History Characters / MoonRemixRPGAdventure

* LightIsNotGood: He has bright colors, but they only highlight his genocidal nature.

* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: Fred's name, as well as his [[spoiler:extravagant rock performance which the player can witness by following him to the castle's throne room at night]], are a reference to [[spoiler:''Music/{{Queen}}'''s legendary frontman Freddie Mercury.]]

* GrumpyBear: He has a difficult personality and will come up with an admittedly impressive variety of insults to throw at you, even when you help him out.

The main character. Playing the game called "Fake Moon", he finds himself trapped in the game's main setting, Love-De-Gard. His mission is to find love, and help the animals that the Hero callously kills for experience points.

The main character of [[ShowWithinAShow "Fake Moon"]]. He's a knight whose mission is to defeat the FinalBoss, a dragon, and return the moonlight it stole. In truth, he's a [[EvilHero real jerk]] who's only concerned with gaining levels, [[OmnicidalManiac with his monster-slaying]] having upset the balance of Love-De-Gard.

* HundredPercentHeroismRating: In "Fake Moon", ''everyone'' showers him with praise and love. Averted in the actual game, where almost everyone has something negative to say about him. [[spoiler:As suggested below, all the characters' praise [[ThroughTheEyesOfMadness comes from his distorted perception of reality while in the armor]].]]

* CallingYourAttacks: He does this with his special attacks in "Fake Moon".

* GameplayAndStoryIntegration: A rather nasty sort. [[spoiler:Whereas he was controlled by a player in "Fake Moon", his "real" counterpart is controlled by the very armor he's wearing.]]
* KilledOffForReal: [[spoiler:After [[EmptyPilesOfClothing falling apart]] with his mission complete, he doesn't return in the game's ending.]]
* KillEmAll: [[spoiler:Kills everyone on the Moon, including the Invisible Boy and himself when his body falls apart since he completed his mission. Everyone else comes back, but his fate is unsure.]]

* NominalHero: He has the title and costume down, but in practice, he's a tabletop "murderhobo" before the phrase got popular: he sees wildlife as EXP, loots people's houses, and cares little about the world around him save what he can directly benefit from. [[HatedByAll Pretty much everyone and everything hates him for the trouble he's caused]], but they leave him be because he's too strong to be dealt with normally. About the only resemblance he does have to a typical JRPG hero is [[spoiler:him being just a kid caught in circumstances beyond his control]], but even then, nothing ever comes of it.

* ThroughTheEyesOfMadness: [[spoiler:It's implied the "Fake Moon" segments are how the Hero sees things while under the armor's control.]]

* {{Hellhound}}: [[spoiler:In "Fake Moon", it's portrayed as a rabid dog.]]

The FinalBoss of "Fake Moon", a terrifying dragon who stole the moonlight. In truth, he serves as one half of the guardian of the Moon, the other being the Moon Queen.

Love-de-LIC, the game studio behind "Fake Moon", the bog-standard RPG about a Hero who slays a dragon and returns the moonlight. In truth, they've programmed everything that happens, including the [=NPCs=] and their cycles, trapping them within the game.

* GreaterScopeVillain: They created the world "Fake Moon" takes place in, and trapping the [=NPCs=] into their cyclical routines by the Rumroms.

** KarmaHoudiniWarranty: Though they do get comeuppance in the ending, where it's revealed that "Fake Moon" has been canceled thanks to their publishers.

* TheGoomba: In "Fake Moon", Slymy is the first enemy encountered by the Hero. In reality, however, it is a completely harmless creature who gets slain by the Hero for no good reason.

* LivingWeapon: Her design resembles a revolver gun.

* AudienceSurrogate: He's a clear send-up to RPG heroes like the ones in ''Franchise/FinalFantasy'' and ''VideoGame/DragonQuest'', but in practice has the worst traits of the kids that play them. He steals things and kills stuff because that's what a hero's supposed to do, and acts like Love-De-Gard is a game for him to win instead of a living world.

* LegacyCharacter: A black and white pet dog named Tao also appears in ''VideoGame/ChibiRobo'', which was created by some of the same team as this game.

* NominalHero: He has the title and costume down, but in practice, he's a tabletop "murderhobo" before the phrase got popular: he sees wildlife as EXP, loots people's houses, and cares little about the world around him save what he can directly benefit from. [[ZeroPercentApprovalRating Pretty much everyone and everything hates him for the trouble he's caused]], but they leave him be because he's too strong to be dealt with normally. About the only resemblance he does have to a typical JRPG hero is [[spoiler:him being just a kid caught in circumstances beyond his control]], but even then, nothing ever comes of it.

* IdolSinger: She dreams of becoming one. [[spoiler:Her dream gets fullfilled with the protagonist's help, and she leaves her job to perform full time, but eventually comes back to work for Kenji again.]]

* NoBodyLeftBehind: [[spoiler:Upon killing the Invisible Boy during the climax (which sent the boy back to his bedroom in the real world), he falls apart, due to having completed his purpose.]]

* HundredPercentHeroismRating: In "Fake Moon", ''everyone'' showers him with praise and love. Averted in the actual game, where almost everyone has something negative to say about him. [[spoiler:As suggested below, all the characters' praise [[ThroughTheEyesOfMadnesscomes from his distorted perception of reality while in the armor]].]]

* HundredPercentHeroismRating: In "Fake Moon", ''everyone'' showers him with praise and love. Averted in the actual game, where almost everyone has something negative to say about him. [[spoiler:As suggested below, the praise come from his distorted perception of reality while in the armor.]]

[[folder: Moon Queen Aphrodite]]

--->''A mollusk which jiggle-hops up and down as it moves. Greatly enjoys when you pinch its little tippy-top part with your fingers.''