#Shadow warrior 3 doom full#

Ludicrous Gibs: Lampshaded by Lo Wang when he can't even identify what blood belongs to who.Last Chance Hit Point: Lo Wang will reach 1 HP when taking enough damage to enemies and slow down time.The Klutz: Every time Oni Hanma shows up in the gameplay reveal, they wind up in a pratfall of some kind, either slamming face-first into a gate or slipping off a pagoda roof.

#Shadow warrior 3 doom full#

Heel–Face Turn: Orochi Zilla make a full one here after doing it in the end of the previous game.

Ground Pound: As shown in the long version of the 'Way to Motoko' trailer, the Oni Hanma's Gore Weapon is a huge hammer that allows Wang to unleash a powerful AoE ground attack that destroys low-tier enemies nearby.And if a finisher is performed on it, Wang can use them for himself. Guns Akimbo: The Gassy Obariyon wields two miniguns.

Once full, Wang can consume one segment (or several, depending on the enemy's size) to instantly kill whatever he's looking at, along with getting a unique temporary weapon to use. As Wang kills enemies, segments of a bar will fill.

Finishing Move: A newly-added mechanic for this game.

The moment he takes off his mask, the main characters look the other way around in disgust.

Fan Disservice: Played with Hoji wearing a mask almost the entire time.

At nearly the end of the game, Lo Wang, Zilla, Motoko, and the revived Hoji finally worked together. Yes, even the revived Hoji who revealed his true intentions which failed.

Enemy Mine: Literally, everyone up until the end.

Apparently if he gets too angry, he loses his hair.

Expository Hairstyle Change: Lo Wang has grown his hair back out from the shave that he got in the first game.

Drop the Hammer: As shown in the long version of the 'Way to Motoko' trailer, the Oni Hanma's Gore Weapon is a huge hammer that allows Wang to do powerful ground pounds that destroy low-tier enemies nearby.

Double Jump: One of the feats shown in the long version of the 'Way to Motoko' trailer is Wang's ability to do an extra jump at the highest point of a previous jump.

What does Hoji do? While not hugging, he shakes Lo Wang's hand and 'looks down'. After Wang captures one of its eggs and lets it hatch in a hot spring, Hoji is revived with a naked bathing Wang in front of him. Taken even further after defeating the boss.

Double Entendre: The name of the first boss: Ancient Cock.

Denser and Wackier: The gameplay reveal features as much gore, enemy-juggling and one-liners as the previous installments, but the enemy designs, compared to the more visceral, Body Horror-addled beasts of the previous game, are much more stylized and offbeat, like a firework-spewing, concertina-bodied Villainous Harlequin called Slinky Jakku.

They'll just restart the encounter or respawn you nearby after a second or two.

Death Is a Slap on the Wrist: Being killed in battle and falling down pits usually won't set you back too far.

Cool Mask: Lo Wang wears the mask of his deceased demon best friend Hoji and pulls it off surprisingly well.

Comic-Book Fantasy Casting: In the gameplay reveal, Zilla bears a resemblance to a white-haired, bearded Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa.

By Wall That Is Holey: The gameplay reveal ends with the walls of Kumo Brotherhood's sanctuary falling apart around Lo Wang.

Blatant Item Placement: Played for Laughs in the Release Date trailer, where Wang shoots at a 'Questionably placed exploding barrel'.

The worst of all? Around half the planet was destroyed. Zilla, who at the time of the second game basically the only known authority figure for humanity, lost all his fortune.

Bittersweet Ending: Despite destroying the dragon once and for all and prevented the world from being completely destroyed, it is far off to say a true happy ending.

Barehanded Blade Block: Performing a finisher on a Hattori has Wang stop it from slicing him in half by grabbing the oncoming blade with his hands, before wrenching the sword from the monster's grasp and beheading it.

a snarky, white facepainted 'Overpowered God-Tier Witch'. In the Release Date trailer, Motoko turns out to be.

Bait-and-Switch: The 'Way to Motoko' gameplay trailer, as well as the 'Motoko Thunderdome' level showcase trailer hinted at Motoko as a place rather than a person.

Attack of the 50-Foot Whatever: The Release Date trailer ends with a 'Massive F'ing Dragon' that emerges from the cliff of the area Wang, Motoko and Orochi Zilla are fighting in.

Asian and Nerdy: Lo Wang, starting the gameplay reveal by attempting a Seinfeldian Conversation with Zilla about dragons and spaceships.

Sneak peeks: Motoko Thunderdome - Doomsday Device - That Damn Dam.

Gameplay: Way to Motoko - Way to Motoko (Full 17 minutes) - Trailer 2.