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** The game once had the title ''VideoGame/DarkChronicle: Rogue Galaxy'' during production, but since the game distanced itself a lot from its predecessors, the developers dropped the title, turning the game into its own IP. An early title screen with the name can still be found inside the game's files (although misspelled as "Rougue Galaxy"), alongside an even earlier version of it. The "Dark Cloud 3" name is also spotted inside an empty folder of the Playstation 2 version of ''DragonQuestVIII'', which uses the same engine as ''Dark Chronicle'' and ''Rogue Galaxy'', implying it was being developed alongside DQVIII.

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** The game once had the title ''VideoGame/DarkChronicle: Rogue Galaxy'' during production, but since the game distanced itself a lot from its predecessors, the developers dropped the title, turning the game into its own IP. An early title screen with the name can still be found inside the game's files (although misspelled as "Rougue Galaxy"), alongside an even earlier version of it. The "Dark Cloud 3" name is also spotted inside an empty folder of the Playstation 2 version of ''DragonQuestVIII'', ''VideoGame/DragonQuestVIII'', which uses the same engine as ''Dark Chronicle'' and ''Rogue Galaxy'', implying it was being developed alongside DQVIII.
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** The Georama Mode would return in a much bigger scale, requiring the player to reconstruct planets to advance the story. However, since the Georama Mode had an in-universe reason to exist in the previous two games, the idea was scrapped.
** The game once had the title ''Dark Chronicle: Rogue Galaxy'' during production, but since the game distanced itself a lot from its predecessors, the developers dropped the title, turning the game into its own IP. An early title screen with the name can still be found inside the game's files.
* WorkingTitle: ''Dark Cloud 3''.

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** The Georama Mode System would return in a much bigger scale, requiring the player to reconstruct rebuild planets to advance the story. However, since Sony didn't understand how this version of the Georama Mode had an in-universe reason System would work and ordered Level 5 to exist scrap it and replace it with something more simple, resulting in the creation of the Factory System. Sony's decision also made sense, as the Georama System was a major part of the story in the previous two games, and there was no way to include it in the idea was scrapped.
game without an in-universe reason.
** The game once had the title ''Dark Chronicle: ''VideoGame/DarkChronicle: Rogue Galaxy'' during production, but since the game distanced itself a lot from its predecessors, the developers dropped the title, turning the game into its own IP. An early title screen with the name can still be found inside the game's files.
files (although misspelled as "Rougue Galaxy"), alongside an even earlier version of it. The "Dark Cloud 3" name is also spotted inside an empty folder of the Playstation 2 version of ''DragonQuestVIII'', which uses the same engine as ''Dark Chronicle'' and ''Rogue Galaxy'', implying it was being developed alongside DQVIII.
* WorkingTitle: ''Dark Cloud 3''.3'' and ''Dark Chronicle: Rogue Galaxy''.

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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: ''Rogue Galaxy'' started its development as the third installment of the ''VideoGame/DarkCloud'' series before it became its own title, as the developers wanted to try something new rather than do another game in a fantasy setting. There are two early title screens inside the game's files of both the US and Japanese releases of the game, with one of them using the ''Dark Chronicle'' title. Said files are also named "[[=DC3=]]". The Japanese version also contains some files being referred internally as "[[=DC3=]]-Project".

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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: ''Rogue Galaxy'' started its development as the third installment of the ''VideoGame/DarkCloud'' series before it became its own title, as the developers wanted to try something new rather than do another game in a fantasy setting. There are setting:
** Jaster was planned to be the main protagonist of ''Dark Cloud 3'' from the very start and was called Jenus during development, complete with a different getup than his desert wastelander outfit. Kisala was also conceived from the start, but not much is know about her early plans.
** The Georama Mode would return in a much bigger scale, requiring the player to reconstruct planets to advance the story. However, since the Georama Mode had an in-universe reason to exist in the previous
two games, the idea was scrapped.
** The game once had the title ''Dark Chronicle: Rogue Galaxy'' during production, but since the game distanced itself a lot from its predecessors, the developers dropped the title, turning the game into its own IP. An
early title screens screen with the name can still be found inside the game's files of both the US and Japanese releases of the game, with one of them using the files.
* WorkingTitle:
''Dark Chronicle'' title. Said files are also named "[[=DC3=]]". The Japanese version also contains some files being referred internally as "[[=DC3=]]-Project".Cloud 3''.
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* TheWikiRule: [[http://roguegalaxy.wikia.com/wiki/Rogue_Galaxy_Wiki Rogue Galaxy Wiki]].
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* DirectedByCastMember: In the English version, Creator/WendeeLee is Mother Rune's voice actress as well as one of the ADR directors.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: ''Rogue Galaxy'' started its development as the third installment of the ''VideoGame/DarkCloud'' series before it became its own title, as the developers wanted to try something new rather than do another game in a fantasy setting. There are two early title screens inside the game's files of both the US and Japanese releases of the game, with one of them using the ''Dark Chronicle'' title. Said files are also named "{{DC3}}". The Japanese version also contains some files being referred internally as "{{DC3}}-Project".

