History Characters / EpicSevenOthers

* {{Bishonen}}: He's the most humanoid-like among the Guardians and is quite handsome.

* DoesNotLikeShoes: Similarly to Magnar, although it's much more noticeable in Rahel's case.

[[folder:Orbis]]

* GeniusLoci
* NotQuiteDead
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Ilryos]]
The Sun God.
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* YourHeadAsplode: Does this to Zeno.

[[folder:Tiwig]]

* DemonicPossession: [[spoiler:Implied to be capable of this in a similar manner to Fastus.]]
* TheGhost: [[spoiler:Never been seen in person due to her nature as a cosmic deity.]]
* GreaterScopeVillain: [[spoiler:Of Episode Three, ''Hymn of a Wailing Tundra''.]]
* JerkassGod
* TheManBehindTheMan: [[spoiler:Tiwig is the voice inside Ilynav's head, spurring her on to continue the war.]]
* TheRuntAtTheEnd: [[spoiler: Although only introduced in Episode Three, her power far exceeds the other Acolytes by an incredible margin.]]

[[folder:Malicus, Lord of Fire]]

[[folder:Nixied, Lord of Winter]]

[[folder:Silvana, Lord of Wind]]

[[folder:Destina, Lord of Light]]
-->See the Characters/EpicSevenStarGenealogy page.

[[folder:Noias, Lord of Darkness]]

! Tavern [=NPCs=]

[[folder:Garo Rils]]
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Bartender of the World's End Pub.
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[[folder:Agnes]]
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A girl who heals your party in the tavern.

* FlatCharacter: She doesn't have a backstory, and we don't know anything aside from her name, which was revealed in patch notes. She's just accessible in the tavern if any of your party members are injured in Adventure stages, healing them instantly for a fee.

[[folder:Pinot Noir]]
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The one in charge of the Alchemist Steeple.

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[[folder:Artena]]

A blacksmith who runs the weapon crafting system.

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! Spirit Altar Bosses

[[folder:In General]]
* ArtEvolution: The six elemental entities fought in the "Spirit Altar" had their artworks improved in an update, which at last, gave them animated portraits just like the playable characters.
* ColorCodedElements: Their general color themes match the color of their elements.
* TheXOfY: Their names are followed by their respective element and written in this manner.

[[folder:Magnar of the Flame]]
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[[folder:Aquina of the Sea]]
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[[folder:Herais of the Wind]]
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[[folder:Ethel of the Light]]
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[[folder:Rahel of the Dark]]
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* DoesNotLikeShoes: Similarly to Magnar, although it's much more noticeable in Rahel's case.
* MsFanservice: She's drop-dead gorgeous.

! Minions of Ilryos

[[folder:Archdemon Anghraf]]
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[[caption-width-right:350:The Archdemon]]
->''[[spoiler: "Mercedes, destroy the enemies before you. Erase all trace of the Goddess from this land."'']]

