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* HornedHumanoids: In Chapter 1, Side Chapter 5, the Evoker meets Leila and, [[CassandraTruth taking her for a kid roleplaying as a Witch]], teases her about not having horns like stories say; Leila retorts that they only have them from "midlife crises" and not diets. [[spoiler:This turns out to be [[{{Foreshadowing}} a hint]] for why Coco grows horns and Isabelle explaining that dragons taught Witches magic.]]
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* HornedHumanoids: HornedHumanoid: In Chapter 1, I, Side Chapter Part 5, the Evoker meets Leila and, [[CassandraTruth taking her for a kid roleplaying as a Witch]], teases her about not having horns from eating children like stories say; Leila retorts that they only have them from "midlife crises" and not diets. [[spoiler:This turns out to be [[{{Foreshadowing}} a hint]] for why Coco grows horns and its connection to Isabelle explaining that dragons taught Witches magic.]]
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* MysteriousWaif: Courtesy of her GhostAmnesia, [[spoiler:but further progress in the main story's Chapter 2 reveals she has been randomly murdering people in the night for reasons unknown, and when discussing Coco's mysterious horns, she suddenly displays knowledge of Continent Crescent's extinct dragons down to the tidbit that the dragons were the previous wielders of magic they had passed down to Witches.]]
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* MysteriousWaif: Courtesy of her GhostAmnesia, [[spoiler:but further progress in the main story's Chapter 2 reveals she has been randomly murdering people in the night for reasons unknown, and when discussing Coco's mysterious horns, she suddenly displays knowledge of Continent Crescent's extinct dragons down to the tidbit that [[WhamLine the dragons were the previous wielders of magic they had passed down to Witches.Witches]].]]
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* HiddenInPlainSight: With the Templar Order hunting them, they have to keep their heads down to survive. The first two Witches met in the main storyline show how they could have done it: first, they look no different from the average human, and it could be surmised that other Witches are the same in appearance, and second, one way they could still use magic in public while hiding their secret identity is if they claim they are a Sorceror [[spoiler:as Deanna demonstrated]].
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* GreaterScopeVillain: Though they don't seem to have a united organization to oppose in the present, it was a group of Witches who caused the Great Earthquake and opened portals to Graveland, being the direct reason our heroes forge into other worlds while ensuring another plot like the earthquake doesn't happen again.
* HiddenInPlainSight: With the Templar Order hunting them, they have to keep their heads down to survive. The first two Witches met in the main storyline show how they could have done it: first, they look no different from the average human, and it could be surmised that other Witches are the same in appearance, and second,one way they could still use magic in public while hiding their secret identity is if they claim by claiming they are a Sorceror [[spoiler:as Deanna demonstrated]].since [[MagicAIsMagicA both professions use the same magic]]. [[spoiler:Deanna is living proof of this.]]
* HornedHumanoids: In Chapter 1, Side Chapter 5, the Evoker meets Leila and, [[CassandraTruth taking her for a kid roleplaying as a Witch]], teases her about not having horns like stories say; Leila retorts that they only have them from "midlife crises" and not diets. [[spoiler:This turns out to be [[{{Foreshadowing}} a hint]] for why Coco grows horns and Isabelle explaining that dragons taught Witches magic.]]
* HiddenInPlainSight: With the Templar Order hunting them, they have to keep their heads down to survive. The first two Witches met in the main storyline show how they could have done it: first, they look no different from the average human, and it could be surmised that other Witches are the same in appearance, and second,
* HornedHumanoids: In Chapter 1, Side Chapter 5, the Evoker meets Leila and, [[CassandraTruth taking her for a kid roleplaying as a Witch]], teases her about not having horns like stories say; Leila retorts that they only have them from "midlife crises" and not diets. [[spoiler:This turns out to be [[{{Foreshadowing}} a hint]] for why Coco grows horns and Isabelle explaining that dragons taught Witches magic.]]
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* EarlyBirdCameo: [[spoiler:Aside from the fact that she's the one that flipped the train the Evoker and his friends were in during the prologue,]] she is first met in person in a side story that shows her first meeting with the Evoker days after the mentioned incident. This encounter becomes a ForgottenFirstMeeting for the Evoker as Leila wipes his memory of her soon after.
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* EarlyBirdCameo: [[spoiler:Aside from the fact that she's the one that flipped the train the Evoker and his friends were in during the prologue,]] prologue]], she is first met in person in a side story that shows her first meeting with the Evoker days after the mentioned incident. This encounter becomes a ForgottenFirstMeeting for the Evoker as Leila wipes his memory of her soon after.
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* KilledOffForReal: [[spoiler:Avoided [[BurnTheWitch burning at the stake once]], but she ends up actually dying later on in the story. It sent Deanna into a DespairEventHorizon as she couldn't grieve properly.]]
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* KilledOffForReal: [[spoiler:Avoided [[BurnTheWitch burning at the stake once]], once in Chapter 1]], but she ends up actually dying later on in the story. It sent Deanna into a DespairEventHorizon as she couldn't grieve properly.]]
