History YMMV / SentinelsOfTheMultiverse

** Wraith's Infrared Eyepiece can make any villain deck almost trivial -- if used every round, you can tightly control what cards are played. This means the cards listed under ThatOneAttack never have to come up. And it's not Limited, so she can have -- and with the Utility Belt, use -- two at a time, just in case you're unlucky enough to have two equally-bad cards back-to-back come up the first time she looks. In addition, using it lets you draw an extra card, which will eventually get you anything you might need. Other characters like Dark Visionary work similarly.

*** Not quite as powerful as some of the other combinations listed here, but Visionary using Twist the Ether on Absolute Zero can have amazing effects if he has the Thermal Shockwave out. By controlling the type of damage (and increasing it), Absolute Zero can either take damage to slaughter anyone in front of him, or gain massive healing.

*** The Final Wasteland also has a card that lets each hero draw two extra cards at the start of their turn, and one that lets all heroes heal one point. Both of these come at a cost of drawing an extra card from the environment deck. Using Savage Mana to remove the rest of the deck, while time consuming, makes these abilities free. Putting out three Mega Computers is the next best thing, as the targets in the deck only do damage.

** Fashion started off as basically just the backstory for one of Kaargra's gladiators, a romance comic character turned into a superhero similar to Marvel's {{ComicBook/Hellcat}}, and C&A's tone in describing her suggested they found her to be a rather silly, slightly throwaway idea. But the RL fandom's reaction to hearing about a superheroine fashion engineer who created her own stylish clothes that had gadgets sewn into them was "OMG she is so cool, more please!" It turned into a RunningGag to ask after her every chance the fans got, and C&A eventually made an announcement on the podcast about her getting her own major comic in-universe, suggesting she might eventually become a major character in the RL tabletop RPG spinoff.

* BrokenBase: While the fanbase is pretty tame by most standards, there is a minor debate about whether or not Setback's Dark Watch variant is useless.

* SugarWiki/AndTheFandomRejoiced: The fandom got ''very'' excited about the announcement of [=OblivAeon=] if the speed at which the Kickstarter reached and then ''surpassed'' its goal is any indication. It got so overfunded that delivery of the game and all other Kickstarter bonuses were massively delayed.
** Ever wish that you could play as your own heroes in the world of Sentinel Comics, instead of just preset decks? Well now you can! Sentinel Comics: The RPG is now a thing that exists! Hurrah!
** Are you not a fan of Tabletop Games but still want to get into Sentinels? Or maybe you're a Sentinels fan who wants more content to absorb? Well now you can play a video game set in the same timeline as the RPG called Sentinels of Freedom.

* AndTheFandomRejoiced: The fandom got ''very'' excited about the announcement of [=OblivAeon=] if the speed at which the Kickstarter reached and then ''surpassed'' its goal is any indication. It got so overfunded that delivery of the game and all other Kickstarter bonuses were massively delayed.

** Similarly, they can't seem to let themselves live down the Sentinels/Void Guard episode which was a whopping ''three hours'' in length. Needless to say, noone wants anothee episode that long.

* EnsembleDarkhorse: Originally just a one off thing for the [=OblivAeon=] ARG, the Extreme Prime Wardens became enough of a Dark Horse to get their own variant cards.

** Interactions between some of the heroes and [=OblivAeon=] rewards can get very silly. For example, Mr Fixer - something of a TierInducedScrappy in normal play - can combine Bloody Knuckles, Alternating Tiger Claw, Harmony, and Dual Crowbars with the Mecha-Knight to deal anywhere up to 25 points of irreducible damage to one target and 45 to another, with one power use, without even a damage buff from outside. Throw on other effects like El Mejor Legado or an [=OblivAeon Shard=] at high Doom and you can obliterate even the usually NighInvulnerable Scion version of Rainek Kel'Voss in seconds while also dealing heavy damage to other opponents. (The kicker? [[NintendoHard This may still not be enough to even slow down with [=OblivAeon=].)

** Akash'Bhuta can be annoying to play on the tabletop because of her [[DamagSpongeBoss massive HP pool]], which is larger than any other villain's save for [=OblivAeon=]. Unless you bring an entire team of high damage dealers, expect her to take a while to defeat.

** The Mobile Defense Platform has very few cards that actually do damage, instead focusing on healing and blocking damage to most of it's cards. The few cards that deal damage don't deal much and can be neutralized pretty easily by many team builds. The end result is an environment that grows pretty big, but is relatively harmless.

** Unlike every other villain, Spite's buffing cards -- the drugs -- are indestructible and cannot be removed from play once they're out. He also heals with every bit of damage he does on his front side and is constantly doing damage, making it hard to make anything stick. His victim cards -- which heal him when he destroys them -- tend to extract a substantial toll to be put under the Safe House, but Spite has cards to undo the hard work of getting them under there. Deck control is of limited use because he plays two cards a round -- so even if you make sure he'll play a relatively harmless card at the middle of his turn, there's no real guarantee he won't play something like Drug Raid at the end of it. Even though he's rated at a 2, an unprepared team can have a mountain of trouble facing him. What saves him from being on The Chairman's level is that the effects of his drugs include nerfed versions of normal effects -- one gives him H-2 DamageReduction, but only to the first hit a turn instead of permanent every hit; another makes the players put H-2 equipment or ongoing cards back into their hands, rather than destroying them -- and the fact that he's the only damage dealer in his deck, so cards like Elbow Jab and Twist the Ether can hold him back significantly and the Potential Sidekick victim card, which lets the heroes draw two cards every villain turn as long as he's out. Other difficult villains, such as the Chairman and Iron Legacy, are generally seen as well-crafted challenges, but many on the game's forums feel that Spite is not very fun to play against and he's often accused of simply having poorly-designed game mechanics. This may be part of why he was later re-classified as a difficulty 3 villain for the Ultimate Collector's reference.

* At his best, Guise can be this. His deck gives him lots of ways to rip off cards and powers that other heroes can use, and it can be extraordinarily silly when he uses this to combine abilities from different heroes in ways that were never meant to interact. His deck also features a self-contained infinite-loop that allows him to enter a constant cycle of playing cards, topdecking them from his trash, drawing them, and playing them again while dealing damage to enemies; the absurdly difficult setup renders it impractical in standard play, but combinations of allied heroes can allow him to set it up much more reliably.

** [=OblivAeon=], in his first form (the one with 10,000 HP), has Tear Through Reality and Global Devastation. Early OblivAeon has a substantial damage buff, and both of these will hit all of your heroes for enormous amounts of damage - particularly Global Devastation, which even bypasses the battle zones mechanic and hits everyone regardless of location. Impending Doom, too, is deeply the opposite of hilarious; if it goes off, which it does if [=OblivAeon=] is in that battle zone at the end of his turn, it does a ridiculous ''9999'' points of Infernal damage to everything except [=OblivAeon=] and his Scions - basically a guaranteed wipe of every hero in that area without the ''exact'' right cards, while only being useful against the Scions if you have one of the few damage reflection effects out.