History YMMV / GargoylesQuest

* ThatOneBoss: Four-Eyes from the first game. What makes him so difficult is that you fight him before getting any health upgrade, meaning you've only got 2 measly hit points against this guy, who is split into four parts that can tank a surprisingly large amount of damage. And you better not have taken any damage before getting there or else you're a OneHitPointWonder. To cap it off, you battle him over 2 pits of spikes that is very easy to fall into, thanks to the moving platform you have to fight on.

* FunnyAneurysmMoment: In ''II'', a location you visit is the Valley of ''Gaza''.

** Chances are, if you’re in [[UsefulNotes/FurryFandom a certain fandom]], you probably know of Firebrand (or in the original Japanese versions, Red Arremer) from all of the fanart of him, both NotSafeForWork (in the case of canon characters such as him, Rule34) and not. [[CultClassic Surprising, given the obscurity of his series]].

* BestLevelEver: Breager's Castle in the first game. You've got max hitpoints, all the breath weapons and just got infinite flight. You're ready for anything. And then you enter a huge sprawling maze of a castle with [[http://youtu.be/0ADcGnpMSE4/this awesome music playing]] that puts every last skill you've got to the test! Needless to say, it's the perfect final level.

** Chances are, if you’re in [[UsefulNotes/FurryFandom a certain fandom]], you probably know of Firebrand (a.k.a. Red Arremer) from all the SafeForWork and NotSafeForWork (in the case of canon characters such as him, Rule34) fanart of him. [[CultClassic Surprising, given the series's obscurity]].
** Arma, while not as popular as Firebrand within the fandom, still has a presence within it, often being paired with the aforementioned character. Especially due to the moments they have with each other.
* ThatOneBoss: Four-Eyes from the first game. What makes him so difficult is that you fight him before getting any health upgrade, meaning you've only got 2 measly hitpoints against this guy, who is split into four parts that can tank a surprisingly large amount of damage. And you better not have taken any damage before getting there or else you're a OneHitPointWonder. To cap it off, you battle him over 2 pits of spikes that is very easy to fall into, thanks to the moving platform you have to fight on.

* FoeYay: Firebrand and Arma have a couple interesting conversations.

** Arma, while not as popular as Firebrand within the fandom, still has a presence within it, often being paired with the aforementioned character. Especially due to the FoeYay moments they have with each other.

* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: All three games, but especially Demon's Crest, which was composed by Toshihiko Horiyama (who composed for multiple Mega Man games and would later go on to compose for VisualNovel/AceAttorneyApolloJustice. It perfectly captures the moody and gothic atmosphere the game is going for, and is one of the most well-regarded parts of the game overall. [[https://youtu.be/KeLks4QlP6c?list=PL89B635DF21CEF816 Colosseum of Ruin]], [[https://youtu.be/VN5u60S3l6I?list=PL89B635DF21CEF816 Palace of Decadence]], and [[https://youtu.be/Fnf5eucOw10?list=PL89B635DF21CEF816 The Crests are Hidden Forever]] are some standouts.

* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: It's a Capcom series. Of course it has this.

* BestLevelEver: Breagers castle in the first game. You've got max hitpoints, all the breath weapons and just got infinite flight. You're ready for anything. And then you enter a huge sprawling maze of a castle with [[http://youtu.be/0ADcGnpMSE4/this awesome music playing]] that puts every last skill you've got to the test! Needless to say, it's the perfect final level.
* CultClassic: The entire series, but ''Demon's Crest'' in particular. It sold quite poorly when it came out, to the point where it generated '''negative sales''' at one point (thanks to more people returning it than buying it), but has amassed a cult following for its dark and moody atmosphere, detailed sprite-work, great music, compelling gameplay, and is generally very well-regarded. In fact, despite its initial commercial failure, it has gone on to influence other games in the genre, including Capcom's own VideoGame/MegaManZX and, most notably, Creator/WayForwardTechnologies's VideoGame/{{Shantae}} series. When Nintendo released their SNES Nintendo Switch Online app for the Nintendo Switch, this game was included in the first batch alongside SNES greats like ''VideoGame/SuperMarioWorld'', ''VideoGame/SuperMetroid'' and ''VideoGame/YoshisIsland'', which possibly implies something about it's reputation as a classic.
* DemonicSpider: The plant/dragon...thing. Not only can it fly through walls, it never stops chasing you and takes an ass-ton of hits to kill. If you're jammed up in a tight space with no room to maneuver, your only option is to RUN!

* NightmareFuel: Again, the plant/dragon... Thing you encounter in the desert of Destitution. As if their unsettling appearance wasn't enough, THEY NEVER STOP CHASING YOU! They can even fly through walls!

