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Gameplay Overview

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 '''Stage Order:''' Cloud City | Factory | Capitol
-Both of Kart's ships have easy to use shots, and he starts with the Cloud City stage which is arguably the easiest to get a high score multiplier out of. This makes Kart a great choice for both beginner and advanced players. However both of his ships have the worst movement speed in the game, which makes optimal medal collecting difficult at the top level. But if you don`t care about scoring AT ALL, then this ship`s is great for pure survival purposes.
+Both of Kart's ships have easy to use shots, and he starts with the Cloud City stage which is arguably the easiest to get a high score multiplier out of. This makes Kart a great choice for both beginner and advanced players. However both of his ships have the worst movement speed in the game, which makes optimal medal collecting difficult at the top level.
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 '''Stage Order:''' Factory | Cloud City | Capitol
-Romi has two very appealing ships. Sparrow has fast movement speed and a precise shot that's good for taking out single targets. On the other hand Porchka Dash is a good beginner ship due to its homing missiles. Unfortunately she has the worst stage order in the game, which hampers her scoring potential. but if you don`t care about scoring with her, just choose her and go for pure survival.
+Romi has two very appealing ships. Sparrow has fast movement speed and a precise shot that's good for taking out single targets. On the other hand Porchka Dash is a good beginner ship due to its homing missiles. Unfortunately she has the worst stage order in the game, which hampers her scoring potential.
 |}
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 '''Stage Order:''' Cloud City | Capitol | Factory
-Chery has strong ships for both survival and scoring purposes. Stork is a good survival ship thanks to its homing shot, although its low damage means enemies and bosses will stay on screen a bit longer, putting the player on more stress on dodging the bullets. On the other hand Carmine Plus' high speed is good for medal collecting, and like Kart she starts with the Cloud City stage which is great for racking up a high score multiplier out of the gate.
+Chery has strong ships for both survival and scoring. Stork is a good survival ship thanks to its homing shot, although its low damage means enemies and bosses will stay on screen a bit longer. On the other hand Carmine Plus' high speed is good for medal collecting, and like Kart she starts with the Cloud City stage which is great for racking up a high score multiplier out of the gate.
 |}
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 '''Stage Order:''' Capitol | Cloud City | Factory
-Both of Ralugo's ships have unique shot types that differ greatly from the rest of the cast. Albatross deals damage to everything in close range, while Widerstand 2's mines can be aimed to the sides for some large screen coverage. Ralugo is the least straightforward of all the characters to play, but offers some interesting routing styles to anyone willing to experiment with him.
+Both of Ralugo's ships have unique shot types that differ greatly from the rest of the cast. Albatross deals damage to everything in close range, while Widerstand 2's mines can be aimed to the sides for some large screen coverage. Ralugo is the least straightforward of all the characters to play, but offers some interesting routing to anyone willing to experiment with him.
 |}

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 '''Stage Order:''' Cloud City | Factory | Capitol
-Both of Kart's ships have easy to use shots, and he starts with the Cloud City stage which is arguably the easiest to get a high score multiplier out of. This makes Kart a great choice for both beginner and advanced players. However both of his ships have the worst movement speed in the game, which makes optimal medal collecting difficult at the top level.
+Both of Kart's ships have easy to use shots, and he starts with the Cloud City stage which is arguably the easiest to get a high score multiplier out of. This makes Kart a great choice for both beginner and advanced players. However both of his ships have the worst movement speed in the game, which makes optimal medal collecting difficult at the top level. But if you don`t care about scoring AT ALL, then this ship`s is great for pure survival purposes.
 |}
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 '''Stage Order:''' Factory | Cloud City | Capitol
-Romi has two very appealing ships. Sparrow has fast movement speed and a precise shot that's good for taking out single targets. On the other hand Porchka Dash is a good beginner ship due to its homing missiles. Unfortunately she has the worst stage order in the game, which hampers her scoring potential.
+Romi has two very appealing ships. Sparrow has fast movement speed and a precise shot that's good for taking out single targets. On the other hand Porchka Dash is a good beginner ship due to its homing missiles. Unfortunately she has the worst stage order in the game, which hampers her scoring potential. but if you don`t care about scoring with her, just choose her and go for pure survival.
 |}
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 '''Stage Order:''' Cloud City | Capitol | Factory
-Chery has strong ships for both survival and scoring. Stork is a good survival ship thanks to its homing shot, although its low damage means enemies and bosses will stay on screen a bit longer. On the other hand Carmine Plus' high speed is good for medal collecting, and like Kart she starts with the Cloud City stage which is great for racking up a high score multiplier out of the gate.
+Chery has strong ships for both survival and scoring purposes. Stork is a good survival ship thanks to its homing shot, although its low damage means enemies and bosses will stay on screen a bit longer, putting the player on more stress on dodging the bullets. On the other hand Carmine Plus' high speed is good for medal collecting, and like Kart she starts with the Cloud City stage which is great for racking up a high score multiplier out of the gate.
 |}
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 '''Stage Order:''' Capitol | Cloud City | Factory
-Both of Ralugo's ships have unique shot types that differ greatly from the rest of the cast. Albatross deals damage to everything in close range, while Widerstand 2's mines can be aimed to the sides for some large screen coverage. Ralugo is the least straightforward of all the characters to play, but offers some interesting routing to anyone willing to experiment with him.
+Both of Ralugo's ships have unique shot types that differ greatly from the rest of the cast. Albatross deals damage to everything in close range, while Widerstand 2's mines can be aimed to the sides for some large screen coverage. Ralugo is the least straightforward of all the characters to play, but offers some interesting routing styles to anyone willing to experiment with him.
 |}

