History VideoGame / FullmetalAlchemistAndTheBrokenAngel

* StatusAilment: Stunned, Weapon-banned, alchemy-banned, and poison. They can be cured with certain herb items.

* AutoRevive: The Amulet when equipped causes Ed to revive back to full health if KOed, but the accessory will perish.
* AwesomeButTemporary: Frenzy mode increases Ed's damage and experience, but it only lasts until you save, use a special, get knocked down, Al getting KOed, or when a chapter is complete.

* Experience Penalty: The Flurry Guide item halves EXP gained by defeating enemies (however, it doubles bonus EXP from combos)

* GunsAkimbo: Hawkeye

* AmbiguouslyEvil: Professor Wilhelm Eiselstein. Its said at the start of the game that rogue alchemists are gathering on Heissgart since he intends to create an [[TheMagocracy autonomous alchemist state]] from Amestris. While this is revealed to not be the case when he is met by the Elrics, there is something really off about him that doesn't make his motivations clear. [[spoiler:Turns out he is actually good, but his experiments with the catalyst led to catastrophic results like the creation of chimeras terrorizing the countryside]].

''Fullmetal Alchemist and the Broken Angel'' is an 2003 action role-playing game developed by Racjin and published by Creator/SquareEnix for the UsefulNotes/PlayStation2 console and is the first ever ''Franchise/FullmetalAlchemist'' video game released. The story penned by Hiromu Arakawa takes place between episodes 17 and 18 of the [[Anime/FullmetalAlchemist 2003 anime]], when Edward and Alphonse are on their way to Central City after their return from Resembool. However, their train gets derailed by a terrorist group, forcing the brothers to reach their destination on foot. While on their way, they are attacked by chimeras and meet a girl named [[MacGuffinGirl Armony]], who leads them to the town of New Heissgart. Her father turns out to be Professor Wilhelm Eiselstein, an old friend to Ed and Al, and one of the greatest Alchemists in the world with knowledge on catalysts (the study that makes alchemy even more efficient) and researching an artifact known as the Philosopher's Catalyst, which has powers equaling that of the Philosopher's Stone. This Philosopher's Catalyst seems to be directly linked with all the alchemists and military men gathering on the city as well as the berserk chimeras rampaging acros the countryside. The Elrics soon stumble into a sinister plot even darker than expected with the good professor at the center of it.

%%* AbandonedLaboratory: Wilhelm's lab
* AbandonedMine: The cave. Although not explicitly said to be a mine, the still present mining equipment shows it might have been.
* AbsurdlyHighLevelCap: By the time you beat the game, you will likely be in the Level 20s or 30s if you have been grinding a bit. The level cap is 99.
* AbsurdlySpaciousSewer: Though not a sewer, the Aqueduct is very spacious.
* ActuallyADoombot: Ed can transmute decoy Eds to soak up damage.
* AdvancingBossOfDoom: The crab chimera fought in the cave chases after you, and then you get to fight it.
* AdventureFriendlyWorld: Plenty of items lying around the environment can be conveniently transmuted into a weapon of some sort.
* AirborneMook: The bat-like chimeras

* AmbiguouslyHuman: **Genz the third time you encounter him. He was definitely human before, but now he appears to be completely robotic. He even bleeds after being defeated.
** Camilla. She could be apparently over 100 years old, and after facing a rebound, her face ‘cracks’ as if it’s a mask.

* AntagonisticGovernor: General Nemda rules New Heissgart with iron fist as its appointed military governor, has ambitions to rule his own kingdom and is put at odds with the Elric brothers.

* AssistCharacter: Alphonse's function in gameplay. He can be commanded to tackle enemies, guard Edward from enemies and use transmuted canons and scorpions.
* AttackItsWeakPoint: The crab chimera boss's underside.
* AutoRevive: The Amulet when equipped causes Ed to revive back to full health if killed, but the accessory will perish.
* AwesomeButTemporary: Frenzy mode increases Ed's damage and experience, it's a shame it only lasts until you save, use a special, or get knocked down.
* {{Backtracking}}: You backtrack to Old Hiessgart and New Hiessgart.

* BattleIntro: Most bosses have these. Most notable is against Rot, Blau and Gelb when they summon an animated armour.

* BeeAfraid: The bee-fish chimera enemies.
* BreakableWeapons: While most of Edward's arsenal is infinitely durable, Alphonse can only wield these types of blades that break after repeated use.
* BreathWeapon: Most chimeras use this. Typically breathing fire.

