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* WellIntentionedExtremist: Not very well done in the game, however. The OVA fixed it by making him much more sympathetic.
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* FallenHero: [[spoiler:To quote the ''Tales'' wiki; he was ''relieved'' when he didn't have to use force to stop a war and began to organise relief efforts fomidgardr the citizens who were caught in the crossfire. When Dios fired a mana weapon, thus wiping it from the planet, his immediate reaction was to see if anything could be done to save the World Tree. Upon finding that it was too late, he immediately headed to Aselia... [[HumansAreBastards And then the plot happened]].]]
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* GoldAndWhiteAreDivine / HeavenlyBlue: Healing arts are also known as Divine Power. Mint dresses in a white and gold dress, while the symbol that appears when she casts high level spells is bright blue.
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* GoldAndWhiteAreDivine / HeavenlyBlue: GoldAndWhiteAreDivine: Healing arts are also known as Divine Power. Mint dresses in a white and gold dress, while the symbol that appears when she casts high level spells is [[HeavenlyBlue bright blue.blue]].
* HairOfGoldHeartOfGold: She is easily the kindest character in the roster.
* HairOfGoldHeartOfGold: She is easily the kindest character in the roster.
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* BareYourMidriff
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* TheChick: A pretty archetypal example. She's highly feminine in direct contrast to the tomboyish Arche, and serves both as TheHeart and the designated healer of the group. She also ends up paired up with Cress, TheHero.
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* AdaptationalBadass: A ''very'' [[DownplayedTrope downplayed]] example, but Mint tends to be better offensively in spinoffs than in her home game because the Pow Hammer spells actually cause damage, moving her offensive potential from "functionally nonexistent" to "mediocre".
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* AdaptationalBadass: A ''very'' [[DownplayedTrope downplayed]] example, but Mint tends to be better offensively in spinoffs than in her home game because the Pow Hammer spells actually cause damage, moving her offensive potential from "functionally nonexistent" to "mediocre". Played straighter in VideoGame/TalesOftheRays, unleashing her full fury by additionally buffing Acid Rain & Deep Mist to inflict damage and giving her powerful new offensive spells and Mystic Artes.
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* PromotedToPlayable: VideoGame/TalesOftheRays finally lets him join the party with his iconic Indignation as one of his Mystic Artes. [[BlackComedy Humorously enough]], it alters into his [[spoiler: suicide attack (minus the "death" part)]] if the incantation is interrupted.
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* SignatureHeadgear: Cress's MartialArtsHeadband is so iconic that it sometimes appears in later games either as an equippable helmet or as a costume option.
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* SignatureHeadgear: Mint's nurse cap that she inherited from her mother and possibly traces back to her great-grandmother is so iconic that some later games include it as a costume option.
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* NomDeMom: Carol's descendants continue to use the Adenade surname instead of taking their husbands' names.
* SignatureHeadgear: Carol's nurse cap is either the same one her great-granddaughter wears, or her descendants wear replicas in Carol's honor.
* SignatureHeadgear: Carol's nurse cap is either the same one her great-granddaughter wears, or her descendants wear replicas in Carol's honor.
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* IncrediblyLamePun: His infamous "Boku wa zettai ni Daosu wo taosu!"[[labelnote:Translation]]I will definitely defeat Dhaos![[/labelnote]] The two PSX version translations translate this particular phrase as either "I will definitely repeat Dhaos! Dhaos." or "I will douse Dhaos!" Its thus become a running gag in crossovers too. UpToEleven in Twin Brave where one comical scenario has Cress eating a cursed Gel that makes him an utter HurricaneOfPuns that everyone gets sick of.
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* IncrediblyLamePun: His infamous "Boku wa zettai ni Daosu wo taosu!"[[labelnote:Translation]]I will definitely defeat Dhaos![[/labelnote]] The two PSX version translations translate this particular phrase as either "I will definitely repeat Dhaos! Dhaos." or "I will douse Dhaos!" Its thus become a running gag in crossovers too. UpToEleven Exaggerated in Twin Brave where one comical scenario has Cress eating a cursed Gel that makes him an utter HurricaneOfPuns that everyone gets sick of.
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* NiceHat: A headband, technically, but it's still a signature piece of his outfit, and you can win it by beating him up in the ''VideoGame/TalesOfEternia'' cameo battle. In one skit, Chester even asks him if the headband is a trend amongst Albane School students.
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* NiceHat: Mint's iconic nurse's cap, which was a gift from her mother. It sometimes shows up in other games as a shout out.
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* NiceHat: Her witch costumes have pretty snazzy hats.
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* CoolHat: Some strange combination of a bush hat and a traditional wizard's hat. It's still pretty badass.
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* {{Bishonen}}: Oh so much.
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* NiceHat: Wears a nurse's hat like her descendents. It's not clear if it actually is the same hat or if the later Adenades just modeled theirs after Carol's.
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* LackOfEmpathy: [[spoiler:When she was Meltia, she had no interest in anything besides science, and ignored the morality of creating a world-ending weapon simply because she wanted to know if she could.]]
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* BecomingTheMask: [[spoiler:In Narikiri Dungeon X, Kururu was sent by Norn to watch over Mel and Dio. It ends up leaving her, and siding with them. In the original, Kururu was implied to have been a direct part of Norn, and never leaves her.]]
* TheMedic: In Narikiri Dungeon X, knows Bouncy Dance(? Translation?), which heals 150 hp, plus 10 multiplied by its level.This is a rather good spell, even late game.