* AttackOfThe50FootWhatever: He ''towers'' over the landscape.
* BehemothBattle: In the prologue, the giants Anghraf and Zeaon fight each other during the Sixth World's war.
* BigBad: The cause of all the conflict in the story, at least for Episode 1.
* BodyHorror: He's such an eldritch abonimation with extremely odd anatomy. He has multiple arms, with some of them looking like whips, the flesh on his head extends way backwards to his body, which also gives opening to several eyes, and his chest also contains some eagle-like beast for a head.
* CombatTentacles: In the Prologue, Anghraf primarily fights using tentacles/whips that can rip apart Heirs.
* DemonicPossession: He makes his grand return by using Mercedes as a host body.
* DiscOneFinalBoss: After he's finally eradicated and the Episode 1 story mode is cleared, he mostly loses his relevance as Straze takes the stage for Episode 2. In fact, most of the other continents were unaware of the war between him and Ritania and (wrongly) didn’t even consider him a big enough problem to step in and help solve, possibly because they were more concerned with Straze.
* EldritchAbomination: Just '''look at him!'''
* EvilCounterpart: Anghraf to Ras; Both are avatar-like creations of their respective gods.
* FinalBoss: For Episode 1's story mode while possessing Mercedes.
* OneWingedAngel: Does this while in control of Mercedes, at first appearing to simply be her with red eyes before impaling Vildred and taking back the remaining Archdemon's Might, transforming her body into a demonic being reminiscent of a cross between an angel and a devil.
* TheManBehindTheMan: For all the Acolytes and Vildred (indirectly).
* SealedEvilInASixPack: Queen Diene knows that the Archdemon cannot be truly defeated without the Heir of the Covenant, so in order to prevent it from quickly resurrecting, she had to separate the Archdemon into six parts, distributed into different sanctums all around Ritania - Ezera's Sanctuary Gate Temple, Reingar's Sage Minaret, Dun Blyraia's World Tree, Wetheric Moor's Tagehel Ruins, Duselnorc's Lunar Cemetery, and Taranor's Fountain of Tears..
* TheSpeechless: Until he enters Mercedes's body at which point he communicates in her mind to destroy Ras.
* SplitPersonality: Anghraf's voice speaks to Mercedes, telling her to vanquish the enemies before her, and she responds in agreement, implying that she has been corrupted into doing so, yet Anghraf himself is still sharing and controlling her body even though she is the one who speaks aloud during the battle.
* TheUnfought: His original form is too enormous to be fought, so the heroes are unable to truly stop him until he takes over Mercedes.
* WhamLine: See his quote above? It’s the first and last time he speaks.

[[folder:Nilgal]]
->''"I'll see you in the underworld, boys!"''
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[[caption-width-right:350:Hand of the Archdemon]]
-->'''Rarity''': 5★
-->'''Element''': Earth
-->'''Class''': Warrior
-->'''Zodiac Sign''': Sagittarius

One of the Acolytes, and a master of poison. He threatens the land of the elves and the World Tree.

* TheBrute
* DefeatEqualsExplosion: The twist being that he chooses to explode when he is already mortally injured in order to try to [[TakingYouWithMe take the heroes with him]].
* DiscOneFinalBoss: The heroes manage to stop him and he self-destructs in only the sixth level of Chapter 5 rather than being fought at the end like Tenebria for Chapters 2 and 6.
* GracefulLoser: Makes sense considering death is likely never to be permanent for an Acolyte.
* LargeAndInCharge: As an Acolyte, he only answers directly to the Archdemon, not to mention he towers over most other enemies.
* MadeOfExplodium: If he so wishes, he may self-destruct when he is already on the brink of death in an attempt to take his opponents with him, although he does not do so in the fight proper, only the cutscene afterwards.
* OrwellianRetcon: Nilgal was in the Hero Journal for quite some time, listed under the Acolytes group. This led to him having stats, classifications as listed above, and three skills like a playable Hero would. However, he was moved to the Monster Journal in an update.
* OutOfFocus: He seems to have less screen time and focus than the other two, especially Kayron. It doesn't help that he is out of the story earlier than the other two (before even his own chapter is finished) and he is currently non-playable.
* PoisonIsEvil: He's an Acolyte and a master of poison.
* ResurrectiveImmortality: Much like the other two Acolytes.
* TakingYouWithMe: Self-destructs as he's dying in an attempt to destroy the heroes. Thankfully, they survive.

! Ezerans

[[folder:Queen Diene]]
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[[caption-width-right:350:Queen of Ezera]]

-->See the Characters/EpicSevenRitania page.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Archpriest Noard Riks]]
Former Archpriest of Ezera.

