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* TankGoodness: The Nortis Army created tanks by reverse-engineering the Ancient Gears they had uncovered from ruin expeditions. It seems prior to the game's events, they used these tanks as a (somewhat) protective way of approaching the Elemental Disorders.
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* GreatOffscreenWar: The pre-game conflict between Arcada and Nortis, referred to several times in the narrative, but only seen very briefly in the opening cutscene.
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* CustomUniform: Each of the named Nortis soldiers wear uniforms with noticeable differences in style to the others'.
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* DefrostingIceQueen: Lutina in the post ending.
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* DefrostingIceQueen: Lutina in the post ending. Diene, for the latter half of the game, as well.
** The Nortis Army is essentially a modernised and pragmatic version of the Garlyle Forces from the first {{VideoGame/Grandia}} game.
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* FantasyCounterpartCulture: Nortis, of the {{Kaiserreich}} variety. The Army and its technology echoes early-to-mid 20th century Germany, though the settlements and culture seem to branch out into more [[StandardFantasySetting generic European stylisation]]. Practically every named Nortis character has a German [[AsLongAsItSoundsForeign (or at least German-sounding)]] name.
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* FantasticRacism: Brandol has something against [[ScrewYouElves Archadians]]. The feeling is mutual with [[JerkAss Jaid]].
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* FantasticRacism: Brandol has something against [[ScrewYouElves Archadians]].Arcadians]]. The feeling is mutual with [[JerkAss Jaid]].
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* {{Expy}}: The Bone Mantis is basically a color swap of the [[GrandiaII Claw of Valmar.]] The [[GiantEnemyCrab Mother Crustacean]] also bears a resemblance to the Tongue of Valmar.
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* {{Expy}}: The Bone Mantis is basically a color swap of the [[GrandiaII [[VideoGame/GrandiaII Claw of Valmar.]] The [[GiantEnemyCrab Mother Crustacean]] also bears a resemblance to the Tongue of Valmar.
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* LightningBruiser: Evann. Emphasis on 'lightning'.
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* TheMedic: Myam.
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* ShockAndAwe: Evann yet again.
* SlapOnTheWristNuke: Meteor Strike and Galactic Bang spells.
* SpinAttack: Brandol's Spinning Slash and Tornado Slash.
* TheStoic: Lutina.
* ShockAndAwe: Evann yet again.
* SlapOnTheWristNuke: Meteor Strike and Galactic Bang spells.
* SpinAttack: Brandol's Spinning Slash and Tornado Slash.
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* FragileSpeedster: Titto, Lutina.
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* GenkiGirl: Myam. So, so much.
* HeelFaceTurn: [[spoiler:Quanlee]].
* HotBlooded: Evann.
* IdiotHero: Evann. Not really that dumb, but he has his moments.
* GaidenGame
* GenkiGirl: Myam. So, so much.
* HeelFaceTurn: [[spoiler:Quanlee]].
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* ClusterFBomb: So far the only entry in the series with this trope.
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* BlowYouAway: Howlnado spell.
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* BlowYouAway: Howlnado spell.
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* BonusDungeon: 100 floors VortexCorridor.Corridor with randomly generated floors. And mazes, don't forget [[TheMaze the mazes]].
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* CannotSpitItOut: Brandol to Wendy, Lutina to Evann. [[AvertedTrope Averted]] by Lutina in the second ending: "We'll be waiting. By then... I'll be more attractive to you."
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* CannotSpitItOut: Brandol to Wendy, Lutina Wendy the barkeep, [[TheStoic Lutina]] to Evann. [[TheHero Evann]]. [[AvertedTrope Averted]] by Lutina in the second ending: "We'll ''"We'll be waiting. By then... I'll be more attractive to you.""''
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* IdiotHero: Evann.
* InfinityMinusOneSword: The Zero weapons, which increase EXP gained when equipped but [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin zero]] attack power.
* InfinityPlusOneSword: A few. But Spirit Blade stands out the most. Not to mention the ridiculous way to get it.
* InfinityMinusOneSword: The Zero weapons, which increase EXP gained when equipped but [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin zero]] attack power.
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* IdiotHero: Evann.
* InfinityMinusOneSword: The Zero weapons, which increase EXP gained when equippedEvann. Not really that dumb, but [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin zero]] attack power.
he has his moments.
* InfinityPlusOneSword:A few. But Evann's Spirit Blade stands out the most. Not to mention the ridiculous Blade. The only way to get it.one is from [[RandomDrop random enemy]] [[RareRandomDrop drop]] in the bonus dungeon.
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* UselessUsefulSpell: [[AvertedTrope Averted]]. Some of the status-inflicting spells such as Shhh! and Fiora (blocking enemies' Magic and Moves) Moves, respectively) work even on bosses.
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* EverythingIsBetterWithSpinning: Brandol's Spinning Slash and Tornado Slash.
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* CrowningMusicOfAwesome: Some battle themes.
