History VideoGame / DarkSavior

* FiveManBand: The Bounty Hunter team introduced at the beginning and play a central part in Parallel 4.
** TheLeader: Garian is said to be the strongest and is seen as a leader for capturing Bilan, but more of a loner.
** TheLancer: Beau, who has an unblockable attack and slightly stronger than Kiwi.
** TheBigGuy: Orion, a big guy with an axe.
** TheSmartGuy: Kiwi, who comes off as more composed in the dialogue.
** TheChick: Sherry, the only girl on the team and appears to be the youngest.

* AnAxeToGrind: Orion. Uses it with a slightly unorthodox backhand grip and upwards swing. And, with a more traditional axe and swing, Evilsizer. Also, the Commander, also known as "King Lard", who uses a similar style to Orion.

* AbsoluteCleavage: Kay, which is more apparent in the FMV video seen at the end of Parallels 2 and 5 which has a shot focused on her large bust. This is also apparent in Tracy and Meg's sprites as well.

%% * WhoWearsShortShorts: Out of the entire female cast, Sherry.

* InTheBlood: The Golden Castle of Parallel 2 reveals that Kurt's ancestor, Kurt I, sacrificed four maidens from a wealthy merchant to the gods. In actuality, he did it after they [[DisproportionateRetribution rejected his advances]].

%% * AbsoluteCleavage: Kay. It's more apparent in the FMV video seen at the end of Parallels 2 and 5. Tracy and Meg as well.
%% * AbsurdlySpaciousSewer: Garian often travels in one to reach various areas of the game.
%% * ActionGirl: Kay, Tracy, Miranda and Sherry.

%% * AFateWorseThanDeath: It's said that carbon freeze is this.

%% * AlreadyUndoneForYou: Copper and Golden Castle in parallel 4.
* AlternateHistory: A major part of the story. Three wildly different plotlines grow out of nearly the same starting point, and one of them split into two alternate timelines that come together at the end.
%% * AncestralWeapon: [[spoiler: The Rajeen Sword in Parallel 1 turns out to be this]].

%% * AppliedPhlebotinum: Bilanium.
%% * AssKicksYou: One of Meg's attacks. Her finishing move ends with a flaming version of it.
%% * AttackOfThe50FootWhatever: Bilan at the end of parallel 1, Drizzit after falling into the Bilanium in parallel 2.

%% * BigBad: Bilan in parallel 1, Kurtliegen in parallel 2 ([[spoiler: initially appears to be one in parallel 1 too, but redeems himself if you ''don't'' kill him, and becomes an ally in face of a greater threat before being killed in parallel 3]]), J.J. in parallel 3, [[spoiler: Carbon Garian]] in parallel 4.

%% * BlackMarket: Regina.
%% * BodySnatcher: Bilan. [[BodySurf Changes bodies a bit too]].
%% * BossRush: The secret parallel 5, Marathon of Death. Reached by [[spoiler: losing to Bilan in the Captain's Cabin after completing the other parallels]].
%% * BottomlessPits: A bit of everywhere.
%% * BottomlessPitRescueService: Jack's secondary job.

%% * ChekhovsGun:
%% ** The blue rose.
%% ** "Plan D". Mentioned but canceled in parallel 2, carried out in parallel 3.
%% * ChekhovsGunman:
%% ** J.J. Seen as a corpse in parallel 1, found sulking in one room in parallel 2... and the entire reason there's plot in parallel 3 and 4.
%% ** If you play parallel 1 before parallel 2, Kay is this ''big time''.
%% ** If you play parallel 2 before parallel 3, [[spoiler: all the criminals]] you see in the [[spoiler: execution chamber]].

%% * ConflictKiller:
%% ** J.J. in parallel 3 (though the new conflict is put into effect only ''after'' you've killed Bilan, it was decided to happen earlier) and [[spoiler: Carbon Garian]] in parallel 4.
%% ** In a way, Bilan in parallel 1 - after playing both parallels 1 and 2, it's clear that Kurtliegen was planning on doing exactly what he does in parallel 2, but Bilan threw a wrench into everybody's plans. Musashi's scene in Golden Castle starts out identically, but Bilan interrupts it in parallel 1. [[WhatHappenedToTheMouse While Miranda is presumably still in the castle.]]

%% * {{Doppelganger}}: [[spoiler: Carbon Garian]]. Jack explains the term.

%% * DownTheDrain: The sewers.

