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* NoExportForYou: Bombed in Japan, which sealed its fate in regards to an international release. It doesn't help matters that the game is coded in a way that would make hacking in a fan-made English script impossible.
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* TrustPassword: Sigma uses one to get past the butler after the latter has "forgotten" him (or, rather [[spoiler: ([[spoiler: from the butler's point of view, this particular version of Sigma never existed]]) due to the changes in the timeline.
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* TimeCop: PlayedWith. Sigma is indeed one, but [[spoiler: the timeline he thinks he is restoring is the artificial future brought about by time travel]]. [[spoiler: Rin]] is the Time Cop charged with returning things to the way they ''actually'' were.
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* TimeCop: TimePolice: PlayedWith. Sigma is indeed one, but [[spoiler: the timeline he thinks he is restoring is the artificial future brought about by time travel]]. [[spoiler: Rin]] is the Time Cop charged with returning things to the way they ''actually'' were.
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* AltumVidetur: The theme song is named "Harmonia vita" and has some Latin sprinkled throughout the lyrics.
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* FlamingHair: Dickson and Christie.
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* GratuitousLatin: The theme song is named "Harmonia vita" and has some Latin sprinkled throughout the lyrics.
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* BossRush: Death Chapter, though each boss fight is also preceded by a simple deduction.
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* {{Synchronisation}}: [[spoiler: Obaba]] turns out to be a pair of twins named [[spoiler: Ume and Take]] who are so in tune with each other's senstations that only one of them can be awake at any given time. [[spoiler: Fuyou]] uses this psychic connection to murder both of them in a way that gives [[spoiler: her]] a convenient alibi.
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* {{Synchronisation}}: [[spoiler: Obaba]] turns out to be a pair of twins named [[spoiler: Ume Plum and Take]] who are so in tune with each other's senstations sensations that only one of them can be awake at any given time. [[spoiler: Fuyou]] uses this psychic connection to murder both of them in a way that gives [[spoiler: her]] a convenient alibi.
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* ScrewDestiny: Humanity was originally doomed to be destroyed by Ouma. The Kurogami and Tsukiyomi households have been repeatedly going back in time to find a way to avoid this.
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* ScrewDestiny: Humanity was originally doomed to be destroyed by Ouma. The Kurogami and Tsukiyomi households have been repeatedly going back in time to find a way to avoid this. this.
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* StockFootage: Whenever someone ends up being murdered, the freeze frame of their dead body being discovered is always the same no matter which timeline. This actually ends up being a clue to solve a mystery in Chapter 5, as the body Rin stumbles upon and calls "mother" uses the same freeze frame as [[spoiler: Yuriko's]] murder in Chapter 3.
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* StockFootage: Whenever someone ends up being murdered, the freeze frame of their dead body being discovered is always the same no matter which timeline. This actually ends up being a clue to solve a mystery in Chapter 5, as the body Rin stumbles upon and calls "mother" uses the same freeze frame as [[spoiler: Yuriko's]] murder in Chapter 3.
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* TimeCop: PlayedWith. Sigma is indeed one, but [[spoiler: the timeline he thinks he is restoring is the artificial future brought about by time travel]]. [[spoiler: Rin]] is the Time Cop charged with returning things to the way they ''actually'' were.
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* TimeCop: PlayedWith. Sigma is indeed one, but [[spoiler: the timeline he thinks he is restoring is the artificial future brought about by time travel]]. travel]]. [[spoiler: Rin]] is the Time Cop charged with returning things to the way they ''actually'' were.
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* TimeyWimeyBall: Time travel was originally presented as having a single timeline, with changes in the past affecting changes in the present. Then, TheReveal shows that [[spoiler: multiple timelines are in play]] and the finale throws out pretty much every rule presented so far so that [[spoiler: Sigma]] can essentially become a RealityWarper so that his timeline can exist instead of being erased.
