Line #194 Characters/Heroland


1	[[foldercontrol]]
2
3	!!Heroland Staff
4
5	[[folder:Lucky]]
6	[[quoteright:170:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/heroland_lucky.jpg]]
7	[[caption-width-right:170:]]
8	An unexceptional young man from the countryside who applied to Heroland to support his poor family. He doesn't have much going for him, but with a little work and a big heart, maybe even he can change his life for the better. Or so he hopes.
9
10	Lucky is not a fighter; instead, he can instruct tourists to use a specific move, wave a flag to direct the party's overall strategy, or use an item from his pouch. The number of items he can hold, as well as how long he needs to refresh after performing an action, are dependent on his guide level.
11	----
12	* IronicNickname: He has a lot of bad luck at first, like breaking a near-priceless vase in an accident.
13	* OnlyKnownByTheirNickname: "Lucky" isn't his real name; it was given to him by 18, who thought it befitting of someone he planned to order around like a dog. You can choose his real name at the start, but very few people will refer to him by it.
14	* SupportingProtagonist: Lucky never actually fights, as that's a key part of the tourism experience.
15	* TheVoiceless: He rarely speaks, and when he does, it's either through a two- or three-choice prompt, or because Lua is using ventriloquism.
16	* WorkOffTheDebt: Forced into paying off a million-$tarfish debt after a vase gets broken, though it's implied that this was staged (given how frequently it's happened in Heroland's past).
17	[[/folder]]
18
19	[[folder:Lua]]
20	[[quoteright:180:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/heroland_lua.jpg]]
21	[[caption-width-right:180:]]
22	A fairy that accompanies Lucky after he becomes a tour guide, hoping to find a very specific treasure during their excursions to various dungeons.
23	----
24	* DarkSecret: She admits in Chapter 2 that [[spoiler:she's at least partly responsible for Alfie's debt, that Lucky will likely suffer similarly because of her, and that she's absolutely certain that a Dark Lord still actually exists, but refuses to reveal their location because it conflicts with her own agenda.]]
25	* ExpositionFairy: Her job, literally, is to provide exposition and voice the thoughts of silent protagonists.
26	* FairyCompanion: Serves as Lucky's, though she tends to be quite sarcastic.
27	[[/folder]]
28
29	[[folder:Otterman]]
30	[[quoteright:190:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/heroland_otterman.jpg]]
31	[[caption-width-right:190:]]
32	This young man (NOT an otter!) is Lucky's senior coworker. He's seen the dark side of Heroland and its employees, but keeps his cool and considers himself a casual nihilist. He loves cracking shellfish - especially clams - like an otter.
33
34	His personal skill, '''Shell Sling''', is a single-target, non-elemental spell that deals bonus damage to Marine-type enemies.
35	----
36	* FunnyAnimal: What he appears to be, even if he claims he isn't one.
37	* ImplausibleDeniability: He appears and acts far more like an otter than a man, but insists that he's human.
38	* JackOfAllTrades: Can join Lucky's tours as a Freelancer, having no advantage nor penalty towards any battle position.
39	* PaperThinDisguise: At the end of Chapter 2, Lucky meets "S.Muggler", a sunglasses-wearing otter that is definitely not a man. Although all the otters already look alike, he's carrying Otterman's clamshell satchel, and tends to slip up in conversation (especially if encountered in a dungeon you take Otterman into).
40	[[/folder]]
41
42	[[folder:Ada]]
43	[[quoteright:160:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/heroland_ada.jpg]]
44	[[caption-width-right:160:]]
45	The manager of Heroland's staff, and secretary to The President.
46	----
47	* BadBoss: She gives new employees empty rooms to live in, with paid toilets down the hall, and takes all their non-$tarfish currency after claiming their uselessness within Heroland's grounds. It's also heavily implied that she's conned many of her employees into massive debts that will be repaid with their labor.
48	* MadLove: She's absolutely infatuated with The President.
