History YMMV / PutinP

* WhatDoYouMeanItWasntMadeOnDrugs: The poor translations of the song series made it look plenty trippy, and even with decent translations there's a lot of oddities in the videos. The fact that the characters actually smoke weed and take other drugs doesn't help--however, [=Numtack05=] himself is only confirmed a smoker.

* GeniusBonus: A lot of the pop culture and historical references are hard to get unless you’re from a certain generation--as well as Japanese. It also helps to know the historical background of the Cold War and a bit about Russia.

* EarWorm: The tune of "Don't Leave Me Alone", more specifically "Don't stagger, just for today it's our Sunday". Extremely catchy and scattered throughout the series, even a part of Rin's final song.

* {{Squick}}: The teenage Len having an adult male lover earlier on in the series. Granted, he is a robot, but still...

* WhatDoYouMeanItWasntMadeOnDrugs: The poor translations of the song series made it look plenty trippy, and even with decent translations there's a lot of oddities in the videos. The fact that the characters actually smoke weed and take other drugs doesn't help--however, Numtack05 himself is only confirmed a smoker.

* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic
** "The Eyes that Don't Vanish", which is what netted in a lot of the fans in the first place.

: "The Eyes that Don't Vanish", which is what netted in a lot of the fans in the first place.

* CrowningMusicOfAwesome: "The Eyes that Don't Vanish", which is what netted in a lot of the fans in the first place.

* WhatDoYouMeanItWasntMadeOnDrugs: The poor translations of the song series made it look plenty trippy, and even with decent translations there's a lot of oddities in the videos. The fact that the characters actually smoke weed and take other drugs doesn't help--however, Numtack05 himself is only confirmed a smoker.

* TheScrappy: Hatsune Miku is for the English fanbase, in large part because of bad fan translations and canon ambiguity which make it seem like she's a bad guy.

** Teppannov, the assassin pursuing Elena. [[spoiler:He was actually her childhood friend, who grew up all alone after separating from her because he couldn't speak Russian. He eventually becomes a hitman and has to hide his feelings, only expressing himself with the Vocaloid Hatsune Miku.]] By the end of the series, [[spoiler:he's lost Elena ''and'' Miku, and he opts to commit suicide by firing at Putin in full view of his bodyguards.]]

* {{Narm}}: Hatsune Miku is in love with Ronald [=McDonald=] in this series. Yes, that Ronald UsefulNotes/{{McDonald|s}}. Granted, the songs take it very seriously and the nature of the Ronald character is different from the real life mascot, but it's pretty hilarious to English fans.

* JerkassWoobie:

* {{Woobie}}: Irina, [[spoiler:the girl that committed suicide in the Russian era and whom Rin was originally programmed to be.]] She's a child soldier who was indoctrinated to kill people, and the depression that came with it messed her up so bad that she was addicted to drugs and homicidally unstable after [[spoiler:the dog,]] her only source of happiness, was taken away. Ditto for her comrade, who was even too far gone compared to her--albeit he's more of a JerkassWoobie.

* {{Narm}}: Hatsune Miku is in love with Ronald [=McDonald=] in this series. Yes, that RonaldMcDonald. Granted, the songs take it very seriously and the nature of the Ronald character is different from the real life mascot, but it's pretty hilarious to English fans.

* WhatCouldHaveBeen: The Vocaloids Kaito and Meiko were originally intended for the roles of Luka and Camui before Putin_P scrapped the idea, explaining why they got a brief mention in Part 1.

* {{Squick}}: The teenage Len having an adult male lover earlier on in the series. Granted, he is a robot, but still…