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* TimeyWimeyBall: Time travel was originally presented as having a single timeline, with changes in the past affecting changes in the present. Then, TheReveal shows that [[spoiler: multiple timelines are in play]] and the finale throws out pretty much every rule presented so far so that [[spoiler: Sigma]] can essentially become a RealityWarper so that his timeline can exist instead of being erased.
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* TrustPassword: Sigma uses one to get past the butler after the latter has "forgotten" him (or, rather [[spoiler: this particular version of Sigma never existed]] due to the changes in the timeline.
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* TrustPassword: Sigma uses one to get past the butler after the latter has "forgotten" him (or, rather [[spoiler: from the butler's point of view, this particular version of Sigma never existed]] existed]]) due to the changes in the timeline.
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* DeadAlternateCounterpart: In the [[spoiler: original]] timeline, [[spoiler: Yuu]] was killed in a car accident. [[spoiler: Sigma]] comes from a timeline where that accident didn't occur.
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* DeadAlternateCounterpart: DeadAlternateCounterpart:
** In the [[spoiler: original]] timeline, [[spoiler: Yuu]] was killed in a car accident. [[spoiler: Sigma]] comes from a timeline where that accident didn'toccur.occur.
** Sigma also encounters a timeline where [[spoiler: Neon]] was the one who perished instead.
** In the [[spoiler: original]] timeline, [[spoiler: Yuu]] was killed in a car accident. [[spoiler: Sigma]] comes from a timeline where that accident didn't
** Sigma also encounters a timeline where [[spoiler: Neon]] was the one who perished instead.
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* HeroicSacrifice: HeroicSacrifice:
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** In another timeline, [[spoiler: Neon]] died to save [[spoiler: Yuu]] from an otherwise fatal car accident.
** [[spoiler: Neon]] sacrifices herself so that Sigma can travel in
** In another timeline, [[spoiler: Neon]] died to save [[spoiler: Yuu]] from an otherwise fatal car accident.
* IdenticalGrandson: [[spoiler: Mimiko]] looks exactly like her grandmother [[spoiler: Neon]].
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* TheNotLoveInterest: Neon is set up as Sigma's apparent ChildhoodSweetheart, they have some very flirty dialogue, and after she [[spoiler: sacrifices herself as part of the price one has to pay for time travel]] Sigma decides to ScrewDestiny so they can be together again...but it's heavily implied that [[spoiler: they're blood siblings]], Neon's difference in last name due to her being adopted by the Tsukiyumi clan.
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* TheNotLoveInterest: Neon is set up as Sigma's apparent ChildhoodSweetheart, they have some very flirty dialogue, dialogue throughout the chapters, and after she [[spoiler: sacrifices herself as part of the price one has to pay for time travel]] Sigma decides to ScrewDestiny so they can be together again...but it's heavily implied that [[spoiler: they're blood siblings]], Neon's difference in last name due to her being adopted by the Tsukiyumi clan.
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* ScrewDestiny: Humanity was originally doomed to be destroyed by Ouma. The Kurogami and Tsukiyomi households have been repeatedly going back in time to find a way to avoid this.
* StockFootage: Whenever someone ends up being murdered, the freeze frame of their dead body being discovered is always the same no matter which timeline. This actually ends up being a clue to solve a mystery in Chapter 5, as the body Rin stumbles upon and calls "mother" uses the same freeze frame as [[spoiler: Yuriko's]] murder in Chapter 3.
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* TimeTravelTimeCop: PlayedWith. Sigma is indeed one, but [[spoiler: the timeline he thinks he is restoring is the artificial future brought about by time travel]]. [[spoiler: Rin]] is the Time Cop charged with returning things to the way they ''actually'' were.
* TimeTravel: The plot of the game hinges on [[spoiler: the conflict between at least two time travelers]] and their efforts to change the past.
* TimeyWimeyBall: Time travel was originally presented as having a single timeline, with changes in the past affecting changes in the present. Then, TheReveal shows that [[spoiler: multiple timelines are in play]] and the finale throws out pretty much every rule presented so far so that [[spoiler: Sigma]] can essentially become a RealityWarper so that his timeline can exist instead of being erased.
