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* The themes of justice largely fade into the background during the final act and the story becomes focused on stopping the Adaphagos. However, the themes of justice don't actually go away, they instead get incorporated into the reason for the final boss. The final boss, Duke, decides to judge humanity as no longer being allowed to live and is going to sacrifice them to save the world. He's forcing his ideas of justice onto people, the vary themes of the story that Yuri and Flynn debate and struggle with the entire game, except now its applied to ''all'' of humanity and not just select individuals.
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* The reason why Patty is immediately drawn to Yuri. In Heracles, she and Flynn discuss how Yuri is the kind of person who would kill Flynn and live with that guilt for the rest of his life if his best friend ever went off the slippery slope like Ragou, Cumore, and Alexei. Seifer had to do that exact thing when Alexei turned the Siren's Fang guild into monsters. He was forced to kill his guild mates with his own hands and subsequently created an entire memorial for them once he had gotten Aifread to safety.
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* The scene where Yuri [[MyRulesAreNotYourRules "stands up" to]] Pharaoh for wanting to kill Estelle is meant to be his crowning moment, but it comes across as arrogance and could have [[UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom unwittingly doomed the planet.]]
** Think about it: Pharaoh is an ancient being who can sense disturbances in the world's Aer and has a far greater perspective on how to properly maintain its balance. Yuri's only 21, not even a fraction of Pharaoh's age, nor does he have Pharaoh's wisdom. Yet he asks Pharaoh what gives ''him'' the right to decide who lives and who dies, despite being guilty of the same thing. Hypocrisy aside, by Yuri's own admission, he doesn't understand anything about the planet's Aer flow, or how to restore it, which is why most of [[TeenGenius Rita's]] [[TechnoBabble explanations]] are completely lost on him. The only other person qualified to explain it would've been Duke, except Duke had no intention of co-operating with them. Had it not been for Rita (since she's the one who eventually [[EurekaMoment figures out]] how to stop the Adephagos), Yuri's hubris would have sealed the planet's fate.
** Think about it: Pharaoh is an ancient being who can sense disturbances in the world's Aer and has a far greater perspective on how to properly maintain its balance. Yuri's only 21, not even a fraction of Pharaoh's age, nor does he have Pharaoh's wisdom. Yet he asks Pharaoh what gives ''him'' the right to decide who lives and who dies, despite being guilty of the same thing. Hypocrisy aside, by Yuri's own admission, he doesn't understand anything about the planet's Aer flow, or how to restore it, which is why most of [[TeenGenius Rita's]] [[TechnoBabble explanations]] are completely lost on him. The only other person qualified to explain it would've been Duke, except Duke had no intention of co-operating with them. Had it not been for Rita (since she's the one who eventually [[EurekaMoment figures out]] how to stop the Adephagos), Yuri's hubris would have sealed the planet's fate.
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* The scene where Yuri [[MyRulesAreNotYourRules [[ScrewTheRulesIMakeThem "stands up" to]] Pharaoh for wanting to kill Estelle is meant to be his crowning moment, but it comes across as arrogance and could have [[UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom unwittingly doomed the planet.]]
** Think about it: Pharaoh is an ancient being who can sense disturbances in the world's Aer and has a far greater perspective on how to properly maintain its balance. Yuri's only 21, not even a fraction of Pharaoh's age, nor does he have Pharaoh's wisdom. Yet he asks Pharaoh what gives ''him'' the right to decide who lives and who dies, despite being [[{{Hypocrite}} guilty of the samething. Hypocrisy aside, thing.]] Also, by Yuri's own admission, he doesn't understand anything about the planet's Aer flow, or how to restore it, which is why most of [[TeenGenius Rita's]] [[TechnoBabble explanations]] are completely lost on him. The only other person qualified to explain it would've been Duke, except Duke had no intention of co-operating with them. Had it not been for Rita (since she's the one who eventually [[EurekaMoment figures out]] how to stop the Adephagos), Yuri's hubris would have sealed the planet's fate.
** Think about it: Pharaoh is an ancient being who can sense disturbances in the world's Aer and has a far greater perspective on how to properly maintain its balance. Yuri's only 21, not even a fraction of Pharaoh's age, nor does he have Pharaoh's wisdom. Yet he asks Pharaoh what gives ''him'' the right to decide who lives and who dies, despite being [[{{Hypocrite}} guilty of the same
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*** Actually, it's very likely the light coming off Halure in that scene was the other blastia in the town, not the tree barrier. Rita says that the network they planned out had the barrier as node that would pull all the power from the surrounding blastia. It's more likely that the light we see is just the other blastia, not the barrier. Also, there's nothing saying the tree got so big because of the blastia in the game. It's vaguely implied, as the game says the tree grew around the blastia, but it's never stated. Because three types of flowers grow on the tree, it could actually be three trees that mutated and fused. So it's less one enormous tree and more three huge trees. It's also possible that there's an aer krene buried under Halure, since that's why Keiv Moc's tree is so huge.
