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* NoNonesenseNemesis: As in his original game, the Emperor is someone who knows what he wants and doesn't hesitate to take it, and is assured that eventually he'll rule the world and everyone will kneel before him. This is actually part of what makes him so dangerous, because in this setting, will is itself a source of power, and the Emperor's arrogance and ambition means that his will is extremely strong. Even before he reclaims his full power from the dark crystal, he's able to take on the likes of Ardyn and win and can shape parts of the world to his liking.



* TookALevelInBadass:
** Visually and thematically, at least. The Emperor's Absolute Dominion EX Burst in the original ''Dissidia'' had him zap the opponent with beams of electricity before concentrating energy around them that exploded. His Absolute Dominion Burst in ''Opera Omnia'' is an AlphaStrike, with the Emperor basically unleashing both his Flare attacks and Dreary Cell on the opponent along with the electricity and energy explosion.
** Story-wise, the Emperor is someone who never hesitates or lacks the will to do anything necessary to gain power - and in this world, will is everything. Even ''before'' he gets his sealed powers back from the dark crystal, he faces off against Ardyn and defeats him soundly enough that it leads to Ardyn being willing to side with Noctis to get revenge (though this might be saying more about Ardyn's current wavering mindset than anything).

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* TookALevelInBadass:
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TookALevelInBadass: Visually and thematically, at least. The Emperor's Absolute Dominion EX Burst in the original ''Dissidia'' had him zap the opponent with beams of electricity before concentrating energy around them that exploded. His Absolute Dominion Burst in ''Opera Omnia'' is an AlphaStrike, with the Emperor basically unleashing both his Flare attacks and Dreary Cell on the opponent along with the electricity and energy explosion.
** Story-wise, the Emperor is someone who never hesitates or lacks the will to do anything necessary to gain power - and in this world, will is everything. Even ''before'' he gets his sealed powers back from the dark crystal, he faces off against Ardyn and defeats him soundly enough that it leads to Ardyn being willing to side with Noctis to get revenge (though this might be saying more about Ardyn's current wavering mindset than anything).
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* HighlyVisibleNinja: Onion Knight's second costume is based on his red ninja garb, the details of which were from the physical changes he undertook in the original ''Dissidia'' games, which in turn were based on the color limitations from the original NES that colored the Ninja job bright red.
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* ExactlywhatItSaysOnTheTin: His Force Attack is called "Harmonious Light to Clear Dark Clouds", it is the only FR to be introduced in a cutscene and usable even if you don't have the force weapon, and it literally features Onion Knight as the current Warrior of Light along with ''FFI'''s Warrior of Light combining their powers to defeat the Cloud of Darkness.

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* ExactlywhatItSaysOnTheTin: ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin: His Force Attack is called "Harmonious Light to Clear Dark Clouds", it is the only FR to be introduced in a cutscene and usable even if you don't have the force weapon, and it literally features Onion Knight as the current Warrior of Light along with ''FFI'''s Warrior of Light combining their powers to defeat the Cloud of Darkness.
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* CutscenePowerToTheMax: Onion Knight's Force Attack is used to finish off the Cloud of Darkness at 1%, even if you don't have his Force Weapon.


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* ExactlywhatItSaysOnTheTin: His Force Attack is called "Harmonious Light to Clear Dark Clouds", it is the only FR to be introduced in a cutscene and usable even if you don't have the force weapon, and it literally features Onion Knight as the current Warrior of Light along with ''FFI'''s Warrior of Light combining their powers to defeat the Cloud of Darkness.
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* MythologyGag: Guy's EX and LD; "Gaia" Rumble and "Gaia" Swing, the use of the word "Gaia" in ''Final Fantasy'' to refer to the [[DishingOutDirt Earth-element]] actually started in ''FFII'' with the introduction of the "Gaia Drum" consumable item (which would cast the rare spell Earthquake X upon use).

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* AttackItsWeakPoint: Guy not only imperils the enemy to [[DishingOutDirt Earth Damage]], but his LD does an additional 60% weakness damage on top of that. His c65 can also increase the party's weakness damage by an extra 10% BRV.



* CombatMedic: Earth Smash allows Guy to heal himself based on damage, while War Cry allows him to heal the party.




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* StoneWall: Not just for himself, but Guy can increase defenses and BRV/HP DMG resists for the entire party.
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* GentleGiant: He is a muscled brute, but he actually one of the most gentle and soft-spoken characters. He has been shown enjoying collecting flowers and keeping the children of the party company.

