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Matthias's sister, the princess of the Adalett Kingdom, who works at a receptionist at the castle and gives the twins their exams for their Atelier Ranks.
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* IWantMyBelovedToBeHappy: A non-romantic version. When Matthias was little he'd [[PrecociousCrush naively]] expressed a desire to marry her, and given that she wanted to make him happy but obviously couldn't do so in ''that'' way, she decided that she'd make him into a great king who could make the country happy.
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* IWantMyBelovedToBeHappy: A non-romantic version. When Matthias Mathias was little he'd [[PrecociousCrush naively]] expressed a desire to marry her, and given that she wanted to make him happy but obviously couldn't do so in ''that'' way, she decided that she'd make him into a great king who could make the country happy.
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* OlderThanTheyLook: She's in her mid-fifties despite her youthful looks (to the point Matthias tries to hit on her and gets a nasty surprise when he discovers the truth). [[spoiler:She's old enough to be Drossel's mother, in any case.]]
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* OlderThanTheyLook: She's in her mid-fifties despite her youthful looks (to the point Matthias Mathias tries to hit on her and gets a nasty surprise when he discovers the truth). [[spoiler:She's old enough to be Drossel's mother, in any case.]]
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* BadassNormal: He's the ''only'' member of the playable party (even after DLC) to not be an alchemist. When he tries doing alchemy himself at one point, the results are so disastrous that Ald tells him that he should just go back to refining his own talents.
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* BadassNormal: He's the ''only'' member of the playable party (even after DLC) to not be an alchemist. When he tries doing alchemy himself at one point, the results are so disastrous that Ald Alt tells him that he should just go back to refining his own talents.
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* BishieSparkle: Attempts to turn this on at one point after receiving advice from Ald on how to become more popular with girls. It works [[EpicFail about as well as you'd expect]].
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* BishieSparkle: Attempts to turn this on at one point after receiving advice from Ald Alt on how to become more popular with girls. It works [[EpicFail about as well as you'd expect]].
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!!Ald
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: You can pick up on the fact that Ald [[spoiler:is actually Luard in a new body]] if you're perceptive enough:
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: You can pick up on the fact that Ald Alt [[spoiler:is actually Luard in a new body]] if you're perceptive enough:
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** At one point, Lydie and Suelle dig up the first thing they'd ever made with alchemy (a Uni Bag) and ask him what his was. Ald claims he doesn't remember, and Suelle insists that he's got to be lying. [[spoiler:As it turns out, he damn well is, because it's the bottle of fertilizer he made with Plachta, and he considers it to have just as much importance as she does.]]
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** At one point, Lydie and Suelle dig up the first thing they'd ever made with alchemy (a Uni Bag) and ask him what his was. Ald Alt claims he doesn't remember, and Suelle insists that he's got to be lying. [[spoiler:As it turns out, he damn well is, because it's the bottle of fertilizer he made with Plachta, and he considers it to have just as much importance as she does.]]
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** When the party first goes to Ethel Nepica, Ald says that he might not want to stay there for too long, hinting there's [[MysteriousPast something in his past he doesn't want other people to see]] -- and indeed, we get to see flashbacks for everyone in the party ''but'' him. During a later trip, he immediately gets nervous when the twins decide to have Sophie and Firis tag along, and as soon as they enter the painting he splits up the group so that they won't accompany him. [[spoiler:This is most certainly because Sophie and Firis potentially bearing witness to his past would immediately out his identity...although it ultimately ends up not mattering as the twins end up putting two and two together anyway.]]
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** When the party first goes to Ethel Nepica, Ald Alt says that he might not want to stay there for too long, hinting there's [[MysteriousPast something in his past he doesn't want other people to see]] -- and indeed, we get to see flashbacks for everyone in the party ''but'' him. During a later trip, he immediately gets nervous when the twins decide to have Sophie and Firis tag along, and as soon as they enter the painting he splits up the group so that they won't accompany him. [[spoiler:This is most certainly because Sophie and Firis potentially bearing witness to his past would immediately out his identity...although it ultimately ends up not mattering as the twins end up putting two and two together anyway.]]
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* IHatePastMe: When everyone's shown embarrassing memories of their past in Ethel Nepica, Ald implies that he's also got things he doesn't want people to see. [[spoiler:Sure enough, he's eventually forced to deal with his past as Luard, which he does by literally summoning a copy of his past self and having his party beat it up.]]
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* IHatePastMe: When everyone's shown embarrassing memories of their past in Ethel Nepica, Ald Alt implies that he's also got things he doesn't want people to see. [[spoiler:Sure enough, he's eventually forced to deal with his past as Luard, which he does by literally summoning a copy of his past self and having his party beat it up.]]]]
* InconsistentDub: [[spoiler:He's supposed to be named after the man who was Luard and Plachta's disciple, who was mentioned in ''Firis'' as being named "Ald" in the localization, but his name is romanized here as "Alt" (which is a direct copy from the Japanese version).
* InconsistentDub: [[spoiler:He's supposed to be named after the man who was Luard and Plachta's disciple, who was mentioned in ''Firis'' as being named "Ald" in the localization, but his name is romanized here as "Alt" (which is a direct copy from the Japanese version).
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* WhiteHairBlackHeart: Falls right into the archetype; in addition to his darker personality, he's described directly as {{Bishonen}} in the game to the point it makes him uncomfortably popular with the ladies. [[spoiler:It's unclear whether his current body resembles his original one to any degree, but it turns out he'd had white hair even back then; considering that Plachta and Kald (the descendant of the original Ald, whom he's said to greatly resemble) also have it, it might simply be a trait endemic to their childhood village.]]
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* WhiteHairBlackHeart: Falls right into the archetype; in addition to his darker personality, he's described directly as {{Bishonen}} in the game to the point it makes him uncomfortably popular with the ladies. [[spoiler:It's unclear whether his current body resembles his original one to any degree, but it turns out he'd had white hair even back then; considering that Plachta and Kald (the descendant of the original Ald, Alt, whom he's said to greatly resemble) also have it, it might simply be a trait endemic to their childhood village.]]
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* AuraVision: Of a sort; it's not explained exactly how she sees them, but [[spoiler:she's able to sense Meklet and Atomina's presence in Ald, commenting that "it feels like they're both here, but they're also not".]]
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* AuraVision: Of a sort; it's not explained exactly how she sees them, but [[spoiler:she's able to sense Meklet and Atomina's presence in Ald, Alt, commenting that "it feels like they're both here, but they're also not".]]
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* WhiteHairedPrettyBoy: He's described directly as {{Bishonen}} in the game to the point it makes him uncomfortably popular with the ladies. [[spoiler:It's unclear whether his current body resembles his original one to any degree, but it turns out he'd had white hair even back then.]]
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* WhiteHairedPrettyBoy: He's WhiteHairBlackHeart: Falls right into the archetype; in addition to his darker personality, he's described directly as {{Bishonen}} in the game to the point it makes him uncomfortably popular with the ladies. [[spoiler:It's unclear whether his current body resembles his original one to any degree, but it turns out he'd had white hair even back then.then; considering that Plachta and Kald (the descendant of the original Ald, whom he's said to greatly resemble) also have it, it might simply be a trait endemic to their childhood village.]]
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* {{Stripperiffic}}: Her outfit only ''barely'' covers her front and is held together by strings on the side, exposing far more skin than one would expect for a 14-year-old. Even more jarringly, she's apparently been wearing this outfit since she was a ''young child''.
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* {{Stripperiffic}}: Her Lydie's outfit only ''barely'' covers her front and is held together by strings on the side, exposing far more skin than one would expect for a 14-year-old. Even more jarringly, she's apparently been wearing this outfit since she was a ''young child''.
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* LimitedWardrobe: Apparently, the reason the twins wear the same thing all the time is that the family simply can't afford any other clothes -- the twins have been wearing the exact same outfit ''since their early childhood'', with adjustments made every so often to account for their physical growth. Of course, this doesn't explain why everyone ''else'' in town constantly wears the same outfits, too...
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* {{Stripperiffic}}: Her second outfit ([[spoiler:the one for her new human form]]) has what's effectively a loincloth over her underwear. Despite this, it still covers up ''more'' skin than her previous one!
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** When the twins ask her for a recommendation letter, her challenge for them is to make a Philosopher's Stone. You know, one of the final recipes of ''Sophie'' and ''Firis'', and generally considered to be one of the ultimate goals of all alchemists? Yeah, just a little challenge.
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** When the party first goes to Ethel Nepica, Ald says that he might not want to stay there for too long, hinting there's something in his past he doesn't want other people to see -- and indeed, we get to see flashbacks for everyone in the party ''but'' him. During a later trip, he immediately gets nervous when the twins decide to have Sophie and Firis tag along, and as soon as they enter the painting he splits up the group so that they won't accompany him. [[spoiler:This is most certainly because Sophie and Firis potentially bearing witness to his past would immediately out his identity...although it ultimately ends up not mattering as the twins end up putting two and two together anyway.]]
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** When the party first goes to Ethel Nepica, Ald says that he might not want to stay there for too long, hinting there's [[MysteriousPast something in his past he doesn't want other people to see see]] -- and indeed, we get to see flashbacks for everyone in the party ''but'' him. During a later trip, he immediately gets nervous when the twins decide to have Sophie and Firis tag along, and as soon as they enter the painting he splits up the group so that they won't accompany him. [[spoiler:This is most certainly because Sophie and Firis potentially bearing witness to his past would immediately out his identity...although it ultimately ends up not mattering as the twins end up putting two and two together anyway.]]
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-->You don't even have the minimum amount of talent bring up with hard work. There's absolutely nothing. It's completely hopeless for you. Completely.
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-->You don't even have the minimum amount of talent that you can bring up with hard work. There's absolutely nothing. It's completely hopeless for you. Completely.
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* MusicalSpoiler: [[spoiler:His {{Leitmotif}} is a remixed version of Luard's theme from ''Sophie'', so perceptive players may be able to pick his true identity out early.]]
* NotSoAboveItAll: For all his attempts to seem cool and collected, he's not without his ButtMonkey moments, to the point where [[spoiler:he eventually gives into the temptation of being coddled by Pamela despite identifying as a grown adult who's lived 500 years.]] As his voice actor comment says, "as soon as you think he's smart, he does something stupid."
