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* [[Crazy Enough to Work]]: Most of Wuste's plans and the general theory behind Twincasting; A good example of both being an attempted twincast between a summoning spell and a shapeshifting spell, temporarily turning Wuste into Bahamut. Also, [[Improbable Weapon User|Suelo's umbrellas]]. |
* [[Crazy Enough to Work]]: Most of Wuste's plans and the general theory behind Twincasting; A good example of both being an attempted twincast between a summoning spell and a shapeshifting spell, temporarily turning Wuste into Bahamut. Also, [[Improbable Weapon User|Suelo's umbrellas]]. |
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* [[Easter Eggs]]: [http://images.mylittlefacewhen.com/media/f/img/mlfw1447_lMjMl_1.gif heehee] |
* [[Easter Eggs]]: [http://images.mylittlefacewhen.com/media/f/img/mlfw1447_lMjMl_1.gif heehee] |
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* [[Giant Space Flea From Nowhere]]: Busgusaranth, the final boss, who just so happen to [[Exactly What It Says |
* [[Giant Space Flea From Nowhere]]: Busgusaranth, the final boss, who just so happen to [[Exactly What It Says on the Tin|literally be from]] [[Void Between the Worlds|Nowhere]] |
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* [[Hoist by His Own Petard]]: Nereid was killed by her own robot(Omega) when, as it became badly damaged, its AI decided to use her as an energy source. Furthermore, Omega itself, normally capable of a significant level of self-repair, was only damaged so badly in the first place by the use of another robot constructed mid-battle out of its own severed parts. |
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* [[Fragile Speedster]]: Serryn. He has become the fastest thing alive, but has pathetically low Defence and Magic Defence stats. |
* [[Fragile Speedster]]: Serryn. He has become the fastest thing alive, but has pathetically low Defence and Magic Defence stats. |
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* [[Improbable Weapon User]]: Suelo uses umbrellas for most of the story, and Wuste eventually starts using a chakram bigger than his own body. |
* [[Improbable Weapon User]]: Suelo uses umbrellas for most of the story, and Wuste eventually starts using a chakram bigger than his own body. |
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* [[Reality Warper]]: The Anarchs, creatures born in [[Void Between the Worlds|The X-Zone]], are unfamiliar with the laws of reality, and powerful enough to simply ignore most of them. |
* [[Reality Warper]]: The Anarchs, creatures born in [[Void Between the Worlds|The X-Zone]], are unfamiliar with the laws of reality, and powerful enough to simply ignore most of them. |
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* [[Training From Hell]]: Acerak goes through this. Bonus points in that it [[Exactly What It Says |
* [[Training From Hell]]: Acerak goes through this. Bonus points in that it [[Exactly What It Says on the Tin|actually comes from hell]]. |
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* [[Xanatos Speed Chess]]: Most of the Whytkins' battles proceed in this manner towards the end of the story. Acerak is particularly good at it. |
* [[Xanatos Speed Chess]]: Most of the Whytkins' battles proceed in this manner towards the end of the story. Acerak is particularly good at it. |
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Revision as of 15:15, 9 April 2014
The Whyt Game is an ongoing RP/ Fanfic based on Final Fantasy IV. More precisely, it's based on the DS Remake's little critter companions, the Whyts.
It has recently passed its second anniversary, which means that there is plenty to read and catch up on.
Created by Todasmile and maintained by Dread_Stapler, it can be found here. Due to a forum change, the rest of the story will have to be be read here. The game's sequel can be found here.
Tropes used include:
- Chekhov's Gun: The orb Suelo picked up in the forest.
- Chuck Cunningham Syndrome: Several examples, including Issaria (who vanished some time during the forest battle early in the game), Deth (who didn't make it past the forum jump), Montblanc (whose story was only tangentially related to the other characters at best and vanished after about ten posts) and the infamous Sij (who was Chucked three times and retgoned once, and whose creator is ashamed of his existence and calls him 'a blight upon roleplaying, characterization and Final Fantasy').
- Cloudcuckoolander: While some characters have their moments, the definitive example is the sequel's Karuto, who for some reason thought it would be nice to wear a lampshade as a hat and won a game of poker by presenting the "ultimate hand", Full Deck.
- Crazy Enough to Work: Most of Wuste's plans and the general theory behind Twincasting; A good example of both being an attempted twincast between a summoning spell and a shapeshifting spell, temporarily turning Wuste into Bahamut. Also, Suelo's umbrellas.
- Easter Eggs: heehee
- Giant Space Flea From Nowhere: Busgusaranth, the final boss, who just so happen to literally be from Nowhere
- Hoist by His Own Petard: Nereid was killed by her own robot(Omega) when, as it became badly damaged, its AI decided to use her as an energy source. Furthermore, Omega itself, normally capable of a significant level of self-repair, was only damaged so badly in the first place by the use of another robot constructed mid-battle out of its own severed parts.
- Fragile Speedster: Serryn. He has become the fastest thing alive, but has pathetically low Defence and Magic Defence stats.
- Improbable Weapon User: Suelo uses umbrellas for most of the story, and Wuste eventually starts using a chakram bigger than his own body.
- Reality Warper: The Anarchs, creatures born in The X-Zone, are unfamiliar with the laws of reality, and powerful enough to simply ignore most of them.
- Training From Hell: Acerak goes through this. Bonus points in that it actually comes from hell.
- Xanatos Speed Chess: Most of the Whytkins' battles proceed in this manner towards the end of the story. Acerak is particularly good at it.
