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* RandomlyDrops: It's bad enough that well over half the Quests run off of this, but this game manages to take it [[UpToEleven Up To Eleven]] with some Quests requiring drops from monsters that don't even begin to spawn until you've gotten a specific [[RandomlyDrops Randomly Drops]] result from Scouting the dungeon. [[GuideDangIt Good luck figuring out which dungeons to Scout for which monsters...]]
** [[FromBadToWorse It Gets Worse:]] And when you DO finally get the desired Scouting result, you will probably find that the target monster is WAY too powerful for you to beat at your current level... still want to go for that perfect 40 score in the end of chapter evaluation?
** [[FromBadToWorse It Gets Worse:]] And when you DO finally get the desired Scouting result, you will probably find that the target monster is WAY too powerful for you to beat at your current level... still want to go for that perfect 40 score in the end of chapter evaluation?
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* TakeThatUs: Neptune practically berates NISA as to why they can't debug their games properly. This is after [[spoiler: the entire party gets [[CurbStompBattle curb stomped]] by Yellow Heart.]]
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* TakeThatUs: TakeThatUs / TakeThatAudience: Neptune practically [[{{Misblamed}} berates NISA as to why they can't debug their games properly.properly]]. This is after [[spoiler: the entire party gets [[CurbStompBattle curb stomped]] by Yellow Heart.]]
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* TakeThatUs: Neptune practically berates NISA as to why they can't debug their games properly. This is after [[spoiler: the entire party gets [[CurbStompBattle curb stomped]] by Yellow Heart.]]
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* TimeSkip: [[spoiler: Two, actually.]] It's been a few years in-game since the events of Mk2 (enough that Neptune and Nepgear's levels would drop from laziness and Purple Heart's breasts would grow some). [[spoiler: And after Nep is sent to the past Gameindustri, after Chapter 1, a ''three year'' timeskip takes place.]]
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* TimeSkip: [[spoiler: Two, Three, actually.]] It's been a few years in-game since the events of Mk2 (enough that Neptune and Nepgear's levels would drop from laziness and Purple Heart's breasts would grow some). [[spoiler: And after Nep is sent to the past Gameindustri, after Chapter 1, a ''three year'' timeskip takes place. The remaining two are a period of 5 and 10 years, the latter confirmed, the former hinted due to the aging of Iffy, Compa and Peashy. The latter timeskip allows for Iffy and Compa to age to adulthood and the new nation of Eden to become prosperous.]]
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** [[HammyHerald Engage,]] [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0rdMDDLHodo Atranger!]] (skip to 5:10 for the scene itself)
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* RunningGag: [[ButtMonkey People landing on Noire.]]
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* RunningGag: [[ButtMonkey People landing on Noire.]]]] People getting threatened to have, or actually having, their face smacked, usually by Neptune.
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* EquippableAlly: A new game mechanic, the possibility of temporarily transforming your allies into weapons. NipponIchi aficionados might recognize the system as [[VideoGame/{{Disgaea}} Magichange]], and it's called "Final Hard Form", also referencing Series/KamenRiderDecade's similar Final Form Ride.
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* EquippableAlly: A new game mechanic, the possibility of temporarily transforming your allies into weapons. NipponIchi aficionados might recognize the system as [[VideoGame/{{Disgaea}} Magichange]], and it's called "Final Hard Form", also referencing Series/KamenRiderDecade's KamenRiderDecade's similar Final Form Ride.
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** DiscontinuityNod: When she finds out that Noire, who she landed on, has no idea who Neptune is, Neptune assumes that either she was the one to get amnesia or is just faking it. She tells Noire to not bother trying to force the memories and to trust her on the matter since she was a former amnesiac herself.
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* TakeThatCritics: The trophy you get for simply starting the game [[ComplainingAboutShowsYouDontWatch questions how many reviewers will actually have that trophy]]. Fitting given how often people write Compile Heart's games off as trash for simply being Compile Heart games.
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* [[spoiler: AdultFear: A man showing up (one of the villains at that), pretending to be the father of a child and said child ''willingly'' going with him? Efficient kidnapping, to say the least.]]
