Line #75 VideoGame/StarOceanTheLastHope


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4	''Star Ocean: The Last Hope'' is the fourth console installment in the ''VideoGame/StarOcean'' series. It was released for the Platform/Xbox360 in 2009 and got an [[UpdatedRerelease updated re-release]] for the Platform/PlayStation3 in 2010. It received another updated re-release on November 28, 2017 on Platform/PlayStation4 and on Steam as a 4K HD Remastered version of the game. ''The Last Hope'' is a {{prequel}} to all three previous games about how Earth [[FirstContact first made contact with other worlds]].
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6	[[AfterTheEnd After a nuclear World War III devastates Earth]], mankind is forced to put aside their differences and unite for a common cause: to find a new planet to colonize and save the human race. Edge Maverick is an impulsive but determined young man who volunteers for this desperate mission alongside his childhood friend and {{foil}}, Reimi Saionji. Together with a [[RagtagBunchOfMisfits ragtag group of crewmen, aliens and cyborgs]], Edge explores the different alien cultures across the universe and tries to figure out exactly how mankind will live in this new galactic landscape.
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9	!!This game provides example of:
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11	* AccidentalPervert: Edge, on four separate occasions, although one of them wasn't completely accidental. Naturally, Reimi never reacts well. There is a PA where he calls her out on it because she walked into his room without knocking.
12	* AccidentalKiss: [[spoiler:Lymle has one with Faize while trying to pull a prank on him.]]
13	* ActionGirl: Myuria, Reimi, Meracle, Lymle. Even Sarah, the WhiteMagicianGirl can advance through the Colosseum with the right build and tactics.
14	* AerithAndBob: Myuria, Reimi, Meracle, Lymle, Edge Maverick, Arumat P Thanatos … and Sarah. Sarah isn't even human.
15	* AlienNonInterferenceClause: Averted. There is nothing stopping Edge's crew from aiding an alien race however primitive they are. [[spoiler: The Underdeveloped Planet Protection Pact was formed during the ending sequence at Edge's insistence because he witnessed numerous events where it went wrong.]]
16	* AllThereInTheManual: The in-game encyclopedia explains many important facts that aren't even hinted at in the main story, such as the reason why Lymle looks six when her profile says she's fifteen, and [[spoiler:the reason for Faize's emotional suppression]].
17	* AnachronicOrder: Fourth game in the series but takes place before any other game in the series' internal chronology.
18	* ArchaicWeaponForAnAdvancedAge: As usual for Star Ocean. In the beginning, it's justified because the monsters apparently detect electromagnetic fields that old weapons don't generate. Edge himself uses a sword because his reflexes [[spoiler: from being a Seed Of Hope]] make him aim ahead of anybody instead of where they actually are, causing his shots to miss, a problem a sword apparently doesn't have.
19	* ArtisticLicensePhysics: The planet Lemuris is noted to be about the size of Mars, explaining why its residents are shorter than other HumanAliens. The problem is that a Mars-sized planet should have seen its interior near-completely solidify long ago, losing the magnetic field that would protect lifeforms on the surface from solar radiation and keep its atmosphere from being blown away by the solar wind. At most Lemuris should have developed simple single-celled lifeforms before that happened, not a society equivalent to medieval Europe.
20	* AsideGlance: During one PA where Edge is trying to calm Reimi down, he glances at the player while commenting on what he has to do.
21	* AttackItsWeakPoint: Many of the bosses battles require this. Each Grigori hides its core in a unique fashion.
22	* AwesomeButImpractical: Symbology. Nice effects, big explosions, many colors and decent damage. However, without Fast Cast, casting takes forever, and the high-end spells can't be chain-combo'd, which means you don't get bonus damage via the chain-combo damage multiplier.
23	* BedmateReveal: In one event, Edge wakes up to find Meracle sleeping right next to him. Then Reimi decides to come in without knocking. Cue NotWhatItLooksLike.
24	* {{BFG}}: The Blessed Buster support mech.
25	* BigDamnHeroes:
26	** Arumat and Crowe when the two of them [[CutscenePowerToTheMax cut through wave after wave of Phantom Soldiers like they were nothing, despite the horrendous boss battle you just went through against eight waves of them.]]
27	** Arumat does it [[spoiler:after the group escapes from Alternate Earth and find themselves under attack and unable to defend themselves]]
28	* BigNo: [[spoiler:Edge has this moment when the Apostle of Creation is about to destroy Earth and recreate it.]]
