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''Magical Chase'' is a ''very'' obscure CuteEmUp that once graced MediaNotes/The16bitEraOfConsoleVideoGames in 1991 developed by Palsoft for Platform/TurboGrafx16 and published by Quest. The game is a horizontal shooter in the veins of the ''VideoGame/{{Gradius}}'' series and ''[[VideoGame/FantasticNightDreamsCotton Cotton: Fantasic Night Dreams]]'', but has some unique gameplay elements of its own to make stand out from other shooters. Unlike most shooters, your protagonist [[AvertedTrope isn't]] a OneHitPointWonder as she has a LifeMeter to withstand against some attacks.
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''Magical Chase'' is a ''very'' obscure CuteEmUp that once graced MediaNotes/The16bitEraOfConsoleVideoGames in 1991 developed by Palsoft for Platform/TurboGrafx16 and published by Quest. The game is a horizontal shooter in the veins of the ''VideoGame/{{Gradius}}'' series and ''[[VideoGame/FantasticNightDreamsCotton ''[[VideoGame/{{Cotton}} Cotton: Fantasic Night Dreams]]'', but has some unique gameplay elements of its own to make stand out from other shooters. Unlike most shooters, your protagonist [[AvertedTrope isn't]] a OneHitPointWonder as she has a LifeMeter to withstand against some attacks.
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See also ''VideoGame/TroubleWitches'', which is more-or-less a [[DoujinSoft doujin]] successor to this game. More about this game can be found on [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magical_Chase That Other Wiki]].
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See also ''VideoGame/TroubleWitches'', which is more-or-less a [[DoujinSoft doujin]] {{doujin|Soft}} successor to this game. More about this game can be found on [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magical_Chase That Other Wiki]].
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* LetsPlay: One has been done by LetsPlay/NakaTeleeli. Watch Part 1 [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X98chcQ_oZo here]].
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''Magical Chase'' is a ''very'' obscure CuteEmUp that once graced UsefulNotes/The16bitEraOfConsoleVideoGames in 1991 developed by Palsoft for UsefulNotes/TurboGrafx16 and published by Quest. The game is a horizontal shooter in the veins of the ''VideoGame/{{Gradius}}'' series and ''[[VideoGame/FantasticNightDreamsCotton Cotton: Fantasic Night Dreams]]'', but has some unique gameplay elements of its own to make stand out from other shooters. Unlike most shooters, your protagonist [[AvertedTrope isn't]] a OneHitPointWonder as she has a LifeMeter to withstand against some attacks.
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''Magical Chase'' is a ''very'' obscure CuteEmUp that once graced UsefulNotes/The16bitEraOfConsoleVideoGames MediaNotes/The16bitEraOfConsoleVideoGames in 1991 developed by Palsoft for UsefulNotes/TurboGrafx16 Platform/TurboGrafx16 and published by Quest. The game is a horizontal shooter in the veins of the ''VideoGame/{{Gradius}}'' series and ''[[VideoGame/FantasticNightDreamsCotton Cotton: Fantasic Night Dreams]]'', but has some unique gameplay elements of its own to make stand out from other shooters. Unlike most shooters, your protagonist [[AvertedTrope isn't]] a OneHitPointWonder as she has a LifeMeter to withstand against some attacks.
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Due to it's obscurity, the game has become something of a very rare gem among shoot 'em ups, fetching ''very'' high prices in auctions. The game has also seen an overseas release 1993, as well as a handheld port on the UsefulNotes/GameBoyColor and a port on [[UsefulNotes/IBMPersonalComputer Windows 95]] in Japan, but since then, not much else.
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Due to it's its obscurity, the game has become something of a very rare gem among shoot 'em ups, fetching ''very'' high prices in auctions. The game has also seen an overseas release 1993, as well as a handheld port on the UsefulNotes/GameBoyColor Platform/GameBoyColor and a port on [[UsefulNotes/IBMPersonalComputer [[Platform/IBMPersonalComputer Windows 95]] in Japan, but since then, not much else.
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* BalefulPolymorph: Ripple's punishment if she doesn't seal the devils she accidentally released.