49	[[/folder]]
50
51	[[folder:Ruby]]
52	The girl that runs the Souvenir/Item Shop.
53	[[/folder]]
54
55	[[folder:Cal]]
56	The Blacksmith, who makes (replica) weapons for the tourists to fight with.
57	[[/folder]]
58
59	[[folder:Pharo]]
60	The shopkeep at the Plushie Emporium, which is where monster-summoning capsules can be bought once Lucky acquires the matching Rare Plushies.
61	[[/folder]]
62
63	[[folder:Alfie]]
64	[[quoteright:100:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/heroland_alfie.jpg]]
65	[[caption-width-right:100:]]
66	A senior part-timer who underwent Mascot Surgery to pay off his debts. He doesn't say much, but gets his work done and always looks out for his coworkers. Someday he'd like to head home and land a gig at a bar. He'd be called "The Beartender".
67	----
68	* ClingyCostume: The mascot bear head is sealed '''to''' his skull, not '''around''' it, due to his Mascot Surgery.
69	* WorkOffTheDebt: Like Lucky, he was forced to keep working after being blamed for a million-$tarfish vase breaking. He's roughly halfway through working it off when meeting Lucky.
70	[[/folder]]
71
72	[[folder:Scala]]
73	[[quoteright:120:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/heroland_skeleton_shocker.jpg]]
74	[[caption-width-right:120:]]
75	A woman in a Skeleton Shocker monster costume, and one of the head organizers of the enemy mobs tourists encounter in dungeons.
76	----
77	[[/folder]]
78
79	[[folder:Li'l Sluggo]]
80	[[quoteright:180:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/heroland_slug_dx.jpg]]
81	[[caption-width-right:180:]]
82	A MascotMook that tries, and fails, to contribute to staff meetings.
83	----
84	* MascotMook: Slugs are, in-universe, one of Heroland's most prominent common foes, used in their marketing and decoration.
85	* TheUnintelligible: Nobody in Heroland can actually understand Sluggish, though subtitles are provided in their text boxes for the player.
86	[[/folder]]
87
88	[[folder:The President]]
89	[[quoteright:250:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/heroland_president.jpg]]
90	[[caption-width-right:250:]]
91	The owner and operator of Heroland.
92	----
93	* {{Egopolis}}: It steadily becomes apparent that his pro-Dark Lord views were a major influence in the park's attractions, particularly the Mummies' Morsel Ruins, whose bosses are all corrupt and twisted versions of King Rush and his adventuring party.
94	* ObviouslyEvil: As if being [[BadBoss Ada's]] superior wasn't enough of an indication, he dresses like a traditional Dark Lord.
95	* RightHandCat: He's got a purple Slug on his left shoulder.
96	* SecretIdentity: He does a bad job at hiding it, but he's really [[spoiler:Derk Lorde, the same Dark Lord that King Rush and his friends fought]].
97	[[/folder]]
98
99	!!The Kingdom of Knowble
100
101	[[folder:18 / Prince Elric]]
102	[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/heroland_18.jpg]]
103	[[caption-width-right:350:]]
104	The ex-heir apparent, who recently fell to 18th in line for the throne. His prettyboy act seems to be paying off, and his princely charm can turn the direst straits into golden opportunities...when he isn't nomming on some pistachios.
105
106	His personal skill, '''Victory Slash''', is a V-shaped physical slice that debuffs an enemy's physical defense.
107	----
108	* {{Deuteragonist}}: He's the main focus of the story chapters, and unlike Lucky, he actually participates in battle.
109	* [[FallenPrincess Fallen Prince]]: As the son of the reigning king and queen, he was supposed to be 1st in line to inherit the throne, but a recent reworking of Knowble's legal system that grants priority based on a potential heir's age means that he's dropped to the almost-bottom of the list.
110	* FriendOrIdolDecision: In Chapter 3, [[spoiler:Fortran urges him to give chase to Biscuit after she ambushes the party, even offering to give back the Heroland passes he confiscated from the princes. Instead, 18 stops to see if the party is alright, and his admonishment of Fortran for ignoring the people humbles the viscount and has him give back 18's pass anyways]].
