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* {{Animesque}}: ''TPL'' is the most overt example in the series, with many of the character designs having an overt anime influence. ''Jak II'' and onwards would gradually downplay the anime vibe, until it was nearly nonexistent in ''TLF''.
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* HowWeGotHere: ''Daxter'' is framed as the title character regaling his friends with how he went from being lost in an unfamiliar city with no idea of how he was going to pull off his rescue of Jak to actually pulling it off and starting the events of ''Jak II'', at some point in time between that game and ''Jak 3''.
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* HyperspaceArsenal: Collapsed versions of the Morph gun and the JET-board can be seen on jak's back after he acquires them, but where he keeps everything else from the up to ''twelve'' gun attachments to city passes to all the Precursor Orbs, Skull Gems, and even the Power Cells and Scout Flies in the first game, is a mystery.
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* HyperspaceArsenal: Collapsed versions of the Morph gun and the JET-board can be seen on jak's Jak's back after he acquires them, but where he keeps everything else from the up to ''twelve'' gun attachments to city passes to all the Precursor Orbs, Skull Gems, and even the Power Cells and Scout Flies in the first game, is a mystery.
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* {{Interquel}}: ''Daxter''''Daxter'' pulls double duty by taking place during the second year of Jak's imprisonment in ''Jak II'''s prologue, while framed as a HowWeGotHere story Dax tells the group some time after Kor's defeat but before Jak is exiled.
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* ItemGet: The famous Power Cell dance(s) in ''TPL''.
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* ItemGet: The famous Power Cell dance(s) in ''TPL''. Got mocked in ''Jak II'' to show the series was getting serious.
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* KnifeNut: Minor example in Torn (the Underground symbol on the map is actually his knife). Razer's also pretty handy with that butterfly knife of his.
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A series of {{Platform Game}}s created by Creator/NaughtyDog for the UsefulNotes/PlayStation2 and [[UsefulNotes/PlayStationPortable PSP]], ''Jak and Daxter'' is centered on the escapades of the HeroicMime turned rogue turned good guy [[MyNaymeIs Jak]], who has the ability to channel [[AppliedPhlebotinum the energy substance known as Eco]], and his [[PluckyComicRelief wise-cracking,]] [[BalefulPolymorph human-turned-]][[MixAndMatchCritter ottsel]] [[WeaselMascot sidekick]], Daxter, [[NonActionGuy who usually just sits on Jak's shoulder while he does all the hard work]]. And this is just two of the [[LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters many people you'll get to know throughout the series.]] So far, the series consists of:
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A series of {{Platform Game}}s created by Creator/NaughtyDog for the UsefulNotes/PlayStation2 and [[UsefulNotes/PlayStationPortable PSP]], ''Jak and Daxter'' is centered on the escapades of the HeroicMime turned rogue turned good guy [[MyNaymeIs Jak]], who has the ability to channel [[AppliedPhlebotinum the energy substance known as Eco]], and his [[PluckyComicRelief wise-cracking,]] [[BalefulPolymorph human-turned-]][[MixAndMatchCritter ottsel]] [[WeaselMascot sidekick]], Daxter, [[NonActionGuy who usually just sits on Jak's shoulder while he does all the hard work]]. And this is just two of the [[LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters many people you'll get to know throughout the series.]] series. So far, the series consists of:
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* OurHumansAreDifferent: Jak's species has long PointyEars and natural hair colors in [[YouGottaHaveBlueHair various abnormal tones]], and some have [[AmazingTechnicolorPopulation technicolor skin]]. The characters seem to be otherwise no different from humans, and are even referred to as "humans" on more than one occasion. Many characters also have slim fingers with proportionately bloated fingertips. Examples are Jak, Daxter, and Samos. This is possibly referred to when either Keira or Jak says "cross your fingers" and Daxter holds up his index and middle finders and says "ya know, I've never been able to do that". It's entirely possible that this discrepancy is an [[TheArtifact artifact concept]] from a time when the games were meant to be straight fantasy. Since the characters are infrequently referred too as human, despite clearly not being so, the most likely explanation is that the writers decided to streamline any debate about pronouns and descriptions by just calling them humans whenever it came up.