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* NiceHat: Ripple wears a traditional witch cat.
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* CulturalTranslation: While most of the cute-em-up elements are retained in the official English release, there are still [[http://www.superpcenginegrafx.net/dare_to_compare_mc.html a few changes]] made to appeal more to a western audience:
** The first level is redesigned from a castle made of colorful blocks to a more realistic western-style fortress.
** The stump enemies are replaced with more western-friendly goblin enemies that behave identically.
** Ripple is given a more detailed, slightly older-looking sprite that makes her look more similar to a preteen.
** The first level is redesigned from a castle made of colorful blocks to a more realistic western-style fortress.
** The stump enemies are replaced with more western-friendly goblin enemies that behave identically.
** Ripple is given a more detailed, slightly older-looking sprite that makes her look more similar to a preteen.
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* ShoutOut: The intro of [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RtjPvMYUrDM "Waltz of Meditation, Part 1"]] interpolates [[https://youtu.be/53N99Nim6WE?t=296 the descending minor chords]] from [[Music/{{Meddle}} "Echoes"]] by Music/PinkFloyd.
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'''''Magical Chase''''' is a ''very'' obscure CuteEmUp that once graced UsefulNotes/The16bitEraOfConsoleVideoGames in 1991 developed by Palsoft for TurboGrafx16 and published by Quest. The game is a horizontal shooter in the veins of the ''VideoGame/{{Gradius}}'' series and ''[[VideoGame/FantasticNightDreamsCotton Cotton: Fantasic Night Dreams]]'', but has some unique gameplay elements of its own to make stand out from other shooters. Unlike most shooters, your protagonist [[AvertedTrope isn't]] a OneHitPointWonder as she has a LifeMeter to withstand against some attacks.
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'''''Magical Chase''''' is a ''very'' obscure CuteEmUp that once graced UsefulNotes/The16bitEraOfConsoleVideoGames in 1991 developed by Palsoft for TurboGrafx16 UsefulNotes/TurboGrafx16 and published by Quest. The game is a horizontal shooter in the veins of the ''VideoGame/{{Gradius}}'' series and ''[[VideoGame/FantasticNightDreamsCotton Cotton: Fantasic Night Dreams]]'', but has some unique gameplay elements of its own to make stand out from other shooters. Unlike most shooters, your protagonist [[AvertedTrope isn't]] a OneHitPointWonder as she has a LifeMeter to withstand against some attacks.
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'''''Magical Chase''''' is a ''very'' obscure CuteEmUp that once graced [[UsefulNotes/The16bitEraOfConsoleVideoGames the 16-bit era of video games]] UsefulNotes/The16bitEraOfConsoleVideoGames in 1991 developed by Palsoft for TurboGrafx16 and published by Quest. The game is a horizontal shooter in the veins of the ''VideoGame/{{Gradius}}'' series and ''[[VideoGame/FantasticNightDreamsCotton Cotton: Fantasic Night Dreams]]'', but has some unique gameplay elements of its own to make stand out from other shooters. Unlike most shooters, your protagonist [[AvertedTrope isn't]] a OneHitPointWonder as she has a LifeMeter to withstand against some attacks.
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'''''Magical Chase''''' is a ''very'' obscure CuteEmUp that once graced [[The16bitEraOfConsoleVideoGames [[UsefulNotes/The16bitEraOfConsoleVideoGames the 16-bit era of video games]] in 1991 developed by Palsoft for TurboGrafx16 and published by Quest. The game is a horizontal shooter in the veins of the ''VideoGame/{{Gradius}}'' series and ''[[VideoGame/FantasticNightDreamsCotton Cotton: Fantasic Night Dreams]]'', but has some unique gameplay elements of its own to make stand out from other shooters. Unlike most shooters, your protagonist [[AvertedTrope isn't]] a OneHitPointWonder as she has a LifeMeter to withstand against some attacks.
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* LetsPlay: One has been done by LetsPlay/NakaTeleeli. Watch Part 1 [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X98chcQ_oZo here]].
