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* SpinAttack: One of Goliath Prime's signature moves in Adventure mode.
* SpinningPaper: During the opening cinematic.
* SpinningPaper: During the opening cinematic.
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* SpinAttack: One of Goliath Prime's signature moves in Adventure mode.
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* SpinningPaper:During Used to frame the opening cinematic.
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* KatanasAreJustBetter: Ultra V uses a [[ImpossiblyCoolWeapon laser katana]] for its close range finisher.
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* KatanasAreJustBetter: Ultra V uses a [[ImpossiblyCoolWeapon [[LaserSword laser katana]] for its close range finisher.
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* BottomlessPit: A large one is opened up by triggering the earthquake on Bay Town. There's little consequence to falling in; a small loss of health, loss of whatever item you may have been carrying, and a quick respawn.
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* EarthquakesCauseFissures: The earthquake that can be triggered in Baytown does this. In cheesy over-the-top disaster movie fashion, the fissures are large enough to swallow whole city blocks into a [[BottomlessPit yawning black abyss]].
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* SteamVentObstacle: High-pressure steam can be emitted from broken pipes on post-earthquake Bay Town, causing damage to any monster standing on the rock islands in the bottomless pit.
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** There are multiple "reactor towers" in the map. The biggest, [[ILoveNuclearPower if jump-attacked, regenerates your energy.]] Destroying the other four smaller towers in the campaign exposes their inner giant electrodes and triggers [[StuffBlowingUp a nuclear meltdown]] in Adventure mode.
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** There are multiple "reactor towers" in the map. The biggest, [[ILoveNuclearPower if jump-attacked, regenerates your energy.]] energy. Destroying the other four smaller towers in the campaign exposes their inner giant electrodes and triggers [[StuffBlowingUp a nuclear meltdown]] in Adventure mode.
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* ILoveNuclearPower: Atomic Island's central [[ArtisticLicenseNuclearPhysics reactor tower]] rapidly regenerates monsters' energy if subjected to a dive attack.
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* FlyingSaucer: The aliens who invaded Earth prior to the events of the game flew in these.
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* FlyingSaucer: The aliens who invaded Earth prior to the events of the game flew in these.
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* [[{{Notzilla}} Togera]] - A huge, [[EverythingsBetterWithDinosaurs dinosaur-like]] reptile awakened and empowered after being hit by the UFO and smelling its nuclear waste.
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* AliensAreBastards: Cerebulon and its ilk invaded Earth for no discernible reason. Of course they're bastards!
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* AliensAreBastards: Cerebulon and its ilk invaded Earth for no discernible known reason. Of course they're bastards!
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** During the Kineticlops section of the Atomic Island level, leave one of the cooling towers near the start of the level for last. When the countdown begins, run to the set of pipes running along the ground and grab one of the tanker trucks. When the island explodes, and the boss fight with Vegon begins, you will still be carrying the tanker truck. If you throw it into one of Vegon's mouths, it will instakill the head, meaning you only have to fight two.
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* TaserTagWeakness: Even giant monsters are vulnerable to a high-voltage shock.
** Kineticlops' electrifying ranged special is particularly devastating when it hits, quickly damaging caught enemies while suspended mid-air before throwing them for additional damage.
** Any monster can taste this power with rooftop generators that can be picked up as weapons, which can be thrown to have the same effect as the above-described special attack. Alternatively, one can first use their projectile button while holding it to stun and damage an opponent with a taser-like attack.
** There are indestructible power lines on Atomic Island and Capitol that have a similar electric stun+damage effect when walked into.
** Kineticlops' electrifying ranged special is particularly devastating when it hits, quickly damaging caught enemies while suspended mid-air before throwing them for additional damage.
** Any monster can taste this power with rooftop generators that can be picked up as weapons, which can be thrown to have the same effect as the above-described special attack. Alternatively, one can first use their projectile button while holding it to stun and damage an opponent with a taser-like attack.
** There are indestructible power lines on Atomic Island and Capitol that have a similar electric stun+damage effect when walked into.
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* TheTokyoFireball: Tsunopolis, a city based on Tokyo that features a single UFO floating on the edges of the map. If the UFO gets hit with anything, it retaliates by causing a tsunami that crosses the whole stage.
