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* LesYay: With an all-female main cast, it was inevitable. One of the best examples is when Neptune snuggles Compa from behind with the intent to use her like a body pillow. IF provides the requisite lampshading.
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* LesYay: LesYay:
** With an all-female main cast, it was inevitable. One of the best examples is when Neptune snuggles Compa from behind with the intent to use her like a body pillow. IF provides the requisite lampshading.
** With an all-female main cast, it was inevitable. One of the best examples is when Neptune snuggles Compa from behind with the intent to use her like a body pillow. IF provides the requisite lampshading.
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** Iffy is something of a Les Yay magnet. Vert's actions towards her could easily be construed as this, she fangirls over 5pb, and Red takes her as the first wifey of her lesbian harem.
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** Iffy is something of a Les Yay magnet. [[EvenGirlsWantHer female]] ChickMagnet. Vert's actions towards her could easily be construed as this, she fangirls over 5pb, and Red RED takes her as the first wifey of her lesbian harem.
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* ScrappyMechanic: The game ''reeks'' of this trope.
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* ScrappyMechanic: The This game ''reeks'' of this trope.
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** Histoire takes this up to eleven with her {{Emoticon}} usage.
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** You can' get Noire, Blanc and Vert until right before the last dungeon. You also [[PermanentlyMissableContent can't get them at all]] if Neptune dies too many times or leave optional dungeons too many times. Not helping is that Gust and Nisa are DLC, meaning you have to spend money in order to get them.
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** You can' can't get Noire, Blanc and Vert until right before the last dungeon. You also [[PermanentlyMissableContent can't get them at all]] if Neptune dies too many times or leave optional dungeons too many times. Not helping is that Gust and Nisa are DLC, meaning you have to spend money in order to get them.
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* FirstInstallmentWins: Despite its initial rocky reception, the game is nowadays consider by many fans to be the best game in the franchise in terms of storytelling, right next to the universally beloved ''[[VideoGame/MegadimensionNeptuniaVII VII]]''. Most praise the game for expanding on the world of Gamindustri by showing how [[CrapsaccharineWorld the world isn't as sweet on the inside as it is on the outside]] what with politics between the 4 nations being the main focus of the story, having a more serious and bleak tone with scenes that fit said tone without [[MoodWhiplash abruptly becoming dark out of nowhere]], all while keeping the series' comedic moments and self-aware humor [[note]] which itself was only limited to specific scenes where the characters, namely [[FourthWallObserver Neptune herself]], point out a that they are characters in a video game or the tropes commonly used in games and anime as opposed to [[NoFourthWall what would become of the norm]] [[/note]] most importantly the [=CPUs=] themselves going through CharacterDevelopment rather than remaining the same in each game [[note]] Most noticeably Vert, who goes from a lazy and perverted GamerChick to a responsible and mature leader who knew how to lead her nation, to the point of almost overworking herself to death. [[/note]], all of these elements that are rarely, if ever, seen in the future games, barring the aforementioned ''VII'' and, by extension, ''[[VideoGame/HyperdimensionNeptuniaSistersVsSisters Sisters]]''.
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* FirstInstallmentWins: Despite its initial rocky reception, the game is nowadays consider by many fans to be the best game in the franchise in terms of storytelling, right next to the universally beloved ''[[VideoGame/MegadimensionNeptuniaVII VII]]''. Most praise the game for expanding on the world of Gamindustri by showing how [[CrapsaccharineWorld the world isn't as sweet on the inside as it is on the outside]] what with politics between the 4 nations being the main focus of the story, having a more serious and bleak tone with scenes that fit said tone without [[MoodWhiplash abruptly becoming dark out of nowhere]], all while keeping the series' comedic moments and self-aware humor [[note]] which itself was only limited to specific scenes where the characters, namely [[FourthWallObserver Neptune herself]], point out a that they are characters in a video game or the tropes commonly used in games and anime as opposed to [[NoFourthWall what would become of the norm]] [[/note]] [[/note]], and most importantly the [=CPUs=] themselves going through CharacterDevelopment rather than remaining the same in each game [[note]] Most noticeably Vert, who goes from a lazy and perverted GamerChick to a responsible and mature leader who knew how to lead her nation, to the point of almost overworking herself to death. [[/note]], all of these elements that are rarely, if ever, seen in the future games, barring the aforementioned ''VII'' and, by extension, ''[[VideoGame/HyperdimensionNeptuniaSistersVsSisters Sisters]]''.
