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* [[Complete Monster]]: The Sinistrals. Except for Arek and {{spoiler|[[Noble Demon|Erim]]}}. It is implied that there are good Sinistrals, just that none of them are around at the moment. In the DS version, it's also implied that at one point {{spoiler|the evil ones used to be nice}}.

* [[Crazy Awesome]] -: Dekar. The whale scene mentioned below is his high point in ''Lufia II'', but ''Curse of the Sinistrals'' takes it even farther. One of the first things he does is boot a giant robotic eye into the stratosphere, and in a later scene, he drops in from literally nowhere when Maxim asks who Tia's new boyfriend is, then [[Hand Wave|Hand Waves]] it with "The greatest boyfriend in the world always comes when he's needed!". He also claims to have {{spoiler|''destroyed an entire parallel universe'' in order to come back from his [[Heroic Sacrifice]].}}. Since we're not given any other explanation, we can only assume that it's true.

* [[Crowning Music of Awesome]] -* "For the Savior" from ''Lufia II'' was such a nice track that the music composer for ''[[Super Robot Wars K]]'' actually plagarized it. The original is also very nice sounding for a 16-bit piece of soundtrack.

** This Troper honestly feels the whole soundtrack is insanely epic. Especially the Arrangedarranged tracks out with the release of ''Curse of the Sinistrals''.

* [[Ensemble Darkhorse]]: Dekar, if the amount of tropes and fanfiction about him say anything. He even {{spoiler|reappears in ''Ruins of Lore''}}.

** In a meta sort of way, ''Lufia II'' is this for the whole series.

* [[Game Breaker]] -: In ''Ruins of Lore'', the Chance Hit skill for the Fighter class can be acquired early in the game, consumes little MP, and deals random damage from 20 to 200 in intervals of 20 (''ignoring defense'' but still affected by critical hits)?, rendering ''all other attack spells'' pretty much obsolete and allowing ''many'' bosses to be handily defeated by otherwise puny characters for much of the game.

** Much later in the same game, it is possible with effort and planning to [[Gotta Catch Em All|recruit]] an [[Metal Slime|Anti Core]], which can be taught a wide variety of skills and has insane defense and speed?, allowing it to attack up to ''eight'' times per round. Teach it Pickpocket and steal Power Sources from a certain enemy to arbitrarily boost its attack power, then teach it Rapidfire or Octostrike (no MP cost, hits all enemies) and watch as [[Hilarity Ensues]].

** The DS remake of ''Lufia II'' introduces Level Boosting. If you get a game over, you have the option to increase your party members' levels by 5. This increase is not only permanent, but ''repeatable'' as well. It is entirely possible to reach level 99 in less than an hour by purposely letting monsters kill you over and over again.

* [[Good Bad Bugs]]:

** ''Lufia II'': Defeatingdefeating the Egg Dragon with a healing item (see [[Cap]], abovein the main section) and the Master Jelly by killing yourself.