%% * TheDreaded: Bilan as revealed in the opening. Parallel 1 shows exactly why he is.

%% ** The opening sequence on Seabandits becomes this if you end up going to Parallel 1.

%% * EldritchAbomination: Bilan, who was created by Lavian scientists trying to harness the power of Bilanium.

%% * EvilCounterpart: [[spoiler: Carbon Garian, although he's referred to as EvilTwin in-game.]]
%% * EvilMeScaresMe: [[spoiler: Garian does not like his Carbon Freeze self.]]
%% * ExpositionFairy: Jack's main job.
%% * {{Expy}}:
%% ** Blade is Franchise/{{Predator}} in all but name.
%% ** Lance looks an awful lot like Creator/StevenSeagal. In fact, his Japanese name ''is'' Seagal.

%% * FiveManBand: When the bounty hunter team is assembled in parallel 4. Not that there's really much teamwork shown.
%% * FlashStep: Kay makes use of it.
%% * {{Foreshadowing}}: All over the place, especially in parallel 1 if you play parallel 1 first (and you most likely will). But even if you manage to hit parallel 2 on your first playthrough, there's a couple things that work in reverse too, chiefly the Lavian Ruins.

%% * HopelessBossFight:
%% ** The first battle with [[spoiler: Kurtliegen at the end of parallel 2]].
%% ** [[spoiler: Tracy]] in parallel 2 if you [[spoiler: leave Kay to die]] and then lie about it.
%% * HopelessWithTech: Bruno is said not to be mechanically inclined, requiring an assistant.

%% * IsometricProjection: Or as the game's credits list it: "Hyuperion Perspective".

%% * KickChick: Kay uses a lot of kicks.

%% * LivingStatue: Copper, Golden, and Silver [[spoiler: Kay.]]
%% * MadScientist: Doc, who delights in Kurt's evil ways. He's later discovered to be responsible for [[spoiler: bringing Lance back from the dead]].

%% * MightMakesRight: Kurt has this outlook particularly in Parallel 2. Sean and Meg also believe they did nothing wrong by killing weak people, believing they were doing them a favor.
%% * MinecartMadness: In full 3D, with four different awkward camera angles to choose from. Happens in parallel 2 and 3, with different courses.

%% * {{Ninja}}: Kay.

%% * PaletteSwap: Jack/Kaiser/Regina, Butch/the Terrible Trio, BIOS No.26/BIOS No.42, Matt/Dunbar, and most bizarrely, Duran/the Lavian Knight.
%% * PenalColony: Jailer's Island.

%% * TheReveal: At the end of parallel 2, [[spoiler: Kay is revealed to actually be the Silver statue]].
%% * RomanceArc: Parallel 2, ''A Hunt for the Heart''.

%% * TakenForGranite: The prisoners executed by carbon freeze.

%% * TooDumbToLive: Bruno in parallel 3. No, you can't bargain with Bilan.

%% * UndeadChild: Garian can fight one in the Mausoleum.
%% * UndergroundCity: Otherwise known as J.J. City, which sits under the center of the island. Filled with bars, clubs, and people forced into cheerleader uniforms by J.J. [[CreepyCrossdresser who might actually be men]].

%% * WardensAreEvil: Kurtliegen, big time.
%% * WeaksauceWeakness: Bilan's secret weakness, which turns out to be [[spoiler: being hit in the back.]]

%% * PettingZooPeople: Some of Garian's Bounty Hunter friends are these. Other plot-important characters include Drizzit (a reptile) and Bruno (a white tiger).

** SuperNotDrowningSkills: Copper is fought in a water-filled basin, and Garian shows no signs of discomfort.

* AbsoluteCleavage: Kay. It's more apparent in the FMV video seen at the end of Parallels 2 and 5. Tracy and Meg as well.
* AbsurdlySpaciousSewer: Garian often travels in one to reach various areas of the game.
* ActionGirl: Kay, Tracy, Miranda and Sherry.

* AFateWorseThanDeath: It's said that carbon freeze is this.

* AlreadyUndoneForYou: Copper and Golden Castle in parallel 4.

* AncestralWeapon: [[spoiler: The Rajeen Sword in Parallel 1 turns out to be this]].

* AppliedPhlebotinum: Bilanium.
* AssKicksYou: One of Meg's attacks. Her finishing move ends with a flaming version of it.
* AttackOfThe50FootWhatever: Bilan at the end of parallel 1, Drizzit after falling into the Bilanium in parallel 2.