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* ScrappyMechanic: The game ''reeks'' of this trope
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* FirstInstallmentWins: Despite its initial rocky reception, the game is nowadays consider by many fans to be the best game in the franchise in terms of storytelling, right next to the universally beloved ''[[VideoGame/MegadimensionNeptuniVII VII]]''. Most praise the game for expanding on the world of Gamindustri by showing how [[CrapsaccharineWorld the world isn't as sweet on the inside as it is on the outside]] what with politics between the 4 nations being the main focus of the story.
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* FirstInstallmentWins: Despite its initial rocky reception, the game is nowadays consider by many fans to be the best game in the franchise in terms of storytelling, right next to the universally beloved ''[[VideoGame/MegadimensionNeptuniVII ''[[VideoGame/MegadimensionNeptuniaVII VII]]''. Most praise the game for expanding on the world of Gamindustri by showing how [[CrapsaccharineWorld the world isn't as sweet on the inside as it is on the outside]] what with politics between the 4 nations being the main focus of the story.story, having a more serious and bleak tone with scenes that fit said tone without [[MoodWhiplash abruptly becoming dark out of nowhere]], all while keeping the series' comedic moments and self-aware humor [[note]] which itself was only limited to specific scenes where the characters, namely [[FourthWallObserver Neptune herself]], point out a that they are characters in a video game or the tropes commonly used in games and anime as opposed to [[NoFourthWall what would become of the norm]] [[/note]] most importantly the [=CPUs=] themselves going through CharacterDevelopment rather than remaining the same in each game [[note]] Most noticeably Vert, who goes from a lazy and perverted GamerChick to a responsible and mature leader who knew how to lead her nation, to the point of almost overworking herself to death. [[/note]], all of these elements that are rarely, if ever, seen in the future games, barring the aforementioned ''VII'' and, by extension, ''[[VideoGame/HyperdimensionNeptuniaSistersVsSisters Sisters]]''.
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** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lYcIkkjL7E0 Leanbox's theme]], [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin theme of...well, Leanbox.]]
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** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lYcIkkjL7E0 Leanbox's theme]], [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin theme of...well, Leanbox.]]Leanbox]].
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* FirstInstallmentWins: Despite its initial rocky reception, the game is nowadays consider by many fans to be the best game in the franchise in terms of storytelling, right next to the universally beloved ''[[VideoGame/MegadimensionNeptuniVII VII]]''. Most praise the game for expanding on the world of Gamindustri by showing how [[CrapsaccharineWorld the world isn't as sweet on the inside as it is on the outside]] what with politics between the 4 nations being the main focus of the story.
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* SoOkayItsAverage: While the game features a ton of video game references, fanservice, and has a pretty cool opening theme, the gameplay isn't so lucky. Compared to other recent [[EasternRPG JRPGs]], the dungeon design is extremely linear and uninspired. The combat system isn't too original, like that of the first four ''Xeno'' games, and the rest of the music is pretty okay. There's not too much unique gameplay-wise, and if one read the manga they could get virtually the same effect.
* ScrappyMechanic:
** What do you mean I can't heal outside of battles!? What do you mean I have to set some percentages just so my healing items can heal me DURING a battle!? Why are the potions too damn expensive!?
** What do you mean I don't get Black Heart, White Heart and Thunder Tits until right before the last dungeon!? What do you mean I [[PermanentlyMissableContent can't get them at ALL]] if I let Neptune die too many times or I leave optional dungeons too many times?! What do you mean Gust and Nisa are DLC!?
** When an enemy's guard gauge is depleted, there is a limited duration in which they'll stay in "Guard Break" status, governed by a timer that does not stop during attack animations as well as HDD transformation actions. [=MK2=] remedies this by having guard broken enemies remain in this status indefinitely until they get hit by an attack.
