All Your Base Are Belong to Us: The Wasp King and his cohorts invade the Ant Kingdom to steal the artifacts to find the Everlasting Sapling, twice.All There in the Manual: A lot of the details of the setting are only explained in the lost Ant Kingdom lore books.Switching leaders swaps their positions too. There is even a cactus version of the Seedlings found here. All Deserts Have Cacti: The desert area, the Lost Sands, is littered with catci and has a ravine filled with it that spans from the south end to the north end, even though it's a sandbox.The final Ant Kingdom lore book offers up several possibilities, which even in universe are considered unclear and possibly just myth. That said, when the group finally enters the Giant's Lair, despite massive disrepair and whatever the hell that's living there that is very clearly not human being there, this is still only one house, leaving it unclear if the story is simply set in the yard of an abandoned home or if humanity has truly disappeared. After the End: The Day of Awakening for bugs is heavily implied to also have been the day of reckoning for the "Giants" whose relics dot Bugaria.Aerith and Bob: The names of the characters tend to vary between fantasy-grounded names (Vi, Kabbu, Zasp, Mothiva, Bomby, Samira, Fabri, etc.), corruptions of real names (Elizant bloodline), and fairly mundane and realistic names (Chuck, Janet, Ann, Alex, Kenny, Rebecca, etc.).Adam Smith Hates Your Guts: The prices for staying in an inn rises gradually over the course of the game: From 3 berries per bug in the Ant Kingdom to 4 berries in Defiant Root to 5 berries in Termite Kingdom.Actually Four Mooks: A single enemy on the field could represent a battle with up to four foes.Action Commands: An important part of the battle system is to time button presses in order to give a boost to defense or attack.Accordion to Most Sailors: The musical theme of Bugaria Pier uses an accordion as the main instrument.Because it is learned in an optional area, it is never required to beat the main game, but it is used to access certain locations like Seedling Haven without the Fly ability, and it is needed to battle the Peacock Spider. Leif's Icicle ability is used to make bridges across rivers.The entrance to Stream Mountain can be found in Chapter 3, but Team Snakemouth needs Kabbu's Dig ability to go under an obstacle and get in.Because this move is learned during a Plot Tunnel that does not end until the chapter is beaten, is also means those areas cannot be accessed until Heavy Drone B-33 is destroyed. Various beds of thorny vines appear, including one in the entrance to Chomper Caves, and cannot be crossed until Leif learns to make Bubble Shields in Chapter 3.The Devourer's arena is one such location, as it is passed on the way to the Golden Settlement, but it cannot be entered until after backtracking with the Hold ability. Certain bridge and platform cranks only work when they are constantly activated by something, which is what Vi's Beemerang Hold can be used on.Elizant is not with the party before Chapter 6, so Vi just refuses to carry Kabbu any farther in to the area. Even if the Forsaken Lands are entered before Chapter 6, the party cannot go very far without needing Vi's Fly, which she only does because Queen Elizant II orders her to. A large pile of rubble blocks the half that leads to the Forsaken Lands, and needs Kabbu's horn dash ability to break through, which he doesn't learn until late in Chapter 5. The area that leads to the Forsaken Lands is accessed as early as Chapter 2 - it is part of the same tunnel that leads to the Golden Path.Ability Required to Proceed: Several areas are blocked off by the need to use skills the party does not have, in addition to some of them having story checks:.Abandoned Laboratory: Upper Snakemouth is an abandoned, creepy laboratory, where the roaches did their horrific experiments - that are still around and try to attack you.Please move all character-specific tropes to the Character page.
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