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* NintendoHard: The game can be difficult to one credit clear due to the onslaught of bullets the game throws at you, especially in the original doujin PC release which has finite number of credits, and its Magic Barrier mechanics require the player to deploy their barrier to a desired size depending on how long the hold the button down rather than each character having varying barrier sizes.
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*** '''Fire Bomb:''' The player's witch gets the ability out a fireball that create huge explosions that linger on screen for a short time, which can wreck some of the tougher enemies, obstacles, and even bosses as the explosions makes contact with them.
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*** '''Fire Bomb:''' The player's witch gets the ability shoot out a fireball that create huge explosions that linger on screen for a short time, which can wreck some of the tougher enemies, obstacles, and even bosses as the explosions makes contact with them.
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* DesignatedHero: Yuki Longate. She claims to be a hero, but is a [[{{Troll}} Grade-A]] [[SpoiledBrat spoiled bitch]]. ''Origin'' does rewrite her story to have her go through CharacterDevelopment, though how effective that was is anyone's guess.
** A case could be made for [[{{Jerkass}} Sies]] and [[BrattyHalfPint Conon]] too.
* GameBreaker: Luca, a [[DownloadableContent downloadable character]] introduced ''Trouble Witches NEO!'' has twice as much MP out of the entire cast as well as a ''significantly'' higher damage output than any other character in the game.
** The same could probably be said for Cotton in ''Trouble Witches Origin''.
* GoddamnedBats: Enemy ships which come from behind in big swarms in stages 3 and 5 and fly after the player. The only way of properly dealing with them is by using the otherwise rather useless Back spell card, but that also requires memorizing when they're coming.
* {{Macekre}}: The entirety of ''Trouble Witches NEO's!'' English localization. Many storylines were heavily abridged, [[InconsistentDub the script can't decide which names to use]], and the translation having many instances of Engrish and spotty grammar all suggest that Studio [=SiestA=] couldn't be bothered to make sure a [[BulletHell danmaku shooter]], a video game genre that already doesn't make it outside of Japan very often, had a decent localization.
* {{Moe}}: It's a CuteEmUp after all.
** A case could be made for [[{{Jerkass}} Sies]] and [[BrattyHalfPint Conon]] too.
* GameBreaker: Luca, a [[DownloadableContent downloadable character]] introduced ''Trouble Witches NEO!'' has twice as much MP out of the entire cast as well as a ''significantly'' higher damage output than any other character in the game.
** The same could probably be said for Cotton in ''Trouble Witches Origin''.
* GoddamnedBats: Enemy ships which come from behind in big swarms in stages 3 and 5 and fly after the player. The only way of properly dealing with them is by using the otherwise rather useless Back spell card, but that also requires memorizing when they're coming.
* {{Macekre}}: The entirety of ''Trouble Witches NEO's!'' English localization. Many storylines were heavily abridged, [[InconsistentDub the script can't decide which names to use]], and the translation having many instances of Engrish and spotty grammar all suggest that Studio [=SiestA=] couldn't be bothered to make sure a [[BulletHell danmaku shooter]], a video game genre that already doesn't make it outside of Japan very often, had a decent localization.
* {{Moe}}: It's a CuteEmUp after all.
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* DesignatedHero: Yuki Longate. She claims to be a hero, but is a [[{{Troll}} Grade-A]] [[SpoiledBrat spoiled bitch]]. ''Origin'' does rewrite her story to have her go through CharacterDevelopment, though how effective that was is anyone's guess.
**guess. A case could be made for [[{{Jerkass}} Sies]] and [[BrattyHalfPint Conon]] too.
*GameBreaker: GameBreaker:
** Luca, a [[DownloadableContent downloadable character]] introduced ''Trouble Witches NEO!'' has twice as much MP out of the entire cast as well as a ''significantly'' higher damage output than any other character in thegame.
** The same could probably be said forgame. Similarly, Cotton in ''Trouble Witches Origin''.
Origin'' and ''FINAL!'' can break the game just as easily.
** Some of the Magic Cards in the game's later versions can make short work of enemies and bosses:
*** '''Roll:''' Creates two rotating barriers around the player that blocks most projectiles and destroys most weaker enemies with ease while racking up huge amounts of Star Coins in the process. It gets a spiritual successor in ''Origin'' called '''Force''' that functions similarly to Roll except [[DeflectorShield it creates a magic force field around the player]] instead.
