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* AKA47: There's quite a few familiar cars in the games, such as the Ford Bronco, Lincoln Town and Country, AMC Pacer, and Winnebago, but [[WritingAroundTrademarks called "Clydesdale", "Jefferson", "Leprechaun", and "Mobile Home" in the game]].
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* AKA47: There's quite a few familiar cars in the games, such as the Ford Bronco, Lincoln Town and Country, Continental, AMC Pacer, and Winnebago, but [[WritingAroundTrademarks called "Clydesdale", "Jefferson", "Leprechaun", and "Mobile Home" in the game]].
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Was later followed by a sequel, ''Vigilante 8: Second Offense''. Slick Clyde, one of the original Vigilantes, [[FaceHeelTurn has turned evil]] and gone to work for OMAR. Over the years, he rises through the ranks until he becomes CEO of the company, becoming known as Lord Clyde. However, the U.S is still out of OMAR's reach, which annoys Clyde to no end. So he steals an experimental time machine from Stanford and, along with two subordinates of his, travels back to the '70s to change history, starting with trying to off Convoy. The attack seemingly succeeds, and the Coyotes are re-created again. Convoy's daughter Sheila and his widow Houston take up the mantle as the Vigilantes' new leaders to combat them. In the midst of this are the Drifters, who aren't affiliated with either side and just out for themselves.
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Was later followed by a sequel, ''Vigilante 8: Second Offense''. Slick Clyde, one of the original Vigilantes, [[FaceHeelTurn has turned evil]] and gone to work for OMAR. Over the years, he rises through the ranks until he becomes CEO of the company, becoming known as Lord Clyde. However, the U.S is still out of OMAR's reach, which annoys Clyde to no end. So he steals an experimental time machine from Stanford and, along with two subordinates of his, travels back to the '70s to change history, starting with trying to off Convoy. The attack seemingly succeeds, and the Coyotes are re-created again. Convoy's daughter niece Sheila and his widow Houston take up the mantle as the Vigilantes' new leaders to combat them. In the midst of this are the Drifters, who aren't affiliated with either side and just out for themselves.
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Created by Activision, ''Vigilante 8'' was a SpiritualSuccessor to ''VideoGame/{{Interstate 76}}'' and their answer to the ''{{Twisted Metal}}'' franchise, and it proved to be no slouch in vehicular combat. Destructible stage that also brought along their own hazards, special moves for the regular weapons, a nice story (albeit rather tongue-in-cheek), [[CrowningMusicOfAwesome mind-blowing music]], and some very tight gameplay made it a great alternative to ''TM''.
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Created by Activision, ''Vigilante 8'' was a SpiritualSuccessor to ''VideoGame/{{Interstate 76}}'' and their answer to the ''{{Twisted Metal}}'' franchise, and it proved to be no slouch in vehicular combat. Destructible stage stages that also brought along their own hazards, special moves for the regular weapons, a nice story (albeit rather tongue-in-cheek), [[CrowningMusicOfAwesome mind-blowing music]], and some very tight gameplay made it a great alternative to ''TM''.
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* TheWildWest: [[NewOldWest Sorta.]] Most of the areas in the first game definitely count.
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* TheWildWest: [[NewOldWest Sorta.]] Most of the areas in the first game definitely count.count, being set in Nevada or Arizona and primarily taking place in arid desert.
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** Mojo's special attack in both games is... a tailpipe that generates excess smog and has farting sound effects. Weak, right? Well, try backing into somebody and using it right on top of them. It'll shred their health bar in seconds.
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** Mojo's Molo's special attack in both games is... a tailpipe that generates excess smog and has farting sound effects. Weak, right? Well, try backing into somebody and using it right on top of them. It'll shred their health bar in seconds.seconds.
** Houston's special attack in the sequel, which involves using the towing hook on her tow truck to...[[DepartmentOfRedundancyDepartment Well, tow your opponent's car around.]] In order to set it up, you have to get fairly close to your target, within Flamethrower distance, and then drive off, with the damage dealt depending on the tension put on the rope along with CollisionDamage from towing them through parts of the environment and into traps. While it's pretty dangerous to set up, [[ForMassiveDamage a well executed hit and run can chew up your opponent's lifebar.]] Especially if you incorporate the Hover Pods and land mines into the mix and [[NoKillLikeOverkill ESPECIALLY if they end up]] [[GoodBadBugs getting snagged on a wall along the way.]]