* NotSoAboveItAll: For all his attempts to seem cool and collected, he's not without his ButtMonkey moments, to the point where [[spoiler:he eventually gives into the temptation of being coddled by Pamela despite identifying as a grown adult who's lived 500 years.]] As his voice actor comment says, "as soon as you think he's smart, he does something stupid."
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* MusicalSpoiler: [[spoiler:His {{Leitmotif}} is a remixed version of Luard's theme "Scar" from ''Sophie'', so perceptive players may be able to pick his true identity out early.]]
* NotSoAboveItAll: For all his attempts to seem cool and collected, he's not without his ButtMonkey moments, to the point where [[spoiler:he eventually gives into the temptation of being coddled by Pamela despite identifying as a grown adult who's lived 500years.]] years]]. As his voice actor comment says, "as soon as you think he's smart, he does something stupid."
* NotSoAboveItAll: For all his attempts to seem cool and collected, he's not without his ButtMonkey moments, to the point where [[spoiler:he eventually gives into the temptation of being coddled by Pamela despite identifying as a grown adult who's lived 500
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* Really700YearsOld: [[spoiler:He's Luard, Plachta's childhood friend from 500 years ago. Unlike Plachta, who spent much of that time dormant in a book, he's lived through all of those 500 years, too.]]
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* VagueAge: His age is given as simply "???" in official materials, and he's only called a "boy" or "young man" by those around him. [[spoiler:It's still unclear how old his current body is supposed to be, but he's been living longer than 500 years.]]
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* VagueAge: His age is given as simply "???" in official materials, and he's only called a "boy" or "young man" by those around him. [[spoiler:It's still unclear how old his current body is supposed to be, but [[Really700YearsOld he's been living longer than 500 years.years]].]]
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* VitriolicBestBuds: It's a wonder she continues to care about the twins so much, given how much they bully and prank each other.
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* MagicStaff: Lydie's weapon, the traditional Atelier heroine staff. Uncommonly for an Atelier female protagonist, Suelle notably does ''not'', nor does she even something to whack things with like [[VideoGame/AtelierEschaAndLogyAlchemistsOfTheDuskSky Logy]] or [[VideoGame/AtelierShallieAlchemistsOfTheDuskSea the Shallies]] did, instead preferring to kick or shoot with her guns.
* SingleMindedTwins: For the most part their personalities are different enough that they aren't this trope, but it comes into play in terms of the fact that they ''always'' do everything together no matter what, to the point where the game allows you to switch between them freely at any time they're playable. This culminates in them sticking together even when they're so mad at each other they're no longer on speaking terms.
* TricksterTwins: They're both incredibly mischievous; Suelle is more likely to engage in the hijinks directly, while Lydie cheerfully cooperates.
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* GenerationXerox: While Lydie is marveling at Suelle's questionable naming sense for alchemy items, Roger treats the audience to a flashback where Honette had also given Roger's creations a number of unusual names, including calling a Craft a "Uni Buster". Cut to Lydie presenting Suelle a Craft, and Suelle immediately naming it a "Uni Buster"...
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* SharedFamilyQuirks: While Lydie is marveling at Suelle's questionable naming sense for alchemy items, Roger treats the audience to a flashback where Honette had also given Roger's creations a number of unusual names, including calling a Craft a "Uni Buster". Cut to Lydie presenting Suelle a Craft, and Suelle immediately naming it a "Uni Buster"...
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* BalefulPolymorph: Gets subjected to this when Lucia tests medicine on him that turns him into a Puni. (It wears off the next day.)
* ButtMonkey: When he's on screen, it's pretty much a given that nothing is going to go in his favor. For extra humiliation, the player can even have him equip the Puni mask he's wearing in his introduction for the rest of the game.
* ButtMonkey: When he's on screen, it's pretty much a given that nothing is going to go in his favor. For extra humiliation, the player can even have him equip the Puni mask he's wearing in his introduction for the rest of the game.
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* BadassNormal: He's the ''only'' member of the playable party (even after DLC) to not be an alchemist. When he tries doing alchemy himself at one point, the results are so disastrous that Ald tells him that he should just go back to refining his own talents.
-->You don't even have the minimum amount of talent bring up with hard work. There's absolutely nothing. It's completely hopeless for you. Completely.
** Sadly, the "badass" part doesn't apply quite as much in gameplay, where his skillset indeed makes him one of the weaker members of the party.
* BalefulPolymorph: Gets subjected to this when Lucia tests medicine on him that temporarily turns him into aPuni. (It wears off the next day.)
Puni.
* BishieSparkle: Attempts to turn this on at one point after receiving advice from Ald on how to become more popular with girls. It works [[EpicFail about as well as you'd expect]].
* ButtMonkey: When he's on screen, it'spretty much almost a given that nothing is going to go in his favor. For extra humiliation, the player can even have him equip the Puni mask he's wearing in his introduction for the rest of the game.
-->You don't even have the minimum amount of talent bring up with hard work. There's absolutely nothing. It's completely hopeless for you. Completely.
** Sadly, the "badass" part doesn't apply quite as much in gameplay, where his skillset indeed makes him one of the weaker members of the party.
* BalefulPolymorph: Gets subjected to this when Lucia tests medicine on him that temporarily turns him into a
* BishieSparkle: Attempts to turn this on at one point after receiving advice from Ald on how to become more popular with girls. It works [[EpicFail about as well as you'd expect]].
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* TheHeart: He may be relatively inept compared to his sister and a huge klutz, but he legitimately wants to work hard for other people's sake. It's because of this that Mireille considers him to be far more suitable to be a king than she is.
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* PrecociousCrush: He's far past it now, but apparently he wanted to marry Mireille when he was little, [[BrotherSisterIncest despite the fact she was his sister]].
* IWantMyBelovedToBeHappy: A non-romantic version. When Matthias was little he'd [[PrecociousCrush naively]] expressed a desire to marry her, and given that she wanted to make him happy but obviously couldn't do so in ''that'' way, she decided that she'd make him into a great king who could make the country happy.
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* SpoiledSweet: She has remarkably little idea what life outside the castle entails, as her perception of a "homestay" sounds more like a master-servant relationship and she ends up asking the twins to make ''fancy silverware'' to make her feel more comfortable as she makes preparations to live outside.
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* RoyalsWhoActuallyDoSomething: She's the crown princess of the Adalett Kingdom, yet she's spending her time as a receptionist at the castle.
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* AlmightyJanitor: She doesn't exactly make a big show of her true position in the country, running it simply like a mere receptionist.
* DrunkPersonalityChange: Her royal demeanor completely flips upside-down when she gets drunk.
* GildedCage: She wasn't allowed outside of the castle as a child, so now that she's an adult she's developed a desire to see what it's like outside.
* NotSoAboveItAll: Most of the time she acts like you'd expect a princess to, but once in a while signs of a more rough personality break out, especially when she's in private with her brother.
* RoyalsWhoActuallyDoSomething:She's the crown princess of the Adalett Kingdom, yet she's spending Spends her time at a desk job despite her position as a receptionist at the castle.
princess.
* DrunkPersonalityChange: Her royal demeanor completely flips upside-down when she gets drunk.
* GildedCage: She wasn't allowed outside of the castle as a child, so now that she's an adult she's developed a desire to see what it's like outside.
* NotSoAboveItAll: Most of the time she acts like you'd expect a princess to, but once in a while signs of a more rough personality break out, especially when she's in private with her brother.
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* WhyDidItHaveToBeSnakes: Bugs, for Suelle. She absolutely cannot ''stand'' them, and will even comment on it in the field if she's set as the player character and has to collect them.
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* WhyDidItHaveToBeSnakes: Bugs, for Suelle. She absolutely cannot ''stand'' them, and will even comment on it in the field if she's set as the player character and has to collect them.
them. She's likewise also terrified of ghosts.
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* ShiningGoodness: The moment she introduces herself to the twins, her radiant confidence is described as being so "shining" that it makes the twins ''faint''.
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A mysterious young boy about whom almost everything is unknown, who suddenly shows up in Melville, sets up an atelier, and takes an interest in the mysterious paintings the twins are investigating. Despite coming off as cold and blunt, he's actually quite the nice guy.
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A mysterious young boy about whom almost everything is unknown, who suddenly shows up in Melville, Melveille, sets up an atelier, and takes an interest in the mysterious paintings the twins are investigating. Despite coming off as cold and blunt, he's actually quite the nice guy.
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* ChickMagnet: After word of a "handsome young alchemist" having an atelier in Melville gets out, he ends up getting uncomfortably smothered by women at his atelier for his looks, making it very difficult for him to deal with the giant amount of requests they tend to pile on him when all he wants to do is practice alchemy. After a certain point, he starts hiding in the twins' atelier whenever he's particularly overwhelmed.
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* ChickMagnet: After word of a "handsome young alchemist" having an atelier in Melville Melveille gets out, he ends up getting uncomfortably smothered by women at his atelier for his looks, making it very difficult for him to deal with the giant amount of requests they tend to pile on him when all he wants to do is practice alchemy. After a certain point, he starts hiding in the twins' atelier whenever he's particularly overwhelmed.
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* HeelFaceTurn: [[spoiler:He's the final boss of ''Atelier Sophie'', having given up on Ablation Alchemy and come to Melville to start a new life.]]
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* HeelFaceTurn: [[spoiler:He's the final boss of ''Atelier Sophie'', having given up on Ablation Alchemy and come to Melville Melveille to start a new life.]]
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The nun from Sophie's town in Kirchen Bell, who got lost on a carriage to Melville and now needs to gather the funds to get home. She retains the same cheery outlook as ever.
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The nun from Sophie's town in Kirchen Bell, who got lost on a carriage to Melville Melveille and now needs to gather the funds to get home. She retains the same cheery outlook as ever.
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* ButNowIMustGo: [[spoiler:After getting the family back together, Drossel decides to depart on a journey to make the best puppet show in the world, leaving her parents behind as Grace isn't quite comfortable with leaving behind her role as a nun in Melville.]]
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* ButNowIMustGo: [[spoiler:After getting the family back together, Drossel decides to depart on a journey to make the best puppet show in the world, leaving her parents behind as Grace isn't quite comfortable with leaving behind her role as a nun in Melville.Melveille.]]
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* OnlyKnownByTheirNickname: Suelle called "Sue" by nearly everyone else in the game, including even the text boxes.
