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* PantyShot: [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=svPheB4ex1M I don't mind if you take a peek.]]
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* [[spoiler: IChoosetoStay: In the True Ending of the game, Neptune stays in Pururut's world. What happens with Planeptune in the Mk2 universe is...never stated.]]
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* [[spoiler: IChoosetoStay: IChooseToStay: In the True Ending of the game, Neptune stays in Pururut's world. What happens with Planeptune in the Mk2 universe is...never stated.]]
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* MythologyGag: Oh so very much. You're an 80's/90's kid if you can recognize the references.
** Blanc's main trim in this game is actually red instead of white/silver, while White Heart doesn't like noobs and is aggressive.
** Vert is described as an "outside invader" and the continent she's from makes everything BigFun, while Green Heart makes her TheOjou.
** Noire is more of a GenerationXerox than anything else, while Black Heart has [[WhiteHairedPrettyGirl white hair]] and talks in TotallyRadical.
** Plutia is a CloudCuckooLander, while Iris Heart is {{Yandere}}.
** Blanc's main trim in this game is actually red instead of white/silver, while White Heart doesn't like noobs and is aggressive.
** Vert is described as an "outside invader" and the continent she's from makes everything BigFun, while Green Heart makes her TheOjou.
** Noire is more of a GenerationXerox than anything else, while Black Heart has [[WhiteHairedPrettyGirl white hair]] and talks in TotallyRadical.
** Plutia is a CloudCuckooLander, while Iris Heart is {{Yandere}}.
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* EverythingsBetterWithPlushies: [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qLwcSd-NzfA This]].
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* {{Nerf}}: Remember "[[GameBreaker Violet Schwestern]]"? It's still in this game; however while it's still broken in terms of damage output, you can't exactly spam it over and over again thanks to the presence of the EX Gauge.
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* {{Nerf}}: Remember "[[GameBreaker Violet Schwestern]]"? It's still in this game; however while it's still broken in terms of damage output, you can't exactly spam it over and over again thanks to the presence of the EX EXE Drive Gauge.
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The English translation of the game, confirmed on the NISAmerica website, will be released in March 2013, with the title remaining unchanged except for the "Kamijigen Game Neptune", being swapped for "Hyperdimension Neptunia".
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The English translation release of the game, confirmed on the NISAmerica website, game will be released in March 2013, with the title remaining unchanged except for the "Kamijigen Game Neptune", being swapped for "Hyperdimension Neptunia".
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The English translation of the game, confirmed on the NISAmerica website, will be released in March 2013, with the title remaining unchanged except for the "Choujigen "Kamijigen Game Neptune", being swapped for "Hyperdimension Neptunia".
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* ExpositionFairy: None other than Histoire.
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The English translation of the game, confirmed on the NISAmerica website, will be released in March 2013, with the title remaining unchanged except for the "Choujigena "Choujigen Game Neptune", being swapped for "Hyperdimension Neptunia".
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Oh, and it's also going to be released in the [[http://www.siliconera.com/2012/09/20/hyperdimension-neptunia-victory-headed-to-north-america-and-europe/ US and Europe coming Spring 2013.]]
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* MagicalGirl: CPUs have elements of these.
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* InTheNameOfTheMoon: Every party member has quotes that they say over a cool background when they transform.
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* InTheNameOfTheMoon: Every party member has quotes that they say over a cool background when they transform.
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** PutOnABus: The only returning Makers are IF, Compa, and Falcom.
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** PutOnABus: The only returning Makers are IF, Compa, and Falcom. And possibly 5pb, depending on what they do with Mages.
* MagicalGirl: CPUs have elements of these.
* MagicalGirl: CPUs have elements of these.
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** PutOnABus: The only returning Makers are IF, Compa, and Falcom.
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* EverythingsBetterWithPlushies: [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qLwcSd-NzfA This]].
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%%Shorthand for the second game should be capitalized as mk2, not Mk2.Mk2 or mk-2. For the third game, use Victory, not V, since the English name has been confirmed to use the former, and the Japanese title has both.
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%%Let's set some ground rules for consistency, shall we?
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%%English names for everything, except to note name changes in the character entries (and in cases where we don't have English names yet).
%%Shorthand for the second game should be capitalized as mk2, not Mk2. For the third game, use Victory, not V, since the English name has been confirmed to use the former, and the Japanese title has both.
