Diamond Hollow II: Difference between revisions

* [[Blob Monster]]: The basic enemies and the first boss in the game.

* [[Boss Rush]]: The titular Boss Rush Mode, which allows you to sequentially fight all seven bosses of the game in order. The Heroic difficulty setting ups the ante dramatically by making all of the bosses significantly stronger and more advanced.

* [[Crate Expectations]]: Every chapter has wooden crates scattered across the level. In the later chapters, metal boxes (which can only be destroyed with missiles) get added into the mix. Both either hamper your way, and/or provide gems when destroyed.

* [[Double Jump]]: The Sky Boots allow you to do this. They are later upgraded with the Moon Boots, which then allow you to triple jump.

* [[Invincible Minor Minion]]: All of the golden plants are indestructible. Thankfully, they only spawn during boss battles.

* [[King Mook]]: A lot of the bosses.

* [[Lava Pit]]: A few of them can be found throughout the game - especially around the latter chapters.

* [[Mad Scientist]]: The Professor. He created all the monsters you face, the underground tunnels, and SAGA, dumped {{spoiler|Silo}} at the bottom of the cave for some reason.

* [[Retraux]]: This game has graphics and audio quality and style circa of the late 16-bit or post-SNES era.

* [[Rise to The Challenge]]: The main hazard of Escape Mode, where lava rises from the bottom of the stage and you must keep climbing upwards (while collecting gems, and taking care of the [[Mooks]]) to escape it. The higher you get, the tougher the [[Mooks]] become and the faster the lava rises.

* [[Spread Shot]]: What the Spreader Gun's specialty is. It starts out by firing a spread of 3 bullets forward. It can be upgraded to fire a spread of 5 bullets and have the center spreader bullet do double damage.

* [[Turns Red]]: Bosses have at least 3 different phases, each one harder than the previous one.