* AssholeVictim: Thoroughly deserved being slaughtered by Kawerik.
* TheDogBitesBack: Kawerik does this to him.
* HoistByHisOwnPetard: He gets killed by one of his own super soldier experiments.
* KarmicDeath: Murdered by the man he brutally experimented on for years, having drastically reduced his lifespan.
* PosthumousCharacter: Kawerik killed him offscreen before the events of Episode 1, so we never see him outside of flashbacks.
* SinisterMinister: Archpriest Noard Riks is one of the most evil characters in the game without any redeeming qualities. He uses the Blue Cross church as his special army, leverages the Saints to manipulate the believers into supporting him, and created tons of artificial soldiers for the war but never made it officially so they had to be secretly disposed. Ironically he was killed by his own creation, Kawerik.
* WellIntentionedExtremist: This is probably the best thing you could say about him - he was willing to do anything to win the Archdemon War, even making artificial soldiers and experiment on humans.

[[folder:Katenka]]
A serpentine woman who leads the Rose Apostles.

* AmazingTechnicolorPopulation: Katenka is purple-skinned.
* MultiArmedAndDangerous: She has several hands, all wielding different weapons.
* OutOfFocus: Unlike the other important officials of the Ezeran Kingdom, she has neither an animated portrait nor much relevance in the story.

[[folder:Leon]]
A fresh recruit from the Order of the Shield, who was chosen personally by Crozet.

* TheUnfought: Though Tenebria brainwashes him, he gets talked out of it by Crozet before Ras has to attack him.

! Other Episode 1 [=NPCs=]

[[folder:King Friedrich of Taranor]]
The king of Taranor, and an old friend of Krau's.

* BigBadWannabe: Aspires to use Kayron, Vildred, and the Homunculi in order to conquer the planet with the Archdemon's help, but he's really nothing more than Kayron's pawn and turns himself in without a fight when his army begins losing.
* BrokenPedestal: Krau and Friedrich (back when he was still a Prince) discovered the Homonculus lab of the previous Taranor King, and they confronted him about it. With Kayron's suggestion, Friedrich [[SelfMadeOrphan later killed his own father]].
* DealWithTheDevil: Made one with Kayron.
* FreudianExcuse: Lost his mother, the shade of Judge Kise, long before he was an adult. His father experimented with Homunculi and even summoned an Acolyte attempting to bring her back, losing himself to obsessiveness in the process.
* GenerationXerox: Like his father, he went crazy thanks to Homunculi research and Kayron's influence. A slight deviation is that Friedrich aims to use the Homonculi to conquer Orbis.
* NonActionBigBad
* PuppetKing
* SanitySlippage: When he appears in ''Eulogy of a Saint'', he's relatively rational and is willing to listen to what Diene has to say. But various other side stories show him losing himself as he reacts to his newfound circumstances; discovering the Homunculus lab and meeting Kayron is the straw that breaks the camel's back. By the time of Episode 1, he's a crazed shell of his former self and has grown as insane as his father.

[[folder:Katis]]
President of the Reingar Public Security Club, and Karin's superior.

* TheTurretMaster: Though he doesn't fight himself, he's in command of Reingar's robot artillery and acts as Kikirat's partner in battle.

[[folder:Gusma]]
A Merchant who was saved by Ras, Akry and Mercedes on their way to Reingar.

* ChekhovsGunman: He's the merchant at the beginning of Chapter 2 who escorts Ras, Arky and Mercedes to the entrance of Reingar as a sign of gratitude. It's then revealed that he was the one who gave Yuna the dark magic stone that made her machine go berserk. Later on, Gusma helped in summoning an Acolyte in their attempt to make Plum become the President of Reingar.

[[folder:Plum]]
A member of the Public Security club of Reingar. He's a little fed up with the others' zealousness.