*** '''Decoy:''' [[DoppelgangerAttack Creates an illusionary copy of the user]], not only diverting enemy fire to the clone, but it can also attack enemies.
*** '''Fire Bomb:''' The player's witch gets the ability out a fireball that create huge explosions that linger on screen for a short time, which can wreck some of the tougher enemies, obstacles, and even bosses as the explosions makes contact with them.
* GoddamnedBats: Enemy ships which come from behind in big swarms instages Stages 3 and 5 and fly after the player. The Outside of kiting around them while managing the onslaught of bullets and enemies in front of you, your only way options of properly dealing with dispatching them is by are using the otherwise rather useless Back spell card, but that also requires memorizing when they're coming.
very situational Tail card or the Roll/Force card.
* {{Macekre}}: The entirety of ''Trouble Witches NEO's!'' English localization. Many storylines were heavily abridged, [[InconsistentDub the script can't decide which names to use]], and the translation having many instances of Engrish and spotty grammar all suggest that Studio [=SiestA=] couldn't be bothered to make sure a [[BulletHell danmaku shooter]], a video game genre that already doesn't make it outside of Japan very often,had have a decent localization.
* {{Moe}}: It's a CuteEmUp after all.localization.
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** Luca, a [[DownloadableContent downloadable character]] introduced ''Trouble Witches NEO!'' has twice as much MP out of the entire cast as well as a ''significantly'' higher damage output than any other character in the
** The same could probably be said for
** Some of the Magic Cards in the game's later versions can make short work of enemies and bosses:
*** '''Roll:''' Creates two rotating barriers around the player that blocks most projectiles and destroys most weaker enemies with ease while racking up huge amounts of Star Coins in the process. It gets a spiritual successor in ''Origin'' called '''Force''' that functions similarly to Roll except [[DeflectorShield it creates a magic force field around the player]] instead.
*** '''Decoy:''' [[DoppelgangerAttack Creates an illusionary copy of the user]], not only diverting enemy fire to the clone, but it can also attack enemies.
*** '''Fire Bomb:''' The player's witch gets the ability out a fireball that create huge explosions that linger on screen for a short time, which can wreck some of the tougher enemies, obstacles, and even bosses as the explosions makes contact with them.
* GoddamnedBats: Enemy ships which come from behind in big swarms in
* {{Macekre}}: The entirety of ''Trouble Witches NEO's!'' English localization. Many storylines were heavily abridged, [[InconsistentDub the script can't decide which names to use]], and the translation having many instances of Engrish and spotty grammar all suggest that Studio [=SiestA=] couldn't be bothered to make sure a [[BulletHell danmaku shooter]], a video game genre that already doesn't make it outside of Japan very often,
* {{Moe}}: It's a CuteEmUp after all.
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* SoBadItsGood: Some of the ''Trouble Witches NEO''[='=]s fanbase consider the BlindIdiotTranslation and bad English voice-overs as a the best part of ''NEO!''. This has led to [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kl95km8neJU various]] [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JIVH2m9cP6k videos]] uploaded to Website/YouTube to feature clips of the game's English dub.
* SpiritualAdaptation: ''Trouble Witches'' is probably the closest thing to a ''VideoGame/MagicalChase'' sequel shoot 'em up circles will see.
* ThatOneBoss: Lili. Unlike the previous bosses, she has a small weak-point that's only vulnerable for less than two seconds then closes her weak-spot off by some trap doors until it opens again. It doesn't help that Lily traps you inside her EternalEngine form to restrict your mobility and she sends out spiked balls once her turrets and flamethrowers are taken out. Risking to go up close and personal to shoot her core during her first phase will likely get you killed (especially thanks to the standard Xbox 360 controller's cruddy Directional Pad and analog stick) as she moves around the closed off space. [[FromBadToWorse And it gets worse]] when she TurnsRed because will fill the screen with bullets with little room to maneuver through them.
* UnexpectedCharacter: Many were not expecting to see ''VideoGame/FantasticNightDreamsCotton''[='=]s titular heroine of all characters to guest star in ''Trouble Witches Origin'' as a DLC character and make a return in an indie shoot 'em up game.
