Air Gear/YMMV

Crosses the Line Twice: A good deal of the humor. See Covert Pervert.
Crowning Moment of Awesome: Oh so many in the manga which couldn't really be pulled of in the anime version. Though Your Mileage May Vary on this one.
- Usually, a good signal that one is about to happen is when a character's Stand-like representation shows up.
  - "I might just be an average person, but as I stood with geniuses like you and Agito...I realized something. Once I actually tried to catch up, I realized geniuses aren't that amazing!" And Buccha earns his spot as one of my favorites all over again.
  - The prototype Storm Regalia has been critically damaged, all seems lost. What is Ikki's response? This.
  - Kazu moves so fast everyone else, including two King Level riders, can't track him. What does he say? "Give me a second, I need to unlock my back wheels."
Crowning Moment of Funny: Just...THIS scene.
- Katio's reaction to Shalot calling him an old man. And then the scen after when Kaito mentions Shalot has some pretty strong balls (and that he was actually TRYING to crush them) and Shalot responds with "I train them!". Arthur's reaction is priceless..
Crowning Moment of Heartwarming: "I will go save Rika-nee!"
- Ikki gently thanking Kurumu for her efforts to keep the ship together. Even when he tuned with Ringo instead of Kururu, it was sweet to see him not forgetting her.
- "Let me mentally prepare myself a little."
Crowning Music of Awesome: In the anime, seriously would make Jet Set Radio proud.
Complete Monster: Sora and Nike. The first might count as the odd mix of this and Magnificent Bastard, however.
Dude, Not Funny: Wow, really OhGreat?
Narm: Chapter 229 is a flashback episode showing the backstory of the No Celebrities Were Harmed supporting character John Enkidu Omaha, a parody(?) of Barack Obama, United States' 44th president. The flashback is presented with the utmost seriousness showing Ob...Omaha's father being blown up by an oil explosion. And said flashback happens after Omaha had his body swapped with Emily Adachi, a 14 year old japanese high schooler. Instead of sad, the whole thing seems like absurdist humor thanks to the circumnstances and again, Omaha being basically Obama, but the characters act like it's moving.
What an Idiot!: Kazu says it's a good idea to build a forward base to defend Kogasumaru's territory... right on top of train tracks. Which are being used.