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• Alternate Character Interpretation:
  • After seeing the full ending, serveral people have suggested that Kachi/Achi was only pretending to have lost her memory.
  • Although it could be said that it's not just an alternative interpretation, since her tone when she reveals her identity suggests that she was faking all along.
  • But that's something along the lines of Dub Text as the tone change isn't present in the original Japanese recording.
  • The backstory as explained in the European website further suggests that her amnesia was genuine. Her realizing that she has no memories is given in 3rd-person omniscient narrator form, and happens before she meets Isa.
  • With Kachi's reveal, it's possible that the Nebulox are actually the good guys. Even though they are brutal, they were genuinely trying to protect their home from an extremely dangerous enemy who caused countless deaths and much damage.
  • They were willing to destroy the entire planet just to kill Isa and Kachi. Now, who was it that tried that tactic in the first game?
  • However, it could be that Achi/Kachi had the right idea in the first place. She could have been trying to free humanity from the Creators because they were brutal. Every time humanity tried to use diplomacy, they were wiped out. The Creators just wanted war.
• Awesome Art: Yasushi Suzuki's official art for this game is rather breath-taking.
• Crowning Music of Awesome: Stage 3.
  • The Stage 7 fight against Hibaru.
  • The very final part of the ending battle (protecting Kachi's soul).
  • Also, the music for the first part of the final boss battle.
  • The system menu music.
• Macekre: If you can understand Japanese, or have a translation of the Japanese game script, the censorship in the English subtitles is particularly jarring.
• Narm:
  • The character models and voice acting are good sources of this.
  • The scene in Stage 2 where Kachi asks Isa what "human" means. Dear god...

[Isa confirms for Kachi that humans have a head, two arms, two legs, etc.] Kachi: Oh, and a tail. Isa: Sure. awkward silence Isa: We don't have tails! [Both laugh.]

• • Stage 4, just about anything Ariana Shami says, especially "My Blood... is on FAH-YUUUUUUUUUUUUR!".
• Narm Charm: There are those who like the blood on fire line.
• Non Sequitur Scene:
  • The second Nebulox fought has the power to transform into a variety of giant monstrosities. The third and final form he takes is... a school of dolphins.
  • His forms are themed after the evolution of life in the seas, so going from protozoa to seahorse to dolphin would be the logical progression.
  • Not to mention another moment in the sequel, in which you kill a massive boss only to see it spit a newborn baby version of itself out of its mouth. This newborn instantaneously seizes control of a crane, grabs your partner, and then attempts to submerge them in lava. You free your partner and then dispose of the little twerp. Why did it do this? How? What... never mind. It was just goofy.
    • Well, you did kill its mother. Maybe it was exacting Revenge by Proxy.
• That One Boss:
  • Hard to pick just one, but the final boss on Hard mode is a fair contender.
  • And the final phase... essentially a harder version of the first game's final battle.
  • The Swamp Keeper, who's the final mid boss of Stage 4 (or the second to last mini boss if you're playing the Japanese version) which constantly fires leeches at you. The endboss of that stage is actually easier.
  • The rescue mission involving the Hatchling Keeper. Doesn't help that it's also Nightmare Fuel.