* SpiritualAdaptation: ''Trouble Witches'' is probably the closest thing to a ''VideoGame/MagicalChase'' sequel shoot 'em up circles will see.
* ThatOneBoss: Lili. Unlike the previous bosses, she has a small weak-point that's only vulnerable for less than two seconds then closes her weak-spot off by some trap doors until it opens again. It doesn't help that Lily traps you inside her EternalEngine form to restrict your mobility and she sends out spiked balls once her turrets and flamethrowers are taken out. Risking to go up close and personal to shoot her core during her first phase will likely get you killed (especially thanks to the standard Xbox 360 controller's cruddy Directional Pad and analog stick) as she moves around the closed off space. [[FromBadToWorse And it gets worse]] when she TurnsRed because will fill the screen with bullets with little room to maneuver through them.
* UnexpectedCharacter: Many were not expecting to see ''VideoGame/FantasticNightDreamsCotton''[='=]s titular heroine of all characters to guest star in ''Trouble Witches Origin'' as a DLC character and make a return in an indie shoot 'em up game.
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* NightmareFuel:
** In a SurprisinglyCreepyMoment from Cynfi's storyline in ''NEO!'', after defeating Snowberry and Illusion, she wakes up from her nap and causally mentions in the dream she was having that she bit the head off a snake and then proceeds to drinking its blood. No body questions what was going on in her head when she said this.
** ''Trouble Witches FINAL!'' features a new transition sequence in Stage 5 as the player descents into the portal to Necrophantasm with a few [[FreezeFrameBonus blank and you miss it]] images flashing on screen, one of which includes an dark and red image of an enormous mob of witch hunters marching through the castle streets with a hellish sky above them that stands out from the rest of the game. Unlike the previous versions of the game, after reaching through the portal, the player is sent to a shadowy dimension devoid of life while the stage's upbeat background music has become barely audible before the boss battle with Malsem and Erk.
* PolishedPort: ''Trouble Witches FINAL!'' on [=PlayStation=] 4 and Nintendo Switch is this to ''Origin'' on Steam. It comes bundled with all of the Steam version's [=DLCs=] while beautifully touching up the character art with new TwoAndAHalfD backgrounds à la ''NEO!'' that are brimming with new details and flourishes, introduces new unlockable EX versions of each character, offers plenty of modes from the previous versions, including the Boss Attack and online co-op features with post-launch updates, and new quality-of-life improvements such as a SuspendSave feature for select modes and a togglable Auto-Card feature where held Magic Cards can be used automatically upon taking damage. Cotton also returns in this version as DLC along with a new character exclusive to ''FINAL!''.
* ScrappyWeapon: The '''Tail''' card. While it is efficient at dealing with enemies from behind such as the ones from Stages 3 and 5 with its sweeping rear shots, but the player trades off their their standard shot for a weaker and narrow frontal shoot and the few places where the help the player are very situational. Magic Cards like Roll/Force can similarly protect the player from most threats from all sides without taking away their standard shot.
* SoBadItsGood: Some of the ''Trouble Witches NEO''[='=]s fanbase consider the BlindIdiotTranslation and bad English voice-overs asa the best part of ''NEO!''. This has led to [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kl95km8neJU various]] [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JIVH2m9cP6k videos]] uploaded to Website/YouTube to feature clips of the game's English dub.
*SpiritualAdaptation: SpiritualSuccessor: ''Trouble Witches'' is probably the closest thing to a ''VideoGame/MagicalChase'' sequel shoot 'em up circles will see.
sequel.
* ThatOneBoss:Lili.Lili and Gull Voln. Unlike the previous bosses, she has a small weak-point that's only vulnerable for less than two seconds then closes her weak-spot off by some trap doors until it opens again. It doesn't help that Lily traps you inside her EternalEngine form to restrict your mobility and she sends out spiked balls once her turrets and flamethrowers are taken out. Risking to go up close and personal to shoot her core during her first phase will likely get you killed (especially thanks to the standard Xbox 360 controller's cruddy Directional Pad and analog stick) as she moves around the closed off space. [[FromBadToWorse And it gets worse]] when she TurnsRed because will fill the screen with bullets that cannot be slowed down by your barrier with little room to maneuver through them.
