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** Almost any Borg with a projectile is capable of this during Power Burst.

* [[BFG]]: Beam Gunner especially, whose second gun is so large he keeps it in [[Hammerspace]].

* [[BFS]]:

* ~~[[BFS]]:~~ Special mention goes to the Demon Samurai and Akuma Samurai, whose beam swords will extend as they defeat enemies, eventually growing to ridiculous lengths. Presuming they live long enough and enough enemies are available, they can have swords that easily extend beyond the length of the field.

** Special mention goes to the Demon Samurai and Akuma Samurai, whose beam swords will extend as they defeat enemies, eventually growing to ridiculous lengths. Presuming they live long enough and enough enemies are available, they can have swords that easily extend beyond the length of the field.

** Also, the Samurai Shogun, which has a charged slash that can literally hit everything in front of it.

** Forget not the Metal Hero, the character who's charge, when activated in the air, will slash from the sky all the way into the ground, often OHKOing anything it hits. However, due to its activation time, it is not as accurate as the Samurai Shogun, but it does more damage.

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* [[The Gunslinger]]: Gun Borgs, natch.

** [[Guns Akimbo]]: Revolver Gunman and Powered Gunman.

* [[Hammerspace]]: Several Borgs switch between two weapons, sending whichever one they're not using to [[Hammerspace]].

* [[Hammerspace]]: Several Borgs switch between two weapons, sending whichever one they're not using to [[Hammerspace]]. Battle Girl and Claw Robot explicitly avert this trope - their missiles are stored in miniaturized form, and expand upon contact with air.

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* [[Heel Face Turn]]: Kitsune, Nekobe, Yuji, Tama and Met. {{spoiler|Eventually, it's possible to recruit Sho and Orochi as well, but the conditions to do so are nigh-impossible on the first run through the game}}. Arguably, Tetsuya as well: he shows interest early on in joining with Kou, but doesn't because Met doesn't want to at first.

** Battle Girl and Claw Robot explicitly avert this trope - their missiles are stored in miniaturized form, and expand upon contact with air.

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* [[Heel Face Turn]]: Kitsune, Nekobe, Yuji, Tama, and Met {{spoiler|Eventually, it's possible to recruit Sho and Orochi as well, but the conditions to do so are nigh-impossible on the first run through the game}}.

** Arguably, Tetsuya as well - he shows interest early on in joining with Kou, but doesn't because Met doesn't want to at first.

* [[Hello, Insert Name Here]]

* [[Henshin Hero]]: Gold Hero and Metal Hero.

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* [[Knight in Shining Armor]]: Almost all of the Knight Borgs, but their description especially emphasizes their honorable nature.

* [[Laser Blade]]: Very common with the Machine Borgs, or the higher-tech Ninja/Musha/Knight Borgs.

* [[Law of Chromatic Superiority]]: Gold-palette Borgs have more extra health than Silver-palette ones, which in turn have more extra health than Shadow-palette ones.

* [[Law of Chromatic Superiority]]: Gold-palette Borgs have more extra health than Silver-palette ones, which in turn have more extra health than Shadow-palette ones. [[Inverted]] with the Crystal-palette borgs, which have ''less'' health than their normal counterparts.

** Char Custom Rule: ~~The~~ human characters' unique Borgs, which are palette-swapped versions of other Borgs (mostly [[Com Mons]]), have several more levels worth of stat-growth right out of the gate. It's usually [[Memetic Mutation|three]] levels stronger, but Sasuke is notable for having ''six'' extra levels.

** Char Custom Rule: the human characters' unique Borgs, which are palette-swapped versions of other Borgs (mostly [[Com Mons]]), have several more levels worth of stat-growth right out of the gate. It's usually [[Memetic Mutation|three]] levels stronger, but Sasuke is notable for having ''six'' extra levels.

* [[Level Five Onix]]: Fortress Borgs other than the Galactic Emperor.

* [[Level Grinding]]: Obviously, you can play more missions than necessary to gain experience for your Borgs (thought the benefits of doing so are only moderate), but you'll also gain more GF energy with each victory, allowing you to bring more and/or more expensive Borgs into battle (of which the benefits are significant).