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* TheTokyoFireball: Tsunopolis, a city based on Tokyo that features a single UFO floating on the edges of the map. If the UFO gets hit with anything, any thrown weapon, it retaliates by causing a tsunami that crosses the whole stage.
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** Some of the screaming people on the game's front cover are lifted directly from theatrical monster movie posters, including ''Film/{{Them}}''.
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* EvilVsEvil: While you'll occasionally face a mechanized entity fighting on behalf of humanity, most of the game will be spent with your monster fighting a whole bunch of other monsters, and laying waste to every city in the process. Then the aliens launch another invasion and you fight them.
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* AliensAndMonsters: An alien invasion is precisely what caused the monster to come about in the first place. The aliens also constitute the final foes after the player defeats all the other monsters.
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*** Tsunopolis is a portion of UsefulNotes/{{Tokyo}}, namely Minato and its tight cluster of tall and thin skyscrapers.
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*** Tsunopolis is a portion of UsefulNotes/{{Tokyo}}, namely Minato Shinjuku and its tight cluster of tall and thin 70s-era modernist skyscrapers.
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*** Midtown Park is UsefulNotes/NewYorkCity, particularly Manhattan around Central Park.
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*** Midtown Park is UsefulNotes/NewYorkCity, particularly Manhattan around Central Park. There are also [[TheTaxi classic yellow taxicabs]] everywhere.
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*** Metro City is UsefulNotes/{{Chicago}} with its elevated rail system.
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*** Metro City is UsefulNotes/{{Chicago}} with its [[UsefulNotes/ChicagoL elevated rail system.system]].
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*** Metro City is UsefulNotes/{{Chicago}}.
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*** Metro City is UsefulNotes/{{Chicago}}.UsefulNotes/{{Chicago}} with its elevated rail system.
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*** Tsunopolis is a portion of UsefulNotes/{{Tokyo}}.UsefulNotes/{{Tokyo}}, namely Minato and its tight cluster of tall and thin skyscrapers.
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** There are multiple "reactor towers" in the map. The biggest, [[ILoveNuclearPower if jump-attacked, regenerates your energy.]] Destroying the other four smaller towers in the campaign exposes their inner giant electrodes and triggers [[StuffBlowingUp a nuclear meltdown.]]
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** There are multiple "reactor towers" in the map. The biggest, [[ILoveNuclearPower if jump-attacked, regenerates your energy.]] Destroying the other four smaller towers in the campaign exposes their inner giant electrodes and triggers [[StuffBlowingUp a nuclear meltdown.]]meltdown]] in Adventure mode.
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** The sky above Atomic Island is also a sickly shade of green.
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** The sky above skybox and map ambience Atomic Island is also a sickly shade of green.
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* [[SuperRobot Ultra V]] - A brightly-coloured Japanese fighting robot, brought to life by Japanese scientists using the UFO, who they quickly lose control of.
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* [[SuperRobot Ultra V]] - A brightly-coloured Japanese fighting robot, brought to life robot created by Japanese scientists using the UFO, scientists, who they quickly lose control of.of after bringing it to life with a UFO's fuel.
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* {{BFS}}: The sword in front of the Excalibur Hotel expy in Gambler's Gulch is larger than any other melee weapon in the game, longer than even the tallest monster is high.
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* InstantDeathRadius: Cerebulon's second form invokes this ''hard''. His only attack is an unblockable red lightning cannon with rather short range. [[OhCrap Did we mention he's a]] SuperPersistentPredator [[ThatOneBoss with one of the fastest running speeds in the game?]]
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* InstantDeathRadius: Cerebulon's second form invokes this ''hard''. His only attack is an unblockable red lightning cannon with rather short range. [[OhCrap Did we mention he's a]] SuperPersistentPredator [[ThatOneBoss with one of the fastest running speeds in the game?]]
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* LivingLava: Magmo.
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* [[SuperRobot Ultra V]] - A brightly-coloured Japanese fighting robot, brought to life by Japanese scientists using the UFO, then quickly looses control of.
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* [[SuperRobot Ultra V]] - A brightly-coloured Japanese fighting robot, brought to life by Japanese scientists using the UFO, then who they quickly looses lose control of.
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* [[{{Notzilla}} Togera]] - A huge, [[EverythingsBetterWithDinosaurs dinosaur-like]] reptile.