* TimeTravel: The plot of the game hinges on [[spoiler: the conflict between at least two time travelers]] and their efforts to change the past.
* TimeyWimeyBall: Time travel was originally presented as having a single timeline, with changes in the past affecting changes in the present. Then, TheReveal shows that [[spoiler: multiple timelines are in play]] and the finale throws out pretty much every rule presented so far so that [[spoiler: Sigma]] can essentially become a RealityWarper so that his timeline can exist instead of being erased.
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* DeadAlternateCounterpart: In the [[spoiler: original]] timeline, [[spoiler: Yuu]] was killed in a car accident. [[spoiler: Sigma]] comes from a timeline where that accident didn't occur.
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* DeadAlternateCounterpart: In the [[spoiler: original]] timeline, [[spoiler: Yuu]] was killed in a car accident. [[spoiler: Sigma]] comes from a timeline where that accident didn't occur.
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* {{Synchronisation}}: [[spoiler: Obaba]] turns out to be a pair of twins named [[spoiler: Ume and Take]] who are so in tune with each other's senstations that only one of them can be awake at any given time. [[spoiler: Fuyou]] uses this psychic connection to murder both of them in a way that gives [[spoiler: her]] a convenient alibi.
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* {{Synchronisation}}: [[spoiler: Obaba]] turns out to be a pair of twins named [[spoiler: Ume and Take]] who are so in tune with each other's senstations that only one of them can be awake at any given time. [[spoiler: Fuyou]] uses this psychic connection to murder both of them in a way that gives [[spoiler: her]] a convenient alibi.
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* {{Determinator}}: The human race as a whole, given that they're willing to give fate the middle finger rather than lay down and die, and Sigma in particular.
* DeadAlternateCounterpart: In the [[spoiler: original]] timeline, [[spoiler: Yuu]] was killed in a car accident. [[spoiler: Sigma]] comes from a timeline where that accident didn't occur.
* DeadAlternateCounterpart: In the [[spoiler: original]] timeline, [[spoiler: Yuu]] was killed in a car accident. [[spoiler: Sigma]] comes from a timeline where that accident didn't occur.
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* FightLikeACardPlayerFightLikeACardPlayer: The game's battle mechanics, explained in-game as Sigma playing music in order to control Neon's movements (since she has no conscious control over her body when being possessed by the guardian deities she summons for battle), along with a RhythmGame like recharge mechanic.
* HeroicSacrifice: [[spoiler: Neon]] sacrifices herself so that Sigma can travel in time.
* TheNotLoveInterest: Neon is set up as Sigma's apparent ChildhoodSweetheart, they have some very flirty dialogue, and after she [[spoiler: sacrifices herself as part of the price one has to pay for time travel]] Sigma decides to ScrewDestiny so they can be together again...but it's heavily implied that [[spoiler: they're blood siblings]], Neon's difference in last name due to her being adopted by the Tsukiyumi clan.
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* SetRightWhatOnceWentWrong: SubertedTrope, as [[spoiler: the BadFuture Sigma and Neon are trying to avert is what actually happened]].
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* ScrewDestiny:
* SetRightWhatOnceWentWrong:SubertedTrope, SubvertedTrope, as [[spoiler: the BadFuture Sigma and Neon are trying to avert is what actually happened]].happened]].
* StrongFamilyResemblance: [[spoiler: Yuu]] grows up to look identical to his father, except for hair color and the scar on his father's face.
* {{Synchronisation}}: [[spoiler: Obaba]] turns out to be a pair of twins named [[spoiler: Ume and Take]] who are so in tune with each other's senstations that only one of them can be awake at any given time. [[spoiler: Fuyou]] uses this psychic connection to murder both of them in a way that gives [[spoiler: her]] a convenient alibi.
* SetRightWhatOnceWentWrong:
* StrongFamilyResemblance: [[spoiler: Yuu]] grows up to look identical to his father, except for hair color and the scar on his father's face.
