The dishwasher vampire smile the engineer

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The Invalid boss, with a heaping helping of Interface Screw.Yuki's nightmares quickly turn into this.Battle in the Center of the Mind: Several in the sequel:.Badass Boast: 'They call me the Dishwasher.Ax Crazy: The Dishwasher himself may be unsettlingly violent with all his beheadings and grenade-feedings, but The Prisoner is flat out messed up.Yuki's Painkiller weapon is a giant syringe that not only has excellent lockdown and anti-air capabilities, but also sucks the life from enemies.It's also probably his most well-balanced weapon, and rips enemies apart once fully leveled up. Awesome Yet Practical: The Dishwasher's Shift Blade is a katana that allows him to teleport.

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It does huge damage, especially if you soak the enemy first, but the generator severely hinders the Dishwasher's mobility and its range is far outstripped by the Violence Hammer.

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Awesome but Impractical: The Dishwasher's Dekkentozter in Vampire Smile is a ludicrous Improvised Weapon that consists of a squirt gun, a portable generator, and a toaster on the end of a wire.

Art Evolution: The second game's graphics are more on par with Braid or Limbo than the original, with marked improvements to everything from backgrounds to the Dishwasher himself.

Assimilation Plot: The cyborg conversion movement turns out to be this.

As Long as It Sounds Foreign, Heavy Metal Umlaut: Iffenhaus Prison, the banker Г–mГ¶dГ¶, Dishwasher's Dekkentozter, possibly other examples.

And Your Reward Is Clothes: The Dishwasher gets a shirt after you beat the first game, and a Nice Hat if you beat it on Samurai difficulty.

The Chef is, according to the developer, quite black, but appears just as ashen as everyone else.

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Amazing Technicolor Population: Inverted - everyone has completely white skin, regardless of actual race and/or probable skin tone.

Amazing Technicolor Battlefield: The final battle in Vampire Smile.

It's nice to have such a magnanimous boss.

Alien Blood: The Dishwasher's blood creeps through his veins despite the absence of, say, anything like a heart.

Both are available for 800 MS points each on Xbox Live. On top of a fairly involved story mode, both games also feature co-op play (although the first game's second player interaction is limited to a helper much like in Super Mario Galaxy) and Arcade modes consisting of fifty increasingly difficult challenges. The games have attracted some flak for their art style and threadbare, usually ridiculous story, but also attract considerable acclaim for their frenetic combat (reminiscent of Devil May Cry and other combo-based beat 'em ups with scads of bloody finishing moves to boot) and impressive production values everything from the cutscenes to the music are provided by Ska Studios.

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The games' plots are presented as a series of gritty comic strips which can sometimes make it a challenge to see whether the story is taking the piss or not. For lack of anything better to do, he picks up a couple of meat cleavers and carves his way through a tale involving evil supercomputers, long-lost siblings, an alien chef, and shotgun-wielding vampire cowboy assassins. One day, he wakes up in the restaurant kitchen with mild amnesia, a big hole in his chest where his heart should be, and an army of cyborgs out for his head. The Dishwasher starts the eponymous Dishwasher, a dishwasher working in a bleak world where humans are choosing to be mass-converted into cyborgs and the undead run amok. The first game, Dead Samurai, went up for sale in April 2009, with the sequel, Vampire Smile, following suit two years later. The Dishwasher is a side-scrolling Beat'Em Up series released for the Xbox Live Arcade by (formerly) one-man design team Ska Studios. PAGES WILL BE DELETED OTHERWISE IF THEY ARE MISSING BASIC MARKUP. DON'T MAKE PAGES MANUALLY UNLESS A TEMPLATE IS BROKEN, AND REPORT IT THAT IS THE CASE.

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