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* TheFourthWallWillNotProtectYou: During the climax, he begins destroying other worlds Airy has linked to -- namely, the game worlds of people on your 3DS friends list that you've linked to. And that Celestial Realm he's trying to invade? ''The real world'', representing represented by the 3DS's camera activating and projecting the player's face into the background of the battle.battle, looking down on the battle from the Celestial Realm.
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* OneWingedAngel: Unlike Airy, Anne only has one and it is much, MUCH easier on the eyes than Airy's three forms.
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Airy's sister, who called the player in the first game and appearing near the finale of the true ending. She is the herald of Providence and has been manipulating Emperor Oblivion to serve their ends and the actual BigBad of Bravely Second.''Bravely Second''.
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Airy's sister, who called the player in the first game and appearing near the finale of the true ending. She is the herald of Providence and has been manipulating Emperor Oblivion to serve their ends.ends and the BigBad of Bravely Second.
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* LightIsNotGood: Her OneWingedAngel form looks almost angelic unlike her sister's, and yet she's still the BigBad.
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* BigBad: Airy is the main antagonist, being responsible for the heroes' woes, wanting to help the BiggerBad reach the Celestial Realm.
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* BreakingTheFourthWall: The player has been a character since the beginning of the game, but ''Second'' makes this most apparent.
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[[folder:The Player]]
The player of the game, and a high-ranking inhabitant of the Celestial Realm. The player guides the characters through their adventures, squaring off with all ranges of villainy. Despite being manipulated at times by even greater powers, this mysterious being refuses to give up.
* AuthorAvatar: You're the player of the game, so this goes by default.
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[[folder:The Player]]
The player of the game, and a high-ranking inhabitant of the Celestial Realm. The player guides the characters through their adventures, squaring off with all ranges of villainy. Despite being manipulated at times by even greater powers, this mysterious being refuses to give up.
* AuthorAvatar: You're the player of the game, so this goes by default.
* BreakingTheFourthWall: The player has been a character since the beginning of the game, but ''Second'' makes this most apparent.
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The BiggerBad of the game and the source of the chaos that plagues Luxendarc. A malevolent God of Destruction seeking to consume all reality in order to conquer the Celestial Realm and rebuild creation as he wishes. Airy is his servant, charged with linking numerous worlds to feed him the power he needs to enact his plan.
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The BiggerBad ''true'' true villain of the game ''Default'' and the source of the chaos that plagues Luxendarc. A malevolent God of Destruction seeking to consume all reality in order to conquer the Celestial Realm and rebuild creation as he wishes. Airy is his servant, charged with linking numerous worlds to feed him the power he needs to enact his plan.
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Airy's sister, who revived Tiz in the first game. She is the herald of Providence and has been manipulating Emperor Oblivion to serve their ends.
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'''WARNING: This In case you didn't notice on the main page, this page contains spoilers for all games in the series. All spoilers on this page will be unmarked. [[Administrivia/YouHaveBeenWarned Read at your own risk]].'''
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The {{Greater Scope Villain}}s of the series. Their DivineConflict has indirectly driven the events of the whole series.
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A cryst-fairy who serves as Emperor Oblivion's second in command and secretary. [[spoiler:She's Airy's sister, the same one who revived Tiz in the first game, and works for Providence]].
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* EvilerThanThou: [[spoiler:To her sister, Airy, in the first game.]]
* FairyCompanion: Unusually for this trope, she is the companion to the BigBad, Emperor Oblivion. [[spoiler:She's really Providence's proxy]].
* GreaterScopeVillain: [[spoiler:She is this in the first game, empowering Tiz to defeat Airy and Ouroboros... which lets Providence attack unopposed]].
* IronLady: Completes her duties in a cold and distant manner, although she does have a ruthless streak.
* MouthOfSauron: [[spoiler:Much like how her sister Airy served this role for Ouroboros, she serves as this for Providence.]]
* FairyCompanion: Unusually for this trope, she is the companion to the BigBad, Emperor Oblivion. [[spoiler:She's really Providence's proxy]].
* GreaterScopeVillain: [[spoiler:She is this in the first game, empowering Tiz to defeat Airy and Ouroboros... which lets Providence attack unopposed]].
