History Characters / EvolutionTheWorldOfSacredDevice

A fellow adventurer, Pepper is the only party member in the original game to not hail from Panam Town, instead traveling the world. In spite of her [[{{Fanservice}} rather impractical clothing]] and more tomboyish job, she's still sweet in the end. She uses the Moranna Solnier: A fanny-pack based bazooka Cyframe.

* BigDamnHeroes: [[spoiler:Her first appearance in ''Far Off Promise'' is saving Mag and Linear from the boss of the Blaze Ruins.'']]

* FrickinLaserBeams: One of the projectiles the Moranna Solnier can shoot is blue lasers

* TriggerHappy: One of her specials takes this {{Up To Eleven}}; using the skill causes Pepper to unleash a barrage until she runs out of FP. Bonus Points for being literally named "Trigger Happy".

* BFS: Rare concept art for the first game depicts the Airacomet wielding a giant sword. Averted in the game proper where, in spite of all the parts it can get, a sword is not one of them.

* LimitedWardrobe: {{Justified}}. It is mentioned that due to the Launcher family debt, the only clothes Mag owns are five pairs of his usual outfit which he even wears to sleep. During the six months in-between games, he buys five more pairs along with a new jacket.

** The hammer and yoyo the Airacomet uses has an "M" on them.

* HandHidingSleeves: Of the Sneaky variety. Seems to have been a common motif with the ancient civilization considering Linear [[spoiler: and the Ulticannon]] both have them.

* {{Off Model}}: ''Evolution Worlds'' uses Mag's ''Far Off Promise'' appearance as the basis for his look in the game. This is a problem since, as mentioned above, he ends up wearing a jacket which he canonically should not have yet. This is especially {{egregious}} as the CG cutscenes from the first game and even ''the box art'' depict him with his ''The World Of Sacred Device'' look.

* BadassBookworm:
** It's acknowledged InUniverse that exploring ruins requires quite a lot of planning and know-how. That said, Nina does not have the most faith in him.
** Mag is also able to pilot the family seaplane.

* GroundPunch: Mag does this for the Magna Reverse and the Dive Punch in the second game/Worlds. [[spoiler: It's also how he dispatches the 8th Imperial Army tanks as they try to capture Linear.[/spoiler]
* GroundShatteringLanding: The Dive Punch in the first game: Mag [[InASingleBound leaps into the air]] and lands in the middle of the enemy field, creating an explosion.

* VitriolicBestBuds: Seems to have this with Chain, especially considering their Talent.

* LethalChef: One of his skills is to use his cooking skills to debuff and attack monsters.

* WalkingSpoiler: He is not mentioned in most promo materials relating to the original game, instead being referred to vaguely as a military force. Even the Japanese site shows him as a mystery character with only his voice actor being distinctly mentioned and he is not listed in the manual. Compare this to Yurka, who is, at least, loosely described.

* LifeDrain: One of his attacks allows him to steal life from a party member.

** It's acknowledged {{In-Universe}} that exploring ruins requires quite a lot of planning and know-how. That said, Nina does not have the most faith in him.

* AnIcePerson: The Ice Hand Parts give the Airacomet ice abilities.

* PlayingWithFire: The Flaming Hand Parts give the Airacomet fire abilities.

* ShockAndAwe: The Lightning Hand Parts give the Airacomet electric abilities.

* AnimeHair: {{Subverted}}: Unlike Mag, Chain's hair as seen in-game is due to the mask she wears. Artwork of her outside of her cyframe gear shows her having a more normal, eggshell-esque haircut.

* LadyLooksLikeADude: Chain's appearance in the original game did not making it completely clear that she was a girl. This is toned down in concept art (where you see her without her Cyframe and headwear) and in the sequel/remake. {{Lampshaded}} by Mag during the opening of the first game.

* CoolBoat: His personal cruiser: the Crown Prince/KronPrinz [[spoiler: which doubles as the final dungeon of the game]]. Even Mag is impressed by it.
* CoolChair: His chair on the Imperial Cruiser ([[AdaptationalNameChange The "KronPrinz"]] in the port), which actually lowers from the ceiling as seen in ''World of Sacred Device''.

