History GranblueFantasy / TropesMToQ

* NowWhichOneWasThatVoice: Most Primal Beasts are uncredited and voice modulation makes it more difficult to figure who was voiced by whom.
** Some actors eventually revealed who they voiced, like Creator/YukiOno as the voice of Sagittarius.
** Some actors' roles get revealed when the character they play as get updated versions in Lyria's journal, such as Satomi Moriya voicing "Sylph, Flutterspirit of Purity". She was initially uncredited in the journal entry of Sylph's first summon.

* OffModel: In the short music video for Cagliostro's ImageSong released on 2018, taking a closer look at the part where she is [[https://i.imgur.com/X9FULDO.jpg in the bathtub]] shows her having two right feet.

* NoPronunciationGuide: Applies to some fantasy names of places (i.e. Istavion pronounced as "Istavaion") or people (i.e. Herja pronounced as "Herya").

* NamesTheSame: In-universe and justified. There are two Zeyens in the story. One is a religious order in Phantagrande of which Sophia and Redluck are members, while the other is a revered title of a high priest in Nalhegrande, yet the two are very distinct and different from each other. The Zeyen in Nalhegrande, however, surmises that the two branched out from a single, original Zeyen.

** When using the Summon Call of "[[https://gbf.wiki/images/c/c2/Summon_b_2040297000.png Anat, For Love and War]]" under the Standard Animation settings, one of the first scenes shown to the player is a close-up of her [[ShesGotLegs uncovered thighs]].

** The "Conqueror of Eternals" is a trophy that provides a stat boost to the Eternals when the title is equipped.

* {{Metagame}}: Just like any MMORPG title, ''Granblue'' is also subject to different gameplay metas due to the [[LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters availability of characters]], weapons and summons that could outright [[GameBreaker/GranblueFantasy stand above the rest]]. Fortunately, any meta defined by the playerbase tends to last for several months or ''years'' (unlike the continuously, fast-evolving pace of metas in CardGames and [[MultiplayerOnlineBattleArena MOBAs]]).

* OutOfFocus: Common for games with LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters.

** Adding to this, who appears in the gacha, gets an event, or receives an alternate unit also seems to depend on a characters popularity or the popularity of the group connected to them, though by 2020, WordOfGod explained in a live stream that they weren’t simply going to release what was popular anymore and have begun to give SR and SSR units to lesser and unpopular characters as well.
** Played with in some cases in which a character might be "popular" (as in popularly used) [[PowerCreep because of their units usefulness]] rather than because the character themselves is actually well-liked as is the case for many units that are considered e-sports. This is usually conflated by the games developers however, landing these characters skins and alternate units in the gacha regardless. How these units are received by the playerbase in turn tends to vary with this extra attention either boosting interest in the character as a character or alternatively leading to further neglect.
** Belial’s popularity as a villain is likely the reason he received a game breaking summon that then went to become the most sought after summon in the game, dethroning Shiva, Bahamut, and Lucifer in the fan favorite summon polls.

** Not only the above, but this also determined that “What Makes The Sky Blue” would get a direct sequel, culminating into a trilogy due to fandom demand according to WordOfGod, though it should be said that according to Wyvern’s Reverie and Olivia’s playable release, there were already plans to continue the story in some way.
** Adding to this, who appears in the gacha, gets an event or receives an alternate unit also seems to depend on a characters popularity or the popularity of the group connected to them, though by 2020, WordOfGod explained in a live stream that they weren’t simply going to release what was popular anymore and have begun to give SR and SSR units to lesser and unpopular characters as well.
** Played with in some cases in which a character might be “popular” (as in popularly used) [[PowerCreep because of their units usefulness]] rather than because the character themselves is actually well-liked as is the case for many units that are considered e-sports. This is usually conflated by the games developers however, landing these characters skins and alternate units in the gacha regardless. How these units are received by the playerbase in turn tends to vary with this extra attention either boosting interest in the character as a character or alternatively leading to further neglect.
** Belial’s popularity as a villain is likely the reason he received a game breaking summon that then went to become the most sought after summon in the game, dethroning Shiva, Bahamut and Lucifer in the fan favorite summon polls.

* PowerCreep: Being an RPG gacha game, this is inevitable as there are characters, summons and weapons bound to offer more utility and strengths than some:

** Seasonal variants of characters generally are released as stronger, more useful versions of their non-limited selves, to the point where this has become a source of ire for players as those who cannot role for certain limited seasonal characters will either have to rely on sparking (a process which takes a year of saving up crystals and tickets) or anniversary ticketing them (which costs real money).
%%** The Belial summon did this to every summon in the game, including the other summons in the Providence series (Bahamut and Lucifer), being the best and most sought after summon in the game since his release.

** The "Divine Generals' Assembly" event. The generals get some time to relax and bond with each other at a resort, and despite their actual assembly continually being delayed it's a very light-hearted event... and then you find out [[spoiler:the resort staff are former ChildSoldiers, and Tiare wants them to disband because they remind her of herself -- she doesn't want to see the generals go through the things that she has.]]

* OddlyShapedSword: Because there are around a thousand or so weapons that are equippable and/or wielded by the gacha characters. Some swords are bound to have oddly-shaped blades. Take [[https://gbf.wiki/Balmung Balmung]] for example, it's tip has been split into two axe-shaped sides.