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Due to it's obscurity, the game has become something of a very rare gem among shoot 'em ups, fetching ''very'' high prices in auctions. The game has also seen an overseas release 1993, as well as a handheld port on the GameBoyColor and a port on [[IBMPersonalComputer Windows 95]] in Japan, but since then, not much else.
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* ToyTime: Stage 4 takes place in a a toy land with hazardous traps.
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'''''Magical Chase''''' is a ''very'' obscure ShootEmUp that once graced [[The16bitEraOfConsoleVideoGames the 16-bit era of video games]] in 1991 developed by Palsoft for TurboGrafx16 and published by Quest. The game is a horizontal shooter in the veins of the ''VideoGame/{{Gradius}}'' series and ''[[VideoGame/FantasticNightDreamsCotton Cotton: Fantasic Night Dreams]]'', but has some unique gameplay elements of its own to make stand out from other shooters. Unlike most shooters, your protagonist [[AvertedTrope isn't]] a OneHitPointWonder as she has a LifeMeter to withstand against some attacks.
The story centered around a CuteWitch named Ripple who's now afraid of her teacher for breaking a promise with her by accidentally releasing six devils sealed in a forbidden book. If Ripple doesn't fix this problem soon, her teacher will turn her into a frog as her punishment. With the help of two Elf-Stars, Topsy and Turvy, she sets out to seal the devils from whence they came before she spends the rest of years on a lilipad.
The story centered around a CuteWitch named Ripple who's now afraid of her teacher for breaking a promise with her by accidentally releasing six devils sealed in a forbidden book. If Ripple doesn't fix this problem soon, her teacher will turn her into a frog as her punishment. With the help of two Elf-Stars, Topsy and Turvy, she sets out to seal the devils from whence they came before she spends the rest of years on a lilipad.
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'''''Magical Chase''''' is a ''very'' obscure ShootEmUp CuteEmUp that once graced [[The16bitEraOfConsoleVideoGames the 16-bit era of video games]] in 1991 developed by Palsoft for TurboGrafx16 and published by Quest. The game is a horizontal shooter in the veins of the ''VideoGame/{{Gradius}}'' series and ''[[VideoGame/FantasticNightDreamsCotton Cotton: Fantasic Night Dreams]]'', but has some unique gameplay elements of its own to make stand out from other shooters. Unlike most shooters, your protagonist [[AvertedTrope isn't]] a OneHitPointWonder as she has a LifeMeter to withstand against some attacks.
The story is centered around a CuteWitch named Ripple who's now afraid of her teacher for breaking a promise with her by accidentally releasing six devils sealed in a forbidden book. If Ripple doesn't fix this problem soon, her teacher will turn her into a frog as her punishment. With the help of two Elf-Stars, Topsy and Turvy, she sets out to seal the devils from whence they came before she spends the rest of years on a lilipad.
The story is centered around a CuteWitch named Ripple who's now afraid of her teacher for breaking a promise with her by accidentally releasing six devils sealed in a forbidden book. If Ripple doesn't fix this problem soon, her teacher will turn her into a frog as her punishment. With the help of two Elf-Stars, Topsy and Turvy, she sets out to seal the devils from whence they came before she spends the rest of years on a lilipad.
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* ArmsDealer: Halloween Jack, who sells Ripple various {{Power|Up}}-Ups that can change her shot type, power-up the Star Elves, spells that can recover HP or help against enemies, as well as recovery items and change her movement speed.
* AttackDrone: Topsy and Turvy, they can shoot enemies and protect Ripple from some enemyfire.fire at any angle.
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* FlyingBroomstick: Ripple flies across the land on a broomstick. She can change her broomstick with a different one that affects her mobility.
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* AdamSmithHatesYourGuts: As you progress through the game and buy more items from Halloween Jack, the price of them will steadily increase.
* AutoRevive: Elixirs will fully replenish Ripple's HP if her life meter reaches zero. You can only hold one at a time.
* BossSubtitles: The intro of each level shows the name of the devil you'll be facing.
* ContinuingIsPainful: If you resume a game after your HP hits zero, your score will be wiped.
