History YMMV / FinalFantasyType0

** HilariousInHindsight: Ironically, the first time ''Type-0'' was used in Franchise/FinalFantasy was for the Japanese name of [[VideoGame/FinalFantasyVII Bahamut ZERO]]

* MoralEventHorizon: [[spoiler:Cid planning to bomb his own Capital.]]

* BizarroEpisode: The transition to the final chapter. [[spoiler:With very little foreshadowing or build-up, Finis happens, envoys of the fal'Cie appear to massacre the world's citizens, and Cid departs to a temple that's appeared to usher in the end of the world.]]

* BizarroEpisode: The transition to the final chapter is going to come across as this.

** The game's ''announcement'' sent fissures through the fandom. The official announcement at E3 2014 came mere days after the fanmade English patch was released, and Square Enix sent a C&D to the creators to pull the patch. They did, but this being the internet, it's still out there and fans who want it can still find it. Behind the scenes there was a lot of drama, namely that SE had repeatedly tried telling them to not finish the patch weeks prior to E3 and the team felt it was not ready for such an early release, but the leader of the team did it anyway, because according to rumors he knew or at least strongly suspected the official translation was to be announced at E3 and he wanted to push the patch out before the announcement. Was SE protecting their investment with the C&D or spitting on hardworking fans? Was the patch's early release just the creator wanting to push his team, or was he trying to stick it to the company? Should SE have even gone for an HD release or just translated the game for PSP to save time and money? Suffice to say, this game's release is a touchy subject among those familiar with that fateful week during E3.

** HoYay: KURASAME X KAZUSA. Also, Ace x Machina, Jack x Eight, and King x Nine.

** The game's ''announcement'' sent fissures through the fandom. The official announcement at E3 2014 came mere days after the fanmade English patch was released, and Square Enix sent a C&D to the creators to pull the patch. They did, but this being the internet, it's still out there and fans who want it can still find it. Behind the scenes there was a lot of drama, namely that SE had repeatedly tried telling them to not finish the patch weeks prior to E3 and the team felt it was not ready for such an early release, but the leader of the team did it anyway, because according to rumors he knew or at least strongly suspected the official translation was to be announced at E3 and he wanted to push the patch out before the announcement. Was SE protecting their investment with the C&D or spitting on hardworking fans? Was the patch's early release just the creator wanting to push his team, or was he trying to stick it to the company? Should SE have even gone for an HD release and just translated the game for PSP to save time and money? Suffice to say, this game's release is a touchy subject among those familiar with that fateful week during E3.

** The game's ''announcement'' sent fissures through the fandom. The official announcement at E3 2014 came mere days after the fanmade English patch was released, and Square Enix sent a C&D to the creators to pull the patch. They did, but this being the internet, it's still out there and fans who want it can still find it. Behind the scenes there was a lot of drama, namely that SE had repeatedly tried telling them to not finish the patch weeks prior to E3 and the team felt it was not ready for such an early release, but the leader of the team did it anyway, because according to rumors he knew or at least strongly suspected the official translation was to be announced at E3 and he wanted to push the patch out before the announcement. Was SE protecting their investment with the C&D or spitting on hardworking fans? Was the patch's early release just the creator wanting to push his team, or was he trying to stick it to the company? Should SE have even gone for an HD release and just translated the game for PSP to [[spoiler: lose]] save time and money? Suffice to say, this game's release is a touchy subject among those familiar with that fateful week during E3.

** The game's ''announcement'' sent fissures through the fandom. The official announcement at E3 2014 came mere days after the fanmade English patch was released, and Square Enix sent a C&D to the creators to pull the patch. They did, but this being the internet, it's still out there and fans who want it can still find it. Behind the scenes there was a lot of drama, namely that SE had repeatedly tried telling them to not finish the patch weeks prior to E3 and the team felt it was not ready for such an early release, but the leader of the team did it anyway, because according to rumors he knew or at least strongly suspected the official translation was to be announced at E3 and he wanted to push the patch out before the announcement. Was SE protecting their investment with the C&D or spitting on hardworking fans? Was the patch's early release just the creator wanting to push his team, or was he trying to stick it to the company? Should SE have even gone for an HD release and just translated the game for PSP to save time and money? Suffice to say, this game's release is a touchy subject among those familiar with that fateful week during E3.

** The game's ''announcement'' sent fissures through the fandom. The official announcement at E3 2014 came mere days after the fanmade English patch was released, and Square Enix sent a C&D to the creators to pull the patch. They did, but this being the internet, it's still out there and fans who want it can still find it. Behind the scenes there was a lot of drama, namely that SE had repeatedly tried telling them to not finish patch weeks prior to the release and E3, and the team felt it was not ready for such an early release but the leader of the team did it anyway, because according to rumors he knew or at least strongly suspected the official translation was to be announced at E3 and he wanted to push the patch out before the announcement. Was SE protecting their investment with the C&D or spitting on hardworking fans? Was the patch's early release just the creator wanting to push his time, or was he trying to stick it to the company? Should SE have even gone for an HD release and just translated the game for PSP to save time and money? Suffice to say, this game's release is a touchy subject among those familiar with that fateful week during E3.