* UnexpectedCharacter: Many were not expecting to see ''VideoGame/FantasticNightDreamsCotton''[='=]s titular heroine of all characters to guest star in ''Trouble WitchesOrigin'' Origin!'' (and again in ''FINAL!'') as a DLC character and make a return in an indie shoot 'em up game.
** In a SurprisinglyCreepyMoment from Cynfi's storyline in ''NEO!'', after defeating Snowberry and Illusion, she wakes up from her nap and causally mentions in the dream she was having that she bit the head off a snake and then proceeds to drinking its blood. No body questions what was going on in her head when she said this.
** ''Trouble Witches FINAL!'' features a new transition sequence in Stage 5 as the player descents into the portal to Necrophantasm with a few [[FreezeFrameBonus blank and you miss it]] images flashing on screen, one of which includes an dark and red image of an enormous mob of witch hunters marching through the castle streets with a hellish sky above them that stands out from the rest of the game. Unlike the previous versions of the game, after reaching through the portal, the player is sent to a shadowy dimension devoid of life while the stage's upbeat background music has become barely audible before the boss battle with Malsem and Erk.
* PolishedPort: ''Trouble Witches FINAL!'' on [=PlayStation=] 4 and Nintendo Switch is this to ''Origin'' on Steam. It comes bundled with all of the Steam version's [=DLCs=] while beautifully touching up the character art with new TwoAndAHalfD backgrounds à la ''NEO!'' that are brimming with new details and flourishes, introduces new unlockable EX versions of each character, offers plenty of modes from the previous versions, including the Boss Attack and online co-op features with post-launch updates, and new quality-of-life improvements such as a SuspendSave feature for select modes and a togglable Auto-Card feature where held Magic Cards can be used automatically upon taking damage. Cotton also returns in this version as DLC along with a new character exclusive to ''FINAL!''.
* ScrappyWeapon: The '''Tail''' card. While it is efficient at dealing with enemies from behind such as the ones from Stages 3 and 5 with its sweeping rear shots, but the player trades off their their standard shot for a weaker and narrow frontal shoot and the few places where the help the player are very situational. Magic Cards like Roll/Force can similarly protect the player from most threats from all sides without taking away their standard shot.
* SoBadItsGood: Some of the ''Trouble Witches NEO''[='=]s fanbase consider the BlindIdiotTranslation and bad English voice-overs as
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* ThatOneBoss:
* UnexpectedCharacter: Many were not expecting to see ''VideoGame/FantasticNightDreamsCotton''[='=]s titular heroine of all characters to guest star in ''Trouble Witches
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* EvilIsSexy: Lili and Almagam, [[spoiler:[[BrainwashedAndCrazy although they didn't intend to be evil in the first place]].]]
** [[spoiler:Arlia plays it straight in Peropero's ending.]]
** [[spoiler:Arlia plays it straight in Peropero's ending.]]
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* WhatAnIdiot: Symphony, full-stop. At the beginning of her "Neo" story, she believed that her crown was stolen by one of Amalgam kids, but then '''she pulls out the crown from her pocket and places it''' '''''on her head'''''.
** However, this is downplayed in Trouble Witches Origin, where Symphony's story takes a different turn.
** However, this is downplayed in Trouble Witches Origin, where Symphony's story takes a different turn.
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* GoddamnedBats: Enemy ships which come from behind in big swarms in stages 3 and 5 and fly after the player. The only way of properly dealing with them is by using the otherwise rather useless Back spell card, but that also requires memorizing when they're coming.
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* DesignatedHero: Yuki Longate. She claims to be a hero, but is a [[{{Troll}} Grade-A]] [[SpoiledBrat spoiled bitch]].
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* DesignatedHero: Yuki Longate. She claims to be a hero, but is a [[{{Troll}} Grade-A]] [[SpoiledBrat spoiled bitch]]. ''Origin'' does rewrite her story to have her go through CharacterDevelopment, though how effective that was is anyone's guess.