* BigBoosHaunt: The later part of Wilhelm's Castle, the atmosphere becomes darker and gloomier with animated suits of armor patrolling.
* BigBulkyBomb: The bombs you can transmute are 4 feet tall and look stereotypical.
* Birdcaged: The light blue hooded-variant and bee-fish chimeras can use alchemy to trap you in a bird cage.
* BittersweetEnding: [[spoiler:The Elrics stop Camilla from claiming the Catalyst for herself and she falls to her death. However, the Catalyst goes out of control and kills both Armony and Wilhelm in a massive explosion, leaving Ed and Al completely heartbroken at being unable to save them. ]].

* BlatantBurglar: The thug-variant enemies in the aqueduct wear ski masks.
* BloodKnight: Major Bresslau obsesses over his own physical strength and desire to beat the Fullmetal Alchemist. He goes as far as [[spoiler:turning both his arms into automails, and later his ''entire body'' to become even stronger]].
* BonusBoss: A unique variant where its [[spoiler:the final boss (Roy Mustang and Major Armstrong) is completely optional, though required for 100% completion. Whether you defeat or lose to them doesn't change the game's ending]].

* BossBanter: Roy Mustang says 'It's no use!' a lot during his battle
* BubbleGun: The bubble blower weapon.
* BulletproofVest: The bulletproof vest accessory reduces gunfire damage by 25%
* CarpetOfVirility: The shirtless thug-variant enemies in New Hiessgart have a very obvious tree-shaped yellow patch of their chests.

* CharacterPortrait: Characters conversing will show as portraits, even characters with no ingame models like Wilhelm, Nemda and Pastor.
* CherryTapping: The rubber hammer weapon always deals 1 damage.

* ColorCodedForYourConvenience: Items are highlighted with special glows according to who can use it: red for Edward, blue for Alphonse and green for both.

* DegradedBoss: The crab chimera is first fought as a boss, then later as an enemy

* DisneyVillainDeath: [[spoiler:After being defeated, Camilla stumbles due to her face being ruined and falls from a precipice]].

* EscortGame: A big chunk of the game has Armony follow you. She is invincible though.
* EvilSmellsBad: The chimera encounter in Hiessgart, outside Eiselstein’s old house, is preceded by a comment about a smell.
Edward was able to guess an office belonged to Nemda because of a ‘pork-like odor’.

** Camilla is physically based on Lust, but her [[VainSorceress personality]] and [[ImmortalitySeeker motivations]] are similar to Dante in the 2003 anime.

* EyelidPullTaunt: Armony does this with both eyelids to Ed.
* EyepatchOfPower: Camilla and Rot. Camilla's eyepatch is just a mechanical sight and not because she has one eye.

* FightWoosh: Most battle intros for the bosses end with this.

* FlippingHelpless: The crab chimera boss has to be flipped on its back using stone spikes to render it vulerable.
* FloatingInABubble: Enemies hit by the bubble blower weapon.

* GetBackHereBoss: Camilla will run away a lot when you fight her.
* GiantEnemyCrab: The giant crab-chimeras and boss.
* GiantFlyer: The flying chimera boss is a gigantic gryphon-like chimera.
* GiantMook: The goat-gorilla chimeras

* GreatEscape: After killing Nemda's pet chimera that was rampaging Hiessegart's castle, the Elric brothers get thrown into prison by Nemda. He would actually have them executed, but [[spoiler:Roy Mustang]] intervenes in their behalf, he has them arrested for court martial later. Rather than wait out their sentence, they opt to break out.
* GroundPunch: Ed punches the ground if he wants to create a stone spike or barrier.

* HomingBoulders: Armstrong can punch boulders so hard that it carves into the shape of an arrow, and homes on to you.
* HomingProjectile: Armstrong's rock arrows and final Genz's fireballs.
* HopelessBossFight: Doubly Subverted with [[spoiler:the final boss against Roy Mustang and Major Armstrong may seem like this at first glance, since they lack a health bar and take forever to die, and getting beaten by them leads to the final ending, it appears your defeat is scripted. However, with the high enough level and patience, you can defeat them... But the ending you receive is the same]].
* HydrantGeyser: One of Ed's tools in battles can be a fire hydrant, which if hit will fire a rotating pressurised stream of water that hurts enemies. It hurts Ed and Al too, if caught in it.