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* OurHumansAreDifferent: Jak's species has long PointyEars and natural hair colors in [[YouGottaHaveBlueHair various abnormal tones]], tones, and some have [[AmazingTechnicolorPopulation technicolor skin]]. The characters seem to be otherwise no different from humans, and are even referred to as "humans" on more than one occasion. Many characters also have slim fingers with proportionately bloated fingertips. Examples are Jak, Daxter, and Samos. This is possibly referred to when either Keira or Jak says "cross your fingers" and Daxter holds up his index and middle finders and says "ya know, I've never been able to do that". It's entirely possible that this discrepancy is an [[TheArtifact artifact concept]] from a time when the games were meant to be straight fantasy. Since the characters are infrequently referred too as human, despite clearly not being so, the most likely explanation is that the writers decided to streamline any debate about pronouns and descriptions by just calling them humans whenever it came up.
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* YouGottaHaveBlueHair:
** Keira's green and blue hair.
** Jak himself, while blond, has green roots, as well as his goatee and eyebrows.
** [[spoiler:His hair was all green when he was a kid.]]
** Keira's green and blue hair.
** Jak himself, while blond, has green roots, as well as his goatee and eyebrows.
** [[spoiler:His hair was all green when he was a kid.]]
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* WorldOfTehcnicolorHair: While there are many characters with normal hair colors, many others sport shades far more exotic. It's particularly common for this to take the form of multicolored hair, such as Jak's hair being green and yellow and Keira's being green and blue.
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* MulticoloredHair: Jak's hair has green roots. Daxter (when he was human) had blond roots that turned orange, then red. Keira's is green with blue roots.
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In February 2022, it was confirmed [[https://www.digitaltrends.com/gaming/jak-and-daxter-adaptation/ that a film adaptation]] was in the works to be directed by Creator/RubenFleischer, director of [[Film/Uncharted2022 the movie version]] of fellow Naughty Dog series ''VideoGame/{{Uncharted}}''.
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* CallReceivalArea: How the whole thing began.
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* CannedOrdersOverLoudspeaker: Part of Haven's CyberPunk asthetic in ''Jak II'' are small projectors on street corners which display an enormous Praxis emblem and broadcast his latest propaganda announcements.
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** It's perfectly possible to destroy smaller vehicles by flying under them at high speed, then moving upwards. Not very heroic if you do it on civilains, but against the Krimzon Guard...
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* CerebusSyndrome: Jak 1, your standard light-hearted adventure game. As soon as Jak II starts Jak is taken prisoner and subjected to scientific experiments to try and make {{Super Soldier}}s for ''two years''. The very first words out of Jak's mouth are "I'm gonna kill Praxis!"
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* CerebusSyndrome: Jak 1, ''Jak 1'', your standard light-hearted adventure game. As soon as Jak II starts ''Jak II'' starts, Jak is taken prisoner and subjected to scientific experiments to try and make {{Super Soldier}}s for ''two years''. The very first words out of Jak's mouth are "I'm gonna kill Praxis!"
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* ''VideoGame/JakX'': A VehicularCombat game, if the [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin title didn't give any indication of that to you already.]]
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* ''VideoGame/JakX'': ''VideoGame/JakX: Combat Racing'': A VehicularCombat game, if the [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin title didn't give any indication of that to you already.]]
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* OurElvesAreDifferent / OurHumansAreDifferent: Jak's species has long PointyEars and natural hair colors in [[YouGottaHaveBlueHair various abnormal tones]], and some have [[AmazingTechnicolorPopulation technicolor skin]]. The characters seem to be otherwise no different from humans, and are even referred to as "humans" on more than one occasion. Many characters also have slim fingers with proportionately bloated fingertips. Examples are Jak, Daxter, and Samos. This is possibly referred to when either Keira or Jak says "cross your fingers" and Daxter holds up his index and middle finders and says "ya know, I've never been able to do that."
** It's entirely possible that this discrepancy is an [[TheArtifact artifact concept]] from a time when the games were meant to be straight fantasy. Since the characters are infrequently referred too as human, despite clearly not being so, the most likely explanation is that the writers decided to streamline any debate about pronouns and descriptions by just calling them humans whenever it came up.
* {{Overheating}}: Happens with turret guns only.
** It's entirely possible that this discrepancy is an [[TheArtifact artifact concept]] from a time when the games were meant to be straight fantasy. Since the characters are infrequently referred too as human, despite clearly not being so, the most likely explanation is that the writers decided to streamline any debate about pronouns and descriptions by just calling them humans whenever it came up.