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 === Unlockable Secrets ===
-[[File:GW2 - 4 Limis.jpg|thumb|right|Take your revenge on the final boss with four Neo Strangers in Multi Character mode]]
+[[File:GW2 - 4 Limis.jpg|thumb|right|Exact your revenge on the final boss in Multi Character mode]]
 ==== Unlock Code (Dreamcast only) ====
 In the Dreamcast version, you can immediately unlock all unlockables by going to the Gallery in the main menu, and quickly inputting the following code:
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 {{clear}}
 == Characters/Ships ==

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 Giga Wing 2 offers 5 playable characters, and each character has 2 ships, for a total of 10 selectable ships. Each character starts with a default ship, and their secret ship is unlocked by 1ccing the game with the default ship (or by entering the unlock code in the Unlockable Secrets section). Every character has a unique bomb and stage order for the first three stages. Additionally your choice of ship will affect your main shot and movement speed.
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 Giga Wing 2 offers 5 playable characters, and each character has 2 ships, for a total of 10 selectable ships. Each character starts with a default ship, and their secret ship is unlocked by 1ccing the game with the default ship (or by entering the unlock code in the Unlockable Secrets section). Every character has a unique bomb and stage order for the first three stages. Additionally your choice of ship will affect your main shot and movement speed.
-{| class="wikitable" style="font-size:120%; border:1px solid #222222; background-color:#f8f8ff; width: 40%;"
+{| class="wikitable" style="border:1px solid #222222; background-color:#f8f8ff; width: 40%;"
 |-
-! style="background-color:#00ccff; color:#ffffff;" | <big>Kart</big>
+! style="background-color:#00ccff; color:#ffffff; font-size:120%;" | <big>Kart</big>
-! style="background-color:#00ccff; color:#ffffff;" | Default Ship
+! style="background-color:#00ccff; color:#ffffff; font-size:120%;" | Default Ship
-! style="background-color:#00ccff; color:#ffffff;" | Secret Ship
+! style="background-color:#00ccff; color:#ffffff; font-size:120%;" | Secret Ship
 |-
 {{!}} [[File:Kart.png]]
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 * '''Speed:''' Very Slow
 |-
-| colspan="3" | '''Bomb:''' SPAAAAAARK BOMBAAAAAAA
+| colspan="3" | '''Bomb:''' Spark Bomber - Damages everything on screen
 '''Stage Order:''' Cloud City | Factory | Capitol
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 |}
-{| class="wikitable" style="font-size:120%; border:1px solid #222222; background-color:#f8f8ff; width: 40%;"
+{| class="wikitable" style="border:1px solid #222222; background-color:#f8f8ff; width: 40%;"
 |-
-! style="background-color:#e6e600; color:#ffffff;" | <big>Romi</big>
+! style="background-color:#e6e600; color:#ffffff; font-size:120%;" | <big>Romi</big>
-! style="background-color:#e6e600; color:#ffffff;" | Default Ship
+! style="background-color:#e6e600; color:#ffffff; font-size:120%;" | Default Ship
-! style="background-color:#e6e600; color:#ffffff;" | Secret Ship
+! style="background-color:#e6e600; color:#ffffff; font-size:120%;" | Secret Ship
 |-
 {{!}} [[File:Romi.png]]
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 |}
-{| class="wikitable" style="font-size:120%; border:1px solid #222222; background-color:#f8f8ff; width: 40%;"
+{| class="wikitable" style="border:1px solid #222222; background-color:#f8f8ff; width: 40%;"
 |-
-! style="background-color:#eebbff; color:#ffffff;" | <big>Limi</big>
+! style="background-color:#eebbff; color:#ffffff; font-size:120%;" | <big>Limi</big>
-! style="background-color:#eebbff; color:#ffffff;" | Default Ship
+! style="background-color:#eebbff; color:#ffffff; font-size:120%;" | Default Ship
-! style="background-color:#eebbff; color:#ffffff;" | Secret Ship
+! style="background-color:#eebbff; color:#ffffff; font-size:120%;" | Secret Ship
 |-
 {{!}} [[File:Limi.png]]
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 |}
-{| class="wikitable" style="font-size:120%; border:1px solid #222222; background-color:#f8f8ff; width: 40%;"
+{| class="wikitable" style="border:1px solid #222222; background-color:#f8f8ff; width: 40%;"
 |-
-! style="background-color:#ff2200; color:#ffffff;" | <big>Chery</big>
+! style="background-color:#ff2200; color:#ffffff; font-size:120%;" | <big>Chery</big>
-! style="background-color:#ff2200; color:#ffffff;" | Default Ship
+! style="background-color:#ff2200; color:#ffffff; font-size:120%;" | Default Ship
-! style="background-color:#ff2200; color:#ffffff;" | Secret Ship
+! style="background-color:#ff2200; color:#ffffff; font-size:120%;" | Secret Ship
 |-
 {{!}} [[File:Chery.png]]
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-{| class="wikitable" style="font-size:120%; border:1px solid #222222; background-color:#f8f8ff; width: 40%;"
+{| class="wikitable" style="border:1px solid #222222; background-color:#f8f8ff; width: 40%;"
 |-
-! style="background-color:#66ff00; color:#ffffff;" | <big>Ralugo</big>
+! style="background-color:#66ff00; color:#ffffff; font-size:120%;" | <big>Ralugo</big>
-! style="background-color:#66ff00; color:#ffffff;" | Default Ship
+! style="background-color:#66ff00; color:#ffffff; font-size:120%;" | Default Ship
-! style="background-color:#66ff00; color:#ffffff;" | Secret Ship
+! style="background-color:#66ff00; color:#ffffff; font-size:120%;" | Secret Ship
 |-
 {{!}} [[File:Ralugo.png]]
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 | style="text-align:left;" | [[File:GW2 - Raluga Widerstand 2.jpg|115px|center]]
 <center>'''Widerstand 2'''</center>
-* '''Shot:''' Mines that can be aimed forwards or to the sides
+* '''Shot:''' Mines that can be aimed forwards, to the sides, or backwards. Aim your cannons by moving up or down while not shooting, and lock their position by holding autofire.
 * '''Speed:''' Fast
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	You unlock it by scoring at least 100 quintillion points over all of the games you've played (including Score Attack mode). To enable it, go into Arcade or 4-Player mode, and while on the character select screen continually press start for each ship you wish to add.		You unlock it by scoring at least 100 quintillion points over all of the games you've played (including Score Attack mode). To enable it, go into Arcade or 4-Player mode, and while on the character select screen continually press start for each ship you wish to add.

