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*** In ''[[Dirge of Cerberus]]'', Omega Weapon's purpose is similar to Jenova's: to take the life energy of the planet and find a new planet when planet-shattering catastrophes happen. |
*** In ''[[Dirge of Cerberus]]'', Omega Weapon's purpose is similar to Jenova's: to take the life energy of the planet and find a new planet when planet-shattering catastrophes happen. |
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* Necron in ''[[Final Fantasy IX]]''. The last boss of the game, it is basically the god of death, and where he comes from, how you get to the area he resides in, or why he wants to kill you all is not even close to explained. |
* Necron in ''[[Final Fantasy IX]]''. The last boss of the game, it is basically the god of death, and where he comes from, how you get to the area he resides in, or why he wants to kill you all is not even close to explained. |
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* The Evil Black Jewel in ''[[Wario World]]''; exactly where the thing came from is never revealed, and even Wario quickly realizes he was an idiot for stealing it in the first place. |
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* Sulphur from ''[[Phantom Brave]]'' is this monstrous demon thingy that wants to kill everyone. Nobody knows why, nobody asks why. |
* Sulphur from ''[[Phantom Brave]]'' is this monstrous demon thingy that wants to kill everyone. Nobody knows why, nobody asks why. |
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* ''[[Chrono Trigger]]'': Jenova's grandpappy, Lavos: it {{spoiler|[[Gainax Ending|(he?)]]}} falls from the sky in the distant past and (after an initial firestorm) proceeds to wreck the place {{spoiler|after the premier magicians in the world [[Too Stupid to Live|tried to use it for fuel]]}}. |
* ''[[Chrono Trigger]]'': Jenova's grandpappy, Lavos: it {{spoiler|[[Gainax Ending|(he?)]]}} falls from the sky in the distant past and (after an initial firestorm) proceeds to wreck the place {{spoiler|after the premier magicians in the world [[Too Stupid to Live|tried to use it for fuel]]}}. |
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** One must bear in mind that the aliens in Fallout are basically the Western equivalent of the Silent Hill UFO endings: completely out-of-place weirdness done as a joke that became a running gag in the series. To drive the nail home, the UFO stuff in New Vegas only appears when you have the "Weird Wasteland" trait active; this also allows such things as the [[Monty Python and the Holy Grail|Holy Hand Grenade]]. |
** One must bear in mind that the aliens in Fallout are basically the Western equivalent of the Silent Hill UFO endings: completely out-of-place weirdness done as a joke that became a running gag in the series. To drive the nail home, the UFO stuff in New Vegas only appears when you have the "Weird Wasteland" trait active; this also allows such things as the [[Monty Python and the Holy Grail|Holy Hand Grenade]]. |
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*** In that respect, it's basically a Big Lipped Alligator Moment in relation to the game. Nonetheless, in game lore, it is possible the Alien Technology is the reason for Cyrogenics, Lasers, Plasma Weapons, and others. |
*** In that respect, it's basically a Big Lipped Alligator Moment in relation to the game. Nonetheless, in game lore, it is possible the Alien Technology is the reason for Cyrogenics, Lasers, Plasma Weapons, and others. |
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== Web Comics == |
== Web Comics == |
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