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* CassandraTruth: In the first two chapters you can talk with some minor characters who had appeared in the Gamindustri Graveyard in mk2, Deco, 1st-gen Compa, and Furapura, they express disbelief in being told that they're going to die and to be careful. At the start of Chapter 3, when speaking with Furapura she mentions that Deco has died and 1st-gen Compa has left on a trip.
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* TimeSkip: [[spoiler: Two, actually.]] It's been a few years in-game since the events of Mk2 (enough that Neptune and Nepgear's levels would drop from laziness and Purple Heart's breasts would grow some). [[spoiler: And after Nep is sent to the past Gameindustri, after Chapter 1, a ''three year'' timeskip takes place.]]
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* TimeSkip: [[spoiler: Two, actually.]] It's been a few years in-game since the events of Mk2 (enough that Neptune and Nepgear's levels would drop from laziness and Purple Heart's breasts would grow some). [[spoiler: And after Nep is sent to the past Gameindustri, after Chapter 1, a ''three year'' timeskip takes place.]]
** [[spoiler: YearInsideHourOutside: One year inside the dimension Neptune is in, is only a day for Gamindustri 2012.]]
** [[spoiler: YearInsideHourOutside: One year inside the dimension Neptune is in, is only a day for Gamindustri 2012.]]
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* ShoutOut: During one of the Nepstation Segments, the game mentions "A raging treat, Blanc manju". This is quite obviously a reference to the "Rage Manju" (better known as the RageCandyBar in localizations) from Pokemon Gold and Silver and their remakes. The fact that Blanc is the CPU for the SNES (i.e. Nintendo) and Lowee just looks exactly like Ecruteak City from the remakes makes this even more obvious.
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** [[spoiler:Considering Nepgear was made the new CPU of Planeptune at the end of the last game, it'll probably be okay.]]
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* LighterAndSofter: Compared to mk2 at least.
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* ContinuityNod: Neptune lampshades that she's been falling from the sky for three games now. And each time, she would usually lose her memory, though she doesn't this time in Victory. She even lampshades that it would be lame if it happened all over again.
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* LevelGrinding: This game has more grinding than a strip-club. While all of the games have this to an extent, it's {{egregious}} compared to the prequel, actually comeing close to requiring you to grind as much as the first one did. If you don't, you ''will'' get killed.
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* LevelGrinding: This game has more grinding than a strip-club. While all of the games have this to an extent, it's {{egregious}} compared to the prequel, actually comeing coming close to requiring you to grind as much as the first one did. If you don't, you ''will'' get killed.
* LevelupFillup
* LevelupFillup
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* LevelGrinding: This game has more grinding than a strip-club. While all of the games have this to an extent, it's {{egregious}} compared to the prequel, which actually comes comeing close to requiring you to grind as much as the first one did. If you don't, you ''will'' get killed.
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* LevelGrinding: This game has more grinding than a strip-club. While all of the games have this to an extent, it's {{egregious}} compared to the prequel, which actually comes close to requiring you to grind as much as the first one did. If you don't, you ''will'' get killed.
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* CombatExclusiveHealing: Can only use the very limited healing items outside of battle.
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* CombatExclusiveHealing: Can only use the very limited healing items outside of battle.
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* CombatExclusiveHealing: Can only use the very limited healing items outside of battle.
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* TimeSkip: [[spoiler: Two, actually.]] It's been a few years in-game since the events of Mk2 (enough that Neptune and Nepgear's levels would drop from laziness). [[spoiler: And after Nep is sent to the past Gameindustri, after Chapter 1, a ''three year'' timeskip takes place.]]
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* TimeSkip: [[spoiler: Two, actually.]] It's been a few years in-game since the events of Mk2 (enough that Neptune and Nepgear's levels would drop from laziness).laziness and Purple Heart's breasts would grow some). [[spoiler: And after Nep is sent to the past Gameindustri, after Chapter 1, a ''three year'' timeskip takes place.]]
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** Yet another one involving Iris Heart, but this time, her and Neptune. Apparently, something happened [[spoiler: between the timeskip]] that causes Purple Heart to blush and say she just got carried away, or let her emotions rule herself. Yeah...we can see where that's headed.