** A case could be made for [[{{Jerkass}} Sies]] and [[BrattyHalfPint Conon]] too.
** A case could be made for [[{{Jerkass}} Sies]] and [[BrattyHalfPint Conon]] too.
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* MostAnnoyingSound: ''ANY'' moment in Story Mode where Malcem screams at the top of his whiny lungs as he goes BrainwashedAndCrazy before a boss battle in ''Trouble Witches NEO's!'' English dub qualifies.
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* UnexpectedCharacter: Many were not expecting to see VideoGame/FantasticNightDreamsCotton's titular heroine of all characters to guest star in ''Trouble Witches Origin'' as a DLC character and make a return in an indie shoot 'em up game.
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* UnexpectedCharacter: Many were not expecting to see VideoGame/FantasticNightDreamsCotton's ''VideoGame/FantasticNightDreamsCotton''[='=]s titular heroine of all characters to guest star in ''Trouble Witches Origin'' as a DLC character and make a return in an indie shoot 'em up game.
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* UnexpectedCharacter: Many were not expecting to see VideoGame/FantasticNightDreamsCotton's titular heroine of all characters to guest star in ''Trouble Witches Origin'' as a DLC character and make a return in an indie shoot 'em up game.
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* WhatAnIdiot: Symphony, full-stop. At the beginning of her story, she believed that her crown was stolen by one of Amalgam kids, but then '''she pulls out the crown from her pocket and places it''' '''''on her head'''''.
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* WhatAnIdiot: Symphony, full-stop. At the beginning of her "Neo" story, she believed that her crown was stolen by one of Amalgam kids, but then '''she pulls out the crown from her pocket and places it''' '''''on her head'''''.head'''''.
** However, this is downplayed in Trouble Witches Origin, where Symphony's story takes a different turn.
** However, this is downplayed in Trouble Witches Origin, where Symphony's story takes a different turn.
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** The same could probably be said for Cotton in ''Trouble Witches Origin''.
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* EvilIsSexy: Lili and Almagam, [[spoiler:[[BrainwashedAndCrazy Although they didn't intend to be evil in the first place]].]]
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* EvilIsSexy: Lili and Almagam, [[spoiler:[[BrainwashedAndCrazy Although although they didn't intend to be evil in the first place]].]]
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* {{Macekre}}: The entirety of ''Trouble Witches NEO's!'' English localization. Many storylines were heavily abridged, [[InconsistentDub the script can't decide which names to use]], and the translation having many instances of Engrish and spotty grammar all suggest that Studio [=SiestA=] couldn't be bothered to make sure a [[BulletHell danmaku shooter]] - a video game genre that already doesn't make it outside of Japan very often - had a decent localization.
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* {{Macekre}}: The entirety of ''Trouble Witches NEO's!'' English localization. Many storylines were heavily abridged, [[InconsistentDub the script can't decide which names to use]], and the translation having many instances of Engrish and spotty grammar all suggest that Studio [=SiestA=] couldn't be bothered to make sure a [[BulletHell danmaku shooter]] - shooter]], a video game genre that already doesn't make it outside of Japan very often - often, had a decent localization.
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* SoBadItsGood: Some of the ''Trouble Witches NEO''[='=]s fanbase consider the BlindIdiotTranslation and terrible English voice-overs as a good thing. This has led to [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kl95km8neJU various]] [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JIVH2m9cP6k videos]] uploaded to Website/YouTube to feature clips of the game's English dub.
* SpiritualLicensee: ''Trouble Witches'' is probably the closest thing to a ''VideoGame/MagicalChase'' sequel.
* SpiritualLicensee: ''Trouble Witches'' is probably the closest thing to a ''VideoGame/MagicalChase'' sequel.
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* SoBadItsGood: Some of the ''Trouble Witches NEO''[='=]s fanbase consider the BlindIdiotTranslation and terrible bad English voice-overs as a good thing.the best part of ''NEO!''. This has led to [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kl95km8neJU various]] [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JIVH2m9cP6k videos]] uploaded to Website/YouTube to feature clips of the game's English dub.
*SpiritualLicensee: SpiritualAdaptation: ''Trouble Witches'' is probably the closest thing to a ''VideoGame/MagicalChase'' sequel.sequel shoot 'em up circles will see.