* EmergencyEnergyTank: The Heart spell replenishes 2 HP.
* HeartContainer: The Heart Fruits raises Ripple's life meter by 1.
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* SpreadShot: The 3-Way and Wave shot, which turns Ripple's shots into way its name suggests.suggests.
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'''''Magical Chase''''' is a ''very'' obscure ShootEmUp that onced once graced [[The16bitEraOfConsoleVideoGames the [[TurboGrafx16 PC-Engine]] 16-bit era of video games games]] in 1991 developed by Palsoft for TurboGrafx16 and published by Quest. The game is a horizontal shooter in the veins of the ''VideoGame/{{Gradius}}'' series and ''[[VideoGame/FantasticNightDreamsCotton Cotton: Fantasic Night Dreams]]'', but has some unique gameplay elements of its own to make stand out from other shooters. Unlike most shooters, your protagonist [[AvertedTrope isn't]] a OneHitPointWonder as she has a LifeMeter to withstand against some attacks.
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The game consist of six stages ([[EasyModeMockery three if you play it on "Easy"]]), and players can collect gems to earn gold and points, and the money can be spent to buy up power ups and recovery items at certain parts of the stage.
Due to it's obscurity, the game has become something of a very rare gem among shoot 'em ups, fetching ''very'' high prices in auctions. The game has also seen North American release 1993, a handheld port on the GameBoyColor, and a port on Windows 95/98, but since then, not much else.
See also ''VideoGame/TroubleWitches'', which is more-or-less, a [[DoujinSoft doujin]] successor to this game. More about this game can be found on [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magical_Chase That Other Wiki]].
Due to it's obscurity, the game has become something of a very rare gem among shoot 'em ups, fetching ''very'' high prices in auctions. The game has also seen North American release 1993, a handheld port on the GameBoyColor, and a port on Windows 95/98, but since then, not much else.
See also ''VideoGame/TroubleWitches'', which is more-or-less, a [[DoujinSoft doujin]] successor to this game. More about this game can be found on [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magical_Chase That Other Wiki]].
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The game consist of six stages ([[EasyModeMockery three if you play it on "Easy"]]), and players can collect gems crystals to earn gold and points, and the money which can be spent to buy up power ups power-ups and recovery items at certain parts of the stage.
Due to it's obscurity, the game has become something of a very rare gem among shoot 'em ups, fetching ''very'' high prices in auctions. The game has also seenNorth American an overseas release 1993, as well as a handheld port on the GameBoyColor, GameBoyColor and a port on [[IBMPersonalComputer Windows 95/98, 95]] in Japan, but since then, not much else.
See also ''VideoGame/TroubleWitches'', which ismore-or-less, more-or-less a [[DoujinSoft doujin]] successor to this game. More about this game can be found on [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magical_Chase That Other Wiki]].
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Turvy, they can shoot enemies and protect Ripple from some enemy fire.
* BalefulPolymorph: Ripple's punishment if she doesn't seal the devils she accidentally released.
* ChildMage: Ripple.
* ClassicCheatCode: In the [=TurboGrafx=]-16 version, entering Left, Down, Right, Up, Select three times, Left, Right, and I at the difficulty select screen will give you 60,000 crystals. Entering the same code but ending II instead will unlock a [[SoundTest Music Test]].
* CuteWitch:Ripple.Again, Ripple.
* CuteEmUp: Cute and adorable protagonist? Equally cute and sometimes odd enemies? Bright and cheery colors? Upbeat and catchy music? ''Magical Chase'' qualifies.
* DenialOfDiagonalAttack: Ripple by herself can only shoot in front of although are power-ups like the 3-Way that gives her more coverage.
* BalefulPolymorph: Ripple's punishment if she doesn't seal the devils she accidentally released.
* ChildMage: Ripple.
* ClassicCheatCode: In the [=TurboGrafx=]-16 version, entering Left, Down, Right, Up, Select three times, Left, Right, and I at the difficulty select screen will give you 60,000 crystals. Entering the same code but ending II instead will unlock a [[SoundTest Music Test]].