* PolarOppositeTwins: Come off as this superficially, at least in terms of their dispositions. In practice, both of them are equally as prone to mischief -- Lydie is just a lot nicer about it.
* PolarOppositeTwins: Come off as this superficially, at least in terms of their dispositions. In practice, both of them are equally as prone to mischief -- Lydie is just a lot nicer about it.
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* OnlyKnownByTheirNickname: Suelle is called "Sue" by nearly everyone else in the game, including even the text boxes.
* PolarOppositeTwins: Come off as this superficially, at least in terms of their dispositions. In practice, both of them are equally as prone tomischief -- Lydie is just a lot nicer about it.mischief.
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* {{Tsundere}}: ...or not; by the time of this game the "tsun" is pretty much gone and she's now shifted entirely to "dere".
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* {{Tsundere}}: ...or not; by TookALevelInKindness: In the previous game, Il was effectively an {{Expy}} of [[VideoGame/AtelierTotoriTheAdventurerOfArland Mimi]], being a high-class {{Tsundere}} rival to the main character. By the time of this game the "tsun" is pretty game, however, she's dropped much gone of the arrogance and ''considerably'' mellowed out to the point she's less "tsundere" and more just straight-up "dere". This ends up serving the twins well when they end up apprenticed to her, because she's now shifted entirely in the position to "dere".
be a fully supportive mentor to them.
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!!Lydie Malen
->'''Voiced by:''' Maria Nanagawa (Japanese)
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->'''Voiced by:''' Maria Nanagawa (Japanese)
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!!Lydie and Suelle "Sue" Malen
->'''Voiced by:''' Maria Nanagawa and Hikaru Akao (Japanese)
The older A pair of the Malen twins, a kind and sweet young alchemist twins who dreams dream of making her their family's downtrodden atelier into "the number one atelier in the country". country" in spite of their family's poverty and father's horrible work ethic. Their discovery of "mysterious paintings" that allow them to find rare materials they can't in the real world kicks off the plot.
Lydie, the older one, has a softer, milder personality, while Suelle is more outgoing and brash, but in spite of their different personalities, the two of them are tied at the hip and do everything together.
Compared to her sister, she has a much softer personality.
->'''Voiced by:''' Maria Nanagawa and Hikaru Akao (Japanese)
Lydie, the older one, has a softer, milder personality, while Suelle is more outgoing and brash, but in spite of their different personalities, the two of them are tied at the hip and do everything together.
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* DeadpanSnarker: Considering she's too nice to be particularly scathing about her criticisms, she tends to come off as this sometimes.
* HearingVoices: Like previous Mysterious series protagonists, she has the ability to hear the voices of alchemy materials, which allows her to make items as according to her wishes. She's also able to hear the mysterious voice ([[spoiler:later revealed to be Honette's]]) coming from the paintings.
* NotSoAboveItAll: Despite her generally kinder demeanor, she can be just as scathing as Suelle in her observations -- she just delivers it in a nicer manner.
* SquishyWizard: As far as battle goes, Lydie plays as the typical staff-wielding Atelier heroine; she dishes out low skill damage and has poor stats, but she has good support bonuses and is invaluable as an item user.
* {{Stripperiffic}}: Her outfit only ''barely'' covers her front and is held together by strings on the side, exposing far more skin than one would expect for a 14-year-old. Even more jarringly, she's apparently been wearing this outfit since she was a ''young child''.
!!Suelle "Sue" Malen
->'''Voiced by:''' Hikaru Akao (Japanese)
The younger of the Malen twins, usually called "Sue". She runs the family atelier with her sister and shares her dream of making it the "best in the country", writing Ambition Notes in a notebook to help them along their goal. Compared to her sister, she's far more outgoing and brash.
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* ActionGirl: Although she plays the role of one of the game's protagonists, in terms of battle she actually plays more like a standard party member than the usual SquishyWizard alchemist (which Lydie takes the role of); although she's not quite as hard-hitting as other party members, her skills do in fact have a reasonable amount of damage and her high speed makes her perfectly viable as a frontliner.
* BookDumb: She has a hard time reading anything above comic book level and is so bad at it that she's borderline illiterate, preferring to leave it all to Lydie.
* HearingVoices: Like previous Mysterious series protagonists, she has the ability to hear the voices of alchemy materials, which allows her to make items as according to her wishes. She's also able to hear the mysterious voice ([[spoiler:later revealed to be Honette's]]) coming from the paintings.
* NotSoAboveItAll: Despite her generally kinder demeanor, she can be just as scathing as Suelle in her observations -- she just delivers it in a nicer manner.
* SquishyWizard: As far as battle goes, Lydie plays as the typical staff-wielding Atelier heroine; she dishes out low skill damage and has poor stats, but she has good support bonuses and is invaluable as an item user.
* {{Stripperiffic}}: Her outfit only ''barely'' covers her front and is held together by strings on the side, exposing far more skin than one would expect for a 14-year-old. Even more jarringly, she's apparently been wearing this outfit since she was a ''young child''.
!!Suelle "Sue" Malen
->'''Voiced by:''' Hikaru Akao (Japanese)
The younger of the Malen twins, usually called "Sue". She runs the family atelier with her sister and shares her dream of making it the "best in the country", writing Ambition Notes in a notebook to help them along their goal. Compared to her sister, she's far more outgoing and brash.
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* ActionGirl: Although she plays the role of one of the game's protagonists, in terms of battle she actually plays more like a standard party member than the usual SquishyWizard alchemist (which Lydie takes the role of); although she's not quite as hard-hitting as other party members, her skills do in fact have a reasonable amount of damage and her high speed makes her perfectly viable as a frontliner.
* BookDumb: She has a hard time reading anything above comic book level and is so bad at it that she's borderline illiterate, preferring to leave it all to Lydie.
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* HearingVoices: Like previous Mysterious series protagonists, she has the ability to hear the voices of alchemy materials, which allows her to make items as according to her wishes. She's also able to hear the mysterious voice ([[spoiler:later revealed to be Honette's]]) coming from the paintings.
* NotSoAboveItAll: Despite her generally kinder demeanor, she can be just as scathing as Suelle in her observations -- she just delivers it in a nicer manner.
* SquishyWizard: As far as battle goes, Lydie plays as the typical staff-wielding Atelier heroine; she dishes out low skill damage and has poor stats, but she has good support bonuses and is invaluable as an item user.
* {{Stripperiffic}}: Her outfit only ''barely'' covers her front and is held together by strings on the side, exposing far more skin than one would expect for a 14-year-old. Even more jarringly, she's apparently been wearing this outfit since she was a ''young child''.
!!Suelle "Sue" Malen
->'''Voiced by:''' Hikaru Akao (Japanese)
The younger of the Malen twins, usually called "Sue". She runs the family atelier with her sister and shares her dream of making it the "best in the country", writing Ambition Notes in a notebook to help them along their goal. Compared to her sister, she's far more outgoing and brash.
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* FragileSpeedster: Her attacks don't actually do that much damage compared to how much the other members of the party can dish out, but she has high speed and can therefore attack extremely often. This also means that if you put her in the front, whoever's her support partner will be taking a ''lot'' of turns.
* GunsAkimbo: Her weapons of choice. She admits she doesn't actually use them for any reason of practicality; [[RuleOfCool she just thinks they look cool]].
* HearingVoices: Starts off unable to hear voices from the alchemy materials or paintings like Lydie can, but eventually gains the ability over the course of the game.
* TheNicknamer: Has a habit of calling her and Lydie's alchemy creations by extremely odd names -- a trait she apparently got from Honette.
* OnlyKnownByTheirNickname: She's called "Sue" by nearly everyone else in the game, including even the text boxes.
* SpellMyNameWithAnS: Early after the game's initial reveal, the official romanization of her name was "Soeur". At some point the name was abruptly changed to "Suelle", with even the logo getting a last-minute change. Presumably, Gust realized that [[AsLongAsItSoundsForeign naming a character "Sister" may not be the best idea]].
* TaughtByTelevision: Uses GunsAkimbo mainly because she thinks they look cool in comics.
* WhyDidItHaveToBeSnakes: Bugs. She absolutely cannot ''stand'' them, and will even comment on it in the field if she's set as the player character and has to collect them.
!!Matthias Ferrié Adalet
* GunsAkimbo: Her weapons of choice. She admits she doesn't actually use them for any reason of practicality; [[RuleOfCool she just thinks they look cool]].
* HearingVoices: Starts off unable to hear voices from the alchemy materials or paintings like Lydie can, but eventually gains the ability over the course of the game.
* TheNicknamer: Has a habit of calling her and Lydie's alchemy creations by extremely odd names -- a trait she apparently got from Honette.
* OnlyKnownByTheirNickname: She's called "Sue" by nearly everyone else in the game, including even the text boxes.
* SpellMyNameWithAnS: Early after the game's initial reveal, the official romanization of her name was "Soeur". At some point the name was abruptly changed to "Suelle", with even the logo getting a last-minute change. Presumably, Gust realized that [[AsLongAsItSoundsForeign naming a character "Sister" may not be the best idea]].
* TaughtByTelevision: Uses GunsAkimbo mainly because she thinks they look cool in comics.
* WhyDidItHaveToBeSnakes: Bugs. She absolutely cannot ''stand'' them, and will even comment on it in the field if she's set as the player character and has to collect them.
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* DeadpanSnarker: Lydie is too nice to be particularly scathing about her criticisms, so she tends to come off as this sometimes. Suelle is more willing to deliver her criticisms upfront, but falls into this often as well.
* FragileSpeedster:Her Suelle's attacks don't actually do that much damage compared to how much the other members of the party can dish out, but she has high speed and can therefore attack extremely often. This also means that if you put her in the front, whoever's her support partner will be taking a ''lot'' of turns.
* GunsAkimbo:Her Suelle's weapons of choice. She admits she doesn't actually use them for any reason of practicality; [[RuleOfCool she just thinks they look cool]].
* HearingVoices:Starts Like previous Mysterious series protagonists, Lydie has the ability to hear the voices of alchemy materials, which allows her to make items as according to her wishes. She's also able to hear the mysterious voice ([[spoiler:later revealed to be Honette's]]) coming from the paintings. Suelle starts off unable to hear voices from the alchemy materials or paintings like Lydie can, to, but eventually gains the ability over the course of the game.
