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Played Straight: After dying, all the temporary powerups are lost, but you may try again.
Exaggerated: All temporary and permanent powerups are lost, you can't get them back, you lose 10% of your stats, and you don't receive the special powerup for defeating the boss because your rating is too low.
Downplayed: You are forced to sit though a 15 second lecture of why you suck before you continue with everything you had before you died.
Justified: A new ship won't have all the upgraded features of the old one.
Subverted: The process of being resurrected cause you to be Cursed With Awsome
Double Subverted: ... however you are prohibited from gaining special powers from defeated bosses.
Inverted: Death Is a Slap on The Wrist
Parodied: The boss comes back to life for round 2, but is much weaker due to being resurrected.
Averted: The game does not have the concept of death or game over.
Deconstructed: We could punish you for dying by stripping your powers, but that would just further frustrate you.
Reconstructed: The convience price for not having to start over, is that the game will be harder now.
Zig Zaged: Dying is usually a minor inconvience, unless you do so during the final boss, but beating the final boss after continuing is needed to fight the true final boss.
Enforced: One way we can up the difficulty without going so far as Final Death is to punish the players for dying.
For Laughs: After dying, you get to continue with your comrades constantly bantering you about how you failed.
For Drama: Dying doesn't make the rest of the game harder, it just requires you to make a Deal with the Devil and gives you a worse ending.
Lampshaded: The briefing before the mission reminds you of the conquences of failure. "Failure is an option, but you ain't going to like it."
Exploited: Although your powerups are removed, due to a bug, the level time is reset allowing for an easy way to get a recorded fast time.
Defied: "Game Over, Continue?" NO! I'm just going to load my game.

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 * {{smallcaps| Downplayed}}: You are forced to sit though a 15 second lecture of why you suck before you continue with everything you had before you died.
 * {{smallcaps| Justified}}: A new ship won't have all the upgraded features of the old one.
-* {{smallcaps| Subverted}}: The process of being resurrected cause you to be [[Cursed With Awesome|Cursed With Awsome]]
+* {{smallcaps| Subverted}}: The process of being resurrected cause you to be [[Cursed with Awesome|Cursed With Awsome]]
 * {{smallcaps| Double Subverted}}: ... however you are prohibited from gaining special powers from defeated bosses.
-* {{smallcaps| Inverted}}: [[Death Is a Slap On The Wrist|Death is a slap on the wrist]]
+* {{smallcaps| Inverted}}: [[Death Is a Slap on The Wrist]]
 * {{smallcaps| Parodied}}: The boss comes back to life for round 2, but is much weaker due to being resurrected.
 * {{smallcaps| Averted}}: The game does not have the concept of death or game over.
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 * {{smallcaps| Reconstructed}}: The convience price for not having to start over, is that the game will be harder now.
 * {{smallcaps| Zig Zaged}}: Dying is usually a minor inconvience, unless you do so during the final boss, but beating the final boss after continuing is needed to fight the true final boss.
-* {{smallcaps| Enforced}}: One way we can up the difficulty without going so far as [[Final Death|Final death]] is to punish the players for dying.
+* {{smallcaps| Enforced}}: One way we can up the difficulty without going so far as [[Final Death]] is to punish the players for dying.
 * {{smallcaps| For Laughs}}: After dying, you get to continue with your comrades constantly bantering you about how you failed.
-* {{smallcaps| For Drama}}: Dying doesn't make the rest of the game harder, it just requires you to make a [[Deal With the Devil|Deal with the Devil]] and gives you a worse ending.
+* {{smallcaps| For Drama}}: Dying doesn't make the rest of the game harder, it just requires you to make a [[Deal with the Devil]] and gives you a worse ending.
 * {{smallcaps| Lampshaded}}: The briefing before the mission reminds you of the conquences of failure. "Failure is an option, but you ain't going to like it."
 * {{smallcaps| Exploited}}: Although your powerups are removed, due to a bug, the level time is reset allowing for an easy way to get a recorded fast time.