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* GentleGiant: He is Though he gives off the impression of being a simple muscled brute, but he Guy is actually one of the most gentle and soft-spoken characters. He has been shown enjoying collecting flowers and keeping the children of the party company.
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* BrutishCharacterBrutishWeapon: Guy is a mountain of a man, and although his weapons are technically classified as greatswords they are actually designed to be giant axes. Ironically in spite of looking and fighting like a brute, Guy is incredibly gentle-natured.


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* GentleGiant: He is a muscled brute, but he actually one of the most gentle and soft-spoken characters. He has been shown enjoying collecting flowers and keeping the children of the party company.
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* WorldHealingWave: He gains this ability in Act 4. With [[spoiler:the gods sealed away]], he and Garland took their place as FisherKing. The Warrior of Light's new mission is to work together with his allies to restore strength to the world by granting wishes, and he is capable of wielding this power to restore it.
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** His Ninja Nurst Attack, Ninjutsu, has Onion Knight catch the enemy in a "Back Attack", a feature seen in many ''Final Fantasy'' games where the party gets a pre-emptive strike on the enemy.

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** His Ninja Nurst Burst Attack, Ninjutsu, has Onion Knight catch the enemy in a "Back Attack", a feature seen in many ''Final Fantasy'' games where the party gets a pre-emptive strike on the enemy.

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* BackStab: One of his crystal passives makes him inflict more BRV damage to any targets not locked onto him, likely adding to his Ninja class.

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One of his crystal passives makes him inflict more BRV damage to any targets not locked onto him, likely adding to his Ninja class.class.
** His Ninja Nurst Attack, Ninjutsu, has Onion Knight catch the enemy in a "Back Attack", a feature seen in many ''Final Fantasy'' games where the party gets a pre-emptive strike on the enemy.
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* ImmortalitySeeker: He once again seeks to cheat death and gain eternal life, [[spoiler:allying himself with Eald'narche in order to fuel the power of crystallized gods into his own essence.]]
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* EveryoneHasStandards: After the World of Respite is reduced to a fragile, godless state after Chapter 3, he and Seymour, who he has been in alliance with for most of the chapter, meet Sephiroth in Chapter 3 Interlude, who manages to convince the despondent Seymour that the current state of world is something they can take advantage of. Xande, who has been granted with a form of immortality just by existing in the World of Respite, calls both of them insane for either wanting to destroy what little of it remains or already getting new schemes underway instead of ensuring the world's stability and leaves both of them to their own devices.

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* EveryoneHasStandards: After the World of Respite is reduced to a fragile, godless state after Chapter following Act 3, he and Seymour, who he has been in alliance with for most of the chapter, Act 3, meet Sephiroth in Chapter 3 during Act 3’s Interlude, who in turn manages to convince the despondent Seymour that the current state of world is something they can take advantage of. Xande, who has been granted with a form of immortality just by existing in the World of Respite, calls both of them insane for either wanting to destroy what little of it remains or already getting new schemes underway instead of ensuring the world's stability and leaves both of them to their own devices.

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* CastingAShadow: All of Xande's abilities do dark elemental damage and he is the game's first party enchanter for the Darkness element.

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* CastingAShadow: All of Xande's abilities do deal dark elemental damage and he is the game's first party enchanter for the Darkness element.



* EvolvingAttack: How his "Quake" attack works after his Syrcus Tower buff increases enough. Once it evolves to "Quaga," it becomes a 4-hit bravery attack and single-target HP attack with splash that is executed twice.

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* EveryoneHasStandards: After the World of Respite is reduced to a fragile, godless state after Chapter 3, he and Seymour, who he has been in alliance with for most of the chapter, meet Sephiroth in Chapter 3 Interlude, who manages to convince the despondent Seymour that the current state of world is something they can take advantage of. Xande, who has been granted with a form of immortality just by existing in the World of Respite, calls both of them insane for either wanting to destroy what little of it remains or already getting new schemes underway instead of ensuring the world's stability and leaves both of them to their own devices.
* EvolvingAttack: How his "Quake" attack works after his Syrcus Tower buff increases enough. Once it evolves to "Quaga," it becomes a 4-hit bravery attack and single-target HP attack with splash that is executed twice.gains additional BRV+HP attacks.



* PlayingWithFire: Libra Combo does fire and darkness elemental damage.