* ThatOneBoss: The Killachine and CPU Breaker spell trouble even for HDD Neptune, and the fact that you have to fight one after the other makes it worse.
* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: The game hints a few times that Black Heart is lonely and has no friends. They never really do anything with this, which is a shame as it could've made for some nice character development. This is, however, a focus of her character in later installments.
* ScrappyMechanic:
** What do you mean I can't heal outside of battles!? What do you mean I have to set some percentages just so my healing items can heal me DURING a battle!? Why are the potions too damn expensive!?
** What do you mean I don't get Black Heart, White Heart and Thunder Tits until right before the last dungeon!? What do you mean I [[PermanentlyMissableContent can't get them at ALL]] if I let Neptune die too many times or I leave optional dungeons too many times?! What do you mean Gust and Nisa are DLC!?
** When an enemy's guard gauge is depleted, there is a limited duration in which they'll stay in "Guard Break" status, governed by a timer that does not stop during attack animations as well as HDD transformation actions. [=MK2=] remedies this by having guard broken enemies remain in this status indefinitely until they get hit by an attack.
* ThatOneBoss: The Killachine and CPU Breaker spell trouble even for HDD Neptune, and the fact that you have to fight one after the other makes it worse.
* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: The game hints a few times that Black Heart is lonely and has no friends. They never really do anything with this, which is a shame as it could've made for some nice character development. This is, however, a focus of her character in later installments.
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* SoOkayItsAverage: While the game features a ton of video game references, fanservice, and has a pretty cool opening theme, the gameplay isn't so lucky. Compared to other recent [[EasternRPG JRPGs]], the dungeon design is extremely linear and uninspired. The combat system isn't too original, like that of the first four ''Xeno'' games, and the rest of the music is pretty okay. There's not too much unique gameplay-wise, and if one read reads the manga they could get virtually the same effect.
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ScrappyMechanic: The game ''reeks'' of this trope
**What do you mean I You can't heal outside of battles!? What do battles; you mean I have to set some percentages just so my to your healing items so they can heal me DURING a battle!? Why are you and your party. Even then, the potions too damn expensive!?
used for healing are very expensive.
**What do you mean I don't You can' get Black Heart, White Heart Noire, Blanc and Thunder Tits Vert until right before the last dungeon!? What do you mean I dungeon. You also [[PermanentlyMissableContent can't get them at ALL]] all]] if I let Neptune die dies too many times or I leave optional dungeons too many times?! What do you mean times. Not helping is that Gust and Nisa are DLC!?
DLC, meaning you have to spend money in order to get them.
** When an enemy's guard gauge is depleted, there is a limited duration in which they'll stay in "Guard Break" status, governed by a timer that does not stop during attack animations as well as HDD transformation actions.[=MK2=] The reboot ''[[VideoGame/HyperdimensionNeptuniaMk2 mk2]]'' remedies this by having to guard broken enemies remain in this status indefinitely until they get hit by an attack.
* ThatOneBoss: The Killachine and CPU Breakerspell spells trouble even for HDD Neptune, and the fact that you have to fight one after the other makes it worse.
* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: The game hints a few times thatBlack Heart Noire is [[LonersAreFreaks lonely and has no friends. They friends]], but despite this, it's never really do anything with this, which is a shame as expanded upon aside from it could've made for some nice character development. This is, however, a focus being mentioned by Neptune, and while this aspect of her character [[CharacterizationMarchesOn would eventually be focused on in later installments.installments]], its never used as anything other than a RunningGag. Ironically, said later installments would show Noire ''actually'' [[InformedLoner having friends]], despite Neptune's {{Friendlessness Insult}}s leaning to the contrary.
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** When an enemy's guard gauge is depleted, there is a limited duration in which they'll stay in "Guard Break" status, governed by a timer that does not stop during attack animations as well as HDD transformation actions.
* ThatOneBoss: The Killachine and CPU Breaker
* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: The game hints a few times that
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* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: The game hints a few times that Black Heart is lonely and has no friends. They never really do anything with this, which is a shame as it could've made for some nice character development.
