Growlanser: Difference between revisions

* [[Crouching Moron, Hidden Badass]]: Hans in ''The Sense of Justice''. Story-wise, he's a textbook example of a [[Plucky Comic Relief]] character. Gameplay-wise, he's arguably your most effective party member. In the last half of the game, with the right gems equipped, Hans is able to hit any enemy from anywhere on the battlefield and will often kill multiple enemies before the rest of the party can reach them. Hugh from ''Dual Darkness'' has teleport magic that allow him to move himself or another character to any part of the field, plus he have the lowest ATW and Magic casting time allowing him to attack more times and cast magics more often.

* [[Changing of the Guard]]: The main characters in the first game are minor characters in the second. Some are playable.

* [[Devil in Plain Sight]]: {{spoiler|Wolfgang}} in ''The Sense of Justice''. The game doesn't even try to hide this from the player, but it takes significantly longer for Wein and company to figure out that the gruff-voiced, scarred mercenary is up to no good.

* [[Did You Just Punch Out Cthulhu?]]: Gevel/Gevas in the first two games.

* [[Metal Slime]]: The Gold Gel enemies are a little difficult to defeat because their high defense and ability to escape very soon after engaging them. By defeating them you get the best rings and lots of gold.

* [[Mighty Glacier]]: Hien and Creyvaniel from ''Wayfarer of Time''.

* [[More Friends More Benefits]]: In Growlanser: Wayfarer of Time, wooing a female party member gets you her ultimate limit ability and stronger armor. When you become best friends with male party members you earn the same reward.

* [[Multiple Endings]]: All Growlanser games feature multiple endings, depending on paths you take and which characters you developed relationships with.