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Evil Is Sexy TRS; this has become an objective, in-universe trope.
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* EvilIsSexy: Vidocq might be a villain, but he's easily the best-looking man in the game.
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* ThatOneBoss: Sang Maudit. You have to fight him a total of two times, each with several phases. You don't get to heal or revive your spirits between the phases and can't replenish your supplies of healing items between the battles (you do, however, get to capture two more spirits in the interim, both of which he can one-hit-kill). Finishing the final form will probably burn not through all of your spirits, but most, if not all, of your gems as well.
* JustForFun/XMeetsY: {{VideoGame/Boktai}} meets {{Franchise/Pokemon}} with some stylistic influences from Franchise/ProfessorLayton.
* JustForFun/XMeetsY: {{VideoGame/Boktai}} meets {{Franchise/Pokemon}} with some stylistic influences from Franchise/ProfessorLayton.
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* ThatOneBoss: Sang Maudit. You have to fight him a total of two times, each with several phases. You don't get to heal or revive your spirits between the phases and can't replenish your supplies of healing items between the battles (you do, however, get to capture two more spirits in the interim, both of which he can one-hit-kill). Finishing the final form will probably burn not through all of your spirits, but most, if not all, of your gems as well.
* JustForFun/XMeetsY: {{VideoGame/Boktai}} meets {{Franchise/Pokemon}} with some stylistic influences from Franchise/ProfessorLayton.well.
* JustForFun/XMeetsY: {{VideoGame/Boktai}} meets {{Franchise/Pokemon}} with some stylistic influences from Franchise/ProfessorLayton.
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* ThatOneBoss: Sang Maudit. You have to fight him a total of two times, each with several phases. You don't get to heal or revive your spirits between the phases and can't replenish your supplies of healing items between the battles (you do, however, get to capture two more spirits in the interim, both of which he can one-hit-kill). Finishing the final form will probably burn not through all of your spirits, but most, if not all, of your gems as well.
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* ThatOneBoss: Sang Maudit. You have to fight him a total of two times, each with several phases. You don't get to heal or revive your spirits between the phases and can't replenish your supplies of healing items between the battles (you do, however, get to capture two more spirits in the interim, both of which he can one-hit-kill). Finishing the final form will probably burn not through all of your spirits, but most, if not all, of your gems as well.well.
* JustForFun/XMeetsY: {{VideoGame/Boktai}} meets {{Franchise/Pokemon}} with some stylistic influences from Franchise/ProfessorLayton.
* JustForFun/XMeetsY: {{VideoGame/Boktai}} meets {{Franchise/Pokemon}} with some stylistic influences from Franchise/ProfessorLayton.
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* HilariousInHindsight Marie is [[spoiler: a descendent of the French royal family.]] The 3DS game RhythmThiefAndTheEmperorsTreasure, which came out about six months later and is also is set in Paris, has a character named Marie [[spoiler: who is ''also'' a descendent of the French royal family]]. In addition to that she bears some resemblance to Sophie.
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* HilariousInHindsight Marie is [[spoiler: a descendent of the French royal family.]] The 3DS game RhythmThiefAndTheEmperorsTreasure, ''VideoGame/RhythmThiefAndTheEmperorsTreasure'', which came out about six months later and is also is set in Paris, has a character named Marie [[spoiler: who is ''also'' a descendent of the French royal family]]. In addition to that she bears some resemblance to Sophie.
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* NeedsMoreLove
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* EvilIsSexy: Vidocq might be a villain, but he's easily the best-looking man in the game.
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* NeedsMoreLove
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* HilariousInHindsight Marie is [[spoiler: a descendent of the French royal family.]] The 3DS game RhythmThiefAndTheEmperorsTreasure, which came out about six months later and is also is set in Paris, has a character named Marie [[spoiler: who is ''also'' a descendent of the French royal family]]. In addition to that she bears some resemblance to Sophie.
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* GeniusBonus: The game insists on hand-holding you through the dialogues as Sophie and Lautrec discuss each riddle and name more locations for you to visit to talk to people to help you figure stuff out. If you solve it yourself and come to the right location, in 95% of the cases the game will acknowledge it as being the solution, complete with a scene of Lautrec congratulating Sophie on figuring things out without his aid. The remaining 5% fall into the ButThouMust category whenever plot exposition is tied into the location visits.
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* GeniusBonus: The game insists on hand-holding you through the dialogues as Sophie and Lautrec discuss each riddle and name more locations for you to visit to talk to people to help you figure stuff out. If you solve it yourself and come to the right location, in 95% of the cases the game will acknowledge it as being the solution, complete with a scene of Lautrec congratulating Sophie on figuring things out without his aid. The remaining 5% fall into the ButThouMust category whenever plot exposition is tied into the location visits.visits.
* ThatOneBoss: Sang Maudit. You have to fight him a total of two times, each with several phases. You don't get to heal or revive your spirits between the phases and can't replenish your supplies of healing items between the battles (you do, however, get to capture two more spirits in the interim, both of which he can one-hit-kill). Finishing the final form will probably burn not through all of your spirits, but most, if not all, of your gems as well.
* ThatOneBoss: Sang Maudit. You have to fight him a total of two times, each with several phases. You don't get to heal or revive your spirits between the phases and can't replenish your supplies of healing items between the battles (you do, however, get to capture two more spirits in the interim, both of which he can one-hit-kill). Finishing the final form will probably burn not through all of your spirits, but most, if not all, of your gems as well.
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* AlternateCharacterInterpretation: Is Lautrec a JerkWithAHeartOfGold that is ObliviousToLove, or is he a JerkWithAHeartOfJerk that abuses Sophie's affections for him because he depends on her ability to see and identify the spirits for him? The game gives plenty of evidence for either of them (and Sophie and Milady discuss this at length at several points).
* GeniusBonus: The game insists on hand-holding you through the dialogues as Sophie and Lautrec discuss each riddle and name more locations for you to visit to talk to people to help you figure stuff out. If you solve it yourself and come to the right location, in 95% of the cases the game will acknowledge it as being the solution, complete with a scene of Lautrec congratulating Sophie on figuring things out without his aid. The remaining 5% fall into the ButThouMust category whenever plot exposition is tied into the location visits.
* GeniusBonus: The game insists on hand-holding you through the dialogues as Sophie and Lautrec discuss each riddle and name more locations for you to visit to talk to people to help you figure stuff out. If you solve it yourself and come to the right location, in 95% of the cases the game will acknowledge it as being the solution, complete with a scene of Lautrec congratulating Sophie on figuring things out without his aid. The remaining 5% fall into the ButThouMust category whenever plot exposition is tied into the location visits.
