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* [[It's the Journey That Counts]]: Daccat's "treasure"... Or so it would seem, at first. Actually [[Subverted Trope|subverted]] since you can sell the "treasure" later for 20,000 gold. |
* [[It's the Journey That Counts]]: Daccat's "treasure"... Or so it would seem, at first. Actually [[Subverted Trope|subverted]] since you can sell the "treasure" later for 20,000 gold. |
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** The real point of the exercise is to reunite Vyse, Aika, and Fina. See? Greed really ''is'' good. |
** The real point of the exercise is to reunite Vyse, Aika, and Fina. See? Greed really ''is'' good. |
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* [[The Jimmy Hart Version]]: The [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9exgsxsariw Armada Battle] theme sounds very similar to the first part of ''[[Mega Man 8]]'s'' [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bOcOQEqyVM8&feature=related Wily Tower 3]. |
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* [[Just Eat the MacGuffin]]: Averted. The Moon Crystals are objects of incredible power, and can control ancient bioweapons. The main point of the plot is to acquire these so the villains can't use them, and yet it never really occurs to our heroes to simply throw them overboard. Even the one character who ''does'' think of it decides not to. |
* [[Just Eat the MacGuffin]]: Averted. The Moon Crystals are objects of incredible power, and can control ancient bioweapons. The main point of the plot is to acquire these so the villains can't use them, and yet it never really occurs to our heroes to simply throw them overboard. Even the one character who ''does'' think of it decides not to. |
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** Of course, the avoidance of this trope is mostly a set up for the [[Plot Twist]]. |
** Of course, the avoidance of this trope is mostly a set up for the [[Plot Twist]]. |
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