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* PlayingWithFire: Libra Combo does deals fire and darkness elemental BRV damage.
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* DramaticIrony: On the surface, Minwu seems like a defensive, weaker version of the Emperor, but in practice is actually far stronger than the Emperor, because Minwu takes the Emperor's TrapMaster gimmick and makes it far more effective and sustainable. Minwu's lone trap attack isn't as strong as any of the Emperor's, but Minwu's traps last longer than one turn and his overhead mechanic lets him refresh the duration of his trap debuffs (only pre-existing ones, though). This means that Minwu can continuously deal reliable damage every turn whereas the Emperor needs to re-set his traps every time they go off.
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Co D can't delete turns, only delay them


The Cloud of Darkness is a destructive magic damage dealer specializing in delaying whole groups of enemies' turns and even outright deleting them. With some BRV poison options and turn jumping, the Cloud of Darkness specializes in controlling the flow of battle. With enough stacks of the Darkness buff, they can increase their damage potential as well.

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The Cloud of Darkness is a destructive magic damage dealer specializing in delaying whole groups of enemies' turns and even outright deleting them.or delaying a single enemy for multiple turns. With some BRV poison options and turn jumping, the Cloud of Darkness specializes in controlling the flow of battle. With enough stacks of the Darkness buff, they can increase their damage potential as well.



* ExtraTurn: Its LD buff grants it an extra turn whenever it breaks an enemy.

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* ExtraTurn: Its LD buff grants it an extra turn whenever it breaks an enemy. By extension, this also means it also has the unique ability to gain an extra turn after another player character's turn, even if the other character uses an instant turn rate ability, if it breaks an enemy with its Burst buff followup.
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* NoSell: As long as his LD overhead buff is active, any HP damage dealt to the party is reduced by the currently existing Shield value: unless the enemy does massive amounts of BRV damage high enough to break the 50k+ shield followed by an HP attack before Warrior can refresh the shield and since the HP attacks done by the enemy don't actually reduce the shield strength, this essentially means that the party won't take any HP damage that doesn't bypass HP damage reductions as long as the LD overhead buff and the shield buffs last.

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* NoSell: As long as his LD overhead buff is active, any HP damage dealt to the party is reduced by the currently existing Shield value: unless the enemy does massive amounts of BRV damage high enough to break the 50k+ 100k+ shield followed by an HP attack before Warrior can refresh the shield and since the HP attacks done by the enemy don't actually reduce the shield strength, this essentially means that the party won't take any HP damage that doesn't bypass HP damage reductions as long as the LD overhead buff and the shield buffs last.

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* SummonBiggerFish: The Emperor calls forth an Atlas from ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyXIII2'' as the final boss of Chapter 9.



* SummonBiggerFish: The Emperor calls forth an Atlas from ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyXIII2'' as the final boss of Chapter 9.

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* AGodAmI: He wishes to become the new god of discord in place of Chaos, who has been gone since the end of the original thirteen cycles. In turn, he wishes for the Warrior of Light to become the new god of harmony, in place of Cosmos, in order to oppose him.



* AGodAmI: He wishes to become the new god of discord in place of Chaos, who has been gone since the end of the original thirteen cycles. In turn, he wishes for the Warrior of Light to become the new god of harmony, in place of Cosmos, in order to oppose him.
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** He has this with Seymour, which confuses even the party as the two's end goals couldn't be any more different (Seymour seeks death while Xande wants immortality). Their fledging partnership breaks down almost immediately when Seymour mocks Xande's goals, causing Xande to storm off angrily, but following that scuffle the two do put aside their differences are one of the strongest villainous duos from then on.

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** He has this with Seymour, which confuses even the party as the two's end goals couldn't be any more different (Seymour seeks death while Xande wants immortality). Their fledging partnership breaks down almost immediately when Seymour mocks Xande's goals, causing Xande to storm off angrily, but following that scuffle the two do put aside their differences and are one of the strongest villainous duos from then on.
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** He appears to have this with Seymour at first, which confuses even the party as the two's end goals couldn't be any more different (Seymour seeks death while Xande wants immortality). Their fledging partnership breaks down almost immediately when Seymour mocks Xande's goals, causing Xande to storm off angrily.

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** He appears to have has this with Seymour at first, Seymour, which confuses even the party as the two's end goals couldn't be any more different (Seymour seeks death while Xande wants immortality). Their fledging partnership breaks down almost immediately when Seymour mocks Xande's goals, causing Xande to storm off angrily.angrily, but following that scuffle the two do put aside their differences are one of the strongest villainous duos from then on.
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* HopelessBossFight: The first instance of this in ''Opera Omnia'': much like in the original Final Fantasy III, a story cutscene directly leads into a fight with its final form where its HP can't be reduced beyond 90%, and once you do or 10 player turns pass, it instantly uses Wave Cannon+ to OneHitKill everyone with no way to prevent it.
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* GameplayAndStoryIntegration: His FR ability, "Harmonious Light to Clear Dark Clouds," [[spoiler: is the first instance in the game where the ability's use is ''forced'' in the climactic battle of Act 3 against the [[BigBad Cloud of Darkness]], ''even if you don't have Onion Knight in your party'' or the ability itself. Once the boss is brought down to 1% health, Onion Knight and the Warrior of Light switch into the battle automatically and the only ability that can be used is Onion Knight's FR, which they use to banish the Cloud of Darkness]].