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* ClicheStorm
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* HotMom: Ben's Wife. Oh so much.
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A 2002 {{Spinoff}} of the ''Franchise/{{Grandia}}'' series. As the ''Grandia'' games were renowned for their exciting and dynamic battle system, a decision was made to make a game that focused almost entirely on combat. Unfortunately, this means that [[ExcusePlot the story is threadbare]] and the gameplay revolves around largely involves grinding for [[ForcedLevelGrinding levels, equipment and skills]]. There are only seven dungeons in the game, three of which are [[RandomlyGeneratedLevels randomly generated]].
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A 2002 {{Spinoff}} of the ''Franchise/{{Grandia}}'' series. As the ''Grandia'' games were renowned for their exciting and dynamic battle system, a decision was made to make a game that focused almost entirely on combat. Unfortunately, this means that [[ExcusePlot the story is threadbare]] and the gameplay revolves around grinding for [[ForcedLevelGrinding levels levels, equipment and equipment]].skills]]. There are only seven dungeons in the game, three of which are [[RandomlyGeneratedLevels randomly generated]].
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A natural disaster known as the Elemental Disorder has thrown the world into chaos, forcing the Nortis Army to mobilise and search for a solution. A young Ranger named Evann is recruited to help in this endeavour, an offer that he is prepared to turn down until he discovers that his childhood friend and [[TheRival rival]] Kroitz is a high-ranking commander within the army. Accepting the mission, Evann must travel to the four elemental temples that lie across the world and investigate just what (or even ''who'') could be causing the Elemental Disorder.
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A natural disaster known as the Elemental Disorder has thrown the world into chaos, forcing the Nortis Army to mobilise and search for a solution. A young Ranger named Evann is recruited to help in this endeavour, an offer that he is prepared to turn down until he discovers that his childhood friend and [[TheRival rival]] Kroitz is a high-ranking commander within the army. Accepting the mission, Evann must travel to the four elemental temples that lie across the world and investigate just what (or even ''who'') could be causing the Elemental Disorder.
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A natural disaster known as the Elemental Disorder has thrown the world into chaos, forcing the Nortis Army to mobilise and search for a solution. A young Ranger named Evann is recruited to help in this endeavour, an offer that he is prepared to turn down until he discovers that his childhood friend and [[TheRival rival]] Kroitz is a high-ranking commander within the army. Accepting the mission, Evann must travel to the four elemental temples that lie across the world and investigate just what (or even ''who'') could be causing the Elemental Disorder.
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A 2002 {{Spinoff}} of the ''Franchise/{{Grandia}}'' series. As the ''Grandia'' was games were renowned for its their exciting and dynamic battle system, a decision was made to make a game that focused almost entirely on combat. Unfortunately, this means that [[ExcusePlot the story is threadbare]] and the gameplay revolves around grinding for [[ForcedLevelGrinding levels and equipment]]. There are only seven dungeons in the game, three of which are [[RandomlyGeneratedLevels randomly generated]].
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A 2002 {{Spinoff}} of the ''Franchise/{{Grandia}}'' series. As ''Grandia'' was renowned for its exciting and dynamic battle system, a decision was made to make a game that focused almost entirely on combat. Unfortunately, this means that [[ExcusePlot the story is threadbare]] and the gameplay revolves around grinding for [[ForcedLevelGrinding levels and equipment]]. There are only seven dungeons in the game, three of which are [[RandomlyGeneratedLevels randomly generated]].
A natural disaster known as the Elemental Disorder has thrown the world into chaos, forcing the Nortis Army to mobilise and search for a solution. A young Ranger named Evann is recruited to help in this endeavour, an offer that he is prepared to turn down until he discovers that his childhood friend and [[TheRival rival]] Kroitz is a high-ranking commander within the army. Accepting the mission, Evann must travel to the four elemental temples that lie across the world and investigate just what could be causing the Elemental Disorder.
A 2002 {{Spinoff}} of the ''Franchise/{{Grandia}}'' series. As ''Grandia'' was renowned for its exciting and dynamic battle system, a decision was made to make a game that focused almost entirely on combat. Unfortunately, this means that [[ExcusePlot the story is threadbare]] and the gameplay revolves around grinding for [[ForcedLevelGrinding levels and equipment]]. There are only seven dungeons in the game, three of which are [[RandomlyGeneratedLevels randomly generated]].
A natural disaster known as the Elemental Disorder has thrown the world into chaos, forcing the Nortis Army to mobilise and search for a solution. A young Ranger named Evann is recruited to help in this endeavour, an offer that he is prepared to turn down until he discovers that his childhood friend and [[TheRival rival]] Kroitz is a high-ranking commander within the army. Accepting the mission, Evann must travel to the four elemental temples that lie across the world and investigate just what could be causing the Elemental Disorder.
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* CompensatingForSomething: Is there any particular reason why Juston floods his house with his treasures?