29	* BonusDungeon: The Cave of the Seven Stars and the Wandering Dungeon unlock after the main scenario is cleared.
30	* BossRush: You can fight all the Grigori again before fighting [[spoiler: Faize]] in his OneWingedAngel form. They can be avoided if one hugs the pathway out.
31	* CallingYourAttacks: It's no surprise that ''everyone'' in the game is an offender, [[WorldOfHam given what this game is like]]. You can even unlock additional voice clips via battle trophies, so the characters will start saying different things when they use skills/symbology.
32	--> ''"You will be bound in eternal silence!"''.
33	** Sarah's extra voices add a bit of comedy to the battle.
34	--> ''"Lightning, uh, uh, something!"''
35	* ChekhovsGun:
36	** Near the beginning, [[spoiler: Faize mentions his shuttlecraft Sol is connected to him, and he can summon it at any time. Guess what saves him and Edge at the end of the game.]]
37	** [[spoiler: Lymle's "scribbles" on the Calnus save it during an important event late in the game because they are symbolic runes of power]].
38	* ContinuityNod: ''The Last Hope'' serves as a prequel to the entire Star Ocean universe. About 336/[[TimeTravel 36]] years before Star Ocean 1.
39	** The entire planet of Roak is the home of the main characters from Star Ocean 1. The normal battles while exploring the planet have a nice remix of the battle theme from the first game as the battle BGM. The story even [[LampshadeHanging lampshades]] the fact that a local cult is trying to summon a being of ultimate evil. Your party is told that you will only prevent his summoning, but he will inevitably be unleashed, and only then will be destroyed [[spoiler: as the ClimaxBoss of Star Ocean 1.]] Even the [[AllThereInTheManual encyclopedia]] points out this fact.
40	** [[spoiler: Crowe's secret ending reveals he's the direct ancestor to the main hero of Star Ocean 1.]]
41	** Stephen D. Kenny being the first human to travel faster than light [[spoiler: and the first President of the Earth Federation]] neatly explains how Ronyx and Claude never, ever get punished for breaking the laws they mention breaking.
42	** Sarah Jerand has the same surname as two characters from the first game. Her dictionary entry spells out that she's their aunt through one of her unseen younger brothers.
43	** EN II has remixed themes from [[VideoGame/StarOceanTheSecondStory the second game]], the physical similarities between the Morphus and the Nedians, and the presence of the four jewels in EN II's sactuary. The dictionary entry states that EN II was created after the Morphus destroyed their homeworld in a civil war 3.7 billion years ago, and we already know that Nall's description of '''E'''nergy '''N'''ede's history was not accurate.
44	** When the Morphus set up camp on Nox Obscurus, the transporters they use are identical to the ones used on Energy Nede.
45	* CursedWithAwesome: The Seeds of Hope. [[spoiler: Out of the 3, only Reimi views it as a curse due to a traumatic incident in her past. The others think it's awesome.]]
46	* DareToBeBadass - Edge gets a zinger of one from Lady Elena on Roak, to snap him out of his HeroicBSOD [[spoiler: after the destruction of Alternate Universe Earth]].
47	* DisposableWoman: [[spoiler: The cute shepherd girl that Faize talks to for five minutes on Roak; her death is responsible for his StartOfDarkness]].
48	* DoomedHomeTown:
49	** The Earth might qualify as one since it being "doomed" is the reason Earth gets into space exploration in the first place.
50	** It's mentioned that Eldar is running out of time, as its sun is dying. [[spoiler:It's destroyed by the Phantom soldiers accelerating this process.)]]
51	** [[spoiler:Lymle's hometown is struck by the stone sickness and then a plague of lizard men. The survivors leave.]] .
52	* EncyclopediaExposita: A menu option contains information pertaining to the Earth, to monsters, and the main cast.
53	* ExpendableAlternateUniverse: [[spoiler:So long, Parallel Universe Earth! While the rest of the party play this trope straight, Edge is the only one to realize that billions of lives have been destroyed, and suffers from a massive HeroicBSOD because he was indirectly responsible for it.]]
54	* ExperienceBooster:
55	** Blue bonus board tiles boost your gained experience by 10% per tile.
56	** Green tiles, obtained whenever an enemy ambushes you. At the end of a battle, one party 'SP' point is added to your total for each green tile. By carefully manipulating the battle scenario, you can fill your entire bonus board with them.