* {{Synchronisation}}: [[spoiler: Obaba]] turns out to be a pair of twins named [[spoiler: Ume and Take]] who are so in tune with each other's senstations that only one of them can be awake at any given time. [[spoiler: Fuyou]] uses this psychic connection to murder both of them in a way that gives [[spoiler: her]] a convenient alibi.
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* TrustPassword: Sigma uses one to get past the butler after the latter has forgotten him due to the changes in the timeline.
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* TrustPassword: Sigma uses one to get past the butler after the latter has forgotten "forgotten" him (or, rather [[spoiler: this particular version of Sigma never existed]] due to the changes in the timeline.
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* EverybodyDidIt: Also PlayedWith. Every adult introduced in the various chapters end up being the culprit in each of the murders.
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* SetRightWhatOnceWentWrong: Sigma and Neon's goal.
* TheSummation: After gathering evidence, Sigma can do this via Hyper-Inference (a board with the 'moments' placed on it in the form of medals, which can be placed in different ways, producing different reasonings). Whether he infers rightly or wrongly affects the boss battle afterwards.
* TheSummation: After gathering evidence, Sigma can do this via Hyper-Inference (a board with the 'moments' placed on it in the form of medals, which can be placed in different ways, producing different reasonings). Whether he infers rightly or wrongly affects the boss battle afterwards.
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* SetRightWhatOnceWentWrong: SubertedTrope, as [[spoiler: the BadFuture Sigma and Neon's goal.
Neon are trying to avert is what actually happened]].
* TheSummation: After gathering evidence, Sigma can do this via Hyper-Inference (a board with the 'moments' placed on it in the form of medals, which can be placed in different ways, producing differentreasonings).inferences). Whether he infers rightly or wrongly affects the boss battle afterwards.
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* LivingLieDetector: Fuyou and Rin have this ability.
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* TheButlerDidIt: PlayedWith. [[spoiler: The butler]] is the culprit in Chapter Three and a victim in Chapter Five, and [[spoiler: the maid]], who is a victim in every other chapter, is the culprit in Chapter Four.
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* TheButlerDidIt: PlayedWith. [[spoiler: The butler]] is the culprit in Chapter Three and a victim in Chapter Chapters Four and Five, and [[spoiler: the maid]], who is a victim in every other chapter, is the culprit in Chapter Four.
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* TheButlerDidIt: PlayedWith. [[spoiler: The butler]] is the culprit in Chapter Three and a victim in Chapter Five, and [[spoiler: the maid]], who is a victim in every other chapter, is the culprit in Chapter Four.
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This game has an [[CrowningMusicOfAwesome excellent soundtrack]], composed by Creator/MasashiHamauzu, and beautiful anime-style artwork. Sadly however, it has not yet been released outside of Japan.
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This game has an [[CrowningMusicOfAwesome [[SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic excellent soundtrack]], composed by Creator/MasashiHamauzu, and beautiful anime-style artwork. Sadly however, it has not yet been released outside of Japan.
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* CrowningMusicOfAwesome: [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8R4AQPFnTS0&hd=1 Hope Given Dance of the Dog's Howl ]]
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* OneWingedAngel: [[spoiler: Rin]] in the final boss battle, this is a Creator/SquareEnix game so it shouldn't really come as a suprise.
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* TheSummation: After gathering evidence, Sigma can do this via Hyper-Inference (a board with the 'moments' placed on it in the form of medals, which can be placed in different ways, producing different reasonings). Whether he infers right rightly or wrong wrongly affects the boss battle afterwards.
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Released in 2008, ''Sigma Harmonics'' is a Creator/SquareEnix RPG for the NintendoDS, developed by the team that had previously worked on ''VideoGame/DirgeOfCerberus''. It is set in an alternate Tokyo, and focuses on the story of Sigma Kurogami, the future head of the Kurogami clan, a line of 'sound-users' who can create miracles and guard the Great Clock that seals the demonic Ouma. The story begins when someone changes the past, destroying the present day and releasing the Ouma.
