* It's pretty hard to take some scenes seriously in VideoGame/DragonQuestV thanks to the addition of accents and some regional stereotypes. One example: After Rodrigo Briscoletti tells you to go find and see what color the jar at the shrine is, which then turns out to be red. Hearing the unfortunate news, he tells the Hero that the pot is a SealedEvilInACan that was sealed by his ancestors like "meat inside ravioli". Now that the seal is very weak, he says that "The pasta is about to burst open!"
* ''PerfectDark Zero'' seemed to be aiming for being as narmy as possible. The cheesy dialogue wouldn't have been so bad if they had at least hired competent voice actors.
* ''GuildWars'' has a few moments. Shiro Tagachi, in particular, has a lot of Narm moments due to speaking with a stereotypical "muhhahaha" type voice.
* ''[[SpyroTheDragon The Legend Of Spyro: Dawn of the Dragon]]'' has a moment just after Ignitus does a HeroicSacrifice to get Spyro and Cynder across a fiery chasm. Spyro goes Dark and tries to pull away from Cynder. She holds him back, saying in a [[DullSurprise deadpan tone of voice]] "No. Spryo, don't."

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* In ''VideoGame/DragonQuestV'', it's pretty hard to take some scenes seriously thanks to the addition of accents and some regional stereotypes. One example: After Rodrigo Briscoletti tells you to go find and see what color the jar at the shrine is, which then turns out to be red. Hearing the unfortunate news, he tells the Hero that the pot is a SealedEvilInACan that was sealed by his ancestors like "meat inside ravioli". Now that the seal is very weak, he says that "The pasta is about to burst open!"
* ''VideoGame/PerfectDark Zero'' seemed to be aiming for being as narmy as possible. The cheesy dialogue wouldn't have been so bad if they had at least hired competent voice actors.
* ''VideoGame/GuildWars'' has a few moments. Shiro Tagachi, in particular, has a lot of Narm moments due to speaking with a stereotypical "muhhahaha" type voice.
* ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfSpyro: Dawn of the Dragon'' has a moment just after Ignitus does a HeroicSacrifice to get Spyro and Cynder across a fiery chasm. Spyro goes Dark and tries to pull away from Cynder. She holds him back, saying in a [[DullSurprise deadpan tone of voice]] "No. Spryo, don't."

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* This one probably also qualifies as gameplay and story segregation gone hideously wrong. In Battle Arena Toshinden 3, each of the "bad guys" has Sho Shinjo as the last opponent. Leon is one such bad guy. His ending, in a nutshell, says that he finally gained his victory over whoever (probably Eiji), but he cannot be truly satisfied until he's defeated...Sho Shinjo.
* Voltage Fighter Gowcaizer has Brider, a Kamen Rider knock off, give us "[[ForGreatJustice I AM THE JUSTICE. NOT YOU.]]"
* The part in ''MetroidOtherM'' where it is explained how [[spoiler:Ridley]] got out of confinement before the events of the game. The idea that one of the franchise's most lethal adversaries went from [[http://images2.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20100828123438/metroid/images/3/34/ULF_55.png this]] to [[http://images2.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20090606060131/metroid/images/4/42/Ridley35.PNG this]] is one thing. Having it sport razor-sharp teeth and the ability to kill grown men that are several times its size is downright ''hilarious''. It's one step away from a JokeCharacter like Peter Puppy from the ''VideoGame/EarthwormJim'' games.

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* This one probably also qualifies as gameplay and story segregation gone hideously wrong. In ''VideoGame/BattleArenaToshinden 3'', each of the "bad guys" has Sho Shinjo as the last opponent. Leon is one such bad guy. His ending, in a nutshell, says that he finally gained his victory over whoever (probably Eiji), but he cannot be truly satisfied until he's defeated...Sho Shinjo.
* ''VideoGame/VoltageFighterGowcaizer'' has Brider, a Kamen Rider knock off, give us "[[ForGreatJustice I AM THE JUSTICE. NOT YOU.]]"
* The part in ''VideoGame/MetroidOtherM'' where it is explained how [[spoiler:Ridley]] got out of confinement before the events of the game. The idea that one of the franchise's most lethal adversaries went from [[http://images2.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20100828123438/metroid/images/3/34/ULF_55.png this]] to [[http://images2.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20090606060131/metroid/images/4/42/Ridley35.PNG this]] is one thing. Having it sport razor-sharp teeth and the ability to kill grown men that are several times its size is downright ''hilarious''. It's one step away from a JokeCharacter like Peter Puppy from the ''VideoGame/EarthwormJim'' games.

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* [[ChzoMythos I JUST WANTED TO GO INTO SPACE!]]
* ''EternalDarkness'' is [[NightmareFuel a very scary game]] for the most part. However, in Dr. Lindsey's chapter, the player is introduced to Guardians, a new type of EliteMook. Chattur'gha's Guardians are big, vampiric skeletons with scorpion stingers, which ''is'' freaky on its own...but they walk by stooping over and covering their heads with their wings, resulting in a ridiculous bouncing motion. And Ulyaoth's Guardians are even ''worse'', since they boost the above Narm by being crossed with fish.
* In ''SuperRobotWarsW'', [[DetonatorOrgun Zoa's]] cape flutters in his regular standing pose (Best seen on his stats). The fluttering has very few frames and loops in a choppy, awkward manner, making him not look threatening ''at all'', which for a series BigBad is rather sad. It's even funnier when you consider [[MazinKaiser Boss Borot]] also has a cape that flutters like this, but... he's ''[[JokeCharacter Boss freakin' Borot]]''!
* In ''{{Catherine}}'', [[spoiler: [[http://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/Hoshit_9286.png this thing]]]] pops up. It's supposed to be freaky, but I keep mentally dissecting it into [[HarryPotter Dobby the House Elf]], [[LordOfTheRings Gollum]], and [[{{Overlord}} Brown Minions]].

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* ''VideoGame/ChzoMythos'': I JUST WANTED TO GO INTO SPACE!
* ''VideoGame/EternalDarkness'' is [[NightmareFuel a very scary game]] for the most part. However, in Dr. Lindsey's chapter, the player is introduced to Guardians, a new type of EliteMook. Chattur'gha's Guardians are big, vampiric skeletons with scorpion stingers, which ''is'' freaky on its own...but they walk by stooping over and covering their heads with their wings, resulting in a ridiculous bouncing motion. And Ulyaoth's Guardians are even ''worse'', since they boost the above Narm by being crossed with fish.
* In ''VideoGame/SuperRobotWarsW'', [[DetonatorOrgun Zoa's]] cape flutters in his regular standing pose (Best seen on his stats). The fluttering has very few frames and loops in a choppy, awkward manner, making him not look threatening ''at all'', which for a series BigBad is rather sad. It's even funnier when you consider [[MazinKaiser Boss Borot]] also has a cape that flutters like this, but... he's ''[[JokeCharacter Boss freakin' Borot]]''!
* In ''VideoGame/{{Catherine}}'', [[spoiler: [[http://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/Hoshit_9286.png this thing]]]] pops up. It's supposed to be freaky, but I keep mentally dissecting it into [[HarryPotter Dobby the House Elf]], [[LordOfTheRings Gollum]], and [[{{Overlord}} Brown Minions]].

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16th May '13 9:38:37 PM Eagal

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12th May '13 1:39:09 PM EarlOfSandvich