![]() The others get annoyed whenever he calls it that. Insistent Terminology: One of the rebels is really attached to his nickname for the secret hideout, El Bunko.Sunshine take up more honest jobs repairing the village after he's defeated. Heel–Face Turn: The robots working for Mr.He actually wants to destroy the island with his volcano to build a perfect city in his image. Sunshine markets himself as a businessman who sends flying robots who pick up trash and even gives money to the residents of the town. It is within jail that Piku learns of said plan and needs to escape to stop it. Sunshine arrests Piku and puts him in jail for breaking his robots and interfering with his plans. Sunshine across a river of lava in a speedboat while he throws corn (which turns into popcorn upon hitting the lava) at you. "Get Back Here!" Boss: The closest thing to a final boss is a sequence where you chase Mr.Sunshine is the bad guy and come up with all sorts of enthusiastic excuses to cheer him on while he takes their stuff. Genre Blindness: Exaggerated and played for laughs with the villagers in the first town, who blow right by all the obvious clues that Mr.Late in the game, however, the villagers slowly start catching on as to how he's destroying them, at which point Sunshine doesn't even try to hide his insanity anymore. Sunshine presents an affable front, offering money for "junk" and offering a tour at some point. El Spanish "-o": One of the rebels calls the secret bunker "El Bunko.".In some places the "door" is a frog that teleports you. Door to Before: The more difficult platforming and puzzle sections usually give you a shortcut back to the beginning.Sunshine's greed and destruction of the environment are clear parallels to capitalism, and the way that he lies and spreads propaganda to further his control of the world is very comparable to dystopian settings. ![]()
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