* IronLady: Completes her duties in a cold and distant manner, although she does have a ruthless streak.
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* EvilerThanThou: [[spoiler:To To her sister, Airy, in the first game.]]
* FairyCompanion: Unusually for this trope, she is the companion to the BigBad, Emperor Oblivion. [[spoiler:She's really Providence's proxy]].
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* GreaterScopeVillain:[[spoiler:She She is this in the first game, empowering Tiz to defeat Airy and Ouroboros... which lets Providence attack unopposed]].
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* MouthOfSauron:[[spoiler:Much Much like how her sister Airy served this role for Ouroboros, she serves as this for Providence.]]
* FairyCompanion: Unusually for this trope, she is the companion to the BigBad, Emperor Oblivion. [[spoiler:She's really Providence's proxy]].
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* DivineConflict: The first game had one between her and Ouroboros, which the party resolved by killing him.
* EldritchAbomination
* EvilerThanThou: Successfully plotted, along with Anne, to take down Ouroboros in the first game and go unopposed.
* EvilVsEvil: Was in conflict with Ouroboros from the first game, and neither are
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* GreaterScopeVillain: Defeating Ouroboros played right into her plans.
* LightIsNotGood: She rules the Celestial Realm, but is just as nasty as those who'd invade it.
* MeaningfulName: Providence refers to providing protective or spiritual care, or timely preparation for future eventualities. Given that she was fine with Ouroboros' defeat, both interpretations suit her.
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The real BigBad of the game, who's been pulling the strings from behind the scenes. Contrary to her words, Airy is a malevolent being, who's been lying to the party from the very beginning. She's not activating the Crystals to save the world, but to help her boss attack the Celestial Realm. She is the evil sent to seduce the vestal and companions into awakening the crystals for her own malevolent purposes.
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The real BigBad of the game, ''Bravely Default'', who's been pulling the strings from behind the scenes. Contrary to her words, Airy is a malevolent being, who's been lying to the party from the very beginning. She's not activating the Crystals to save the world, but to help her boss attack the Celestial Realm. She is the evil sent to seduce the vestal and companions into awakening the crystals for her own malevolent purposes.
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The BiggerBad of the game and the source of the chaos that plagues Luxendarc. A malevolent deity God of Destruction seeking to consume all reality in order to conquer the Celestial Realm and rebuild creation as he wishes. Airy is his servant, charged with linking numerous worlds to feed him the power he needs to enact his plan.
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A cryst-fairy who serves as Emperor Oblivion's second in command and secretary. [[spoiler:She's Airy's sister, the same one who revived Tiz in the first game, and works for Providence]].
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* DarkIsEvil: She dresses in all black and has black wings, and is TheDragon to Emperor Oblivion.
* TheDragon: For Providence.
* EvilerThanThou: [[spoiler:To her sister, Airy, in the first game.]]
* FairyCompanion: Unusually for this trope, she is the companion to the BigBad, Emperor Oblivion. [[spoiler:She's really Providence's proxy]].
* GreaterScopeVillain: [[spoiler:She is this in the first game, empowering Tiz to defeat Airy and Ouroboros... which lets Providence attack unopposed]].
* IronLady: Completes her duties in a cold and distant manner, although she does have a ruthless streak.
* MouthOfSauron: [[spoiler:Much like how her sister Airy served this role for Ouroboros, she serves as this for Providence.]]
* ObviouslyEvil: Works directly for the main villain and wears all black.
* SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute: To Airy, [[spoiler:to the point of serving a divine evil being. They are actually sisters and serve opposite forces.]]
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--> Voiced by: Creator/HiromiTsuru (Japanese)
A cryst-fairy who serves as Emperor Oblivion's second in command and secretary. [[spoiler:She's Airy's sister, the same one who revived Tiz in the first game, and works for Providence]].
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* DarkIsEvil: She dresses in all black and has black wings, and is TheDragon to Emperor Oblivion.
* TheDragon: For Providence.
* EvilerThanThou: [[spoiler:To her sister, Airy, in the first game.]]
