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* The Cerberus group in the ''[[Mass Effect]]'' series. Initially it was just a shady group with a couple of hidden bases. Come ''Mass Effect 2'' they're an almost all powerful organization that are central to the plot. While it may have been planned that they would have such a large role it still felt like a Plot Tumor for those that didn't take part in the optional quest of the first game. |
* The Cerberus group in the ''[[Mass Effect]]'' series. Initially it was just a shady group with a couple of hidden bases. Come ''Mass Effect 2'' they're an almost all powerful organization that are central to the plot. While it may have been planned that they would have such a large role it still felt like a Plot Tumor for those that didn't take part in the optional quest of the first game. |
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* Legendary Pokémon. Gen I: 4 rare Mons only available at the ends of several dungeons ([[Slippy-Slidey Ice World|Seafoam Islands]], [[No OSHA Compliance|Power Plant]], [[The Very Definitely Final Dungeon|Victory Road]] and [[Bonus Dungeon|Cerulean Cave]]). Gen II: 3 randomly appearing Mons out of nowhere and two special Mons that require special items to catch. Gen III: [[Olympus Mons|Creators of the planet]] added. Gen IV: We have [[Eldritch Abomination|Dialga, Palkia, Giratina]] and [[Physical God|Arceus]]. |
* Legendary Pokémon. Gen I: 4 rare Mons only available at the ends of several dungeons ([[Slippy-Slidey Ice World|Seafoam Islands]], [[No OSHA Compliance|Power Plant]], [[The Very Definitely Final Dungeon|Victory Road]] and [[Bonus Dungeon|Cerulean Cave]]). Gen II: 3 randomly appearing Mons out of nowhere and two special Mons that require special items to catch. Gen III: [[Olympus Mons|Creators of the planet]] added. Gen IV: We have [[Eldritch Abomination|Dialga, Palkia, Giratina]] and [[Physical God|Arceus]]. |
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* [[Legacy of Kain]]: In Blood Omen, the "Heart of Darkness" was just a setting-appropriate take on a heal potion, albeit with cool flavor text (an enterprising fledgling could amass a full 99-stack). By Soul Reaver 2 and Defiance, it was the [[MacGuffin|Dingus]] Raziel had to chase down before everybody else. |
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