History Characters / BravelyDefaultDivineBeings

* HateSink: Her true personality is one with no redeeming qualities. She's a despicable liar, takes great pleasure in the pain she causes Agnès and co. by manipulating them into unwittingly helping her (and [[GreaterScopeVillain Ouroboros]]) bring ruin to the Celestial Realm, and [[{{Troll}} most of her dialogue consists of taunting the heroes with intent to piss both them and the player off]].

* BishonenLine: Her first two forms look very monstrous but her final form resembles a human-sized version of her original form. Ringabel's journal even describes her final form as being beautiful. Probably intentional, considering what they resemble: a larva, a pupa, and a butterfly.

* {{Determinator}}: She's been working ''eleven hundred million years'' on her plan, and has traversed at least thousands if not millions of worlds as part of it. That takes an absurd amount of patience and persistence.

* EatenAlive: You don't get to see it but you do get to hear nasty crunching sounds.

* KickTheSonOfABitch: Ouroborus eats Airy alive after she fails to kill the party 3 times in a row, telling the heroes that Airy is merely cattle to him. While this is still portrayed as a horrific act, Airy is a despicable liar who had manipulated countless heroes into linking the worlds together so Ouroboros can devour them and bring ruin to the Celestial Realm, causing the Great Chasm to appear in those worlds and bring about a wide swath of destruction. The false ending even has her cruelly taunt the heroes for being blindly obedient [[{{Troll}} while pretending to be possessed just to mess with Agnes]], [[IronicEcho calling them lambs to be slaughtered]], so it's hard to say that Airy's death isn't well-deserved poetic justice.

* SimultaneousBladeSpam: Her main attack, Mass Slash, is a rapid series of sword attacks.

* BonusBoss: Fighting her is entirely optional. Unusually for the series, it isn't even obvious you can fight her in the first game -- you must walk through a wall to find a hidden passage where she waits for you.

* SadBattleMusic: During the second half of the BonusBoss fight with Deneb, she removes her hat, comes back with even more hit points, starts using attacks introduced in ''Second'', and [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fv9kV5Mqen8&list=PLx7mP-9E-Nn2GszUVfd99YbfRsc3Zuycz&index=26 Altair and Vega's theme starts to play.]]

* AmbiguousSituation: Possibly, with ''VideoGame/BravelyDefaultII''. Most of what the player has done in the other two games, such as reviving people near death or playing with time, is covered by the Wind Crystal with Seth and Elvis' book respectively. While it is possible you are still the Guide as you are still playing the game, the most of a nod the player's interference seems to get is in the [[DefinitelyFinalDungeon Isle of Nothingness]] where the barriers Seth and the party comes across on the way to the final battle are mysteriously cleared up with messages you'd normally get from the Exploration logs that specifically mentions other players and their "chosen" Seths. Despite that, nothing is ever fully explained. Additionally, a secret ending you can get from beating Adam in his HopelessBossFight heavily implies that Edna, now unable to go through with her plans, will go off to the player's world, having been ordered to sow chaos there by the Night's Nexus.
* AuthorAvatar: You're the player of the game, so this goes by default.

* HotScientist: Only her silhouette is seen, wearing a labcoat, a ponytail and bangs. In the post game[[note]][[InterfaceSpoiler as soon as you reach town that sells it outside of Japan]][[/note]], her costume can be purchased and worn by Magnolia.

* PetTheDog:
** In the [[LethalLavaLand Underflow]], her usual dialogue turns into concern for the party's safety.
** She saves Tiz as thanks for freeing Vega and Altair's souls.

* AGodAmI: Justified. He ''is'' a deity.

* BitchInSheepsClothing: Turns out the little fairy girl following you the whole time was just using you to destroy the universe. Go figure.

* UpToEleven: The previous high standard we had on "flare" spells was [[VideoGame/FinalFantasyXIII2 Jet Bahamut]]'s Exaflare[[labelnote:*]]'exa' being the SI prefix for 10^18[[/labelnote]]. Airy's final form goes a few levels past that, right into ''Zeta'' Flare[[labelnote:**]]'zetta' being the SI prefix for 10^21[[/labelnote]], a feat which has since only been replicated [[VideoGame/KingdomHeartsIII once.]]

* EvilAllAlong: Airy has been manipulating the party into helping her destroy the world from the beginning, but it's not until near the end when her cute façade cracks to reveal the twisted creature underneath.

* BigBad: Airy is the main antagonist, being responsible for the heroes' woes, wanting to help the GreaterScopeVillain reach the Celestial Realm.

* DroppedABridgeOnHim: Despite being part of the main character's group, as well as the BigBad of the game, her death comes rather quickly and unexpectedly. After failing to defeat the heroes too many times, Ouroboros grows bored of her and [[EatenAlive devours her]] offscreen, before saying she was like cattle to him and facing the heroes himself.

* {{Troll}}: A lot of what she says post-reveal is intended to piss the party off - and probably the player, too.

* JumpScare: Providence's first form appears to be his final defeat, and the player's given control to run around the room as they like after a lengthy cutscene. Approaching the door instantly starts the battle with the second form with no indication beforehand that Providence is even still around. He does it again in the middle of the battle by switching his dialogue boxes into the ''tutorial'' boxes.

* HoistByTheirOwnPetard: In ''Default''[='=]s opening, she asks the player to "stay 'til the very end." Unforunately for her, Ouroboros' death [[SequelHook is not the very end]] - which means when ''Second'' comes around, the player is there to interfere with her and Providence's plans all the same.

* TheEvilsOfFreeWill: She mocks the party for this in her second battle, declaring that fairies are superior to humans because they aren't burdened by an absence of purpose.

* TheManBehindTheMan: Well, She's the Woman Behind: She is this in the first game, empowering Tiz to defeat [[BigBad Airy]] and [[GreaterScopeVillain Ouroboros]]... which lets Providence attack unopposed.