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* While walking down the side of the building to assassinate Novak, Rell and Ishi have this hilarious exchange:

'''Rell''': Well, why don't we give it a softer name, like the "Disagreeable Persons Disposal Unit"? }}

* During ''Last Train From Explosion Town'';

'''Ishi''': Perhaps you'd like to come over and do it yourself? ''I do not speak train!'' }}

* Serrano's "code" to deactivate the DNA bomb.

* Grayson kicking over a sign, and thus setting off a chain-reaction that results in half a building collapsing, two seconds after Trishka warned him that the area was dangerous and that they should be stealthy.

'''Grayson''': "Well, at least we don't have to whisper anymore." }}

* When the mother Hekaton arrives.

'''Grayson''': "What? [[Blatant Lies|No!]] Well... maybe..." }}

* The first time Gray and Ishi meet Trishka.

[cue another firefight] }}

* Gray's dialogue throughout the part where you control the Mechaton.

** And how it ends with him saying he named it Waggleton P. Tallylicker... and he never got to tell it. *sniffle*

* The Meta-Burnout boss that thunders into the [[Boss Room]], which fully appears to be an epic and difficult boss fight.... {{spoiler|then conks itself on the head with debris falling from the ceiling, before tumbling down into the pit of acid.}} Best [[Anticlimax]] ''ever''.

'''Trishka''': Why start now? }}

* The first time we see Serrano in person, as he's fighting off skulls and creeps.

* When Grayson and Rell find a leash.

'''Rell''': Hell, man, if that's gun power - we need it. So pull up your skirt and strap that dildo on. }}

* The entire sequence where Gray and Ishi try to escape from the Ulysses, and how {{spoiler|every classic "narrow escape" trope ends up getting subverted.}}

'''Ishi''': The room was not [[It Got Worse|on fire last time.]] }}

* The part where Grayson, Ishi, and Trishka escape a collapsing skyscraper by turning the elevator shaft into a cannon. The pod bursts out through the roof and deposits them unharmed, across town. When flying through the air, the camera zooms in to show them in zero-gee float.