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*** Actually, it's very likely the light coming off Halure in that scene was the other blastia in the town, not the tree barrier. Rita says that the network they planned out had the barrier as node that would pull all the power from the surrounding blastia. It's more likely that the light we see is just the other blastia, not the barrier. Also, there's nothing saying the tree got so big because of the blastia in the game. It's vaguely implied, as the game says the tree grew around the blastia, but it's never stated. Because three types of flowers grow on the tree, it could actually be three trees that mutated and fused. So it's less one enormous tree and more three huge trees. It's also possible that there's an aer krene buried under Halure, since that's why Keiv Moc's tree is so huge.huge.
*The scene where Yuri [[MyRulesAreNotYourRules "stands up" to]] Pharaoh for wanting to kill Estelle is meant to be his crowning moment, but it comes across as arrogance and could have [[UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom unwittingly doomed the planet.]]
**Think about it: Pharaoh is an ancient being who can sense disturbances in the world's Aer and has a far greater perspective on how to properly maintain its balance. Yuri's only 21, not even a fraction of Pharaoh's age, nor does he have Pharaoh's wisdom. Yet he asks Pharaoh what gives ''him'' the right to decide who lives and who dies, despite being guilty of the same thing. Hypocrisy aside, by Yuri's own admission, he doesn't understand anything about the planet's Aer flow, or how to restore it, which is why most of [[TeenGenius Rita's]] [[TechnoBabble explanations]] are completely lost on him. The only other person qualified to explain it would've been Duke, except Duke had no intention of co-operating with them. Had it not been for Rita (since she's the one who eventually [[EurekaMoment figures out]] how to stop the Adephagos), Yuri's hubris would have sealed the planet's fate.
*The scene where Yuri [[MyRulesAreNotYourRules "stands up" to]] Pharaoh for wanting to kill Estelle is meant to be his crowning moment, but it comes across as arrogance and could have [[UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom unwittingly doomed the planet.]]
**Think about it: Pharaoh is an ancient being who can sense disturbances in the world's Aer and has a far greater perspective on how to properly maintain its balance. Yuri's only 21, not even a fraction of Pharaoh's age, nor does he have Pharaoh's wisdom. Yet he asks Pharaoh what gives ''him'' the right to decide who lives and who dies, despite being guilty of the same thing. Hypocrisy aside, by Yuri's own admission, he doesn't understand anything about the planet's Aer flow, or how to restore it, which is why most of [[TeenGenius Rita's]] [[TechnoBabble explanations]] are completely lost on him. The only other person qualified to explain it would've been Duke, except Duke had no intention of co-operating with them. Had it not been for Rita (since she's the one who eventually [[EurekaMoment figures out]] how to stop the Adephagos), Yuri's hubris would have sealed the planet's fate.
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* Once Raven [[WelcomeBackTraitor returns to the party after betraying them]] and apparently committing a HeroicSacrifice, he has a bow equipped that allows him to learn the skill that lets him use his mystic arte, that he used against you as Schwann. Of course he has no reason to hide it from the party any longer.
** GameplayAndStoryIntegration: Blast Heart tires Raven and Schwann out, naturally when they use it, they start panting and are vulnerable for a second.
** GameplayAndStoryIntegration: Blast Heart tires Raven and Schwann out, naturally when they use it, they start panting and are vulnerable for a second.
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*** The fact that it even became a spirit is odd- a sidequest shows Rita scoping it out and saying it's no good, since it ''already'' made a spirit itself. They even talk to it, deducing it's a flower spirit. So considering that, Halure's tree is probably safe. It probably wasn't meant to be shown in that cutscene of the barriers being taken away.
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*** The fact that it even became a spirit is odd- a sidequest shows Rita scoping it out and saying it's no good, since it ''already'' made a spirit itself. They even talk to it, deducing it's a flower spirit. So considering that, Halure's tree is probably safe. It probably wasn't meant to be shown in that cutscene of the barriers being taken away.away.
*** Actually, it's very likely the light coming off Halure in that scene was the other blastia in the town, not the tree barrier. Rita says that the network they planned out had the barrier as node that would pull all the power from the surrounding blastia. It's more likely that the light we see is just the other blastia, not the barrier. Also, there's nothing saying the tree got so big because of the blastia in the game. It's vaguely implied, as the game says the tree grew around the blastia, but it's never stated. Because three types of flowers grow on the tree, it could actually be three trees that mutated and fused. So it's less one enormous tree and more three huge trees. It's also possible that there's an aer krene buried under Halure, since that's why Keiv Moc's tree is so huge.
