Death Smiles: Difference between revisions

* [[Creator Cameo]]: Junya Inoue voices Jitterbug, and a boss in ''Deathsmiles II''.

* [[Creepy Doll]]: In the second game: two optional bosses in the form of a gigantic teddy bear with a big bulge in its crotch and an eye hanging out, and a gigantic rabbit doll. The final stage has a number of evil cherubs with red glowing eyes who laugh while their heads spin around [[The Exorcist (Film)|Exorcist]]-style.

* [[Darker and Edgier]]: The story of IIX.

* [[Deadly Walls]]: Averted. Even if you get squished between a wall and a screen edge, you'll simply be harmlessly shoved to where there's open space.

* [[Harder Than Hard]]: Level 999 in ''Mega Black label''. [[Exactly What It Says On the Tin|Death Mode]] in both versions.

* [[Haunted House]]: One of the fields in the second game.

* [[Hitbox Dissonance]]: Your hitbox is a heart emblem with a swirling glow inside. If anything hits that, you lose life. The rest of your character's body goes through bullets, walls, enemies, obstacles, etc.

* [[Horizontal Scrolling Shooter]]: Unusually for Cave; their last horizontal shooter was ''Progear no Arashi'' in 2001.

* [[I Choose to Stay]]: {{spoiler|Each ending gives your character an option to return to the real world or stay in Gilverado. The sequel makes the "stay" option canon for every character.}}

** In the second game, at first the only playable characters were Windia, Casper, Supe and Lei. Rosa and Follett return for the consoles, making the canon up in the air -- well, except for Rosa; she may not be playable, but she clearly appears as an NPC in the introduction for Supe.

* [[I Read It for The Articles]]: Among fans, the controversial character design often takes second chair to the gameplay.

* [[I Was Told There Would Be Cake]]: Keeping in tune with the Lolicon theme, health can be restored with parfaits and cake.