Regenerating Health: For the remake, and of the 'block' type.Press X to Not Die: Right before the final boss: Button mash to resist shooting yourself in the head.Pinball Projectile: Aiming at airborne frying pans or certain surfaces can turn your bullets into these.One-Winged Angel: In the second phase of the fight with Pedro, Pedro unpeels himself to reveal a more horrifying-looking banana self as well as summon two giant handguns to shoot you with.Pedro thought it would have been more high-tech. Non-Indicative Name: The Internet, is a giant mechanical complex filled with pipes.Mirror Boss: Ophelia fights just like the protagonist, complete with spinning and diving around to avoid your attacks.The remake re-introduces them on Bananas difficulty. Med Kit: These heal the protagonist a little bit in the flash game.I Regret Nothing: One of the quotes the mercenaries in District Null can say is the opposite of this trope before being added up to the Vigilante's many victims.Pedro is a product of the Vigilante's drugged-up mind and only he can see or hear him. Imaginary Friend: Of the insane variety.They can also split their aim in order to target two different places at once. Guns Akimbo: The vigilante can dual-wield one-handed guns like handguns and uzis.Gun Fu/ Guns Akimbo: The vigilante can perform some absolutely ridiculous tricks when he has two guns at once, such as twirling through the air and successfully ventilating several mooks standing on opposite sides.to reveal that he has Pedro's smiley face. After imaginary Pedro is defeated, the vigilante unmasks himself.
After the vigilante resists Pedro's final influence to kill himself, the Final Boss is a Battle in the Center of the Mind against Pedro. The original flash game has "eat the banana" and then the protagonist spouts butterfly wings, fight the giant version of the Author Avatar (which takes form of a real photo of the author) and after defeating it, the protagonist blows up, and the words YOU WIN appeared, followed by congratulations and credits. Freeze-Frame Bonus: In the launch trailer, there is one in form of a poster of Pedro saying "KILL THEM ALL". Free-Fall Fight: In 2-9, you chase Denny by jumping in a long pit while you are falling you are shooting down other enemies. Denny realizes that the vigilante is his brother, but doesn't say any more due to an inconvenient platform squishing him. Denny's hatred of fathers may seem to be a gag to make his Bad Santa theme work, but it turns out that the previous boss, Mitch, is said father. Foreshadowing: There's some clues of the vigilante and the bosses of the game are in fact connected. Ear Ache: The blood on the area at one end of Pedro as shown on the page image drops the disturbing implication that the vigilante erased his memory by jamming a banana far into his ear. Denser and Wackier: Compared to its Heroic Bloodshed ilk Hotline Miami, Katana ZERO, and RUINER. Use bullet time to aim your shots while in the middle of parkour. 
Bullet Time: The main focus of the game. Bizarre and Improbable Ballistics: Ricocheting bullets always converge on a target, regardless of the angle of the object they bounce off of. The Atoner: The vigilante is revealed to be this, as he turns out to be a relative of the antagonists, and willingly gave himself amnesia in order to absolve himself of the guilt of killing them and to send a message to anyone who could follow in their footsteps after their deaths. 
Anthropomorphic Food: Pedro, the title character. An Ass-Kicking Christmas: District Null reveals the game takes place during Christmas time.
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