*** Actually, it's very likely the light coming off Halure in that scene was the other blastia in the town, not the tree barrier. Rita says that the network they planned out had the barrier as node that would pull all the power from the surrounding blastia. It's more likely that the light we see is just the other blastia, not the barrier. Also, there's nothing saying the tree got so big because of the blastia in the game. It's vaguely implied, as the game says the tree grew around the blastia, but it's never stated. Because three types of flowers grow on the tree, it could actually be three trees that mutated and fused. So it's less one enormous tree and more three huge trees. It's also possible that there's an aer krene buried under Halure, since that's why Keiv Moc's tree is so huge.
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*** There's also the fact that Flynn is said to have done this, too, so Yuri does this often enough that he can do it without actually hurting anyone. Yuri isn't so much malicious towards the knights as he is antagonistic. He wouldn't hurt, let alone kill, anyone for just collecting taxes, but just remove them from the situation in the most literal way- physically picking them up and removing them. Keep in mind, too, that Yuri did not kill Ragou until AFTER he'd ducked punishment ''twice'' and it became clear he was never going to be punished, and Cumore likewise was given two chances (once at Heliord, again at Mantaic) before he was killed. Yuri would never kill anyone just for collecting taxes- Cumore and Ragou had killed quite a lot of people, but tax collectors, especially ones like Adecor and Boccos (who do care about the people), are not known for killing people. Yuri never had murderous intentions for the tax collectors.
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** Karol's lack of using magic makes sense if you look at the kind of people he's surrounded by and who his hero is/was- Most people you see in Dahngrest with weapons use huge blades and hammers. There are not a lot of people who use magic, unless they're in the Hunting Blades, which Karol did not join until he'd been in tens of other guilds. The Don is one of those people who also uses a huge weapon. Karol of course uses a weapon twice his size because not only is that what he's surrounded by, but it's what the Don uses. Karol wanted to be just like the Don, so why would he even want to use magic?
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* The ease in which magic can be learned in ''Vesperia'' is supported by the party; of the entire team, only ''four'' members can't use magic. Repede is a dog so is automatically out of the running; Yuri and Judith just aren't the type to be interested and put in the time to study it; and Karol is twelve years old, too young to really focus on studying such subject matters (however, he could very well learn later in life).
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* Vesper is the name of the evening star and Lucifer is the name of the morning star- both are regarded as the brightest star in the sky. However, both of those "stars" are actually the planet, Venus. Brave '''Vesper'''ia is said to be the brightest star in the night sky, but it's actually a massive blastia. Blastia cores are made of apatheia, which are taken from Entelexia like E'''lucifer'''.
* Fridge brilliance playing tennis with UpToEleven, but the ridiculously conspicuous looking Wonder Chef manages, somehow, to be ''even more'' conspicuous when standing around as himself on the docks in Nordopolica than in his already obvious disguises. It makes sense, since the rubber duck running in circles, the daikon radish, and the pinwheel were all "disguises, so of course he'd be less conspicuous. The UpToEleven comes in at the fact that you really wouldn't expect him to manage to look more conspicuous than his "disguises", but he ''can''. It just doesn't seem to make sense until you realise the other things were disguises.
* The subplot involving Yuri's vigilante behavior serves two purposes: first, it helps the players better understand the motivations of Phaeroh and Duke because it shows Yuri reaching the same mindset to deal with Ragou and Cumore. Second, it serves to demonstrate Yuri maturing, as he's repeatedly put into a position where he has to argue against that mindset, for the sake of someone he knows genuinely means well and isn't causing harm intentionally. It shows the flaw in his vigilante mission, where getting so used to having the moral high ground and being able to pass down judgement and execute anyone he perceives to be evil will lead him to acting like Phaeroh and Duke, attempting to kill innocents without giving them a chance to change their ways.
* Vesper is the name of the evening star and Lucifer is the name of the morning star- both are regarded as the brightest star in the sky. However, both of those "stars" are actually the planet, Venus. Brave '''Vesper'''ia is said to be the brightest star in the night sky, but it's actually a massive blastia. Blastia cores are made of apatheia, which are taken from Entelexia like E'''lucifer'''.
* Fridge brilliance playing tennis with UpToEleven, but the ridiculously conspicuous looking Wonder Chef manages, somehow, to be ''even more'' conspicuous when standing around as himself on the docks in Nordopolica than in his already obvious disguises. It makes sense, since the rubber duck running in circles, the daikon radish, and the pinwheel were all "disguises, so of course he'd be less conspicuous. The UpToEleven comes in at the fact that you really wouldn't expect him to manage to look more conspicuous than his "disguises", but he ''can''. It just doesn't seem to make sense until you realise the other things were disguises.