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* 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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* 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.villains.
* TimeSkip: [[spoiler: Two, actually.]] It's been a few years in-game since the events of Mk2 (enough that Neptune and Nepgear's levels would drop from laziness). [[spoiler: And after Nep is sent to the past Gameindustri, after Chapter 1, a ''three year'' timeskip takes place.]]
* TimeSkip: [[spoiler: Two, actually.]] It's been a few years in-game since the events of Mk2 (enough that Neptune and Nepgear's levels would drop from laziness). [[spoiler: And after Nep is sent to the past Gameindustri, after Chapter 1, a ''three year'' timeskip takes place.]]
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* NoodleIncident: While we discover why she's terrified, we never find out exactly what Iris Heart might have done to Noire the first time she transformed, just enough suggestions it's almost a surprise when Iris later implies Noire has virginity left to lose.
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* RelationshipValues: Determine how helpful the party member in the EquiappableAlly will be. In a frightening lack of subtlety, their called [[LesYay Lily points]].
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* RelationshipValues: Determine how helpful the party member in the EquiappableAlly EquippableAlly position will be. In a frightening lack of subtlety, their they're called [[LesYay Lily points]].
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* CrashIntoHello: How Neptune meets Pururut and Victory Noire. How pretty much ''anyone'' meets Victory Noire.
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* CrashIntoHello: How Neptune meets Pururut Plutia and Victory Noire. How pretty much ''anyone'' meets Victory Noire.
* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: Pretty much all of Iris Heart's scenes. Only a borderline example, since said scenes are pretty much ''exactly'' what they remind you of, Iris Heart just never gets a chance to... finish.
* InterfaceSpoiler: [[spoiler: Neptune's status page shows she has lily points with Nepgear despite only battling with her before the system was introduced, spoiling the latter's return to the playable party.]]
* RelationshipValues: Determine how helpful the party member in the EquiappableAlly will be. In a frightening lack of subtlety, their called [[LesYay Lily points]].
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* SleepCute: [[spoiler: The Good Ending has this with [[LesYay Pururut sleeping with Neptune]].]]
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* SleepCute: [[spoiler: The Good Ending has this with [[LesYay Pururut Plutia sleeping with Neptune]].]]
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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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The third game in the {{Neptunia}} VideoGame/{{Neptunia}} series, {{JRPG}}s featuring [[MoeAnthropomorphism moe anthropomorphisms]] of the gaming industry in a humorous take on the ConsoleWars.
ConsoleWars, as well as the first sequel in the series, due to the previous game being a ContinuityReboot.
Taking place sometime after the second game, Neptune is kicking back and enjoying the peace from Arfoire's defeat when she finds herself sucked into a portal and awakens in an alternate dimension. This world is a version of Gamindustri set in a time similar to the 1980's, under siege by a group of enemies known as the Seven Sages. Teaming up with this world's [=CPUs=], Neptune must figure out a way to get home and defeat these new enemies.
Taking place sometime after the second game, Neptune is kicking back and enjoying the peace from Arfoire's defeat when she finds herself sucked into a portal and awakens in an alternate dimension. This world is a version of Gamindustri set in a time similar to the 1980's, under siege by a group of enemies known as the Seven Sages. Teaming up with this world's [=CPUs=], Neptune must figure out a way to get home and defeat these new enemies.
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* 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.]]]]
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* CallBack: Neptune fighting the other three goddesses in the beginning. [[spoiler:[[CrowningMomentOfFunny [[spoiler:[[SugarWiki/FunnyMoments It's actually the three goddesses ganging up on Neptune in a video game.]]]]
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* EquippableAlly: A new game mechanic, the possibility of temporarily transforming your allies into weapons. NipponIchi aficionados might recognize the system as [[{{Disgaea}} [[VideoGame/{{Disgaea}} Magichange]], and it's called "Final Hard Form", also referencing KamenRiderDecade's Series/KamenRiderDecade's similar Final Form Ride.
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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: In the True Ending of the game, Neptune stays in Pururut's Plutia's world. What happens with Planeptune in the Mk2 mk2 universe is...is... never stated.]]
