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* OnRideOnFootCombat: While you're mostly expected to play as Grit, you occasionally have to eject Flame and play as her to make certain areas accessible or reach a teleporter to bring Grit over. That said, apart from your (possible lack of) skill level, you can technically play through the entire game as just Flame, though she's naturally comparatively frail.
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* {{Retraux}}: Twice over. The games graphics are a love letter to calssic [[UsefulNotes/NintendoEntertainmentSystem NES]] games while the artsyle is designed to be reminiscent of classic anime from the 80's and early 90's. The album cover from the ''Music/{{Powerglove}} rendition of [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LynYh5uHw-k the main theme]] does it's own take, calling to mind the "westernized" artworks from the same time period.

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* {{Retraux}}: Twice over. The games graphics are a love letter to calssic [[UsefulNotes/NintendoEntertainmentSystem NES]] games while the artsyle is designed to be reminiscent of classic anime from the 80's and early 90's. The album cover from the ''Music/{{Powerglove}} ''Music/{{Powerglove}}'' rendition of [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LynYh5uHw-k the main theme]] does it's own take, calling to mind the "westernized" artworks from the same time period.
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* {{Retraux}}: Twice over. The games graphics are a love letter to calssic [[UsefulNotes/NintendoEntertainmentSystem NES]] games while the artsyle is designed to be reminiscent of classic anime from the 80's and early 90's. The album cover from the ''Music/{{Powerglove}} rendition of [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LynYh5uHw-k the main theme]] does it's own take, calling to mind the "westernized" artworks from the same time period.

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* BaitAndSwitchBoss: The first boss of the tutorial level you face seems to be Wendigo, only for an ax to come flying and [[HalfTheManHeUsedToBe slice him down the middle]]. Cue the Horseman appearing immediately afterward. [[spoiler:[[{{Foreshadowing}} This is because the Horseman is a good guy]]. Wendigo was the real Weapon Keeper, but was cut down by him so to test Flame and make sure she doesn't become corrupted by the Spirit Weapons.]]

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* BaitAndSwitchBoss: The first boss of the tutorial level you face seems to be Wendigo, only for an ax to come flying and [[HalfTheManHeUsedToBe slice him down the middle]]. Cue the Horseman appearing immediately afterward. [[spoiler:[[{{Foreshadowing}} This is because the Horseman is a good guy]]. Wendigo was the real Weapon Keeper, but was cut down by him so to test Flame and make sure she doesn't become corrupted by the Spirit Weapons. This is also [[AvertedTrope averted]] in Remix Mode, where Wendigo gets a proper boss battle instead of being cut down by the Horseman.]]



* MirrorBoss: The Putrid Paladin serves as a late-game boss, and is essentially a boss version of the player, utilizing the same moveset. [[spoiler:Meanwhile, the FinalBoss, Ravenous, begins his fight acting like a combination of the regular shield-wielding mooks and Grit/Putrid Paladin, albeit larger and with a couple of extra attributes to make it tougher.]]



** The scene where Grit leads four turtles through a sewer in the good ending's credits scene should look familiar to people who know about Franchise/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles.

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** The scene where Grit leads four turtles through a sewer in the good ending's credits scene should look familiar to people who know about Franchise/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles.''Franchise/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles''.
** Some of the weapons the Horseman can drop include a UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch Joy-con, [[Manga/{{Berserk}} Gut's sword]], and what seems to be a paddle with the 1up icon from the NES ''Franchise/MegaMan'' games.



* TheUnfought: The Wendigo in the normal story, as he's the bait in the BaitAndSwitchBoss with The Horseman. Averted on Remix mode.

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* TheUnfought: The Wendigo in the normal story, as he's the bait in the BaitAndSwitchBoss with The Horseman. Averted [[spoiler:Averted on Remix mode.]]
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** The scene where Grit leads four turtles through a sewer in the good ending's credits scene should look familiar to people who know about {{Franchise}}/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles.