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* OurElvesAreDifferent / OurHumansAreDifferent: Jak's species has long PointyEars and natural hair colors in [[YouGottaHaveBlueHair various abnormal tones]], and some have [[AmazingTechnicolorPopulation technicolor skin]]. The characters seem to be otherwise no different from humans, and are even referred to as "humans" on more than one occasion. Many characters also have slim fingers with proportionately bloated fingertips. Examples are Jak, Daxter, and Samos. This is possibly referred to when either Keira or Jak says "cross your fingers" and Daxter holds up his index and middle finders and says "ya know, I've never been able to do that."
**that". It's entirely possible that this discrepancy is an [[TheArtifact artifact concept]] from a time when the games were meant to be straight fantasy. Since the characters are infrequently referred too as human, despite clearly not being so, the most likely explanation is that the writers decided to streamline any debate about pronouns and descriptions by just calling them humans whenever it came up.
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* TownGirls: Keira (Neither) Ashelin (Butch), and Tess (Femme) in the second and third game.
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* TownGirls: Keira (Neither) (Neither), Ashelin (Butch), and Tess (Femme) in the second and third game.
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* TownGirls: Tess (Femme), Keira (Neither) and Ashelin (Butch) in the second and third game.
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* TownGirls: Tess (Femme), Keira (Neither) and Ashelin (Butch) in the second and third game.
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Gameplay across all ''Jak'' games consists of exploration mixed with mild combat and platforming in a variety of different scenarios. The first game is a WideOpenSandbox collectathon in the vein of ''Videogame/SuperMario64'', while every game past ''Jak II'' are closer in structure to something like ''Videogame/GrandTheftAutoIII''. Of course, that's not all the series borrowed from ''Grand Theft Auto''- the ''Jak'' games are infamous for taking a DarkerAndEdgier route as the series went on, with numerous elements being revamped to be more appealing to a teenage audience. Jak goes from a SilentProtagonist to a bitter and aggressive AntiHero, the combat gets augmented with firearms, and the world becomes a hellish {{Dystopia}} filled with unsavory characters.
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* ''Jak and Daxter Collection'' (HD): A collection of the first three ''Jak and Daxter'' games remastered for the Playstation 3 and Playstation Vita. A similar digital bundle (this time including ''Jak X'') was released digitally on the Playstation 4, however these are emulating the PS2 originals at double the resolution rather than the PS3 remasters.
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* ''Jak and Daxter Collection'' (HD): A collection of the first three ''Jak and Daxter'' games remastered for the Playstation 3 and Playstation Vita. A similar digital bundle (this time including ''Jak X'') was released digitally on the Playstation 4, however these are emulating the PS2 originals at double the resolution rather than the PS3 prior remasters.
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** It's entirely possible that this discrepancy is an [[TheArtifact artifact concept]] from a time when the games were meant to be straight fantasy. Since the characters are infrequently referred too as human, despite clearly not being so, the most likely explanation is that the writers decided to streamline any debate about pronouns and descriptions by just calling them humans whenever it came up.
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* SequelDifficultyDrop: ''Jak 3'' has its tricky moments, but is much more forgiving than ''Jak II''.
* SequelDifficultySpike: ''Jak II'' is considered by far the hardest game of the trilogy, to the point of frustration for many players. The third game inverts it, by being considerably easier than its predecessor.
* SequelDifficultySpike: ''Jak II'' is considered by far the hardest game of the trilogy, to the point of frustration for many players. The third game inverts it, by being considerably easier than its predecessor.
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* OurElvesAreBetter / OurHumansAreDifferent: Jak's species has long PointyEars and natural hair colors in [[YouGottaHaveBlueHair various abnormal tones]], and some have [[AmazingTechnicolorPopulation technicolor skin]]. The characters seem to be otherwise no different from humans, and are even referred to as "humans" on more than one occasion. Many characters also have slim fingers with proportionately bloated fingertips. Examples are Jak, Daxter, and Samos. This is possibly referred to when either Keira or Jak says "cross your fingers" and Daxter holds up his index and middle finders and says "ya know, I've never been able to do that."
** It's entirely possible that this discrepancy is an artifact concept from a time when the games were meant to be straight fantasy. Since the characters are infrequently referred too as human, despite clearly not being so, the most likely explanation is that the writers decided to streamline any debate about pronouns and descriptions by just calling them humans sometime.