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* CuteEmUp: Cute and adorable protagonist? Equally cute and sometimes odd enemies? Bright and cheery colors? Upbeat and catchy music? ''Magical Chase'' qualifies.
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* IdiosyncraticDifficultyLevels: From easiest to hardest: [[EasyModeMockery Breeze]], Bumpy, and [[NintendoHard Rough]].
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ExcusePlot: You screwed up by releasing the sealed devils and your angry teacher is gonna turn your into a frog if you don't fix it.
* FlyingBroomstick: Ripple flies across the land on a broomstick.
* HyperactiveMetabolism: Ripple can recover HP from candy and sweets.
* IdiosyncraticDifficultyLevels: From easiest tohardest: hardest -- [[EasyModeMockery Breeze]], Bumpy, and [[NintendoHard Rough]].
*LifeMeterLifeMeter: Represented by hearts.
* FlyingBroomstick: Ripple flies across the land on a broomstick.
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'''''Magical Chase''''' is a ''very'' obscure ShootEmUp that onced graced the [[TurboGrafx16 PC-Engine]] era of video games in 1991 developed by Palsoft and published by Quest. The game is a horizontal shooter in the veins of the ''VideoGame/{{Gradius}}'' series and ''[[VideoGame/FantasticNightDreamsCotton Cotton: Fantasic Night Dreams]]'', but has some unique gameplay elements of its own to make stand out from other shooters. Unlike most shooters, your protagonist isn't a OneHitPointWonder as she has a LifeMeter to withstand against some attacks.
The story centered around a CuteWitch named Ripple who's now afraid of her teacher for breaking a promise with her for accidentally releasing six devils sealed in a forbidden book. If Ripple doesn't fix this problem, her teacher will turn her into a frog as her punishment. With the help of two Elf-Stars, Topsy and Turvy, she sets out to seal the devils from whence they came before she spends the rest of years on a lilipad.
The game consist of six stages ([[EasyModeMockery three if you play it on "Easy"]]), and players can collect gems to earn gold and their money to buy up power ups and recovery items.
The story centered around a CuteWitch named Ripple who's now afraid of her teacher for breaking a promise with her for accidentally releasing six devils sealed in a forbidden book. If Ripple doesn't fix this problem, her teacher will turn her into a frog as her punishment. With the help of two Elf-Stars, Topsy and Turvy, she sets out to seal the devils from whence they came before she spends the rest of years on a lilipad.
The game consist of six stages ([[EasyModeMockery three if you play it on "Easy"]]), and players can collect gems to earn gold and their money to buy up power ups and recovery items.
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'''''Magical Chase''''' is a ''very'' obscure ShootEmUp that onced graced the [[TurboGrafx16 PC-Engine]] era of video games in 1991 developed by Palsoft and published by Quest. The game is a horizontal shooter in the veins of the ''VideoGame/{{Gradius}}'' series and ''[[VideoGame/FantasticNightDreamsCotton Cotton: Fantasic Night Dreams]]'', but has some unique gameplay elements of its own to make stand out from other shooters. Unlike most shooters, your protagonist isn't [[AvertedTrope isn't]] a OneHitPointWonder as she has a LifeMeter to withstand against some attacks.
The story centered around a CuteWitch named Ripple who's now afraid of her teacher for breaking a promise with herfor by accidentally releasing six devils sealed in a forbidden book. If Ripple doesn't fix this problem, problem soon, her teacher will turn her into a frog as her punishment. With the help of two Elf-Stars, Topsy and Turvy, she sets out to seal the devils from whence they came before she spends the rest of years on a lilipad.
The game consist of six stages ([[EasyModeMockery three if you play it on "Easy"]]), and players can collect gems to earn gold andtheir points, and the money can be spent to buy up power ups and recovery items.
items at certain parts of the stage.