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** The scene where Grit leads four turtles through a sewer in the good ending's credits scene should look familiar to people who know about {{Franchise}}/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles.Franchise/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles.
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* ShoutOut: [[spoiler:The photograph of pre-corruption Blaze resembles how April O'Neil appeared in the WesternAnimation/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles1987 cartoon.]]
** The scene where Grit leads four turtles through a sewer in the good ending's credits scene should look familiar to people who know about {{Franchise}}/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles.
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* {{Animesque}}: Between the human characters' big eyes, Flame's turquoise hair, and the slick shaded pixel visuals, the game wouldn't have looked too out of place during the [[OriginalVideoAnimation OVA]] boom of the 80s and early 90s.
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* FallenHero: [[spoiler:Blaze, Flame's predecessor, fell victim to the corrupting influence of the Weapons and became the Putrid Paladin. If Flame takes and keeps Ravenous's spear for herself, she, too, will suffer the same fate.]]
* GoodAllAlong: [[spoiler:The Horseman is actually an enemy of Ravenous, dedicated to protecting the balance of the cosmos. The reason he appears in midboss fights if the player's Spirit Burden is too high is because he is trying to keep the Weapons' corrupting influence from overwhelming you.]]


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* WithGreatPowerComesGreatInsanity: [[spoiler:The Weapons have a corrupting influence on mortal wielders. Blaze fell victim to this influence, and if Flame keeps Ravenous's spear, she will too.]]
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* BoobsOfSteel: Flame is so skilled and swift that it's entirely possible to beat the entire game by never using Grit even once.
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* BoobsOfSteel: Flame is so skilled and swift that it's entirely possible to beat the entire game by never using Grit even once.


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* CreatorProvincialism: Tribute Games is based in Canada, so naturally the tutorial level is set there.
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* MundaneUtility: In [[spoiler:the good ending, Grit's size and strength are used for construction to help rebuild the Earth]].

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* DoppelgangerSpin: Lilith, the boss of the USA level, will sometimes split herself into four. The real Lilith [[spoiler:will throw daggers at you]].



* DoppelgangerSpin: Lilith, the boss of the USA level, will sometimes split herself into four. The real Lilith [[spoiler:will throw daggers at you]].
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* EverybodyHatesHades: Three of the boss battles are against death or death-related gods Mictlantecuhtli, Anubis, and Charon.
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* AnAesop: [[spoiler:The corrupting nature Weapons used to defend people soon turns to destroy, as shown with Flame being consumed by the power of Ravenous's weapon and take control of his army in the bad ending.]]
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* DoppelgangerSpin: Lilith, the boss of the USA level, will sometimes split herself into four. The real Lilith [[spoiler:will throw daggers at you]].
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* BossCorridor: Every boss fight is preceded by a checkpoint and a foreboding sign with an R on it. The Horseman is similar, but has an H instead.

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* BossCorridor: Every boss fight is preceded by a checkpoint and a foreboding sign banner with an R on it. The Horseman Horseman's banner is similar, but has an H instead.



** In the good ending, [[spoiler:the Horseman warns Flame that if mankind builds more Spirit Weapons, he'll return, before leaving and taking the [[SupervillainLair The Inverted Tower]] with him, ending the eternal twilight caused by it. Flame then leaves Gauntlet with Grit to become construction builders.]]
** In the bad ending, [[spoiler:Flame falls to the temptation of Ravenous's spear under the belief she's safeguarding the Earth, and fights with the Horseman. Is the last scene shows, he loses, and Flame and Grit become the new leaders of Ravenous's forces.]]

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** In the good ending, [[spoiler:the Horseman warns Flame that if mankind builds more Spirit Weapons, he'll return, before leaving and taking the collapsing [[SupervillainLair The Inverted Tower]] with him, ending the eternal twilight caused by it. Flame then leaves Gauntlet with Grit to become construction builders.]]
** In the bad ending, [[spoiler:Flame falls to the temptation of Ravenous's spear under the belief she's safeguarding the Earth, and fights with the Horseman. Is As the last scene shows, he loses, and Flame and Grit become the new leaders of Ravenous's forces.]]