* TheNicknamer:Has Suelle a habit of calling her and Lydie's alchemy creations by extremely odd names -- a trait she apparently got from Honette.
* NotSoAboveItAll: Despite her generally kinder demeanor, Lydie can be just as scathing as Suelle in her observations -- she just delivers it in a nicer manner.
* OnlyKnownByTheirNickname:She's Suelle called "Sue" by nearly everyone else in the game, including even the text boxes.
* PolarOppositeTwins: Come off as this superficially, at least in terms of their dispositions. In practice, both of them are equally as prone to mischief -- Lydie is just a lot nicer about it.
* SpellMyNameWithAnS: Early after the game's initial reveal, the official romanization ofher Suelle's name was "Soeur". At some point the name was abruptly changed to "Suelle", with even the logo getting a last-minute change. Presumably, Gust realized that [[AsLongAsItSoundsForeign naming a character "Sister" may not be the best idea]].
* SquishyWizard: As far as battle goes, Lydie plays as the typical staff-wielding Atelier heroine; she dishes out low skill damage and has poor stats, but she has good support bonuses and is invaluable as an item user.
* {{Stripperiffic}}: Her outfit only ''barely'' covers her front and is held together by strings on the side, exposing far more skin than one would expect for a 14-year-old. Even more jarringly, she's apparently been wearing this outfit since she was a ''young child''.
* TaremeEyes and TsurimeEyes: Lydie and Suelle have these respectively, befitting their personalities.
* TaughtByTelevision:Uses Suelle uses GunsAkimbo mainly because she thinks they look cool in comics.
* WhyDidItHaveToBeSnakes:Bugs.Bugs, for Suelle. She absolutely cannot ''stand'' them, and will even comment on it in the field if she's set as the player character and has to collect them.
!!Matthias FerriéAdaletAdalett
* FragileSpeedster:
* GunsAkimbo:
* HearingVoices:
* TheNicknamer:
* NotSoAboveItAll: Despite her generally kinder demeanor, Lydie can be just as scathing as Suelle in her observations -- she just delivers it in a nicer manner.
* OnlyKnownByTheirNickname:
* PolarOppositeTwins: Come off as this superficially, at least in terms of their dispositions. In practice, both of them are equally as prone to mischief -- Lydie is just a lot nicer about it.
* SpellMyNameWithAnS: Early after the game's initial reveal, the official romanization of
* SquishyWizard: As far as battle goes, Lydie plays as the typical staff-wielding Atelier heroine; she dishes out low skill damage and has poor stats, but she has good support bonuses and is invaluable as an item user.
* {{Stripperiffic}}: Her outfit only ''barely'' covers her front and is held together by strings on the side, exposing far more skin than one would expect for a 14-year-old. Even more jarringly, she's apparently been wearing this outfit since she was a ''young child''.
* TaremeEyes and TsurimeEyes: Lydie and Suelle have these respectively, befitting their personalities.
* TaughtByTelevision:
* WhyDidItHaveToBeSnakes:
!!Matthias Ferrié
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* {{Tsundere}}: All of her "ambitions" aside, she legitimately wants to be friends with the twins -- she just puts up a front of being hih and mighty.
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* {{Tsundere}}: All of her "ambitions" aside, she legitimately wants to be friends with the twins -- she just puts up a front of being hih and mighty.
mighty. [[spoiler:Suelle eventually gets to read her workbook, and finds a bunch of notes involving her genuinely wanting to take time out her busy schedule to go play with the twins.]]
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* DeadpanSnarker: Considering she's too nice to be particularly scathing about her criticisms, she tends to come off as this sometimes.
* BalefulPolymorph: Gets subjected to this when Lucia tests medicine on him that turns him into a Puni. (It wears off the next day.)
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* WhiteHairedPrettyBoy: He's described directly as {{Bishonen}} in the game to the point it makes him uncomfortably popular with the ladies. [[spoiler:It's unclear whether his current body resembles his original one to any degree, but it turns out he'd had white hair even back then.]]
* SkippableBoss: Since the twins only need three recommendation letters, it's possible to get them only from Sophie, Ilmeria, and Roger, meaning that you technically don't need to fight her to advance the story. However, skipping her recommendation letter challenge means missing out on a trophy.
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A childhood friend of the twins, who runs her prestigious family's shop Atelier Voltaire. While known for being a "flower outside everyone's reach" to the townspeople, she's far more ambitious than that might suggest -- but she also is legitimately kind-hearted, and ''really'' wants to be friends with the twins.
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* HeroicBSOD: Momentarily ''shuts down completely'' when the twins ask her about her dreams in life -- apparently she'd been so focused on inheriting the family atelier she'd completely forgotten to even consider any personal goals. Eventually, she decides that kind of goal is good enough for her.
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* HeroicBSOD: Momentarily ''shuts down completely'' when the twins ask her about her dreams in life -- apparently she'd been so focused on inheriting the family atelier she'd completely forgotten to even consider any personal goals. Eventually, she decides that kind of goal is good enough for her.
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* HeroicBSOD: Momentarily ''shuts down completely'' when TheRival: Effectively serves as one to the twins, since she's also trying to get her atelier up in the ranks.
* {{Tsundere}}: All of her "ambitions" aside, she legitimately wants to be friends with the twinsask her about her dreams in life -- apparently she'd been so focused on inheriting the family atelier she'd completely forgotten to even consider any personal goals. Eventually, she decides that kind just puts up a front of goal is good enough for her.
being hih and mighty.
* {{Tsundere}}: All of her "ambitions" aside, she legitimately wants to be friends with the twins
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* TheMindIsAPlaythingOfTheBody: [[spoiler:Plachta's manner of speaking and personality get ''slightly'' (only slightly) more mature and ladylike once she gains a human body and isn't trapped in a doll body resembling a 16-year-old.]]
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* DarkIsNotEvil: His methods of alchemy are dangerous and even "evil" by his own admission, but he's dedicated himself to using it helping the populace. [[spoiler:His entire ordeal with coming to terms with his past makes it abundantly clear he has no intention of going back to using it for selfish purposes, like he did as Luard.]] Fritz comments that if he's using it in that way, it can't be called "evil" alchemy.]]
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* DarkIsNotEvil: His methods of alchemy are dangerous and even "evil" by his own admission, but he's dedicated himself to using it helping the populace. [[spoiler:His entire ordeal with coming to terms with his past makes it abundantly clear he has no intention of going back to using it for selfish purposes, like he did as Luard.]] Fritz comments that if he's using it in that way, it can't be called "evil" alchemy.]]
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* ForScience: His main interest is in practicing alchemy for the sake of alchemy itself, to the point he even stops bothering with the alchemy exams after rank B because he doesn't care about the money. He does, however, have a genuine interest in using it to help others, [[spoiler:unlike in the past when his obsession with it led him to develop Ablation Alchemy at the potential cost of everyone's livelihoods]].
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* ForScience: His main interest is in practicing alchemy for the sake of alchemy itself, to the point he even stops bothering with the alchemy exams after rank B because he doesn't care about the money. He does, however, have a genuine act in the interest in using it to help others, of being far more altruistic than he suggests, [[spoiler:unlike in the past when his obsession with it led him to develop Ablation Alchemy at the potential cost of everyone's livelihoods]].
* JackOfAllStats: Or utilities, in any case; while most party members do noticeably better in either the frontline or support roles, Firis can function well in either, as she does reasonable damage with her attacks and also has good HP and MP-restoring supoort skills
* DemotedToExtra: She was one of the more prominent party members in ''Firis'', but while her role is still fairly significant here, she doesn't factor into the plot quite as much and, outside of DLC, isn't playable.
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* YourDaysAreNumbered: [[spoiler:Even though her spirit is being preserved in the painting, her existence is unstable and she's eventually going to disappear. Achieving the true ending allows the twins to successfully prevent this.]]
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* {{Stripperiffic}}: Her outfit only ''barely'' covers her front and is held together by strings on the side, exposing far more skin than one would expect for a 14-year-old. Even more jarringly, she's apparently been wearing this outfit since she was a ''young child''.
* CuteBruiser: Most alchemists use some kind of staff or weapon to ambush enemies, and Firis and Lydie would normally use their staves to break rocks or harvest from trees, but Suelle's preferred method is to just kick them. In addition, while most female alchemists in the series have favored using staves as their weapon of choice, Suelle prefers using guns and shooting enemies directly.
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* KickChick: Most alchemists use some kind of staff or weapon to ambush enemies, and Firis and Lydie would normally use their staves to break rocks or harvest from trees, but Suelle's preferred method is to just kick them. (This doesn't apply to actual battle, though, where she prefers her pistols.]]
* GlassCannon: His skill Beast Mode makes him into one, trading his defense for significantly higher attack.
* CompositeCharacter: [[spoiler:A retroactive one since he's actually their original incarnation, but as this is the first time we actually get to see Luard's personality when he's not busy being the final boss of a game, he's basically an older version of Meklet with elements of Atomina's blunt and aloof nature.]]
* EvilLaugh: Very fond of doing this, even when he's not actually doing anything bad.
* HeelFaceTurn: [[spoiler:He's the final boss of ''Atelier Sophie'', having given up on Ablation Alchemy and come to Melville to start a new life.]]
* JapanesePronouns: When remembering an incident during which he got laughed at for being bad at art, he gets so pissed off that he switches from the polite ''boku'' to the more aggressive ''ore''. [[spoiler:Or so it seems; it later turns out that he sometimes uses that pronoun (which is also often associated with adult men) when slipping further into his persona as Luard.]]
* LightningBruiser: He easily has the highest-damaging skills of any of the available party members, but put him as support behind Suelle and he immediately becomes this -- on top of being able to act on her high speed stat, his attacks pierce through elemental resistance, allowing for massive damage at repeated intervals.
* ReformedButNotTamed: [[spoiler:It's unclear whether he'd been like this even in his youth or if he'd ended up this way after his stint as a villain, but he can come off as this with his penchant for BrutalHonesty and generally suspicious demeanor.]]
* TakeOverTheWorld: He gives this as his reason for doing alchemy when the twins ask him about it, but doesn't clarify whether he's joking or not. [[spoiler:Knowing that Meklet and Atomina also made this joke in ''Sophie'''s extra scenario, and given what we find out about his feelings about his past later in the game, he very probably was.]]