* The subplot involving Yuri's vigilante behavior serves two purposes: first, it helps the players better understand the motivations of Phaeroh and Duke because it shows Yuri reaching the same mindset to deal with Ragou and Cumore. Second, it serves to demonstrate Yuri maturing, as he's repeatedly put into a position where he has to argue against that mindset, for the sake of someone he knows genuinely means well and isn't causing harm intentionally. It shows the flaw in his vigilante mission, where getting so used to having the moral high ground and being able to pass down judgement and execute anyone he perceives to be evil will lead him to acting like Phaeroh and Duke, attempting to kill innocents without giving them a chance to change their ways.
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*** The fact that it even became a spirit is odd- a sidequest shows Rita scoping it out and saying it's no good, since it ''already'' made a spirit itself. They even talk to it, deducing it's a flower spirit. So considering that, Halure's tree is probably safe. It probably wasn't meant to be shown in that cutscene of the barriers being taken away.
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* Vesper is the name of the evening star and Lucifer is the name of the morning star- both are regarded as the brightest star in the sky. However, both of those "stars" are actually the planet, Venus. Brave '''Vesper'''ia is said to be the brightest star in the night sky, but it's actually a massive blastia. Blastia cores are made of apatheia, which are taken from Entelexia like E'''lucifer'''.
* Fridge brilliance playing tennis with UpToEleven, but the ridiculously conspicuous looking Wonder Chef manages, somehow, to be ''even more'' conspicuous when standing around as himself on the docks in Nordopolica than in his already obvious disguises. It makes sense, since the rubber duck running in circles, the daikon radish, and the pinwheel were all "disguises, so of course he'd be less conspicuous. The UpToEleven comes in at the fact that you really wouldn't expect him to manage to look more conspicuous than his "disguises", but he ''can''. It just doesn't seem to make sense until you realise the other things were disguises.
* The subplot involving Yuri's vigilante behavior serves two purposes: first, it helps the players better understand the motivations of Phaeroh and Duke because it shows Yuri reaching the same mindset to deal with Ragou and Cumore. Second, it serves to demonstrate Yuri maturing, as he's repeatedly put into a position where he has to argue against that mindset, for the sake of someone he knows genuinely means well and isn't causing harm intentionally. It shows the flaw in his vigilante mission, where getting so used to having the moral high ground and being able to pass down judgement and execute anyone he perceives to be evil will lead him to acting like Phaeroh and Duke, attempting to kill innocents without giving them a chance to change their ways.
[[AC:Fridge Brilliance]]
* Vesper is the name of the evening star and Lucifer is the name of the morning star- both are regarded as the brightest star in the sky. However, both of those "stars" are actually the planet, Venus. Brave '''Vesper'''ia is said to be the brightest star in the night sky, but it's actually a massive blastia. Blastia cores are made of apatheia, which are taken from Entelexia like E'''lucifer'''.
* Fridge brilliance playing tennis with UpToEleven, but the ridiculously conspicuous looking Wonder Chef manages, somehow, to be ''even more'' conspicuous when standing around as himself on the docks in Nordopolica than in his already obvious disguises. It makes sense, since the rubber duck running in circles, the daikon radish, and the pinwheel were all "disguises, so of course he'd be less conspicuous. The UpToEleven comes in at the fact that you really wouldn't expect him to manage to look more conspicuous than his "disguises", but he ''can''. It just doesn't seem to make sense until you realise the other things were disguises.
* The subplot involving Yuri's vigilante behavior serves two purposes: first, it helps the players better understand the motivations of Phaeroh and Duke because it shows Yuri reaching the same mindset to deal with Ragou and Cumore. Second, it serves to demonstrate Yuri maturing, as he's repeatedly put into a position where he has to argue against that mindset, for the sake of someone he knows genuinely means well and isn't causing harm intentionally. It shows the flaw in his vigilante mission, where getting so used to having the moral high ground and being able to pass down judgement and execute anyone he perceives to be evil will lead him to acting like Phaeroh and Duke, attempting to kill innocents without giving them a chance to change their ways.
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*** The fact that it even became a spirit is odd- a sidequest shows Rita scoping it out and saying it's no good, since it ''already'' made a spirit itself. They even talk to it, deducing it's a flower spirit. So considering that, Halure's tree is probably safe. It probably wasn't meant to be shown in that cutscene of the barriers being taken away.
[[AC:Fridge Brilliance]]
* Vesper is the name of the evening star and Lucifer is the name of the morning star- both are regarded as the brightest star in the sky. However, both of those "stars" are actually the planet, Venus. Brave '''Vesper'''ia is said to be the brightest star in the night sky, but it's actually a massive blastia. Blastia cores are made of apatheia, which are taken from Entelexia like E'''lucifer'''.
