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- Syrenne's description of the Arena. The music doesn't help. Video
Syrenne: Still, you're a guy, right? I know how it is. You have certain... needs from time to time!
Zael: S-Syrenne...!
Syrenne: But don't you worry. When you feel the urge, this is the place to sort yourself out! I know, I know, everyone's embarrassed their first time. But once you get the hang of it, you'll be back for more!
Zael: I-I really don't think...
Syrenne: Oh, don't be such a scaredy-cat! You'll never get any better if you don't practise! Go on! Be a man and get stuck in...here at the Arena!
Zael: ...Arena?
Syrenne: Yeah! Nothing like a good old fight! Why? What did you think it was? - Both of the bath scenes.
- Any scene Syrenne is in, honestly.
- The entirety of the Haunted Mansion chapter, particularly for normally calm and collected Yurick's hilarious reactions to it.
- For being purely a sight gag with no dialogue, Zael's reaction to the Fortune Teller is priceless. She spouts her usual generic info about frogs or cats, and he throws up his arms in glee, shakes her hand excitedly, and then jumps up and performs a little cheer like he's won the frickin' lottery.
- This exchange between Asthar and Therius, where the former explains to the latter that he doesn't need to be so uptight all the time. Needless to say, Therius doesn't quite get it...Asthar: Indeed! Sir Therius, when the time comes, you must work together with that person.
Therius: Yes, General! It will be as you wish!
Asthar: ...Therius, it's just you and me. No need to be so formal.
Therius: As you command!
Asthar: Therius, I just said not to...Oh. No wonder you're not a hit with the ladies. - During one of the first boss battles you're facing off against a gigantic armored monster. What does our resident Mage Mirania think it looks like? A giant muffin.
- Before Zael meets Calista he can sneak behind the tavern and listen to a very interesting conversation between his male comrades.
- Though it probably shouldn't be, the first time you walk into a shop sign is likely to get you laughing.
- After Zael refuses his Knighthood he's stopped by Dagran on the way to Calista's room, who begins to complain about all he's done to get Zael to become a knight, but even after Zael acknowledges and apologizes, Dagran draws his sword dramatically and exclaims "looks like I'll have to stop you by force!" Zael looks at him for a second, apologizes again and then walks past the sword.
- When the knight captain Baron Huge (yes that is his name) and his goons are getting their asses kicked by a giant ogre, he starts shrieking for help from the party. Syrenne just looks at him funny and ignores him, until he (while in the middle of a fight no less) prostrates himself and starts BEGGING for her to help him. After you kill the ogre, it then falls on him, pinning him to the ground. Syrenne takes advantage of this and lectures the guy before leaving him there under the big stinky ogre.
- When Mirania declares, "Let's kick some arse!" when she and the others arrive to help against Mitra. Funny first in the fact that it is a very Out of Character moment for her, but moreso for the looks on Lowell's, Syrenne's, and Yurick's faces—especially Syrenne.
- During the Epilogue in the final Arena Season, the 3rd round reunites Zael with the Gurak Captain. Both Syrenne and Lowell weren't present during this chapter so they ask Zael who the hell is this guy, and Zael kind of stares blankly and says that he has no idea. The Captain is a million kinds of pissed as he calls out his new pet, Ghoul to take out the party. Ghoul instead squashes the Captain flat, which makes Zael recall him. Vaguely.Gurak Captain: Now then, let me introduce you to my new pet! (He then gets flattened)Zael: Ah! The guy from the ship!Lowell: So you do know him?Zael: Kind of.
- Chapter 42: Choose "No way!" during the wedding. Brace yourself for Calista's epic reaction. Do it three times and it's a Non-Standard Game Over.
- In the late optional Chapter 43, you get to revisit the Reptide Cave, this time facing an army of Reptides. On one particular battle you get to fight well over 100 of them, with every enemy being a low level type. Knowing this, the group actually make a bet who can kill the most - and in the battle you can actually hear them counting loudly!
- Any time you use a Prank Banana. Double or triple if it becomes your primary means of lowering a boss's difficulty. Quadruple if said boss is Jirall.
- The absolute best time however is using it against Zangurak. Being a Ganondorf expy also makes him inherit his weakness to joke items. It's a valid tactic too, where every time he slips in the second phase will make him drop his personal weapon.
