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* PretenderDiss: The Shadow Broker falls victim to this at the hands of ''Harbinger'', who mocks the Broker's attempts to "be everywhere at once", claiming to have already done so. Given that ''VideoGame/Mass Effect 2'' reveals that Harbinger can possess bodies, his statement holds a lot of weight.
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* PretenderDiss: The Shadow Broker falls victim to this at the hands of ''Harbinger'', who mocks the Broker's attempts to "be everywhere at once", claiming to have already done so. Given that ''VideoGame/Mass Effect 2'' ''VideoGame/MassEffect2'' reveals that Harbinger can possess bodies, his statement holds a lot of weight.weight.
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* BigBad: The Collector General, who wants Shepard's body for reasons no one quite knows, but they're definitely not good ones.
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* TheDragon: The salarian assassin Tazzik is the Shadow Broker's chief agent in this story.
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* TheDragon: The salarian assassin Tazzik is the Shadow Broker's chief agent in this story.story.
* EvilerThanThou: The Shaodw Broker is quick to remind people that he is everywhere at once. ''Harbinger'' himself is very quick to prove that this isn't true, not by a long shot.
* GreaterScopeVillain: The Reapers killed Commander Shepard prior to the comic's beginning (as per the events of the second game's opening) and employ the Shadow Broker and friends to recover said Commander's body for their own reasons.
* HeroicSacrifice: Feron sacrifices himself to let Liara rescue Shepard's body.
* LivingMacguffin: Living is a stretch, but Shepard's body and the race to see who takes possession of it drives the story forward.
* LowerDeckEpisode: This story is set between the events of ''Prologue: Save Joker'' and ''Prologue: Awakening'', and explains exactly ''how'' Shepard went from dying over Alchera to waking up in a laboratory two years later.
* PretenderDiss: The Shadow Broker falls victim to this at the hands of ''Harbinger'', who mocks the Broker's attempts to "be everywhere at once", claiming to have already done so. Given that ''VideoGame/Mass Effect 2'' reveals that Harbinger can possess bodies, his statement holds a lot of weight.
* EvilerThanThou: The Shaodw Broker is quick to remind people that he is everywhere at once. ''Harbinger'' himself is very quick to prove that this isn't true, not by a long shot.
* GreaterScopeVillain: The Reapers killed Commander Shepard prior to the comic's beginning (as per the events of the second game's opening) and employ the Shadow Broker and friends to recover said Commander's body for their own reasons.
* HeroicSacrifice: Feron sacrifices himself to let Liara rescue Shepard's body.
* LivingMacguffin: Living is a stretch, but Shepard's body and the race to see who takes possession of it drives the story forward.
* LowerDeckEpisode: This story is set between the events of ''Prologue: Save Joker'' and ''Prologue: Awakening'', and explains exactly ''how'' Shepard went from dying over Alchera to waking up in a laboratory two years later.
* PretenderDiss: The Shadow Broker falls victim to this at the hands of ''Harbinger'', who mocks the Broker's attempts to "be everywhere at once", claiming to have already done so. Given that ''VideoGame/Mass Effect 2'' reveals that Harbinger can possess bodies, his statement holds a lot of weight.
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* BittersweetEnding: [[spoiler:Liara recovers Shepard's body, but Tazzik manages to capture Feron. Liara then gives the body to Cerberus, in the hopes that they can revive Shepard. Liara isn't entirely pleased with her choice.]]
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''Mass Effect: Redemption'' is a four-issue comic series published by Dark Horse Comics in 2010. It was written by ''Mass Effect'' trilogy lead writer Mac Walters, scripted by John Jackson Miller, and drawn by Omar Francia. It takes place after the prologue of ''VideoGame/MassEffect2'' and covers Liara's quest to recover Shepard's body from the Shadow Broker.
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!!''Mass Effect: Redemption'' contains the following tropes:
* ActuallyADoombot: At one point, Liara finds and shoots what she thinks is the Shadow Broker only to discover that she actually shot a humanoid-shaped communications device/body double.
* DefectorFromDecadence: [[spoiler:Feron turns out to have been one of the Shadow Broker's agents, but he decided to help Liara recover Shepard's body because the Shadow Broker intended to sell the corpse to the Collectors, whom Feron despises.]]
* TheDragon: The salarian assassin Tazzik is the Shadow Broker's chief agent in this story.
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!!''Mass Effect: Redemption'' contains the following tropes:
* ActuallyADoombot: At one point, Liara finds and shoots what she thinks is the Shadow Broker only to discover that she actually shot a humanoid-shaped communications device/body double.
* DefectorFromDecadence: [[spoiler:Feron turns out to have been one of the Shadow Broker's agents, but he decided to help Liara recover Shepard's body because the Shadow Broker intended to sell the corpse to the Collectors, whom Feron despises.]]
* TheDragon: The salarian assassin Tazzik is the Shadow Broker's chief agent in this story.
