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** [[Badass Crew]]: Two. The Sailor Senshi and their counterparts.
* [[Battle Theme Music]]: Based on music from the series.
* [[Canada, Eh?]]: One of the levels in the game. None of the Canadian NPCs say "eh" at the end of their sentences, but come on, people living in hidden tree villages in a ''provincial park''?
* [[Classic Cheat Code]]: One of the few RPGs in the existence where they have a direct effect on the main game: they can be used to start the game with everyone at noticeably increased levels.
* [[Combination Attack]]: The Senshi get these in battle.
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* [[Curb Stomp Battle]]: Almost ''every'' random battle is like this. Either you wipe the enemy out in one blow, or the enemy wipes you out in one blow, depending on who hits first. This is due to the damage algorithms of the game, being slightly overleveled turns your enemies into easily-squashed bugs, and vice versa.
* [[Dead All Along]]: {{spoiler|Faregg}}
* [[Did You Just Punch Out Cthulhu?]] : Every one of them from the first three seasons of the show (with the exception of Al and En who are not in the game), the R movie, and the [[Original Generation]] [[Big Bad]] Apsu.
* [[Empty Room Psych]]: Most of the rooms in the school, hospital and university.
* [[Fan Translation]]: Which is passable, but has several problems with naming conventions, English grammar, and being overly literal (like Venus' [[Mixed Metaphor]] near the end).
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* [[Girlish Pigtails]]: Worn by Oppositio Senshi Sin.
* [[Global Airship]]: Turns out Sailor Venus owned one in her past life. You get to fly it.
* [[Good Hair, Evil Hair]]: Except for Nergal (who has a ponytail instead of wearing her hair loose), the Oppositio Senshi have hair in styles similar to the Sailor Senshi.
** Not to mention the Opposito Senshi mostly resemble what most of the Sailor Senshi would look like with different hair and [[Evil Costume Switch]].
* [[Guide Dang It]]: Many players get stuck in Medias Village/Mishii Village because it isn't exactly obvious that you have to talk to a minor NPC (George's mother), probably ''again'' before you can advance the plot.
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* [[Psycho Rangers]] - The Opposito Senshi are basically a Babylonian mythology theme named [[Evil Knockoff]] version of the Sailor Senshi (who are Roman theme named). Also, each character on the Opposito Senshi Team is a [[Darker and Edgier]] reprise of each member of the Inner Senshi team (save Ishtar, the Sailor Venus knockoff, though her outfit is just as dark as the other Opposito Senshi's)
* [[The Not Secret]]: Major characters get portrait sprites alongside their speech boxes. For the first part of the game, Apsu's portrait is drawn to conceal her appearance by making her look like she's in the shadows. This is a bit undermined by the fact that her ''character sprite'' is fully visible the whole time.
* [[One
* [[One True Sequence]]: Averted, surprisingly enough. The heroes ''and'' villains start searching for ''all'' of the Hi stones simultaneously.
* [[Purple Prose]]: Let's just say that the Shitennou's overly-long exposition could have been cut down and simplified a ''lot,'' and it would have made ''much'' more sense.
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* [[Spared By the Adaptation]]: Inverted, both Professor Tomoe and the Ayakashi Sisters (who die in the [[Manga]] but live in the [[Anime]]) are killed; it's implied that this was their "fate" all along and that the anime sparings were deviations.
* [[Spotting the Thread]]: Chibi-Usa realizes that Pluto isn't who she appears because Pluto never called her "Princess."
* [[Star
** {{spoiler|Anshar and Chibi-Usa, if you beat Sin with Chibimoon's team.}}
* [[Standard Status Effect]]
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