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* [[Ambiguously Brown]]: Princess Peppermint. As this game doesn't take place in the real world, instead in its own realm, she's...just ambiguously brown! |
* [[Ambiguously Brown]]: Princess Peppermint. As this game doesn't take place in the real world, instead in its own realm, she's...just ambiguously brown! |
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* [[Author Avatar]]: Xane, the blue Kirby. |
* [[Author Avatar]]: Xane, the blue Kirby. |
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* [[Boss Battle]]: Like most games, Mary's Magical Adventure has fights against unique enemies with more health than average. There's one on every x-4 level, like [[Super Mario Bros.]]. |
* [[Boss Battle]]: Like most games, Mary's Magical Adventure has fights against unique enemies with more health than average. There's one on every x-4 level, like [[Super Mario Bros. (video game)|Super Mario Bros.]]. |
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* [[The Computer Is a Cheating Bastard]]: Like [[Doom]], once a monster sees you, they always know where you are, even through walls. In addition, enemies can hear you attack behind doors if an alternative path leads goes around it to the enemy. To lessen the chance of this, attacks are specifically set to alert enemies within a limited radius of the player. |
* [[The Computer Is a Cheating Bastard]]: Like [[Doom]], once a monster sees you, they always know where you are, even through walls. In addition, enemies can hear you attack behind doors if an alternative path leads goes around it to the enemy. To lessen the chance of this, attacks are specifically set to alert enemies within a limited radius of the player. |
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** Some enemies try to [[Averted Trope|avert]] this by limiting how long they can follow the player. Hiding behind a corner will eventually force the enemy to forget about the player, losing them quicker at farther distances. |
** Some enemies try to [[Averted Trope|avert]] this by limiting how long they can follow the player. Hiding behind a corner will eventually force the enemy to forget about the player, losing them quicker at farther distances. |
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