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* [[Arson, Murder, and Jaywalking]]: "That bad guy just stole Princess [[MacGuffin]]! [[Save the Princess|You have to rescue her!]] Also, he murdered your uncle! [[ItsIt's Personal|You must get revenge!]] I think he might have peed in the town's water supply too! ...That seems a bit less important now."
* [[Better Than a Bare Bulb]]: Yeah, pretty much everything in this game is [[Lampshaded]] in one way or another.
* [[Big Damn Heroes]]: {{spoiler|Your horse}} arrives just in time to save the day! Hopefully {{spoiler|you've bought that horse armor DLC pack}}!
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* [[Cosmetic Award]]: Called "Awardments".
* [[Double Jump]]: Has to be bought, of course.
* [[Dude, Where's My Respect?]]: [[Defied]]. One NPC asks you to perform several mundane quests for him. You say "No."
* [[Exactly What It Says On the Tin]]: As the trailer puts it:
{{quote| ''"DLC = Downloadable content. Quest = [[Shaped Like Itself|Quest.]]"''}}
* [[Excuse Plot]]: Parodied. The opening cutscene shows you and a princess--helpful arrows will point out which is which--as she is kidnapped by a bad guy, also identified with a helpful arrow. Finally, the bad guy grabs the princess and runs away, and another arrow helpfully provides a label saying "Motivation".
* [[EverythingsEverything's Deader With Zombies]]: One DLC is a zombie pack, described as "This really doesn't really fit, but our marketing department said every game needs zombies."
* [[Fan Service]]: Mocked with the 5 coin swimsuit DLC that changes every single characters clothes for the rest of the game. (Everyone is an 8-bit sprite, including the player and the princess.)
* [[Fight Woosh]]: Right before the random encounter. It's [[Lampshaded]], of course.
* [[Follow the Money]]: Coins. Which occasionally form the shape of a helpful arrow to point you in the right direction.
* [[Inexplicably Identical Individuals]]: The two shopkeepers are exactly alike. When you meet the second one, you question him on it, and he claims you've met his [[Long -Lost Relative|long-lost brother]].
* [[Level Grinding]]: Parodied with literal grinding--you have to grind a sword on a grindstone 10,000 times before you can use it. But you'll probably want to buy the DLC to skip that.
* [[Joker Immunity]]: [[Exaggerated]], [[Parodied]], and [[Exploited]]. The bad guy is well aware that you can't kill him (because if you did, [[Medium Awareness|they wouldn't be able to make a sequel]]) and he rubs it in your face. In fact, you can {{spoiler|shoot him in the chest}} and he survives, seemingly without a scratch.
* [[Long -Lost Relative]]: The [[Hand Wave]] for the [[Inexplicably Identical Individuals]].
* [[MacGuffin]]: [[Lampshaded]]. The princess is named "Princess [[MacGuffin]]".
* [[Memetic Mutation]]: Late in the game a large [[Visual Pun|troll]] blocks your way and has this to ask you upon failing to wound him with your sword.
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