History YMMV / LegacyOfTheWizard

** Some of the areas toward the end of Meyna's area can get tedious due to the layout requiring frequent item changing to get past, including tight narrow spiked corridors, dangerous invisible enemies that can't be damaged until they damage the player, rows and rows of locked doors, block puzzles where once again Mrs. Drasle is constantly getting shit-kicked by said blocks, all leading up to a heavily guarded crown.

** After Roas collects the Dragon Slayer, he is warped deep into Pochi's area. Most of the monsters here do massive damage to a human. A special shout-out goes to the invisible wall scorpions and other such enemies that require the player to take contact damage before they can be harmed.

** Some of the areas toward the end of Meyna's area can get tedious due to the layout requiring frequent item changing to get past tight narrow spiked corridors, dangerous invisible enemies that can't be damaged until they damage the player, rows and rows of locked doors, block puzzles where once again Mrs. Drasle is constantly getting shit-kicked by said blocks, all leading up to heavily guarded crown.

** The NoobBridge before Lyll's crown that requires trial-by-error knowledge of which blocks are real, pixel perfect jumping precision and masterful item and magic management. Oh everytime you fall you have to fight a Lion and a Roid Moon, forcing the player to expend magic before the boss fight.

** Some of the areas toward the end of Meyna's area can get tedious due to the layout requiring frequent item changing to get past.

* ThatOneLevel: The block puzzle rooms in Xemn'a area. 11-1 in particular for its lazy repetitive design. Also some of the areas toward the end of Meyna's area can get tedious due to the layout requiring frequent item changing to get past.

** After Roas collects the Dragon Slayer, he is warped deep into Pochi's area. Most of the monsters here do massive damage to a human. A special shout-out goes to the invisible wall scorpions and other such enemies that require the player to take contact damage before these enemies can be harmed.

* ThatOneLevel: The block puzzle rooms in Xemn'a area. 11-1 in particular for its lazy repetitive design. Also some of the areas toward the end of Meyna's area can get tedious due to the layout requiring frequent item changing to get past.

* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: The dungeon themes are all very hummable and are bonafide ear worm material. Small wonder, since Creator/YuzoKoshiro was involved with the composition.

* IAmNotShazam: The family controlled by the player are known as the "Worzens". "Drasle Family", the title of the Japanese version, is just a portmanteau name of the VideoGame/DragonSlayer series this game is part of.
* ThatOneBoss: Rockgaea, can kill Xemn in 3 hits.
* ThatOneLevel: The block puzzle rooms in Xemn'a area. 11-1 in particular for its lazy repetitive design. Also some of the areas toward the end of Meyna's area can get tedious due to the layout requiring frequent item changing to get past.
* TierInducedScrappy: Roas is the only one who can wield the Dragon Slayer (and therefore, the only one who can defeat the final boss), yet he doesn't have access to most of the items. He's outclassed by virtually every other character, and the only time he is of any use is the endgame where you already collected everything and are on your way to finish the game. Players have jokingly called him a deadbeat who steals the show in the final moment.

* IAmNotShazam: The family controlled by the player are known as the "Worzens." "Drasle Family" is just the title of the Japanese version.
%%* TheScrappy: Roas.

* ThatOneLevel: The block puzzle rooms in Xemn'a area. 11-1 in particular for its lazy repetitive design. Also some of the areas toward the end of Meyna's area can get tedious due to the layout requiring frequent item changing to get past.

* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: The dungeon themes are all very hummable and are bonafide EarWorm material. Small wonder, since Creator/YuzoKoshiro was involved with the composition.

* EarWorm: Pochi's Theme in both versions. The MSX version is a little more cute and happy, while the NES version is more 'dungeony' sounding and loops sooner.

* TheScrappy: Roas.

* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: The dungeon themes are all very hummable and are bonafide EarWorm material.

* CrowningMusicOfAwesome: The dungeon themes are all very hummable and are bonafide EarWorm material.

* ScrappyLevel: The block puzzle rooms in Xemn'a area. 11-1 in particular for its lazy repetitive design. Also some of the areas toward the end of Meyna's area can get tedious due to the layout requiring frequent item changing to get past.
* ThatOneBoss: Rockgaea, can kill Xemn in 3 hits.

* EarWorm: Pochi's Theme is the worst offender. (There were two versions. Specify?)
** They are both [[EarWorm earworm]]-ish. The MSX version is a little more cute and happy, while the NES version is more 'dungeony' sounding and loops sooner.

* ThatOneBoss: Rockgaea, can kill Xemn in 3 hits.

* CrowningMusicOfAwesome - The dungeon themes are all very hummable and are bonafide EarWorm material.
* DemonicSpiders - The one spider enemy is easy, it's the invisible enemies that require you to touch them in order to be able to damage them that drain massive damage.
* EarWorm - Pochi's Theme is the worst offender. (There were two versions. Specify?)

* TheScrappy - Roas.
* ScrappyLevel - The block puzzle rooms in Xemn'a area. 11-1 in particular for its lazy repetitive design. Also some of the areas toward the end of Meyna's area can get tedious due to the layout requiring frequent item changing to get past.
* ThatOneBoss - Rockgaea, can kill Xemn in 3 hits.

* AndTheFandomRejoiced. - A freeware remake version with updated graphics and sound is currently under development by Kira Games. Updates are sporadic at best but hope remains strong.