** This is, however, a focus of her character in later installments.
** This is, however, a focus of her character in later installments.
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* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: The game hints a few times that Black Heart is lonely and has no friends. They never really do anything with this, which is a shame as it could've made for some nice character development.
**development. This is, however, a focus of her character in later installments.
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** Histoire takes this UpToEleven with her {{Emoticon}} usage.
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** Histoire takes this UpToEleven up to eleven with her {{Emoticon}} usage.
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Fails hindsight clause (and also needlessly blaming the game for something it had nothing to do with)
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* FunnyAneurysmMoment: This game was released in Japan back in August and it was advertising that the premise of the game was that Neptune and the gang were fighting against piracy. A few months later, someone successfully hacked the UsefulNotes/PlayStation3, but Sony fought off against it and sued the company for making the one thing that can hack the machine.
** With the April 2011 hacking of the UsefulNotes/PlayStationNetwork, you can be sure this game inspired the hackers.
** With the April 2011 hacking of the UsefulNotes/PlayStationNetwork, you can be sure this game inspired the hackers.
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* ScrappyMechanic: What do you mean I can't heal outside of battles!? What do you mean I have to set some percentages just so my healing items can heal me DURING a battle!? Why are the potions too damn expensive!?
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* ScrappyMechanic: ScrappyMechanic:
** What do you mean I can't heal outside of battles!? What do you mean I have to set some percentages just so my healing items can heal me DURING a battle!? Why are the potions too damn expensive!?
** What do you mean I can't heal outside of battles!? What do you mean I have to set some percentages just so my healing items can heal me DURING a battle!? Why are the potions too damn expensive!?
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** When an enemy's guard gauge is depleted, there is a limited duration in which they'll stay in "Guard Break" status, governed by a timer that does not stop during attack animations as well as HDD transformation actions. [=MK2=] remedies this by having guard broken enemies remain in this status indefinitely until they get hit by an attack.
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* EarWorm: The infamous ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S5zaO3U69_c Gamindustri's Comic Relief]]'', aka [[FanNickname DANANANANA NANANANANA]]. It's catchy as all hell, and plays whenever something silly happens (which is almost all the time). Most players can't get it to leave their heads.
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* AwesomeMusic: SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic:
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* CriticalDissonance: This game caters heavily towards otaku who love other Nippon Ichi games. Almost everyone outside of that group (including reviewers) hated it. There's a nearly 30 point difference between its [[http://www.metacritic.com/game/playstation-3/hyperdimension-neptunia professional and user reviews on Metacritic]]. Only 2 out of 31 reviewers gave it a positive review, while only 3 users gave it a negative review.
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* CriticalDissonance: This game caters heavily towards otaku who love other Nippon Ichi games. Almost everyone outside of that group (including reviewers) hated it. There's a nearly 30 25 point difference between its [[http://www.metacritic.com/game/playstation-3/hyperdimension-neptunia professional and user reviews on Metacritic]]. Only 2 out of 31 reviewers gave it a positive review, while only 3 36 out of 151 users gave it a negative review.
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* CriticalDissonance: This game caters heavily towards otaku who love other Nippon Ichi games. Almost everyone outside of that group (including reviewers) hated it. There's a nearly 30 point difference between its [[http://www.metacritic.com/game/playstation-3/hyperdimension-neptunia professional and user reviews on Metacritic]]. Only 2 reviewers gave it a positive review, while only 3 users gave it a negative review.
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* CriticalDissonance: This game caters heavily towards otaku who love other Nippon Ichi games. Almost everyone outside of that group (including reviewers) hated it. There's a nearly 30 point difference between its [[http://www.metacritic.com/game/playstation-3/hyperdimension-neptunia professional and user reviews on Metacritic]]. Only 2 out of 31 reviewers gave it a positive review, while only 3 users gave it a negative review.
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** What do you mean I don't get Black Heart, White Heart and Thunder Tits until right before the last dungeon!? What do you mean I [[LostForever can't get them at ALL]] if I let Neptune die too many times or I leave optional dungeons too many times?! What do you mean Gust and Nisa are DLC!?
