History YMMV / FinalFantasyUnlimited

** You know something's going to die and that it will be epic when the Magun's theme starts up. Kumo's combat music has this effect, too.

* JustHereForGodzilla: Despite being only one member of the ensemble cast, the brooding MageMarksman Kaze is easily one of the story's main selling point, sandwiched as he is between the [[UselessProtagonist Hayakawa twins]] and [[OvershadowedByAwesome Lisa]].

* JustHereForGodzilla: Despite being only one member of the ensemble cast, the brooding MageMarksman Kaze is easily the story's main selling point, sandwiched as he is between the [[UselessProtagonist Hayakawa twins]] and [[OvershadowedByAwesome Lisa]].

* TheScrappy:
** Lisa Pacifist, for her [[MsFanservice impractical clothing that draws attention to her extreme figure]], being in angst for most of her screen time, often pleading, and also being one of the most awkwardly-written characters of any ''Final Fantasy'' media ever (and that's saying a lot), in which her main "character flaw" is making "fake smiles". Thus making her stand out badly in a franchise known for having its stories be set in a WorldOfBadass every time.
** Ai and Yu Hayakawa also count, as even if they are two of the main characters, they're never shown fighting, or even can't fight, in a franchise where there exist {{Kid Hero}}es such as [[VideoGame/FinalFantasyIII The Onion Knights]], [[VideoGame/FinalFantasyIV Rydia]], and [[VideoGame/FinalFantasyVI Relm]], among others.

** Clear has clothing made of water that can also grants the ability of flight. In other words, he is wearing a [[VideoGame/DragonQuestII Water Flying Cloth]].

* AlternateCharacterInterpretation: [[AlternativeCharacterInterpretation/FinalFantasy Here]].

* FoeYay: Kaze and Kumo certainly are obsessed with each other, considering how they always start fighting upon seeing one another.

** The character designer is the same for ''Anime/SamuraiChamploo'' and ''VideoGame/TalesOfLegendia'' - and suffice to say, one can see the similarities, though ''especially'' with ''VideoGame/TalesOfLegendia''. This is especially notable with Grune in Tales of Legendia who looks somewhat like Fabula. [[spoiler: They have more similarities...]]
* HoYay: Implied when [[spoiler:Kumo brings Kaze back to the Comodeen...bridal style]].

* HilariousInHindsight: People complained about how long it took for Kaze to do a summon. With the summoning times of some of the other ''Final Fantasy'' games, his summoning time seems to barely register.

** The anime in general is this for those who have watched it; the plot is messy (the unreleased-except-in-script ''After'' is even messier as well as ending in a blatant SequelHook), it all barely resembles ''Final Fantasy'' outside of a few franchise mainstays (with Chobi, Cid, and Moogle Kupo even having prominent roles in the cast), and has a lot of characters who are either dumb or outright unlikeable. And yet, there is also enough hilariously bizarre imagery and plot twists to make it entertaining. The English dub adds to this with its voice acting that is a mix of both entertaining ''and'' gloriously hammy.

** Lisa Pacifist, for her [[MsFanservice impractical clothing that draws attention to her extreme figure]], being in angst for most of her screen time, often pleading, and also being one of the most awkwardly-written characters of any ''Final Fantasy'' media ever (and that's saying a lot...), in which her main "character flaw" is making "fake smiles". Thus making her stand out badly in a franchise known for having its stories be set in a WorldOfBadass every time.

* NarmCharm:
** The anime in general is this for many; the plot is messy, it all barely resembles ''Final Fantasy'' outside of a few franchise mainstays (with Chobi, Cid, and Moogle Kupo even having prominent roles in the cast), and has a lot of characters who are either dumb or outright unlikeable. And yet, there is also enough hilariously bizarre plot twists, excessive action, and legitimately well written moments to make it all surprisingly enjoyable. The English dub adds to this with its voice acting that is a mix of both entertaining ''and'' gloriously hammy.

** Ai and Yu Hayakawa also count, as even if they are two of the main characters, they're never shown, or even can't, fight in a franchise where there exists {{Kid Hero}}es such as [[VideoGame/FinalFantasyIII The Onion Knights]], [[VideoGame/FinalFantasyIV Rydia]], and [[VideoGame/FinalFantasyVI Relm]], among others.

* TearJerker: Episodes 10, 13, and 18 all definitely count, as does [[spoiler: episode 25]] ([[TheWoobie and]] [[KickTheDog '''''how''''']]).

* TearJerker: Episodes 10, 13, and 18 all definitely count, as does [[spoiler: episode 25]] ([[TheWoobie and '''''how''''']]).

** "The soil charge triad to use on you has been decided!", followed by the name of the soil ingredients of a summon.

** Kaze's aforementioned summoning sequence, which he does with his Magun and Soil. (And yes, it ''is'' [[GunsDoNotWorkThatWay as stupidly awesome as you would imagine]].) It takes ''forever'', happens OncePerEpisode, and (other than the color of the bullets) [[RecycledAnimation it is exactly the same each instance it happens]]. But even then, it is undeniably badass and Kaze's voice actor in both Japanese and English does a great job in helping its case. The summons always doing something really cool afterwards also helps.