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Line 185: * [[Nature Hero]]: Eve. * [[Nineties Anti-Hero]]: Tombstone. One-person [[Dark Age]], no less. {{quote\|'''Tombstone''': {{~~smallcaps~~small-caps\|i too have [[Death by Origin Story\|lost a love in the mists of time]]. allow your grief to FUEL your rage, and so shall you seek JUSTICE.}}}} ** He claims puppies die by just being around him. * [[Nice Job Breaking It, Hero]]: {{spoiler\|The Freedom Force doesn't know it, initially, but part of the purpose of the Domain is to contain Time Master. When Freedom Force opposes Lord Dominion's plans, they advance Time Master's schemes... and Time Master is much, much worse than an alien dictator.}} Line 227: * [[Telephone Polearm]]: At a certain strength level, characters could rip poles right out of the ground and swing them. ** Traffic lights too. * [[That Man Is Dead]]: And quite literally too. "Where [[Steven Ulysses Perhero\|Nathan Graves]] once stood, {{~~smallcaps~~small-caps\|[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r6avH3_8FYQ&feature=related only Tombstone remains.]}} ** Man-Bot considers this of his past too, and no-one else seems to be looking back or even bothering to refer to each other by their real names... * [[Third Person Person]]: Deja Vu in the first. Red Sun in the sequel. Considering Red Sun is a [[Hive Mind]], it's appropriate. Line 243: ** Plenty of Active Defences guard against only one or two types of attacks, often ones the characters resist anyway. * [[Weak but Skilled]]: Several characters, the sidekicks Liberty Lad and Sea Urchin in particular. * [[What Could Have Been]]: There were two [https://web.archive.org/web/20101206060829/http://pc.ign.com/articles/998/998719p1.html potential third installments] in the works at one point or another. One of them (which was tentatively named "Freedom Force 3") would have taken place in [[The Seventies]] while there was another project on the board which would have given the franchise a [[Ultimate Universe]] treatment set in the present day. Both projects were put aside because of a combination of factors, including the reduced sales of the sequel as well as needing more time to work on development for a little game called...''[[BioShock (series)]]''. While Ken Levine hasn't completely closed the door on another Freedom Force, he's admitted it definitely won't be coming anytime soon. * [[Whip It Good]]: Wielded by Kill-A-Rillas in the second game. Line 249: [[Category:Western RPG]] [[Category:Action RPG]] [[Category:~~Freedom Force~~{{PAGENAME}}]] [[Category:GOG.com]] [[Category:Alliterative Trope Titles]] [[Category:Superhero Roleplaying]] [[Category:Video Games of the 2000s]] [[Category:Pages with working Wikipedia tabs]] [[Category:Video Game]]