History: YMMV / NinetyNineNights

* ClicheStorm
* DemonicSpiders: Giants and the exploding brain enemies in the sequel, more so in small spaces.
* GoddamnBats: Wizard, flying, cavalry, and curse-ghost enemies in the sequel.
* MemeticMutation: Tak Fujii's presentation of the sequel in {{E3}} 2010 has spawned quite some memes due to his GratuitousEnglish. Specifically his statement of ''Wan Mirion Tor&#363;pusu''.
* MoralEventHorizon: [[spoiler:Inphyy crosses this line when she slaughters the villagers.]]
* ThatOneBoss: The Crystal Cave boss(es) in the sequel. They come early enough that you likely won't be able to kill them quickly, one of their attacks stick around while their core is able to be damaged. and they can just start spamming near-unavoidable attacks any time they like.
* ThatOneLevel: [[HoldTheLine Defending stages]] in the sequel. Dividing your attention between two or three simultaneously besieged locations is as difficult as it sounds. Keeping just one alive is a challenge, good luck defending all of them.
** Maggni's final mission in the sequel is quite hard for a number of reasons: the entire level is a "defend the gate" mission, cavalry enemies with a large amount of health start spawning endlessly halfway through, and the final push to survive five minutes also brings out the unstaggerable giant enemies, including a gold giant with the Smash skill that will take out over half of your health on normal difficulty and outright kill you on hard. Defending the gate is just as hard as keeping yourself alive. To top it off, there are no checkpoints for this level.
* ThisIsYourPremiseOnDrugs: Take 1 part ''DynastyWarriors'' and 2 parts speed and crack, and sprinkle on a dash of WAN MIRRION TROOBS, you have a concoction for a game the likes of which surpasses any other beat-em-up game in sheer terms of gameplay horsepower!
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