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** What do you mean I don't get Black Heart, White Heart and Thunder Tits until right before the last dungeon!? What do you mean I [[LostForever [[PermanentlyMissableContent can't get them at ALL]] if I let Neptune die too many times or I leave optional dungeons too many times?! What do you mean Gust and Nisa are DLC!?
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* CriticalDissonance: This game caters heavily towards otaku who love other Nippon Ichi games. Almost everyone outside of that group (including reviewers) hated it. There's a whopping 40 point difference between its [[http://www.metacritic.com/game/playstation-3/hyperdimension-neptunia professional and user reviews on Metacritic]]. No reviewer gave it a positive review. No user gave it a negative review.
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* CriticalDissonance: This game caters heavily towards otaku who love other Nippon Ichi games. Almost everyone outside of that group (including reviewers) hated it. There's a whopping 40 nearly 30 point difference between its [[http://www.metacritic.com/game/playstation-3/hyperdimension-neptunia professional and user reviews on Metacritic]]. No reviewer Only 2 reviewers gave it a positive review. No user review, while only 3 users gave it a negative review.
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* GameBreaker: ''5pb on Stage'', 5pb.'s strongest technique, which [[MagicMusic heals the entire party completely]]. Offset by the fact that it costs so much AP that she most likely won't be able to do anything else on her turn, but having her use this repeatedly basically makes you immortal.
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* FunnyAneurysmMoment: This game was released in Japan back in August and it was advertising that the premise of the game was that Neptune and the gang were fighting against piracy. A few months later, someone successfully hacked the PlayStation3, but Sony fought off against it and sued the company for making the one thing that can hack the machine.
** With the April 2011 hacking of the PlayStationNetwork, you can be sure this game inspired the hackers.
** With the April 2011 hacking of the PlayStationNetwork, you can be sure this game inspired the hackers.
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* FunnyAneurysmMoment: This game was released in Japan back in August and it was advertising that the premise of the game was that Neptune and the gang were fighting against piracy. A few months later, someone successfully hacked the PlayStation3, UsefulNotes/PlayStation3, but Sony fought off against it and sued the company for making the one thing that can hack the machine.
** With the April 2011 hacking of thePlayStationNetwork, UsefulNotes/PlayStationNetwork, you can be sure this game inspired the hackers.
** With the April 2011 hacking of the
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not a ymmv trope
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* FirstInstallmentWeirdness: This game is the one most people usually hate in the series, due to the various problems it had.
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* FirstInstallmentWins: Averted. The first installment is the one most people usually hate, due to the various problems it had.
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* FirstInstallmentWins: Averted. The first installment FirstInstallmentWeirdness: This game is the one most people usually hate, hate in the series, due to the various problems it had.
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* AntiClimaxBoss: Arfoire's true form is underwhelming-looking, but still very dangerous.
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* AwesomeMusic:
** The opening theme "Ryuusei no Bifrost".
** [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lYcIkkjL7E0 Leanbox's theme]], [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin theme of...well, Leanbox.]]
** The song that plays during one of the trailers and during the credits, [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-fyHtuPxOus Koi Wo Game Ni Shinaide!]], is quite catchy.
** The opening theme "Ryuusei no Bifrost".
** [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lYcIkkjL7E0 Leanbox's theme]], [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin theme of...well, Leanbox.]]
** The song that plays during one of the trailers and during the credits, [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-fyHtuPxOus Koi Wo Game Ni Shinaide!]], is quite catchy.
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* CrowningMusicOfAwesome: The opening theme "Ryuusei no Bifrost".
** [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lYcIkkjL7E0 Leanbox's theme]], [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin theme of...well, Leanbox.]]
** The song that plays during one of the trailers and during the credits, [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-fyHtuPxOus Koi Wo Game Ni Shinaide!]], is quite catchy.
** [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lYcIkkjL7E0 Leanbox's theme]], [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin theme of...well, Leanbox.]]
