Shooting the villagers in the second game with the Fire spell results in downright hilarious quotes. Of course, they might also get kinda pissed about it.
The things the monsters says when you are in Roo form in Ys Book II can range from pointless to helpful. But sometimes they just make bad Jokes, specially at Adol's mother.
We have this Dogi the Wall-Crusher quotenote Probably not a coincidence that this quote was put on Dogi's profile on XSEED Games's English site for the game.:
"Oh, Mams! Why you gotta bust my walls like that?"
Another quote from Dogi, when Adol saves Elena from some monsters, she immediately recognizes Dogi with a surprised expression. Dogi's confused response is priceless, especially the casual way his actor delivers the line.
"Huh? What's wrong? Something on my face? Am I like, covered in monster gore?"
Yet again from Oath, talking to Antonio to start a sidequest.
Antonio: Oh, what to do, what to do... With the quarry closed down, I'll never get my hands on any ravel ore! My investors will all drop me, and I'll be ruined! I don't look forward to the mountains of debt that await me when I get back to Rom. Failure, thy name is Antonio...
(notices Adol)
Antonio: ...But wait! You're the type people randomly send on quests, aren't you? Please, sir! Sell me some ravel ore!
Ys IV: The Dawn of Ys
Dogi once again busts through a wall to rescue Adol. As you walk out together though, it becomes apparent that he actually busted through about 6 different walls to get to you, many of which had unlocked doors right next to them.
Ys Origin
When Yunica receives the help of the goddess Feena in order to cure her friends from a petrification spell, she says exactly this before leaving the room:
Yunica: Thank you lady Feena! I love you!
The fact that the screen shakes while she says this and the reaction of Feena and the others make this scene funnier.
If the player edits a variable in the ini file, they can get all Roo text automatically translated, which leads to some amusing bits such as a Roo threatening to defecate on Yunica's skirt, or claiming that her descendant will predict her own death.
The scene when Karna climbs to the highest point in the starting town in order to try and find Adol amongst the crowd. The citizens are afraid she's set up for a suicide jump and try to talk her down, but she can't hear and simply waves to all of them. They then send General Leo to scale the wall and bring her down. As he begins climbing, she spots Adol, jumps down from her position, and delivers The Glomp after landing, of course not understanding that her actions aren't entirely normal outside of her village.
Many interactions between Calilica and Duren end up having one.
The opening of the Ribbi-Roi boss fight has the frog boss jump onto the boss arena, only to realize his minions are still waiting on another platform. He gets mad and beckons them to hurry up. After the battle, Ribbi-Roi and the minions start groveling before the party while offering them treasure.
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