* BigBadWannabe: Along with Gusma, he tries to summon an Acolyte to give him more authority over Reingar, but she just puts him in a dream about it instead.
* TheBusCameBack: Returns in the Seven Sweethearts event, still with a bone to pick against Karin and the Public Security club.
* {{Foil}}: Yuna came from another world, chosen by the Guardian Kazran to be an Heir and the Student Council President. However, she has been rejecting the roles simply because [[IJustWantToBeFree she wants to have the freedom to do want she wants]], or live a normal life. Plum, on the other hand, [[IJustWantToBeSpecial wanted to be someone special]], and sees the Student Council Presidency as a chance to fulfill his dream and to look down on those who laugh at him. Plum hates Yuna for casually throwing away the position offered to her, something that he had to work hard in trying to obtain.
* FreudianExcuse: Unspecified, but considering how he holds a grudge against people who are "born talented", it's possible that he had to work hard to get where he is at the beginning of Episode 1.
* GodzillaThreshold: Plum intends to summon an Acolyte in his desperation of becoming the Student Council President of Reingar. It backfires on him as the Acolyte Tenebria doesn't want to be ordered around.
* IJustWantToBeSpecial: Plum sees the position of Student Council president as something that gives power and the chance to be someone special, so he wants to have it at all costs, even summoning an Acolyte.
* OOCIsSeriousBusiness: Karin noticed that Plum is taking the confiscated dark magic stone somewhere other than the Public Security Club, so she suggested the idea of secretly following him. They found out that Plum is working with Gusma to summon an Acolyte.

[[folder:Nehenqui]]
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Leader of the Nehenqui Merchant guild, a sleazy and direputable man.

* DiabolicalMastermind: He's behind the Dark Stone trade in Savara.
** Zig-zagged in the ''Thieves under the Light of the Full Moon'' event. When the rumors of sabotaging the event first arise, Nehenqui is the first guy Basar suspects thanks to his rough history. Naturally, Nehenqui vehemently denies his involvement. [[spoiler: Turns out he ''was'' behind some of the suspicious activity, but it was only because Markus blackmailed him into doing it by threatening to kick him out of the Emporium.]]
* DirtyCoward: Willing to do anything to profit, or save his skin.
* OOCIsSeriousBusiness: Nehenqui "helps" the heroes by pointing them to the direction of the missing Guardian. Ras is wary since he's acting like an ally despite being the suspect of the dark magic stone trade. He's proven right in the end, it's just part of Nehenqui's plan to distract the heroes while he escapes.

[[folder:Morfid]]

An incredibly devout follower of the Goddess, who believes passionately in Ras.

* BrokenPedestal: After Vildred tells him the truth about the world, Morfid realizes that his religion is a huge farce and [[GoMadFromTheRevelation snaps.]]
* FantasticRacism: Is utterly ''horrified'' when he sees Mercedes, a Homunculus, with Ras.
* FaceHeelTurn: Abandons Ras and lowers the barrier for Vildred after he learns the truth.

! Witchaven

[[folder:Wester]]
A shy apprentice mage who works under Vivian.

* DamselInDistress: She's not very good at fighting, and has to be rescued from Unknown a few times.
* ShrinkingViolet
* ThoseTwoGuys: With Woodrow.

[[folder:Woodrow]]
A composed apprentice mage who works under Vivian. He specializes in summoning magic.

* ChildhoodFriends: He's known both Vivian and Kawerik since they were young.
* TheMole: After Zantana was banned from visiting Vivian's library, he pressures Woodrow into sneaking in to retrieve books on Ranok the Walker.
* SmartPeopleWearGlasses: He's a studious researcher learning from Vivian, and one of the few characters with glasses.
* ThoseTwoGuys: With Wester.

[[folder:Sage Rango]]
A prominent Witchaven scholar dissatisfied with Vivian's rule.

* BigBadWannabe: Tries to use Ranok in order to control all of Witchaven, but Ranok immediately rips her apart.
* EvilIsNotAToy: Shouldn't have tried summoning and controlling a ''dragon'', now, should we?
* EvilOldFolks
* FamousAncestor: She's a descendant of one of the past Witchaven citylords, and this is part of why she sees herself more fit to rule Witchaven – Vivian has no such history.
* HoistByHisOwnPetard: Brutally torn apart by the very dragon she wanted to use against Vivian.
* KarmicDeath: Dies immediately after summoning Ranok in an attempt to control him.
* TheUnfought

[[folder:Zantana Blackstring]]
Rango's prime supporter, an ambitious man who wishes to get rid of Vivian.