111	* HeroesPreferSwords: Prefers to wield a blade in battle as a "Warrior".
112	* OverlyLongName: His full name is "Elric van der Waals bal bil bul bel Bosse".
113	* PrinceCharmless: Lua calls him this to his face for how he treats others, though he does undergo CharacterDevelopment.
114	* StrengthEqualsWorthiness: 18 is hoping that the defeat of a Dark Lord (or at least an actor that can credibly pass as one) will be enough to make him the first in line for the throne.
115	* YouAreNumber6: Menus and dialogue tend to refer to his placement in line for Knowble's throne rather than his real name.
116	[[/folder]]
117
118	[[folder:Oak]]
119	[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/heroland_oak.jpg]]
120	[[caption-width-right:350:]]
121	Esteemed Minister of the Knowble Kingdom, as was his father before him, and so on. Dotes over Prince Elric as if he were his own son, and boasts about the "honor" of having changed the royal diapers. This master of modesty loves jawbreakers.
122
123	His personal skill, '''Lecture''', is a non-elemental spell that targets all enemies and can Provoke them, making them prioritize attacking Oak.
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125	* BeleagueredAssistant: Serves as 18's.
126	* ParrotExposition: Has a bad habit of not really thinking for himself, and repeating the observations of those around him.
127	* StealthExpert: He has the ability to become nearly invisible if light hits his mustache hair just right, which allows him to sneak into some staff-only areas of Heroland.
128	[[/folder]]
129
130	[[folder:Philip]]
131	[[quoteright:240:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/heroland_philip.jpg]]
132	[[caption-width-right:240:]]
133	The prince who would be 17th in line is, in fact, a dog with a penchant for bone-in steaks. When asked how that could be possible, King Rush stated that he was "kinda going through a phase at the time," and so this good, good boy was crowned.
134
135	His personal skill, '''Blessed Bark''', is a non-elemental area spell that deals bonus damage to the undead.
136	----
137	* HumanlikeAnimalAging: Averted and played with; he's three years old in human years, which makes him 21 in dog years, and this is the sole reason why he outranks 20-year-old Elric in royal succession. He also apparently has a younger sister, Olive, who's one human year younger and will push Elric to 19th in line on her next birthday.
138	* JackOfAllTrades: He's another Freelancer-type character, who's equally proficient with all weapons.
139	[[/folder]]
140
141	[[folder:Mel]]
142	[[quoteright:180:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/heroland_mel.jpg]]
143	[[caption-width-right:180:]]
144	Mel lived a peaceful life with his mother, until a messenger arrived at their inn with a summons from King Rush. His life changed upon learning of his royal lineage and becoming 16th in line for the throne. Fond of his town's raclette cheese.
145
146	His personal skill, '''Awesome Slash''', is inspired by 18's Victory Slash: it's an A-shaped physical slice that debuffs an enemy's magical defense.
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148	* AlwaysSomeoneBetter: Mel has this attitude towards 18, as no matter how good he looks or how much he outranks 18 legally, he's still just a country boy compared to 18's noble lineage.
149	* ArcVillain: Of Chapter 2, "Enter the Prettyboy Prince". However, it's portrayed as more of a petty rivalry, especially since he and Philip recruit themselves into 18's party at the chapter's start.
150	* EvilCounterpart: Mel isn't troubled by attacking 18 with a sword to move up in rank. However, the scenes in which the two fight are not treated seriously in the slightest.
151	* FriendlyRivalry: His relationship with 18. He also experiences this with Lucky, after [[spoiler:being employed by Heroland]].
152	* HeelFaceRevolvingDoor: Over the course of Chapter 2, he and 18 see each other more eye-to-eye. But later on, [[spoiler:Heroland's upper management transform him and have him battle 18]], which lasts for a few chapters until he can rejoin the tours.
153	* HeroesPreferSwords: Like 18, he's best-suited for the swords-wielding "Warrior" role.
154	* HeroicBastard: He's the product of King Rush's affair with a country woman.