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* InSeriesNickname: Most characters will refer to him as "Evoker" or the player's HelloInsertNameHere, but some have unique names for him: "Your Grace" (Virgina), "Bestie/Chap" (Yannick), "Summoner" (Benten), "Knight-sama" (Aurora), "Mortal" (Satya), "Believer" (Mako), "Mortal" (Satya), "Mortal" then "Little Bat" (Minerdwen), "Producer" (Netsuki), "Darling" (Kitsune in place of Netsuki), "Governor/Your Excellency" (Ennis), "Tono"[[labelnote:*]]("殿 との", alternatively "との"/''"-dono"'', meaning "lord" or "master")[[/labelnote]] (Ruri), "Loser/Trash/Slacker" ([[DrillSergeantNasty Lavira]]), "Assistant" (Nicolette), "Commander/Officer" (Dreizhen), "Editor" (Alisa), "[nickname]-kun/''kouhai''" (Inori), "Child" (Qu Ling), "Mr. [nickname]" (Miyo), "Footman" (Clotho) and "Senior Brother" (Qing Dai and Qing Hao). Dolls sometimes change to using his name or use another nickname (like Minerdwen) upon higher bond levels.
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* InSeriesNickname: Most characters will refer to him as "Evoker" or the player's HelloInsertNameHere, but some have unique names for him: "Your Grace" (Virgina), "Bestie/Chap" (Yannick), "Summoner" (Benten), "Knight-sama" (Aurora), "Mortal" (Satya), "Believer" (Mako), "Mortal" (Satya), "Mortal" then and later "Little Bat" (Minerdwen), "Producer" (Netsuki), "Darling" (Kitsune in place of Netsuki), (Kitsune), "Governor/Your Excellency" (Ennis), "Tono"[[labelnote:*]]("殿 との", alternatively "との"/''"-dono"'', meaning "lord" or "master")[[/labelnote]] (Ruri), "Loser/Trash/Slacker" ([[DrillSergeantNasty Lavira]]), "Assistant" (Nicolette), "Commander/Officer" (Dreizhen), "Editor" (Alisa), "[nickname]-kun/''kouhai''" (Inori), "Child" (Qu Ling), "Mr. [nickname]" (Miyo), "Footman" (Clotho) (Clotho), "Master" (Qing Dai), and "Senior Brother" Brother"[[labelnote:*]]("''Senpai''" in JP dubbing.)[[/labelnote]] (Qing Dai and Qing Hao). Dolls sometimes change to using his name or use another nickname (like Minerdwen) upon higher bond levels.
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* InSeriesNickname: Most characters will refer to him as "Evoker" or the player's HelloInsertNameHere, but some have unique names for him: "Your Grace" (Virgina), "Bestie/Chap" (Yannick), "Summoner" (Benten), "Knight-sama" (Aurora), "Mortal" (Satya), "Believer" (Mako), "Mortal" (Satya), "Mortal" then "Little Bat" (Minerdwen), "Producer" (Netsuki), "Darling" (Kitsune in place of Netsuki), "Governor/Your Excellency" (Ennis), "Tono"[[labelnote:*]]("殿 との", alternatively "との"/''"-dono"'', meaning "lord" or "master")[[/labelnote]] (Ruri), "Loser/Trash/Slacker" ([[DrillSergeantNasty Lavira]]), "Assistant" (Nicolette), "Commander/Officer" (Dreizhen), "Editor" (Alisa), "[nickname]-kun/''kouhai''" (Inori), "Child" (Qu Ling), "Mr. [nickname]" (Miyo) and "Footman" (Clotho). Dolls sometimes change to using his name or use another nickname (like Minerdwen) upon higher bond levels.
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* InSeriesNickname: Most characters will refer to him as "Evoker" or the player's HelloInsertNameHere, but some have unique names for him: "Your Grace" (Virgina), "Bestie/Chap" (Yannick), "Summoner" (Benten), "Knight-sama" (Aurora), "Mortal" (Satya), "Believer" (Mako), "Mortal" (Satya), "Mortal" then "Little Bat" (Minerdwen), "Producer" (Netsuki), "Darling" (Kitsune in place of Netsuki), "Governor/Your Excellency" (Ennis), "Tono"[[labelnote:*]]("殿 との", alternatively "との"/''"-dono"'', meaning "lord" or "master")[[/labelnote]] (Ruri), "Loser/Trash/Slacker" ([[DrillSergeantNasty Lavira]]), "Assistant" (Nicolette), "Commander/Officer" (Dreizhen), "Editor" (Alisa), "[nickname]-kun/''kouhai''" (Inori), "Child" (Qu Ling), "Mr. [nickname]" (Miyo) and (Miyo), "Footman" (Clotho).(Clotho) and "Senior Brother" (Qing Dai and Qing Hao). Dolls sometimes change to using his name or use another nickname (like Minerdwen) upon higher bond levels.
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* InnocentFanserviceGirl: She is a devotee of a NunsNRosaries religion of which one of its tenets is to be celibate and dresses conservatively, but on her first day in Litoris, she gets egged on by Rachel (and to Matisse's chagrin) into participating in an idol contest wearing {{Stripperific}} clothes to raise their low funds. Then when the church is converted into a haunted house attraction, returning customers regard her figure even under her BedsheetGhost costume as sexy.
* NunsNRosaries: Based on her group's background and clothing, this is very much what Carola's religion is like.
* NunsNRosaries: Based on her group's background and clothing, this is very much what Carola's religion is like.
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* InnocentFanserviceGirl: She is a devotee of a NunsNRosaries Catholicism-like religion of which one of its tenets is to be celibate and dresses conservatively, but on her first day in Litoris, she gets egged on by Rachel (and to Matisse's chagrin) into participating in an idol contest wearing {{Stripperific}} clothes to raise their low funds. Then when the church is converted into a haunted house attraction, returning customers regard her figure even under her BedsheetGhost costume as sexy.
* NunsNRosaries: Based on her group's background and clothing, this is very much what Carola's religion is like.sexy.
* NunsNRosaries: Based on her group's background and clothing, this is very much what Carola's religion is like.