* RecurringBoss: The Weapon Keeper named the Horseman will show up to fight the player if they collected too many weapons in each level. [[spoiler:This is because he's actually GoodAllAlong, trying to make sure that Flame doesn't become corrupted like Blaze, who became the Putrid Guardian.]]

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* RecurringBoss: The Weapon Keeper named the Horseman will show up to fight the player if they collected too many weapons in each level. [[spoiler:This is because he's actually GoodAllAlong, trying to make sure that Flame doesn't become corrupted like Blaze, who became the Putrid Guardian.Paladin.]]
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** In the bad ending, [[spoiler:Flame falls to the temptation of Ravenous's spear, and fight with the Horseman. Is the last scene shows, he loses, and Flame and Grit become the new leaders of Ravenous's forces.]]

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** In the bad ending, [[spoiler:Flame falls to the temptation of Ravenous's spear, spear under the belief she's safeguarding the Earth, and fight fights with the Horseman. Is the last scene shows, he loses, and Flame and Grit become the new leaders of Ravenous's forces.]]

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* BossCorridor: Every boss fight is preceded by a checkpoint and a foreboding sign with an R on it.

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* BossCorridor: Every boss fight is preceded by a checkpoint and a foreboding sign with an R on it. The Horseman is similar, but has an H instead.



** In the good ending, [[spoiler:the Horseman warns Flame that if mankind builds more Spirit Weapons, he'll return, before leaving and taking the [[SupervillainLair The Inverted Tower]] with him, ending the eternal twilight caused by it. Flame then leaves Gauntlet with Grit to become construction builders.]]
** In the bad ending, [[spoiler:Flame falls to the temptation of Ravenous's spear, and fight with the Horseman. Is the last scene shows, he loses, and Flame and Grit become the new leaders of Ravenous's forces.]]



* RecurringBoss: The Weapon Keeper named the Horseman will show up to fight. the player if they collected too many weapons in each level. [[spoiler:This is because he's actually GoodAllAlong, trying to make sure that Flame doesn't become corrupted like Blaze, who became the Putrid Guardian.]]

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* RecurringBoss: The Weapon Keeper named the Horseman will show up to fight. fight the player if they collected too many weapons in each level. [[spoiler:This is because he's actually GoodAllAlong, trying to make sure that Flame doesn't become corrupted like Blaze, who became the Putrid Guardian.]]
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* TheUnfought: The Wendigo in the normal story, as he's the bait in the BaitAndSwitchBoss with The Horseman. Averted on Remix mode.
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* SupervillainLair: [[spoiler: The Inverted Tower, which is a ShoutOut to Mega Man's Wily Castles, is the main setting for the second act of the game]].

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* BaitAndSwitchBoss: The first boss of the tutorial level you face seems to be Wendigo, only for an ax to come flying and [[HalfTheManHeUsedToBe slice him down the middle]]. Cue the Horseman appearing immediately afterward. [[spoiler:[[{{Foreshadowing}} This is because the Horseman is a good guy]]. Wendigo was the real Weapon Keeper, but was cut down by him so to test Blaze and make sure she doesn't become corrupted by the Spirit Weapons.]]

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* BaitAndSwitchBoss: The first boss of the tutorial level you face seems to be Wendigo, only for an ax to come flying and [[HalfTheManHeUsedToBe slice him down the middle]]. Cue the Horseman appearing immediately afterward. [[spoiler:[[{{Foreshadowing}} This is because the Horseman is a good guy]]. Wendigo was the real Weapon Keeper, but was cut down by him so to test Blaze Flame and make sure she doesn't become corrupted by the Spirit Weapons.]]]]
* BeatThemAtTheirOwnGame: The demons can be destroyed by their own weapons.



* BeatThemAtTheirOwnGame: The demons can be destroyed by their own weapons.

