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* [[Destructible Projectiles]]: In the second part, attacks from enemy mages and archers can be blocked by striking them with an attack, although the precise timing for this can be difficult to accomplish when fending off swarms of other [[Mooks]] at the same time. Some projectiles (like the bounty hunters' knives) can even be deflected back at the thrower [[For Massive Damage]]. |
* [[Destructible Projectiles]]: In the second part, attacks from enemy mages and archers can be blocked by striking them with an attack, although the precise timing for this can be difficult to accomplish when fending off swarms of other [[Mooks]] at the same time. Some projectiles (like the bounty hunters' knives) can even be deflected back at the thrower [[For Massive Damage]]. |
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* [[Diabolus Ex Machina]]: The universe of ''Drakengard'' is deadset on killing any chance of hope or success. |
* [[Diabolus Ex Machina]]: The universe of ''Drakengard'' is deadset on killing any chance of hope or success. |
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* [[Damsel in Distress]]: There exists Furiae concept art where she wields a crook as a weapon and is shown with a pact-beast. In-game, she spends all but the first handful of levels captured {{spoiler|and dies in every single ending.}} |
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* [[Doomed Hometown]] |
* [[Doomed Hometown]] |
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* [[Doppelganger Attack]]: The boss battle against Manah's personal demons in the sequel; defeating the dopplegangers doesn't even earn you kills or experience points. |
* [[Doppelganger Attack]]: The boss battle against Manah's personal demons in the sequel; defeating the dopplegangers doesn't even earn you kills or experience points. |