Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles (series)/YMMV


 * Complete Monster: Larkeicus, an immortal Clavat and a nasty piece of work.
 * High Octane Nightmare Fuel: Tida. It's a ghost town covered in fog, insect silk, Carrion Worms, and skeletons. All of its signs are notices for preparing for the Crystal Festival and welcoming their caravan home, after the opening cutscene noting the caravan failed.
 * The fact that so many people . This can happen to the player character in the endgame.
 * Scrappy Mechanic: When playing multiplayer, instead of having a moogle carry the chalice for you, a player has to do it. This renders the player unable of doing anything but moving until they drop the chalice. And their movement speed drops.
 * The moogle isn't exactly safe from this either. After spending some time in a level, the moogle will get tired and complain, asking you to carry the chalice instead. When this happens, the moogle's speed noticeably drops, and your character will outrun the moogle, causing him or her to run headlong into the miasma. This means you have to let the moogle drop the chalice for a bit and waste your time, or carry it around (which leads right into said problems above) and be prepared to drop it again when you come across enemies. And when it says it is ready to carry it again, giving it back to the moogle right then and there will only cause it to tire out again not even thirty or so seconds later. Worse is if you go into certain areas without altering your moogle's current fur (you'll need to shave it if you plan on heading out to Lynari Desert or Mount Kilanda, and you'll have to grow it back out for some of the chillier areas like Selepation Cave), he'll tire out MUCH quicker. Granted, it's not exactly the most annoying aspect of the game, but it sometimes get irritating.
 * It should be noted that the moogle usually only has to drop the chalice for about five seconds before he's ready to carry it again.
 * Squick: Apparently, when you forget something, it's because
 * Tear Jerker: The games are adorable, the characters quirky and endearing... but the writers have a terrible fondness of, and some people you don't. Frequently.
 * That One Level: Conall Curach is incredibly annoying due to being ridiculously large maze crammed with dead ends, and having pretty much the same scenery throughout, meaning you have no idea if you've taken a wrong turn along the way or not.