History Awesome / ShinMegamiTenseiIVApocalypse

* Every time you beat Twisted Tokyo, the dungeon resets and you can fight the Fiends again, except they've become stronger. And you can keep kicking their asses again and again, until their levels are all in the high 900's, with En no Ozuno at level '''999''' [[AbsurdlyHighLevelCap (to compare, the standard level cap is 99)]]. And yes, people have beaten him at that level.

* Every time you beat Twisted Tokyo, the dungeon resets and you can fight the Fiends again, except they've become stronger. And you can keep kicking their asses again and again, until their levels are all in the high 900's, with En no Ozuno at level '''999'''. And yes, people have beaten him at that level.

* The Diamond Realm DLC is pure fanservice. Nanashi is taken to the Diamond Realm, which marked the end of the beginning of ''I'' and was the BrutalBonusLevel of ''II''. In it, he runs into [[spoiler:the Hero from the first game, Aleph from the second, the Demi-fiend from the third, and an alternate Flynn from the Neutral ending of the fourth, and yes, you end up [[CrisisCrossover teaming up with all of them]].]]. At the end, [[spoiler:all five fight against a man four of them got to know over their journeys: Stephen, at Level 128. Yes, the genius cripple is not only higher leveled than YHVH, but he also requires five Messiahs to take down rather than YHVH's two]].

-->'''Dagda:''' I'll lend you my power, kid. '''''LET'S DRAG HIM FROM THAT THRONE!!!'''''

* No matter which path you take, they both lead to the one countless Megaten fans have waited well over a decade to fight: [[spoiler: YHVH. God Almighty in His purest form, which hasn't been seen since ''VideoGame/ShinMegamiTenseiII''.]] Many fans didn't even mind being spoiled on this, as it became their motivation to go play the game.

* No matter which path you take, they both lead to the one countless Megaten fans have waited well over a decade to fight: [[spoiler: YHVH. God Almighty in His purest form, which hasn't been seen since ''VideoGame/ShinMegamiTenseiII''.]]

* No matter which path you take, they both lead to the one countless Megaten fans have waited well over a decade to fight: [[spoiler: YHVH. God Almighty in His purest form, which hasn't been seen since VideoGame/ShinMegamiTenseiII.]]

** According to a Database entry, Shesha smashing the Firmament open also [[spoiler:stops the [[YearInsideHourOutside time distortion]] that causes time outside Tokyo to tick 75 times faster than inside, allowing both sides of the Firmament to move through time as one again. Shesha ''restabilized time and space''.]]

** While most opinions of the final dungeon lean towards "[[DisappointingLastLevel just end]] [[EndingFatigue this game already!]]" it also [[spoiler:grants you a special ability with Flynn, Messiah Blast. Costing 30 MP and requiring Nanashi is smirking and Flynn isn't battling any other demons, the attack consists of Nanashi and Flynn performing a CombinationAttack to inflict massive Almighty damage to all enemies!]]

** According to a Database entry, Shesha smashing the Firmament open also [[spoiler:stops the TimeDilation that causes time outside Tokyo to tick 75 times faster than inside, allowing both sides of the Firmament to move through time as one again. Shesha ''restabilized time and space''.]]

* When Asahi has a HeroicBSOD with [[spoiler:her father's death]], and believing herself to be TheLoad, Gaston decides to take it too far and mock and insult her for it. Hallelujah has none of it and ''slugs him in the face.'' It's satisfying to see the [[{{Jerkass}} magnificent ass]] finally get what's coming to him, not to mention this triggers his CharacterDevelopment.

* When Asahi has a HeroicBSOD with [[spoiler:her father's death]], and believing herself to be TheLoad, Gaston decides to take it too far and mock and insult her for it. Hallelujah has none of it and ''slugs him in the face.'' It's satisfying to see the resident {{Jerkass}} finally get what's coming to him, not to mention this triggers his CharacterDevelopment.

* Asahi, despite being TheMedic and something of TheLoad, manages to get two moments during the game. The first is during the rematch with Adramelech, when he is having his VillainousBreakdown towards the end and tries to burn everything Asahi completely heals everyone, negating the attack and causing Adramelech to be shaken over how you could possibly [[NoOneCouldSurviveThat survive]] his attack. The second occurs when [[spoiler: Shesha attempts to kill Nanashi, Asahi [[TakingTheBullet jumps in]] and is [[HeroicSacrifice killed]] by Shesha instead.]]

** The start of the final dungeon for this ending cements Nanashi's license in badass. [[spoiler:A significant portion of the Hunters, led by Skins and Fujiwara, wage a last stand to prevent you from reaching your goal.]] You are vastly outnumbered, as they come in the form of 3 waves of enemy hordes. Dagda's response? "Slaughter them all." And you do.

* The Diamond Realm DLC is pure fanservice. Nanashi is taken to the Diamond Realm, which marked the end of the beginning of ''I'' and was the BrutalBonusLevel of ''II''. In it, he runs into [[spoiler:the Hero from the first game, Aleph from the second, the Demi-fiend from the third, and an alternate Flynn from the Law ending of the fourth, and yes, you end up [[CrisisCrossover teaming up with all of them]].]]. At the end, [[spoiler:all five fight against a man four of them got to know over their journeys: Stephen, at Level 128. Yes, the genius cripple is not only higher leveled than YHVH, but he also requires five Messiahs to take down rather than YHVH's two]].

* [[ButtMonkey Navarre]] gets a moment of awesome on the Bonds route, [[spoiler: after defeating Vishnu-Flynn Krishna and Flynn are separated, Isabeau runs over to Flynn, but is then shocked when Krishna attempts to re-fuse with Flynn, Navarre then suddenly yells at Isabeau to give Masakado's Katana to Flynn. Though surprised to see Navarre as a ghost she complies, at which point Flynn one shots Krishna.]] Yes, Krishna would not have been defeated if not for Navarre.

* When you are confronted by Fujiwara and Skins for releasing Krishna, you are given the option to whether promise not to betray them, or you can also tell Skins to "kiss my ass". If you pick the latter, not only does Skins not react badly, he also ''compliments you'' for having the balls to say that to his face!
* Shortly after the ceasefire is called off, Skins and Fujiwara have the nerve to to tell [[spoiler:Merkabah and Lucifer, who are arguing over who the Hunters will fight for, in no uncertain terms, that they won't be siding with either one and that the Hunters are their enemy as well]] to their faces! It's a wonder how they stand upright with their steel balls weighing them down.

* The Diamond Realm DLC is pure fanservice. Nanashi is taken to the Diamond Realm, which marked the end of the beginning of ''I'' and was the BrutalBonusLevel of ''II''. In it, he runs into [[spoiler:the Hero from the first game, Aleph from the second, the Demi-fiend from the third, and an alternate Flynn from the Law ending of the fourth]]. At the end, [[spoiler:all five team up to fight against a man four of them got to know over their journeys: Stephen, at Level 128. Yes, the genius cripple is not only higher leveled than YHVH, but he also requires five Messiahs to take down rather than YHVH's two]].