* ImpossibleItemDrop: A big chunk of enemies in the game are chimera, and they drop items for some reason.
* ImprobableAimingSkills: Instructing Al to use a weapon mount will have him hit the opponent most of the time, even if the mount is hard to aim with.

* ImprobableWeaponUser: Ed can use a pogo stick as a weapon, that creates shockwaves.
* ImprovisedPlatform: There is a gap in the Aqueduct's waterways that can be only be crossed by picking up the wood key items nearby.
* InexplicableTreasureChests: Treasure chests are found in large amounts throughout the game, some of the locations for them are odd like on a train.
* InTheHood: The hooded men are mysterious outlaw alchemists.
* ItemDropMechanic: Defeating enemies drop items like Elixirs.

* JokeItem: Subverted. The armlet of debilitation causes all non-alchemical attacks to deal 1 HP of damage, but it has use in allowing you to get easily fill up the Frenzy Gauge without resorting to searching many enemies.

* KingMook: The water serpent chimera appears to a giant version of the tiny winged snake chimeras.

* LevelLockedLoot: Bosses net you different rewards depending on your level.

* LockedDoor: A door in New Hiessgart requires a crank to open, and a pink hooded guy runs off with it, requiring you to chase him down.
* LocomotiveLevel: The first level in the game is in a train.* LowLevelAdvantage: Prizes given by bosses may differ depending on your level. In this case, you need to be below a certain level to obtain the Cologne item, which causes enemies to target the holder, which is useful to get Al to distract enemies.
* MadScientistsBeautifulDaughter: Armony Eiselstein and her sister Selene. [[spoiler:They are actually one and the same due to their father's experiment]].

* MakingASplash: The Water serpent chimera.
* MarathonLevel: Wilhelm's castle. It is the largest area in the game and has many rooms.
* MeaningfulName: The Alchemy Brothers, Gelb, Rot and Blau. Their names are German for "yellow", "red" and "blue" respectively, which reflect of their shirt colours.

* PaletteSwap: A lot of mooks are palette swaps, such as the hooded men, some chimera, thugs and brutes.
* PaperThinDisguise: Hawkeye as Margot is just Hawkeye with glasses, and Alphonse eventually does see through the disguise. Greta is just Camilla without an eyepatch and instead wearing glasses and a labcoat, and her disguise holds until she reveals her identity.
* PivotalBoss: The behemoth chimera the first time.
* PlayingWithFire: Mustang. He doesn't have natural fire powers, he relies on using spark gloves and oxygen manipulation to make the fire. Rot and Military Man as well.

* RunDontWalk: Ed always runs when he moves

* SeaMonster: The sea serpent chimera.

* TacticalSuicideBoss: The behemoth chimera sends out explosive balls that can be transmuted into bombs. The only way to deal a viable amount of damage to him is to get him to use his suction attack on the bombs so they explode in him.
* TankGoodness: The tank enemies fought in the fortress. Also, the tank vehicle that you yourself can ride.

* ThePawnsGoFirst: The first battle against the Alchemist Brothers has them send his hooded mooks after you.

* TooAwesomeToUse: The frenzy potions which instantly enables Frenzy mode, are the rarest items in the game, only about 4 exist in specific chests. The Elixir (X) items too, which heal all HP.

* TurnsRed: Mustang and Armstrong use more powerful attacks the lower their health is. It is advised to defeat them one at a time or risk dealing with both their superpowered moves at once.

* VacuumMouth: The behemoth chimera can suck up Ed and Al to eat them.
* VertebrateWithExtraLimbs: The behemoth chimera has 6 legs despite resembling a giant frog.

* WeaponizedBall: Ed can transmute a giant metal ball and hit it to send it hurtling towards enemies like a bowling ball. If hit back it can hurt Ed too.
* WeaponsThatSuck: The vacuum is a non-portable weapon to suck enemies up into one spot, so you can hit multiple of them at once. The white-shirted and purple shirted lanky-variant enemies can use alchemy to create a fan to suck up Ed and Al to deal damage.

* WhyAmITicking: Genz 3 plans to explode upon defeat as a last means of killing Ed and Al. It didn't work though.
* WolfPackBoss: On their own, Gelb, Rot and Blau are little more capable than their average mooks. But when they fight as one (specially when aided by their living armor minions), they are a hell of a challenge.