** Houston's special attack in the sequel, which involves using the towing hook on her tow truck to...[[DepartmentOfRedundancyDepartment Well, tow your opponent's car around.]] In order to set it up, you have to get fairly close to your target, within Flamethrower distance, and then drive off, with the damage dealt depending on the tension put on the rope along with CollisionDamage from towing them through parts of the environment and into traps. While it's pretty dangerous to set up, [[ForMassiveDamage a well executed hit and run can chew up your opponent's lifebar.]] Especially if you incorporate the Hover Pods and land mines into the mix and [[NoKillLikeOverkill ESPECIALLY if they end up]] [[GoodBadBugs getting snagged on a wall along the way.]]
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* Continuity Nod: At the end of the first game, Convy [[BagOfSpilling discards all of his accumulated weaponry]], seeing no use for it anymore. [[spoiler: This is what gets him killed in the opening to the second game, with Houston's story arc revolving around manipulating time travel to avert this.]]
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* GlassCannon: The Flying All-Star team arguably has the strongest special attack in the second game. Too bad their car loses health if it is so much as ''rammed''.
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** If you play as Dave or Dusty, your special weapon can damage you if you use it in close quarters.
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* [[WorldOfBadass World of]] CrazyAwesome
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* GoddamnBats: Dave, Beezwax, and Dusty's special weapons.
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* [[spoiler: FlyingSaucer]]: [[spoiler: Y the Alien's vehicle. [[RuleOfCool And it's awesome]].]]
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* [[spoiler: FlyingSaucer]]: [[spoiler: FlyingSaucer: Y the Alien's vehicle. [[RuleOfCool And it's awesome]].]]
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* BigBadassRig: Convoy has a yellow one. In the sequel, you can attach tractor trailers to it.
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* [[spoiler: FlyingSaucer]]: [[spoiler: Y the Alien's vehicle. [[RuleOfCool And it's awesome]].]]
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Created by Activision, ''Vigilante 8'' was a SpiritualSuccessor to ''{{Interstate 76}}'' and their answer to the ''{{Twisted Metal}}'' franchise, and it proved to be no slouch in vehicular combat. Destructible stage that also brought along their own hazards, special moves for the regular weapons, a nice story (albeit rather tongue-in-cheek), [[CrowningMusicOfAwesome mind-blowing music]], and some very tight gameplay made it a great alternative to ''TM''.
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Created by Activision, ''Vigilante 8'' was a SpiritualSuccessor to ''{{Interstate ''VideoGame/{{Interstate 76}}'' and their answer to the ''{{Twisted Metal}}'' franchise, and it proved to be no slouch in vehicular combat. Destructible stage that also brought along their own hazards, special moves for the regular weapons, a nice story (albeit rather tongue-in-cheek), [[CrowningMusicOfAwesome mind-blowing music]], and some very tight gameplay made it a great alternative to ''TM''.
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* SpiritualSuccessor: To ''[[{{Interstate 76}} Interstate '76]]''.
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* SpiritualSuccessor: To ''[[{{Interstate ''[[VideoGame/{{Interstate 76}} Interstate '76]]''.
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* PreAssKickingOneLiner: Every character has one when they fire their special weapon.
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* GoddamnBats: Dave, Beezwax, and Dusty's special weapons.
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* TheDragon: Obake to Clyde in the second game [[spoiler:before her HeelFaceTurn.]]
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* TheDragon: DragonWithAnAgenda: Obake to Clyde in the second game [[spoiler:before her HeelFaceTurn.]]game.
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* TheDragon: Obake to Clyde in the second game [[spoiler:before her HeelFaceTurn.]]
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* {{Cloudcuckoolander}}: Bob-O, the completely batshit insane astronaut that went on a rampage for God-knows-why and only speaks in grunts and hoots. [[spoiler:That's because he's a lab monkey.]]
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* {{Cloudcuckoolander}}: Bob-O, the completely batshit insane astronaut that went on a rampage for God-knows-why and only speaks in grunts and hoots. [[spoiler:That's because he's a an escaped lab monkey.]]
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* AliensAreBastards: Toyed with - Y the Alien [[spoiler:a.k.a. Garbage Man in 2nd Offense]] wants to DestroyAllHumans, but only because his friends were dissected by scientists. On the other hand, the player will definitely feel this way towards aliens when on the receiving end of Dave's special.