* BigBad: Bilan in parallel 1, Kurtliegen in parallel 2 ([[spoiler: initially appears to be one in parallel 1 too, but redeems himself if you ''don't'' kill him, and becomes an ally in face of a greater threat before being killed in parallel 3]]), J.J. in parallel 3, [[spoiler: Carbon Garian]] in parallel 4.

* BlackMarket: Regina.
* BodySnatcher: Bilan. [[BodySurf Changes bodies a bit too]].
* BossRush: The secret parallel 5, Marathon of Death. Reached by [[spoiler: losing to Bilan in the Captain's Cabin after completing the other parallels]].
* BottomlessPits: A bit of everywhere.
** BottomlessPitRescueService: Jack's secondary job.

** Garian really has no choice but to drink the [[strike: booze]] Jalapeno Juice he's offered when entering Jailer's Island.

* CameBackStrong / HeroicSecondWind: [[spoiler: Kay in parallel 2; she immolates herself with a fire spell, only to come back for the final boss fight against Bilanium-infused Drizzit complete with fire magic.]]

* ChekhovsGun:
** The blue rose.
** "Plan D". Mentioned but canceled in parallel 2, carried out in parallel 3.
* ChekhovsGunman:
** J.J. Seen as a corpse in parallel 1, found sulking in one room in parallel 2... and the entire reason there's plot in parallel 3 and 4.
** If you play parallel 1 before parallel 2, Kay is this ''big time''.
** If you play parallel 2 before parallel 3, [[spoiler: all the criminals]] you see in the [[spoiler: execution chamber]].

* ConflictKiller:
** J.J. in parallel 3 (though the new conflict is put into effect only ''after'' you've killed Bilan, it was decided to happen earlier) and [[spoiler: Carbon Garian]] in parallel 4.
** In a way, Bilan in parallel 1 - after playing both parallels 1 and 2, it's clear that Kurtliegen was planning on doing exactly what he does in parallel 2, but Bilan threw a wrench into everybody's plans. Musashi's scene in Golden Castle starts out identically, but Bilan interrupts it in parallel 1. [[WhatHappenedToTheMouse While Miranda is presumably still in the castle.]]

* {{Doppelganger}}: [[spoiler: Carbon Garian]]. Jack explains the term.

* DownTheDrain: The sewers.
* TheDragon: Max and Lance both serve as Kurtliegen's Dragons.
* TheDreaded: Bilan as revealed in the opening. Parallel 1 shows exactly why he is.

** The opening sequence on Seabandits becomes this if you end up going to Parallel 1.

* EldritchAbomination: Bilan, who was created by Lavian scientists trying to harness the power of Bilanium.

* EvilCounterpart: [[spoiler: Carbon Garian, although he's referred to as EvilTwin in-game.]]
* EvilMeScaresMe: [[spoiler: Garian does not like his Carbon Freeze self.]]
* [[ExpositionFairy Exposition Bird]]: Jack's main job.
* {{Expy}}:
** Blade is Franchise/{{Predator}} in all but name.
** Lance looks an awful lot like Creator/StevenSeagal. In fact, his Japanese name ''is'' Seagal.

* FiveManBand: When the bounty hunter team is assembled in parallel 4. Not that there's really much teamwork shown.
** TheHero: Garian
** TheLancer: Beau and Kiwi
** TheBigGuy: Orion
** TheSmartGuy: Jack
** TheChick: Sherry
** SixthRanger: Kay
* FlashStep: Kay makes use of it.
* {{Foreshadowing}}: All over the place, especially in parallel 1 if you play parallel 1 first (and you most likely will). But even if you manage to hit parallel 2 on your first playthrough, there's a couple things that work in reverse too, chiefly the Lavian Ruins.

* FourManBand: In parallel 2.
** BigBad: Kurtliegen
** TheDragon: Max
** TheBrute: Lance
** TheEvilGenius: Doc

** HologramProjectionImperfection: Used in Parallel 1 to indicate the state Kay is in, as she gets worse over time. The hologram is also distorted in Parallel 2 but for no particular reason.
* HopelessBossFight:
** The first battle with [[spoiler: Kurtliegen at the end of parallel 2]].
** [[spoiler: Tracy]] in parallel 2 if you [[spoiler: leave Kay to die]] and then lie about it.
* HopelessWithTech: Bruno is said not to be mechanically inclined, requiring an assistant.

