Degree
Over
Over adjective - Brought or having come to an end.
Both words in one sentence
- The Paper Mario series lampshades this trope almost the entire game, where if you do an instant 180-degree turn (or an object does) it shows the object or person literally turning over as if you were flipping the piece of paper over instead of turning it around in a more real-life way.
Source: Instant 180 Degree Turn - This has happened, to a far lesser degree in Sonic Adventure, itself over 10 years old, and again in Sonic Advance 2.
Source: Never Live It Down / Video Games -
The whole team drools over Val-Yor to a scary degree, trusting the stranger to the point of joining a mission of his far from Earth way too quickly.
Source: The Knights Who Say "Squee!"
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