** The song that plays during one of the trailers and during the credits, [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-fyHtuPxOus Koi Wo Game Ni Shinaide!]], is quite catchy.
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** This is, however, a focus of her character in later installments.
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* HilariousInHindsight: Neptune's cry of "I'mma break it!" whenever she uses Hammer Crash calls to mind the eponymous Film/WreckItRalph's CatchPhrase of "I'M GONNA WRECK IT!"
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Moving some entries here to the franchise page, as they seemed to have be intentionally written with the franchise in mind.
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* [[AlternateCharacterInterpretation Alternate Console Interpretation]]: Would you really have imagined the XBox360 goddess as a sleepy slacker, the {{Wii}} goddess as a grouchy flat-chested girl who [[SirSwearsalot swears like a sailor]], or the {{PS3}} as a {{Tsundere}}?
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* BadBadActing: The English voice cast. Applies to the rest of the franchise as well.
* BigLippedAlligatorMoment: Most of the scenes that reference other video game series are this.
* BigLippedAlligatorMoment: Most of the scenes that reference other video game series are this.
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** Remixed in ''Victory'' where it's ''[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-k-qtu2depk even more catchier]]''.
* EnsembleDarkhorse: Japan apparently loves Black Heart. To the point that ''she gets her own game''. And is it any wonder? She encompasses more {{Moe}} characteristics in her character than any of the other girls[[note]]All of them have some typical {{Moe}} characteristics, but Noire/Black Heart seems to have be purposely designed to set off the more popular ones[[/note]] ''and'' she's the CPU that represents the Playstation3, the console that the franchise itself is exclusive to.
** Acknowledged in ''Victory'', much to Neptune's shock.
* EnsembleDarkhorse: Japan apparently loves Black Heart. To the point that ''she gets her own game''. And is it any wonder? She encompasses more {{Moe}} characteristics in her character than any of the other girls[[note]]All of them have some typical {{Moe}} characteristics, but Noire/Black Heart seems to have be purposely designed to set off the more popular ones[[/note]] ''and'' she's the CPU that represents the Playstation3, the console that the franchise itself is exclusive to.
** Acknowledged in ''Victory'', much to Neptune's shock.
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* FirstInstallmentWins: Averted. The first installment is the one most people usually hate, due to the various problems it had.
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* IAmNotShazam: Neptun'''e''', not Neptun'''ia'''.
* JustHereForGodzilla: Most if not every person that buys this game only plays this game for the girls.
* JustHereForGodzilla: Most if not every person that buys this game only plays this game for the girls.
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* MoeMoe: EVERY playable character.
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* UnfortunateImplications: White Heart is the only goddess with a flat chest, considering Nintendo games/consoles are often derided for being "kiddy."
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Everything I just added is from the YMMV/Neptunia YMMV page.
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* [[AlternateCharacterInterpretation Alternate Console Interpretation]]: Would you really have imagined the XBox360 goddess as a sleepy slacker, the {{Wii}} goddess as a grouchy flat-chested girl who [[SirSwearsalot swears like a sailor]], or the {{PS3}} as a {{Tsundere}}?
* AntiClimaxBoss: Arfoire's true form is underwhelming-looking, but still very dangerous.
* BadBadActing: The English voice cast. Applies to the rest of the franchise as well.
* BigLippedAlligatorMoment: Most of the scenes that reference other video game series are this.
* CriticalDissonance: This game caters heavily towards otaku who love other Nippon Ichi games. Almost everyone outside of that group (including reviewers) hated it. There's a whopping 40 point difference between its [[http://www.metacritic.com/game/playstation-3/hyperdimension-neptunia professional and user reviews on Metacritic]]. No reviewer gave it a positive review. No user gave it a negative review.
* CrowningMusicOfAwesome: The opening theme "Ryuusei no Bifrost".
** [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lYcIkkjL7E0 Leanbox's theme]], [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin theme of...well, Leanbox.]]
** The song that plays during one of the trailers and during the credits, [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-fyHtuPxOus Koi Wo Game Ni Shinaide!]], is quite catchy.
