History YMMV / SeventeenThousandSevenHundredSeventySix

** Chapter 20 caused a minor one - Nine had never been referred to by any gender-specific pronoun before then, but Ten calls her "she" for the first time in that chapter. Is it confirmation of her gender, or is it a sign that Ten doesn't quite respect her (since she also refers to herself as her ''big'' sister then, contradicting her earlier declaration that she was Nine's ''little'' sister)? Was is simply a slip of the tongue, so to speak?

** Chapter 20 caused a minor one - Nine had never been referred to by any gender-specific pronoun before then, but Ten calls her "she" for the first time in that chapter. Is it confirmation of her gender, or is it a sign that Ten doesn't quite respect her (since she also refers to herself as her ''big'' sister then, contradicting her earlier declaration that she was Nine's ''little'' sister)?

* ItsShortSoItSucks: Many fans feel like the story could've been explored much longer than ten days.

* TearJerker:
** Nine's loneliness at the beginning of the story and desperation for anyone to respond.
** When BornUnlucky Lacrecia Evans finally catches a football after 10,000 years of trying, [[spoiler:the one she catches is the one that broke the Centennial Bulb]].
** Ten's eulogy to the lightbulb is very touching (in spite of it addressing an inanimate object).
** The end of Chapter 16:
--->'''Juice''': you know who would've wandered out there? just to do it?
--->[[{{Beat}} (long pause)]]
--->'''Nine''': Children.
--->'''Juice''': children.

* BrokenBase: A crack in the fandom formed after the Intermission. Is the fact that [[spoiler:humanity simply refuses to enter space or develop space travel due to nothing being out there, despite the amount of time that flew by]], unrealistic and frankly unsettling? Or is it a good way of keeping human interaction with the satellites to a minimum and keep it from their perspective only?

* ItWasHisSled: It's ''very'' easy to have TheReveal that the main characters are space probes spoiled, since most fanart of them alludes to this in some fashion.

* SomeAnvilsNeedToBeDropped:
** Football has only gotten so far because nanobots and immortality fixed what was holding it back. Human durability and the lack of safety in modern-day football is a serious and life-threatening problem.

** Ten's eulogy to the lightbulb is very touching.

* BrokenBase: A crack in the fandom formed after the Intermission. Is the fact that [[spoiler: humanity simply refuses to enter space or develop space travel due to nothing being out there despite the amount of time that flew by]] unrealistic and frankly unsettling? Or is it a good way of keeping human interaction with the satellites to a minimum and keep it from their perspective only?

* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: The relaxing smooth jazz accompanying chapters 3 and 5.
* BrokenBase: A crack in the fandom formed after the Intermission. Is the fact that [[spoiler: humanity simply refuses to enter space or develop space travel despite the amount of time that flew by]] unrealistic and frankly unsettling? Or is it a good way of keeping human interaction with the satellites to a minimum and keep it from their perspective only?

* TheWoobie: Nine, who starts the story depressed and without identity, and still holds on to that lack of self-security even after they're rescued from seclusion.

* EnsembleDarkhorse: While Hubble only appeared for one chapter and a few lines, they got themselves a decent share of fanart for it.

* MisaimedFandom: Beneath the surface, the story is a satire on sports culture, the lack of safety in real world football and how players have gotten hurt due to it, and on mankind's pursuit of play once work becomes unnecessary. However, due to many people being drawn in for the narrative and not the football aspect, many tend to read for the satellites and their antics and not the satire.

* TheWoobie: Nine, who starts the story depressed and without identity, and still holds onto that lack of self-security even after they're rescued from seclusion.

* MisaimedFandom: Beneath the surface, the story is a satire on sports culture, the lack of safety in real world football and how players have gotten hurt due to it, and on mankind's pursuit of play in lieu of any essential survival behavior. However, due to many people being drawn in for the narrative and not the football aspect, many tend to read for the satellites and their antics and not the satire.

* MisaimedFandom: Beneath the surface, the story is a veiled satire on the lack of safety in real world football and how players have gotten hurt due to it. (The initial article outright mentions this before [[MadnessMantra going to hell]].) However, due to many people being drawn in for the narrative and not the football aspect, many tend to just see the story as a simple utopia plot discussed by satellites rather than a social commentary.
* SomeAnvilsNeedToBeDropped: Football has only gotten so far because nanobots and immortality fixed what was holding it back; human durability and the lack of safety in modern-day football, a serious and life-threatening problem.

** Juice's love for Lunchables.[[labelnote:Explanation]]THe goes on a lengthy rant about how sad it is that they've disappeared in the story's present-day, continuing throughout an entire chapter. It quickly caught on in the fandom.[[/labelnote]]

* MisaimedFandom: Beneath the surface, the story is a veiled satire on the lack of safety in real world football and how players have gotten hurt due to it. However, due to many people being drawn in for the narrative and not the football aspect, many tend to just see the story as a simple utopia plot discussed by satellites rather than a social commentary.

* MemeticMutation: Comparisons to ''Webcomic/{{Homestuck}}'' (another multi-media piece of Internet fiction known for its mind-bending plot) are very commonplace.

* SomeAnvilsNeedToBeDropped: Football has only gotten so far because nanobots and immortality fixed what was holding it back; human durability and the lack of safety in modern-day football.

* MemeticMutation: Comparisons to ''Webcomic/{{Homestuck}}'' (another multi-media piece of Internet fiction known for its mind-bending plot) are very commonplace.

* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: All the video chapters are accompanied by relaxing smooth jazz.
* CounterpartComparison: Juice gets a lot of comparisons to [[Webcomic/{{Homestuck}} Dave Strider]], since they're both [[DeadpanSnarker snarky]], nostalgic, street-smart types who type in [[AllLowercaseLetters all lowercase]].

* MemeticMutation: Comparisons to ''Webcomic/{{Homestuck}}'' (another multi-media piece of Internet fiction known for its mind-bending plot) are very commonplace.

* FriendlyFandoms: Near ''instantaneously'' after its first few days of release, it formed a close bond with the ''Webcomic/{{Homestuck}}'' fandom due to being a strange web story revolving around ColorCodedCharacters. As seen below, Juice is also a dead ringer for Dave Strider.