** The announcement of the HD version being released on PS4 and XboxOne pleased many fans who were waiting for the game, but also angered many fans who were hoping for a PSVita version of the game. This is further fractured by the announcement being made just two days after the fanmade English patch for the PSP version was released and Square Enix sent a C&D to the creators to pull out said patch. Some fans understand SE is protecting their investment by stopping the patch because it could have a huge impact on who buys the remaster, while others are furious at SE for taking three years to announce the localization and shutting down the hard-working fans who produced a homebrewed translation in the same time. And that's further not getting into the rumors surrounding the patch's early release and the apparent drama going on with the production team. Suffice to say, this game's release is a touchy subject among those familiar with that fateful week during E3.
*** This has been mitigated somewhat by subsequent information revealing that SE had repeatedly tried telling them to not finish patch weeks prior to the release and E3. It was also revealed that several members of the translation team felt the patch was not in fact ready to be released. However, the lead translator refused to listen to either party and released the patch anyway. It's still a hot topic, of course.

* CrowningMusicOfAwesome: [[AwesomeMusic/FinalFantasy As to be expected of the series]].
** [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JON6__mdHBI "The Fires of Suzaku", the final boss theme]]. Square-Enix rarely goes wrong when they bust out the OminousLatinChanting, and this time is no exception.

*** This has been mitigated somewhat by subsequent information that SE had repeated tried telling them to not finish patch weeks prior to the release and E3. It was also reveal that several members of the translation team felt the patch was not in fact ready to be released. However, the lead translator refused to listen to either party and released the patch anyway. It's still a hot topic, of course.

** The announcement of the HD version being released on PS4 and XboxOne pleased many fans who were waiting for the game, but also angered many fans who were hoping for a PSVita version of the game. This is further fractured by the announcement being made just two days after the fanmade English patch for the PSP version was released and Square Enix sent a C&D to the creators to pull out said patch. Some fans understand SE is protecting their investment by stopping the patch because it could have a huge impact on who buys the remaster, while others are furious at SE for taking three years to announce the localization and shutting down the hard-working fans who produced a homebrewed translation in the same time. And that's further not getting into the rumors surrounding the patch's early release.

* BrokenBase: Judging by the comments on the Final Fantasy Answers, the huge amount of characters seen as [[{{Expy}} Expies]] has only gotten negative reviews. Some say they won't try the game just because of this, others say it's too soon to judge. It's not the first time fans of ''Final Fantasy'' choose to hate a game just because of its [[VideoGame/FinalFantasyIX character design]].
** The announcement of the HD version being released on PS4 and XboxOne pleased many fans who were waiting for the game, but also angered many fans who were hoping for a PSVita version of the game.
*** Not helped that said anouncement was made just two days after the fanmade patch for the original PSP game was released. Made worse now that Square Enix sent a C&D to the creators to pull out said patch.

** And when you get a Game Over, your character is surrounded by a blue smoke ...which almost means [[FridgeHorror the enemy is going to do the same thing with you...until NPCs in the game say that only the Magic Bureau, Class 0 cadets and black market traders know how to gather Phantoma, or even know it exists]]

** And when you get a Game Over, your character is surrounded by a blue smoke ...which almost means [[FridgeHorror the enemy is going to do the same thing with you...until NPCs in the game say that [[Jossed only the Magic Bureau, Class 0 cadets and black market traders know how to gather Phantoma, or even know it exists]]]]

** And when you get a Game Over, your character also turns into mana...which means [[FridgeHorror the enemy is going to do the same thing with you.]]

* BrokenBase: Judging by the comments on the Final Fantasy Answers, the huge amount of characters seen as [[{{Expy}} Expies]] has only gotten negative reviews. Some say they won't try the game [[FanDumb just because of this]], others say it's too soon to judge. It's not the first time fans of ''Final Fantasy'' choose to hate a game just because of its [[VideoGame/FinalFantasyIX character design]].

* HilariousInHindsight: Not entirely sure this is the same thing, but 2 days after the fan translation came out, the game was announced to be getting HD remastered and localized.

* FanPreferredCouple: Despite the [[LauncherofAThousandShips Launcher of A Thousand Ships]] down there, fans tend to ship [[DecoyProtagonist Ace]] with [[PluckyGirl Deuce]], [[CharacterFilibuster Trey]] with [[CloudCuckooLander Cinque]], [[BareFistedMonk Eight]] with [[GenkiGirl Cater]], [[EnsembleDarkhorse Nine with Queen]], and of course, the [[OfficialCouple Official Couple]] Machina and Rem.

** Cater and Carla get this in small amounts as well. Carla also gets this with Naghi to an extent.