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the reason why i even play reverse:1999 to begin with (i don't know if i should use commonwealth or american spelling for this work)
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* CrossoverShip: The pairing of Tooth Fairy and [[Characters/ArknightsDefendersNToZ Penance]] is surprisingly quite common. Besides the fact that ''Reverse: 1999'' and ''VideoGame/{{Arknights}}'' are FriendlyFandoms with each other, Tooth Fairy and Penance at least share similar colour schemes and are meta in different ways (Tooth Fairy for healing, Penance for tanky defense).
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*SugarWiki/{{Awesome Art}}: The character art and design for Reverse 1999 is widely praised for good reason. The water painting style are just....''mesmerizing''.
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* GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff: Whilst the game is Chinese, it is far more popular in the West. No surprise given the ''sheer background diversity'' of the characters with exceptionally good English [=VAs.=]
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* SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments: During the "Your Long-lost Friends" event in early 2024 (in the global server), if it had been a while since you last logged in, you would get treated to a cutscene of the characters missing Vertin and wondering where she is, only for her to arrive right then and announce she's back.
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* SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments: During SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments:
**During the "Your Long-lost Friends" event in early 2024 (in the global server), if it had been a while since you last logged in, you would get treated to a cutscene of the characters missing Vertin and wondering where she is, only for her to arrive right then and announce she's back.
**During the "Your Long-lost Friends" event in early 2024 (in the global server), if it had been a while since you last logged in, you would get treated to a cutscene of the characters missing Vertin and wondering where she is, only for her to arrive right then and announce she's back.
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** "So you ''have'' a mother!"[[labelnote:Explanation]]The Global Release Trailer has Regulus suddenly saying that line while Vertin is explaining the mystery with her MissingMom.[[/labelnote]]
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** "So you ''have'' a mother!"[[labelnote:Explanation]]The Global Release Trailer has Regulus suddenly saying that line while Vertin is explaining the mystery with her MissingMom. It would become one of her signature catchphrases as she says it again later in the story, this time to 37.[[/labelnote]]
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* SubbingVersusDubbing: In a unique exception for most Gacha Games. But whilst the [=JP VAs=] are pretty good, ''Reverse 1999'' is widely regarded by many, to have one of the best [=EN VAs=] in the genre, as not only are the character accents authentic to the nationality they represent, but they provide a level of gravitas that typical [=EN VAs=] are often criticized for. Given how heavily set the game is in Europe and the West, a lot of fans actually recommend switching to the English dub for a more authentic experience. In a twist, it should be noted that in this case however, the English voices are the original ones, as even the Chinese voices were only added in a later patch during the original release in China.
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* ThatOneLevel: The Tutorial levels teaching you about various game mechanics such as crowd control like pertification and silence, the importance of the casting order of different types of spell like Buffs and Attack spells, and target priority can be ''brutally'' difficult. All your characters are oftentimes weakened to the point that ''any'' attack will instantly kill them and automatically fail the level, the cards are always arranged and spawn in a predetermined order, and you have to figure out the one, ''exact'' order of cards to play and enemies to prioritize to win the round. A single mistake is all it takes to lose, which has led to many frustrated players going to [=YouTube=] and being thankful that someone has put up video walkthroughs showing the solutions.
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* TearJerker:
**Of the two first anecdotes, "The Story of Oliver" is far more emotionally charged, delving deep into Oliver's backstory:
***Oliver and A Knight initially have a tense one-sided relationship that reveals how Oliver is afraid of the fog, as he sees it as devouring everything within its grasp, from voices and wishes to his dreams of having a normal life and eventually his father's life, and is terrified that he will also die to it in the near future.
***By the climax of the anecdote, [[spoiler:A Knight activates their strongest attack to defeat the critters and places their hand on Oliver afterward, reminding him vividly how his father once saved him from the fog, bringing light and hope to him and understanding what it means to be a Fogwalker before venturing off to the fog and never return alive. Tears flow from Oliver's eyes as he looks up to A Knight, with the latter even saying the same words as they return to Vertin.]]
---->'''[[spoiler:Mr. Fogwalker]]/A Knight:''' "Oliver, let's go home."
* ThatOneLevel: The Tutorial levels teaching you about various game mechanics such as crowd control like pertification and silence, the importance of the casting order of different types of spell like Buffs and Attack spells, and target priority can be ''brutally'' difficult. All your characters are oftentimes weakened to the point that ''any'' attack will instantly kill them and automatically fail the level, the cards are always arranged and spawn in a predetermined order, and you have to figure out the one, ''exact'' order of cards to play and enemies to prioritize to win the round. A single mistake is all it takes to lose, which has led to many frustrated players going to [=YouTube=] and being thankful that someone has put up video walkthroughs showing thesolutions.solutions.