* TheAtoner: [[spoiler:If there was any doubt that Luard/Meklet/Atomina wasn't going to lapse back into his old ways, this game takes it and makes it abundantly clear he's ''extremely'' remorseful about his actions, upset about how his friendship with Plachta fell apart, and immediately labels himself as a disappointment and "the worst, most awful alchemist who betrayed and hurt his friends" when the twins ask him about it. It's only when he hears that Plachta's version of the story called him "a very, very important, kind, and reliable friend" that he realizes he needs to stop being stuck in the past and move on, and he eventually manages to reconcile with Plachta and his past with the help of the twins.]]
* TheAtoner: [[spoiler:If there was any doubt that Luard/Meklet/Atomina wasn't going to lapse back into his old ways, this game takes it and makes it abundantly clear he's ''extremely'' remorseful about his actions, upset about how his friendship with Plachta fell apart, and immediately labels himself as a disappointment and "the worst, most awful alchemist who betrayed and hurt his friends" when the twins ask him about it. It's only when he hears that Plachta's version of the story called him "a very, very important, kind, and reliable friend" that he realizes he needs to stop being stuck in the past and move on, and he eventually manages to reconcile with Plachta and his past with the help of the twins.]]
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* WarpWhistle: Ironically, despite not having one in her game of origin, she apparently enjoys using one to drop in and visit Ilmeria.
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* LegendaryInTheSequel: Although not quite legendary to those around her, Sophie is now so strong she can nearly take down a ''god'' (or, at least, an extremely strong, nearly invincible demon) in one hit. Apparently she could even perform time travel if she wanted to, but abstains...because she doesn't think it's interesting enough.
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* BigDamnHeroes: Her way of entering the plot is basically this, as she saves the party from Falgiol and would quite likely have been able to defeat him had he not fled.
* ButForMeItWasTuesday: Her reason for not looking further into the potential of time travel? It's not interesting enough.
* LegendaryInTheSequel: Although not quite legendary to those around her, Sophie is now so strong she can nearly take down a ''god'' (or, at least, an extremely strong, nearly invincible demon) in one hit.Apparently She also manages to [[spoiler:create a new human body for Plachta]], something that had been considered unattainable up to this point, and is implied to basically be able to do whatever she could even perform pleases with time travel and space if she wanted to, but abstains...because puts her mind to it.
** As with in ''Firis'', Firis very obviously still considers her in the utmost highest esteem, as she's utterly thrilled to see her when shedoesn't think it's interesting enough.saves the party from Falgiol.
* ButForMeItWasTuesday: Her reason for not looking further into the potential of time travel? It's not interesting enough.
* LegendaryInTheSequel: Although not quite legendary to those around her, Sophie is now so strong she can nearly take down a ''god'' (or, at least, an extremely strong, nearly invincible demon) in one hit.
** As with in ''Firis'', Firis very obviously still considers her in the utmost highest esteem, as she's utterly thrilled to see her when she
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* HeroicBSOD: Momentarily ''shuts down completely'' when the twins ask her about her dreams in life -- apparently she'd been so focused on inheriting the family atelier she'd completely forgotten to even consider any personal goals. Eventually, she decides that kind of goal is good enough for her.
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* LargeHam: Easily one of the most dramatic in the way she talks to others.
* HeroicBSOD: Momentarily ''shuts down completely'' when the twins ask her about her dreams in life -- apparently she'd been so focused on inheriting the family atelier she'd completely forgotten to even consider any personal goals. Eventually, she decides that kind of goal is good enough for her.
!!Ilmeria "Il" von Leinweber
* ArtInitiatesLife: [[spoiler:Traveling with Roger into mysterious pantings allowed her spirit to remain in them even after her death. The twins eventually manage to solidify her form and bring her out into the real world as if she'd never died.]]
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* IllGirl: Died prior to the events of the game due to her weak constitution.
* ThePromise: It's the promise with her to make the family atelier the "best in the country" that fuels the twins' motivation to do so. [[spoiler:Roger had also made a number of similar ones to her in the past, and his perceived failure to protect them is what caused his HeroicBSOD.]]
* ThePromise: It's the promise with her to make the family atelier the "best in the country" that fuels the twins' motivation to do so. [[spoiler:Roger had also made a number of similar ones to her in the past, and his perceived failure to protect them is what caused his HeroicBSOD.]]
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* AuraVision: Of a sort; it's not explained exactly how she sees them, but [[spoiler:she's able to sense Meklet and Atomina's presence in Ald, commenting that "it feels like they're both here, but they're also not".]]
* AuraVision: Of a sort; it's not explained exactly how she sees them, but [[spoiler:she's able to sense Meklet and Atomina's presence in Ald, commenting that "it feels like they're both here, but they're also not".]]
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* ButNowIMustGo: [[spoiler:After getting the family back together, Drossel decides to depart on a journey to make the best puppet show in the world, leaving her parents behind as Grace isn't quite comfortable with leaving behind her role as a nun in Melville.]]
* MissingMom: Their goal is to find Fritz's wife (and Drossel's mother), who walked out on the family when she got fed up with their obsession with puppets. [[spoiler:As it turns out, she's much closer than they think...]]
* ButNowIMustGo: [[spoiler:After getting the family back together, Drossel decides to depart on a journey to make the best puppet show in the world, leaving her parents behind as Grace isn't quite comfortable with leaving behind her role as a nun in Melville.]]
* MissingMom: Their goal is to find Fritz's wife (and Drossel's mother), who walked out on the family when she got fed up with their obsession with puppets. [[spoiler:As it turns out, she's much closer than they think...]]
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* GrowingUpSucks: After feeling betrayed by everyone around her in life, she decided to seclude herself in her painting and stay in the form of a child forever.
* IJustWantToHaveFriends: Her true feelings, which she initially refuses to admit.
* OlderThanTheyLook: She grew fully to adulthood in life, but takes on the form of a child while in the painting.
* PortalPicture: Known as the first alchemist to create a "mysterious painting", which allows people to enter them. It's her paints that the twins end up using to restore the paintings they find.
* Really700YearsOld: She's an alchemist from 300 years prior, whose spirit lingered in one of her paintings after her death.
* GrowingUpSucks: After feeling betrayed by everyone around her in life, she decided to seclude herself in her painting and stay in the form of a child forever.
* IJustWantToHaveFriends: Her true feelings, which she initially refuses to admit.
* OlderThanTheyLook: She grew fully to adulthood in life, but takes on the form of a child while in the painting.
* PortalPicture: Known as the first alchemist to create a "mysterious painting", which allows people to enter them. It's her paints that the twins end up using to restore the paintings they find.
* Really700YearsOld: She's an alchemist from 300 years prior, whose spirit lingered in one of her paintings after her death.
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* KickChick: Most alchemists use some kind of staff or weapon to ambush enemies, and Firis and Lydie would normally use their staves to break rocks or harvest from trees, but Suelle's preferred method is to just kick them. (This doesn't apply to actual battle, though, where she prefers her pistols.]]
* TaughtByTelevision: Uses GunsAkimbo mainly because she thinks they look cool in comics.
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The protagonist of ''[[VideoGame/AtelierFirisTheAlchemistAndTheMysteriousJourney the previous game]]'', who's still continuing her travels around the world as an alchemist. She's also matured quite greatly in the last four years, and has come to work extremely well with Ilmeria.
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The protagonist of ''[[VideoGame/AtelierFirisTheAlchemistAndTheMysteriousJourney [[VideoGame/AtelierFirisTheAlchemistAndTheMysteriousJourney the previous game]]'', game]], who's still continuing her travels around the world as an alchemist. She's also matured quite greatly in the last four years, and has come to work extremely well with Ilmeria.
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* WalkingTheEarth: She's so addicted to traveling that she has a hard time staying in one place, which ends up hindering her progress in the Atelier Ranks.
* MadScientist: He has an awful work ethic and constantly flakes off his duties in running the atelier, but he has a penchant for experimenting and making things explode.
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* ThePromise: [[spoiler:He made a number of Honette long before her death -- that he'd make the family atelier the best in the country (a promise that the twins eventually take on), that he'd make Honette happy, and that he'd take them on a journey as a family around the painting worlds. Although he believes he's failed in all of these by the time of Honette's death, the twins help him make do on them.]]
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* GenerationXerox: While Lydie is marveling at Suelle's questionable naming sense for alchemy items, Roger treats the audience to a flashback where Honette had also given Roger's creations a number of unusual names, including calling a Craft a "Uni Buster". Cut to Lydie presenting Suelle a Craft, and Suelle immediately naming it a "Uni Buster"...
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* RoyalsWhoActuallyDoSomething: She's the crown princess of the Adalett Kingdom, yet she's spending her time as a receptionist at the castle.
* RoyalsWhoActuallyDoSomething: She's the crown princess of the Adalett Kingdom, yet she's spending her time as a receptionist at the castle.
* DemotedToExtra: After featuring as the secondary protagonist in ''Sophie'' and being playable in the last two games, she shows up only as an NPC whose events are largely tied to Sophie (although she has a more prominent role in Lydie and Suelle's story than Liane, who receives similar treatment).
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* DemotedToExtra: Despite being considered the secondary protagonist of ''Firis'', she has a comparatively smaller role in this game, with her playable status removed and her events largely revolving only around Firis.
* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: Liane ends up demanding Fritz's Firis doll for an unspecified but exorbitant amount of money. Given her very obvious sister complex towards Firis, one can only imagine what she wants to do with that doll...
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* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: Liane ends up demanding Fritz's Firis doll for an unspecified but exorbitant amount of money. Given her very obvious sister complex towards Firis, one can only imagine what she wants to do with that doll...
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* SurpassingTheTeacher: Sophie [[spoiler:getting Plachta a human body]] marks the point when she officially surpasses Plachta in alchemic skill. While Plachta maintains that she's surprisingly much happier about this than she would have been in her more competitive youth, she initially worries that she'll be holding Sophie back if she stays with her before Sophie reassures her that she still wants her around as a friend.
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* SurpassingTheTeacher: SurpassedTheTeacher: Sophie [[spoiler:getting Plachta a human body]] marks the point when she officially surpasses Plachta in alchemic skill. While Plachta maintains that she's surprisingly much happier about this than she would have been in her more competitive youth, she initially worries that she'll be holding Sophie back if she stays with her before Sophie reassures her that she still wants her around as a friend.
