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* DugTooDeep: According to the villagers in Desire Village, this is what happened to their mine that serves as the first and last dungeon. Miners, desiring wealth (it is in the name after all!) ended up breaching the walls of Godspeak, an ancient and holy temple, and the cave-ins and other disasters that occurred afterwards forced the mine to be shut down and boarded up.
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* DugTooDeep: According to the villagers in Desire Village, this is what happened to their mine that serves as the first and last dungeon. Miners, desiring wealth (it is in the name after all!) ended up breaching the walls of Godspeak, an ancient and holy temple, temple where the titular Holy Ark is located, and the cave-ins and other natural (and supernatural) disasters that occurred afterwards (seen as punishment from the gods) forced the mine to be shut down and boarded up.
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* DugTooDeep: According to the villagers in Desire Village, this is what happened to their mine that serves asas the first and last dungeon. Miners, desiring wealth (it is in the name after all!) ended up breaching the walls of Godspeak, an ancient and holy temple, and the cave-ins and other disasters that occurred afterwards forced the mine to be shut down and boarded up.
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* ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin: The 'Squeaksandals' cause you to make squeaking sounds with every footstep!
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* JokeItem: The 'Squeaksandals' do [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin exactly what their name implies]], make a high-pitched squeaking sound whenever you walk. [[spoiler:They seem to increase the monster encounter rate too.]]
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* WhereItAllBegan: The game goes full circle with Desire Mine, the dungeon that you first enter to apprehend Rodi and become hosts for the spirits, and then enter again at the end of the game to find the Holy Ark and stop the Vandals' plan.
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** However, some of the endgame cursed weapons do have useful side-effects... for example, the Demon Axe (used by Basso) perplexes enemies, usually causing them to be unable to do anything for a few turns, Demon Claw (used by Doyle) poisons enemies, causing them to take additional damage when they attack (often for much more than when hit conventionally), while the Demon Staff (used by Melody or Forte) straight up paralyses enemies, making them unable to move or attack for the rest of the encounter.
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** However, some of the endgame cursed weapons do have useful side-effects... for example, the Demon Axe (used by Basso) perplexes enemies, usually causing them to be unable to do anything for a few turns, the Demon Claw (used by Doyle) poisons enemies, causing them to take additional damage when they attack (often for much more than when hit conventionally), while the Demon Staff (used by Melody or Forte) straight up paralyses enemies, making them unable to move or attack for the rest of the encounter.
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** However, some of the endgame cursed weapons do have useful side-effects... for example, the Demon Claw (used by Doyle) poisons enemies, allowing them to take additional damage when they attack, while the Demon Staff (used by Melody or Forte) straight up paralyses enemies, making them unable to move or attack for the rest of the encounter.
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** However, some of the endgame cursed weapons do have useful side-effects... for example, the Demon Axe (used by Basso) perplexes enemies, usually causing them to be unable to do anything for a few turns, Demon Claw (used by Doyle) poisons enemies, allowing causing them to take additional damage when they attack, attack (often for much more than when hit conventionally), while the Demon Staff (used by Melody or Forte) straight up paralyses enemies, making them unable to move or attack for the rest of the encounter.
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** Some equipment give trade-offs on the stats they offer, reducing some while raising others. They also inflict the wearer with the 'Cursed' status, complete with a [[{{Leitmotif}} sinister motif]] when first equipped. Cursed characters, identified when their name is dark blue, occasionally get immobilised and lose their turn and often get hurt when they do attack. It's usually not worth the bother.
** However, some of the endgame cursed weapons do have useful side-effects... for example, the Demon Claw (used by Doyle) poisons enemies, allowing them to take additional damage when they attack, while the Demon Staff (used by Melody or Forte) straight up paralyses enemies, making them unable to move or attack for the rest of the encounter.
** Some equipment give trade-offs on the stats they offer, reducing some while raising others. They also inflict the wearer with the 'Cursed' status, complete with a [[{{Leitmotif}} sinister motif]] when first equipped. Cursed characters, identified when their name is dark blue, occasionally get immobilised and lose their turn and often get hurt when they do attack. It's usually not worth the bother.
** However, some of the endgame cursed weapons do have useful side-effects... for example, the Demon Claw (used by Doyle) poisons enemies, allowing them to take additional damage when they attack, while the Demon Staff (used by Melody or Forte) straight up paralyses enemies, making them unable to move or attack for the rest of the encounter.
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Fragile Speedster, Lightning Bruiser and Mighty Glacier examples
* FragileSpeedster: Akane has relatively low HP and her attacks are mediocre at beast (although they can inflict some useful status effects on enemies), but she has the highest agility of all the characters and so almost always moves first, making her ideal for healing or casting support spells. [[spoiler:If you manage to equip her with a [[GameBreaker Kusanagi]], she can straight up ''assassinate'' enemies before anyone else can move!]]