* EarWorm: The infamous ''[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S5zaO3U69_c Gamindustri's Comic Relief]]'', aka [[FanNickname DANANANANA NANANANANA]]. It's catchy as all hell, and plays whenever something silly happens (which is almost all the time). Most players can't get it to leave their heads.
** Remixed in ''Victory'' where it's ''[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-k-qtu2depk even more catchier]]''.
* EnsembleDarkhorse: Japan apparently loves Black Heart. To the point that ''she gets her own game''. And is it any wonder? She encompasses more {{Moe}} characteristics in her character than any of the other girls[[note]]All of them have some typical {{Moe}} characteristics, but Noire/Black Heart seems to have be purposely designed to set off the more popular ones[[/note]] ''and'' she's the CPU that represents the Playstation3, the console that the franchise itself is exclusive to.
** Acknowledged in ''Victory'', much to Neptune's shock.
* EvilIsSexy: Have you ever seen Arfoire's outfit?
* FirstInstallmentWins: Averted. The first installment is the one most people usually hate, due to the various problems it had.
* FunnyAneurysmMoment: This game was released in Japan back in August and it was advertising that the premise of the game was that Neptune and the gang were fighting against piracy. A few months later, someone successfully hacked the PlayStation3, but Sony fought off against it and sued the company for making the one thing that can hack the machine.
** With the April 2011 hacking of the PlayStationNetwork, you can be sure this game inspired the hackers.
* AntiClimaxBoss: Arfoire's true form is underwhelming-looking, but still very dangerous.
* BadBadActing: The English voice cast. Applies to the rest of the franchise as well.
* BigLippedAlligatorMoment: Most of the scenes that reference other video game series are this.
* CriticalDissonance: This game caters heavily towards otaku who love other Nippon Ichi games. Almost everyone outside of that group (including reviewers) hated it. There's a whopping 40 point difference between its [[http://www.metacritic.com/game/playstation-3/hyperdimension-neptunia professional and user reviews on Metacritic]]. No reviewer gave it a positive review. No user gave it a negative review.
* CrowningMusicOfAwesome: The opening theme "Ryuusei no Bifrost".
** [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lYcIkkjL7E0 Leanbox's theme]], [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin theme of...well, Leanbox.]]
** The song that plays during one of the trailers and during the credits, [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-fyHtuPxOus Koi Wo Game Ni Shinaide!]], is quite catchy.
* EarWorm: The infamous ''[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S5zaO3U69_c Gamindustri's Comic Relief]]'', aka [[FanNickname DANANANANA NANANANANA]]. It's catchy as all hell, and plays whenever something silly happens (which is almost all the time). Most players can't get it to leave their heads.
** Remixed in ''Victory'' where it's ''[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-k-qtu2depk even more catchier]]''.
* EnsembleDarkhorse: Japan apparently loves Black Heart. To the point that ''she gets her own game''. And is it any wonder? She encompasses more {{Moe}} characteristics in her character than any of the other girls[[note]]All of them have some typical {{Moe}} characteristics, but Noire/Black Heart seems to have be purposely designed to set off the more popular ones[[/note]] ''and'' she's the CPU that represents the Playstation3, the console that the franchise itself is exclusive to.
** Acknowledged in ''Victory'', much to Neptune's shock.
* EvilIsSexy: Have you ever seen Arfoire's outfit?
* FirstInstallmentWins: Averted. The first installment is the one most people usually hate, due to the various problems it had.
* FunnyAneurysmMoment: This game was released in Japan back in August and it was advertising that the premise of the game was that Neptune and the gang were fighting against piracy. A few months later, someone successfully hacked the PlayStation3, but Sony fought off against it and sued the company for making the one thing that can hack the machine.
** With the April 2011 hacking of the PlayStationNetwork, you can be sure this game inspired the hackers.
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* HollywoodPudgy: Neptune is stated several times to be "chubby" but looks no bigger than the rest of the girls.
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* HollywoodPudgy: Neptune is stated several times to be "chubby" but looks no bigger than the rest of the girls.girls.
* IAmNotShazam: Neptun'''e''', not Neptun'''ia'''.