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* Really500YearsOld: [[spoiler:He's Luard, Plachta's childhood friend from 500 years ago. Unlike Plachta, who spent much of that time dormant in a book, he's lived through all of those 500 years, too.]]
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* Really500YearsOld: Really700YearsOld: [[spoiler:He's Luard, Plachta's childhood friend from 500 years ago. Unlike Plachta, who spent much of that time dormant in a book, he's lived through all of those 500 years, too.]]
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* DeceasedParentsAreTheBest: Honette was kind, loving, important to her family, and is basically portrayed as TooGoodForThisSinfulEarth. [[spoiler:Subverted when we finally get to meet her in the painting world. She's definitely no angel, although she ''is'' still a kind and loving woman -- it's just that Suelle has undoubtedly gotten her petulance from somewhere...]]
* DeceasedParentsAreTheBest: Honette was kind, loving, important to her family, and is basically portrayed as TooGoodForThisSinfulEarth. [[spoiler:Subverted when we finally get to meet her in the painting world. She's definitely no angel, although she ''is'' still a kind and loving woman -- it's just that Suelle has undoubtedly gotten her petulance from somewhere...]]
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* HumanityEnsues: [[spoiler:It's apparently not easy readjusting to a human body after having been stuck in a doll body for too long, as she finds out the hard way; soon after becoming human again, she has to deal with problems such as motor skills and the fact that overeating will make her gain weight.]]
* OlderThanTheyLook: When she first sealed herself into a book 500 years ago, she was likely somewhere in her thirties, but is currently in the form of a doll that resembles a 16-year-old girl. [[spoiler:The human body that Sophie gives her looks somewhat older, but is still definitely younger than 30.]]
* PinocchioSyndrome: She's in an [[ArtificialHuman artificial doll body]], patiently awaiting the day Sophie can restore her to human form. [[spoiler:She eventually does.]]
* Really700YearsOld: She's an alchemist from 500 years ago who spent much of that time dormant in a book before being awakened eight years prior by Sophie. The twins immediately take to calling her an old woman as soon as they discover this.
* SurpassingTheTeacher: Sophie [[spoiler:getting Plachta a human body]] marks the point when she officially surpasses Plachta in alchemic skill. While Plachta maintains that she's surprisingly much happier about this than she would have been in her more competitive youth, she initially worries that she'll be holding Sophie back if she stays with her before Sophie reassures her that she still wants her around as a friend.
* HumanityEnsues: [[spoiler:It's apparently not easy readjusting to a human body after having been stuck in a doll body for too long, as she finds out the hard way; soon after becoming human again, she has to deal with problems such as motor skills and the fact that overeating will make her gain weight.]]
* OlderThanTheyLook: When she first sealed herself into a book 500 years ago, she was likely somewhere in her thirties, but is currently in the form of a doll that resembles a 16-year-old girl. [[spoiler:The human body that Sophie gives her looks somewhat older, but is still definitely younger than 30.]]
* PinocchioSyndrome: She's in an [[ArtificialHuman artificial doll body]], patiently awaiting the day Sophie can restore her to human form. [[spoiler:She eventually does.]]
* Really700YearsOld: She's an alchemist from 500 years ago who spent much of that time dormant in a book before being awakened eight years prior by Sophie. The twins immediately take to calling her an old woman as soon as they discover this.
* SurpassingTheTeacher: Sophie [[spoiler:getting Plachta a human body]] marks the point when she officially surpasses Plachta in alchemic skill. While Plachta maintains that she's surprisingly much happier about this than she would have been in her more competitive youth, she initially worries that she'll be holding Sophie back if she stays with her before Sophie reassures her that she still wants her around as a friend.
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* HearingVoices: Like previous Mysterious series protagonists, she has the ability to hear the voices of alchemy materials, which allows her to make items as according to her wishes. She's also able to hear the mysterious voice ([[spoiler:later revealed to be Honette's]]) coming from the paintings.
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* SquishyWizard: As far as battle goes, Lydie plays as the typical staff-wielding Atelier heroine; she dishes out low skill damage and has poor stats, but she has good support bonuses and is invaluable as an item user.
* HearingVoices: Starts off unable to hear voices from the alchemy materials or paintings like Lydie can, but eventually gains the ability over the course of the game.
* ForgetsToEat: At one point, he gets so caught up in his alchemy work that he faints from lack of food, and when he ''does'' eat he gets by mainly by things like fruits and nuts. [[spoiler:Since he'd been spending 500 years in the form of the ArtificialHuman Meklet and Atomina, he hadn't needed to think about things like that.]] Lydie is naturally horrified to find out he'd been eating so poorly and resolves to bring him a proper meal.
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* NotSoAboveItAll: As his voice actor comment says, "as soon as you think he's smart, he does something stupid."
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* MadScientist: Has shades of this; the objects in his atelier include medicine that can turn humans into horses and a bomb that can blow up entire pieces of land in one explosion...
* MusicalSpoiler: [[spoiler:His {{Leitmotif}} is a remixed version of Luard's theme from ''Sophie'', so perceptive players may be able to pick his true identity out early.]]
* NotSoAboveItAll: For all his attempts to seem cool and collected, he's not without his ButtMonkey moments, to the point where [[spoiler:he eventually gives into the temptation of being coddled by Pamela despite identifying as a grown adult who's lived 500 years.]] As his voice actor comment says, "as soon as you think he's smart, he does something stupid."
* MusicalSpoiler: [[spoiler:His {{Leitmotif}} is a remixed version of Luard's theme from ''Sophie'', so perceptive players may be able to pick his true identity out early.]]
* NotSoAboveItAll: For all his attempts to seem cool and collected, he's not without his ButtMonkey moments, to the point where [[spoiler:he eventually gives into the temptation of being coddled by Pamela despite identifying as a grown adult who's lived 500 years.]] As his voice actor comment says, "as soon as you think he's smart, he does something stupid."
* Really500YearsOld: [[spoiler:He's Luard, Plachta's childhood friend from 500 years ago. Unlike Plachta, who spent much of that time dormant in a book, he's lived through all of those 500 years, too.]]
* BigEater: She's capable of chowing down large amounts of meat, and food tends to be the first thing on her mind during outings, to the point the others in the party start to legitimately worry about her weight if she keeps this up.
* BonusBoss: You can rematch her at any time at the end of the game.
* BonusBoss: You can rematch her at any time at the end of the game.
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* LegendaryInTheSequel: Although not quite legendary to those around her, Sophie is now so strong she can nearly take down a ''god'' (or, at least, an extremely strong, nearly invincible demon) in one hit. Apparently she could even perform time travel if she wanted to, but abstains...because she doesn't think it's interesting enough.
* SurpassedTheTeacher: She's officially considered to have surpassed Plachta when [[spoiler:she succeeds in giving Plachta a human body]].
* LegendaryInTheSequel: Although not quite legendary to those around her, Sophie is now so strong she can nearly take down a ''god'' (or, at least, an extremely strong, nearly invincible demon) in one hit. Apparently she could even perform time travel if she wanted to, but abstains...because she doesn't think it's interesting enough.
* SurpassedTheTeacher: She's officially considered to have surpassed Plachta when [[spoiler:she succeeds in giving Plachta a human body]].
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* HeroicBSOD: Momentarily ''shuts down completely'' when the twins ask her about her dreams in life -- apparently she'd been so focused on inheriting the family atelier she'd completely forgotten to even consider any personal goals. Eventually, she decides that kind of goal is good enough for her.
* DemotedToExtra: Inverted; she has nearly the prominence of a playable character, showing up in almost all the painting events and playing a large role in the twins' story, but, prior to DLC, wasn't actually playable.
* HeroicBSOD: Momentarily ''shuts down completely'' when the twins ask her about her dreams in life -- apparently she'd been so focused on inheriting the family atelier she'd completely forgotten to even consider any personal goals. Eventually, she decides that kind of goal is good enough for her.
* DemotedToExtra: Inverted; she has nearly the prominence of a playable character, showing up in almost all the painting events and playing a large role in the twins' story, but, prior to DLC, wasn't actually playable.
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* {{Tsundere}}: ...or not; by the time of this game the "tsun" is pretty much gone and she's now shifted entirely to "dere".
* {{Tsundere}}: ...or not; by the time of this game the "tsun" is pretty much gone and she's now shifted entirely to "dere".
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* MyGreatestFailure: [[spoiler:He considers his failure to save Honette this, to the point he [[HeroicBSOD wasn't able to commit himself to doing alchemy]] afterwards.]]
* MyGreatestFailure: [[spoiler:He considers his failure to save Honette this, to the point he [[HeroicBSOD wasn't able to commit himself to doing alchemy]] afterwards.]]
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* TheAtoner: She's currently upset over something in her past, which she says ended up putting someone into despair. [[spoiler:She's referring to the fact she walked out on the Weissberg family without considering how it'd make her husband and daughter feel.]]
* LukeIAmYourFather: [[spoiler:She's the missing member of the Weissberg family.]]
* OlderThanTheyLook: She's in her mid-fifties despite her youthful looks (to the point Matthias tries to hit on her and gets a nasty surprise when he discovers the truth). [[spoiler:She's old enough to be Drossel's mother, in any case.]]
* TheAtoner: She's currently upset over something in her past, which she says ended up putting someone into despair. [[spoiler:She's referring to the fact she walked out on the Weissberg family without considering how it'd make her husband and daughter feel.]]
* LukeIAmYourFather: [[spoiler:She's the missing member of the Weissberg family.]]
* OlderThanTheyLook: She's in her mid-fifties despite her youthful looks (to the point Matthias tries to hit on her and gets a nasty surprise when he discovers the truth). [[spoiler:She's old enough to be Drossel's mother, in any case.]]
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* DisappearedDad: Finding him remains her motivation from ''Sophie''. [[spoiler:She pulls it off at the end of the game.]]
* MakeMyMonsterGrow: Ends up victim to an experimental medicine made by Roger that makes her grow so big she blows a hole in the atelier's roof. Lydie and Suelle eventually have to pass off the incident as having been AllJustADream.
* DisappearedDad: Finding him remains her motivation from ''Sophie''. [[spoiler:She pulls it off at the end of the game.]]
* MakeMyMonsterGrow: Ends up victim to an experimental medicine made by Roger that makes her grow so big she blows a hole in the atelier's roof. Lydie and Suelle eventually have to pass off the incident as having been AllJustADream.
