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* DamageProofVehicle: Averted. Lucky's car will get more and more beat up as the level goes on and requires repairs once the bosses are apprehended. Even if the player somehow manages to complete the level with no damage taken, the windscreen of the car gets shot out at the start of every level, which is handy for Lucky and Wild, as they can just shoot through the gap without worrying about their shots ricocheting inside the car.
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* DamageProofVehicle: Averted. Lucky's car will get more and more beat up as the level goes on and requires repairs once the bosses are apprehended. Even if the player somehow manages to complete the level with no damage taken, the windscreen of the car gets shot out at the start of every level, level (Lucky: "No! My car is trashed!"), which is handy for Lucky and Wild, as they can just shoot through the gap without worrying about their shots ricocheting inside the car.
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* TimeBomb: Every now and then, enemies will drop timed explosives (the stereotypical bundle of red tubes with a clock and wires on it's side) on the hood of Lucky and Wild's vehicle. These bombs will explode in a few seconds, and the player must knock them off the hood by ''shooting'' it.
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* TimeBomb: Every now and then, enemies will drop timed explosives (the stereotypical bundle of red tubes with a clock and wires on it's its side) on the hood of Lucky and Wild's vehicle. These bombs will explode in a few seconds, and the player must knock them off the hood by ''shooting'' it.
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* DamageProofVehicle: Averted. Lucky's car will get more and more beat up as the level goes on and requires repairs once the bosses are apprehended. Even if the player somehow manages to complete the level with no damage taken, the windscreen of the car gets shot out at the start of every level, which is handy for Lucky and Wild, as they can just shoot through the gap without worrying about their shots ricocheting inside the car.
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* GenreBusting: The game is both a driving game and a RailShooter merged together with player 1 as Lucky having to concentrate on both driving and shooting simultaneously.
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* BadassDriver: Lucky is always the one behind the wheel and is considered the best driver on the force. Player 1 has to concentrate on both driving and shooting unless you decide to play with three people.
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* NintendoHard: Especially since every stage is a TimedMission with you trying to drive through obstacles while shooting at enemies.
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* NintendoHard: Especially since every stage is runs on [[TimedMission a TimedMission strict time limit]] with you trying to drive through obstacles while shooting at enemies.
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* NintendoHard: Especially since every stage is a TimedMission with you trying to drive through obstacles while shooting at enemies.
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* OutrunTheFireball: If you manage to damage Big Cigar's limousine, the warehouse will explode and cause several obstacles in your way.
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* TimedMission: Every stage in the game. Fail to beat the boss at the end of each stage and the boss will escape.
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* FamilyFriendlyStripper: The "Pink Cats Garage" club Lucky and Wild visits at the end of each stage, where the attendants are fully clothed and wears [[AnimalEaredHeadband cat-eras headbands and tails]] for fanservice reasons.
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* FamilyFriendlyStripper: The "Pink Cats Garage" club Lucky and Wild visits at the end of each stage, where the attendants are fully clothed and wears [[AnimalEaredHeadband cat-eras cat-ears headbands and tails]] for fanservice reasons.
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* OnlyKnownByTheirNickname: The two player characters are only known as "Lucky" and "Wild". The main villain, the criminal kingpin "Big Cagar" is never referred by an actual name either.
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* OnlyKnownByTheirNickname: The two player characters are only known as "Lucky" and "Wild". The main villain, the criminal kingpin "Big Cagar" Cigar" is never referred by an actual name either.
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''Lucky & Wild'' is a first person arcade shooter developed by Creator/{{Namco}} in 1993.
After the buddy-cop trend of the late 80s, Bandai-Namco decide to take a stab in the genre with a plot loosely based on ''Series/StarskyAndHutch'' and ''Film/TangoAndCash''. The players assume control of two loose trigger {{Cowboy Cop}}s, the sharp-dressed "Lucky" and surfer dude "Wild", in pursuit of criminals across the city in six stages.
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!! Hurry Up! The suspect is getting away!
* AfterBossRecovery: After defeating the boss of each stage, Lucky and Wild have their ride fixed in the Pink Cats Garage, restoring their health bar to the maximum.
* AirborneMooks: Helicopters dropping explosive projectiles serves this purpose.
* BadassesWearBandanas: Wild does, and he's a tough-as-nails super-cop who spends the entire game blasting at mooks.