* ADayInTheLimelight: One of the side stories in ''Godkiller'' Chapter 9 focuses on him being brought BackFromTheDead and trying to figure out what to do.
** He also shows up again in the Constella Winter event, and the Muhr festival.
* BackFromTheDead
* BigBadWannabe: He thinks of himself as a great summoner, but in truth he mostly just plays second fiddle to Rango's schemes.
* CutsceneBoss: Killed easily in a cutscene by Kawerik.
* FamousAncestor: Like Rango, he's a descendant of one of the past Witchaven citylords.

[[folder:Ranok the Walker]]

* TheBusCameBack: He shows up again in Mortelix's side story as the leader of a rival faction in the past Dragon Valley. Mortelix wipes the floor with him single-handedly.
* EvilIsNotAToy: Slaughters Sage Rango when she tries to command him to destroy citylord Vivian and Ras' team.
* OurDragonsAreDifferent
* SealedEvilInACan: In another dimension, in fact.
* SmallRoleBigImpact: He's only featured in ''Godkiller'' Chapter 4, but he is mentioned numerous times after in order to allude to the machinations of the Great One.
* WorfHadTheFlu: Nowhere near his full power when the heroes fought and sealed him away again, and they were still unable to kill him.

! Other Episode 2 [=NPCs=]

[[folder:Muhr Tribe Leaders]]
The chiefs of the Muhr tribes, who view Khawazu unfit for being their leader.

* BusCrash: The Flame Heart Chief shows up again in the Chapter 9 battle against Perland. After Lilias attacks Khawana, he intercepts her and is impaled by her sword, begging for Khawazu and Khawana to flee before dying.
* EliteMook: The three Chiefs' portraits are based on the various generic Mook enemies in the Muhr zones.
* ForgottenFallenFriend: Neither of the two surviving Chiefs, nor Khawazu or Khawana, mention the Flame Heart Chief in the Meldrec festival side story, even after his death.
* ILetGwenStacyDie: The Lava Vein Chief still feels conflicted over losing so many of his tribesmen when the lava rivers overflowed. He feels that he could have prevented them from disobeying Khawazu and getting themselves killed had he been a better leader and had greater control over his villagers.
* UntrustingCommunity: The three of them split their tribes off into individual states thanks to their contempt for each other. As a result, when Ras arrives, they're instantly suspicious of an outsider waltzing in and demanding to see Malicus.

[[folder:The Great One]]
The most powerful and feared dragon in history. For his character tropes, see [[Characters/EpicSevenEureka Mortelix]].

[[folder:Varen]]
A snarky Aakhen guard, and a trusted informant of Cerise.

* ADayInTheLimelight: He posthumously gets a bit of spotlight in a side story about how Cerise met him.
* DoNotGoGentle: Lilibet threatens him and tries to interrogate him for information about Aakhen and Cerise. To his credit, he tries to retaliate and kill her when he thinks she lets her guard down.
* KilledOffForReal: Lilibet gruesomely murders him offscreen.

[[folder:Amanda]]
A young girl from the Aakhen Exile Colony who Ains befriended.

* CheerfulChild
* MoralityPet: She's definitely this to Ains, and even ends up being this for Lilibet.

[[folder:Polo and Pola]]
The twin aides to Constella's elders. They have a tendency to speak together, saying the same thing rephrased in a slightly different manner.

* CreepyTwins

! Episode 3 [=NPCs=]

[[folder:Schniel]]
The current King of Lefundos. Early in the story, he fled to Ritania and operated with the Phantom CIC under the pseudonym "Digitus", but returned to his position in Episode 3.

[[folder:Eliza]]
Schniel's fiancée.

[[folder:Case]]
The grizzled cyborg owner of a cafe in the Unregulated Area. Rima and Chloe end up working for him.

* ArtificialLimbs: His left arm is fully metal.
* ChekhovsGunman: [[spoiler:He's a former member of of Ainos's freedom fighters who later went into hiding.]]
* RealMenWearPink: Before Chloe and Rima showed up, he ran the entire cafe by himself – doing all the cooking, cleaning and waiting on his own. He even begins sporting a bright pink apron after converting his restaurant into a maid cafe.

