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* [[Infinity+1 Sword]]: The Rainbow Sword, which criticals 70% of the time. The Masamune also qualifies when it gets its makeover. And the DS remake gives us the Dreamseeker, essentially Rainbow's big brother. It only does one more point of offense... but it criticals 90% of the time!
* [[Informed Flaw]]: Everybody thinks Lucca and her father are a pair of incompetent mad scientists, most likely because {{spoiler|Taban built a machine that ended up accidentally crippling his wife}}. However, we see Lucca invent different types of offensive weapons, hypnotic devices, and an item capable of controlling tears in the fabric of time. Meanwhile, Taban develops increasingly effective suits of body armor for his daughter to use.
* [[Irrelevant Sidequest]]: Robo's sidequest. If you defeat Lavos and save the world, then the things that the party fixes fix themselves. If you didn't do that one sidequest, the ending would be every bit as good, whereas with the others you usually fix something that happened before the apocalypse.
* [[It Is Pronounced "Tro-PAY"]]: Ayla's name is pronounced "Ay-la", not "Eye-la" (the katakana for her name is Eira).
* [[It Only Works Once]]: Dinosaurs are weak to electricity in the past. The dinosaurs found in the present are pretty much immune to that weakness, and will turn it back on you very quickly.
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* [[Screw Destiny]]: This is practically the first thing out of Marle's mouth upon seeing the Day of Lavos recording.
* [[Self-Disposing Villain]]: Dalton.
* [[Sequence Breaking]]: It is possible to do one of the Fated Hour quests early. Thanks to some funky [[Event Flag]] checking, you can do the side quest to revive Fiona's Forest in 600AD the moment you reach the Kingdom of Zeal and tell a particular person to keep a plant. It's more challenging to do the side quest, but it lends itself to getting some of the best helmets.
* [[Sequential Boss]]:
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