Bulletstorm/Funny
- While walking down the side of the building to assassinate Novak, Rell and Ishi have this hilarious exchange:
Ishi: I do not like this. I am a soldier, not an assassin! |
- During Last Train From Explosion Town;
Grayson: Can't this thing go any faster?! |
- Serrano's "code" to deactivate the DNA bomb.
Serrano: "U-R-A-D-U-M-B-T-I-T." |
- Grayson kicking over a sign, and thus setting off a chain-reaction that results in half a building collapsing, two seconds after Trishka warned him that the area was dangerous and that they should be stealthy.
Trishka: "It is crazy how stupid you are." |
- When the mother Hekaton arrives.
Trishka: "What the hell did you do to piss this thing off? Kill its babies?" |
- The first time Gray and Ishi meet Trishka.
Trishka: "[...] Go fuck yourself! You shit piles give chase and I will kill your dicks!" |
- Gray's dialogue throughout the part where you control the Mechaton.
"He's my favorite robot pal. Ishi was alright, but he wasn't 50 feet tall..." |
- And how it ends with him saying he named it Waggleton P. Tallylicker... and he never got to tell it. *sniffle*
- The Meta-Burnout boss that thunders into the Boss Room, which fully appears to be an epic and difficult boss fight.... then conks itself on the head with debris falling from the ceiling, before tumbling down into the pit of acid. Best Anticlimax ever.
Grayson: I feel like I should say something witty. |
- The first time we see Serrano in person, as he's fighting off skulls and creeps.
Serrano: "Suck the tears off my dick, you ugly mudfuckers!" |
- When Grayson and Rell find a leash.
Grayson: Rumors were true. Final Echo are using leashes. |
- The entire sequence where Gray and Ishi try to escape from the Ulysses, and how every classic "narrow escape" trope ends up getting subverted.
Gray: Oh, cockfucking rimjob piece of shit! We're back in the same room we were in before! |
- The part where Grayson, Ishi, and Trishka escape a collapsing skyscraper by turning the elevator shaft into a cannon. The pod bursts out through the roof and deposits them unharmed, across town. When flying through the air, the camera zooms in to show them in zero-gee float.