** Arma, while not as popular as Firebrand within the fandom, still has a presence within it, often being paired with the aforementioned character. Especially due to the FoeYay moments they have with each other as mentioned above.
* ThatOneBoss: Four-Eyes. What makes him so difficult is that you fight him before getting any health upgrade, meaning you've only got 2 measly hitpoints against this guy, who is split into four parts that can tank a surprisingly large amount of damage. And you better not have taken any damage before getting there or else you're a OneHitPointWonder. To cap it off, you battle him over 2 pits of spikes that is very easy to fall into, thanks to the moving platform you have to fight on.
* VindicatedByHistory: ''Demon's Crest'' was a massive flop when it came out and was generally overlooked for many years. However, with it becoming more widely available through re-release on Wii U and Switch, bigger games like the ''Shantae'' series taking influence from it, and Firebrand being a playable character in VideoGame/MarvelVsCapcom3, it's gradually become more popular and now generally regarded as one of the best games on the Super Nintendo.

* CultClassic: The entire series, but Demon's Crest in particular. It sold quite poorly when it came out, to the point where it generated '''negative sales''' at one point (thanks to more people returning it than buying it), but has amassed a cult following for its dark and moody atmosphere, detailed spritework, great music and compelling gameplay and is generally very well-regarded. In fact, despite its initial commercial failure it has gone on to influence other games in the genre, including Capcom's own VideoGame/MegaManZX and Creator/WayForwardTechnologies's VideoGame/{{Shantae}} series. When Nintendo released it's SNES Online app for the Nintendo switch, this game was included in the first batch alongside SNES greats like ''Super Mario World'', ''Super Metroid'' and ''Yoshi's Island'', which perhaps implies something about it's reputation as a classic.
* DemonicSpider: The plant/dragon... Thing. Not only can it fly through walls, it never stops chasing you and takes an ass-ton of hits to kill. If you're jammed up in a tight space with no room to maneuver, your only option is to RUN!

* PopularWithFurries: Chances are, [[UsefulNotes/FurryFandom if you’re in the fandom]], you probably know of Firebrand from all the fanart and Rule34 fanart of him. [[BoxOfficeBomb Surprising, given the game’s obscurity.]]

* CultClassic: The entire series, but Demon's Crest in particular. It sold quite poorly when it came out, to the point where it generated '''negative sales''' at one point (thanks to more people returning it than buying it), but has amassed a cult following for its dark and moody atmosphere, detailed spritework, great music and compelling gameplay and is generally very well-regarded. In fact, despite its initial commercial failure it has gone on to influence other games in the genre, including Capcom's own VideoGame/MegaManZX and Creator/WayForwardTechnologies's VideoGame/{{Shantae}} series.

* PopularWithFurries: Chances are, [[FurryFandom if you’re in the fandom]], you probably know of Firebrand from all the fanart and Rule34 fanart of him. [[BoxOfficeBomb Surprising, given the game’s obscurity.]]

* CultClassic: The entire series, but Demon's Crest in particular. It sold quite poorly when it came out, but has amassed a cult following for its dark and moody atmosphere, detailed spritework, great music and compelling gameplay and is generally very well-regarded. In fact, despite its initial commercial failure it has gone on to influence other games in the genre, including Capcom's own VideoGame/MegaManZX and Creator/WayForwardTechnologies's VideoGame/{{Shantae}} series.

* CultClassic: The entire series, but Demon's Crest in particular. It sold quite poorly when it came out, but has amassed a cult following for its dark and moody atmosphere, detailed spritework, great music and compelling gameplay and is generally very well-regarded. In fact, despite its initial commercial failure it has gone on to influence other games in the genre, including Capcom's own VideoGame/MegaManZX and Creator/WayForward's VideoGame/{{Shantae}} series.

* CultClassic: The entire series, but Demon's Crest in particular. It sold quite poorly when it came out, but has amassed a cult following for its dark and moody atmosphere, detailed spritework, great music and compelling gameplay and is generally very well-regarded. In fact, despite its initial commercial failure it has gone on to influence other games in the genre, including Capcom's own VideoGame/MegaManZX and Creator/WayForward's VideoGame/Shantae series.

* DemonicSpider: The plant/dragon... Thing. Not only can it fly through walls, it never stops chasing you and takes an ass-ton of hits to kill. If your jammed up in a tight space with no room maneuver, your only option is to RUN!

* SugarWiki/NeedsMoreLove: ''Ghouls 'n' Ghosts'' is a legend. This series fell through the cracks.

* CrowningMusicOfAwesome: It's a Capcom series. Of course it has this.
* NeedsMoreLove: ''Ghouls 'n' Ghosts'' is a legend. This series fell through the cracks.