History VideoGame / LufiaAndTheFortressOfDoom

* AllInARow
* AllYourPowersCombined: Sinistrals battle in Doom Island follows almost the exact same pattern like the prologue, except [[spoiler:all the Sinistrals except Erim merged together to become Guard Daos]].
** It's even more obvious in the Japanese version where [[spoiler: Guard Daos is using moves from all of the Sinistrals against you.]]
* AmnesiacDissonance

* BittersweetEnding: It's really the series trademark.

* BrokenBridge

* DegradedBoss

* GuideDangIt: It is possible to visit a town that wasn't meant to be visited yet as soon as you get your boat, merely by sailing in a different direction than what they tell you to. Doing this gives you access to equipment miles better than what you are normally supposed to be using at the time. The equipment is expensive, but with enough grinding, it is easily do-able.
** Also, it is possible with lots of LevelGrinding to reach the bottom floor of the Ancient Cave before going any further in the storyline. Doing this is a GameBreaker, obviously.

* LostForever: Averted with [[WeBuyAnything the items you sell]]. There's a shop a certain town that sells everything you've sold.
* NintendoHard
* NobleDemon: [[spoiler: Erim/Lufia.]]
* PhysicalGod: Four them in fact!

* ATasteOfPower: You start the game off playing as the legendary heroes off to fight against the Sinistrals at level 80 and a good stock of potions.
** Oh and for good mesure, two of your characters have the [[GameBreaker Mirror spell]].

* WhamLine: [[spoiler: When Daos reveals that Erim (up until now unseen) revived the other Sinistrals... and that Lufia is actually Erim.]]
* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: Lufia.

This is ''Lufia & the Fortress of Doom'' or ''Estopolis Denki'' for the SNES. Published by Creator/{{Taito}} before it closed its doors in America and developed by Neverland, Lufia is a rather simple turn-based JRPG. The first in the {{Franchise/Lufia}} series it would introduce the series setting, the Sinistrals, and the Dual Blade. Gameplay wise it was your typical JRPG. You had a party of four characters with preset roles. Some such as Lufia could use magic while others bashed baddies on the head with large and deadly weapons like swords and axes.

* DubNameChange: In the original Japanese version, [[http://smg.photobucket.com/user/ESTFAN/media/Lufia/lufiachar1.png.html Jerin's name was "Jurina", Aguro was "Aguros"]] and [[http://smg.photobucket.com/user/ESTFAN/media/Lufia/lufiachar2.png.html Selan was "Selana"]].

* TurnBasedCombat: Actually [[Averted|Trope]], although the manual [[GuideDangIt never explains this at any stage]], the game actually runs on a CombatantCooldownSystem, where a more complicated action (like casting a multi-target nuke spell) will take much longer to execute than a simpler one (like hitting your opponent in the face). Later games dropped this system in favour of traditional TurnBasedCombat.

* LoveRival: Lufia and Jerin seems to be this given all the interaction.

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This is ''Lufia & the Fortress of Doom'' or ''Estopolis Denki'' for the SNES. Published by {{Taito}} before it closed its doors in America and developed by Neverland, Lufia is a rather simple turn-based JRPG. The first in the {{Franchise/Lufia}} series it would introduce the series setting, the Sinistrals, and the Dual Blade. Gameplay wise it was your typical JRPG. You had a party of four characters with preset roles. Some such as Lufia could use magic while others bashed baddies on the head with large and deadly weapons like swords and axes.

* FollowTheLeader: It bears similarities to the first ''Franchise/{{Lunar}}'' game.
* GameBreaker: The Mirror magic, learned by Jerin at level 32. It will reflect any magic thrown at you by the enemy, but will let healing and buffs through. Using Mirror on everyone makes the final boss battles jokes.

* LostForever: Averted with [[WeBuyAnything items you sells]] There's a shop a certain town that sells everything you've sold.

* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: The titular Lufia.

* BadassNormal: Aguro is properly equipped.

* ATasteOfPower: The game starts with the player controlling Maxim and co, who are all level 70 and easily trash the Sinistrals. The main character the player controls afterwards is decidedly less powerful.

This is ''Lufia & the Fortress of Doom'' or ''Estopolis Denki'' for the SNES. Published by {{Taito}} before it closed its doors in America and developed by Neverland Lufia is a rather simple turn-based JRPG. The first in the {{Franchise/Lufia}} series it would introduce the series setting, the Sinistrals, and the Dual Blade. Gameplay wise it was your typical JRPG. You had a party of four characters with preset roles. Some such as Lufia could use magic while others bashed baddies on the head with large and deadly weapons like swords and axes.

* AllSwordsAreTheSame: Maxim wields two swords, which look alike. Despite that the SwordOfPlotAdvancement is called the "Dual Blade", there's only one - Adol only uses one sword.

* FollowTheLeader: It bears similarities to the first {{Lunar}} game.

* BadassGrandpa: Guy, now over 100 and is "still kicking". [[spoiler: He [[IncrediblyLamePun kicks the bucket]] before we see him doing anything else.]]

* NiceJobBreakingItHero: [[spoiler: The hero chooses to live with Lufia/Erim which leads to the continued existence of the Sinistrals]].

* NobleDemon: [[spoiler: Erim/Lufia]]

* ATasteOfPower: You start the game off playing as the legendary heroes off to fight against the Sinistrals at level 80 and a good stock of potions.

This is ''Lufia & the Fortress of Doom'' or ''Estopolis Denki'' for the SNES. Published by {{Taito}} before it closed its doors in America and developed by Neverland Lufia is a rather simple turn-based JRPG. The first in the {{Lufia}} series it would introduce the series setting, the Sinistrals, and the Dual Blade. Gameplay wise it was your typical JRPG. You had a party of four characters with preset roles. Some such as Lufia could use magic while others bashed baddies on the head with large and deadly weapons like swords and axes.

* CultClassic

* TearJerker: If one plays this after the second game anyway...

* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: The titular Lufia.

This is LufiaAndTheFortressOfDoom or Estopolis Denki for the SNES. Published by {{Taito}} before it closed its doors in America and developed by Neverland Lufia is a rather simple turn-based JRPG. The first in the {{Lufia}} series it would introduce the series setting, the Sinistrals, and the Dual Blade. Gameplay wise it was your typical JRPG. You had a party of four characters with preset roles. Some such as Lufia could use magic while others bashed baddies on the head with large and deadly weapons like swords and axes. The series brought little if anything new in the gameplay department. The plot and characters were also quite simple. The game did however have a nice soundtrack and attractive visuals. It was a decent enough game and would lead to the far improved prequel Lufia2RiseOfTheSinistrals.

* HiddenElfVillage