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* FaceHeelTurn: In the sequel, Clyde, [[spoiler: via Houston's mind control bracelet, which he found in the men's bathroom of a gas station at the end of the first game.]]
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* FaceHeelTurn: In the sequel, Clyde, [[spoiler: via Houston's mind control bracelet, which he found in the men's bathroom of a gas station at the end of the first game.]]]] He was a self-absorbed JerkAss who was only helping the Vigilantes for personal glory before that, but this is when he truly turns evil.
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*** In the first game, his special is an improvised explosive device called the Steel-Belter, a spare tire packed with TNT.
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* PyroManiac: Sid Burn.
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* BigBad: Sid Burn in the first game, Lord Clyde in the second.
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** Dave as well.
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* NumberTwo: John Torque to Convoy.
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* OhCrap: Clyde during his ending just before Obake crashes his limo into a building.
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* BigBadWannabe: Mojo,Molo.
* BigGood: Convoy.
* BigGood: Convoy.
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* TomatoSurprise: Bob-O and the Garbageman, who turn out to be [[spoiler: a lab monkey and Y the Alien from the first game.]]
** Though it's pretty obvious if you pay attention to their character select screens, various grunts and noises from them, and win quotes.
** Though it's pretty obvious if you pay attention to their character select screens, various grunts and noises from them, and win quotes.
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* TomatoSurprise: Bob-O and the Garbageman, who turn out to be [[spoiler: a lab monkey and Y the Alien from the first game.]]
** Though it's]] It's pretty obvious if you pay attention to their character select screens, various grunts and noises from them, and win quotes.
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* WeaponizedCarWeaponizedCar: Guess.
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Created by Activision, ''Vigilante 8'' was a SpiritualSuccessor to ''{{Interstate 76}}'' and their answer to the ''{{Twisted Metal}}'' franchise, and it proved to be no slouch in vehicular combat. Destructible stage that also brought along their own hazards, special moves for the regular weapons, a nice story (albeit rather tongue-in-cheek), [[CrowningMusicOfAwesome mind-blowing music]], and some very tight gameplay made it a great alternative to ''TM''.
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* CoolCar: All would qualify except for the trucks and buses.
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* CoolCar: All would qualify qualify, except for the trucks and buses.
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* AKA47: There's quite a few familiar cars in the games, such as the Ford Bronco, Lincoln Town and Country, AMC Pacer, and Winnebago, but [[WritingAroundTrademarks but called "Clydesdale", "Jefferson", "Leprechaun", and "Mobile Home" in the game]].
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* AKA47: There's quite a few familiar cars in the games, such as the Ford Bronco, Lincoln Town and Country, AMC Pacer, and Winnebago, but [[WritingAroundTrademarks but called "Clydesdale", "Jefferson", "Leprechaun", and "Mobile Home" in the game]].
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* AxeCrazy - Bob-O in Second Offense.
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* AxeCrazy - AxeCrazy: Bob-O in Second Offense.
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* EasterEgg - In 2nd Offense, ejecting the game disc and putting in the first game will allow you to play the first game's maps.
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* EasterEgg - EasterEgg: In 2nd Offense, ejecting the game disc and putting in the first game will allow you to play the first game's maps.
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* FaceHeelTurn: In the sequel, Clyde, [[spoiler: via Houston's mind control bracelet which he found]].
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* FaceHeelTurn: In the sequel, Clyde, [[spoiler: via Houston's mind control bracelet bracelet, which he found]].found in the men's bathroom of a gas station at the end of the first game.]]
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* HeelFaceTurn: Houston, Obake.Houston broke free of her mind control bracelet at the end of the first game [[spoiler: which Clyde later found in the men's bathroom of a gas station]] and married Convey in the 2nd game. Obake works for the Coyotes throughout the whole of the 2nd game, but [[spoiler: chooses to overthrow Clyde and change the future by removing all the polluting industry and replacing them with green power sources such as solar panels and wind generators.]]
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-->''Time travel is a privilege, not a right!''
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* {{Cloudcuckoolander}}: Bob-O, the completely batshit insane astronaut that went on a rampage for God-knows-why and only speaks in grunts and hoots. [[spoiler:That's because he's a monkey.]]
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* DiscoDan: Boogie. His special attack is the use of a disco ball even!
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* DiscoDan: Boogie. His special attack is the use of a disco ball ball, even!