* Fridge brilliance playing tennis with UpToEleven, but the ridiculously conspicuous looking Wonder Chef manages, somehow, to be ''even more'' conspicuous when standing around as himself on the docks in Nordopolica than in his already obvious disguises. It makes sense, since the rubber duck running in circles, the daikon radish, and the pinwheel were all "disguises, so of course he'd be less conspicuous. The UpToEleven comes in at the fact that you really wouldn't expect him to manage to look more conspicuous than his "disguises", but he ''can''. It just doesn't seem to make sense until you realise the other things were disguises.
* The subplot involving Yuri's vigilante behavior serves two purposes: first, it helps the players better understand the motivations of Phaeroh and Duke because it shows Yuri reaching the same mindset to deal with Ragou and Cumore. Second, it serves to demonstrate Yuri maturing, as he's repeatedly put into a position where he has to argue against that mindset, for the sake of someone he knows genuinely means well and isn't causing harm intentionally. It shows the flaw in his vigilante mission, where getting so used to having the moral high ground and being able to pass down judgement and execute anyone he perceives to be evil will lead him to acting like Phaeroh and Duke, attempting to kill innocents without giving them a chance to change their ways.away.
[[AC:Fridge Brilliance]]
* Vesper is the name of the evening star and Lucifer is the name of the morning star- both are regarded as the brightest star in the sky. However, both of those "stars" are actually the planet, Venus. Brave '''Vesper'''ia is said to be the brightest star in the night sky, but it's actually a massive blastia. Blastia cores are made of apatheia, which are taken from Entelexia like E'''lucifer'''.
* Fridge brilliance playing tennis with UpToEleven, but the ridiculously conspicuous looking Wonder Chef manages, somehow, to be ''even more'' conspicuous when standing around as himself on the docks in Nordopolica than in his already obvious disguises. It makes sense, since the rubber duck running in circles, the daikon radish, and the pinwheel were all "disguises, so of course he'd be less conspicuous. The UpToEleven comes in at the fact that you really wouldn't expect him to manage to look more conspicuous than his "disguises", but he ''can''. It just doesn't seem to make sense until you realise the other things were disguises.
* The subplot involving Yuri's vigilante behavior serves two purposes: first, it helps the players better understand the motivations of Phaeroh and Duke because it shows Yuri reaching the same mindset to deal with Ragou and Cumore. Second, it serves to demonstrate Yuri maturing, as he's repeatedly put into a position where he has to argue against that mindset, for the sake of someone he knows genuinely means well and isn't causing harm intentionally. It shows the flaw in his vigilante mission, where getting so used to having the moral high ground and being able to pass down judgement and execute anyone he perceives to be evil will lead him to acting like Phaeroh and Duke, attempting to kill innocents without giving them a chance to change their ways.
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* Fridge brilliance playing tennis with UpToEleven, but the ridiculously conspicuous looking Wonder Chef manages, somehow, to be ''even more'' conspicuous when standing around as himself on the docks in Nordopolica than in his already obvious disguises. It makes sense, since the rubber duck running in circles, the daikon radish, and the pinwheel were all "disguises, so of course he'd be less conspicuous. The UpToEleven comes in at the fact that you really wouldn't expect him to manage to look more conspicuous than his "disguises", but he ''can''. It just doesn't seem to make sense until you realise the other things were disguises.
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* Fridge brilliance playing tennis with UpToEleven, but the ridiculously conspicuous looking Wonder Chef manages, somehow, to be ''even more'' conspicuous when standing around as himself on the docks in Nordopolica than in his already obvious disguises. It makes sense, since the rubber duck running in circles, the daikon radish, and the pinwheel were all "disguises, so of course he'd be less conspicuous. The UpToEleven comes in at the fact that you really wouldn't expect him to manage to look more conspicuous than his "disguises", but he ''can''. It just doesn't seem to make sense until you realise the other things were disguises.disguises.
* The subplot involving Yuri's vigilante behavior serves two purposes: first, it helps the players better understand the motivations of Phaeroh and Duke because it shows Yuri reaching the same mindset to deal with Ragou and Cumore. Second, it serves to demonstrate Yuri maturing, as he's repeatedly put into a position where he has to argue against that mindset, for the sake of someone he knows genuinely means well and isn't causing harm intentionally. It shows the flaw in his vigilante mission, where getting so used to having the moral high ground and being able to pass down judgement and execute anyone he perceives to be evil will lead him to acting like Phaeroh and Duke, attempting to kill innocents without giving them a chance to change their ways.
* The subplot involving Yuri's vigilante behavior serves two purposes: first, it helps the players better understand the motivations of Phaeroh and Duke because it shows Yuri reaching the same mindset to deal with Ragou and Cumore. Second, it serves to demonstrate Yuri maturing, as he's repeatedly put into a position where he has to argue against that mindset, for the sake of someone he knows genuinely means well and isn't causing harm intentionally. It shows the flaw in his vigilante mission, where getting so used to having the moral high ground and being able to pass down judgement and execute anyone he perceives to be evil will lead him to acting like Phaeroh and Duke, attempting to kill innocents without giving them a chance to change their ways.
