| 1 | For YMMV applying to the franchise as a whole, go [[YMMV/TheSmurfs here]]. |
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| 3 | * SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: Both the Super Nintendo and Sega CD versions have a fantastic rendition of the soundtrack, especially the theme from the 1980s cartoon series. |
| 4 | * CultClassic: Despite its difficulties in the final two acts and occassional flaws in the gameplay, the 16-bit version is fondly remembered by fans of the original comics and 1980s cartoon series. |
| 5 | * DifficultySpike: The final two acts go from "hard" to "insane": |
| 6 | ** The penultimate act is a single stage with omnipresent instant death (when the tree trunk bridge starts rotating under your feet, you have a split-second to jump or fall to your death). |
| 7 | ** The last act has a frustrating first level (16-bit only), a long and and dangerous second level (with flies that have TheVirus), a short and dangerous third level and a FinalBoss with OneHitKill CollisionDamage. You'll lose so many [[VideoGameLives lives]] here that the only way to survive is to start the game from the beginning and collect ExtraLives on the way. Fortunately, this has been somewhat toned down in the Game Boy Advance port, where at least you have infinite lives. |
| 8 | * MemeticMutation: The music track for the Swamps level is remixed a lot in [=YTPMVs=] and Music/SiIvaGunner. |
| 9 | * NintendoHard: The 16-bit version is infamous for FakeDifficulty. |
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