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* [[{{Notzilla}} Togera]] - A huge, [[EverythingsBetterWithDinosaurs dinosaur-like]] reptile.reptile awakened and empowered after being hit by the UFO and smelling its nuclear waste.
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* [[SuperRobot Ultra V]] - A brightly-coloured Japanese fighting robot, brought to life by Japanese scientists, then quickly looses control of.
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* [[SuperRobot Ultra V]] - A brightly-coloured Japanese fighting robot, brought to life by Japanese scientists, scientists using the UFO, then quickly looses control of.
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* [[InstantAwesomeJustAddDragons Raptros]] - A giant, fire-breathing dragon.
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* [[InstantAwesomeJustAddDragons [[OurDragonsAreDifferent Raptros]] - A giant, fire-breathing dragon.
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* AnIcePerson: Congar's fourth skin is effectively him made of ice.
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** Special mention goes to the boss monsters Goliath Prime, Vegon and Cerebulon.
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* BreathWeapon: Togera, Congar, Preytor, Magmo and Raptros' attacks.
* BullfightBoss: Goliath Prime's second stage.
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* BreathWeapon: Togera, Congar, Preytor, Magmo and Raptros' attacks.
Raptros all have variations on this kind of attack.
* BullfightBoss: Goliath Prime's secondstage.stage, where it uses its propellers to thrust itself at the player. The only real ways to avoid this is to either hide behind one of the three rock pillars or to hit Goliath with an unbreakable boulder.
* BullfightBoss: Goliath Prime's second
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*** Tsunopolis is a portion of UsefulNotes/{{Tokyo}}.
* TheComputerIsACheatingBastard: The AI not only knows exactly where all the health pickups are on the map, but also knows ''when'' they appear.
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* CoolSword / {{BFS}}: The Excalibur Resort {{Expy}} in Gambler's Gulch has a massive sword, set in stone, that deals a LOT of damage and has a wide sweep. It breaks like any other weapon, sadly.
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* DeathByAThousandCuts: Robo-47 and Ultra-V's weak but rapid-fire projectile attacks. The military in adventure mode is also generally like this, dishing out many individually weak attacks that gradually wear down a monster's health.
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* DistaffCounterpart: One of Ultra V's bonus skins is Ultra VI, a female verson of the giant mecha.
* DropTheHammer: Robo-47 will often tranform his hands into different weapons to attack, including a hammer.
* DynamicEntry: Agamo is introduced in Adventure mode by kicking Magmo across Club Caldera and into a building.
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* DistaffCounterpart: One of Ultra V's bonus skins is Ultra VI, a female verson version of the giant mecha.
* DropTheHammer: Robo-47 will oftentranform his transform its hands into different weapons to attack, including a hammer.
* DynamicEntry: Agamo is introduced in Adventure mode by kicking Magmo across Club Caldera and into a building. It's often seen in gameplay during large fights, as a duel between two monsters can be interrupted by a monster either jumping in or being ''thrown'' at the other two.
* DropTheHammer: Robo-47 will often
* DynamicEntry: Agamo is introduced in Adventure mode by kicking Magmo across Club Caldera and into a building. It's often seen in gameplay during large fights, as a duel between two monsters can be interrupted by a monster either jumping in or being ''thrown'' at the other two.
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* EasyLevelTrick: Goliath Prime is a pain-dishing juggernaut of epic proportions, but you can use the indestructable boulder found in Rosdale Canyon to knock him out of his stances before he can hit you.
* EnergyBeings: Kineticlops.
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* EasyLevelTrick: Goliath Prime is a pain-dishing juggernaut of epic proportions, but you can use the indestructable indestructible boulder found in Rosdale Canyon to knock him out of his stances before he can hit you.
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** The first stage of fighting Goliath Prime has you [[spoiler:throwing his own explosives back at him.]]
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* HumongousMecha: Ultra V and Robo-47, as well as various alternate skins. Even bigger than the player monsters are the first and final bosses, Goliath Prime and Cerebulon (though in the case of the latter, only it's first two forms).
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* AnIcePerson: Congar's fourth skin is effectively him made of ice.
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* PyrrhicVictory: The game begins with this, for humanity as a whole. The alien menace was defeated, but the fuel used to power their spaceships has spilled all over the world and created all kinds of gigantic monsters the human race is not equipped to fight.