		+	{{clear}}
	== Characters/Ships ==		== Characters/Ships ==

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	=== Unlockable Secrets ===		=== Unlockable Secrets ===
		+
		+	[[File:GW2 - 4 Limis.jpg\|thumb\|right\|Take your revenge on the final boss with four Neo Strangers in Multi Character mode]]
		+	==== Unlock Code (Dreamcast only) ====
		+	In the Dreamcast version, you can immediately unlock all unlockables by going to the Gallery in the main menu, and quickly inputting the following code:
		+
		+	<code>Up, X, Y, X, Down, Y, X, Y, Y</code>
		+
		+	==== Secret Ships ====
		+	Each character has a secret ship that can be unlocked by 1ccing the game with that character's default ship. You can use any difficulty setting you want, including setting the difficulty to 1 and setting lives and bombs to the max value.
		+
		+	==== Multi Character Mode (Dreamcast only) ====
		+	This mode lets you control 2-4 ships with a single controller. Unlocking it adds a "change" button to the button configuration, which lets you change the formation of your ships.
		+
		+	You unlock it by scoring at least 100 quintillion points over all of the games you've played (including Score Attack mode). To enable it, go into Arcade or 4-Player mode, and while on the character select screen continually press start for each ship you wish to add.

	== Characters/Ships ==		== Characters/Ships ==

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 * '''Speed:''' Fast
 |-
-| colspan="3" | '''Bomb:''' Prominis Bomber - A blast of fire that damages in front of Chery
+| colspan="3" | '''Bomb:''' Prominis Bomber - A blast of fire that damages everything in front of Chery
 '''Stage Order:''' Cloud City | Capitol | Factory

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 | colspan="3" | '''Bomb:''' SPAAAAAARK BOMBAAAAAAA
 '''Stage Order:''' Cloud City | Factory | Capitol
 |}
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 | colspan="3" | '''Bomb:''' Wing Bomber - Damages everything to the left and right of Romi
 '''Stage Order:''' Factory | Cloud City | Capitol
 |}
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 | colspan="3" | '''Bomb:''' Wing Bomber - Damages everything to the left and right of Limi
 '''Stage Order:''' Capitol | Factory | Cloud City
 |}
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 | colspan="3" | '''Bomb:''' Prominis Bomber - A blast of fire that damages in front of Chery
 '''Stage Order:''' Cloud City | Capitol | Factory
 |}
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 | colspan="3" | '''Bomb:''' Gravity Bomber - Summons a black hole that damages everything near the center of the screen
 '''Stage Order:''' Capitol | Cloud City | Factory
 |}