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{{quote|'''Lucifel:''' Allow me to tell you a tale. It took place 360,000... No, 14,000 years ago. But what is time, anyway? To me it seems like yesterday. For you, it might be tomorrow. It's the story of a man.}} |
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A game for the [[PlayStation 3]] and [[Xbox 360]], developed and published by Ignition Entertainment, released on April 28, 2011. The game consists of staff geniuses such as Takeyasu Sawaki, who was a character designer for ''[[Devil May Cry]]'' and ''[[Okami]]''. The game is loosely based on the apocryphal Book of Enoch. The story follows Enoch, a human scribe in heaven, who must round up the fallen angels that are corrupting the Earth to suit their own ideal image of perfection. God sends Enoch to judge the Watchers and return them to paradise before the human race is irrevocably corrupted with half-human Nephilim, and a Great Flood made inevitable. Along the way, he is guided by Lucifel, God's right-hand angel, and the other Archangels. |
A game for the [[PlayStation 3]] and [[Xbox 360]], developed and published by Ignition Entertainment, released on April 28, 2011. The game consists of staff geniuses such as Takeyasu Sawaki, who was a character designer for ''[[Devil May Cry]]'' and ''[[Okami]]''. The game is loosely based on the apocryphal Book of Enoch. The story follows Enoch, a human scribe in heaven, who must round up the fallen angels that are corrupting the Earth to suit their own ideal image of perfection. God sends Enoch to judge the Watchers and return them to paradise before the human race is irrevocably corrupted with half-human Nephilim, and a Great Flood made inevitable. Along the way, he is guided by Lucifel, God's right-hand angel, and the other Archangels. |
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* [[Possession Implies Mastery]]: Although Lucifel does instigate some basic training for Enoch in the begining of the journey, the following adventure has Enoch being very proficient at any new given thing Lucifel and other Archangels present him with, the motorcycle is certainly the best example, as soon as Enoch got his hands on it, he became a demon on wheels. |
* [[Possession Implies Mastery]]: Although Lucifel does instigate some basic training for Enoch in the begining of the journey, the following adventure has Enoch being very proficient at any new given thing Lucifel and other Archangels present him with, the motorcycle is certainly the best example, as soon as Enoch got his hands on it, he became a demon on wheels. |
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** Even GOD seems surprised at this. Shortly after you collect the last of the three Godly Weapons, you can hear Lucifel chatting with God on his cell phone about it. |
** Even GOD seems surprised at this. Shortly after you collect the last of the three Godly Weapons, you can hear Lucifel chatting with God on his cell phone about it. |
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{{quote|'''Lucifel:''' Look, you worry too much. He's figured out how to use everything so far, right?}} |
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* [[The Power of Love]]: Seeking this was the main reason Sariel fell. He also invokes this {{spoiler|during his fight with Enoch, using it to transform into Nether Sariel. At the end he laments that even his love for his followers wasn't enough}}. |
* [[The Power of Love]]: Seeking this was the main reason Sariel fell. He also invokes this {{spoiler|during his fight with Enoch, using it to transform into Nether Sariel. At the end he laments that even his love for his followers wasn't enough}}. |
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* [[Product Placement]]: Enoch and Lucifel both wear Edwin jeans. Their specific pairs were reproduced in real life as promotion for the game. |
* [[Product Placement]]: Enoch and Lucifel both wear Edwin jeans. Their specific pairs were reproduced in real life as promotion for the game. |
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* [[The Worm That Walks]]: {{spoiler|Nether Azazel, a giant, humanoid fly, is made up of millions of smaller flies}}. |
* [[The Worm That Walks]]: {{spoiler|Nether Azazel, a giant, humanoid fly, is made up of millions of smaller flies}}. |
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{{quote|'''Lucifel:''' You sure that's enough tropes? If not I could... |
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'''Enoch:''' No problem. Everything's fine. (Daijobu da, mondai nai) }} |
'''Enoch:''' No problem. Everything's fine. (Daijobu da, mondai nai) }} |
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