[[folder:Lucius]]
One of Mort's former close aides, and the de facto leader of the Dragons after he sealed himself away. Lucius is meek by nature, mainly thanks to Mort threatening him whenever the two disagreed. He was the sole member of the Dragon council who opposed summoning Mort.

* ExtremeDoormat: Though he was always disgusted by Mort's cruelty, he became this by necessity to ensure his own survival.
* TookALevelInBadass: [[spoiler: In Chapter 9, he finally grows fed up with Mort's actions and decides to stand up for himself. He ends up sharing Mort's AchillesHeel with Ras, and it's thanks to his efforts that the Dragon army stands down and the war ends.]]

[[folder:Belian]]

Ruler of Politia, made by Politis in her own image.

* ArtificialHuman: She's essentially the doll version of Politis.
* BigBad: [[spoiler: The true one for Episode Three and the FinalBoss.]]
* BigBadEnsemble: [[spoiler: With Mortelix and Tiwig, the latter of whom she seeks to defeat by ripping her out of the planet’s core and destroying her, wiping out all organic life on Orbis. Ultimately, Belian herself is the FinalBoss.]]
* BitchInSheepsClothing: [[spoiler:She acts very friendly and cordial in her talks with Ras and Godmother. She's still responsible for the oppressive caste system in Politia and is the BigBad of Episode Three.]]
* EvilAllAlong: [[spoiler: She wants all organic life ''gone'' in order to stop Tiwig.]]
* EvilerThanThou: [[spoiler: She killed her own creator long ago.]]
* FantasticRacism: [[spoiler: To a greater degree than her creator regarding everything that isn't artificial.]]
* FinalBoss: [[spoiler: Of Episode Three as Ultimate Belian.]]
* GrewBeyondTheirProgramming: [[spoiler:How else would one explain her murdering Politis?]]
* HolyHalo: [[spoiler: Belian’s final form sports one to evoke her godliness and ultimate power.]]
* LightIsNotGood: [[spoiler: Both her normal and OneWingedAngel forms evoke the power of light, from her bright design to her halo.]]
* TheManBehindTheMan: [[spoiler: She is pulling the strings behind Flan’s alliance with Ervalen and Ilynav.]]
* OlderThanTheyLook
* OneWingedAngel: [[spoiler: Ultimate Belian, the FinalBoss.]]
* RobotMe: Heavily resembles Politis, the creator of the dolls.
* TurnedAgainstTheirMasters: [[spoiler: Politis died because of ''her.'']]
* WalkingSpoiler

[[folder:Command Model Laika]]

* TheDragon: [[spoiler: Becomes this for Belian following her upgrades.]]
* PreFinalBoss: [[spoiler: Fought just before Belian herself.]]
* TookALevelInBadass: [[spoiler: Her new form after the rebuilding process.]]
* WeCanRebuildHim

! Episode 4 [=NPCs=]

[[folder:Taeyou]]

[[folder:Yuchan]]
A good-natured and friendly refugee exiled from Theranhad's society. Left with nowhere else to go, he and a group of fellow fugitives etched out a living for themselves on Shadow Mountain, eventually starting up a small village.

[[folder:Beehoo]]
The leader of the Wicked who live around Shadow Mountain, and an old friend of Ran's.

! Unsorted [=NPCs=]

[[folder:Famous]]
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/epic_seven_famous.png]]
[[caption-width-right:350:Administrator of Infinte Library]]

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[[folder:Goblicus]]
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A Goblin Merchant.
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* DungeonShop: Goblicus can be found in some Labyrinth-type stages, particularly the town of Savara in Chapter 3.
* MoneySink: His wares can reach up to hundreds of millions for just a single item.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Queen Francesca]]
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[[caption-width-right:350:Queen of Eureka]]

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[[/folder]]

! Crossover [=NPCs=]

[[folder:I-No]]
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* FishOutOfWater: Just like her fellow ''VideoGame/GuiltyGear'' cast during the {{crossover}} event, I-No is an outsider to this game's world.
[[/folder]]

* KillEmAll: [[spoiler: Her goal for organic life.]]