* FairyCompanion: Unusually for this trope, she is the companion to the BigBad, Emperor Oblivion. [[spoiler:She's really Providence's proxy]].
* GreaterScopeVillain: [[spoiler:She is this in the first game, empowering Tiz to defeat Airy and Ouroboros... which lets Providence attack unopposed]].
* IronLady: Completes her duties in a cold and distant manner, although she does have a ruthless streak.
* MouthOfSauron: [[spoiler:Much like how her sister Airy served this role for Ouroboros, she serves as this for Providence.]]
* ObviouslyEvil: Works directly for the main villain and wears all black.
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The real BigBad of the game, who's been pulling the strings from behind the scenes. Contrary to her words, Airy is a malevolent being, who's been lying to the party from the very beginning. She's not activating the Crystals to save the world, but to help her boss attack the Celestial Realm. She is the evil sent to seduce the vestal and companions into awakening the crystals for her own malevolent purposes.
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* BigBad: Airy is the main antagonist, being responsible for the heroes' woes, wanting to help the BiggerBad reach the Celestial Realm.
* BigCreepyCrawlies: All of her forms are Bug-family monsters.
* 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.
* BitchInSheepsClothing: Turns out the little fairy girl following you the whole time was just using you to destroy the universe. Go figure.
* {{Combos}}: In her final battle, Airy loves to use a very simple but devastating combo. She'll default one turn, and then brave the next, using Acedia and [[KillItWithFire Zeta Flare]] in sequence. Acedia not only strips all buffs from the party, it [[ForMassiveDamage places weaknesses]] upon the party against all status effects. Like fire, for example. Even if you know it's coming, it can be ''very'' hard to survive.
* DarkActionGirl: Airy surprisingly packs a mean punch. This is bad news for Agnès and the others.
* {{Determinator}}: She's been working ''eleven 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.
* TheDragon: Is one to Ouroboros, but since he is mostly inactive, she is the BigBad.
* EatenAlive: You don't get to see it but you do get to hear nasty crunching sounds.
* EvilMakesYouUgly: Oh boy, does it! Her larval form and pupal forms are quite horrific sights to behold.
* FinalBoss: Of the False Ending.
* ForMassiveDamage: All of her forms are weak against Fire. Ironically, she's also able to inflict massive damage to you by debilitating you against all elements and casting her own Fire spells: Flare or Zeta-Flare.
* {{Foreshadowing}}: You're given ample clues that there's something very strange with the fairy that has been accompanying you on your journey. The second GroundhogDayLoop eventually goes just shy of stating it outright... which is around the moment where the subtitle begins to change. In addition, if you read D's Journal, you get to see a drawing of her monstrous larva form, as well as an unfinished drawing of the number six on a fairy's wing. Likewise once the second loop begins, it starts to become more apparent that no matter what is happening in the plot, all she cares about is you reactivating the crystals and dropping what you're doing to go reactivate the crystals.
* TheHeavy: Ouroboros is the BiggerBad, but it's Airy TheDragon who drives the plot.
* HeroKiller: She killed at least one alternate version of the party. Considering she's gone through several ''thousand'' worlds, and she states in the False Ending that getting this far has taken her ''eleven hundred million years'', it's impossible for them to have been the only ones.
* IronicEcho: During the false ending, she finishes off the HopelessBossFight with "Now, my lambs, to Slaughter!" In the true ending, Ouroboros speaks with the party; when Ringabel asks why he would consume a loyal servant like Airy, the demon explains "She was like cattle, a beastly thrall that has served long. What further use has one for cattle claimed by age or injury, save to be eaten?"
* MagicKnight: Of a sort. Airy's first form relies on physical attacks, and her second on magic. Her final form mixes and matches the most dangerous aspects of her first two forms.
* MouthOfSauron: Serves as this to Ouroboros.
* NothingCanStopUsNow: She gets pretty cocky during the True Ending fight with her, repeatedly receiving support from her master.
* OneHitKill: Plague, which she uses in her first and third form, does this to all characters that are under a status ailment. Unfortunately, both forms have multiple ways to set status ailments upon your whole party.
