YMMV / Super Heroine Chronicle

• Game-Breaker: A somewhat Awesome, but Impractical version exists with Claude. To gain a level, a character just needs to reach up to 100 experience; the higher the level the character is compared to the enemy, the lower the experience gain. Claude however can consistently gain 10 exp for healing one ally adjacent to him. Have the monster attack the ally, and Claude can just heal said ally, end the turn, and rinse and repeat. It's possible, with a lot of patience, to have Claude at level 99 just by healing allies over and over again.
  • Hibiki is another one, as a result of having THE highest physical attack stat of all the playable characters in the game.
• Spiritual Adaptation: One of the most notable things about this game is that it's the closest we have to a Super Robot Wars-like game that focuses on Magical Girls instead of Humongous Mecha, which people have been wanting for years (And still want).
• Spiritual Successor: To the Spiral Chaos games, since it shares the same publisher and programmer team (Tose). It borrows elements from both games, including stat breaking (as opposed to armor breaking), extra attacks (both the typical version and the new Soul Sympathy system), free stages, free talks, and more. Unfortunately, there is no sparring, nor are there any gal monsters to capture as before.
• That One Level:
  • Stage 28 is cited as one for forcing you to use many characters considered Lethal Joke Characters.
  • Stage 34 is another one due to it being a Luck-Based Mission. Let's just say you'll hate how neutral A.I.'s respond.
• Unexpected Character:
  • Did anyone seriously expect an 80s anime that was a hentai at first to appear in a crossover game?
  • A few of the Lethal Joke Characters like Super Sonico also qualify.

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