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Line 6: The sequel was titled '''Super Air Zonk: Rockabilly Paradise''' ('''[[Punny Name\|CD Denjin]]: Rockabilly Paradise''' in Japan). ---- {{tropelist}} ~~=== The Air Zonk series contains examples of: ===~~ * [[American Kirby Is Hardcore]]: The Japanese version had PC-Denjin flying past the PC-Genjin logo before landing and revealing his squad and logo. The US version has Zonk standing on a building (resembling Bonk moreso then usual), using [[Transformation Trinket\|his sunglasses to transform into his cyborg form]] and fly off. * [[Big Bad]]: King Drool/Sandrovich, the decendant of the King Drool from the Bonk series. * [[Bowdlerise]] -: When Zonk fused with Moo Moo in the original Japanese version, he gained [[Gag Boobs]] that shot milk at the enemies. This was changed into Zonk shooting it from milk bottle arms in all other releases. ** Most of the [[Toilet Humor]] was removed from the US version of Air Zonk, in addition to a [[Drag Queen]] moment from King Drool. * [[Cool Shades]] -: Possibly the [[Trope Codifier]]. Zonk, his team, the Floras, and even his [[Getting Crap Past the Radar\|missiles he can crap out]] all wear sunglasses. * [[Darker and Edgier]] -: Compared to the previous Bonk games, Zonk was an attempt to re-invert the franchise both design and gameplay-wise.▼ * [[Dastardly Whiplash]] -: The ''Zonk'' version of King Drool. ▲* [[Darker and Edgier]] - Compared to the previous Bonk games, Zonk was an attempt to re-invert the franchise both design and gameplay-wise. * [[The Dragon]] -: Two deformed clones of Zonk, one with antennas and a butt-shaped head and the other with a Mohawk-like growth on his head. * [[Dub Name Change]] -: The [[Big Bad]] of the ''Zonk'' series was called ''King Tamagoden'' (''King Eggbowl'') in Japan. While the first game used the English name of his Bonk counterpart (''King Drool''), Super Air Zonk calls him ''Sandrovich''. * [[Fusion Dance]] -: Zonk can fuse with any of his teammates to power up, resulting in bizarre forms. * [[Game Over Man]] -: King Drool and his Zonk clones appear at the game over screen of the first game, [[Dancing Theme\|performing a victory dance over your loss.]] * [[Getting Crap Past the Radar]] -: Quite literally in the first game. Zonk can charge up his shots to do more damage. Charging up for about five seconds however, makes Zonk poop out a missile (with sunglasses) that does a lot of damage. It actually ''is'' crap (again, with sunglasses) in the Japanese version. King Drool's logo in ''Super Air Zonk'' is a pink pile of crap. It appears very often throughout the game. * [[Nostalgia Level]] -: Subverted. Halfway into the final level, the player enters what appears to be a recreation of the first level of ''Bonk's Adventure'', complete with enemies from the original game. After a few minutes, the background falls apart to reveal machinery and all the enemies are shown to be robotic. ** Also, the music that plays when Zonk fuses with one of his partners is a upbeat remix of the Invincibility theme from ''Bonk's Adventure'' and ''Bonk's Revenge''. * [[Sequel Difficulty Drop]]: ''Super Air Zonk''. You don't lose your fusion powers if you get hit, and your lifes are more like health extensions, since Zonk doesn't die until he loses all of them. The option to choose levels helps too. * [[Similar Squad]] -: Zonk and some of his teammates are future counterparts to Bonk and his friends from the first game. To be specific, Spike Lee and Astra are future versions of Kongo Zilla and Princess Za, respectively. Most of the enemies count too. The Hatchets are bucket-helmeted lizards in the future, and the Florets wear sunglasses and float. * [[Working Title]] - This was called ''Bonkinator: Cyborg Punk'' and ''Bonk's Thunder Shooting'' before the developers decided on the current title. {{reflist}} [[Category:~~Turbo Grafx~~ TurboGrafx-16]] [[Category:Shoot Em Up]]▼ [[Category:Horizontal Scrolling Shooter]] [[Category:Air Zonk]] [[Category:Video Game]] ▲[[Category:Shoot 'Em Up]]

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