* ShesGotLegs: '''Look''' at them.

* BlindingBangs: The Flame Heart Chief has what looks like a mohawk that flops over his face.

* OverarchingVillain: [[spoiler:Revealed to be this for the entirety of ''Epic Seven'', at least up to the end of Episode 2, ''Godkiller'', as the being behind the celestial war and the cause for all the pain and suffering in the universe, including Orbis and every villain that has plagued it (the Archdemon, his creator Ilryos, the Acolytes, Straze, etc.).]]

* TheLastOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers: [[spoiler: Although only introduced in Episode Three, her power far exceeds the other Acolytes by an incredible margin.]]

[[folder:Zantana]]

** He also shows up again in the Constella Winter event.

The Twins of Constella.

! Unsorted [=NPCs=]

[[folder:Famous]]
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/epic_seven_famous.png]]
[[caption-width-right:350:Administrator of Infinte Library]]

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[[folder:Goblicus]]
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/epic_seven_goblicus.png]]

A Goblin Merchant.

* DungeonShop: Goblicus can be found in some Labyrinth-type stages, particularly the town of Savara in Chapter 3.
* MoneySink: His wares can reach up to hundreds of millions for just a single item.

[[folder:Queen Francesca]]
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/epic_seven_queen_francesca_3.png]]
[[caption-width-right:350:Queen of Eureka]]

! Other Episode 3 [=NPCs=]

[[folder:Belian]]

Ruler of Politia, made by Politis in her own image.

! Crossover [=NPCs=]

[[folder:I-No]]
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/epic_seven_i_no.png]]

* FishOutOfWater: Just like her fellow ''VideoGame/GuiltyGear'' cast during the {{crossover}} event, I-No is an outsider to this game's world.

* HolyHalo: Belian’s final
form sports one to evoke her godliness and ultimate power.

[/folder]]

* HolyHalo: [[spoiler: Belian’s final
form sports one to evoke her godliness and ultimate power.]]

! Crossover [=NPCs=]

[[folder:I-No]]
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/epic_seven_i_no.png]]

* FinalBoss: [[spoiler: Of Episode Three as Belian Suprema.]]

* HolyHalo: [[spoiler: Belian Suprema sports one to evoke her godliness and ultimate power.]]

* OneWingedAngel: [[spoiler: Belian Suprema, the FinalBoss.]]

* BigBadEnsemble: [[spoiler: With Mortelix and Tiwig, the latter of whom she seeks to defeat by wiping out all organic life on Orbis.]]
* BitchInSheepsClothing: [[spoiler:She acts very friendly and cordial in her talks with Ras and Godmother. She's still responsible for the oppressive caste system in Politia.]]

*

[[folder:Straze]]
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[[caption-width-right:350:The Black Knight]]
The Black Knight, infamous for his ability to kill the gods themselves and destroy planets with a swing of his sword.