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* GratuitousFrench: "Couleur" or Color.
* TheMedic: In Narikiri Dungeon X, Couleur knows Bouncy Dance(? Translation?), which heals 150 hp, plus 10 multiplied by itslevel.level. This is a rather good spell, even late game.game.
* MoralityPet: A literal example for Dio and Mel. In the original game, treating Kururu poorly results in it becoming more aggressive and attack oriented in combat, while treating it well results in it learning more support-oriented abilities.
* GratuitousFrench: "Couleur" or Color.
* TheMedic: In Narikiri Dungeon X, Couleur knows Bouncy Dance(? Translation?), which heals 150 hp, plus 10 multiplied by its
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* TimeMaster: Norn is able to control the flow of time and transports Dio and Mel between time periods at will.
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!!'''Ami Burklight'''
->Voiced by: Creator/TaekoKawata (JP, PS version), Mariko Suzuki (JP, Drama CD), Michiko Neya (JP, Fandom Vol. 1, PSP)
Chester's little sister.
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*PromotedToPlayable: Surprisingly, she's this in Narikiri Dungeon 3. Caro can dress in a Ami costume in battle.
->Voiced by: Creator/TaekoKawata (JP, PS version), Mariko Suzuki (JP, Drama CD), Michiko Neya (JP, Fandom Vol. 1, PSP)
Chester's little sister.
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* AmbiguouslyRelated: Winona is the only hero whose descendants are not officially accounted for in the present and future timelines. Maria Albane is standing in her place when the descendants seal Dhaos, but it is not clear if this is because Maria is descended from Winona herself, or if it is just because she married Alan's descendant.
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* WhoWearsShortShorts: Black spandex short shorts
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* BaldOfAwesome: Subverted. It's clear to everybody that he has long silver hair and there's nothing to suggest it's a wig, but Arche suggests it anyway.
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* AdaptationalBadass: A ''very'' [[DownplayedTrope downplayed]] example, but Mint tends to be better offensively in spinoffs than in her home game because the Pow Hammer spells actually cause damage, moving her offensive potential from "functionally nonexistent" to "mediocre".
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* NiceHat: Mint's iconic nurse's cap, which was a gift from her mother. It sometimes shows up in other games as a shout out.
* SupportPartyMember: The most extreme example in the series. Mint's only form of offense is to weakly bop things with her staff, but she has a wide array of healing and supportive spells.
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* SwordOfPlotAdvancement: Well, Staff Of Plot Advancement: the Unicorn Horn. It is also her InfinityMinusOneSword; Mint has no reason to care about her weapon's attack stat, and the Unicorn Horn is her only weapon that improves her defense.
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* BerserkButton: Dhaos and his minions destroyed Cress' hometown and killed his parents and best friend, so it's very much personal for him. The only times we see him genuinely angry with anyone is when Dhaos is the topic of conversation.
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* InferioritySuperiorityComplex: It's implied that a lot of his arrogance is a way of coping with his insecurity about being unable to naturally use magic. Milard is able to manipulate this to get him to join your party.
* ImprobableWeaponUser: He attacks by swatting at enemies with a book, AND one of those is a dirty magazine not suitable for children found in an old man's drawer. Thedictionary dictionary, encyclopedia, and encyclopedia I can compromise, the thin little dirty magazine?various [[TomeOfEldritchLore Tomes of Eldritch Lore]] he equips at least have some heft to them, but god only knows how he makes a glossy magazine an effective weapon.
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* TheLancer: To Cress, contrasting in personalities and fighting styles. Cress is a MultiMeleeMaster while Chester is a LongRangeFighter. Cress is personable and outgoing while Chester is reserved and standoffish.
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* TheMirrorShowsYourTrueSelf: Specifically, it shows a skeletal being. Later on, Cress has figured out that this is related to being Daos' Dhaos' minion [[spoiler: but may or may not have figured out the explanation is DemonicPossession.]]
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* TheUnfought: Cress never gets to confront him in battle, since Dhaos quickly offs him and becomes the game's real villain.
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* WeHardlyKnewYe: Given that he massacred Cress's hometown, you may think he'll be a major threat, but shortly after he's introduced, Dhaos kills him off.
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* BelatedBackstory-It wasn't until ''Narikiri Dungeon'' that his whole schtick was finally explained. His backstory was fully explored in the novel ''Katararezaru Rekishi'', which depicts him before he was forced to [[JumpingOffTheSlipperySlope jump off the deep end.]]
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* NotSoDifferent: Cress realizes that they're both trying to achieve the same thing for their respective worlds and they see each other in the same way.
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* RestoredMyFaithInHumanity: [[spoiler:According to the ''Tales'' wiki, his spirit comes to understand that he's NotSoDifferent from humans and that the darkness in both their hearts must not be expelled but, rather, controlled.]]
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* RestoredMyFaithInHumanity: [[spoiler:According to the ''Tales'' wiki, his spirit comes to understand that he's NotSoDifferent no different from humans and that the darkness in both their hearts must not be expelled but, rather, controlled.]]
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* MasterSwordsman: He's regarded as one in crossovers. In VideoGame/TalesOfTheRays he's shown to spar with Ix and effortlessly defeating him, while in VideoGame/TalesOfCrestoria he trains Kanata at the start of the game. Makes sense, given that he's one of the few main characters with formal swordsmanship training.