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1* ActorAllusion: Creator/CrispinFreeman, once played another white haired guy named Balmung of the [[Franchise/DotHack .hack// world]].
2* DevelopmentHell: The first game was announced by Creator/Level5 as a [=PS3=] ''launch title''. It was released in Japan ... two years after the [=PS3=]'s debut.
3* NoExportForYou: The Avatar Sidequests never made it to North America or Europe, and ''White Knight Chronicles: Origins'', never made it to NA either despite being localized in Europe.
4* PlayingAgainstType: Dana Snyder, the voice of [[WesternAnimation/AquaTeenHungerForce Master Shake]] and other comical assholes, plays Belcitane, someone whose maliciousness is '''not''' PlayedForLaughs.
5* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Compare [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OdaVNj5dm8o the 2006 TGS announce trailer]] with [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zsu1YEEqgqQ actual gameplay footage]] and see if you can spot any differences.
6** Scardigne was originally supposed to be [[spoiler:a 100% original, 100% male character complete with his own Farian-flared Incorruptus, referred to in the book as [[https://lparchive.org/White-Knight-Chronicles-I-II/Update%2060/257-OGScardigne.jpg the “God of War,”]] (seen at the end of this update) which you would retrieve from a place known as Ences Temple, which itself was also DummiedOut of the game]]. Why [[spoiler:it became Kara instead]] is unknown, nor is there a reason why [[spoiler:she couldn’t have the God of War herself, seeing as how she took everything else associated with Scardigne, other than it was an idea that came about at a later stage in the duology’s development and was axed because it countermanded the game lore’s “Five Knights and only five Knights” commandment]].
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9%% [[https://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?noseen=1&threadid=3597149&perpage=40&pagenumber=24#post428840637 Plot lines taken from Final Fantasy Games.
10%% FFVI - Evil empire putting the world at risk by resurrecting ancient magic/technology.
11%% FFVII - An aerial taxi service to a population centre in the middle of an intractable wasteland.
12%% FFVIII - Majority of the main cast grew up together, were separated, forgot one another and then brought back together by fate
13%% FFIX - A medieval castle city and steampunk technology city situated a comparatively short distance away from one another.
14%% BONUS: Game protagonist is a magical foundling from another world/era raised by a gruff and strict demihuman and harbours a tremendous world-ending power inside them but is raised to be a "good" person instead.
15%% FFX - Thousands of years before the plot happens a magic empire and a technology empire engage in a gigantic war that tears the world in half. The magic empire is defeated and falls into ruin while the present day world lives in the shadow of the mechanical empire's remnant.
16%% BONUS: The Lake Dance.
17%% FFXI - An online RPG with a loose plot woven between its various quests.
18%% FFXII - It's entire game engine.

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