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* [[Kill'Em All]] - Boy howdy.
* [[Latex Perfection]] - After the Zeldabobo stage, Abobo finds his son tied to a chair (hidden in the ''[[Kung Fu Master]]'' basement, no less); however, after a brief happy moment, it is revealed that Aboboy is really The Amazon in disguise. The two of course look nothing alike.
* [[Like Father, Like Son]] - Abobo and Aboboy enjoy killing everyone and everything in sight.
* [[Limit Break]] - When Abobo's Rage meter gets filled all the way, he can perform a powerful Super move based on the stage he's in.
* [[Loading Screen]] - While the game is loading, Abobo tries to get a copy of his own game to work on a NES, by blowing on the cartridge and repeatedly pushing the Power button. This gives the impression that we are playing as Abobo [[Recursive Reality|playing ''Abobo's Big Adventure'' on the NES]], {{spoiler|confirmed when we see Abobo's hands holding the NES controller while inputting the [[Konami Code]]}}.
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* [[Massively Multiplayer Crossover]] / [[Mega Crossover]]
* [[Mermaid Problem]] - Not a problem for Abobo!
* [[Multi
* [[Nintendo Hard]] - Ultimately averted: the game isn't easy, but it is far less frustrating than many of the titles that inspired it, plus it has an autosave feature that lets you continue from the last level reached. Still, some people think it's too hard, and the Balloon Fight/Pro Wrestling level is overall pretty difficult since you die in 2 hits in the first part, dying at the second part forces you to do the first one again and naturally you can't skip to the second part right away from stage select. {{spoiler|You ''can'' skip to the second part by pressing 1 while on the first part, though.}}
* [[No Sell]] - The Urban Champion guy above can't even harm Abobo at all.
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* [[Portmanteau]] - Each of the eight mixed up worlds that Abobo must fight his way through, and adapt to, as each level has its own gameplay style, is short for the following: Double Dragon Abobo (Double Drabobo), Super Mario Bros. Abobo (Super Mabobo), Urban Champion Abobo (Urban Chabobo), The Legend of Zelda Abobo (Zeldabobo), Pro Wrestling Abobo (Pro Wrabobo), Mega Man Abobo (Mega Mabobo), Contra Abobo (Contr Abobo), and Punch-Out!! (Punch Abobo).
** The developers of the game dubbed the theme song (which is entirely original) "The Abobo Boogie", or "The Aboboogie" for short.
* [[The Power of Hate|The Power of Rage]]: It's what fuels his Limit Breaks (possibly a [[Shout
* [[Punny Name]] - {{spoiler|Little Mac}}'s beefed-up [[One-Winged Angel]] form is called {{spoiler|Big Mac}}.
* [[Reference Overdosed]] - [http://i395.photobucket.com/albums/pp32/Lord_Feder/ABOBO.png This picture] is just the tip of the iceberg.
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* [[Retraux]] - The official site even has a section that tells players how to connect a NES pad to the computer and play the game with it!
* '''[[Roaring Rampage of Revenge]]''' - Seriously, [[Papa Wolf|don't mess with Abobo's kid]].
* [[Rocks Fall, Everyone Dies]]: Abobo's first Rage Move... literally.
* [[Saved From Development Hell]]
* [[Shoot the Messenger]] - Abobo can do this literally in the "Zeldabobo" level.
{{quote| '''Mr. Informer''': ''ROT IN HELL ABOBO !!!!''}}
* [[Shout
* [[Signature Laugh]] - Abobo during the Punch Abobo level, and ending.
* [[Spin Attack]]: Several Rage Moves, such as spinning to create a huge water funnel or causing a Death Blossom of flying projectiles. The {{spoiler|Old Man clones in second form}} can spin with their sword extended.
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