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* NotSoAboveItAll: Despite her generally kinder demeanor, she can be just as scathing as Suelle in her observations -- she just delivers it in a nicer manner.
* NotSoAboveItAll: Despite her generally kinder demeanor, she can be just as scathing as Suelle in her observations -- she just delivers it in a nicer manner.
* BrutalHonesty: His favorite way of talking to people. He's well aware it can be off-putting, and even seems to enjoy seeing people's shocked reactions, but he does mean well in what he says.
* CantCatchUp: [[spoiler:This was Luard's initial motivation for developing Ablation Alchemy, as he felt that he was falling behind Plachta and couldn't catch up to her. It was only after he got so absorbed in pursuing it that he lost his original purpose and made it into a pursuit ForScience.]]
* ChickMagnet: After word of a "handsome young alchemist" having an atelier in Melville gets out, he ends up getting uncomfortably smothered by women at his atelier for his looks, making it very difficult for him to deal with the giant amount of requests they tend to pile on him when all he wants to do is practice alchemy. After a certain point, he starts hiding in the twins' atelier whenever he's particularly overwhelmed.
* DarkIsNotEvil: His methods of alchemy are dangerous and even "evil" by his own admission, but he's dedicated himself to using it helping the populace. [[spoiler:His entire ordeal with coming to terms with his past makes it abundantly clear he has no intention of going back to using it for selfish purposes, like he did as Luard.]] Fritz comments that if he's using it in that way, it can't be called "evil" alchemy.]]
* CantCatchUp: [[spoiler:This was Luard's initial motivation for developing Ablation Alchemy, as he felt that he was falling behind Plachta and couldn't catch up to her. It was only after he got so absorbed in pursuing it that he lost his original purpose and made it into a pursuit ForScience.]]
* ChickMagnet: After word of a "handsome young alchemist" having an atelier in Melville gets out, he ends up getting uncomfortably smothered by women at his atelier for his looks, making it very difficult for him to deal with the giant amount of requests they tend to pile on him when all he wants to do is practice alchemy. After a certain point, he starts hiding in the twins' atelier whenever he's particularly overwhelmed.
* DarkIsNotEvil: His methods of alchemy are dangerous and even "evil" by his own admission, but he's dedicated himself to using it helping the populace. [[spoiler:His entire ordeal with coming to terms with his past makes it abundantly clear he has no intention of going back to using it for selfish purposes, like he did as Luard.]] Fritz comments that if he's using it in that way, it can't be called "evil" alchemy.]]
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* ForScience: His main interest is in practicing alchemy for the sake of alchemy itself, to the point he even stops bothering with the alchemy exams after rank B because he doesn't care about the money. He does, however, have a genuine interest in using it to help others, [[spoiler:unlike in the past when his obsession with it led him to develop Ablation Alchemy at the potential cost of everyone's livelihoods]].
* IHatePastMe: When everyone's shown embarrassing memories of their past in Ethel Nepica, Ald implies that he's also got things he doesn't want people to see. [[spoiler:Sure enough, he's eventually forced to deal with his past as Luard, which he does by literally summoning a copy of his past self and having his party beat it up.]]
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: He isn't exactly the nicest person around and is constantly fond of shoving BrutalHonesty in people's faces, but he's dedicated to helping the townspeople and has Lydie and Suelle's best interests at heart. [[spoiler:In fact, when the twins ask Plachta what he was like as Luard, she describes him as "kinder than anyone else".]]
* NotSoAboveItAll: As his voice actor comment says, "as soon as you think he's smart, he does something stupid."
* PromotedToPlayable: [[spoiler:Makes his debut as a playable party member after having been a major presence in the first two games. As you might expect from the FinalBoss of ''Sophie'', he's one of the strongest members of the party.]]
* RedemptionPromotion: In terms of the story, anyway; [[spoiler:after defeating his past self, he notes that it was much weaker than he'd expected, because alchemy is the power of dreams -- anyone who doesn't understand that would naturally be weak.]]
* SpellBook: His weapon of choice, [[spoiler:just like the one he used as Luard]].
* VagueAge: His age is given as simply "???" in official materials, and he's only called a "boy" or "young man" by those around him. [[spoiler:It's still unclear how old his current body is supposed to be, but he's been living longer than 500 years.]]
* WalkingSpoiler: Pretty much everything about him is shrouded in mystery, and given his suspicious behavior, it stands to reason that effectively any revelation about him is a spoiler.
* IHatePastMe: When everyone's shown embarrassing memories of their past in Ethel Nepica, Ald implies that he's also got things he doesn't want people to see. [[spoiler:Sure enough, he's eventually forced to deal with his past as Luard, which he does by literally summoning a copy of his past self and having his party beat it up.]]
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: He isn't exactly the nicest person around and is constantly fond of shoving BrutalHonesty in people's faces, but he's dedicated to helping the townspeople and has Lydie and Suelle's best interests at heart. [[spoiler:In fact, when the twins ask Plachta what he was like as Luard, she describes him as "kinder than anyone else".]]
* NotSoAboveItAll: As his voice actor comment says, "as soon as you think he's smart, he does something stupid."
* PromotedToPlayable: [[spoiler:Makes his debut as a playable party member after having been a major presence in the first two games. As you might expect from the FinalBoss of ''Sophie'', he's one of the strongest members of the party.]]
* RedemptionPromotion: In terms of the story, anyway; [[spoiler:after defeating his past self, he notes that it was much weaker than he'd expected, because alchemy is the power of dreams -- anyone who doesn't understand that would naturally be weak.]]
* SpellBook: His weapon of choice, [[spoiler:just like the one he used as Luard]].
* VagueAge: His age is given as simply "???" in official materials, and he's only called a "boy" or "young man" by those around him. [[spoiler:It's still unclear how old his current body is supposed to be, but he's been living longer than 500 years.]]
* WalkingSpoiler: Pretty much everything about him is shrouded in mystery, and given his suspicious behavior, it stands to reason that effectively any revelation about him is a spoiler.
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* ActionGirl: Although she plays the role of one of the game's protagonists, in terms of battle she actually plays more like a standard party member than the usual SquishyWizard alchemist (which Lydie takes the role of); although she's not quite as hard-hitting as other party members, her skills do in fact have a reasonable amount of damage and her high speed makes her perfectly viable as a frontliner.
* BookDumb: She has a hard time reading anything above comic book level and is so bad at it that she's borderline illiterate, preferring to leave it all to Lydie.
* FragileSpeedster: Her attacks don't actually do that much damage compared to how much the other members of the party can dish out, but she has high speed and can therefore attack extremely often. This also means that if you put her in the front, whoever's her support partner will be taking a ''lot'' of turns.
* GunsAkimbo: Her weapons of choice. She admits she doesn't actually use them for any reason of practicality; [[RuleOfCool she just thinks they look cool]].
* TheNicknamer: Has a habit of calling her and Lydie's alchemy creations by extremely odd names -- a trait she apparently got from Honette.
* OnlyKnownByTheirNickname: She's called "Sue" by nearly everyone else in the game, including even the text boxes.
* SpellMyNameWithAnS: Early after the game's initial reveal, the official romanization of her name was "Soeur". At some point the name was abruptly changed to "Suelle", with even the logo getting a last-minute change. Presumably, Gust realized that [[AsLongAsItSoundsForeign naming a character "Sister" may not be the best idea]].
* WhyDidItHaveToBeSnakes: Bugs. She absolutely cannot ''stand'' them, and will even comment on it in the field if she's set as the player character and has to collect them.
* ActionGirl: Although she plays the role of one of the game's protagonists, in terms of battle she actually plays more like a standard party member than the usual SquishyWizard alchemist (which Lydie takes the role of); although she's not quite as hard-hitting as other party members, her skills do in fact have a reasonable amount of damage and her high speed makes her perfectly viable as a frontliner.
* BookDumb: She has a hard time reading anything above comic book level and is so bad at it that she's borderline illiterate, preferring to leave it all to Lydie.
* FragileSpeedster: Her attacks don't actually do that much damage compared to how much the other members of the party can dish out, but she has high speed and can therefore attack extremely often. This also means that if you put her in the front, whoever's her support partner will be taking a ''lot'' of turns.
* GunsAkimbo: Her weapons of choice. She admits she doesn't actually use them for any reason of practicality; [[RuleOfCool she just thinks they look cool]].
* TheNicknamer: Has a habit of calling her and Lydie's alchemy creations by extremely odd names -- a trait she apparently got from Honette.
* OnlyKnownByTheirNickname: She's called "Sue" by nearly everyone else in the game, including even the text boxes.
* SpellMyNameWithAnS: Early after the game's initial reveal, the official romanization of her name was "Soeur". At some point the name was abruptly changed to "Suelle", with even the logo getting a last-minute change. Presumably, Gust realized that [[AsLongAsItSoundsForeign naming a character "Sister" may not be the best idea]].
* WhyDidItHaveToBeSnakes: Bugs. She absolutely cannot ''stand'' them, and will even comment on it in the field if she's set as the player character and has to collect them.
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* ButtMonkey: When he's on screen, it's pretty much a given that nothing is going to go in his favor. For extra humiliation, the player can even have him equip the Puni mask he's wearing in his introduction for the rest of the game.
* CasanovaWannabe: Saying that his flirting attempts go "badly" is a massive understatement.
* RoyalsWhoActuallyDoSomething: He's technically a prince, but he spends his time working as a knight for the twins and takes his job quite seriously.
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->'''Voiced by:''' Takuma Nagatsuka (Japanese)
A mysterious young boy about whom almost everything is unknown, who suddenly shows up in Melville, sets up an atelier, and takes an interest in the mysterious paintings the twins are investigating. Despite coming off as cold and blunt, he's actually quite the nice guy.
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: You can pick up on the fact that Ald [[spoiler:is actually Luard in a new body]] if you're perceptive enough:
** Upon meeting him for the first time, Firis immediately starts sizing him up and [[HaveWeMet swears she's met him somewhere before]]. [[spoiler:She had, back when he was in the form of Meklet and Atomina.]]
** After fainting from lack of food, he comments that in the past, his body used to let him function without needing to eat. [[spoiler:He's referring to his past as the ArtificialHuman Meklet and Atomina.]]
