History VideoGame / PuyoPuyoFever2

* PoorCommunicationKills: Amitie's fight with Lemres in her [=WakuWaku=] course is a direct result of Accord not bothering to give any ''relevant'' information regarding his appearance or intentions, only vaguely telling her that she's expecting a visitor and to welcome him to Primp in her stead. It isn't until ''after'' she beats her up in a Puyo Match ([[MistakenForPedophile accusing him of being a kidnapper and acting on self-defense]]) did she find out that he was the person Accord wanted to meet up with.

''Puyo Puyo Fever 2'' is the sixth mainline entry in the ''VideoGame/PuyoPuyo'' series of competitive FallingBlocks games and, just as the name would imply, is the direct sequel to ''VideoGame/PuyoPuyoFever''. Unlike previous ''Puyo Puyo'' games, there is no obvious "lead" version of the game, being released for the UsefulNotes/PlayStation2 and UsefulNotes/PlayStationPortable before receiving a UsefulNotes/NintendoDS port one month later.

--->'''Feli:''' Meop syadot si reyarp ym. Srats gnitator eht gniees. Foor eht no yltneg yarp I. Yppah em sekam ti gniyas. Sermel si eman sih.

* MillionToOneChance: Klug discovers how to unlock the power of his book [[spoiler:to release the demon inside, which posseses him]]. Conviently, ''during that same day'', Lemres, Klug's hero, is delivering ''the exact items needed to unlock the book'' to Ms Accord '''''[[TooDumbToLive with no protection]]''''' on these magical items, and you can see where this goes afterwards.

* FreakyFashionMildMind: Akuma seems mean, but he (sorta) helps Sig. Sig himself is half-demon, but doesn't harm anyone.

* OnionTears: In his [=WakuWaku=], Sig faces off against the onion-headed Onion Pixie as his first opponent. Upon defeating him, Sig says "That onion made me cry."

* EatenAlive: PlayedForLaughs and combined with MoodWhiplash, [[spoiler:the otherwise happy farewell between Sig and the Ocean Prince is interrupted when the latter character is suddenly eaten whole by a whale. Sig's only reaction is an emotionless "oops"]].

* InventoryManagementPuzzle: You can carry up to [[ArcWords 24 items]]. Selecting chat or beating a [=HaraHara=] Course[[note]]Or talking to Oshare at one point, or beating Raffina's [=WakuWaku=] Course[[/note]] rewards you with an item, alongside using the shop. [[ButThouMust You]] ''[[ButThouMust also]]'' [[ButThouMust must take the item if you talk to them]], and Oshare won't give you items to replace it. So, in turn, you have to waste items in the courses... ''[[ButThouMust which you can't leave]]'' '''either''' [[FailureIsTheOnlyOption unless you lose, quit,]] or beat the course.

''Fever 2''[='=]s core gameplay is nearly identical to that of the first ''Fever'', butt ''Fever 2'' offers much more content than its predecessor. There are three characters playable in single-player who each have three courses, totaling nine unique campaigns; the player can buy items to help them in these story modes as well. The cast of characters is expanded, with some characters hailing from Primp Town and others hailing from a neighboring town's magic school. The game also includes the Precise Museum, which includes more lore than anyone would ever expect a FallingBlocks game to have.

''Fever 2''[='=]s core gameplay is nearly identical to that of the first ''Fever''. What ''Fever 2'' offers over its predecessor is much ''more'' content. The are three characters playable in single-player who each have three courses, totaling nine unique campaigns; the player can buy items to help them in these story modes as well. The cast of characters is expanded, with some characters hailing from Primp Town and others hailing from a neighboring town's magic school. The game also includes the Precise Museum, which includes more lore than anyone would ever expect a FallingBlocks game to have.