Gods Eater Burst/YMMV

Crowning Music of Awesome: The whole soundtrack, thanks to Go Shiina.
- An Approaching Nightmare is this troper's favorite
- opening song is a remixed version of Alan's "Over the Clouds".
- There can be no remix with the original "Over the Clouds".
- For those of you interested, here's the full version of the song.
- Hannibal's theme "Merciless King/Lord.
Evil Is Sexy: The DLC Aragami may count for this, the human parts of her are quite sexy. Too bad the rest of her body kind of ruins it.
- The same can be said of any of the other Aragami that take on some semblance of a humanoid female. Arda Nova, for example, would look completely human (and extremely sexy) were it not for the unusual skin coloration (magenta).
Goddamn Bats: In early missions, the goddamn Chi-You and its goddamn damage-resistant legs and its goddamn fast-startup melee attacks that also let it move across the map quickly. Nowhere near Demonic Spider status since it remains killable and doesn't hit too hard, but still highly irritating.
- Zygotes become a textbook example of this in mid-game level quests, taking precious seconds to kill even with a level-appropriate upgraded weapon, hitting you with various debuffs, and/or just distracting you from focussing on the boss.
Memetic Mutation: ERIIIC!
That One Attack: Several, some of which would make a Plesioth's hipcheck seem preferrable.
- The Borg Camlann line's tailspin and Arda Nova's combination attacks can be a pretty rude awakening if you can't see them coming.
That One Quest Cowboy will be this for some if they did not read the quest objectives (or read and ignored it, not taking it seriously). Here's how the quest goes, there are four mooks and one boss. The quest says only to kill the mooks. Guess what a lot of people tried to do...
- The temple where you have to kill four kongous, all of different elemental types.
- Your first attempt at the Vajra, Ouroboros, Prithvi Mata, Arda Nova, or any of the major bosses.

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