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Fujita made the bosses themed around fish and other aquatic creatures. Yarita designed these battleships and created a total of 26 different designs, but time constraints only allowed the development team to use 11 of them in the final game. A single boss took roughly ten days to create. Some of the unused designs made it onto the game's promotional material, which was attributed to the art being outsourced to a different company.
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selected the Darius colonists as their next combatants. The Darius inhabitants' only line of defense were the Silver Hawk series: single-piloted fighter craft designed for long space travel with the ability to wield different weapons at the same time. Two of the fleet's top pilots were selected to defend Darius: Proco and Tiat. Together, the two assigned in thwarting Belser's attack on Darius.
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1938:Video games
1830:Battle Gear
1608:Chaos Rings
1592:Square Enix
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429:Darius Plus
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227:multiplayer
159:ZX Spectrum
130:Platform(s)
106:Composer(s)
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239:is a 1987
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1474:Darius II
1287:"Darius+"
894:ignored (
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604:88% (PCE)
527:Reception
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295:power-ups
151:PC Engine
96:Artist(s)
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1527:Syvalion
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840:23 April
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723:"Darius"
698:Daraiasu
685:Japanese
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445:Atari ST
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273:Gameplay
208:Genre(s)
143:Atari ST
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169:Release
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135:Arcade
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117:Series
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1926:Japan
1914:1980s
1872:Lufia
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1380:(PDF)
689:ダライアス
672:Notes
578:(PCE)
539:Score
441:Amiga
291:zones
252:anime
248:Taito
139:Amiga
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1720:Ogre
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