* IsometricProjection: Or as the game's credits list it: "Hyuperion Perspective".

* KickChick: Kay uses a lot of kicks.

* LivingStatue: Copper, Golden, and Silver [[spoiler: Kay.]]
* MadScientist: Doc, who delights in Kurt's evil ways. He's later discovered to be responsible for [[spoiler: bringing Lance back from the dead]].

* MightMakesRight: Kurt has this outlook particularly in Parallel 2. Sean and Meg also believe they did nothing wrong by killing weak people, believing they were doing them a favor.
* MinecartMadness: In full 3D, with four different awkward camera angles to choose from. Happens in parallel 2 and 3, with different courses.

* {{Ninja}}: Kay.
** HighlyVisibleNinja: She wears neon blue.

* PaletteSwap: Jack/Kaiser/Regina, Butch/the Terrible Trio, BIOS No.26/BIOS No.42, Matt/Dunbar, and most bizarrely, Duran/the Lavian Knight.
* PenalColony: Jailer's Island.
* PettingZooPeople: Some of Garian's Bounty Hunter friends are these. Other plot-important characters include Drizzit (a reptile) and Bruno (a white tiger).

* TheReveal: At the end of parallel 2, [[spoiler: Kay is revealed to actually be the Silver statue]].
* RomanceArc: Parallel 2, ''A Hunt for the Heart''.

* TakenForGranite: The prisoners executed by carbon freeze.

* TooDumbToLive: Bruno in parallel 3. No, you can't bargain with Bilan.

* UndeadChild: Garian can fight one in the Mausoleum.
* UndergroundCity: Otherwise known as J.J. City, which sits under the center of the island. Filled with bars, clubs, and people forced into cheerleader uniforms by J.J. [[CreepyCrossdresser who might actually be men]].

* WardensAreEvil: Kurtliegen, big time.
* WeaksauceWeakness: Bilan's secret weakness, which turns out to be [[spoiler: being hit in the back.]]

* WhoWearsShortShorts: Out of the entire female cast, Sherry.

* [[FiveBadBand Four Bad Band]]: In parallel 2.
** BigBad: Kurtliegen
** TheDragon: Max
** TheBrute: Lance
** TheEvilGenius: Doc

* MultipleEndings: Aside from the ending for each parallel, some contain more than one. The ending for Parallel 4 slightly differs text-wise whether you save your friends, save some of them, or none of them.

** In Parallel 2, Garian uses Kay as a platform to get into the next area, after which she departs. If the player immediately turns back and falls, they'll land on a large blue rose in place of where Kay once was.

** Suitably, Parallel 4 is all about this, which has Garian fighting for his own existence. Not only does he have to go through all four castles again, but he's trying to save his four bounty hunter friends, Orion, Beau, Kiwi and Sherry, from being killed by the four Carbon Freeze prisoners, [=DeBose=], Sean, Blade and Meg.

* MadScientist: Doc

** The Copper, Gold and Silver castles deep in the island, serving as the final levels in Parallels 1 and 2, and the first of the 4th. In Parallel 2, he ventures these castles seeking out their three rings and the three statues that wield them.
* ShoutOut: "Bar Stalker" in J.J. City is one towards their previous games ''VideoGame/LandStalker'' and ''Lady Stalker: Challenge from the Past''.

* UndergroundCity: Otherwise known as J.J. City, which sits under the center of the island. Filled with bars, clubs, and cheerleaders.

** Tracy may have been kidnapped and is too weak to fight after she's rescued, but she's actually very formidable. How so? [[She's not only a Lavian ninja herself, but if you leave Kay behind in Deadman's Castle and lie to her about it, you're treated to a HopelessBossFight against her]].

** Lance, as well as [[spoiler: all criminals executed by carbon freeze]] in parallel 4.

** Kay in Parallels 1 and 2, despite being the strongest character in Parallel 4. In Parallel 1, her life is in danger due to Bilan. In Parallel 2, she's chased and cornered by Kurtliegen in the Lavian Ruins, and he later takes her hostage towards the end. [[spoiler: Tracy her place if Kay is left to die in Deadman's Castle, and becomes a HopelessBossFight if you lie to her about it]].

* DarkActionGirl: Meg.

* DidNotGetTheGirl: The endings for [[spoiler: Parallel 1 and 4. Kay dies at the end of the first one, and Garian decides to go a separate path without her in the fourth. Jack calls him out for it and the fact that he liked her sister instead]].

