History YMMV / WorldOfFinalFantasy

* AntiClimaxBoss: [[spoiler: If you know the secret trick, the final boss, Exine Bahamut becomes a complete joke, especially compared to the SequentialBoss sequence before it. Whenever he uses a -ja level spell, he'll become immune to the element of that spell, and it changes every time he uses a -ja spell. When he starts counting down to using Megaflare, he gains a 200% weakness to '''every element except the one of the last -ja spell he cast'''. If you use Libra on him or have been keeping track what spells he's been using, and have been saving your spellstones, you can throw several of them at him for a whopping 9000 '''damage each''', ending the final battle in a few turns.]]

* AntiClimaxBoss: [[spoiler: If you know the secret trick, the final boss, Exine Bahamut becomes a complete joke, especially compared to the SequentialBoss sequence before it. Whenever he uses a -ja level spell, he'll become immune to the element of that spell, and it changes every time he uses a -ja spell. When he starts counting down to using Megaflare, he gains a 200% weakness to ''every element except the one of the last -ja spell he cast''. If you use Libra on him or have been keeping track what spells he's been using, and have been saving your spellstones, you can throw several of them at him for a whopping 9000 ''damage each'', ending the final battle in a few turns.]]

* AntiClimaxBoss: [spoiler: If you know the secret trick, the final boss, Exine Bahamut becomes a complete joke, especially compared to the SequentialBoss sequence before it. Whenever he uses a -ja level spell, he'll become immune to the element of that spell, and it changes every time he uses a -ja spell. When he starts counting down to using Megaflare, he gains a 200% weakness to ''every element except the one of the last -ja spell he cast''. If you use Libra on him or have been keeping track what spells he's been using, and have been saving your spellstones, you can throw several of them at him for a whopping 9000 ''damage each'', ending the final battle in a matter of turns!]

* BaseBreakingCharacter: As per tradition for Final Fantasy games, both main characters get this.

* TheScrappy: There are fans who find Tama to be extremely annoying, partly due to her VerbalTic.

* PrepharyDemographic: [[WordOfGod The creators]] have stated that this game was made to try to appeal to the younger crowd, as the franchise wasn't exactly very popular with them. In spite of this, the game caught the eye of veteran ''Final Fantasy'' fans for using the classic battle system, which many have been clamoring for the series to use again after the shift to a more action-oriented fighting style.

%%* PrepharyDemographic

%%* {{Moe}}

** Lann. Is he a [[{{Adorkable cute dork]] or an irritating [[IdiotHero dumbass]]?

* TheScrappy: There are fans out there who find Tama to be extremely annoying, partly due to her VerbalTic. Same goes for Lann, but for [[IdiotHero different reasons]].
** Reynn's treatment of Lann comes off as borderline abusive and unwarranted to some people

* TastesLikeDiabetes: [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wh5DtQoIYIk&t=18s The Dance in the ending credits]], so much.

* BrokenBase:
** The game going for a more [[LighterAndSofter soft]], [[DenserAndWackier whimsical]] tone is a major point of contention. Is it a relieving breath of fresh air for the franchise, or does it [[TrueArtIsAngsty ruin what it means to be a Final Fantasy game]]?
** A number of fans are less than pleased that the game lacks any representation from ''FinalFantasyII'', ''[[FinalFantasyXII XII]]'', and ''[[FinalFantasyXIV XIV]]''. At least not counting any potential additions through DownloadableContent.
** [[Franchise/KingdomHearts Sora]] is making it into the game as free DLC. ''Oh boy...''

* BrokenBase: The game going for a more [[LighterAndSofter soft]], [[DenserAndWackier whimsical]] tone is a major point of contention. Is it a relieving breath of fresh air for the franchise, or does it [[TrueArtIsAngsty ruin what it means to be a Final Fantasy game]]?