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'''''Magical Chase''''' is a ''very'' obscure ShootEmUp that onced graced the TurboGrafx16 era of video games in 1991 by developed by Palsoft and published by Quest. The game is a horizontal shooter in the veins of the ''VideoGame/{{Gradius}}'' series and ''[[VideoGame/FantasticNightDreamsCotton Cotton: Fantasic Night Dreams]]'', but had some unique gameplay elements of its own to make stand out on its own. Unlike most shooters, your protagonist isn't a OneHitPointWonder as she has a LifeMeter to withstand against some attacks.
The story centered around a CuteWitch named Ripple who's now afraid of her teacher for breaking a promise with her for accidentally releasing six devils sealed in a forbidden book. IF ripple doesn't fix this problem, her teacher will turn her into a frog as punishment. With the help of two Elf-Stars, Topsy and Turvy, she sets out to seal the devils from whence they came.
The game consist of six stages ([[EasyModeMockery three if you play it on Easy]]), and players can collect gems to and their currency to buy up power ups and recover items. Due to it's obscurity, the game has become something of a very rare gem among shoot 'em ups, fetching ''very'' high prices in auctions. The game has also seen North American release 1993, a handheld port on the GameBoyColor, and on Windows 95/98, but since then, not much else.
The story centered around a CuteWitch named Ripple who's now afraid of her teacher for breaking a promise with her for accidentally releasing six devils sealed in a forbidden book. IF ripple doesn't fix this problem, her teacher will turn her into a frog as punishment. With the help of two Elf-Stars, Topsy and Turvy, she sets out to seal the devils from whence they came.
The game consist of six stages ([[EasyModeMockery three if you play it on Easy]]), and players can collect gems to and their currency to buy up power ups and recover items. Due to it's obscurity, the game has become something of a very rare gem among shoot 'em ups, fetching ''very'' high prices in auctions. The game has also seen North American release 1993, a handheld port on the GameBoyColor, and on Windows 95/98, but since then, not much else.
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'''''Magical Chase''''' is a ''very'' obscure ShootEmUp that onced graced the TurboGrafx16 [[TurboGrafx16 PC-Engine]] era of video games in 1991 by developed by Palsoft and published by Quest. The game is a horizontal shooter in the veins of the ''VideoGame/{{Gradius}}'' series and ''[[VideoGame/FantasticNightDreamsCotton Cotton: Fantasic Night Dreams]]'', but had has some unique gameplay elements of its own to make stand out on its own.from other shooters. Unlike most shooters, your protagonist isn't a OneHitPointWonder as she has a LifeMeter to withstand against some attacks.
The story centered around a CuteWitch named Ripple who's now afraid of her teacher for breaking a promise with her for accidentally releasing six devils sealed in a forbidden book.IF ripple If Ripple doesn't fix this problem, her teacher will turn her into a frog as her punishment. With the help of two Elf-Stars, Topsy and Turvy, she sets out to seal the devils from whence they came.
came before she spends the rest of years on a lilipad.
The game consist of six stages ([[EasyModeMockery three if you play it onEasy]]), "Easy"]]), and players can collect gems to earn gold and their currency money to buy up power ups and recover items. recovery items.
Due to it's obscurity, the game has become something of a very rare gem among shoot 'em ups, fetching ''very'' high prices in auctions. The game has also seen North American release 1993, a handheld port on the GameBoyColor, and a port on Windows 95/98, but since then, not much else.
The story centered around a CuteWitch named Ripple who's now afraid of her teacher for breaking a promise with her for accidentally releasing six devils sealed in a forbidden book.
The game consist of six stages ([[EasyModeMockery three if you play it on
Due to it's obscurity, the game has become something of a very rare gem among shoot 'em ups, fetching ''very'' high prices in auctions. The game has also seen North American release 1993, a handheld port on the GameBoyColor, and a port on Windows 95/98, but since then, not much else.
* IdiosyncraticDifficultyLevels: From easiest to hardest: [[EasyModeMockery Breeze]], Bumpy, and [[NintendoHard Rough]].
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* LetsPlay: One has been done by NakaTeleeli. Watch Part 1 [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X98chcQ_oZo here]].
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* LetsPlay: One has been done by NakaTeleeli.LetsPlay/NakaTeleeli. Watch Part 1 [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X98chcQ_oZo here]].here]].