* JustHereForGodzilla: Most if not every person that buys this game only plays this game for the girls.
* LesYay: With an all-female main cast, it was inevitable. One of the best examples is when Neptune snuggles Compa from behind with the intent to use her like a body pillow. IF provides the requisite lampshading.
--> IF: What the hell is this perverted crap?
** Iffy is something of a Les Yay magnet. Vert's actions towards her could easily be construed as this, she fangirls over 5pb, and Red takes her as the first wifey of her lesbian harem.
* MoeMoe: EVERY playable character.
** Histoire takes this UpToEleven with her {{Emoticon}} usage.
* SoOkayItsAverage: While the game features a ton of video game references, fanservice, and has a pretty cool opening theme, the gameplay isn't so lucky. Compared to other recent [[EasternRPG JRPGs]], the dungeon design is extremely linear and uninspired. The combat system isn't too original, like that of the first four ''Xeno'' games, and the rest of the music is pretty okay. There's not too much unique gameplay-wise, and if one read the manga they could get virtually the same effect.
* ScrappyMechanic: What do you mean I can't heal outside of battles!? What do you mean I have to set some percentages just so my healing items can heal me DURING a battle!? Why are the potions too damn expensive!?
** What do you mean I don't get Black Heart, White Heart and Thunder Tits until right before the last dungeon!? What do you mean I [[LostForever can't get them at ALL]] if I let Neptune die too many times or I leave optional dungeons too many times?! What do you mean Gust and Nisa are DLC!?
* ThatOneBoss: The Killachine and CPU Breaker spell trouble even for HDD Neptune, and the fact that you have to fight one after the other makes it worse.
* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: The game hints a few times that Black Heart is lonely and has no friends. They never really do anything with this, which is a shame as it could've made for some nice character development.
* UnfortunateImplications: White Heart is the only goddess with a flat chest, considering Nintendo games/consoles are often derided for being "kiddy."
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* IAmNotShazam: Neptun'''e''', not Neptun'''ia'''.
* JustHereForGodzilla: Most if not every person that buys this game only plays this game for the girls.
* LesYay: With an all-female main cast, it was inevitable. One of the best examples is when Neptune snuggles Compa from behind with the intent to use her like a body pillow. IF provides the requisite lampshading.
--> IF: What the hell is this perverted crap?
** Iffy is something of a Les Yay magnet. Vert's actions towards her could easily be construed as this, she fangirls over 5pb, and Red takes her as the first wifey of her lesbian harem.
* MoeMoe: EVERY playable character.
** Histoire takes this UpToEleven with her {{Emoticon}} usage.
* SoOkayItsAverage: While the game features a ton of video game references, fanservice, and has a pretty cool opening theme, the gameplay isn't so lucky. Compared to other recent [[EasternRPG JRPGs]], the dungeon design is extremely linear and uninspired. The combat system isn't too original, like that of the first four ''Xeno'' games, and the rest of the music is pretty okay. There's not too much unique gameplay-wise, and if one read the manga they could get virtually the same effect.
* ScrappyMechanic: What do you mean I can't heal outside of battles!? What do you mean I have to set some percentages just so my healing items can heal me DURING a battle!? Why are the potions too damn expensive!?
** What do you mean I don't get Black Heart, White Heart and Thunder Tits until right before the last dungeon!? What do you mean I [[LostForever can't get them at ALL]] if I let Neptune die too many times or I leave optional dungeons too many times?! What do you mean Gust and Nisa are DLC!?
* ThatOneBoss: The Killachine and CPU Breaker spell trouble even for HDD Neptune, and the fact that you have to fight one after the other makes it worse.
* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: The game hints a few times that Black Heart is lonely and has no friends. They never really do anything with this, which is a shame as it could've made for some nice character development.
* UnfortunateImplications: White Heart is the only goddess with a flat chest, considering Nintendo games/consoles are often derided for being "kiddy."
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* HilariousInHindsight: Neptune's cry of "I'mma break it!" whenever she uses Hammer Crash calls to mind the eponymous Film/WreckItRalph's CatchPhrase of "I'M GONNA WRECK IT!"
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