Costume Quest: Difference between revisions

* [[Cliff Hanger]]: {{spoiler|Grubbins on Ice ends with the kids going through the portal to return home, only to end up in a [[Phantom Zone|void-like dimension]] containing even more portals.}}

* [[Clothes Make the Superman]]: Core game mechanic. In an enemy encounter, Wren and Reynold transform into a building sized version of what their primitive, handmade costume is supposed to represent. Here's a list by category of use.

** Defense: [[Knight in Shining Armor|Knight]], [[Bigfoot Sasquatch and Yeti|Yeti]] (DLC only).

** Support: [[Statue of Liberty]], [[Unicorn]].

* [[Failed a Spot Check]]: The monsters mistake the costumes for [[Rule of Funny|walking, talking candy or food]] several times. They are also easily fooled by the hero wearing a Grubbin costume despite everyone else in the group clearly not dressing as Grubbins and your main character clearly being a small child.

** At the start of ''Grubbins on Ice'', Reynold misses a huge glowing portal because he's distracted by a quarter that's just a few feet away from it.

* [[Freudian Excuse]]: Some Repugians in the DLC will roar "I had a rough childhood!" before assaulting you.

* [[Genre Savvy]]: Wren, Reynold, Everett and Dorsilla.

* [[Giant Enemy Crab]]: The French Fries turns you into this. Yes, really. A giant crab with french fry legs, french fry pincers, and a french fry container shell. And it's [[Lethal Joke Character|actually pretty effective]].

* [[Grim Reaper]]: Big Bones, an enormously ''fat'' Grim Reaper.

* [[Halloween Episode|Halloween Game]]

* [[Halloweentown]]: Repugia

* [[This Is Sparta]]: *lightning* '''TRICK OR TREAT!'''

* [[Villainous Glutton]]: Big Bones.

* [[Wicked Witch]]: Dorsilla.

{{quote| '''Metxel''': Now look what you made me do! I think one of them was my brother-in-law!}}

* [[What the Hell Dad]]: Played for laughs, the twins dad appears surly, glued to his chair and newspaper.