* AntagonistTitle: He is the so-called Godkiller in the similarly-subtitled Episode 2.
* ArchEnemy: Luluca most definitely sees him as this, given how he destroyed their shared home world.
* BadassCape: Just look at the inner layer of his black cape, it looks like an ethereal space of celestial bodies.
* BarrierWarrior: In the fight against Straze, he constantly applies an undispellable shield buff on himself for every turn. You have to take it down by force each time if you even want to damage him.
* {{BFS}}: He uses one known as Faustus's Eye.
* BigBad: For Episode 2, Godkiller, [[spoiler: though it's later shown that the being who speaks through his own ''sword'', Faustus, is the real mastermind]].
* BlackKnight: It's all in his aesthetics and title.
* CurbStompBattle: Deals these out regularly to just about everyone he meets, even when he only uses a tiny fraction of his full power.
* DarthVaderClone: Menacing black armor and cape, carries a blade, commands terrifying legions of fiends yet is a OneManArmy himself, is the highest-ranking enemy in Episode 2 [[spoiler: but is later revealed to answer to someone higher, in this case his own sentient sword]].
* DemonicPossession: [[spoiler:Faustus takes over his body in order to finish his advent.]]
* DiscOneFinalBoss: [[spoiler:Luluca and her allies finish him off at the end of Chapter 9, but this is not enough to stop Fastus, who completes his advent and uses Straze as a host body to take matters into his own hands.]]
* TheDragon: [[spoiler:To Faustus, although very few on Orbis actually know of the latter's existence.]]
* DragonWithAnAgenda
* GatheringSteam: By applying stackable attack buffs on himself, Straze gets stronger as the fight against him drags on.
* TheHeavy
* HeroKiller: God killer, actually. [[spoiler:Though he almost killed Ras at one point.]]
* HiddenDepths: He seems heavily distressed about the gods being less immortal than he expected, as proven when talking to the spirit of Rekos.
* ItBeganWithATwistOfFate: This is what happened between Roana and Straze, as written in the former's Journal entry:
-->She visited Straze to confess her feelings for him, but in a tragic twist of fate, she was killed at his hand.
* {{Nerf}}: Straze's boss fight in Episode 2's Stage 9-10 (Altar of Unfamiliar Stars) is nerfed on a [[https://page.onstove.com/epicseven/global/view/5982429 September 2020 update]], reducing his stats.
* OneManArmy: He leads an army but he certainly does not need one for the most part.
* PhysicalGod: To an insane degree, thanks to the power granted to him by Fastus.
* RedBaron:
** He is commonly referred to as the "Black Knight".
** He's also called the "Godkiller"
* {{Reincarnation}}: [[spoiler: He is reborn in another world at the end of ''Godkiller'' as a much younger man without a name or memories. Roana promises to look after him.]]
* StoryBreakerPower: Outwardly, he may not seem nearly as powerful or terrifying as Anghraf (with or without Mercedes) at first glance. However, given that he has slain actual gods before, he may in fact be ''even more powerful.''
* VillainOverride: [[spoiler: After Luluca fatally injures Straze, Fastus morphs Straze's body into his own in order to finish his advent.]]
* WhiteHairBlackHeart: Destroys worlds on behalf of Fastus.
* WorfHadTheFlu: He left his battle against the entire Phantom CIC, Watcher Schuri and Assassin Cartuja because he had used up the vast majority of his power in order to travel across space. [[StoryBreakerPower He was still winning easily.]]
[[/folder]]

! Other Episode 3 [=NPCs=]

[[folder:Belian]]

Ruler of Politia, made by Politis in her own image.
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* PowerTrio: With Ras and Mercedes, Ras is the ego, being the one who tries to rein in Arky's hedonism and aids Mercedes in her quest for an identity.

[[folder:Ilryos]]
The Sun God.

[[folder:Diche]]
The Goddess of Life who created the world on the body of Orbis.

[[folder:Notos]]

! Guardians

[[folder:In General]]
Creations of Diche which are made to help the Heirs in fighting the Archdemon.

! Crossover [=NPCs=]

[[folder:I-No]]
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* FishOutOfWater: Just like her fellow ''VideoGame/GuiltyGear'' cast during the {{crossover}} event, I-No is an outsider to this game's world.

* MrsFanservice: She's drop-dead gorgeous.

*

* AmbiguouslyEvil
* TheGhost
* OurDragonsAreDifferent
* SealedEvilInACan
* StoryBreakerPower: Said to be the most powerful dragon of them all, meaning that Ranok (whom the heroes couldn't even come close to killing despite him being nowhere near full power) is not on his level.

* MoralityPet: She's definitely this to Ains.

A composed apprentice mage who works under Vivian.

* TheMole: Zantana pressures him into giving away information about Vivian.

* ILetGwenStacyDie: The Lava Vein Chief still feels

A young girl who Ains befriended.