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Released in 2008, ''Sigma Harmonics'' is a Creator/SquareEnix RPG for the NintendoDS, UsefulNotes/NintendoDS, developed by the team that had previously worked on ''VideoGame/DirgeOfCerberus''. It is set in an alternate Tokyo, and focuses on the story of Sigma Kurogami, the future head of the Kurogami clan, a line of 'sound-users' who can create miracles and guard the Great Clock that seals the demonic Ouma. The story begins when someone changes the past, destroying the present day and releasing the Ouma.
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* OneWingedAngel: [[spoiler: Rin]] in the final boss battle, This is a SquareEnix game so it shouldn't really come as a suprise.
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* OneWingedAngel: [[spoiler: Rin]] in the final boss battle, This this is a SquareEnix Creator/SquareEnix game so it shouldn't really come as a suprise.
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This game has an [[CrowningMusicOfAwesome excellent soundtrack]], composed by MasashiHamauzu, and beautiful anime-style artwork. Sadly however, it has not yet been released outside of Japan.
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This game has an [[CrowningMusicOfAwesome excellent soundtrack]], composed by MasashiHamauzu, Creator/MasashiHamauzu, and beautiful anime-style artwork. Sadly however, it has not yet been released outside of Japan.
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Released in 2008, Sigma Harmonics is a SquareEnix RPG for the NintendoDS, developed by the team that had previously worked on DirgeOfCerberus. It is set in an alternate Tokyo, and focuses on the story of Sigma Kurogami, the future head of the Kurogami clan, a line of 'sound-users' who can create miracles and guard the Great Clock that seals the demonic Ouma. The story begins when someone changes the past, destroying the present day and releasing the Ouma.
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Released in 2008, Sigma Harmonics ''Sigma Harmonics'' is a SquareEnix Creator/SquareEnix RPG for the NintendoDS, developed by the team that had previously worked on DirgeOfCerberus.''VideoGame/DirgeOfCerberus''. It is set in an alternate Tokyo, and focuses on the story of Sigma Kurogami, the future head of the Kurogami clan, a line of 'sound-users' who can create miracles and guard the Great Clock that seals the demonic Ouma. The story begins when someone changes the past, destroying the present day and releasing the Ouma.
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* HeyItsThatVoice: Creator/DaisukeOno is Sigma and Creator/AyaHirano is Neon. TetsuInada and MamikoNoto voice Dickson and Christie. RikiyaKoyama is Shizuma Kurogami. JunFukuyama is Rin Yuzuriha. YuKobayashi is Yoshiko Kurogami.
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* HeyItsThatVoice: DaisukeOno is Sigma and Creator/AyaHirano is Neon. TetsuInada and MamikoNoto voice Dickson and Christie. RikiyaKoyama is Shizuma Kurogami. JunFukuyama is Rin Yuzuriha. YuKobayashi is Yoshiko Kurogami.
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* HeyItsThatVoice: DaisukeOno Creator/DaisukeOno is Sigma and Creator/AyaHirano is Neon. TetsuInada and MamikoNoto voice Dickson and Christie. RikiyaKoyama is Shizuma Kurogami. JunFukuyama is Rin Yuzuriha. YuKobayashi is Yoshiko Kurogami.
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* DoItYourselfThemeTune: AyaHirano sings the theme song, "Harmonia vita".
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* HeyItsThatVoice: DaisukeOno is Sigma and AyaHirano Creator/AyaHirano is Neon. TetsuInada and MamikoNoto voice Dickson and Christie. RikiyaKoyama is Shizuma Kurogami. JunFukuyama is Rin Yuzuriha. YuKobayashi is Yoshiko Kurogami.
