While he does plummet down the Monastery tower after threatening to kill Hype the exact same way, he doesn't die (but he is put out of commission nonetheless).
Death by Irony: Subverted with Mhasse. Darker and Edgier: The Fourth Era, since Barnak took over Torras and its surroundings. Cutscene: What kind of RPG would it be without 'em?. Cut His Heart Out with a Spoon: Invoked by Taskan I. Cut-and-Paste Environments: Completely averted. Guards take one hit with the fully-charged sword. Happens when you travel back in time after a significant advance in the game. Wait, that was a fight? I thought it was just Hype flying around the screen! Curb-Stomp Battle: The opening cutscene features a fight between Hype and Barnak. What is that tile on the rafters in Rave's room that says "Tania" on it?. Creator Cameo: Toyed with, as the game's director is named Alain Tascan. A metallic grid allows people to move above the lava pool without any single adverse effect. Convection Schmonvection: The Astrolabe in stands a merely a few inches above a pool of lava, which is contained within wooden structures. Color-Coded for Your Convenience: Potions, herbs, magics, and bolts. You can even exploit Thereyougo to skip Rajoth via Sequence Breaking. Ex: Thereyougo, druidik, houdini, pouletfrit. Classic Cheatcode: There are more than twenty of these. Circling Birdies: Defeated foes have spinning stars and circles circling above them while they disappear, while a chirping bird sound effect is heard. Canis Latinicus: Averted surprisingly well, considering how much it uses Latin. That's right, the region of Torras is enclaved within a ring of rocks that are higher than the clouds. Boundareefs: An interesting variation: there are mountain cliffs that enclave Hype's roaming in the sky. Most have the same song, but the Gladiator and Senekal have a completely different one, while Barnak's is a slightly different version of the standard song. Battle Theme Music: All bosses have this, and some even fade out when Hype is far enough away. One of the bosses is a three-headed dragon made of gold coins, which Hype fights while standing on piles of the stuff. And he isn't even seen with a bag at all! Bag of Holding: While less outrageous than some other examples, Hype does carry a vast amount of arrows, herbs and potions around. Backtracking: Especially near the end of the game. However, Dark Hype takes this even farther with his rapid fire crossbow! No realoading, ready to fire as soon as an arrow has been fired. Automatic Crossbow: Hype's crossbow, of course. The red do more damage, but still do not kill in one hit. 
Arbitrary Gun Power: Hype's crossbow has two types of bolts, red and blue. They collapse piece by piece when defeated, but they usually reform after a short while. They hover eerily above the ground and use flails as weapons. Animated Armor: Ominous black, horned armors appear as enemies through the game.
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