* YouDidTheRightThing: Ed may have accidentally derailed the train at the beginning of the game, but it was for the better. The tracks were broken just shortly up ahead, meaning had he done nothing, EVERYONE would have died.

* CharacterPortrait: Characters conversing will show as portraits, even characters with no ingame models like Wilhelm and the pastor.

* NewGamePlus: Items and unused bonus stat points are passed on to next new game

* ExperienceBooster: Equipping the Alchemy guide will increase EXP by 50% provided the enemy is defeated by an alchemy attack.

* MightyGlacier: Genz, Al and Armstrong.

* OminousFog: The fog in the later part of the aqueduct.

* PaperThinDisguise: Hawkeye as Margot is just Hawkeye with glasses. Greta is just Camilla without an eyepatch. instead wearing glasses.

* PlayingWithFire: Mustang. He doesn't have natural fire powers, he relies on using spark gloves and oxygen manipulation to make the fire.

* RandomDrop: Enemies tend to drop Elixirs.

* ScratchDamage: All attacks dealt to you will deal at least 1 HP of damage. Genz utilizes this in his third form as all attacks dealt to him deal only 1 damage, albeit his HP amount is low to balance it out.

* AmbiguouslyHuman: Genz the third time you encounter him. He was definitely human before, but now he appears to be completely robotic. He even bleeds after being defeated.

* JokeItem: The armlet of debilitation, found in the same spot you defeated the pink hooded man in New Hiessgart, causes all attacks to deal 1 HP of damage.

* LocomotiveLevel: The first level in the game is in a train.
* LoneWolfBoss: Genz. He doesn't care about the Philosopher's Catalyst, he just wants to kill Edward to show he is the strongest alchemist.
* LowLevelAdvantage: Prizes given by bosses may differ depending on your level. In this case, you need to be below a certain level to obtain the Cologne item, which causes enemies to target the holder, which is useful to get Al to distract enemies.

* MeaningfulName: The Alchemy Brothers, Gelb, Rot and Blau. Their names are German for "yellow", "red" and "blue" respectively.

* MsFanservice: Not only are her looks based on Lust (one of the series' holders of this title), but Camilla's outfit is ''even more'' revealing since she [[BareYourMidriff bares her abdomen]] and has some {{underboobs}} thrown in for some good measure.

* PosthumousCharacter: Selene Eiselstein. Ed and Al used to know her when they were Izumi's disciples and she died shortly after their last meeting.

* ScratchDamage: All attacks dealt to you will deal at least 1 HP of damage. Genz utilizes this in his third form as all attacks dealt to him deal only 1 damage, albeit his HP amount is lessened.
* ShortRangeShotgun: The shotgun mount is short ranged.

* StatusAilment: Weapon-banned, alchemy-banned, and poison.

* SwordBeam: The fat soldiers can utilize this as an attack.

* TankGoodness: The tank enemies fought in the fortress.

* TheSpeechless: Blau doesn't speak. Ed and Al don't understand him, but everyone else seems to.

* TooAwesomeToUse: The frenzy potions are the rarest items in the game, only about 4 exist in specific chests.

* UniversalAmmunition: The Reloader item, allows you to refill the ammo of a gun mount. Justified as Ed uses alchemy to transmute the ammo to something compatible.

* UnstableEquilibrium: Getting higher rank in bosses will net you more bonus stat points and better items.

* AbandonedLaboratory: Wilhelm's lab

* CharacterLevel: Is present in this game

* DualBoss: Roy Mustang and Armstrong.

* RunDontWalk: Ed runs when he moves
* SavePoint: Present in the game.

* TeleportSpam: Camilla

* WarmUpBoss: Military Man and Genz, in the train section.
* WashtubThrow: One of the tools Ed can use is a stack of washtubs that stun enemies by landing on their heads.

* WeaponsThatSuck: The vacuum is a non-portable weapon to suck enemies up into one spot, so you can hit multiple of them at once. The white shirted and purple shirted lanky-variant enemies can use alchemy to create a fan to suck up Ed and Al to deal damage.

* LetsYouAndHimFight: The HopelessBossFight and PostFinalBoss tend to be this. [[spoiler:Ed and Al, who wanted to save Armony from dying, ended up having to fight Mustang and Armstrong, who believed that she can't be saved]].
-->'''[[spoiler:Mustang]]''': So you have to.
-->'''[[spoiler:Ed]]''': [[BluntYes Yes, I have to!]]
-->'''[[spoiler:Mustang]]''': Then you give me no choice.