** The four bounty hunters Garian has to save in Parallel 4: Orion, Beau, Kiwi and Sherry. This also goes for the Carbon Freeze prisoners he has to save them from: [=DeBose=], Sean, Blade and Meg.

* PaletteSwap: Jack/Kaiser/Regina, Butch/the Terrible Trio, Matt/Dunbar, and most bizarrely, Duran/the Lavian Knight.

** HologramProjectionImperfection: Used in n Parallel 1 to indicate the state Kay is in, as she gets worse over time. The hologram is also distorted in Parallel 2 but for no particular reason.

* NotEvilJustMisunderstood: Bilan is somewhat given this treatment in Parallel 5. The first round against him has him telling Garian that he's capable of love, and the last round against his second form has him begging Garian to help him from his suffering. In any case, he's still described as the immortal, metamorphosing, murderous organism.

A UsefulNotes/SegaSaturn game released in 1996 (1997 in Europe), ''Dark Savior'' was a SpiritualSuccessor to Climax' earlier game ''VideoGame/{{Landstalker}}''. It does, however, not have anything to do with it.

Rajeen BountyHunter Garian (Ryu-Ya in the original) is on board a prison transport ship headed for Jailer's Island, transporting the incredibly dangerous creature Bilan, who of course escapes during the journey and Garian has to hunt him down. Depending on how long the player takes to complete the introduction part of the game, they move on to one of three "parallels", taking place in the same world and sharing plot elements, but also having significant differences - for instance, almost every part of the plot on Jailer's Island in the first parallel is directly caused by Bilan's escape, but to get to the second parallel you have to catch up with and kill Bilan already in the introduction, changing the story dramatically. Complicating matters is the Jailer's Island Warden Kurtliegen, who uses prisoners for slave labour to mine the dangerous substance Bilanium. The Lavian ninja Kay is a central character too, and is the one given the most different characterization in the three possible timelines.

** Parallel 4, following directly after parallel 3. Garian has one hour to find and destroy [[spoiler: Carbon Garian]], else the current universe collapses. More time is gained through unskippable plot, though.
** Parallel 4 has another timed mission. Within the hour given, Garian must find all his friends before they're killed [[spoiler: by Carbon Garian]]. At certain points during the countdown, one of Garian's Bounty Hunter team will be killed. Letting some or all die nets you a different ending. Oh, and the timer until the next one dies is invisible. Good luck figuring out how long your next mate has left to live if you don't intervene. And after beating the FinalBoss, you're given 95 seconds to get off of Jailer's Island.

** HologramProjectionImperfection: Justified in Parallel 1 due to the state Kay is in. [[spoiler: In the ending, only half of her remains but she dies shortly afterward]].

* RuleOfThree: The Terrible Trio in Deadman's Castle. As well as the Copper, Gold and Silver Castles.

* TooDumbToLive: Bruno in parallel 3. No, you can't bargain with Bilan.

* TheEndOfTheWorldAsWeKnowIt: A possible outcome for Parallel 2 if he leaves Kay behind in Deadman's Castle and lies about it when he's confronted about it. [[spoiler: After Tracy kills Garian, communications with Jailer's Island ceases and an army of Bilano later arrive on the shores of both Lavian and Rajeen, signaling the end of humanity. It's implied Tracy was behind it as revenge for her sister's death]].

** Parallel 4 has another timed mission. Within the hour given, Garian must find all his friends before they're killed [[spoiler: by Carbon Garian]]. At certain points during the countdown, one of Garian's Bounty Hunter team will be killed. Letting some or all die nets you a different ending. Oh, and the timer until the next one dies is invisible. Good luck figuring out how long your next mate has left to live if you don't intervene.
** Overlaps with TravellingAtTheSpeedOfPlot towards the later stages of Parallel 4. [[spoiler: No matter how long or how short you take in saving your Bounty Hunter companions or how much time you have on the clock, Carbon Garian will always have just entered the port by the time you make it, and Garian is right behind him at the prison gates.]] And after beating him, you're given 95 seconds to get off of Jailer's Island.

* BewareTheSillyOnes: J.J. is a small, yellow guy (even described in-game as looking like a banana) with a backwards baseball cap and using ''maracas'' as his weapon. He's also the BigBad and final boss of parallel 3. His theme song in the sound test is even called "Dance on the Corpse".

