Princess Maker: Difference between revisions

* [[Crossover Cosmology]]: Apparently, [[God|the Lord]] rules over the Greek gods of the planets (some of whom are [[Gender Flip|Gender Flipped]]), and [[Satan|Lucifon]] is another of his servants. There's also the [[Original Generation]] Valkyria and the War God (and the latter has no relation to Mars, who is one of the star gods and the ruler of the constellation Aries).

* [[Cute Shotaro Boy]]: The {{spoiler|young dragon guarding the temple desert}}. He'll fall in love with your daughter when defeated, who's reluctant about marrying such a young'un... or will run off with the Prince or Cube, leaving a very sad boy.

* [[Dirty Old Man]]: The King, the local land lord and the old dragon in ''Princess Maker 2''.

* [[Everything's Better with Princesses]]: Implied by the title, and there are other [[Princess Tropes]] in these games.

* [[Fetal Position Rebirth]]: Your daughter is sent to you from heaven this way, [[Naked on Arrival|naked]]. But it is done artistically, in good taste, and [[Hand or Object Underwear|no naughty bits are seen]].

* [[Fight Like a Card Player]]: In the SNES spin-off: ''Princess Maker: Legend of Another World''.

* [[Food Porn]]: The food you can buy at the local restaurant, the birthday cakes and definitely the food from the cooking contest. Luscious!

* [[Fur Bikini]]: One of the outfits from the third game's ending. Also provides the page picture.

* [[Genki Girl]]: Wendy the Magician Girl, who is positively happy about the prospect of getting her ass kicked by your daughter.

* [[Guide Dang It]]: It's not always intuitive which stats will lead to which career choices, and some future romantic interests can only be met on very, very obscure sidequests.

* [[Hello, Nurse!]]: Your daughter grows up to be very pretty, and several male NPC's ''aside'' from the ones she can marry express interest in her. If her Charisma is very high, a tycoon will come frequently to ask for her hand in marriage; if in addition to it her Morals are low, a [[Dirty Old Man]] or other sleazy person will ask her to be his concubine (and if she accepts, her Morals will go even lower).

* [[The High Queen]]: The best and hardest ending is when your daughter becomes Queen Regent. She ''can'' be this by marriage, but it's not as cool. Not to mention one of the paths towards queenship by marriage is rather squicky, as it involves the girl ''marrying the old King''.

* [[Hot Witch]]: Your daughter grows into this if she's charismatic ''and'' a good magician.

* [[Intergenerational Friendship]]: Your daughter and the old dragon from the second game.

** From ''Princess Maker 4'', we have Baroa, the demon prince. And Lee, the dragon prince.

* [[Katanas Are Just Better]]: Best shop-available weapon in the game, but others are much, MUCH better... obviously not available in shops.

* [[Lesbian Option]]: ''Princess Maker 4'' (the PC version) had four endings where your daughter could become romantically involved with her friends she made during the game.

* [[Let's Play]]: There's [http://lparchive.org/LetsPlay/Princess%20Maker%202/ one] of the second game by SynthOrange. It consists of [[Neon Genesis Evangelion|Gendo Ikari]] Shinkicker raising a little girl according to the whims of [[Something Awful]]. Must be read to be believed.

** The Queen of the Land is another one. In fact, you can visit her only if you have ''very'' high protocol, and the King refers to her as the mother of the country.

* [[Psycho Lesbian]]: Being the only female bandit won't stop [[Dark Action Girl|Bloodrose Vanesta]] from [[Even the Girls Want Her|praising the daughter's beauty]] and then [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1spE3iqjGcw trying to rape her], if she loses their duel.

* [[Ready for Lovemaking]]: Courtesan endings.

* [[Relationship Values]]: A key part in determining endings.

* [[Useless Useful Non-Combat Abilities]]: [[Averted]] in the fifth game. Certain skills that no sane person will use in combat can be used to win combat. Apparently, your daughter can dance crazy, the troll boss flee in terror!

* [[Video Game Caring Potential]]: Pretty much the whole point.

* [[Villainous Harlequin]]: Subverted with the second game's court jester. People ''think'' he is one, but he's actually a [[Trickster Mentor]] to your daughter.

* [[Wake Up, Go to School, Save the World]]: The fifth game. If you feel that doing both is overwhelming (it really builds up Stress), feel free to ditch either one. It's strongly implied that someone will save the magical world if your daughter doesn't.

* [[What Measure Is a Non-Human?]]: Subverted in the second game: your daughter kills monsters like [[Money Spider|it's her day job]] while adventuring, and it's one of the best ways to make money (though oddly, it does nothing for your daughters experience values), but even her just killing random monsters or even ''criminals'' like the kidnappers around the lake raises her sin, implying that [[Knight Templar|the rampant killing of living creatures, albeit hostile ones, is not an innocent act]] and one which can [[Fallen Hero|ultimately lead to a bad ending]].

* [[What the Hell, Player?]]: Screw up enough, and the game won't hold back trying to make you feel ashamed for what ends up happening to your daughter. The worst is if you manage to let her die, in which she bemoans her short life and gets you chewed out by your God.

* [[You Kill It, You Bought It]]: This is how the [[Like a Badass Out of Hell]] ending mentioned above ends up happening. Technically happens if your daughter defeats the War God, but it doesn't affect endings... instead, he gives her the best sword in the game.

* [[Wonder Child]]: Her origin depends on the game.

 

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