155	* WorkOffTheDebt: [[spoiler:He forfeits his Heroland pass in Chapter 3 after interfering with Fortran's investigation, but soon after reveals that his mom bought it for him, so he volunteers at the Heroland item shop to pay her back...and then Ruby asks him to help carry a hundred-million-$tarfish vase...]]
156	[[/folder]]
157
158	[[folder:Fortran]]
159	[[quoteright:240:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/heroland_fortran.jpg]]
160	[[caption-width-right:240:]]
161	The viscount of Knowble is master of an estate even grander than his facial hair (if one could see it under his helmet). On a mission to bring the PhantomThief Biscuit to justice. His entourage of conscripted farmers can throw a wicked BBQ.
162
163	His personal skill, '''Good Samaritan''', is a medium-strength heal that affects the whole party.
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165	* ADayInTheLimelight: Chapter 3 is mostly about his pursuit of Biscuit, though 18 still ends up taking center stage by the end.
166	* CoolHelmet: He's always seen wearing one with a red plume and yellow detailing.
167	* ImplausibleDeniability: He doesn't believe in fairies, and requires Lua to speak, touch him, ''and'' produce fairy dust to prove she's not just an illusion. ''Twice''.
168	* TheMedic: Although his preference is defending on the front lines, his personal skill heals the entire party.
169	* NakedPeopleAreFunny: He threatens to make Lucky dance "the Naked Polka" for repeatedly failing to apprehend Biscuit. [[spoiler:And, when the time comes, Fortran performs it with him...off-camera.]]
170	[[/folder]]
171
172	[[folder:Cee Plusse]]
173	[[quoteright:230:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/heroland_cee_plusse.jpg]]
174	[[caption-width-right:230:]]
175	Lord Commander of the Upright Knights, the elite bodyguards of King Rush. Deeply respected by all who serve under him. He eats only for nutrition, and so prefers military rations to real food. His pitch-black sword exudes a grimdark aura.
176
177	His personal skill, '''Dark Slash''', is a non-elemental area attack that may inflict the Shock ailment, temporarily stunning the enemy.
178	----
179	* HeroesPreferSwords: He's an (Anti) Hero, and he prefers the "Warrior" role in combat.
180	* NinetiesAntiHero: His overall motif.
181	[[/folder]]
182
183	[[folder:King Rush Bosse]]
184	The current King of Knowble, formerly a hero that married a princess. His past adventures to defeat a Dark Lord terrorizing the land, alongside three comrades, served as the inspiration for Heroland.
185	----
186	* MeaningfulName: [[spoiler:Turns out that the man literally named RushBoss isn't a benevolent ruler.]]
187	* NotSoDifferentRemark: Leda and Logo admit that he was actually quite similar to the Dark Lord in his youth, getting frustrated at the same temple puzzles, and nearly giving into greed and temptation a couple of times.
188	* OffingTheOffspring: [[spoiler:He ordered Cee to assassinate 18, so as to not interfere with the recovery of the Demon's Pearl from Heroland.]]
189	* ReallyGetsAround: Aside from 18's mother, and Mel's mother, he also flirted with Leda and a few other ladies back in his heyday.
190	* WalkingSpoiler: Most of his true character isn't revealed until midway through the story, and aside from a random dungeon prize of a poster of him, he isn't even shown until the endgame.
191	[[/folder]]
192
193	!!Elric's Fanclub
194	!!!In General:
195	* FireIceLightning: Each of the three girls specializes in one of the three elements.
196	* GroupieBrigade: They're a group of friends that are crazy about 18.
197	* ValleyGirl: They all speak in this manner.
198
199	[[folder:Miranda]]
200	[[quoteright:225:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/heroland_miranda.jpg]]
201	[[caption-width-right:225:]]
202	This mischievous girl is the leader-type among her friends, who never can tell what kind of trouble she's going to get them in next...which is part of her charm. Lacks a little on the personality department, but loves to get her BBQ on.