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*** The fact that it even became a spirit is odd- a sidequest shows Rita scoping it out and saying it's no good, since it ''already'' made a spirit itself. They even talk to it, deducing it's a flower spirit. So considering that, Halure's tree is probably safe.
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*** The fact that it even became a spirit is odd- a sidequest shows Rita scoping it out and saying it's no good, since it ''already'' made a spirit itself. They even talk to it, deducing it's a flower spirit. So considering that, Halure's tree is probably safe.
safe. It probably wasn't meant to be shown in that cutscene of the barriers being taken away.
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* Vesper is the name of the evening star and Lucifer is the name of the morning star- both are regarded as the brightest star in the sky. However, both of those "stars" are actually the planet, Venus. Brave '''Vesper'''ia is said to be the brightest star in the night sky, but it's actually a massive blastia. Blastia cores are made of apatheia, which are taken from Entelexia like E'''lucifer'''.
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* Vesper is the name of the evening star and Lucifer is the name of the morning star- both are regarded as the brightest star in the sky. However, both of those "stars" are actually the planet, Venus. Brave '''Vesper'''ia is said to be the brightest star in the night sky, but it's actually a massive blastia. Blastia cores are made of apatheia, which are taken from Entelexia like E'''lucifer'''.E'''lucifer'''.
* Fridge brilliance playing tennis with UpToEleven, but the ridiculously conspicuous looking Wonder Chef manages, somehow, to be ''even more'' conspicuous when standing around as himself on the docks in Nordopolica than in his already obvious disguises. It makes sense, since the rubber duck running in circles, the daikon radish, and the pinwheel were all "disguises, so of course he'd be less conspicuous. The UpToEleven comes in at the fact that you really wouldn't expect him to manage to look more conspicuous than his "disguises", but he ''can''. It just doesn't seem to make sense until you realise the other things were disguises.
* Fridge brilliance playing tennis with UpToEleven, but the ridiculously conspicuous looking Wonder Chef manages, somehow, to be ''even more'' conspicuous when standing around as himself on the docks in Nordopolica than in his already obvious disguises. It makes sense, since the rubber duck running in circles, the daikon radish, and the pinwheel were all "disguises, so of course he'd be less conspicuous. The UpToEleven comes in at the fact that you really wouldn't expect him to manage to look more conspicuous than his "disguises", but he ''can''. It just doesn't seem to make sense until you realise the other things were disguises.
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* Vesper is the name of the evening star and Lucifer is the name of the morning star- both are regarded as the brightest star in the sky. However, both of those "stars" are actually the planet, Venus. Brave ''Vesper''ia is said to be the brightest star in the night sky, but it's actually a massive blastia. Blastia cores are made of apatheia, which are taken from Entelexia like E'''lucifer'''.
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* Vesper is the name of the evening star and Lucifer is the name of the morning star- both are regarded as the brightest star in the sky. However, both of those "stars" are actually the planet, Venus. Brave ''Vesper''ia '''Vesper'''ia is said to be the brightest star in the night sky, but it's actually a massive blastia. Blastia cores are made of apatheia, which are taken from Entelexia like E'''lucifer'''.
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*** The fact that it even became a spirit is odd- a sidequest shows Rita scoping it out and saying it's no good, since it ''already'' made a spirit itself. They even talk to it, deducing it's a flower spirit. So considering that, Halure's tree is probably safe.
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*** The fact that it even became a spirit is odd- a sidequest shows Rita scoping it out and saying it's no good, since it ''already'' made a spirit itself. They even talk to it, deducing it's a flower spirit. So considering that, Halure's tree is probably safe.safe.
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* Vesper is the name of the evening star and Lucifer is the name of the morning star- both are regarded as the brightest star in the sky. However, both of those "stars" are actually the planet, Venus. Brave ''Vesper''ia is said to be the brightest star in the night sky, but it's actually a massive blastia. Blastia cores are made of apatheia, which are taken from Entelexia like E'''lucifer'''.
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* Vesper is the name of the evening star and Lucifer is the name of the morning star- both are regarded as the brightest star in the sky. However, both of those "stars" are actually the planet, Venus. Brave ''Vesper''ia is said to be the brightest star in the night sky, but it's actually a massive blastia. Blastia cores are made of apatheia, which are taken from Entelexia like E'''lucifer'''.
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** This does bring about some mild FridgeHorror though. [[spoiler:The tree's blastia became a spirit in the ending too. Will this kill the tree, as well? It also raises [[VideoGame/TalesOfSymphonia a second question...]]]]