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To put things right, Sigma and his friend, the card-user Neon Tsukiyumi, travel back the past in order to solve a series of murders in the Kurogami household. By visiting different points in time, finding clues (in the form of 'moments of sound'), and working out the sequence of events and the culprit, the past can be changed, leading to a different murder scenario. In battles with the Ouma, Neon does most of the fighting, using her cards to perform actions whilst Sigma provides the BGM. By playing different tracks, the individual recharge rate for Neon's cards is changed. Neon can also change forms via a form of possession.
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To put things right, Sigma and his friend, the card-user Neon Tsukiyumi, travel back into the past in order to solve a series of murders in the Kurogami household. By visiting different points in time, finding clues (in the form of 'moments of sound'), and working out the sequence of events and the culprit, the past can be changed, leading to a different murder scenario. In battles with the Ouma, Neon does most of the fighting, using her cards to perform actions whilst Sigma provides the BGM. By playing different tracks, the individual recharge rate for Neon's cards is changed. Neon can also change forms via a form of possession.
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* CrowningMusicOfAwesome: [[Hope Given Dance of the Dog's Howl http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8R4AQPFnTS0&hd=1]]
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* CrowningMusicofAwesome: [[Hope Given "Dance of the Dog's Howl" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8R4AQPFnTS0&hd=1]]
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* CrowningMusicofAwesome: CrowningMusicOfAwesome: [[Hope Given "Dance Dance of the Dog's Howl" Howl http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8R4AQPFnTS0&hd=1]]
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* CrowningMusicofAwesome: [[Hope Given "Dance of the Dog's Howl" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8R4AQPFnTS0&hd=1]]
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Released in 2008, Sigma Harmonics is a SquareEnix RPG for the NintendoDS, developed by the team that had previously worked on DirgeOfCerberus. It is set in an alternate Tokyo, and focuses on the story of Sigma Kurogami, the future head of the Kurogami clan, a line of 'sound-users' who can create miracles and guard the Great Clock that seals the demonic Ouma. The story begins when someone changes the past, destroying the present day and releasing the Ouma.
To put things right, Sigma and his friend, the card-user Neon Tsukiyumi, travel back the past in order to solve a series of murders in the Kurogami household. By visiting different points in time, finding clues (in the form of 'moments of sound'), and working out the sequence of events and the culprit, the past can be changed, leading to a different murder scenario. In battles with the Ouma, Neon does most of the fighting, using her cards to perform actions whilst Sigma provides the BGM. By playing different tracks, the individual recharge rate for Neon's cards is changed. Neon can also change forms via a form of possession.
This game has an [[CrowningMusicOfAwesome excellent soundtrack]], composed by MasashiHamauzu, and beautiful anime-style artwork. Sadly however, it has not yet been released outside of Japan.
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!!Tropes associated with this game include:
* AltumVidetur: The theme song is named "Harmonia vita" and has some Latin sprinkled throughout the lyrics.
* BlackEyesOfCrazy: [[spoiler:Rin during the final battle, coupled with RedEyesTakeWarning.]]
* CoolMask: Worn by the butler.
* DoItYourselfThemeTune: AyaHirano sings the theme song, "Harmonia vita".
* EvidenceScavengerHunt: After going back to a certain time and a certain place, Sigma can use his sound-related powers to uncover 'moments of sound' - clues as to what happened in that place during that time.
* FightLikeACardPlayer
* FlamingHair: Dickson and Christie.
* GreenEyes: Sigma
* HeyItsThatVoice: DaisukeOno is Sigma and AyaHirano is Neon. TetsuInada and MamikoNoto voice Dickson and Christie. RikiyaKoyama is Shizuma Kurogami. JunFukuyama is Rin Yuzuriha. YuKobayashi is Yoshiko Kurogami.
* HumongousMecha: [[spoiler: Used in the final battle.]]
* ImpaledWithExtremePrejudice: [[spoiler: Neon]], at the end of the trailer.
* NiceHat: Neon.
* NoExportForYou: Bombed in Japan, which sealed its fate in regards to an international release. It doesn't help matters that the game is coded in a way that would make hacking in a fan-made English script impossible.