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* GameplayAndStoryIntegration: His FR ability, "Harmonious Light to Clear Dark Clouds," [[spoiler: is the first instance in the game where the ability's use is ''forced'' in the climactic battle of Act 3 against the [[BigBad Cloud of Darkness]], ''even if you don't have Onion Knight in your party'' or the ability itself. Once the boss is brought down to 1% health, Onion Knight and the Warrior of Light switch into the battle automatically automatically, with their HP and BRV boosted to 99k and 999k for effect, [[CutscenePowerToTheMax far beyond the normally attainable limits]] and the only ability that can be used is Onion Knight's FR, which they use to banish the Cloud of Darkness]].
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* EvilVersusOblivion: Garland chooses to side with the Warrior of Light and his allies at the end of Act 3 against the Cloud of Darkness, which is trying to turn the world to nothingness. When questioned about it, he says he'd rather have a world where he can fight, and rallies fellow Warriors of Darkness Golbez, Caius, and Ardyn to help in the final battle.


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* NeverTheSelvesShallMeet: Averted. The first person Jack Garland meets upon being summoned to the world is Garland, and the two seem perfectly aware of their connection.
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* GameplayAndStoryIntegration: His FR ability, "Harmonious Light to Clear Dark Clouds," [[spoiler: is the first instance in the game where the ability's use is ''forced'' in the climactic battle of Act 3 against the [[BigBad Cloud of Darkness]], ''even if you don't have Onion Knight in your party'' or the ability itself. Once the boss is brought down to 1% health, Onion Knight and the Warrior of Light switch into the battle automatically and the only ability that can be used is Onion Knight's FR, which they use to banish the Cloud of Darkness]].

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* ArcVillain: Shaping up to be this for Act 3, in conjunction with Onion Knight's promotion to TheHero. The Cloud of Darkness takes the central villain role for two chapters in a row, even with the party scattered across the new world, and is intent on causing a flood of darkness to redress the balance of overflowing light. Interestingly, while their main intent seems to be to return everything to the void, they also seem open to the idea of just returning things to a perfect balance between light and darkness.

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* ArcVillain: Shaping Takes up to be this mantle for Act 3, in conjunction with Onion Knight's promotion to TheHero. The Cloud of Darkness takes the central villain role for the first two chapters and acting as the last boss in a row, the first 3 chapters, even with the party scattered across the new world, and is intent on causing a flood of darkness to redress the balance of overflowing light. Interestingly, while their main intent seems to be to return everything to the void, they also seem open to the idea of just returning things to a perfect balance between light and darkness.


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* FinalBoss: Is this for Act 3 of the story, as the Cloud of Darkness takes on its original form to engulf the world of respite in darkness. In addition, the second half of the act 3 finale is almost a direct mirror to the finale of Final Fantasy III.
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FR: Harmonious Light that Clears the Dark Clouds (with Warrior of Light)

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* FlingALightIntoTheFuture: [[spoiler:The compasses were created by him as a way for everyone to find each other in the new world--and maybe find a way back to him. Prishe is the first one to realize that he made them.]]
** Though it later turns out Prishe was wrong -- [[spoiler: the Warrior of Light didn't create the compasses, ''Bhunivelze'' did, as bringing the Warrior of Light back supports his goal of overwhelming the world's balance toward light]].

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* FlingALightIntoTheFuture: [[spoiler:The [[spoiler:Prishe speculates that compasses were created by him as a way for everyone to find each other in the new world--and maybe find a way back to him. Prishe is the first one to realize that he made them.]]
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It turns out Prishe that it was wrong -- [[spoiler: really Bhunivelze, who wants to overwhelm the Warrior of Light didn't create the compasses, ''Bhunivelze'' did, as bringing the Warrior of Light back supports his goal of overwhelming the world's balance toward light]].world with Light.]]


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* ShutUpHannibal: When Jack Garland arrives and immediately begins haranguing everyone for accepting the gods, the Warrior of Light simply replies that Jack doesn't get a say when he has no idea what they've all been through.

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