* OneWingedAngel: Two or three forms, depending whether you're on the Normal Ending or True Ending route. The forms resemble respectively a larva, a pupa and a butterfly.
* PlayingWithFire: The second form knows Flare. The third form knows Zeta-Flare.
* PreMortemOneLiner: "Now, my lambs, to [[SignatureMove Slaughter!]]"
* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: In the false ending.
-->'''Edea''': You lied to us!\\
'''Airy''': And you made it so easy. A fine pack of puppets, you lot. Not a thought of your own, so eager to obey. Because obeying is so easy, hmm? You're ''never'' responsible when you're [[JustFollowingOrders only following orders]]. And who would deny what seems so obvious? Who bears the courage to disobey? Precious few. Not one human in a thousand.
* SignatureMove: Slaughter for Airy's first form, Flare for her second. Her final form utilizes both Slaughter and an upgraded Flare known as Zeta Flare.
* TreacherousAdvisor: For the party.
* TreacherousQuestGiver: Suddenly it all makes sense why she was so eager to awaken the crystals.
* {{Troll}}: A lot of what she says post-reveal is intended to piss the party off - and probably the player, too.
* UndyingLoyalty: She has nothing but the highest adulation for Ouroboros, and seemingly none of it is motivated by fear. The worst she fires off to him as ''he's eating her!!'' is to call him unkind.
* UpToEleven: The previous high standard we had on "flare" spells was Bahamut Zero's Tera Flare. Airy's final form goes a few levels past that, right into ''Zeta'' Flare.
* VillainousVirtues: She's dedicated and patient to an insane degree, considering that she's been manipulating the past versions of the protagonists and going through the same repetitive process for the last 1,100,000,000 years.
* WalkingSpoiler: There's really no way to truly talk about Airy in-depth without revealing the plot twist that she's the villain.
* WasItAllALie: Asked this by Agnès in the false ending route. Just to drive the point home that yes, it was, she even briefly pretends to have been possessed.
* YouHaveFailedMe: Ouroboros eventually tires of having to heal her to keep her in the fight against the party, so he simply eats her instead.
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* AFormYouAreComfortableWith: He initially takes the form of your four party members to talk to you.
* AGodAmI: Justified. He ''is'' a deity.
* BiggerBad: He doesn't technically take action himself until the end of the game, and his [[TheDragon dragon]] Airy, drives the plot for him.
* BloodKnight: He seems rather enthusiastic that you are strong enough to face him head on after you defeat his first form.
* BreakThemByTalking: Does this both before and throughout the battle with him. Terrifyingly it actually works for a moment and causes the party to surrender until other worlds bolster their courage.
* DeadpanSnarker: Surprisingly for an ancient eldritchian entity that plans to destroy creation... Ouroboros is rather snarky.
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'''Ouroboros''': That has already been answered. I am Ouroboros. Do not make me say it again. \\
'''Agnes''': How did Airy fit into your plan? \\
'''Ouroboros''': She gathered the strength I need to breech the Celestial Realm. This, too, was explained. Next.
* DystopiaJustifiesTheMeans: For ultimate power, he'll destroy tens of thousands of realities.
* EldritchAbomination: Creator/HPLovecraft would be impressed. Ouroboros is truly something otherworldly.
* EvilSoundsDeep: Lord does he ever. His voice is very deep and booming.
* FauxAffablyEvil: He willingly assumes a human form in order to communicate with the Warriors of Light, answer their questions, and consider them a worthy battle... before destroying entire worlds to break their spirit.
* ForMassiveDamage: Does not take well to Water attacks. Ouroboros himself can use Annihilation and Disaster to inflict massive damage to you as well, particularly if he's powered up by Celestial Touch beforehand.
* ForTheEvulz: He finds the celestial realm boring, and wishes to deliver suffering and strife to it, and therefore, excitement.
* TheFourthWallWillNotProtectYou: During the climax, he begins destroying other worlds Airy has linked to -- namely, the game worlds of people on your 3DS friends list that you've linked to. And that Celestial Realm he's trying to invade? ''The real world'', representing by the 3DS's camera activating and projecting the player's face into the background of the battle.