* SubbingVersusDubbing: In a unique exception for most Gacha Games. But whilst the [=JP VAs=] are pretty good, ''Reverse 1999'' is widely regarded by many, to have one of the best [=EN VAs=] in the genre, as not only are the character accents authentic to the nationality they represent, but they provide a level of gravitas that typical [=EN VAs=] are often criticized for. Given how heavily set the game is in Europe and the West, a lot of fans actually recommend switching to the English dub for a more authentic experience. In a twist, it should be noted that in this case however, the English voices are the original ones, as even the Chinese voices were only added in a later patch during the original release in China.
**Of the two first anecdotes, "The Story of Oliver" is far more emotionally charged, delving deep into Oliver's backstory:
***Oliver and A Knight initially have a tense one-sided relationship that reveals how Oliver is afraid of the fog, as he sees it as devouring everything within its grasp, from voices and wishes to his dreams of having a normal life and eventually his father's life, and is terrified that he will also die to it in the near future.
***By the climax of the anecdote, [[spoiler:A Knight activates their strongest attack to defeat the critters and places their hand on Oliver afterward, reminding him vividly how his father once saved him from the fog, bringing light and hope to him and understanding what it means to be a Fogwalker before venturing off to the fog and never return alive. Tears flow from Oliver's eyes as he looks up to A Knight, with the latter even saying the same words as they return to Vertin.]]
---->'''[[spoiler:Mr. Fogwalker]]/A Knight:''' "Oliver, let's go home."
* ThatOneLevel: The Tutorial levels teaching you about various game mechanics such as crowd control like pertification and silence, the importance of the casting order of different types of spell like Buffs and Attack spells, and target priority can be ''brutally'' difficult. All your characters are oftentimes weakened to the point that ''any'' attack will instantly kill them and automatically fail the level, the cards are always arranged and spawn in a predetermined order, and you have to figure out the one, ''exact'' order of cards to play and enemies to prioritize to win the round. A single mistake is all it takes to lose, which has led to many frustrated players going to [=YouTube=] and being thankful that someone has put up video walkthroughs showing the
* SubbingVersusDubbing: In a unique exception for most Gacha Games. But whilst the [=JP VAs=] are pretty good, ''Reverse 1999'' is widely regarded by many, to have one of the best [=EN VAs=] in the genre, as not only are the character accents authentic to the nationality they represent, but they provide a level of gravitas that typical [=EN VAs=] are often criticized for. Given how heavily set the game is in Europe and the West, a lot of fans actually recommend switching to the English dub for a more authentic experience. In a twist, it should be noted that in this case however, the English voices are the original ones, as even the Chinese voices were only added in a later patch during the original release in China.
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* SubbingVersusDubbing: In a unique exception for most Gacha Games. But whilst the [=JP VAs=] are pretty good, Reverse 1999 is widely regarded by many, to have one of the best [=EN VAs=] in the genre, as not only are the character accents authentic to the nationality they represent, but they provide a level of gravitas that typical [=EN VAs=] are often criticized for. Given how heavily set the game is in Europe and the West, a lot of fans actually recommend switching to the English dub for a more authentic experience. In a twist, it should be noted that in this case however, the English voices are the original ones, as even the Chinese voices were only added in a later patch during the original release in China.
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* SubbingVersusDubbing: In a unique exception for most Gacha Games. But whilst the [=JP VAs=] are pretty good, Reverse 1999 ''Reverse 1999'' is widely regarded by many, to have one of the best [=EN VAs=] in the genre, as not only are the character accents authentic to the nationality they represent, but they provide a level of gravitas that typical [=EN VAs=] are often criticized for. Given how heavily set the game is in Europe and the West, a lot of fans actually recommend switching to the English dub for a more authentic experience. In a twist, it should be noted that in this case however, the English voices are the original ones, as even the Chinese voices were only added in a later patch during the original release in China.
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* DiagnosedByTheAudience: It's already been implied in the text that arcanists are all neurodivergent to some degree, thanks to the intersection of mental faculties and arcane powers, but discussions about this are most prominent with 37. She has both an extreme talent for and a hyper-fixation on math, the rest of her behavior can be quite strange, and her social skills are distinctly lacking. While on Apeiron, she is seen as a child prodigy and is highly valued and respected there, to everyone in the Suitcase and to the players, she appears to be on the Autism Spectrum.
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** Horrorpedia is quickly gaining a following, due to his {{Cloudcuckoolander}} tendencies, his nerdy passion for horror movies, and his simple but cute appearance.
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** Horrorpedia Horropedia is quickly gaining a following, due to his {{Cloudcuckoolander}} tendencies, his nerdy passion for horror movies, and his simple but cute appearance.
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* SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments: During the "Your Long-lost Friends" event in early 2024 (in the global server), if it had been a while since you last logged in, you would get treated to a cutscene of the characters missing Vertin and wondering where she is, only for her to arrive right then and announce she's back.
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: ''Especially'' thanks to the ''One Flew Over The Old House'' side-event, some fans like to depict Jessica as a highly possessive, mentally unstable, and violent {{Yandere}} for Blonney, with Jessica learning how to game the St. Pavlov Foundation's assessment of her danger level, and learning how to put up a convincing front to everyone else.