* OneWingedAngel: [[spoiler: Rin]] in the final boss battle, This is a SquareEnix game so it shouldn't really come as a suprise.
* PowersViaPossession: Neon uses this to change classes. It also comes with a slight personality shift.
* RippleEffectProofMemory
* SayMyName: At the end of the trailer when Neon gets skewered.
* SetRightWhatOnceWentWrong: Sigma and Neon's goal.
* TheSummation: After gathering evidence, Sigma can do this via Hyper-Inference (a board with the 'moments' placed on it in the form of medals, which can be placed in different ways, producing different reasonings). Whether he infers right or wrong affects the boss battle afterwards.
* TimeTravel
* ThemeMusicPowerUp: What piece of music Sigma is playing affects the recharging rate for Neon's cards. [[spoiler: Rin produces the opposite effect in the final battle by changing the track.]]
* TrustPassword: Sigma uses one to get past the butler after he has forgotten him due to the changes in the timeline.
To put things right, Sigma and his friend, the card-user Neon Tsukiyumi, travel back the past in order to solve a series of murders in the Kurogami household. By visiting different points in time, finding clues (in the form of 'moments of sound'), and working out the sequence of events and the culprit, the past can be changed, leading to a different murder scenario. In battles with the Ouma, Neon does most of the fighting, using her cards to perform actions whilst Sigma provides the BGM. By playing different tracks, the individual recharge rate for Neon's cards is changed. Neon can also change forms via a form of possession.
This game has an [[CrowningMusicOfAwesome excellent soundtrack]], composed by MasashiHamauzu, and beautiful anime-style artwork. Sadly however, it has not yet been released outside of Japan.
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!!Tropes associated with this game include:
* AltumVidetur: The theme song is named "Harmonia vita" and has some Latin sprinkled throughout the lyrics.
* BlackEyesOfCrazy: [[spoiler:Rin during the final battle, coupled with RedEyesTakeWarning.]]
* CoolMask: Worn by the butler.
* DoItYourselfThemeTune: AyaHirano sings the theme song, "Harmonia vita".
* EvidenceScavengerHunt: After going back to a certain time and a certain place, Sigma can use his sound-related powers to uncover 'moments of sound' - clues as to what happened in that place during that time.
* FightLikeACardPlayer
* FlamingHair: Dickson and Christie.
* GreenEyes: Sigma
* HeyItsThatVoice: DaisukeOno is Sigma and AyaHirano is Neon. TetsuInada and MamikoNoto voice Dickson and Christie. RikiyaKoyama is Shizuma Kurogami. JunFukuyama is Rin Yuzuriha. YuKobayashi is Yoshiko Kurogami.
* HumongousMecha: [[spoiler: Used in the final battle.]]
* ImpaledWithExtremePrejudice: [[spoiler: Neon]], at the end of the trailer.
* NiceHat: Neon.
* NoExportForYou: Bombed in Japan, which sealed its fate in regards to an international release. It doesn't help matters that the game is coded in a way that would make hacking in a fan-made English script impossible.
* OneWingedAngel: [[spoiler: Rin]] in the final boss battle, This is a SquareEnix game so it shouldn't really come as a suprise.
* PowersViaPossession: Neon uses this to change classes. It also comes with a slight personality shift.
* RippleEffectProofMemory
* SayMyName: At the end of the trailer when Neon gets skewered.
* SetRightWhatOnceWentWrong: Sigma and Neon's goal.
* TheSummation: After gathering evidence, Sigma can do this via Hyper-Inference (a board with the 'moments' placed on it in the form of medals, which can be placed in different ways, producing different reasonings). Whether he infers right or wrong affects the boss battle afterwards.
* TimeTravel
* ThemeMusicPowerUp: What piece of music Sigma is playing affects the recharging rate for Neon's cards. [[spoiler: Rin produces the opposite effect in the final battle by changing the track.]]
* TrustPassword: Sigma uses one to get past the butler after he has forgotten him due to the changes in the timeline.
