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Tropes featured in Treasure of Pirates:
 Anti-Frustration Features: After several failed attempts at the notoriously difficult map minigame, the player will simply receive a different copy of the map from Robinson, if they decide to quit.


 Coconut Meets Cranium: In one of the minigames, Reksio must protect the village from the pirates. How does he do this? By throwing coconuts at them.

 Convection, Schmonvection: Halfway through the game, the characters must cross a cave filled with lava inside an active volcano. How? By jumping on rocks partially submerged in lava!

 Cypher Language: The pirates use their own script called the Ratscript that only few other characters (The Chief of the Black Village tribe, partially Robinson Kozoe) can understand.

 Dub Species Change: The pirates are rats, but the Romanian dub changed them to mice.

 Early-Bird Cameo: The space chickens make an appearance in the third episode that takes place under the volcano. They become major antagonists in the second game.

 Early-Installment Weirdness: Reksio is solo, Moles is just comic relief, there is no real story, the game is much shorter and easier than its sequels and there are even more sudden changes in gameplay.

 Excuse Plot: This game is simply about Reksio going through adventures on a tropical island to find the treasure of the pirates, in contrast to later games which have a more connected storyline. That being said...
 Innocuously Important Episode: Some characters and plot points in the game prove to be very important later on. Moles joins Reksio in adventures starting with the next game. The space chickens from the UFO level become antagonists in the next game. The island itself is revisited in the fifth game, where it's revealed to go through the Line Date - which is important in helping Reksio and Moles return home.



 Good All Along: The pirates are mistaken for the bad guys who want to attack the Black Chicken Village and eat the Temple made of cheese. They actually want to find the treasure to fulfill their captain's dream of sending it to the Lonely Egg's House.

 Invisible Writing: After he fell overboard, Captain O' Gryzek used sympathetic ink to write messages and draw a map. These arrived at the Treasure Island in bottles.


 MacGuffin: The titular treasure is just there for the sake of having a goal for the game. However, reksio wants to find the treasure to give it to the pirates, who in turn want to send it to the Lonely Egg's House.

 MacGuffin Title: The game is named after the treasure that the pirates want to find.

 Reptiles Are Abhorrent: In the jungle level, Reksio must cross a river full of turtles and crocodiles that can knock him in the water while also avoiding being ambushed by snakes that rest on the trees.

 Riddle Me This: In order to enter the temple and reach the volcano, Reksio must answer the Capon's riddles correctly.

 Robinsonade:
 The game begins with Reksio stranded on a shipwreck after going surfing on a stormy day. After being set free, he is brought to the Treasure Island where the rest of the story takes place.

 A more direct reference to Robinson Crusoe is Robinson Kozoe, who was stranded on the island years ago and has been living on it ever since.



 Running Gag: In this game, Moles is often caught in embarrassing situations and he always complains about it.

 Solar-Powered Magnifying Glass: Piptaszek's glasses can be used to start a fire to read the Invisible Writing on the piece of paper from the bottle found by Reksio.

 Spiders Are Scary: In the second volcanic level, Reksio must avoid the spiders while crossing the bridge, otherwise he'll start over.

 Tropical Island Adventure: The plot takes place on the Treasure Island found i

Reksio Si Capitanul Nemo 60

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