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* BeatThemAtTheirOwnGame: The demons can BirdPeople: [[BigBad Ravenous]] and several of his minions appear to be destroyed by their own weapons.avian humanoids.
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* LastSecondEndingChoice: The ending you get [[spoiler:depends on whether you choose to keep the weapon that Ravenous leaves behind after his defeat, or break it]].
* TheMagicVersusTechnologyWar: On one side, we have demonic invaders hell-bent on claiming Earth with their mystical weapons. On the other, an android and HumongousMecha duo made from Earth's technology, and humanity's hope against the demons.
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* BaitAndSwitchBoss: The first boss of the tutorial level you face seems to be Wendigo, only for an ax to come flying and [[HalfTheManHeUsedToBe slice him down the middle]]. Cue the Horseman appearing immediately afterward.

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* BaitAndSwitchBoss: The first boss of the tutorial level you face seems to be Wendigo, only for an ax to come flying and [[HalfTheManHeUsedToBe slice him down the middle]]. Cue the Horseman appearing immediately afterward. [[spoiler:[[{{Foreshadowing}} This is because the Horseman is a good guy]]. Wendigo was the real Weapon Keeper, but was cut down by him so to test Blaze and make sure she doesn't become corrupted by the Spirit Weapons.]]



* RecurringBoss: The Weapon Keeper named the Horseman will show up to fight. the player if they collected too many weapons in each level.

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* RecurringBoss: The Weapon Keeper named the Horseman will show up to fight. the player if they collected too many weapons in each level. [[spoiler:This is because he's actually GoodAllAlong, trying to make sure that Flame doesn't become corrupted like Blaze, who became the Putrid Guardian.]]

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* BaitAndSwitchBoss: In the PAX East 2020 demo of the game, the first boss of the tutorial level you face seems to be Wendigo, only for an ax to come flying and [[HalfTheManHeUsedToBe slice him down the middle]]. Cue the Horseman appearing immediately afterward.

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* BaitAndSwitchBoss: In the PAX East 2020 demo of the game, the The first boss of the tutorial level you face seems to be Wendigo, only for an ax to come flying and [[HalfTheManHeUsedToBe slice him down the middle]]. Cue the Horseman appearing immediately afterward.


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* BossCorridor: Every boss fight is preceded by a checkpoint and a foreboding sign with an R on it.
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* WarmUpBoss: The Horseman is the boss of the Canada level, which is the tutorial for the game.

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* WarmUpBoss: The Horseman is the boss of the Canada level, which is the tutorial for the game.game.
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* RecurringBoss: The Weapon Keeper named the Horseman will show up to fightm. the player if they collected too many weapons in each level.

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* RecurringBoss: The Weapon Keeper named the Horseman will show up to fightm.fight. the player if they collected too many weapons in each level.
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* OurDemonsAreDifferent: The demonic invaders from an alternate realm called the Netherworld, which is a nod to the biblical Hell.

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* OurDemonsAreDifferent: The demonic invaders come from an alternate realm called the Netherworld, which is a nod to the biblical Hell.
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* CoDragons: The Weapon Keepers, each serving as the captains to one of Ravenous's 11 legions of demons being directly under him.

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* CoDragons: The Weapon Keepers, each serving as the captains to a captain in one of Ravenous's 11 legions of demons being directly under him.demons.



* RecurringBoss: The Weapon Keeper named the Horseman will show up to fight the player if they collected too many weapons in each level.

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* RecurringBoss: The Weapon Keeper named the Horseman will show up to fight fightm. the player if they collected too many weapons in each level.
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* BigBad: Ravenous, being the prince of the Netherworld and the leader of the invasion who spawns his hordes of demons to attack Earth.

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* BigBad: Ravenous, being the prince of the Netherworld and the leader of the invasion who spawns his hordes of demons to attack Earth.
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* BigBad: Ravenous, being the prince of the Netherworld and commander of his 11 legions who spawns hordes of demons to invade Earth.

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* BigBad: Ravenous, being the prince of the Netherworld and commander the leader of his 11 legions the invasion who spawns his hordes of demons to invade attack Earth.



* CoDragons: The Weapon Keepers, each serving as the captains to one of Ravenous' 11 legions of demons being directly under him.

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* CoDragons: The Weapon Keepers, each serving as the captains to one of Ravenous' Ravenous's 11 legions of demons being directly under him.

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