203
204	Her personal skill, '''Amber Wave''', is a lightning-element area spell.
205	----
206	* ShockAndAwe: Amber Wave
207	[[/folder]]
208
209	[[folder:Julia]]
210	[[quoteright:160:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/heroland_julia.jpg]]
211	[[caption-width-right:160:]]
212	This showoff is never shown up. She's the laid-back one out of her friends, and prefers to do things her way. She isn't satisfied until she gets what she wants, and what she wants is to eat cherries and stream her adventures to the world!
213
214	Her personal skill, '''Crimson Wave''', is a fire-element area spell.
215	----
216	* JackOfAllTrades: Fitting with her laid-back style, she's a Freelancer that can adapt to any battle role.
217	* PlayingWithFire: Crimson Wave
218	[[/folder]]
219
220	[[folder:Mana]]
221	[[quoteright:170:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/heroland_mana.jpg]]
222	[[caption-width-right:170:]]
223	This sentimental girl always stops to admire the scenery, even in dungeons. Treasures quality time with her friends, but also needs alone time to recharge her social batteries. She keeps a diary and can never, ever get enough cheesecake.
224
225	Her personal skill, '''Azure Wave''', is an ice-element area spell.
226	----
227	* AnIcePerson: Azure Wave
228	* FairyTaleEpisode: Her sidequests, rather than dealing with any personal issues, are a retelling of ''Literature/{{Momotaro}}'' starring her...and using [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Romanesco_broccoli Romanesco]] instead of a peach.
229	* TheMedic: Her preferred battle role.
230	[[/folder]]
231
232	!!The Family
233	!!!In General:
234	* BadassFamily: They form a cohesive fighting team, with each family member specializing in a different role.
235	* EarlyBirdCameo: They're the party of four used in the Heroland introductory video at the game's start.
236
237	[[folder:Cobol]]
238	[[quoteright:175:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/heroland_cobol.jpg]]
239	[[caption-width-right:175:]]
240	This father of two came from Knowble's castle town to teach his children the joy of adventuring. Lets his kids lead and stays behind the scenes, but is eager to take the spotlight to show them he's a cool dad. Lamb makes his mouth water.
241
242	His personal skill, '''Lil' Ditty''', is a low-powered heal and physical/magical defense buff that targets the whole party.
243	----
244	* TheMedic: His preferred battle role.
245	* WhatKindOfLamePowerIsHeartAnyway: Played with, in that ''he'' knows how valuable healing is to a balanced party, but both of his kids and his wife take his role for granted in his sidequests.
246	[[/folder]]
247
248	[[folder:Linda]]
249	[[quoteright:175:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/heroland_linda.jpg]]
250	[[caption-width-right:175:]]
251	This mother of two from Knowble's castle town left her rich family after a sudden, psychedelic awakening. Strict both at home and on the battlefield, she won't rest until all of her children are properly raised. Has a soft spot for mushrooms.
252
253	Her personal skill, '''Good Vibes''', is a non-elemental spell that can inflict Hiccups on a target.
254	----
255	* AlmightyMom: She's very focused on the upbringing of her kids, intimidating even Fortran when a dungeon dive turns out to be ''not horrifying enough''.
256	* BlackMage: Her preferred role in battle.
257	[[/folder]]
258
259	[[folder:Chip]]
260	[[quoteright:160:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/heroland_chip.jpg]]
261	[[caption-width-right:160:]]
262	This mischievous kid wants to stand out among his peers. Occasionally convinces himself he's a mighty, invincible hero - the shield that will protect his little sister! Crazy for churros, which explains the bits of sugar on his cheeks.
263
264	His personal skill, '''Superhuman Strike''', is a single-target physical strike that's guaranteed to do critical damage, and Provoke the enemy, which makes a foe target the attacker.
265	----
266	* BigBrotherInstinct: Prefers the "Tank" role mainly so he can protect Chocola.
267	[[/folder]]
268
269	[[folder:Chocola]]
270	[[quoteright:150:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/heroland_chocola.jpg]]
271	[[caption-width-right:150:]]
272	Chip's brainiac little sister. She's diligent and agile, and under her mother's strict guidance, she's the family [=DPS=]er. Despite her age, she's even harder on herself than her mom. While not picky, she thinks the stew she makes is the best.