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%%English names for everything, except to note name changes in the character entries (and in cases where we don't have English names yet).
%%Shorthand for the second game should be capitalized as mk2, not Mk2. For the third game, use Victory, not V, since the English name has been confirmed to use the former, and the Japanese title has both.
%%Do not call mk2 a sequel, except where it's the name of a trope. mk2 is a continuity reboot, and therefore not a sequel to anything.
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* AlternateUniverse: While Neptune is the same as the one from HyperdimensionNeptuniaMk2, she's been transported to an alternate universe similar to the 80s with most of, if not all of, the cast being alternate universe versions of themselves once again.
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* AlternateUniverse: While Neptune is the same as the one from HyperdimensionNeptuniaMk2, mk2, she's been transported to an alternate universe similar to the 80s with most of, if not all of, the cast being alternate universe versions of themselves once again.
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* {{Sequel}}: The first game of the series that can truly be called a "sequel", since Mk2 was more of a ContinuityReboot.
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* {{Sequel}}: The first game of the series that can truly be called a "sequel", since Mk2 mk2 was more of a ContinuityReboot.
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[[http://www.compileheart.com/neptune_v/ The Japanese]] and []http://nisamerica.com/games/NeptuniaVictory/ English]] sites of the game are currently up.
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[[http://www.compileheart.com/neptune_v/ The Japanese]] and []http://nisamerica.[[http://nisamerica.com/games/NeptuniaVictory/ English]] sites of the game are currently up.
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* CrashIntoHello: How Neptune meets Pururut and V Noire. How pretty much ''anyone'' meets V Noire.
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* LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters: As with the previous game, Neptunia V retains most of the previous game's characters while adding many more.
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* LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters: As with the previous game, Neptunia V Victory retains most of the previous game's characters while adding many more.
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The third game in the {{Neptunia}} series, {{JRPG}}s featuring [[MoeAnthropomorphism moe anthropomorphisms]] of the gaming industry in a humorous take on the ConsoleWars.
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* AlternateUniverse: While Neptune is the same as the one from HyperdimensionNeptuniaMk2, she's been transported to an alternate universe similar to the 80s with most of, if not all of, the cast being alternate universe versions of themselves once again.
* CallBack: Neptune fighting the other three goddesses in the beginning. [[spoiler:[[CrowningMomentOfFunny It's actually the three goddesses ganging up on Neptune in a video game.]]]]
* CoolShip: Just like in the first game, we see a jet plane in the opening sequence. Any fan who has played the original Neptunia knows this is a transformation of Neptune's and will automatically assume it's useable in-game. [[spoiler:It is.]]
** The viewers are also treated with a stealth-bomber like ship flying along side Neptune's jet, its shouldn't be too hard to guess who that may be...
* CrashIntoHello: How Neptune meets Pururut and V Noire. How pretty much ''anyone'' meets V Noire.
* DiscOneNuke: StatGrinding aside, in chapter 2, you can buy some accessories that boost your HP by 2500.
* EquippableAlly: A new game mechanic, the possibility of temporarily transforming your allies into weapons. NipponIchi aficionados might recognize the system as [[{{Disgaea}} Magichange]], and it's called "Final Hard Form", also referencing KamenRiderDecade's similar Final Form Ride.
* HumongousMecha: A couple of the new villains look like one, one of them even resembles an [[NeonGenesisEvangelion Eva]] specifically.
* LectureAsExposition: A unique variant. While Histoire lectures Nepgear and Neptune on what it means to be a goddess, Nepgear uses the lecture as a ''distraction'' to deliver exposition to the player.
* LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters: As with the previous game, Neptunia V retains most of the previous game's characters while adding many more.
* MsExposition: Nepgear recaps the events of the second game for those who have never played it.
* {{Nerf}}: Remember "[[GameBreaker Violet Schwestern]]"? It's still in this game; however while it's still broken in terms of damage output, you can't exactly spam it over and over again thanks to the presence of the EX Gauge.
* NinjaPirateZombieRobot: One of your enemies is an eggplant with a cucumber spear riding on a horsebird. [[WhatDoYouMeanItWasntMadeOnDrugs We still wonder what was Compile Heart on...]]
* RunningGag: [[ButtMonkey People landing on Noire.]]