* BaldOfEvil: The BigBad, "Big Cigar", is the only villain who's completely bald and commands a massive criminal network.
* BuddyCopShow: The game!
* CaptainErsatz: Namco admitted behind the scenes that the entire game's concept is based on the TV series, ''Series/StarskyAndHutch'', with Lucky and Wild respectively modeled after each character in that order. The two heroes also bears a passing resemblance to ''Film/TangoAndCash''.
* CarFu: The amount of vehicular rampage Lucky and Wild pulls off is ''amazing'', from driving into a crowded shopping mall full of people to performing an impromptu RampJump with a wrecked vehicle, running into enemy bikers during chases and forcing their ride into an alleyway for a short cut.
* ChaseScene: Each and every single stage is an intense chase scene with the two titular heroes taking on hordes and hordes of mooks in vehicular chases.
* CigarChomper: The BigBad, "Big Cigar" (well... [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin yeah]]), a huge-built muscular kingpin who's depicted smoking a large Havana cigar in all briefing scenes he appeared in.
* CoveredInKisses: At the end of each level as Lucky and Wild have their vehicle fixed at the Pink Cats Garage, if their performance is good enough they'll be covered in lipstick kisses from the various lady attendants as seen in the score evaluation screen (via rear-view mirror).
* CowboyCop: Both of them. Lucky and Wild spends the whole level shooting everything they see in order to hunt down suspects and causing property damage ''by the ton'' in order to catch a single criminal, never mind the multiple dozens of mooks they killed in the process.
* ExplodingBarrels: Shows up in various levels, but most bafflingly in the desert chase stage. Players will have to shoot the barrels in their way to avoid taking damage.
* FamilyFriendlyStripper: The "Pink Cats Garage" club Lucky and Wild visits at the end of each stage, where the attendants are fully clothed and wears [[AnimalEaredHeadband cat-eras headbands and tails]] for fanservice reasons.
* GetBackHereBoss: Every single one of them, where each stage have Lucky and Wild, in their own vehicles, pursuing the stage boss' getaway vehicle while shooting at mooks in their way. The stage ends with either the boss getting their transport shot to pieces (leading to a cutscene where Lucky and Wild arrests the villain) or the boss getting away.
* GiantMook: Towards the end of the second desert stage, Bear's minions will sic ''monster trucks'' on Lucky and Wild.
* MacrossMissileMassacre: The FinalBoss, Big Cigar, sic a limousine with a missile launcher in the boot on Lucky and Wild, spamming dozens and dozens of missiles covering the whole screen within seconds.
* TheMall: The first level have Lucky and Wild pursuing their suspect, Jerky, into a shopping mall, where the lighting is minimal. The heroes remain in pursuit, presumably because any shoppers hit by the criminals are too far gone to save.
* MolotovCocktail: Late into the game, criminals will fling waves of petrol bombs on the players.
* OnlyKnownByTheirNickname: The two player characters are only known as "Lucky" and "Wild". The main villain, the criminal kingpin "Big Cagar" is never referred by an actual name either.
* SharpDressedMan: Lucky wears a nice suit in every single scene, compared to his casually-dressed partner, Wild or the rest of the cops.
* ShowsDamage: When Lucky and Wild's vehicle start getting wrecked, the two titular characters - whose faces are visible onscreen via the rear-view mirror - will start looking bruised and battered in conjunction with the amount of damage their vehicle received. Getting hit point-blank by projectiles will notably have Lucky and Wild bleeding all over their faces.
* SurferDude: Wild, or at least his appearance is supposed to resemble one.
* TimeBomb: Every now and then, enemies will drop timed explosives (the stereotypical bundle of red tubes with a clock and wires on it's side) on the hood of Lucky and Wild's vehicle. These bombs will explode in a few seconds, and the player must knock them off the hood by ''shooting'' it.
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''Lucky & Wild'' is a first person arcade shooter developed by Creator/{{Namco}} in 1993.
After the buddy-cop trend of the late 80s, Bandai-Namco decide to take a stab in the genre with a plot loosely based on ''Series/StarskyAndHutch'' and ''Film/TangoAndCash''. The players assume control of two loose trigger {{Cowboy Cop}}s, the sharp-dressed "Lucky" and surfer dude "Wild", in pursuit of criminals across the city in six stages.
