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** Implied to be the case with Rikus, Neeva, and Sadira at the end.
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** Implied to be the case with Rikus, Neeva, and Sadira at the end.end.
* TheScrappy: Fans never warmed to Caelum the way they did Rikus and saw him as a obstacle to their OneTrueThreesome.
* TheScrappy: Fans never warmed to Caelum the way they did Rikus and saw him as a obstacle to their OneTrueThreesome.
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* HilariousInHindsight: Rajaat's goal of restoring the world to the "Blue age" through genocide of those races deemed "imperfect", as well as Prism Pentad's addition of "Shadows" to the plot makes one wonder if ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyXIV'''s writers may have took some inspiration.
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* HilariousInHindsight: Rajaat's goal of restoring the world to the "Blue age" through genocide of those races deemed "imperfect", as well as Prism Pentad's addition of "Shadows" to the plot makes one wonder if ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyXIV'''s writers may have took some inspiration.inspiration.
* OneTrueThreesome:
** Amusingly, made canon as Sadira sees no reason not to date both Rikus and Agis at once.
** Implied to be the case with Rikus, Neeva, and Sadira at the end.
* OneTrueThreesome:
** Amusingly, made canon as Sadira sees no reason not to date both Rikus and Agis at once.
** Implied to be the case with Rikus, Neeva, and Sadira at the end.
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* HilariousInHindsight: Rajaat's goal of restoring the world to the "Blue age" through genocide of those races deemed "imperfect", as well as Prism Pentad's addition of "Shadows" to the plot makes one wonder if ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyXIV'''s writers may have took some inspiration.
