* OurMinotaursAreDifferent: The Minotaur boss, who has bright orange skin, [[MultiArmedAndDangerous fourarms arms]] and a ShockwaveStomp ability, serves as a difficult boss halfway through.
* OurMinotaursAreDifferent: The Minotaur boss, who has bright orange skin, [[MultiArmedAndDangerous four
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* DraconicAbomination: After the King of Darkness is slain, he then reveals the game's TrueFinalBoss - a dragon-demon hybrid creature summoned from the depths of hell to continue battling.
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* HalfTheManHeUsedToBe: Zombie enemies will have their upper bodies melting into green gunk upon being slain. And somehow that's ''not'' enough to kill them - they continue attacking as a pair of legs with nothing above the waist.
* MarathonBoss: The DraconicAbomination boss, last one you'll face in the game, has '''60''' layers of lives. And you're unable to harm it half the time when it's spamming its fiery breath all over the place (you'll need to wait until the monster pauses, where it's vulnerable). Make yourself comfortable, this battle is going to be a ''long'' one.
* NeverSmileAtACrocodile: This game has crocodile-men enemies larger than the players, who regularly pounces out of areas with water to attack.
* NightOfTheLivingMooks: Areista is set in a massive graveyard. You encounter zombie enemies here for the first time, and they populate at least two-thirds of the whole stage.
* OurMinotaursAreDifferent: The Minotaur boss, who has four arms and a ShockwaveStomp ability, serves as a difficult boss halfway through.
* MarathonBoss: The DraconicAbomination boss, last one you'll face in the game, has '''60''' layers of lives. And you're unable to harm it half the time when it's spamming its fiery breath all over the place (you'll need to wait until the monster pauses, where it's vulnerable). Make yourself comfortable, this battle is going to be a ''long'' one.
* NeverSmileAtACrocodile: This game has crocodile-men enemies larger than the players, who regularly pounces out of areas with water to attack.
* NightOfTheLivingMooks: Areista is set in a massive graveyard. You encounter zombie enemies here for the first time, and they populate at least two-thirds of the whole stage.
* OurMinotaursAreDifferent: The Minotaur boss, who has four arms and a ShockwaveStomp ability, serves as a difficult boss halfway through.
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''Gaiapolis: Sword of the Golden Hawk'' (ガイアポリス 黄金鷹の剣) is a 1993 Konami arcade game. It is a rare example of an overhead HackAndSlash title, and is also notable for its RPGElements and SciFi
setting. It featured character designs by Shujiro Hamakawa (best known for the VideoGame/TwinBee series).
setting. It featured character designs by Shujiro Hamakawa (best known for the VideoGame/TwinBee series).
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''Gaiapolis: Sword of the Golden Hawk'' (ガイアポリス 黄金鷹の剣) is a 1993 Konami Creator/{{Konami}} arcade game. It is a rare example of an overhead HackAndSlash title, and is also notable for its RPGElements and SciFi
SciFi setting. It featured character designs by Shujiro Hamakawa (best known for the VideoGame/TwinBee ''VideoGame/TwinBee'' series).
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* GuestFighter: Elaine shows up as a bonus character (along with other Konami characters such as [[VideoGame/TwinBee Pastel]]) in Konami's 1998 FightingGame ''Battle Tryst.''
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* GuestFighter: Elaine shows up as a bonus hidden unlockable character (along with other (alongside fellow Konami characters such as heroine [[VideoGame/TwinBee Pastel]]) in Konami's the 1998 FightingGame ''Battle Tryst.''
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''Gaiapolis: Sword of the Golden Hawk'' (ガイアポリス 黄金鷹の剣) is a 1993 Konami arcade game. It is a rare example of an overhead HackAndSlash title, and is also notable for its RPGElements and Fantasy/SciFi setting. It featured character designs by Shujiro Hamakawa (best known for the VideoGame/TwinBee series).
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''Gaiapolis: Sword of the Golden Hawk'' (ガイアポリス 黄金鷹の剣) is a 1993 Konami arcade game. It is a rare example of an overhead HackAndSlash title, and is also notable for its RPGElements and Fantasy/SciFi SciFi
setting. It featured character designs by Shujiro Hamakawa (best known for the VideoGame/TwinBee series).
setting. It featured character designs by Shujiro Hamakawa (best known for the VideoGame/TwinBee series).
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* DisneyVillainDeath:
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* {{Expy}}: Gerard resembles [[Franchise/{{Ys}} Adol Christian]].
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* {{Expy}}: Gerard resembles [[Franchise/{{Ys}} [[VideoGame/{{Ys}} Adol Christian]].