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* {{Macekre}}: The entirety of ''Trouble Witches NEO's!'' English localization. Many storylines were heavily abridged, [[InconsistentDub the script can't decide which names to use]], and the translation having many instances of Engrish and spotty grammar all suggest that Studio [=SiestA=] didn't have the care needed to bring a faithful translation into a [[BulletHell danmaku shooter]] which rarely ever make it outside of Japan. Averted in the sense that you can tell some of the voice cast. are trying, but for the most part, they still sound terrible. Whoever was behind the voice casting has no such excuse as it seems they could not be bothered with finding people who could act or miscast those that tried.
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* {{Macekre}}: The entirety of ''Trouble Witches NEO's!'' English localization. Many storylines were heavily abridged, [[InconsistentDub the script can't decide which names to use]], and the translation having many instances of Engrish and spotty grammar all suggest that Studio [=SiestA=] didn't have the care needed couldn't be bothered to bring a faithful translation into make sure a [[BulletHell danmaku shooter]] which rarely ever - a video game genre that already doesn't make it outside of Japan. Averted in the sense that you can tell some of the voice cast. are trying, but for the most part, they still sound terrible. Whoever was behind the voice casting has no such excuse as it seems they could not be bothered with finding people who could act or miscast those that tried.Japan very often - had a decent localization.
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Removing some of the formatting issues and a tone that practically screamed off the page to try and add some context.
* {{Macekre}}: The entirety of ''Trouble Witches NEO's!'' English localization. Many storylines were heavily abridged, [[InconsistentDub the script can't decide which names to use]], and the translation having many instances of Engrish and spotty grammar all suggest that Studio [=SiestA=] didn't have the care needed to bring a faithful translation into a [[BulletHell danmaku shooter]] which rarely ever make it outside of Japan. Averted in the sense that you can tell some of the voice cast. are trying, but for the most part, they still sound terrible. Whoever was behind the voice casting has no such excuse as it seems they could not be bothered with finding people who could act or miscast those that tried.
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* {{Narm}}: The English dub, due to the voice acting. However...
** NarmCharm: Bad voice acting or not, you can't help but feel at least a ''little'' bit sorry for Lyla when she rants about how much she sucks in front of Lilly (until [[{{Narm}} she starts crying]], that is).
** Anything Sakurako says also qualifies as Narm Charm. Her voice actress's accent makes her sound almost adorable.
* SoBadItsGood: Some of the ''Troubles Witches NEO''[='=]s fanbase consider the BlindIdiotTranslation and terrible English voice-overs as a good thing. This has led to [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kl95km8neJU various]] [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JIVH2m9cP6k videos]] uploaded to Website/YouTube to feature clips of the game's [[strike:horrid]] English dub.
** NarmCharm: Bad voice acting or not, you can't help but feel at least a ''little'' bit sorry for Lyla when she rants about how much she sucks in front of Lilly (until [[{{Narm}} she starts crying]], that is).
** Anything Sakurako says also qualifies as Narm Charm. Her voice actress's accent makes her sound almost adorable.
* SoBadItsGood: Some of the ''Troubles Witches NEO''[='=]s fanbase consider the BlindIdiotTranslation and terrible English voice-overs as a good thing. This has led to [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kl95km8neJU various]] [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JIVH2m9cP6k videos]] uploaded to Website/YouTube to feature clips of the game's [[strike:horrid]] English dub.
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* {{Narm}}: The English dub, due to the voice acting. However...
**NarmCharm: Bad voice acting or not, you can't help but feel at least a ''little'' bit sorry for Lyla when she rants about how much she sucks in front of Lilly (until [[{{Narm}} she starts crying]], that is).
**is). Anything Sakurako says also qualifies as Narm Charm. Her voice actress's accent makes her sound almost adorable.
* SoBadItsGood: Some of the''Troubles ''Trouble Witches NEO''[='=]s fanbase consider the BlindIdiotTranslation and terrible English voice-overs as a good thing. This has led to [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kl95km8neJU various]] [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JIVH2m9cP6k videos]] uploaded to Website/YouTube to feature clips of the game's [[strike:horrid]] English dub.
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* TheyJustDidntCare: The entirety of ''Trouble Witches NEO's!'' English localization and humorous storylines gone horribly abridged is proof that Studio [=SiestA=] did not care for bringing any coherent story-telling into a danmaku shooter outside Japan.
