Professor Layton and the Curious Village: Difference between revisions

 

Please place series-spanning tropes on the main ''[[Professor Layton (Franchise)|Professor Layton]]'' page.

* [[Abhorrent Admirer]]: Martha, an old woman with a lisp Layton and Luke meet on the way to the tower.

* [[Absurdly Spacious Sewer]]: Sylvain and Stachen both go down there to relax, apparently.

* [[Luck Based Mission]]: One Poor Pooch has at least 3 variants of the "correct" solution. Figuring out which one the game wants {{spoiler|(the legs form an "x" shape, rather that two > or <)}} is pure luck.

* [[Meaningful Name]]: St. Mystere, French for Saint Mystery.

* [[Obstructive Bureaucrat]]: A benign one of these can be found in the town hall, pestering Layton about paperwork and telling him it would be wise to leave town once he finishes his business.

* [[Old Retainer]]: {{spoiler|Bruno's journal pages seem to imply that he sees himself in this light.}}

* [[Replacement Goldfish]]: {{spoiler|Lady Dahlia was originally built as a replacement for Violet Reinhold. However, when Flora was [[Uncanny Valley|terrified by the robot copy of her mother]], the Baron realized this was impossible and had the robot's memory wiped and the Lady Dahlia personality created instead.}}

* [[Ridiculously Human Robots]]: {{spoiler|They can even vaguely remember deleted memories and dream when they sleep!}}

* [[Robot Dog]]: What you get once you've picked up all of the "strange gizmos" in the village. It sniffs out hidden puzzles and hint coins.

* [[Soft Glass]]: After Layton reveals that {{spoiler|"Chelmey" is really Don Paolo}}, he exits Reinhold Manor by smashing through a closed window.