* MultipleEndings: Depending on the difficulty.
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* SealedEvilInACan: The forbidden book sealing the six devils that Ripple accidentally set free.
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'''''Magical Chase''''' is a ''very'' obscure ShootEmUp that onced graced the TurboGrafx16 era of video games in 1991 by developed by Palsoft and published by Quest. The game is a horizontal shooter in the veins of the ''VideoGame/{{Gradius}}'' series and ''[[VideoGame/FantasticNightDreamsCotton Cotton: Fantasic Night Dreams]]'', but had some unique gameplay elements of its own to make stand out on its own. Unlike most shooters, your protagonist isn't a OneHitPointWonder as she has a LifeMeter to withstand against some attacks.
The story centered around a CuteWitch named Ripple who's now afraid of her teacher for breaking a promise with her for accidentally releasing six devils sealed in a forbidden book. IF ripple doesn't fix this problem, her teacher will turn her into a frog as punishment. With the help of two Elf-Stars, Topsy and Turvy, she sets out to seal the devils from whence they came.
The game consist of six stages ([[EasyModeMockery three if you play it on Easy]]), and players can collect gems to and their currency to buy up power ups and recover items. Due to it's obscurity, the game has become something of a very rare gem among shoot 'em ups, fetching ''very'' high prices in auctions. The game has also seen North American release 1993, a handheld port on the GameBoyColor, and on Windows 95/98, but since then, not much else.
See also ''VideoGame/TroubleWitches'', which is more-or-less, a [[DoujinSoft doujin]] successor to this game. More about this game can be found on [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magical_Chase That Other Wiki]].
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!!This game features examples of:
* AttackDrone and NonHumanSidekick: Topsy and Turvy.
* CuteWitch: Ripple.
* EasyModeMockery: Play the game on Easy and you only get half of the game.
* FlyingBroomstick
* LifeMeter
* LetsPlay: One has been done by NakaTeleeli. Watch Part 1 [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X98chcQ_oZo here]].
* NiceHat: Ripple.
* NiceJobBreakingItHero: Thanks, Ripple.
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[[quoteright:250:http://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/Magical_Chase_coverart_7582.jpg]]
'''''Magical Chase''''' is a ''very'' obscure ShootEmUp that onced graced the TurboGrafx16 era of video games in 1991 by developed by Palsoft and published by Quest. The game is a horizontal shooter in the veins of the ''VideoGame/{{Gradius}}'' series and ''[[VideoGame/FantasticNightDreamsCotton Cotton: Fantasic Night Dreams]]'', but had some unique gameplay elements of its own to make stand out on its own. Unlike most shooters, your protagonist isn't a OneHitPointWonder as she has a LifeMeter to withstand against some attacks.
The story centered around a CuteWitch named Ripple who's now afraid of her teacher for breaking a promise with her for accidentally releasing six devils sealed in a forbidden book. IF ripple doesn't fix this problem, her teacher will turn her into a frog as punishment. With the help of two Elf-Stars, Topsy and Turvy, she sets out to seal the devils from whence they came.
The game consist of six stages ([[EasyModeMockery three if you play it on Easy]]), and players can collect gems to and their currency to buy up power ups and recover items. Due to it's obscurity, the game has become something of a very rare gem among shoot 'em ups, fetching ''very'' high prices in auctions. The game has also seen North American release 1993, a handheld port on the GameBoyColor, and on Windows 95/98, but since then, not much else.
See also ''VideoGame/TroubleWitches'', which is more-or-less, a [[DoujinSoft doujin]] successor to this game. More about this game can be found on [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magical_Chase That Other Wiki]].
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!!This game features examples of:
* AttackDrone and NonHumanSidekick: Topsy and Turvy.
* CuteWitch: Ripple.
* EasyModeMockery: Play the game on Easy and you only get half of the game.
* FlyingBroomstick
* LifeMeter
* LetsPlay: One has been done by NakaTeleeli. Watch Part 1 [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X98chcQ_oZo here]].
* NiceHat: Ripple.
* NiceJobBreakingItHero: Thanks, Ripple.
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