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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: ''Rogue Galaxy'' started its development as the third installment of the ''VideoGame/DarkCloud'' series before it became its own title, as the developers wanted to try something new rather than do another game in a fantasy setting. There are two early title screens inside the game's files of both the US and Japanese releases of the game, with one of them using the ''Dark Chronicle'' title. Said files are also named "{{DC3}}". "[[=DC3=]]". The Japanese version also contains some files being referred internally as "{{DC3}}-Project"."[[=DC3=]]-Project".
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: ''Rogue Galaxy'' started its development as the third installment of the ''VideoGame/DarkCloud'' series before it became its own title. There are two early title screens inside the game's files of both the US and Japanese releases of the game, with one of them using the ''Dark Chronicle'' title. Said files are also named "DC3". The Japanese version also contains some files being referred internally as "DC3-Project".

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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: ''Rogue Galaxy'' started its development as the third installment of the ''VideoGame/DarkCloud'' series before it became its own title.title, as the developers wanted to try something new rather than do another game in a fantasy setting. There are two early title screens inside the game's files of both the US and Japanese releases of the game, with one of them using the ''Dark Chronicle'' title. Said files are also named "DC3". "{{DC3}}". The Japanese version also contains some files being referred internally as "DC3-Project"."{{DC3}}-Project".
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: ''Rogue Galaxy'' started its development as the third installment of the ''VideoGame/DarkCloud'' series before it became its own title. There are two early title screens inside the game's files of both the US and Japanese releases of the game, with one of them using the ''Dark Chronicle'' title. Said files are also named "DC3". The Japanese version also contains some files being referred internally as "DC3-Project".
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* FakeScot: English actor Simon Wicard used a Scottish accent when he played Simon Wicard in the English version.

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* FakeScot: English actor Simon Wicard Greg Ellis used a Scottish accent when he played Simon Wicard in the English version.
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* TheWikiRule: [[http://roguegalaxy.wikia.com/wiki/Rogue_Galaxy_Wiki Rogue Galaxy Wiki]].

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*** Mio and Mark Pocacchio are voiced by Tomoe Hanba.

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*** Mio Desert Claw and the narrator are both played by Creator/KoichiYamadera.
*** Mio, Leo King
and Mark Pocacchio are voiced by Tomoe Hanba.



*** Ragnar and Sherio are voiced by Noboru Yamaguchi.



*** Alekt Rosencaster and Lord Logan are voiced by Creator/NaomiKusumi.

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*** Alekt Rosencaster and Lord Logan are voiced by Creator/NaomiKusumi.Naomi Kusumi.
*** Angela and Fabre are both played by Creator/TakakoHonda.
*** Yuvan and Burton Willis are voiced by Aruno Tahara.
*** Hiroshi Naka voices Jax Moriarty as well as Cancer King.
*** Arabis and Vandersch are voiced by Creator/{{Chafurin}}.
*** Father Raul and Libra King are both played by Bin Sasaki.
*** Creator/KentaroIto not only voices Tony, but he's the Insectron Announcer.
*** Ugozi lo Burkaqua and Izel are voiced by Tetsuo Goto.

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* ActingForTwo: In the English version:
** Creator/QuintonFlynn voices Monsha and Toady.
** Alekt Rosencaster and Robert are both played by Stephen Stanton.

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* ActingForTwo: ActingForTwo:
** In the Japanese version:
*** Mio and Mark Pocacchio are voiced by Tomoe Hanba.
*** Manabu Muraji voices Robert and Tony.
*** Gale Dorban and the younger Dorgengoa are both played by Creator/KojiYusa.
*** Creator/TakashiNagasako plays both Henry and Humanoid Borga.
*** Alekt Rosencaster and Lord Logan are voiced by Creator/NaomiKusumi.
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In the English version:
** *** Creator/QuintonFlynn voices Monsha and Toady.
** *** Alekt Rosencaster and Robert are both played by Stephen Stanton.
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* ActingForTwo: In the English version:
** Creator/QuintonFlynn voices Monsha and Toady.
** Alekt Rosencaster and Robert are both played by Stephen Stanton.
* CelebrityVoiceActor: In the Japanese version, Jaster is voiced by veteran actor Hiroshi Tamaki and Kisala is voiced by actress/singer Aya Ueto.
* FakeBrit: American Creator/YuriLowenthal voices the English-accented Steve.
* FakeScot: English actor Simon Wicard used a Scottish accent when he played Simon Wicard in the English version.
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