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** This does bring about some mild FridgeHorror though. [[spoiler:The tree's blastia became a spirit in the ending too. Will this kill the tree, as well? It also raises [[VideoGame/TalesOfSymphonia a second question...]]]]]]]]
*** The fact that it even became a spirit is odd- a sidequest shows Rita scoping it out and saying it's no good, since it ''already'' made a spirit itself. They even talk to it, deducing it's a flower spirit. So considering that, Halure's tree is probably safe.
*** The fact that it even became a spirit is odd- a sidequest shows Rita scoping it out and saying it's no good, since it ''already'' made a spirit itself. They even talk to it, deducing it's a flower spirit. So considering that, Halure's tree is probably safe.
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*** This is all assuming the river is even ''deep''. It's stated Adecor only got a cold from it, not that he nearly drowned, and that's by Adecor himself.
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*** This is all assuming the river is even ''deep''. It's stated Adecor only got a cold from it, not that he nearly drowned, and that's by Adecor himself.himself- you'd think he'd mention he nearly drowned if he had, considering how much he and Boccos don't like Yuri. The river might be a shallow one, especially to someone as tall as Adecor, who is taller than the six foot Yuri.
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*** This is all assuming the river is even ''deep''. It's stated Adecor only got a cold from it, not that he nearly drowned, and that's by Adecor himself.
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* Rita started studying blastia at age 10. Consider how emotionally detached she is from people while that into account. It seems like there may be more wrong with TheEmpire's system than even Yuri is aware of.
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* Rita started studying blastia at age 10. Consider how emotionally detached she is from people while that into account. It seems like there may be more wrong with TheEmpire's system than even Yuri is aware of.of.
* The final solution of the game is hinted at when you first visit Halure, though a new player won't realize it at the time. [[spoiler:The barrier blastia growing into a tree is explain to be a not-unheard of phenomena. Later in the game, you'll be taking pieces of Apathea (unprocessed Blastia cores) and binding them to... [[TechnoBabble something]] to resurrect them as spirits. This is the very first hint that Blastia [[WasOnceAMan were once]] [[PoweredByAForsakenChild Entelexia]] [[AndIMustScream and maintain some consciousness as a result]].]]
** This does bring about some mild FridgeHorror though. [[spoiler:The tree's blastia became a spirit in the ending too. Will this kill the tree, as well? It also raises [[VideoGame/TalesOfSymphonia a second question...]]]]
* The final solution of the game is hinted at when you first visit Halure, though a new player won't realize it at the time. [[spoiler:The barrier blastia growing into a tree is explain to be a not-unheard of phenomena. Later in the game, you'll be taking pieces of Apathea (unprocessed Blastia cores) and binding them to... [[TechnoBabble something]] to resurrect them as spirits. This is the very first hint that Blastia [[WasOnceAMan were once]] [[PoweredByAForsakenChild Entelexia]] [[AndIMustScream and maintain some consciousness as a result]].]]
** This does bring about some mild FridgeHorror though. [[spoiler:The tree's blastia became a spirit in the ending too. Will this kill the tree, as well? It also raises [[VideoGame/TalesOfSymphonia a second question...]]]]
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** At Aurnion, Raven tells Karol that the spirits are affecting his blastia. They probably helped keep it running even after all the cores disappeared, out of compassion and/or as a reward for helping save the world.
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** At Aurnion, Raven tells Karol that the spirits are affecting his blastia. They probably helped keep it running even after all the cores disappeared, out of compassion and/or as a reward for helping save the world.world.
* Rita started studying blastia at age 10. Consider how emotionally detached she is from people while that into account. It seems like there may be more wrong with TheEmpire's system than even Yuri is aware of.
* Rita started studying blastia at age 10. Consider how emotionally detached she is from people while that into account. It seems like there may be more wrong with TheEmpire's system than even Yuri is aware of.
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****** But this time, the superbeing powering the machines in question won't destroy the world.
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****** But this time, the superbeing powering the machines in question won't destroy the world.
** At Aurnion, Raven tells Karol that the spirits are affecting his blastia. They probably helped keep it running even after all the cores disappeared, out of compassion and/or as a reward for helping save the world.
** At Aurnion, Raven tells Karol that the spirits are affecting his blastia. They probably helped keep it running even after all the cores disappeared, out of compassion and/or as a reward for helping save the world.
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*** It's doubtful Yuri would've just left him there. He either fished the guy out himself or made sure his buddies were able to do it. Assuming of course the armor was indeed too heavy.
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***** So, we put an end to superbeings powering the worlds machines... so that another superbeing can power a machine. '''What'''.
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***** So, we put an end to superbeings powering the worlds machines... so that another superbeing can power a machine. '''What'''.'''What'''.