* LightningBruiser: Especially if you recruit him as early as possible, Doyle, a ninja berserker, has decent agility and HP and is an absolute beast once equipped with the Mithril Claw (either crafted from a Mithril Ingot or dropped by a monster in the final dungeon), easily outdamaging all of your other heavy hitters. He has very poor defence against magic and breath attacks though.
* MightyGlacier: Basso is has the lowest agility of all the characters and so almost always moves last, but he hits like a tank and is very heavily armoured.
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Random encounters and another metal slime
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* MetalSlime: The Hattari monsters that first appear in the East Shrine. They have a habit of retreating, but killing one nets you 3,333 XP points, often enough to level your characters several times over.
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* MetalSlime: MetalSlime:
** The Hattari monsters that first appear in the East Shrine. They have a habit of retreating, but killing one nets you 3,333 XP points, often enough to level your characters several timesover.over.
** Earlier in the game, you fight Strikerpods in Enrich Dungeon. They don't hit too hard, but they have a high chance of self-replicating. While this can cause the fight to drag out and slowly whittle you down, each replicated Strikerpod adds an extra 20 XP to the final reward, and it's not unheard of to exploit this mechanic and gain over 500 XP in a single encounter, once again enough to level your characters several times over (who are usually around level 5 or 6 at this time).
** The Hattari monsters that first appear in the East Shrine. They have a habit of retreating, but killing one nets you 3,333 XP points, often enough to level your characters several times
** Earlier in the game, you fight Strikerpods in Enrich Dungeon. They don't hit too hard, but they have a high chance of self-replicating. While this can cause the fight to drag out and slowly whittle you down, each replicated Strikerpod adds an extra 20 XP to the final reward, and it's not unheard of to exploit this mechanic and gain over 500 XP in a single encounter, once again enough to level your characters several times over (who are usually around level 5 or 6 at this time).
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* ArbitraryHeadcountLimit: You can only have four people in a battle at a time. Slightly subverted in that you can switich in and out party members but that just means you've got potentially four people doing nothing in the background watching your selected party members fight to the death.
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* InfantImmortality: Julian. Averted with stories of Elise eating children [[spoiler: and one scene where she actually does it in front of you]].
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* InfantImmortality: ImprobableInfantSurvival: Julian. Averted with stories of [[ChildEater Elise eating children children]] [[spoiler: and one scene where she actually does it in front of you]].
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* FairySexy: The [[MaleGaze Succubi]] and [[GettingCrapPastTheRadar Incubi]].
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* FairySexy: The [[MaleGaze Succubi]] and [[GettingCrapPastTheRadar [[{{Female Gaze}} Incubi]].
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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: When you find an Incubus, he points to a very large erection underneath his tunic (which is easily mistaken for a crease).
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* TheUnreveal: At the game's conclusion, [[spoiler:two of the three Spirits separate from their hosts, and we don't know for sure who is the Innovator out of Arthur, Melody and Rodi]], although there's some {{Foreshadowing}} that [[spoiler:it's Rodi]].
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* TheUnreveal: At the game's conclusion, [[spoiler:two of the three Spirits separate from their hosts, and we don't know for sure who is the Innovator out of Arthur, Melody and Rodi]], although there's some {{Foreshadowing}} that suggests [[spoiler:it's Rodi]].
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Galm's "Didn't see that coming".
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* DidntSeeThatComing: Galm admits to Elise that he's not sure if things went to plan, because he didn't expect [[spoiler:two of the three Spirits to separate from their hosts]].
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Unwitting Pawn, kind of, and the Unreveal
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* TheUnreveal: At the game's conclusion, [[spoiler:two of the three Spirits separate from their hosts, and we don't know for sure who is the Innovator out of Arthur, Melody and Rodi]], although there's some {{Foreshadowing}} that [[spoiler:it's Rodi]].
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* UnwittingPawn:
** At the game's beginning, the initial party (Arthur, Forte and Melody) are mercenaries that were sent by Rilix to apprehend the fugitive Rodi and stop the plan for him and 2 others [[spoiler:(who Sabato planned on being Basso and Lisa, and Basso has a bit of a disappointed WhatIf moment when he works it out later)]] to become the vessels for the Spirits. Other than some banter among the Enrich soldiers outside the mine, you don't officially know that she's the big bad yet.
** In a sense, [[spoiler:Basso and Lisa]] were this to Sabato, since the only one he knew for certain should be one of the three vessels for the Spirit was Rodi.
** At the game's beginning, the initial party (Arthur, Forte and Melody) are mercenaries that were sent by Rilix to apprehend the fugitive Rodi and stop the plan for him and 2 others [[spoiler:(who Sabato planned on being Basso and Lisa, and Basso has a bit of a disappointed WhatIf moment when he works it out later)]] to become the vessels for the Spirits. Other than some banter among the Enrich soldiers outside the mine, you don't officially know that she's the big bad yet.