* DefrostingIceQueen: Kay in Parallels 1 and 2, who stubbornly refuses the help of the Rajeen bounty hunter. In Parallel 1, she treats him with disdain until she realizes he's the only one who's willing to help her in her situation. In Parallel 2, she's weary of him but begins to make conversation as they go through Deadman's Castle together, and grows fond of him once they escape. When she approaches Garian in Parallel 4, she's willing to offer her help after she dreamt that he saved her life, but this time Garian's the one weary of her.

** In the bad ending for Parallel 2, [[spoiler: it's implied Tracy sets off an army of Bilano upon the lands of Lavian and Rajeen, resulting in TheEndOfTheWorldAsWeKnowIt, after learning that Garian left her sister to die and lied to her about it]].

* DubNameChange: Ryu-ya becomes Garian, Koyuki becomes Kay... Actually, pretty much everyone had their name changed in the localization process, so there's too many to list here.

* TheEndOfTheWorldAsWeKnowIt: The bad ending for Parallel 2. [[spoiler: Garian is killed and an army of Bilano later arrive on the shores of both Lavian and Rajeen, signaling the end of humanity. It's implied Tracy was behind it as revenge for her sister's death]].

* MultipleEndings: Aside from the ending for each parallel, some contain more than one. The bad ending for Parallel 2 plays if Garian leaves Kay behind and lies when he's confronted about it, and the ending for Parallel 4 slightly differs text-wise whether you save your friends, save some of them, or none of them.

* UnwinnableByDesign: In Parallel 2, it is possible to completely avoid saving Kay in the prison, and continue on with the game [[spoiler: A new(ish) character is introduced to take her place even. However, this can lead to an unwinnable situation in the future depending on one action the player can take, which involves lying to Kay's sister, Tracy, and having to fight her with infinite life, but telling the truth results in time-travel back to before you meet Kay in the prison]].

* DefrostingIceQueen: Kay in Parallels 1 and 2, who stubbornly refuses the help of the Rajeen bounty hunter. In Parallel 1, she treats him with disdain until she realizes he's the only one who's willing to help her in her situation. In Parallel 2, she's weary of him but begins to make conversation as they go through Deadman's Castle together, and grows fond of him once they escape.

* DefrostingIceQueen: Kay in Parallel 1. She stubbornly refuses Garian's help throughout because of her loyalty to her country, but when her distress calls go unanswered and realizes he's the only one who's willing to help her, she finally treats him with respect and asks for help just before the final battle. [[spoiler: But by then it's already too late and she dies in the ending]].

* UnwantedAssistance: Kay in Parallel 1. Although she's NotQuiteDead, she's clearly in some kind of life-threatening crisis, but the Lavian ninja rejects Garian's offer to help her because he's from Rajeen. She eventually accepts his help when she realizes that Garian is right and her country has abandoned her.

* DubNameChange: Ryu-ya becomes Garian, Kyoki becomes Kay... Actually, pretty much everyone had their name changed in the localization process, so there's too many to list here.

* IHaveYouNowMyPretty: Part of why Musashi kidnaps Miranda in Parallel 2. After he kills Garian he plans to make Miranda his.

* InTheBlood: The Golden Castle of Parallel 2 reveals that Kurt probably got his evil inherited by his ancestor, Kurt I, who sacrificed four maidens from a wealthy merchant to the gods. In actuality, he did it after they [[DisproportionateRetribution rejected his advances]].

* MultipleEndings: Aside from the ending for each parallel, some contain more than one. The bad ending for Parallel 2 plays if Garian leaves Kay behind and lies when he's confronted about it, and the ending for Parallel 4 differs whether you save your friends, save some of them, or none of them.

** Kay in Parallels 1 and 2, despite being the strongest character in Parallel 4. In Parallel 1, her life is in danger due to Bilan. In Parallel 2, she's chased and cornered by Kurtliegen in the Lavian Ruins, and he later takes her hostage towards the end. [[spoiler: Tracy her place is Kay is left to die in Deadman's Castle, and becomes a HopelessBossFight if you lie to her about it]].

* EvilCounterpart: [[spoiler: Carbon Garian]]

* NotEvilJustMisunderstood: Despite being described as the immortal, metamorphosing, murderous organism seconds before, Parallel 5 turns Bilan into this. The first round against him has him claiming that he's capable of love, and the last round has him begging Garian to help him from his suffering.