* {{Sequel}}: The first game of the series that can truly be called a "sequel", since Mk2 was more of a ContinuityReboot.
** SequelDifficultySpike: Enemies hit ''a lot harder'' in this game now compared to mk2. To compensate however, you get more HP but that doesn't make things easier.
* SleepCute: [[spoiler: The Good Ending has this with [[LesYay Pururut sleeping with Neptune]].]]
* StatGrinding: New to the game mechanics that when you fulfill something, you get a boost in stats. Like having a close up of your character on the field, jumping, getting ambushed, almost anything. If you're willing, you could practically get a lot of boosts in Int boosts, Tech boosts, and Agi boosts BEFORE your first battle.
* TalkingIsAFreeAction: Seriously, Arfoire could have blasted Neptune, Noire, and Iris Heart all together when the three were talking with each other. Even Iris Heart thanks Arfoire for waiting.
* TheEighties: The inspiration for this game's setting.
* TheOneGuy: This is the first game to have a male, human, character that's not just a silhouette and he's one of the villains.
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* AlternateUniverse: While Neptune is the same as the one from HyperdimensionNeptuniaMk2, she's been transported to an alternate universe similar to the 80s with most of, if not all of, the cast being alternate universe versions of themselves once again.
* CallBack: Neptune fighting the other three goddesses in the beginning. [[spoiler:[[CrowningMomentOfFunny It's actually the three goddesses ganging up on Neptune in a video game.]]]]
* CoolShip: Just like in the first game, we see a jet plane in the opening sequence. Any fan who has played the original Neptunia knows this is a transformation of Neptune's and will automatically assume it's useable in-game. [[spoiler:It is.]]
** The viewers are also treated with a stealth-bomber like ship flying along side Neptune's jet, its shouldn't be too hard to guess who that may be...
* CrashIntoHello: How Neptune meets Pururut and V Noire. How pretty much ''anyone'' meets V Noire.
* DiscOneNuke: StatGrinding aside, in chapter 2, you can buy some accessories that boost your HP by 2500.
* EquippableAlly: A new game mechanic, the possibility of temporarily transforming your allies into weapons. NipponIchi aficionados might recognize the system as [[{{Disgaea}} Magichange]], and it's called "Final Hard Form", also referencing KamenRiderDecade's similar Final Form Ride.
* HumongousMecha: A couple of the new villains look like one, one of them even resembles an [[NeonGenesisEvangelion Eva]] specifically.
* LectureAsExposition: A unique variant. While Histoire lectures Nepgear and Neptune on what it means to be a goddess, Nepgear uses the lecture as a ''distraction'' to deliver exposition to the player.
* LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters: As with the previous game, Neptunia V retains most of the previous game's characters while adding many more.
* MsExposition: Nepgear recaps the events of the second game for those who have never played it.
* {{Nerf}}: Remember "[[GameBreaker Violet Schwestern]]"? It's still in this game; however while it's still broken in terms of damage output, you can't exactly spam it over and over again thanks to the presence of the EX Gauge.
* NinjaPirateZombieRobot: One of your enemies is an eggplant with a cucumber spear riding on a horsebird. [[WhatDoYouMeanItWasntMadeOnDrugs We still wonder what was Compile Heart on...]]
* RunningGag: [[ButtMonkey People landing on Noire.]]
* {{Sequel}}: The first game of the series that can truly be called a "sequel", since Mk2 was more of a ContinuityReboot.
** SequelDifficultySpike: Enemies hit ''a lot harder'' in this game now compared to mk2. To compensate however, you get more HP but that doesn't make things easier.
* SleepCute: [[spoiler: The Good Ending has this with [[LesYay Pururut sleeping with Neptune]].]]
* StatGrinding: New to the game mechanics that when you fulfill something, you get a boost in stats. Like having a close up of your character on the field, jumping, getting ambushed, almost anything. If you're willing, you could practically get a lot of boosts in Int boosts, Tech boosts, and Agi boosts BEFORE your first battle.
* TalkingIsAFreeAction: Seriously, Arfoire could have blasted Neptune, Noire, and Iris Heart all together when the three were talking with each other. Even Iris Heart thanks Arfoire for waiting.
* TheEighties: The inspiration for this game's setting.
* TheOneGuy: This is the first game to have a male, human, character that's not just a silhouette and he's one of the villains.