** Averted with ''some'' of the voice cast. You can tell some of them are trying, but for the most part, they still sound terrible. Whoever was behind the voice ''casting'', however, clearly could not be bothered with finding people who could act.
** Averted with ''some'' of the voice cast. You can tell some of them are trying, but for the most part, they still sound terrible. Whoever was behind the voice ''casting'', however, clearly could not be bothered with finding people who could act.
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* FanDumb: Talk bad about ''NEO's!'' English dubbing and you can expect some people to defend it, due to being SoBadItsGood.
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* NeedsMoreLove: The English voice-overs maybe some of the worst voice-acting ever heard in a ShootEmUp since ''[[VideoGame/ShikigamiNoShiro Castle Shikigami II]]'', but the gameplay itself almost makes up for it despite its inherent flaws (e.g. the lack of card-swapping from the original PC game).
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* DesignatedHero: Yuki Longate. She claims to be a hero, but is a [[{{troll}} Grade-A]] [[SpoiledBrat spoiled bitch]].
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* NeedsMoreLove: Especially from the developers themselves for butchering the XBLA version of ''Trouble Witches Episode 1'' by abridging the storyline of each character and having SNK Playmore handle the English localization. This goes to show that there wasn't much love involved when they brought their own doujin game to video consoles overseas.
** The English voice-overs maybe some of the worst voice-acting ever heard in a ShootEmUp since ''[[VideoGame/ShikigamiNoShiro Castle Shikigami II]]'', but the gameplay itself almost makes up for it despite its inherent flaws (e.g. the lack of card-swapping from the original PC game).
** The English voice-overs maybe some of the worst voice-acting ever heard in a ShootEmUp since ''[[VideoGame/ShikigamiNoShiro Castle Shikigami II]]'', but the gameplay itself almost makes up for it despite its inherent flaws (e.g. the lack of card-swapping from the original PC game).
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* NeedsMoreLove: Especially from the developers themselves for butchering the XBLA version of ''Trouble Witches Episode 1'' by abridging the storyline of each character and having SNK Playmore handle the English localization. This goes to show that there wasn't much love involved when they brought their own doujin game to video consoles overseas.
**The English voice-overs maybe some of the worst voice-acting ever heard in a ShootEmUp since ''[[VideoGame/ShikigamiNoShiro Castle Shikigami II]]'', but the gameplay itself almost makes up for it despite its inherent flaws (e.g. the lack of card-swapping from the original PC game).
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* SpiritualLicensee: ''Trouble Witches'' is perhaps the closest thing a modern ''VideoGame/MagicalChase'' game there is.
* ThatOneBoss: Lili. Unlike the previous bosses, she has a small weak-point that's only vulnerable for less than two seconds then closes her weak-spot off by some trap doors until it opens again. It doesn't help that Lily traps you inside her EternalEngine form to restrict your mobility and she sends out spiked balls once her turrets and flamethrowers are taken out. Risking to go up close and personal to shoot her core during her first phase will likely get you killed (especially no thanks from the standard Xbox 360 controller's cruddy Directional Pad and analog stick) as she moves around the closed off space. [[FromBadToWorse And it gets worse]] when she TurnsRed because will fill the screen with bullets with little room to maneuver through them.
* ThatOneBoss: Lili. Unlike the previous bosses, she has a small weak-point that's only vulnerable for less than two seconds then closes her weak-spot off by some trap doors until it opens again. It doesn't help that Lily traps you inside her EternalEngine form to restrict your mobility and she sends out spiked balls once her turrets and flamethrowers are taken out. Risking to go up close and personal to shoot her core during her first phase will likely get you killed (especially no thanks from the standard Xbox 360 controller's cruddy Directional Pad and analog stick) as she moves around the closed off space. [[FromBadToWorse And it gets worse]] when she TurnsRed because will fill the screen with bullets with little room to maneuver through them.
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* SpiritualLicensee: ''Trouble Witches'' is perhaps probably the closest thing to a modern ''VideoGame/MagicalChase'' game there is.
sequel.