****** But this time, the superbeing powering the machines in question won't destroy the world.
****** But this time, the superbeing powering the machines in question won't destroy the world.
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**** There's also a scene you can get in Dahngrest where he's told to have the party's blastia expert take a look at it; assuming he followed this advice, it's possible that they were able to get a spirit to power the blastia.
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**** There's also a scene you can get in Dahngrest where he's told to have the party's blastia expert take a look at it; assuming he followed this advice, it's possible that they were able to get a spirit to power the blastia.blastia.
***** So, we put an end to superbeings powering the worlds machines... so that another superbeing can power a machine. '''What'''.
***** So, we put an end to superbeings powering the worlds machines... so that another superbeing can power a machine. '''What'''.
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*** This is sort-of addressed in the game; his blastia is unconventional; it doesn't run on aer, but on his own lifeforce. As such, presumably it was not converted.
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*** This is sort-of addressed in the game; his blastia is unconventional; it doesn't run on aer, but on his own lifeforce. As such, presumably it was not converted.converted.
**** There's also a scene you can get in Dahngrest where he's told to have the party's blastia expert take a look at it; assuming he followed this advice, it's possible that they were able to get a spirit to power the blastia.
**** There's also a scene you can get in Dahngrest where he's told to have the party's blastia expert take a look at it; assuming he followed this advice, it's possible that they were able to get a spirit to power the blastia.
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* In ''TalesOfVesperia'', at one point Yuri and company are arrested by a [[GoldfishPoopGang group of the Royal Knights]], and they read him his rap sheet. We only see one bit of it, a throw-away line about how Yuri once [[ChaoticGood threw one of the knights into the river when he came to collect taxes]]. These knights wear heavy plate armor. [[MoralDissonance Yuri tried to kill someone]] [[WhatTheHellHero for doing his job]]. And that was only the eighteenth charge on the list.
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* In ''TalesOfVesperia'', ''VideoGame/TalesOfVesperia'', at one point Yuri and company are arrested by a [[GoldfishPoopGang group of the Royal Knights]], and they read him his rap sheet. We only see one bit of it, a throw-away line about how Yuri once [[ChaoticGood threw one of the knights into the river when he came to collect taxes]]. These knights wear heavy plate armor. [[MoralDissonance Yuri tried to kill someone]] [[WhatTheHellHero for doing his job]]. And that was only the eighteenth charge on the list.
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* Yay! You've destoryed all the Blastia! Isn't that great guy with a blastia for a heart . . . OhCrap. Just as he was starting to not be a DeathSeeker too.
** Which leads to the FridgeLogic: the ending shows that he did, in fact, live. How?
** Which leads to the FridgeLogic: the ending shows that he did, in fact, live. How?
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* Yay! You've destoryed destroyed all the Blastia! Isn't that great guy with a blastia for a heart . . . OhCrap. Just as he was starting to not be a DeathSeeker too.
** Which leads to the FridgeLogic: the ending shows that he did, in fact, live.How?How?
*** This is sort-of addressed in the game; his blastia is unconventional; it doesn't run on aer, but on his own lifeforce. As such, presumably it was not converted.
** Which leads to the FridgeLogic: the ending shows that he did, in fact, live.
*** This is sort-of addressed in the game; his blastia is unconventional; it doesn't run on aer, but on his own lifeforce. As such, presumably it was not converted.
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* Yay! You've destoryed all the Blastia! Isn't that great guy with a blastia for a heart . . . OhCrap. Just as he was starting to not be a DeathSeeker too.
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* Yay! You've destoryed all the Blastia! Isn't that great guy with a blastia for a heart . . . OhCrap. Just as he was starting to not be a DeathSeeker too.too.
** Which leads to the FridgeLogic: the ending shows that he did, in fact, live. How?
** Which leads to the FridgeLogic: the ending shows that he did, in fact, live. How?
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* Yay! You've destory all the Blastia! Isn't that great guy with a blastia for a heart . . . OhCrap. Just as he was starting to not be a DeathSeeker too.
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* Yay! You've destory destoryed all the Blastia! Isn't that great guy with a blastia for a heart . . . OhCrap. Just as he was starting to not be a DeathSeeker too.
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*** Compared to [[TarAndFeathers historical]] protests against tax collectors, this Troper viewed it as light.
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*** Compared to [[TarAndFeathers historical]] protests against tax collectors, this Troper viewed it as light.light.
* Yay! You've destory all the Blastia! Isn't that great guy with a blastia for a heart . . . OhCrap. Just as he was starting to not be a DeathSeeker too.
* Yay! You've destory all the Blastia! Isn't that great guy with a blastia for a heart . . . OhCrap. Just as he was starting to not be a DeathSeeker too.
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*** Compared to [[TarAndFeathers historical]] protests against tax collectors, this Troper viewed it as light.
