Wakfu/YMMV

Awesome Music: All of the music is well-made and immersive, but nothing can beat the music that plays during the final moves of the Gobbowl game in episode 12, or the baking-tournament music in episode 8.
- It's actually played with in the very last episode. The Gobbowl-epic music is played several times, but never to its conclusion, being interrupted by the action (like Nox stopping time to dodge an attack). When Yugo finally puts a Crowning Moment of Awesome, the last (epic) part of the music is played with full effect.
- Most of the show's soundtrack is composed of remixes of the opening theme. It's doesn't make them any less catchy.
- All of these just pale before "Nox's Theme", however.
  - Which, amusingly, is trumped only by... Nox's second theme.
- The full, instrumental version of the intro music, "Sur tes pas", is epic. Especially if you're a metal head.
  - The instrumental? What about the full vocal version? Epic upgrade to fantasy metal is epic.
Base Breaker: Adamaï. Some find him an enjoyable addition to the cast, others aren't too fond of him, at all.
Broken Base: Fans have some disagreements over the character's names, depending on which localisation said fans prefer.
Complete Monster: In a good contrast to Nox, the second season just introduced probably the most horrific character in this entire series - Qilby.
Crazy Awesome: Nox. How else can you describe a soul-eating Clock Punk Mad Scientist who rides around in a gigantic walking clock (which is also powered by the life force of everything in the universe)?
Downer Ending: The season 1 finale, shockingly for a Saturday-morning cartoon, did not end happily. Sadlygrove, after going through so much Character Development and finally having Evangelyne return his feelings is killed by Nox's Razortime, emotionally crushing Evangelyne and giving Yugo Berserker Tears. Nox himself, having spent the past 200 years draining entire countries to gather the wakfu he needs, is only able to travel back in time twenty minutes, which is not long enough to revive most of the people that he has killed. The result is that due to his insanity, hundreds of thousands of lives have been destroyed for absolutely no reason, with no hope of respite. If you're a fan of Nox, his failure to attain any sort of resolution is just as heart-breaking.
- You could count it as a Bittersweet Ending too insofar as the Big Bad has stopped remorselessly killing people and everyone but Sadlygrove survived and Nox's plan to destroy the Sadida ultimately failed. However, some of the moments that made it sweet, like the memorial to Sadlygrove and the Sadida returning to their previous lives, only serve to remind you of the bitter parts.
  - Made sweeter in retrospect when Sadlygrove returns in season 2.
Ensemble Darkhorse
- Kabrok, to the extent of justifying his own graphic novel.
- Vampyro, Xav, and Kriss Krass tend to get a lot of attention, as well.
- Maude and Cleophee have their fans, too.
- Season 2 introduces Remington Smisse, the Shushu hunter, though Ankama seemed to be expecting it given the background comics and bonus videos.
- And now we have Frida Mofette, aka General Crazytits.
Fetish Fuel: Hiiiiiiiiiips!
Fridge Horror: It's revealed that Sadlygrove's emotional state plays a hand in how he acts when fully possessed by Rubilax. That means there was a part of Sadlygrove that was totally fine with trying to kill a twelve-year old boy who had the guts to stand up to him.
Genius Bonus: The draconic message left by Grougaloragran to Alibert (in episodes 1 and 2) is a cryptic message from the authors, written in an imaginary alphabet. The official Wakfu art book contains a French-Draconic code-breaker. Turns out it's just a transcription of the message that Grougaloragran left for Yugo.
- Every time "dragon speech" is used, it's a French sentence played backwards.
- Subverted: The message etched on the wall in Ruel's cell in episode 20 is similarly written in another imaginary alphabet and turns out to be a rather crude insult directed at whoever's obsessive enough to have managed to read it.
Les Yay: Eva and Amalia; although their relationship is platonic, they did hold hands in episode 20, if you recall.
Like You Would Really Do It: "Oh yeah, like Ankama would really have the balls to kill off the lovable Idiot Hero." They didn't.
Memetic Mutation
- Any variation of ANKAMA IS EVIL/ARE JERKS
- It's become a minor mutation to take the last two panels of this comic and edit it to make something referring to the season 1 finale and/or something ridiculous (as a warning, most of the edits are heavily spoilerific).
- Smug Duck.
Memetic Sex God: Yugo is only 12 years old, and a GODDAMN Sexual TYRANNOSAURUS.
Moe: Wakfu has been described on this very Wiki as "Gurren Lagann, but with Moe Moe rather than Hot Blood". The worst offenders are Yugo and Amalia, but Eva has her moments as well.
- ... which is not to say that the characters are totally helpless and huggable.
Moral Event Horizon: Nox lost the last bit of connection to his former life after the heroes "deprived" him of Igôle. His first reaction towards this is to throw Yugo through the whole room with one hand.
- One before that was when he said that he did not care if he destroyed all of creation in his efforts to go back in time.
- In season two, Quilby seemingly kills Adamai via beheading after revealing his master plan to kill everyone on the planet to rebirth their race. Then throws baby Grougaloragran into his engine of destruction for an I Must Scream fate.
Romantic Plot Tumor: A very light example during the last half of season one, as Sadlygrove and Evangelyne's relationship begins to get hinted at more and more. It never overtakes the main plot, but their relationships with almost anyone but each other stop being explored. It can make it kind of jarring in the season finale when Yugo is spurred into an Unstoppable Rage after he feels Sadlygrove's wakfu disappear and Evangelyne has a Heroic BSOD when the Tree of Life dies, "killing" Amalia, because it's so easy to forget that they had meaningful relationships with other characters, too.
Tastes Like Diabetes: Mini-Wakfu
Toy Ship: Yugo×Amalia. All of the fishing and stargazing they do together doesn't help matters either. And that's before you even get into all the hugging.
The Untwist: Those who already guessed that the Masked Gobbowler is a woman by episode 10 of season 2, please raise your hands.
Visual Effects of Awesome: Hands down one of the most gorgeous-looking Flash-animated series out there, which is pretty surprising considering it's made for an MMORPG.
What an Idiot!: Remington Smisse accepted a job to rob one of Bonta's wealthiest merchants of an enchanted mask, a job that would have required the use of several enchanted weapons to pull off. Grany advises against it, Remington decides to go for it anyway. He loves challenges.
Woobie, Destroyer of Worlds: Most definitely Nox. It's bad enough when you realize why he's the Big Bad, but in the finale when he realizes that two centuries of work were for absolutely nothing, you can't help but feel for the guy.