** At one point, Lydie and Suelle dig up the first thing they'd ever made with alchemy (a Uni Bag) and ask him what his was. Ald claims he doesn't remember, and Suelle insists that he's got to be lying. [[spoiler:As it turns out, he damn well is, because it's the bottle of fertilizer he made with Plachta, and he considers it to have just as much importance as she does.]]
** After the twins show off their creation to him, he warns them not to get DrunkWithPower, implying that he's had some kind of bad experience with it before. [[spoiler:Indeed, getting addicted to the power of Ablation Alchemy was exactly how he ended up having his fallout with Plachta.]]
** He refuses to intervene when the twins get into a fight, saying "bad things happen when twins start fighting", but denies having any twin siblings when asked how he'd know. [[spoiler:He's probably referring to his time as Meklet and Atomina.]]
** When the party first goes to Ethel Nepica, Ald says that he might not want to stay there for too long, hinting there's something in his past he doesn't want other people to see -- and indeed, we get to see flashbacks for everyone in the party ''but'' him. During a later trip, he immediately gets nervous when the twins decide to have Sophie and Firis tag along, and as soon as they enter the painting he splits up the group so that they won't accompany him. [[spoiler:This is most certainly because Sophie and Firis potentially bearing witness to his past would immediately out his identity...although it ultimately ends up not mattering as the twins end up putting two and two together anyway.]]
* ButtMonkey: When he's on screen, it's pretty much a given that nothing is going to go in his favor. For extra humiliation, the player can even have him equip the Puni mask he's wearing in his introduction for the rest of the game.
* CasanovaWannabe: Saying that his flirting attempts go "badly" is a massive understatement.
* RoyalsWhoActuallyDoSomething: He's technically a prince, but he spends his time working as a knight for the twins and takes his job quite seriously.
!!Ald
->'''Voiced by:''' Takuma Nagatsuka (Japanese)
A mysterious young boy about whom almost everything is unknown, who suddenly shows up in Melville, sets up an atelier, and takes an interest in the mysterious paintings the twins are investigating. Despite coming off as cold and blunt, he's actually quite the nice guy.
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: You can pick up on the fact that Ald [[spoiler:is actually Luard in a new body]] if you're perceptive enough:
** Upon meeting him for the first time, Firis immediately starts sizing him up and [[HaveWeMet swears she's met him somewhere before]]. [[spoiler:She had, back when he was in the form of Meklet and Atomina.]]
** After fainting from lack of food, he comments that in the past, his body used to let him function without needing to eat. [[spoiler:He's referring to his past as the ArtificialHuman Meklet and Atomina.]]
** At one point, Lydie and Suelle dig up the first thing they'd ever made with alchemy (a Uni Bag) and ask him what his was. Ald claims he doesn't remember, and Suelle insists that he's got to be lying. [[spoiler:As it turns out, he damn well is, because it's the bottle of fertilizer he made with Plachta, and he considers it to have just as much importance as she does.]]
** After the twins show off their creation to him, he warns them not to get DrunkWithPower, implying that he's had some kind of bad experience with it before. [[spoiler:Indeed, getting addicted to the power of Ablation Alchemy was exactly how he ended up having his fallout with Plachta.]]
** He refuses to intervene when the twins get into a fight, saying "bad things happen when twins start fighting", but denies having any twin siblings when asked how he'd know. [[spoiler:He's probably referring to his time as Meklet and Atomina.]]
** When the party first goes to Ethel Nepica, Ald says that he might not want to stay there for too long, hinting there's something in his past he doesn't want other people to see -- and indeed, we get to see flashbacks for everyone in the party ''but'' him. During a later trip, he immediately gets nervous when the twins decide to have Sophie and Firis tag along, and as soon as they enter the painting he splits up the group so that they won't accompany him. [[spoiler:This is most certainly because Sophie and Firis potentially bearing witness to his past would immediately out his identity...although it ultimately ends up not mattering as the twins end up putting two and two together anyway.]]
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* CharacterDevelopment: And ''how''; compared to all the other characters returning from previous games, Firis is the most drastically matured, having become a dependable and mature lady -- very different from the immature young girl she was in her home game.
* MageMarksman: She's picked up archery from Liane, but unlike Liane's (comparatively) conventional arrows, her arrows are alchemy-imbued and cause large elemental explosions. (In accordance with this, she notably aims with somewhat less precision than Liane does.)
* CharacterDevelopment: And ''how''; compared to all the other characters returning from previous games, Firis is the most drastically matured, having become a dependable and mature lady -- very different from the immature young girl she was in her home game.
* MageMarksman: She's picked up archery from Liane, but unlike Liane's (comparatively) conventional arrows, her arrows are alchemy-imbued and cause large elemental explosions. (In accordance with this, she notably aims with somewhat less precision than Liane does.)
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!!Lydie Malen
->'''Voiced by:''' Maria Nanagawa (Japanese)
The older of the Malen twins, a kind and sweet young alchemist who dreams of making her family's downtrodden atelier into "the number one atelier in the country". Compared to her sister, she has a much softer personality.
!!Suelle
!!Ald
* WalkingSpoiler: His past
->'''Voiced by:''' Hikaru Akao (Japanese)
The younger of the Malen twins, usually called "Sue". She runs the family atelier with her sister and shares her dream of making it the "best in the country", writing Ambition Notes in a notebook to help them along their goal. Compared to her sister, she's far more outgoing and brash.
!!Matthias Ferrié Adalet
->'''Voiced by:''' Yuuki Inoue (Japanese)
A knight of Adalett who proclaims himself to be the twins' guard, who's absolutely ''atrocious'' at flirting with and picking up women. In actuality, he's the sister of Mireille, the country's princess, but happens to work as
!!Firis Mistlud
->'''Voiced by:''' Kaede Hondo (Japanese)
The protagonist of ''[[VideoGame/AtelierFirisTheAlchemistAndTheMysteriousJourney the previous game]]'', who's still continuing her travels around the world as an alchemist. She's also matured quite greatly in the last four years, and has come to work extremely well with Ilmeria.
!!Sophie Neuenmuller
->'''Voiced by:''' Yuuka Aisaka (Japanese)
The protagonist of ''[[VideoGame/AtelierSophieTheAlchemistOfTheMysteriousBook Atelier Sophie]]'', a master alchemist who's still on a journey to find a way to restore her friend and teacher, Plachta, to human form. Having become even more proficient in alchemy over the years, she's well on her way to surpassing Plachta in skill...
!!Lucia Voltaire
->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/ReinaUeda (Japanese)
A childhood friend of the twins, who runs her prestigious family's shop Atelier Voltaire. While known for being a "flower outside everyone's reach" to the townspeople, she's far more ambitious than that might suggest -- but she also is legitimately kind-hearted, and ''really'' wants to be friends with the twins.
While initially not playable in the original game, she is eventually slated to be added as DLC.
!!Ilmeria von Leinweber
->'''Voiced by:''' Sayaka Kaneko (Japanese)
A returning character from ''[[VideoGame/AtelierFirisTheAlchemistAndTheMysteriousJourney Firis]]'', the twins' official alchemy teacher, and Firis's friend. She's mellowed out significantly since the last game, being generally very kind and sweet and supportive of the twins in their endeavors.
While initially not playable in the original game, she is eventually slated to be added as DLC.
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!!Roger Malen
->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/TakehitoKoyasu (Japanese)
The twins' father, a MadScientist who's constantly flaking off on the atelier duties, forcing the twins to take matters into their own hands in order to run it like a proper business.
!!Honette Malen
->'''Voiced by:''' Hana Takeda (Japanese)
The twins' late mother, who [[IllGirl passed away from illness]] prior to the start of the game, and a kind woman who put her family before all else. The twins' [[ThePromise promise]] to make their atelier "the number one in the country" is their major motivation behind doing so.
!!Mireille Ferrié Adalet
->'''Voiced by:''' Yuuki Inoue (Japanese)
Matthias's sister, the princess of the Adalett Kingdom, who works at a receptionist at the castle and gives the twins their exams for their Atelier Ranks.
!!Plachta
->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/YukaIguchi (Japanese)
Sophie's friend and alchemy teacher, who accompanies her in her travels. Although she was once a gifted alchemist, she's currently in an artificial body, and Sophie's goal is to find a way to finally restore her to human form.
!!Liane Mistlud
->'''Voiced by:''' Azusa Satou (Japanese)
Firis's older sister, who supports her atelier financially via her hunting spoils. Her affection towards her sister only seems to have gone up...
!!Grace
->'''Voiced by:''' Sayaka Kinoshita (Japanese)
A nun who works at the local church, who [[OlderThanTheyLook is actually in her fifties despite looking like she's in middle age]]. She seems to be repenting for something in her past...
!!Pamela Ibis
->'''Voiced by:''' Asuka Tanii (Japanese)
The nun from Sophie's town in Kirchen Bell, who got lost on a carriage to Melville and now needs to gather the funds to get home. She retains the same cheery outlook as ever.
!!Corneria
->'''Voiced by:''' Yui Kondou (Japanese)
A girl who specializes in duplication alchemy, who's grown her shop into the "Corneria Company". Her goal is to find her father, whom she'd never met, and she hopes that getting her shop famous enough will get him to take notice and find her. Since her powers still subtract from her height, she hasn't gotten any taller from her appearance in ''Sophie''.
!!Fritz and Drossel Weissberg
->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/KenyuuHoriuchi and Creator/AriOzawa (Japanese)
A father and daughter pair of puppet show performers, who are in search of Fritz's wife (and Drossel's mother).
!!Hagel Boldness
->'''Voiced by:''' Fumihiko Tachiki (Japanese)
The legacy Atelier series blacksmith, making his first appearance in the Mysterious series -- and as bald as ever.
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!!Neige Chintreuil
->'''Voiced by:''' Chisa Yuuki (Japanese)
A great alchemist who was considered to be the first to create a "mysterious painting", who appears in her own painting as a small girl. Her general disinterest in the matters of the real world provide difficulty when the twins need to consult her on how to defeat Falgiol...
!!Fuoco
->'''Voiced by:''' Konomi Kohara (Japanese)
A curious young girl who lives in Great Enfer Falls, who has wings sprouting from her back.
!!Captain Backen
->'''Voiced by:''' Kousuke Gotou (Japanese)
A pirate who, despite his GhostPirate state, continues to cheerfully go along his business as a pirate.
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