* OlderThanTheyThink: This game marks one of the first mainstream appearances of a female Ifrit, but the concept has been around for a while. An "Ifreeta" card shows up in ''VideoGame/MobiusFinalFantasy'', a game released earlier in 2016 in the US,[[note]]Though she's much more humanoid there.[[/note]] and certain incarnations of Ifrit have been depicted as female in certain spin-offs and crossover games, such as ''Million Arthur'', which had a card named Heatra, who was basically a gender-bended, less animalistic version of ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyX''[='s=] Ifrit.

* BrokenBase: The game going for a more [[LighterAndSofter soft]], [[DenserAndWackier whimsical]] tone is a major point of contention. Do you think it's a relieving breath of fresh air for the franchise? Or do you hate it for [[TrueArtIsAngsty ruining what it means to be a Final Fantasy game]]?

** Also, both Chocobo and Mog have appeared as {{Mon}}s before: in ''VideoGame/YokaiWatch'', as part of a crossover event with ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyXIV''.

* BrokenBase: The game going for a more [[LighterAndSofter soft]], [[DenserAndWackier whimsical]] tone is a point of contention. Do you think it's a relieving breath of fresh air for the franchise? Or do you hate it for [[TrueArtIsAngsty ruining what it means to be a Final Fantasy game]]?

* BrokenBase: The game going for a cheesy, DenserAndWackier bend is a point of contention. Do you think it's a relieving breath of fresh air for the franchise? Or do you hate it for [[TrueArtIsAngsty ruining what it means to be a Final Fantasy game]]?

* BrokenBase: The game going for a cheesy, DenserAndWackier bend is a point of contention. Do you find it funny for it's cheesiness? Or do you hate it for the same reason?

* OlderThanTheyThink: This game marks one of the first mainstream appearances of a female Ifrit, but the concept has been around for a while. An "Ifreeta" card shows up in ''VideoGame/MobiusFinalFantasy'', a game released earlier in 2016 in the US,[[note]]Though she's much more humanoid there.[[/note]] and certain incarnations of Ifrit have been depicted as female in certain spin-offs and crossover games, such as ''Million Arthur'', which had a card named Heatra, who was basically a gender-bended, less animalistic version of ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyX''[='s=] Ifrit. Also, both Chocobo and Mog have appeared as {{Mon}}s before: in ''VideoGame/YokaiWatch'', as part of a crossover event with ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyXIV''.

* BrokenBase: The English dub going for a cheesy, SoBadItsGood bend is a point of contention. Do you find it funny for it's cheesiness? Or do you hate it for the same reason?

* BrokenBase: The English dub going for a cheesy, SoBadItsGood bend is a point of contention. Do you find it funny for it's cheesiness?, or do you hate it for the same reason?

* OlderThanTheyThink: This game marks one of the first mainstream appearances of a female Ifrit, but the concept has been around for a while. An "Ifreeta" card shows up in ''VideoGame/MobiusFinalFantasy'', a game released earlier in 2016 in the US,[[note]]Though she's much more humanoid there.[[/note]] and certain incarnations of Ifrit have been depicted as female in certain spin-offs and crossover games, such as ''Million Arthur'', which had a card named Heatra, who was basically a gender-bended, less animalistic version of ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyX''[='s=] Ifrit. Also, both Chocobo and Mog have appeared as {{Mon}}s before: in ''VideoGame/YokaiWatch'', as part of a crossover event with ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyXIV''.

** A number of fans are less than pleased that the game (not counting potential DLC additions) lacks any representation from FinalFantasyII, [[FinalFantasyXII XII]], and [[FinalFantasyXIV XIV]]

OlderThanTheyThink: This game marks one of the first mainstream appearances of a female Ifrit, but the concept has been around for a while. An "Ifreeta" card shows up in ''VideoGame/MobiusFinalFantasy'', a game released earlier in 2016 in the US,[[note]]Though she's much more humanoid there.[[/note]] and certain incarnations of Ifrit have been depicted as female in certain spin-offs and crossover games, such as ''Million Arthur'', which had a card named Heatra, who was basically a gender-bended, less animalistic version of ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyX''[='s=] Ifrit. Also, both Chocobo and Mog have appeared as {{Mon}}s before: in ''VideoGame/YokaiWatch'', as part of a crossover event with ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyXIV''.