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**** [[Doom (Comic Book)|Better believe it, soldier!]]
*** Another special mention is [[We Have Reserves|''Disposable Warrior'']] which you have to stock up to 20 or more lives. The main reason this is so hard is because not only are a lot of the lives littered throughout levels, they can reach [[Guide Dang It]] level of finding them, not to mention some lives are in very... volatile areas. Thankfully, it's made easier because you simply have to get 20 lives, and you don't need to keep them. Keeping the lives while you climb up to 20 is the hard part.
* [[No Fair Cheating]] / [[Anti
* [[One-Hit-Point Wonder]]: Leviathan starts out this way. He can also only wield one weapon at a time.
* [[One-Hit Kill]]: The sole reason [[That One Boss|Vitus Engine]] is sometimes referred to as the [[Game Breaker|Sayuri]] killer. It's last attack consists of it rolling around the rim you stand on, and if it hits you, it deals one HP of damage... and sends you flying off the platform into a pit. The only way to avoid it is to successfully hit it, something that only Sayuri has trouble with due to her limited range, especially since it keeps gaining speed with every hit which eventually makes it so quick that it's extremely difficult for her to hit it even with autofire before it hits her.
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* [[Sand Worm]]: The boss of the first level is a robotic variant. You also fight other smaller robotic ones in the first level, which the boss also spits out.
* [[Screw the Rules, I Have Money]]: Dr. Mandrake, as revealed by Harley.
* [[Shout
** The Ripple weapon is also fired much like its Gradius counterpart, albeit with a much shorter range, but it has the benefit of negating and even reflecting enemy shots.
*** And finally, the [[Mook Maker|Mook Makers]] and the flying drones they spawn from level 8 are both straight from Gradius
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