* HiddenVillain: Ouroboros is hinted at in the False Ending. Only in the True Ending is he revealed and faced.
* {{Immortality}}: He cannot truly be destroyed and, in the false ending, it is made clear that he will eventually return. In the True Ending, he is defeated for good.
* TheManBehindTheMan: Many of the tragedies that happened in the story can be directly or indirectly traced back to him.
* MeaningfulName: [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ouroboros Ouroboros]] the eternal serpent that eats its own tail. In the good ending, [=DeRosso=] uses a StableTimeLoop to turn Ouroboros' power against itself.
* MirrorBoss: The first battle with him has him take the form of Tiz. While in this form, he can use all of the abilities of your current party.
* MultiversalConqueror: Tens of thousands of them, all at his mercy.
* OmnicidalManiac: Slightly subverted in that destroying the world is just the first part of its plan. During the end game, however, he consumes at least six worlds to power his attacks.
* OneWingedAngel: Inverted, since his monstrous form is actually his real one. He only has to take AFormYouAreComfortableWith in order to appear in the physical world.
* OurDragonsAreDifferent: More EldritchAbomination God than a dragon but this is nonetheless his type.
* PlanetEater: Different realities appear simply as a single planet, which he destroys and absorbs all the energy from, making himself stronger.
* RageAgainstTheHeavens: He wants to conquer the Celestial Realm and rebuild all of creation in his own image.
* SpacetimeEater: His goal is to consume all of reality, then rebuild it in his own image.
* TrueFinalBoss: Agnès's party is left to face the God of Destruction, Ouroboros, after he unceremoniously disposes of his minion.
* VillainousBreakdown: As the battle with him progresses. At first he treats you more as an entertaining curiosity then a threat. After his regeneration gets sealed, however, he gets more and more annoyed that you are still alive. After the linked worlds break free of his grasp he flies into a complete rage.
* WalkingSpoiler: As the HiddenVillain of the story.
* YouHaveFailedMe: He gives Airy a power boost in the True Ending, but devours her when she fails to kill the party.
[[/folder]]
[[folder:Airy, The Evil One]]
!!!The Evil One, Piercer of Boundaries, Airy the Fairy
-> ''Voiced By:'' Makoto Tsumura (JP), Creator/StephanieSheh (EN)
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The real BigBad of the game, who's been pulling the strings from behind the scenes. Contrary to her words, Airy is a malevolent being, who's been lying to the party from the very beginning. She's not activating the Crystals to save the world, but to help her boss attack the Celestial Realm. She is the evil sent to seduce the vestal and companions into awakening the crystals for her own malevolent purposes.
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* BigBad: Airy is the main antagonist, being responsible for the heroes' woes, wanting to help the BiggerBad reach the Celestial Realm.
* BigCreepyCrawlies: All of her forms are Bug-family monsters.
* 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.
* BitchInSheepsClothing: Turns out the little fairy girl following you the whole time was just using you to destroy the universe. Go figure.
* {{Combos}}: In her final battle, Airy loves to use a very simple but devastating combo. She'll default one turn, and then brave the next, using Acedia and [[KillItWithFire Zeta Flare]] in sequence. Acedia not only strips all buffs from the party, it [[ForMassiveDamage places weaknesses]] upon the party against all status effects. Like fire, for example. Even if you know it's coming, it can be ''very'' hard to survive.
* DarkActionGirl: Airy surprisingly packs a mean punch. This is bad news for Agnès and the others.
* {{Determinator}}: She's been working ''eleven 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.
* TheDragon: Is one to Ouroboros, but since he is mostly inactive, she is the BigBad.
* EatenAlive: You don't get to see it but you do get to hear nasty crunching sounds.
* EvilMakesYouUgly: Oh boy, does it! Her larval form and pupal forms are quite horrific sights to behold.
* FinalBoss: Of the False Ending.
* ForMassiveDamage: All of her forms are weak against Fire. Ironically, she's also able to inflict massive damage to you by debilitating you against all elements and casting her own Fire spells: Flare or Zeta-Flare.