* ThatOneBoss: Lili. Unlike the previous bosses, she has a small weak-point that's only vulnerable for less than two seconds then closes her weak-spot off by some trap doors until it opens again. It doesn't help that Lily traps you inside her EternalEngine form to restrict your mobility and she sends out spiked balls once her turrets and flamethrowers are taken out. Risking to go up close and personal to shoot her core during her first phase will likely get you killed (especiallyno thanks from to the standard Xbox 360 controller's cruddy Directional Pad and analog stick) as she moves around the closed off space. [[FromBadToWorse And it gets worse]] when she TurnsRed because will fill the screen with bullets with little room to maneuver through them.
* ThatOneBoss: Lili. Unlike the previous bosses, she has a small weak-point that's only vulnerable for less than two seconds then closes her weak-spot off by some trap doors until it opens again. It doesn't help that Lily traps you inside her EternalEngine form to restrict your mobility and she sends out spiked balls once her turrets and flamethrowers are taken out. Risking to go up close and personal to shoot her core during her first phase will likely get you killed (especially
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* WhatAnIdiot: Symphony, full-stop. If Ponta could say anything her pea-brain might understand, it might sound a little like this: "Would you stop for one second and look at the crown on your [[SymbolSwearing $%#&]][[PrecisionFStrike ing]] head!!".
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* WhatAnIdiot: Symphony, full-stop. If Ponta could say anything At the beginning of her pea-brain might understand, it might sound a little like this: "Would you stop for story, she believed that her crown was stolen by one second and look at of Amalgam kids, but then '''she pulls out the crown on your [[SymbolSwearing $%#&]][[PrecisionFStrike ing]] head!!".from her pocket and places it''' '''''on her head'''''.
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* NeedsMoreLove: Especially from the developers themselves for butchering the XBLA version of Trouble Witches Episode 1 by abridging the storyline of each character and having SNK Playmore handle the English localization. This goes to show that there wasn't much love involved when they brought their own doujin game to video consoles overseas.
** The English voice-overs maybe some of the worst voice-acting ever heard in a ShootEmUp since ''[[ShikigamiNoShiro Castle Shikigami II]]'', but the gameplay itself almost makes up for it despite its inherent flaws (e.g. the lack of card-swapping from the original PC game).
* SoBadItsGood: Some of the Troubles Witches NEO's fanbase consider the BlindIdiotTranslation and terrible English voice-overs as a good thing. This has led to [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kl95km8neJU various]] [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JIVH2m9cP6k videos]] uploaded to Website/YouTube to feature clips of the game's [[strike:horrid]] English dub.
* SpiritualLicensee: ''Trouble Witches'' is perhaps the thing closest a modern ''VideoGame/MagicalChase'' game there is.
** The English voice-overs maybe some of the worst voice-acting ever heard in a ShootEmUp since ''[[ShikigamiNoShiro Castle Shikigami II]]'', but the gameplay itself almost makes up for it despite its inherent flaws (e.g. the lack of card-swapping from the original PC game).
* SoBadItsGood: Some of the Troubles Witches NEO's fanbase consider the BlindIdiotTranslation and terrible English voice-overs as a good thing. This has led to [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kl95km8neJU various]] [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JIVH2m9cP6k videos]] uploaded to Website/YouTube to feature clips of the game's [[strike:horrid]] English dub.
* SpiritualLicensee: ''Trouble Witches'' is perhaps the thing closest a modern ''VideoGame/MagicalChase'' game there is.
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* NeedsMoreLove: Especially from the developers themselves for butchering the XBLA version of Trouble ''Trouble Witches Episode 1 1'' by abridging the storyline of each character and having SNK Playmore handle the English localization. This goes to show that there wasn't much love involved when they brought their own doujin game to video consoles overseas.
** The English voice-overs maybe some of the worst voice-acting ever heard in a ShootEmUp since''[[ShikigamiNoShiro ''[[VideoGame/ShikigamiNoShiro Castle Shikigami II]]'', but the gameplay itself almost makes up for it despite its inherent flaws (e.g. the lack of card-swapping from the original PC game).
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* SpiritualLicensee: ''Trouble Witches'' is perhaps thething closest thing a modern ''VideoGame/MagicalChase'' game there is.
** The English voice-overs maybe some of the worst voice-acting ever heard in a ShootEmUp since
* SoBadItsGood: Some of the
* SpiritualLicensee: ''Trouble Witches'' is perhaps the