** And then the aliens come back anyway. Crap.
** And then the aliens come back anyway. Crap.
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* PyrrhicVictory: The game begins with this, for humanity as a whole. The alien menace was defeated, but the fuel used to power their spaceships has spilled all over the world and created all kinds of gigantic monsters the human race is not equipped to fight.
**fight... [[spoiler: And then the aliens come back anyway. Crap.Crap]].
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* RewardingVandalism: A good way to rebuild your energy bar or find health, and frees up debris to hit your enemies with. It also gives points that can be used for unlockable skins and arenas.
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* TheComputerIsACheatingBastard: The AI not only knows exactly where all the health pickups are on the map, but also knows ''when'' they appear.
* TheTokyoFireball: Tsunopolis.
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* WaistDeepOcean: In the opening cutscene, Togera -- an {{expy}} of Godzilla -- is shown rising out of the ocean and standing waist-deep in front of a fishing vessel as the crew panic.
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.* EnergyWeapon: Zorgulon and Ultra V's projectiles. Also, Cerebulon's mega-laser of death.
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* VisibleInvisibility: Of the shimmering/vaguely distorted type, from power-ups. It doesn't work on the
monster AI, though it does stop military forces from targeting you.
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* [[Film/KingKong Congar]] - [[KillerGorilla A giant ape,]] mutated from an astronaut chimpanzee that got hit by the alien's UFO and crashed into the Earth.
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* [[Film/KingKong [[KingKongCopy Congar]] - [[KillerGorilla A giant ape,]] mutated from an astronaut chimpanzee that got hit by the alien's UFO and crashed into the Earth.
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* [[Franchise/{{Godzilla}} Togera]] - A huge, [[EverythingsBetterWithDinosaurs dinosaur-like]] reptile.
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* [[Franchise/{{Godzilla}} [[{{Notzilla}} Togera]] - A huge, [[EverythingsBetterWithDinosaurs dinosaur-like]] reptile.
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** Togera is Franchise/{{Godzilla}}. His third skin serves as one for Mecha-Godzilla.Mechagodzilla.
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** Agamo is [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daimajin Daimajin]].
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** Agamo is [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daimajin Daimajin]].Film/{{Daimajin}}.
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** Kineticlops is unlockable in the game Downhill Domination.
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** Kineticlops is unlockable in the game Downhill Domination.''Downhill Domination''.
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** Togera idds Franchise/{{Godzilla}}. His third skin serves as one for Mecha-Godzilla.
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** Togera idds is Franchise/{{Godzilla}}. His third skin serves as one for Mecha-Godzilla.
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* BehemothBattle: It's a FightingGame where you can play as different kinds of {{Kaiju}}. Or one of two HumongousMecha.
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* BMovie: The game itself and the 'movie posters' for each level are generally like this, and the game is presented in the style of [[TheFifties 1950's]] science fiction and monster movie.
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* BMovie: The game itself and the 'movie posters' for each level are generally like this, and the game is presented in the style of [[TheFifties 1950's]] science fiction and monster movie.movies, even down to the main menus taking the form of a drive-in movie theater.
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** Togera is idds Franchise/{{Godzilla}}. His third skin serves as one for Mecha-Godzilla.
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* DeathByAThousandCuts: Robo-47 and Ultra-V's projectile attacks. Also, the military in adventure mode.
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* HeroAntagonist: The HumongousMecha enemies Robo 47 and Ultra V encountered in Adventure mode are man-made creations designed to fight and kill monsters like you. That aside, chances are they're going to cause just as much destruction as you will, which calls their heroism into question.
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* HeroAntagonist: The HumongousMecha enemies Robo 47 Robo-47 and Ultra V encountered in Adventure mode are man-made creations designed to fight and kill monsters like you. That aside, chances are they're going to cause just as much destruction as you will, which calls their heroism into question.
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* TanksForNothing: Tanks are destroyed by the dozen in cutscenes, and deal next to no damage in actual gameplay. The missile trucks, by contrast, are quite painful.
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* VisibleInvisibility: Of the shimmering/vaguely distorted type, from power-ups. It doesn't work on the AI.
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* YouNukeEm: Robo-47 launches a tactical nuke as his long-range special. It hurts.
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* YouNukeEm: Robo-47 launches a homing tactical nuke as his long-range special. It hurts.