* {{Foreshadowing}}: You're given ample clues that there's something very strange with the fairy that has been accompanying you on your journey. The second GroundhogDayLoop eventually goes just shy of stating it outright... which is around the moment where the subtitle begins to change. In addition, if you read D's Journal, you get to see a drawing of her monstrous larva form, as well as an unfinished drawing of the number six on a fairy's wing. Likewise once the second loop begins, it starts to become more apparent that no matter what is happening in the plot, all she cares about is you reactivating the crystals and dropping what you're doing to go reactivate the crystals.
* TheHeavy: Ouroboros is the BiggerBad, but it's Airy TheDragon who drives the plot.
* HeroKiller: She killed at least one alternate version of the party. Considering she's gone through several ''thousand'' worlds, and she states in the False Ending that getting this far has taken her ''eleven hundred million years'', it's impossible for them to have been the only ones.
* IronicEcho: During the false ending, she finishes off the HopelessBossFight with "Now, my lambs, to Slaughter!" In the true ending, Ouroboros speaks with the party; when Ringabel asks why he would consume a loyal servant like Airy, the demon explains "She was like cattle, a beastly thrall that has served long. What further use has one for cattle claimed by age or injury, save to be eaten?"
* MagicKnight: Of a sort. Airy's first form relies on physical attacks, and her second on magic. Her final form mixes and matches the most dangerous aspects of her first two forms.
* MouthOfSauron: Serves as this to Ouroboros.
* NothingCanStopUsNow: She gets pretty cocky during the True Ending fight with her, repeatedly receiving support from her master.
* OneHitKill: Plague, which she uses in her first and third form, does this to all characters that are under a status ailment. Unfortunately, both forms have multiple ways to set status ailments upon your whole party.
* OneWingedAngel: Two or three forms, depending whether you're on the Normal Ending or True Ending route. The forms resemble respectively a larva, a pupa and a butterfly.
* PlayingWithFire: The second form knows Flare. The third form knows Zeta-Flare.
* PreMortemOneLiner: "Now, my lambs, to [[SignatureMove Slaughter!]]"
* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: In the false ending.
-->'''Edea''': You lied to us!\\
'''Airy''': And you made it so easy. A fine pack of puppets, you lot. Not a thought of your own, so eager to obey. Because obeying is so easy, hmm? You're ''never'' responsible when you're [[JustFollowingOrders only following orders]]. And who would deny what seems so obvious? Who bears the courage to disobey? Precious few. Not one human in a thousand.
* SignatureMove: Slaughter for Airy's first form, Flare for her second. Her final form utilizes both Slaughter and an upgraded Flare known as Zeta Flare.
* TreacherousAdvisor: For the party.
* TreacherousQuestGiver: Suddenly it all makes sense why she was so eager to awaken the crystals.
* {{Troll}}: A lot of what she says post-reveal is intended to piss the party off - and probably the player, too.
* UndyingLoyalty: She has nothing but the highest adulation for Ouroboros, and seemingly none of it is motivated by fear. The worst she fires off to him as ''he's eating her!!'' is to call him unkind.
* UpToEleven: The previous high standard we had on "flare" spells was Bahamut Zero's Tera Flare. Airy's final form goes a few levels past that, right into ''Zeta'' Flare.
* VillainousVirtues: She's dedicated and patient to an insane degree, considering that she's been manipulating the past versions of the protagonists and going through the same repetitive process for the last 1,100,000,000 years.
* WalkingSpoiler: There's really no way to truly talk about Airy in-depth without revealing the plot twist that she's the villain.
* WasItAllALie: Asked this by Agnès in the false ending route. Just to drive the point home that yes, it was, she even briefly pretends to have been possessed.
* YouHaveFailedMe: Ouroboros eventually tires of having to heal her to keep her in the fight against the party, so he simply eats her instead.
[[/folder]]
[[folder:Ouroboros]]
!!!Ouroboros
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The BiggerBad of the game and the source of the chaos that plagues Luxendarc. A malevolent deity seeking to consume all reality in order to conquer the Celestial Realm and rebuild creation as he wishes. Airy is his servant, charged with linking numerous worlds to feed him the power he needs to enact his plan.