* GreatEscape: After killing Nemda's pet chimera that was rampaging Hiessegart's castle, the Elric brothers thrown into prison by Nemda. He would actually have them executed, but on [[spoiler:Roy Mustang]]'s advice, he has them arrested for court martial later. Rather than wait out their sentence, they opt to break out.

* HopelessBossFight: Subverted with [[spoiler:the final boss against Roy Mustang and Major Armstrong may seem like this at first glance, since they lack a health bar and take forever to die, and getting beaten by them leads to the final ending, it appears your defeat is scripted. However, with the high enough level and patience, you can defeat them... But the ending you receive is the same]].

''Fullmetal Alchemist and the Broken Angel'' is an 2003 action role-playing game developed by Racjin and published by Creator/SquareEnix for the UsefulNotes/PlayStation2 console and is the first ever Fullmetal Alchemist video game released. The story penned by Hiromu Arakawa takes place between episodes 17 and 18 of the [[Anime/FullmetalAlchemist 2003 anime]], when Edward and Alphonse are on their way to Central City after their return from Resembool. However, their train gets derailed by a terrorist group, forcing the brothers to reach their destination on foot. While on their way, they are attacked by chimeras and meet a girl named [[MacGuffinGirl Armony]], who leads them to the town of New Heissgart. Her father turns out to be Professor Wilhelm Eiselstein, an old friend to Ed and Al, and one of the greatest Alchemists in the world with knowledge on catalysts (the study that makes alchemy even more efficient) and researching an artifact known as the Philosopher's Catalyst, which has powers equaling that of the Philosopher's Stone. This Philosopher's Catalyst seems to be directly linked with all the alchemists and military men gathering on the city as well as the berserk chimeras rampaging acros the countryside. The Elrics soon stumble into a sinister plot even darker than expected with the good professor at the center of it.

* TemporaryPlatforms: There is a room in Wilhelm's castle that has floor tiles of different colours. The centrepiece will flash a certain colour and then all floor tiles of that colour will fall down. You are supposed to avoid standing on the centrepiece coloured tiles for too long.

* Backtracking: You backtrack to Old Hiessgart and New Hiessgart.

* BubbleGun: The bubble blower weapon

* ImprobablePowerDiscrepancy: Alligator-boar hybrids found at the beginning of the game? Easy. The fat soldiers found later in the game? Very hard.

* RazorSharpHand: Ed's unarmed attacks involve him transmuting his arm into a blade.

* SwordBeams: The fat soldiers can utilize this as an attack.

* WretchedHive: Even though New Hiessgart doesn't look like it at first glance, it definitely qualifies: it has become a beacon for outlaw alchemists and terrorists in search of the Catalyst, and the local police serves as a private army to the local AntagonisticGovernor. When the pastor describes it as a "shady neighborhood", he is really [[{{Understatement}} underselling]] how bad it is. It doesn't help that the surrounding area is overwhelmed with chimeras and bandits.

* AmbiguouslyHuman: Genz the third time you encounter him. He was definitely human, but now he appears to be completely robotic. He even bleeds after being defeated.

* MysteriousWoman: Camilla. She first appears to sic a chimera on the brothers while they are taking refuge in the Hiessgart's church.

* SavePoint: Present in the game
* ScratchDamage: All attacks dealt to you will deal at least 1 HP of damage.

* WeaponsThatSuck: The vacuum is a non-portable weapon to suck enemies up into one spot, so you can hit multiple of them at once.

* FloatingPlatforms: Found in Wilhelm's castle

* HeavilyArmouredMook: The living armours, and the turtle-squid chimeras.
* FantasyForbiddingFather: Despite being an Alchemist himself, Professor Eiselstein refuses to teach his craft to Armony, who instead asks Edward to teach her in secret. [[spoiler:Turns out he has good reason for doing since she ''is'' the Philosopher's Catalyst]].
* ForcedLevelGrinding: The difficulty will spike after the train level, where enemies start to take many hits and dish out tons of damage to the player, forcing you to level grind to cope.

* ImpropablePowerDiscrepancy: Alligator-boar hybrids found at the beginning of the game? Easy. The fat soldiers found later in the game? Very hard.

* AutoRevive: There is an accessory you can equip to cause Ed to revive back to full health if killed, but the accessory will perish.

