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Prison Episode: Parker is captured and stripped of his weapons in one mission.

One-Winged Angel: Raveshaw and Petrova infuse with Tiberium to confront Havoc.

This is the only game in the franchise where this trope applies.

No Campaign for the Wicked: Nod is only playable in multi-player.

It also has one area with infinitely respawning, hyper-fast enemies, and another area with a central room connected to a number of smaller rooms every time you step into one of the smaller rooms, new groups of bad guys will spawn in the main room, including Black Hand soldiers armed with rocket launchers. There's a good chance you will be killed within ten seconds of the start of the final level if you don't react immediately to all of the bad guys, and within a couple of seconds when fighting Petrova if you don't leap for cover immediately. The last level is especially hard the loading screen even specifically says that you should save often, as this is a really hard mission, and they are not kidding. It's got rocket troopers who can one-shot you, hordes of mobile mooks that respawn indefinitely as long as officers remain alive, flamethrower and chemical troopers who can kill you in seconds if they get close enough, and plenty of tanks and other vehicles that can splatter you in moments if they catch you in the open. Even on 'Soldier' difficulty ('Normal'-equivalent) the campaign is loaded with hordes of lethally-accurate, heavily-armored respawning enemies.

Nintendo Hard: The game is utterly and completely unforgiving.

Lightning Gun: The Black Widow Volt Auto Rifle.

He doesn't want to work with his old team again (all soldiers equally as competent as he) to begin with, when he does meet up with them he orders them to sit around doing nothing while he retrieves the scientists all by himself (and screws this up), and leaves them standing on the sidelines for the rest of the game.

I Work Alone: Nick 'Havoc' Parker invokes this repeatedly.

It even has the same 100-round magazine capacity.

Expy: The standard assault rifle is basically the M41A pulse rifle, minus a working grenade launcher.

Elemental Absorption: Tiberium mutants are healed by Tiberium-based weapons, like the Chemical Sprayer.

Double Agent: Sakura turns out to have been feeding GDI intel the whole time, her working with Nod was a ruse to put her in a position to do so.

Deadpan Snarker: Captain Nick 'Havoc' Parker.

In the case of the Mammoth you can get in the campaign mode, it's possible it still retains most of the crew, Havoc just gets to bark the orders to them.

However, in multi-player, it is possible for a second player to jump into your tank and take control of the turret for you. Even the Mammoth Tank, which according to in-universe fluff normally takes a crew of eight.

Crew of One: In Renegade you can somehow pilot any vehicle all on your lonesome.

Chef of Iron: You can sometimes find chefs in the mess halls of Nod bases, who will attack you with flamethrowers.

It is locked with a Level Three Security Door and contains a 'Black Widow' Volt Auto Rifle.

Came From the Sky: In the penultimate mission, there is a crashed UFO, presumably of Scrin origin, in the ruins.

Body Horror: Nod's Project Regenesis, which infuses its subjects with Tiberium, with nasty results.

BFG: Several weapons, but especially the Chainguns (See Gatling Good below) and the Merlin Personal Ion Cannon.

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