Afterwards, the game's creators appear in Level 50, simply called 'The End'. Dryspell and his army, the city holds a parade for Cloudy, and the parade is a playable stage. Playable Epilogue: After saving the city from Dr.Pivotal Boss: The turret in the Dryspell Gates Stage is stationary and it can rotate to target Cloudy.

No OSHA Compliance: The Warehouse has a layout that allows fire to spread easily, and the stage's objective is to set everything in the stage on fire.

New Powers as the Plot Demands: Cloudy can rain down meteors in the Late Cretaceous Stage, and it's the only stage in which he is able to do so.

New Game+: Beating the game unlocks 'You Beat the Game!' Edition which mixes up the existing levels with new objectives and allows Cloudy to use all of his powers from the beginning.

Multi-Mook Melee: Seattle Defense involves defeating multiple waves of enemies in a Tower Defense stage.

In addition, Seattle Defense takes about ten minutes to finish.

Marathon Level: 'It Came From the Sky' takes about fifteen minutes to play through.

If it runs dry, Cloudy must find a source of water, or tar to refill it. In addition, levels that use tar also use the meter.

Mana Meter: Cloudy has a water gauge in many stages and he must have water inside it to be able to produce rain or ice.

Making a Splash: Obviously, with Cloudy being a rain cloud, the first power he has is the ability to rain on objects.

Leave the Camera Running: Some weird things happen in the Do Not Move Level the longer you keep the level on and watch.

In addition, the Museum level has a Laser Hallway going through the back exit. Dryspell features laser turrets that seek Cloudy and will fire balls of energy at him if they detect him. The more you wait without moving, the higher you score.

Idle Game: The Do Not Move level is an idle level.

Human Snowball: Cloudy turns Hoomans into snowballs with his use of the icy ability.

In the Dust Stage, the player must protect a bomb from an onslaught of mooks until it can explode. The player fails if the city should be destroyed.

Hold the Line: In the Seattle Defense stage, the player must help protect the city from hoard of enemies in a Tower Defense game.

Heist Episode: The Museum stage tasks Cloudy with stealing a painting from a museum.

Framing Device: Cloudy's adventures are presented as a bedtime story a grandfather is telling his (initially unamused) grandchild.

In addition, the Cloud Paint Stage couldn't have a clearer objective: just paint a picture.

Exactly What It Says on the Tin: The Do Not Move Level ends if you should move.

Everything's Better with Dinosaurs: Dinosaurs appear in the Late Cretaceous Stage.Do Not Touch the Funnel Cloud: Items are only sucked up by Cloudy's tornado if they should touch it.In the Birthday stage, Cloudy is instructed to destroy the celebrating boy's presents because the narrator's grandson was not invited to the party. Disproportionate Retribution: Froggie wants Cloudy to soak everyone in a restaurant and ruin their day in the Restaurant stage because they are topping their pizza with ketchup.He also admits that it's all his life was meant for and hopes the player encounters a bug so they can come back and talk with him. He then lampshades this by saying that he only exists on that part of the map just to tell the player that and nothing else, along with not having a chance to cameo anywhere else in the game.

Desperately Looking for a Purpose in Life: Buggy the Bug who was just put there on the map to introduce himself and tell the player to contact the game's dev team if they encounter a bug.Crosshair Aware: Laser Turrets will shine a crosshair on Cloudy right before the fire at him.Creator Cameo: The game's creators appear in Level 50, the game's Playable Epilouge level.

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