* BigBoosHouse: The later part of Wilhelm's Castle, the atmosphere becomes darker and gloomier with animated suits of armor patrolling.

* BashBrothers: Not only the Elrics themselves (though the players only control Edward), but the Alchemy Brothers, a trio of alchemist criminals, qualify as an evil example, since they also run afoul with the protagonists.

* CutAndPasteEnvironments: The train level has the scenery looping

* ScratchDamage: All attacks dealt to you will deal at least 1 HP of damage

* UnknownRival: Major Bresslau to Edward. He is self-entitled as the "Armor-Piercing Alchemist" and says he has been looking forward to match his automail against him in combat. Edward, on the other hand, never heard of him

* NiceJobBreakingItHero: At the start of the game, Edward fires a canon at Bresslau in anger after he gets called "shorty", which he dodges and hits the tunnel, causing their train to derail. When they reach New Hiessgart with the intent to return to Central City, they find out that they are stuck in the city until the derailment is cleared.

* AntagonisticGovernor: General Nemda since he rules New Heissgart with iron fist as its appointed military governor, has ambitions to rule his own kingdom and is put at odds with the Elric brothers.

* HopelessBossFight: Subverted with [[spoiler:the final boss against Roy Mustang and Major Armstrong may seem like this at first glance, since they lack a health bar and take forever to die, and since your defeat leads to the final ending, it appears your defeated is scripted. However, with the high enough level and patience, you can defeat them... But the ending you receive is the same]].

''Fullmetal Alchemist and the Broken Angel'' is an 2003 action role-playing game developed by Racjin and published by Creator/SquareEnix for the UsefulNotes/PlayStation2 console and is the first ever Fullmetal Alchemist video game released. The story penned by Hiromu Arakawa takes place between episodes 17 and 18 of the [[Anime/FullmetalAlchemist 2003 anime]], when Edward and Alphonse are on their way to Central City after their return from Resembool. However, their train gets derailed by a terrorist group, forcing the brothers to reach their destination on foot. While on their way, they are attacked by chimeras and meet a girl named [[MacGuffinGirl Armony]], who leads them to the town of New Heissgart. Her father turns out to be Professor Wilhelm Eiselstein, an old friend to Ed and Al, and one of the greatest Alchemists in the world with knowledge on catalysts (the study that makes alchemy even more efficient) and researching an artifact known as the Philosopher's Catalyst, which has powers equaling that of the Philosopher's Stone. This Philosopher's Catalyst seems to be directly linked with all the. The Elrics soon stumble into a sinister plot even darker than expected.

* BreakableWeapons: While most of Edward's arsenal is infinitely durable, Alphonse can wield these types of blades that break after repeated use.

** The nameless pastor of Hiessgart resembles Father Cornello, only slimmer and with a beard.

* GreatEscape: After killing Nemda's pet chimera that was rampaging Hiessegart's castle, the Elric brothers are court-martialed and thrown into prison. Rather than wait out their sentence, they opt to break out.

* MsFanservice: Not only are her looks based on Lust (one of the series' holders of this title), but Camilla's outfit is ''even more'' revealing since she [[BareYourMidriff bares her abdomen]] and has some {{underbooks}} thrown in for some good measure.
* MysteriousWoman: Camilla.

* PosthumousCharacter: Selene Eiselstein. She used to be Ed and Al's friend, but seemed to have died a long time since their last meeting.

* WretchedHive: Even though New Hiessgart doesn't look like it at first glance, it definitely qualifies: its filled with outlaw alchemists, the police is not only corrupt but also apparently went rogue and is tied with terrorist activity.

* AntagonisticGovernor: Though he is only chief of the military police, General Nemda pretty much qualifies for this trope since he rules New Heissgart with iron fist, has ambitions to rule his own kingdom and is put at odds with the Elric brothers.

* BigBad: Brigadier-General Mudi Nemda appears to be this at first. [[spoiler:Its actually the rogue alchemist Camilla, who masquerades as Professor Eiselstein's assistant Greta Riddel]].

* DirtyCop: Hiessgart's military police is privitized to serve the local corrupt Brigadier-General.

* MoreCriminalsThanTargets: Despite being actually populated unlike its predecessor, New Hiessgart is practically deserted during gameplay with the only people seen being enemy alchemists with no actual civilians onsight. They do show up in animated cutscenes, though.