* {{Off Model}}: ''Evolution Worlds'' uses ''Far Off Promise'''s models for the main characters. This is a problem for Mag since, as mentioned above, he ends up wearing a jacket which he canonically should not have yet. This is especially {{egregious}} as the CG cutscenes from the first game and even ''the box art'' depict him with his ''The World Of Sacred Device'' look.
* OlderThanTheyLook: As mentioned above, Mag's growth stopped when he was 10. Now look at this [[http://evolutionworlds.wikia.com/wiki/File:Gallary8.jpg]] and keep in mind that Mag is ''16''

* PungeonMaster: Inspecting things around the airfield will usually have Mag make some lame pun. Mag seems to have self-awareness at least, as [[LamePunReaction gets annoyed at himself and even questions if he's feeling alright wonders if he should lie down.]]

The latest member of the Gun family, another family of adventurers, Chain is the self-professed rival of Mag. In-spite of this, she still expects him to take her along on adventures. She uses the Flamingo: A sword Cyframe.

* BattleBoomerang: The Boomerang parts allow the Flamingo's blade to shoot boomerangs at the enemy.

* ArmCannon: His Cyframe can function as a Bazooka

* ClimaxBoss: His defeat and returning of the appraisal items [[spoiler: sets the stage for Yurka to make his move.}}

* GratuitousGerman: Two of his attacks between both his fights randomly have german-esque attack names (Sternenhaufen and Autrishclaff). Whilst "Sternenhaufen" [[BilingualBonus does mean "Star Cluster" in German]], "Autrishclaff" seemingly has no origin.

* KnightOfCerebus: Unlike Eugene, Yurka has no comic relief and has a more serious air to him. [[spoiler: He especially becomes this as he becomes more directly involved with the plot.]]

* SadBattleMusic: The Ulticannon's theme has a more perilous theme than most tracks in either game.

* PlatonicLifePartners: Mag may not show an interest in romance, but it's pretty clear that Linear is very important to him.

* PungeonMaster: Inspecting things around the airfield will usually have Mag make some lame pun. Mag seems to have a self-awareness as [[LamePunReaction gets annoyed at himself and even wonders if he should lie down.]]

* TheGhost: Her parents are suggested to not be missing, but merely travelling abroad yet are only mentioned. They occasionally send her stuff, even when it's stuff she doesn't particularly want.

* ImprobableWeaponUser: Downplayed and inverted at the same time. It's downplayed as unlike Mag and Pepper, Chain's Cyframe seems more suited towards mobility, despite having some offensive capabilities. In particular, some moves simply have her fly at high speeds towards the opponents and ram them with the bladed portion. It's inverted in that she occasionally uses her Cyframe for more mundane reasons.

* TinyTyrannicalGirl: The fact that, according to the schedule in the mobile home, Chain's only chore is cooking meals and only on ''two'' specific days while Easter and Kashim do everything else everyday says everything.

* HardDrinkingPartyGirl: Downplayed and lightly deconstructed: Part of the reason she's staying at the bar during the first game is because she ran a huge tab.

* FlunkyBoss: For his initial boss fight in ''The World of Sacred Device'', he is accompanied by several foot soldiers.

* CostumeEvolution: In ''Evolution 2'' Mag adds a jacket to his adventurer outfit.

* CoordinatedCostume: She gets a similar jacket to match Mag's in ''Far Off Promise''. {{Averted}} in ''Evolution Worlds'' where her appearance is based on ''The World of Sacred Device''.

* HerBoyfriendsJacket: A promotional card for ''Far Off Promise'' shows her wearing Mag's jacket.

** It's acknowledged {{In-Universe}} that exploring ruins requires quite a lot of planning and know-how. That said, Nina does not have the most faith in him...

* BadassGranpa: He's just as effective as the rest of the party despite being 58.

* GratuitousGerman: Two of his attacks between both his fights randomly have german-esque attack names (Sternenhaufen and Autrishclaff).

* BroughtToYouByTheLetterS: The hammer the Airacomet uses has an "M" on the head.

* KillerYoyo: The Yoyo Parts give the Airacomet a bladed Yoyo.

* Leitmotif: Chain has one that plays in her introduction in both games and when talking to her in ''Eternal Dungeons''.

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* FashionableAsymmetry: Her jeans have one pant leg.