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* AFormYouAreComfortableWith: He initially takes the form of your four party members to talk to you.
* AGodAmI: Justified. He ''is'' a deity.
* BiggerBad: He doesn't technically take action himself until the end of the game, and his [[TheDragon dragon]] Airy, drives the plot for him.
* BloodKnight: He seems rather enthusiastic that you are strong enough to face him head on after you defeat his first form.
* BreakThemByTalking: Does this both before and throughout the battle with him. Terrifyingly it actually works for a moment and causes the party to surrender until other worlds bolster their courage.
* DeadpanSnarker: Surprisingly for an ancient eldritchian entity that plans to destroy creation... Ouroboros is rather snarky.
-->'''Edea''': Just who are- \\
'''Ouroboros''': That has already been answered. I am Ouroboros. Do not make me say it again. \\
'''Agnes''': How did Airy fit into your plan? \\
'''Ouroboros''': She gathered the strength I need to breech the Celestial Realm. This, too, was explained. Next.
* DystopiaJustifiesTheMeans: For ultimate power, he'll destroy tens of thousands of realities.
* EldritchAbomination: Creator/HPLovecraft would be impressed. Ouroboros is truly something otherworldly.
* EvilSoundsDeep: Lord does he ever. His voice is very deep and booming.
* FauxAffablyEvil: He willingly assumes a human form in order to communicate with the Warriors of Light, answer their questions, and consider them a worthy battle... before destroying entire worlds to break their spirit.
* ForMassiveDamage: Does not take well to Water attacks. Ouroboros himself can use Annihilation and Disaster to inflict massive damage to you as well, particularly if he's powered up by Celestial Touch beforehand.
* ForTheEvulz: He finds the celestial realm boring, and wishes to deliver suffering and strife to it, and therefore, excitement.
* TheFourthWallWillNotProtectYou: During the climax, he begins destroying other worlds Airy has linked to -- namely, the game worlds of people on your 3DS friends list that you've linked to. And that Celestial Realm he's trying to invade? ''The real world'', representing by the 3DS's camera activating and projecting the player's face into the background of the battle.
* HiddenVillain: Ouroboros is hinted at in the False Ending. Only in the True Ending is he revealed and faced.
* {{Immortality}}: He cannot truly be destroyed and, in the false ending, it is made clear that he will eventually return. In the True Ending, he is defeated for good.
* TheManBehindTheMan: Many of the tragedies that happened in the story can be directly or indirectly traced back to him.
* MeaningfulName: [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ouroboros Ouroboros]] the eternal serpent that eats its own tail. In the good ending, [=DeRosso=] uses a StableTimeLoop to turn Ouroboros' power against itself.
* MirrorBoss: The first battle with him has him take the form of Tiz. While in this form, he can use all of the abilities of your current party.
* MultiversalConqueror: Tens of thousands of them, all at his mercy.
* OmnicidalManiac: Slightly subverted in that destroying the world is just the first part of its plan. During the end game, however, he consumes at least six worlds to power his attacks.
* OneWingedAngel: Inverted, since his monstrous form is actually his real one. He only has to take AFormYouAreComfortableWith in order to appear in the physical world.
* OurDragonsAreDifferent: More EldritchAbomination God than a dragon but this is nonetheless his type.
* PlanetEater: Different realities appear simply as a single planet, which he destroys and absorbs all the energy from, making himself stronger.
* RageAgainstTheHeavens: He wants to conquer the Celestial Realm and rebuild all of creation in his own image.
* SpacetimeEater: His goal is to consume all of reality, then rebuild it in his own image.
* TrueFinalBoss: Agnès's party is left to face the God of Destruction, Ouroboros, after he unceremoniously disposes of his minion.
* VillainousBreakdown: As the battle with him progresses. At first he treats you more as an entertaining curiosity then a threat. After his regeneration gets sealed, however, he gets more and more annoyed that you are still alive. After the linked worlds break free of his grasp he flies into a complete rage.
* WalkingSpoiler: As the HiddenVillain of the story.
* YouHaveFailedMe: He gives Airy a power boost in the True Ending, but devours her when she fails to kill the party.
[[/folder]]