273
274	Her personal skill, '''Take This!''', is a fire-element, two-hit, single-target physical strike.
275	----
276	* HeroesPreferSwords: She's been trained to be a "Warrior" in battle.
277	[[/folder]]
278
279	!!Former Heroes
280	!!!In General:
281	* RetiredBadass: Although some of them are still involved with the kingdom's defenses, such as Leda with the Magicorps, none of them have been actual adventurers for quite some time.
282
283	[[folder:Smolt]]
284	[[quoteright:210:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/heroland_smolt.jpg]]
285	[[caption-width-right:210:]]
286	A former paladin that adventured with now-King Rush, who claims that the stories Heroland is built on might not have been entirely true.
287	----
288	* NonPlayerCharacter: Unlike Leda and Logo, who join the tour groups, he only appears to drop hints about the game's MythArc.
289	[[/folder]]
290
291	[[folder:Leda]]
292	[[quoteright:240:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/heroland_leda.jpg]]
293	[[caption-width-right:240:]]
294	A sorceress who traveled with King Rush on his legendary adventures. She's the leader of the S.P.E.L.L. Magicorps, but cut ties with people long ago. One mysterious contract with a monster later, she's forever 22. Loves her liquor.
295
296	Her personal skill, '''Dark Arts''', is a non-elemental area spell that may inflict Crying on targets, which lowers their hit rate.
297	----
298	* TheAgeless: Is perpetually in her early 20's, despite her real age being [[spoiler:in the 50's]].
299	* BlackMage: Her preferred role in battle, and the in-universe UrExample.
300	* DealWithTheDevil: According to her character bio, making one of these is why she doesn't look as old as Smolt or Logo. She also used to be able to summon eldritch beings, but now she can only conjure up a hoard of octopuses.
301	* NeverMessWithGranny: Logo eventually reveals that Leda's a grandmother. But, even though her power has weakened over time, she's still capable of channeling decently powerful magic.
302	* RedBaron: As an adventurer, she was known as "Leda the Crimson".
303	[[/folder]]
304
305	[[folder:Logo]]
306	[[quoteright:230:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/heroland_logo.jpg]]
307	[[caption-width-right:230:]]
308	This high-ranking D.Vout of the D.Vine Order used to be King Rush's travelling companion. He once had self-esteem issues, but the power of friendship gave him confidence. His sermons tend to drag on. Craves pickled radishes from time to time.
309
310	His personal skill, '''Forbidden Conjury''', is a single-target heal that can also revive a Knocked-Out ally.
311	----
312	* TheMedic: Not only is it his preferred battle role, he's the in-universe UrExample.
313	[[/folder]]
314
315	!!Tourists
316
317	[[folder:Jason]]
318	[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/heroland_jason.jpg]]
319	[[caption-width-right:350:]]
320	Kotori's boyfriend, who doesn't think he's got anything going for him...unless you count disappointment. Low self-esteem and high anxiety prevent him from committing to labels. What keeps his chin up are the two big loves of his life: Kotori and doughnuts.
321
322	His personal skill, '''Snacktime''', is a strong self-heal that also buffs his physical and magical defense. At Friendship Level 6, it upgrades to '''Leftovers''', which can now target any one ally.
323	----
324	* InsecureLoveInterest: He's anxious and constantly worried about Kotori's safety, who in comparison is only displeased that they aren't touring when something ''more'' exciting than visiting royalty and phantom thieves is occurring.
325	* TheMedic: His preferred battle role.
326	* SecretKeeper: [[spoiler:He was the only one actually paying attention when Kotori first revealed her alternate self, and when investigated after, tries his best to throw Fortran and 18 off the trail.]]
327	[[/folder]]
328
329	[[folder:Kotori]]
330	[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/heroland_kotori.jpg]]
331	[[caption-width-right:350:]]
332	A little lady with a big secret, who doesn't sweat the small stuff and usually takes the lead with her boyfriend, Jason. Since forever, she and her big brother have imitated each other, so she's a bit of a tomboy. They both like to share apples.