** BreatherBoss: His first encounter as easy in ''Evolution Worlds'' as it is in the original game and here, he comes after [[ClimaxBoss Prince]] [[ThatOneBoss Eugene]].

** [[spoiler:Yurka also has similarities with [[NotSoDifferent Eugene]]; They are both infatuated with Linear (though Yurka is only implied), both later use her for their own nefarious ends, they are both fought by themselves in the first fight and in a mech in the second and they both suffer {{Sanity Slippage}}. The major differences is that unlike [[{{Squick}} Eugene]], Yurka is played seriously whereas Eugene's interest in Linear was mostly ''PlayedForLaughs'' and that Linear genuinely sees Yurka as a friend and is outright convinced to leave Mag rather than getting kidnapped.]]

* {{Leitmotif}}: His self-titled theme, a calm, melody befitting his mysterious nature.

* ManipulativeBastard: [[spoiler: Manipulates Linear, Professor Whitehead and even Mag into allowing him to get to the Ulticannon.]]

** [[spoiler:He comes off as a {{Distaff Counterpart}} to Linear; Linear is a pretty shy girl who likes flowers and people along with Mag while Yurka is merciless and hates humans with a passion. Best exemplified during a scene where Yurka takes a flower's life away right in front of Linear, who then gives life back to it and more flowers. This cements how Linear is related to regeneration while Yurka is related to destruction.]]

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* CuteMute: Linear only grunts and little else [[spoiler:until the end of the first game.]]

* HostageSituation: [[spoiler: Eugene and his forces hold Gre hostage as par of their trap.]]

* AGodAmI: [[spoiler: Briefly slips into this at the end of the game where, after shooting Mag, he proclaims that he is the only one who can weild the ancient civilization's power and that he will create a paradise, which he shall rule over. [[CollapsingLair An explosion courtesy of his self-destructing ship]] snaps him out of it.]]

* BadassNormal: He is the heir to the Imperial Army after all. [[spoiler:He puts up a fight for someone who doesn't have a Cyframe and that's before bringing up the giant mech.]]

** [[spoiler:Yurka also has similarities with [[NotSoDifferent Eugene]]; They are both infatuated with Linear (though Yurka is only implied), both later use her for their own nefarious ends, they are both fought by themselves in the first fight and in a mech in the second and they both suffer {{Sanity Slippage}}. The major differences is that unlike [[{{Squick}} Eugene]], Linear genuinely sees Yurka as a friend and is outright convinced to leave Mag rather than getting kidnapped.]]

* DishingOutDirt: The Rock Parts allow the Cyframe to pick up boulders to throw them at enemies. Additionally, the Dive punch causes the ground beneath the enemies to explode.

* YoungerThanTheyLook: As mentioned above, Mag's growth stopped when he was 10. Now look at this [[http://vignette1.wikia.nocookie.net/evolutionworlds/images/d/d4/Gallary8.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20121206215830 image]] and keep in mind that Mag is ''16''

* FriendToAllLivingThings: To the point where her talent is convincing an enemy to flee the battle. As long as they are lower leveled than her, they will always flee. [[spoiler: Even after he intends to wipe out humanity and goes insane, she still begs Mag to save Yurka.]]

** [[spoiler:He comes off as a {{Distaff Counterpart}} to Linear; Linear is a pretty shy girl who likes flowers and some people besides Mag while Yurka is merciless and hates humans with a passion. Best exemplified during a scene where Yurka takes a flower's life away right in front of Linear, who then gives life back to it and more flowers. This cements how Linear is related to regeneration while Yurka is related to destruction.]]

* MoralityPet: [[spoiler:Considering that Yurka hates humanity, Linear may be one of few things he actually likes. When Linear chooses Mag over him though, [[SanitySlippage He doesn't]] [[AxeCrazy:take it]] [[MurderTheHypotenuse well]].]]

* You'veOutlivedYourUsefullness: [[spoiler:Attempts this on Whitehead after unlocking the portal to the [[VeryDefinitelyFinalDungeon Society Dungeon]] but thankfully fails.]]

* YoungerThanTheyLook: As mentioned above, Mag's growth stopped when he was 10. Now look at this [[http://vignette1.wikia.nocookie.net/evolutionworlds/images/d/d4/Gallary8.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20121206215830 artwork]] and keep in mind that Mag is ''16''