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  • Ass Pull: "Spy eyes". Really? That's the explanation as to how Gongora knew of Jansen and the party's dealings? You're not going to even foreshadow it, or anything...? Okay, then.
  • Complete Monster: Since Gongora's enemies can not die, he makes them wish they were dead.
  • Crowning Music of Awesome: The soundtrack was written by Nobuo Uematsu, so of course, it's (mostly) outstanding.
  • Ensemble Darkhorse: Jansen. Even people who aren't terribly fond of Lost Odyssey will attest to how, despite his rocky start, Jansen becomes incredibly likable.
  • High Octane Nightmare Fuel: Gongora controlling Jansen like a puppet while Jansen cackles like The Joker.
  • Idiot Plot: Much of the plot relies on EVERYONE trusting the Big Bad. Even when he laughs insanely, and they are TOLD he is evil!
  • Narm: Everyone just so happens to die JUST as Kaim gets there... A bit sad at first, but when such horrible time is so excessive (and so very dramatic) it starts getting funny. Gongora claims early on that immortality attracts death; even though he's lying it looks like that lie was closer to the truth than he intended.
  • The Scrappy: Tolten seems to get a lot of hate for his wangsting.
  • That One Boss: Grilgan, Bogimoray, and the battle with the Numaran soldiers over Cooke and Mack's flowers are three good examples just from the first disc alone.
    • The Old Sorceress in Disc 2 can be troublesome if you aren't prepared to ignore going for the elemental weaknesses because her Scream ability randomly changes their weakness.
    • Living Ice in Disc 3. Your party consists of only Jansen, Ming, Cooke, and Mack. Living Ice's All-Aquara hits for about 750+ to the entire party and it can easily kill you if you aren't prepared.
      • It gets worse It eventually puts up a reflect and only Mack can really attack it. Since you get Mack and Cooke back at the scene with the fight, you can't level him up so if he's not strong enough, you're screwed
    • Ancient Fiend in Disc 4. Whatever you do, do not kill both of the Keystones or you will be asking for a world of pain.
    • Getting three stars on The Ring Master. Prepare to go into battle excessively prepared if you want a CHANCE of beating him.
  • The Woobie: Several characters have their moments, but none more than Sarah and Kaim.
  • Woolseyism: Evident if you understand some Japanese and play with that audio track, much of Jansen's dialogue has changed completely and his voice acting is the best in the game.
    • The English lines were recorded first, making this an inversion from an English speaker's perspective.
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