Darkstalkers/Characters: Difference between revisions

Content added Content deleted
VisualWikitext
(Moved to YMMV)
No edit summary
Line 686: Line 686:
* [[Fusion Dance]]: Power Booster type when they fight as one zombie + talisman.
* [[Fusion Dance]]: Power Booster type when they fight as one zombie + talisman.
* [[Giant Waist Ribbon]]
* [[Giant Waist Ribbon]]
⚫
* [[The Hunter]]
* [[Hammerspace]]: Her sleeves. though it may be subverted in that a concept art in Darkstalkers Graphic File shows the insides of her sleeves completely packed with all the weapons she throws.
* [[Hammerspace]]: Her sleeves. though it may be subverted in that a concept art in Darkstalkers Graphic File shows the insides of her sleeves completely packed with all the weapons she throws.
⚫
* [[The Hunter]]
* [[Hyperspace Arsenal]]: Has an infinite amount of weapons hidden in her sleeves.
* [[Hyperspace Arsenal]]: Has an infinite amount of weapons hidden in her sleeves.
* [[Marionette Motion]]: Just look how her head moves when she is standing still... Some people even find it to be [[Uncanny Valley|unsettling]].
* [[Marionette Motion]]: Just look how her head moves when she is standing still... Some people even find it to be [[Uncanny Valley|unsettling]].
Line 758: Line 758:
Tropes associated with B.B. Hood/Bulleta:
Tropes associated with B.B. Hood/Bulleta:


⚫
* [[Ax Crazy]]
* [[Assist Character]]: The two bulky hunters that appear in her Dark Hunt special.
* [[Assist Character]]: The two bulky hunters that appear in her Dark Hunt special.
⚫
* [[Ax Crazy]]
* [[Badass Adorable]]: In looks only.
* [[Badass Adorable]]: In looks only.
* [[Badass Normal]]: The only thing about her that ''isn't'' of perfectly normal human caliber is what a [[Psycho for Hire|ruthless sociopath]] she is.
* [[Badass Normal]]: The only thing about her that ''isn't'' of perfectly normal human caliber is what a [[Psycho for Hire|ruthless sociopath]] she is.
Line 785: Line 785:
* [[Grimmification]]
* [[Grimmification]]
* [[The Gunslinger]]
* [[The Gunslinger]]
⚫
* [[Humans Are the Real Monsters]]: [[Word of God]] says the entire point of her character was to show that humans can be far more terrifying, destructive and bloodthirsty than any fictional monster. She even was already ''that'' evil [[Enfant Terrible|when she was just only a little girl]].
* {{spoiler|[[Humans Are Cthulhu]]}}: Her ending in the third game.
* {{spoiler|[[Humans Are Cthulhu]]}}: Her ending in the third game.
⚫
* [[Humans Are the Real Monsters]]: [[Word of God]] says the entire point of her character was to show that humans can be far more terrifying, destructive and bloodthirsty than any fictional monster. She even was already ''that'' evil [[Enfant Terrible|when she was just only a little girl]].
* [[Hyperspace Arsenal]]: The only way that she can fit an entire ''armory'' into her picnic basket.
* [[Hyperspace Arsenal]]: The only way that she can fit an entire ''armory'' into her picnic basket.
* [[In the Hood]]: Given [[Little Red Riding Hood|her inspiration]], this was to be expected, but B.B. Hood manages to downplay the mysterious, enigmatic angle of the trope and instead cranks up its more sinister conotations.
* [[In the Hood]]: Given [[Little Red Riding Hood|her inspiration]], this was to be expected, but B.B. Hood manages to downplay the mysterious, enigmatic angle of the trope and instead cranks up its more sinister conotations.
Retrieved from "https://allthetropes.org/wiki/Darkstalkers/Characters"