333
334	Her personal skill, '''Heart Arrow''', is a single-target physical strike that may Confuse an enemy, which may cause them to hit themself instead of their intended target.
335	----
336	* BlackMage: Her preferred role in battle.
337	* SecretIdentity: One of her possible post-battle quotes has her stating she has one, and another is about how justice will always win. [[spoiler:In truth, as revealed in Chapter 4, she's the noble Phantom Thief Biscuit.]]
338	[[/folder]]
339
340	[[folder:Python]]
341	[[quoteright:190:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/heroland_python.jpg]]
342	[[caption-width-right:190:]]
343	This prominent merc from the Mercenary's Melange has lent his skills to countless wizards and warriors. With his buff bod and smooth moves, the ladies are "all up ons." Dedicated to his work, but always has time for big ice cream parfaits.
344
345	His personal skill, '''Dracoslash''', is a non-elemental area attack that deals bonus damage to dragons.
346	----
347	* BigBrotherInstinct: [[spoiler:He implies to Cee that he's actually Kotori's big brother, caring more about her well-being than the pittance of coins she gave him to protect her.]]
348	* FriendlyEnemy: He was hired by PhantomThief Biscuit to help her elude arrest while in Heroland, but is still willing to tag along for tours alongside her pursuers.
349	* HeroesPreferSwords: Though his heroism depends on the client, he does prefer the "Warrior" role in combat.
350	[[/folder]]
351
352	[[folder:Vhoebe]]
353	[[quoteright:120:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/heroland_vhoebe.jpg]]
354	[[caption-width-right:120:]]
355	This shadowy CEO of the Pennypinch Trade Union's done some dirty work in the past, but eventually went legit to become a vital (and well-paid) member of Heroland's planning group. Sensitive to the plight of the rich. Digs pork aspic on rye.
356
357	Her personal skill, '''Shadow Swipe''', has her throw a Poison-inflicting knife at one enemy.
358	----
359	* HeroesPreferSwords: She's yet another "Warrior"-preferring character.
360	[[/folder]]
361
362	!!Extra Tourists
363	!!!In General:
364	* DownloadableContent: In the original Japanese version, these characters had to be purchased separately. However, they are automatically included in the international releases.
365
366	[[folder:Delphi]]
367	[[quoteright:155:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/heroland_delphi.jpg]]
368	[[caption-width-right:155:]]
369	With her entourage of fans in tow, this pop star has taken Heroland by storm! She brims with confidence, but is a bit of a sore loser. Dreams of overthrowing the monarchy for a world revolution. Snacks on scones slathered with marmalade.
370
371	Her personal skill, '''Middle Rotation''', is a single-target magical attack that may leave an enemy Confused and likely to hit themself instead of their target.
372	----
373	* BlackMage: Her preferred role in battle.
374	* MagicIdolSinger: She's an idol, and her preferred combat role is Mage.
375	[[/folder]]
376
377	[[folder:Apple]]
378	----
379	[[/folder]]
380
381	[[folder:Cherry]]
382	----
383	* MascotMook: She's a Li'l Slug.
384	* TertiarySexualCharacteristics: She wears a tiny bow.
385	[[/folder]]
386
387	!!Other Characters
388
389	[[folder:Biscuit]]
390	[[quoteright:310:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/heroland_phantom_thief_biscuit.jpg]]
391	[[caption-width-right:310:]]
392	A somewhat scatterbrained Phantom Thief, whose calling cards are vague at best.
393	----
394	* ArcVillain: First appears in Chapter 2, but isn't a huge concern until Chapter 3, which stars her pursuer Fortran, and 4, in which [[spoiler:her true self is revealed]].
395	* MasterOfDisguise: Her preferred method of stealing treasure while in Heroland is to perfectly copy someone else's appearance. This includes [[spoiler:Lua, who is a fraction of her size, and constantly floating]].
396	* PhantomThief: Her job title.

Context Characters / Heroland