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Crowning Music of Awesome: Final Take Off, Red Out and After Burner. The music from II on the Genesis was so awesome that it was put in Climax in case the players didn't like the new music or wanted the nostalgia value.
Demonic Spiders: Missiles and enemies that appear from behind. You can't damage them; all you can do is evade them until they clear out.
- Or just slow down and let them overtake you. Then blast the suckers when they're in front.
Narm: Sky Target delivers us this line: There is a big missile heading up from below. Make dessert of it.
Porting Disaster: After Burner III on the Sega CD, which was really G-LOC, a spin-off of the After Burner series.
Scrappy Mechanic: The barrel roll mechanic. Triggered by jerking the stick from extreme right to extreme left or vice versa, it is often done on accident, and once you start rolling you have no control over your ship until the rolling stops. The result? A lot of barrel rolling into missiles.
That One Level: Sleepless Sanctuary, the 12th stage of Climax. Streams of missiles, hooray!

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 * [[Crowning Music of Awesome]]: [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EauSxpO4ZME Final Take Off], [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UaCTs2ml0xE Red Out] and [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OuTXccFzpTI&feature=related After Burner]. The music from ''II'' on the Genesis was so awesome that it was put in ''Climax'' in case the players didn't like the new music or wanted the nostalgia value.
 * [[Demonic Spiders]]: Missiles and enemies that appear from behind. You can't damage them; all you can do is evade them until they clear out.