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!! Hurry Up! The suspect is getting away!
* AfterBossRecovery: After defeating the boss of each stage, Lucky and Wild have their ride fixed in the Pink Cats Garage, restoring their health bar to the maximum.
* AirborneMooks: Helicopters dropping explosive projectiles serves this purpose.
* BadassesWearBandanas: Wild does, and he's a tough-as-nails super-cop who spends the entire game blasting at mooks.
* BaldOfEvil: The BigBad, "Big Cigar", is the only villain who's completely bald and commands a massive criminal network.
* BuddyCopShow: The game!
* CaptainErsatz: Namco admitted behind the scenes that the entire game's concept is based on the TV series, ''Series/StarskyAndHutch'', with Lucky and Wild respectively modeled after each character in that order. The two heroes also bears a passing resemblance to ''Film/TangoAndCash''.
* CarFu: The amount of vehicular rampage Lucky and Wild pulls off is ''amazing'', from driving into a crowded shopping mall full of people to performing an impromptu RampJump with a wrecked vehicle, running into enemy bikers during chases and forcing their ride into an alleyway for a short cut.
* ChaseScene: Each and every single stage is an intense chase scene with the two titular heroes taking on hordes and hordes of mooks in vehicular chases.
* CigarChomper: The BigBad, "Big Cigar" (well... [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin yeah]]), a huge-built muscular kingpin who's depicted smoking a large Havana cigar in all briefing scenes he appeared in.
* CoveredInKisses: At the end of each level as Lucky and Wild have their vehicle fixed at the Pink Cats Garage, if their performance is good enough they'll be covered in lipstick kisses from the various lady attendants as seen in the score evaluation screen (via rear-view mirror).
* CowboyCop: Both of them. Lucky and Wild spends the whole level shooting everything they see in order to hunt down suspects and causing property damage ''by the ton'' in order to catch a single criminal, never mind the multiple dozens of mooks they killed in the process.
* ExplodingBarrels: Shows up in various levels, but most bafflingly in the desert chase stage. Players will have to shoot the barrels in their way to avoid taking damage.
* FamilyFriendlyStripper: The "Pink Cats Garage" club Lucky and Wild visits at the end of each stage, where the attendants are fully clothed and wears [[AnimalEaredHeadband cat-eras headbands and tails]] for fanservice reasons.
* GetBackHereBoss: Every single one of them, where each stage have Lucky and Wild, in their own vehicles, pursuing the stage boss' getaway vehicle while shooting at mooks in their way. The stage ends with either the boss getting their transport shot to pieces (leading to a cutscene where Lucky and Wild arrests the villain) or the boss getting away.
* GiantMook: Towards the end of the second desert stage, Bear's minions will sic ''monster trucks'' on Lucky and Wild.
* MacrossMissileMassacre: The FinalBoss, Big Cigar, sic a limousine with a missile launcher in the boot on Lucky and Wild, spamming dozens and dozens of missiles covering the whole screen within seconds.
* TheMall: The first level have Lucky and Wild pursuing their suspect, Jerky, into a shopping mall, where the lighting is minimal. The heroes remain in pursuit, presumably because any shoppers hit by the criminals are too far gone to save.
* MolotovCocktail: Late into the game, criminals will fling waves of petrol bombs on the players.
* OnlyKnownByTheirNickname: The two player characters are only known as "Lucky" and "Wild". The main villain, the criminal kingpin "Big Cagar" is never referred by an actual name either.
* SharpDressedMan: Lucky wears a nice suit in every single scene, compared to his casually-dressed partner, Wild or the rest of the cops.
* ShowsDamage: When Lucky and Wild's vehicle start getting wrecked, the two titular characters - whose faces are visible onscreen via the rear-view mirror - will start looking bruised and battered in conjunction with the amount of damage their vehicle received. Getting hit point-blank by projectiles will notably have Lucky and Wild bleeding all over their faces.
* SurferDude: Wild, or at least his appearance is supposed to resemble one.
* TimeBomb: Every now and then, enemies will drop timed explosives (the stereotypical bundle of red tubes with a clock and wires on it's side) on the hood of Lucky and Wild's vehicle. These bombs will explode in a few seconds, and the player must knock them off the hood by ''shooting'' it.
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