** In a sense, [[spoiler:Basso and Lisa]] were this to Sabato, since the only one he knew for certain should be one of the three vessels for the Spirit was Rodi.
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* ShellShockedVeteran: A mild example with Melody. At the very beginning, she is brash and maybe overconfident, wondering why they even brought along Arthur when Rodi was holed up by himself in the mine. After she gets her ribcage crushed by the cave-in and the loss of her partner Forte to the evil spirit, she is notably traumatised and much more meek from that point on (if anything, it was probably her first real experience with loss).
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* WakeUpCallBoss: The Time Warrior is only the 2nd boss you fight, but appears a very long time after the [[WarmUpBoss Wraith]] and is quite a [[DifficultySpike jump in difficulty]], not least because it has a powerful area-attack via the Spark spell (and is even worse if Basso got killed by a [[ChestMonster Chest Ghost]] earlier). He gives clues in who he will next attack, so knowing when to have a character defend, as well as proper use of Melody's Support spell, goes a long way.
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* WakeUpCallBoss: The Time Warrior is only the 2nd boss you fight, but appears a very long time after the [[WarmUpBoss Wraith]] and is quite a [[DifficultySpike jump in difficulty]], not least because it has a powerful area-attack via the Spark spell (and is even worse if Basso got killed by a [[ChestMonster Chest Ghost]] earlier). He It gives clues in who he it will next attack, so knowing when to have a character defend, as well as proper use of Melody's Support spell, goes a long way.
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Extension on the Wake-up Call Boss
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* WakeUpCallBoss: The Time Warrior is only the 2nd boss you fight, but appears a very long time after the [[WarmUpBoss Wraith]] and is quite a [[DifficultySpike jump in difficulty]], not least because it has a powerful area-attack via the Spark spell (and is even worse if Basso got killed by a [[ChestMonster Chest Ghost]] earlier). He gives clues in who he will next attack, so knowing when to have a character defend, as well as proper use of Melody's Support spell, goes a long way.
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*WakeUpCallBoss: The Time Warrior is only the 2nd boss you fight, but appears a very long time after the [[WarmUpBoss Wraith]] and is quite a [[DifficultySpike jump in difficulty]], not least because it has a powerful area-attack via the Spark spell (and is even worse if Basso got killed by a [[ChestMonster Chest Ghost]] earlier).
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* DegradedBoss: The Evil Spirits make cameos throughout the game, and you finally fight them at the game's midpoint climax. They then appear in the final dungeon as regular mooks.
** With some slight changes to their spells, the Wraith reappears as the Reaper and the Time Warrior reappears as the Taros.
** With some slight changes to their spells, the Wraith reappears as the Reaper and the Time Warrior reappears as the Taros.
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* DegradedBoss: The Evil Spirits make cameos throughout the game, and you finally fight them at the game's midpoint climax. They then appear in the final dungeon as regular mooks.
**mooks. With some slight changes to their spells, the Wraith reappears as the Reaper and the Time Warrior reappears as the Taros.
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* HalfHumanHybrid: Basso and [[spoiler: Panzer.]]
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** With the exception of the last one, the Pixies (the actual type named 'pixie') are all named after trees.
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** With the exception of the last one, the Pixies (the actual type named 'pixie') are all named after trees.
** The final Incubus and Succubus are named [[WesternAnimation/RockyAndBullwinkle Boris and Natasha]] respectively.
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** [[spoiler: To recruit Doyle you have to revisit Desire Village and check a suspicious looking tree, but only after defeating Rilix and speaking to the Head of Far East Village.]] Also the infamous stone puzzle.
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** Finding all thePixies.
Pixies. Some are hidden in very obnoxious places.
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** The stonepuzzle. puzzle in the South Shrine requires a guide or the use of simultaneous equations to solve.
** Finding all the
** [[spoiler: To recruit Doyle you have to revisit Desire Village and check a suspicious looking tree, but only after defeating Rilix and speaking to the Head of Far East Village.
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* CardboardPrison: In so much that Doyle can somehow teleport inside, easily pick the lock and then prisoners can climb into the well to escape (although there are stone doors down there that Doyle leaves them the key for).
* CardboardPrison: In so much that Doyle can somehow teleport inside, easily pick the lock and then prisoners can climb into the well to escape (although there are stone doors down there that Doyle leaves them the key for).
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* DualBoss: The two Evil Spirits you fight near the climax of the game; it quickly gets [[DifficultySpike a lot tougher]] when Rilix joins in (who was observing the fight from the background).
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* DualBoss: The two Evil Spirits you fight near the climax of the game; it quickly gets [[DifficultySpike a lot tougher]] when Rilix joins in (who was previously observing the fight from the background).
