History Awesome / NeoTheWorldEndsWithYou

* At first it seems that Tsugumi will be the boss of Week 2 Day 2. Except the boss is actually ''Mr. Mew''. Yes the boss is a sentient stuffed animal, sounds ridiculous but the fight is actually pretty awesome. You even fight Mr. Mew again on Week 2 Day 7 followed by a rematch with Susukichi.

* At first it seems that Tsugumi will be the boss of Week 2 Day 2. Except the boss is actually ''Mr. Mew''. Yes the boss is a sentient stuffed animal, sounds ridiculous but the fight is actually pretty awesome. You even fight Mr. Mew again on Week 2 Day 7 before actually fighting Tsugumi herself.

* Neku's [[HesBack grand return]] begins with him one-shotting a Dissonance powered Minamimoto who the Wicked Twisters had struggled against just moments before.

* Neku's [[grand return HesBack]] begins with him one-shotting a Dissonance powered Minamimoto who the Wicked Twisters had struggled against just moments before.

* On a meta level, the entirety of Week 3 Day 3 qualifies as this. We start InMediasRes with Rindo getting his ass kicked ''by Fret'', in front of an unconscious Kanon. Rindo is ''just'' as confused as we are, and his Replay power activates so he can travel back to... nowhere. He can't remember what was happening before this until he finds a receipt from Somedrinks that gives him a Replay point. Hour-by-hour, he has to Replay all the way back to the start of the day, piecing it together in what is basically a WhodunnitToMe. It's not a straightforward AnachronicOrder, either; Rindo is re-chaining his own memories back together, link by link, and has no information that his past self SHOULD have at that time. The fact that this makes ''any sort of sense'' from our perspective is an amazing feat of storytelling.
** It’s a smart move on the writers’ part too because the reason why the chapter is structured this way is because Kanon advises the Twisters to split up for the day. Players would have been at least slightly miffed to have their lineup keep changing throughout the episode if the episode played chronologically. The gameplay wouldn’t have worked either if the only playable character is Rindo because at least another character is needed for Beat Drops.

** Taken UpToEleven with the ''Killer Remix'', a powerful Mashup involving all party members unleashing a MagicMissileStorm at any Noise in their way before healing up the party.

** If you're repeating W3D7[=''=] and have Minamimoto replace Rindo, [[DevelopersForesight Neku takes Rindo's place for the finishing blow]], [[CallBack using the same stance he did for the final Fusion in the first game]].

* Just like the previous game's boss-ending Fusion, the Wicked Twisters unleashes a Killer Remix to finish off the final boss. Each of the Twisters fire a beam that not only makes the Groove sky-rocket to 300%, it ''breaks beyond 300%'' to cap out at '''999%''' before Rindo delivers the finishing blow.

* Shoka betraying her fellow Reapers in order to officially join the Wicked Twisters at the end of Week 2 Day 7 and help save Shibuya. Also doubles as a SugarWiki/{{Heartwarming Moment|s}}

* Shoka betraying her fellow Reapers in order to officially join the Wicked Twisters at the end of Week 2 Day 7 and help save Shibuya. Also doubles as a CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming.

* On Day 1, when Rindo and Fret are just starting out in the Game and are starting to get a handle of things, they proceed to get surrounded by a horde of Noise that are out to erase any poor, unsuspecting Players. Just when all hope seems lost, a mysterious figure shows up to wipe out the Noise in quick succession, all of the while spouting math terminology. It then turns out to be none other than ''[[BreakoutVillain Sho]] [[MadMathematician Minamimoto]]'', who shows up to help the two boys out ''[[PromotedtoPlayable as a playable character.]]'' All while [[AwesomeMusic/TheWorldEndsWithYou Transformation]] plays in the background.

** Taken UpToEleven with the ''Killer Remix'', a powerful Mashup involving all party members unleashing BeamSpam at any Noise in their way before healing up the party.

** Taken UpToEleven with the ''Killer Remix'', a powerful Mashup involving all party members unleashing BeamSpam at any Noise in their way before fully healing the party.

** Taken UpToEleven with the ''Final Remix'', a powerful Mashup involving all party members unleashing BeamSpam at any Noise in their way before fully healing the party.

* [[CombinationAttack The Mashups]] in general are also very visually and mechanically satisfying. Ranging from summoning a giant fireball to bring down upon your enemies, summoning spikes of ice to impale and freeze foes, to summoning a giant gravitational ball of energy to suck up the Noise, etc, it makes for incredibly satisfying results.