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* [[Bonus Boss]]: The Boss, at the end of Hell Temple.
* [[Bonus Dungeon]]: Hell Temple, one of the most aptly named levels in the entire game.
** According to the [http://la-mulana.com/en/blog/question_from_many_country.html official blog], some people thought Hell Temple (or Hell's Sanctuary) was too ''easy''. So the [[Wii Ware]] version (which will have it as [[Downloadable Content|DLC]]) is going to be '''[[Up to Eleven|harder]]''', with 'more traps'. Hoo boy.
* [[Book Ends]]: The fanfare at the start of the final boss fight is the same fanfare you hear when you first enter the ruins, and also resembles the Surface music.
** Also the music in the True Shrine is a remix of the title theme.
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* [[Multi Melee Master]]: In the end, Lemeza carries a whip, a dagger, an axe, a katana and a ritual sword.
* [[Multi Stage Battle]]: While two- and even three-stage boss battles are par for the course in modern games, {{spoiler|the Mother battle should be acknowledged as it consists of five separate stages, some of which involve substages}}.
* [[Ninja Pirate Zombie Robot]]: The hero is an [[Adventurer Archaeologist]]... descended from ninjas. The Japanese kind, not [[McNinja
* [[Nintendo Hard]]: The whole game is basically an homage to the era of [[Nintendo Hard]] MSX games, so it's only natural that it would be difficult. They promised they'd lower the difficulty on the wiiware release... but not for hell temple. However, the main difficulty removal comes from removing the [[Fake Difficulty]].
* [[Nostalgia Level]]: The Gate of Time, which has its entrance hidden in {{spoiler|the Chamber of Extinction}}.
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* [[Rewarding Vandalism]]: If you attack something you shouldn't you will bring it closer to becoming pissed off at you and randomly firing at you, if you aren't directly punished via lightning. But there's some puzzles that require you to piss off statues to get an item or continue on.
* [[Rocket Punch]]: Sakit shoots out his left arm, on a large chain that enables the player to reach his weak point. He gets a proper [[Rocket Punch]] in the remake, using his right arm.
* [[Running Gag]]: The "Curse of Ashguine". Elder Xelpud warns you about it; it turns out to be an iron pipe suddenly sticking out of your crotch. The manual mentions that one type of enemies breathes with an iron pipe originating from its crotch, and the theme of the Spring of the Sky is called "Curse of IRON PIPE"
* [[Scenery Gorn]]: {{spoiler|The Shrine of the Mother after it "transforms", with great parts of the former place being broken down and [[Meat Moss]]-like roots emerging from the Tree of Life.}}
* [[Schmuck Bait]]: Many traps, such as those that have a pedestal for weights, but merely close off the section of the room you're in, or throw spikes in your face - or often both. Also, a really useful item sitting in plain view. Often it's told that doing this or that will trigger a trap. Also, as a sort of meta-schmuck-bait, the {{spoiler|treasure which must not be seen.}}
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* [[Tennis Boss]]: In the second form of the final boss, the swirling disks have to be hit with the knife to knock them back at her.
* [[The Jimmy Hart Version]]: In the Wiiware version, the song ''Requiem?'' is basically ''ガリウスの迷宮 〜大悪魔音頭〜 (Roughly translated: [[Maze of Galious]] [[Enormous Satan]])'' but only with ''Requiem's'' melody replaced.
* [[The Wiki Rule]]: [http://lamulana.super-turbo.net/wiki/index.php5?title=Main_Page La.MuLANA Wiki] Has a helpful
* [[Time Stands Still]]: The lamp.
* [[Title Drop]]: {{spoiler|'''The last Mantra is LAMULANA.'''}}
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