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* DropTheHammer: A large wooden mallet is used for heavy attacks.
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dewicking Cloning Blues
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** It's also revealed through reading one of the logs in World 4 that [[spoiler:the mooks that are made in the Factory (which includes the player character) have their memories of it erased after they've been created and given their combat training. It's implied that this was done to avert CloningBlues]].
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** It's also revealed through reading one of the logs in World 4 that [[spoiler:the mooks that are made in the Factory (which includes the player character) have their memories of it erased after they've been created and given their combat training. It's implied that this was done to avert CloningBlues]].]].
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Up To Eleven is a defunct trope
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** [[spoiler:Taken UpToEleven with T. Bur's fight, as you don't have a weapon at all and are forced to use the environment to defeat him]].
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** [[spoiler:Taken UpToEleven [[spoiler:Exaggerated with T. Bur's fight, as you don't have a weapon at all and are forced to use the environment to defeat him]].
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* BrickJoke:
** After a long sequence of events, it looks like you're finally going to be able to get a fuse to fix the elevator in the Moth Queen's tree when you have to get some toilet paper for the NPC who has it, [[spoiler:only for Tim to flood the place with beer, letting you swim to the top floor instead]]. When you re-visit the tree later, if you interact with the bathroom door again, that same NPC is either still waiting there or got into the same problem again.
** When you reach the top of the tower in Long Woods Manor, Elizabeth decides to explain more to Bella and Handy about what she and the Masked Kid are up to, with a "One long story later" time skip card. It's used again when they go to the tower again to talk to the Baron and explain [[spoiler:who he really was in his past life]].
** In the village on Pica Pica Island, an NPC asks if you've heard of technophobia, and explains that one of the chief's sons has it. You encounter him in the erupting volcano later on, and have the choice to help him escape or not.
** After a long sequence of events, it looks like you're finally going to be able to get a fuse to fix the elevator in the Moth Queen's tree when you have to get some toilet paper for the NPC who has it, [[spoiler:only for Tim to flood the place with beer, letting you swim to the top floor instead]]. When you re-visit the tree later, if you interact with the bathroom door again, that same NPC is either still waiting there or got into the same problem again.
** When you reach the top of the tower in Long Woods Manor, Elizabeth decides to explain more to Bella and Handy about what she and the Masked Kid are up to, with a "One long story later" time skip card. It's used again when they go to the tower again to talk to the Baron and explain [[spoiler:who he really was in his past life]].
** In the village on Pica Pica Island, an NPC asks if you've heard of technophobia, and explains that one of the chief's sons has it. You encounter him in the erupting volcano later on, and have the choice to help him escape or not.
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** When you first arrive in the tree's roots, Mr. Stitches pops up in the background for a few seconds. Turning back around and talking to Elizabeth right after this will have her say that [[ItsProbablyNothing she didn't see anything]].
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*** Before this, he also says something about a subject going missing. [[spoiler:He's referring to the Moth King, who turns out to be Tim and Timbolt]].
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* {{Hypocrite}}: A theme that shows up throughout the game.
** The Masked Kid killed the hero because they were fearing for their life and gets saddened when one minion they encounter talks happily about his daughter, whom they saw Mr. Stitches kill [[spoiler:or so they thought]], yet they have no problem killing other minions even though they might also have family members.
** The villagers on Pica Pica Island have been kidnapping people, yet some of theirs were also kidnapped by the area's boss. They even say they know they're being hypocritical but don't care.
** Towards the end of the game, [[spoiler:Mr. Stitches calls out the Masked Kid for following Elizabeth's commands, but she calls him a hypocrite for blindly obeying someone (who turns out to be Puzzleman)]].
** The Masked Kid killed the hero because they were fearing for their life and gets saddened when one minion they encounter talks happily about his daughter, whom they saw Mr. Stitches kill [[spoiler:or so they thought]], yet they have no problem killing other minions even though they might also have family members.
** The villagers on Pica Pica Island have been kidnapping people, yet some of theirs were also kidnapped by the area's boss. They even say they know they're being hypocritical but don't care.
** Towards the end of the game, [[spoiler:Mr. Stitches calls out the Masked Kid for following Elizabeth's commands, but she calls him a hypocrite for blindly obeying someone (who turns out to be Puzzleman)]].