** It's entirely possible that this discrepancy is an artifact concept from a time when the games were meant to be straight fantasy. Since the characters are infrequently referred too as human, despite clearly not being so, the most likely explanation is that the writers decided to streamline any debate about pronouns and descriptions by just calling them humans sometime.
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* OurElvesAreBetter OurElvesAreDifferent / OurHumansAreDifferent: Jak's species has long PointyEars and natural hair colors in [[YouGottaHaveBlueHair various abnormal tones]], and some have [[AmazingTechnicolorPopulation technicolor skin]]. The characters seem to be otherwise no different from humans, and are even referred to as "humans" on more than one occasion. Many characters also have slim fingers with proportionately bloated fingertips. Examples are Jak, Daxter, and Samos. This is possibly referred to when either Keira or Jak says "cross your fingers" and Daxter holds up his index and middle finders and says "ya know, I've never been able to do that."
** It's entirely possible that this discrepancy is an artifact concept from a time when the games were meant to be straight fantasy. Since the characters are infrequently referred too as human, despite clearly not being so, the most likely explanation is that the writers decided to streamline any debate about pronouns and descriptions by just calling them humans sometime."
** It's entirely possible that this discrepancy is an artifact concept from a time when the games were meant to be straight fantasy. Since the characters are infrequently referred too as human, despite clearly not being so, the most likely explanation is that the writers decided to streamline any debate about pronouns and descriptions by just calling them humans sometime.
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* ''Jak and Daxter Collection'' (HD): A collection of the first three ''Jak and Daxter'' games remastered for the Playstation 3 and Playstation Vita. A similar digital bundle (this time including ''Jak X'') was released digitally on the Playstation 4.
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* Superhero Packing Heat: Jak, with his morph gun and his Eco.
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* ''VideoGame/Jak3Wastelander''''VideoGame/Jak3''
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* GreaterScopeParagon: Mar, the founder of Haven City, ancient enemy of the Hora-Quan/Metal Heads and ally of the Precursors. He was chosen to protect the planet by the Precursors and helped build many relics and structures seen throughout both Jak II and Jak 3, including the Shield Wall and eco grid. He must have been a great hero ever known since there are several statues that are placed near and around Haven City.
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* MeaningfulName: "Samos" is an island in Greece known for its fertility; the character is the tree-hugging Sage of Green Eco.
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** "Samos" is an island in Greece known for its fertility; the character is the tree-hugging Sage of Green Eco.
** "Samos" is an island in Greece known for its fertility; the character is the tree-hugging Sage of Green Eco.
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* {{Precursors}}: There is an ancient race called "The Precursors". They leave deep-voiced oracular statues and various giant robots scattered about, and depict themselves as glowing EnergyBeings, [[spoiler:but that's just a [[Film/TheWizardOfOz Wizard of Oz]] act; they're really ottsels, otter-weasel hybrids like Jak's sidekick Daxter. In fact, he becomes one because all eco contains their essence]].
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* BigBadDuumvirate: Gol and Maia for Jak and Daxter: The Precursor Legacy.
** Count Veger and [[spoiler:Errol]] for Jak 3: Wastelander.
** Krew (albeit posthumously [[spoiler:and through Rayn]]) and Mizo [[spoiler:(which is the alias of G.T. Blitz)]] in Jak X: Combat Racing.
** [[spoiler:Kaeden, Metal Kor's Dragon,]] in Daxter.
** Count Veger and [[spoiler:Errol]] for Jak 3: Wastelander.
** Krew (albeit posthumously [[spoiler:and through Rayn]]) and Mizo [[spoiler:(which is the alias of G.T. Blitz)]] in Jak X: Combat Racing.
** [[spoiler:Kaeden, Metal Kor's Dragon,]] in Daxter.
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** Gol and Maia forJak ''Jak and Daxter: The Precursor Legacy.
Legacy''.
** Count Veger and [[spoiler:Errol]] forJak ''Jak 3: Wastelander.
Wastelander''.
** Krew (albeit posthumously [[spoiler:and through Rayn]]) and Mizo [[spoiler:(which is the alias of G.T. Blitz)]] inJak ''Jak X: Combat Racing.
Racing''.
** [[spoiler:Kaeden, Metal Kor's Dragon,]] inDaxter.''Daxter''.
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