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The 2011 follow up to [[Twisted Pixel|Twisted Pixel's]] 2009 game ''[[Splosion Man|'Splosion Man]]'' for [[Xbox Live Arcade]].
When the evil scientists finally manage to capture the deranged 'Splosion Man, the resulting celebrations inadvertently create ''Ms. 'Splosion Man''. Sadly for them, her love of pink, shoes, and dancing takes second place to her love of 'sploding. Taking advantage of her 'splosive talents, players will guide her through an assortment of death-laden levels as well as venturing into the world outside the laboratories. Aside from much more varied locations, levels have multiple paths defined by varying degrees of difficulty, mid-air checkpoints for more difficult moments and a shopping mall to purchase unlockables.
The game [https://web.archive.org/web/20121108124520/http://www.strategyinformer.com/news/13072/ms-splosion-man-explodes-july-13 was released] on July 13, 2011.
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* [[Does This Remind You of Anything?]]: The first bit of dialog Mighty Eternal has can come off as a bit... dark, whether it was intentional or not.
{{quote|"''I'M'' your boyfriend now!" (Said shortly before Ms. Splosion Man starts screaming in terror.)}}
* [[Eldritch Abomination]]: {{spoiler|The final boss at first appears to be a human bride with [[Gag Boobs]]. Knocking it down once reveals it to be a giant ugly monster, with the human part being the top of it's head (and the [[Gag Boobs]] are it's eyes). Knocking it down again makes it take it's clothes off, revealing it's breasts to be another pair of arms.}}
* [[Every Girl Is Cuter With Hair Decs]]
* [[Gainax Ending]]: The single player ending starts off normally, {{spoiler|with Splosion Man and Ms. Splosion Man getting married at a chapel. Then the scientists (and Meatenstein, who's somehow [[Back
* [[Genki Girl]]: Ms. 'Splosion Man.
* [[Genius Ditz]]: Even more so than 'Splosion Man.
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* [[Nintendo Hard]]: Even harder than ''[[Splosion Man]]''.
* [[No Fair Cheating]]: The game has a feature which gives the option to skip to the next checkpoint if you die too many times. This can be useful in completing the game quickly; the only catch is, you're awarded no coins for beating the level (which can unlock items), and you're given a huge ass for the rest of the level.
* [[Not Quite Dead]]: Mighty Eternal, the giant robot boss from the first [[Splosion Man]], is fought again halfway through the first level. He is heavily damaged from the previous fight, missing a hand and eye, and even stutters when he talks, yet he's hellbent on trying to kill Ms. Splosion Man.
* [[Pink Girl, Blue Boy|Pink Girl]]
* [[Platform Hell]]: It truly starts in World 1-2 and doesn't let up.
* [[Rule of Fun]]: Much in the same vein as its predecessor.
* [[Rule 63]]
* [[Shout-Out]]: The entire ''game'' is wall-to-wall Shout-Outs. Now it has [[Ms. 'Splosion Man/Shout Out|its own page]].
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* [[The Jimmy Hart Version]]: The song that plays during the single player ending sounds very much like [[Sweet|Sweet's]] Ballroom Blitz.
* [[Tertiary Sexual Characteristics]]: Ms. 'Splosion Man looks very much like 'Splosion Man, except she's pink, has a bow, and a slightly larger bust. Lipstick and eyelashes also included.
* [[Unexpected Gameplay Change]]: The fight against the final boss is {{spoiler|done Punch-Out style}}.
* [[Valley Girl]]: "Oh em gee!"
* [[Woman Scorned]]: One achievement is called "Hell Hath No Fury."
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