57	* {{Facepalm}}: Edge can't help but do this after a strange conversation between Sarah and the King of Astral in which she gives him the "gist" of an official letter that she's apparently had for more than three years and had forgotten to give him up until then. (She says she was fifteen when she got the letter. The game's dictionary gives her age as 19.)
58	* FairyInABottle: Made with crafting, and used in synthesis. There's one fairy for every stat.
59	* FetchQuest: The majority of the game's [[IrrelevantSidequest plot irrelevant sidequests]] are these. Many require to fetch multiple items over various points in the game, or craft them, which requires you to fetch multiple items needed to craft them. Occasionally you can just buy the items, but you can't count on that.
60	* FirstContact: Humans had such with the Eldarians pre-series, but it's still new. Humans are on the contacting side at Lemuris and they take pains to avoid it at Roak.
61	* GameBreakingBug: The ''International'' re-release of ''Last Hope'' has a bug that may cause the game to crash while you’re fighting the bonus boss in the BonusDungeon. This bug was never fixed. It does not help that dungeon itself can take up to five hours to traverse, and there’s no save point inside.
62	* GameplayAndStorySegregation: In one of the most unusual and perhaps bizarre examples ever, after beating the game at least once it is possible to [[spoiler:choose to keep Faize in your battle party at the point in which Arumat would normally join. The thing is, he joins your battle party ''only'', everything else about the game's plot and all of the cutscenes proceed as if Arumat was with you, up to and including the fact that a form of Faize is the final boss. This means that it is actually possible to have Faize fighting himself in the final battles.]]
63	* GlassCannon:
64	** The best way to do any notable damage, especially post-game, is to turn a character(s) into one of these. A maxed out Berserk will double the character's attack but cut their defense in half. Add in the Spriggan monster jewel and you can double their attack again at the cost of cutting your max hp in half.
65	** Myuria and Lymle, as {{Squishy Wizard}}s are this by default.
66	** Meracle, when you first meet her, will strong but fragile due to being many levels behind the party.
67	* GuideDangIt: The game is loaded with sidequests and extras, including many things that are {{permanently missable\|Content}}, short of starting a NewGamePlus. Missing even one can screw you up when trying to complete a particular quest. A number of others aren't technically missable, but can be near impossible to figure out without a guide. Additionally, the game provides no record of items you've created, or quests that you've completed, only ones that you haven't yet finished. The Platform/PlayStation3 version, ''The Last Hope International'', is notorious for being one of the most difficult [=PlayStation 3=] titles ever to achieve a Platinum Trophy for, with a rating of 5704 Difficult Points "Extreme" on the site [=PSN=] Trophy Leaders and a completion rate of only 631 out of 68,736 players (0.92%). As this number doesn't count players not registered on the site, the true percentage value is likely ''much, much lower''.
68	* GunsAreWorthless: At the very beginning of the game, when the alien wildlife appears, the SRF's railguns are promptly proven completely useless thanks to the electromagnetic energy shields that the giant alien insects possess. This doesn't come up again but Edge continues using a sword and Reimi a bow. It helps that they prefer swords and bows over guns [[spoiler: and that they're genetically engineered humans]] This is also par for course with Star Ocean, and the premise of the entire game series revolves around sci-fi heroes in a fantasy-esque setting.
69	* GuysSmashGirlsShoot: ZigzaggedTrope. Edge and Reimi start [[AvertedTrope off using the same standard issue guns]] but after they discover that guns are worthless they play the trope straight. When [[GenderFlip Bacchus, the Big Guy, joins the group he is using an arm cannon and later addition Meracle, Cat Girl, fights up close with her claws.]]
70	* GlobalCurrencyException: The colosseum, which requires the player to spend "Fight Tokens".
71	* HelloInsertNameHere: You can change the first name of your party members, and the dialogue subtitles follow suit but the dialogue audio doesn't.
72	* ImprovisedWeapon: The "sword" that Edge grabs at the beginning to fight off the Bugs is actually a work tool designed for cutting through ship hauls and such. It's not meant to be used as a weapon, but he makes due with it until he can get his hands on a proper sword.
73	* InterfaceSpoiler: If you go around collecting all the spaceship data you can, you'll notice a couple odd gaps early on. [[spoiler: The SRF-00X ships are listed in order, but the SRF-001 Calnus appears twice, in both its original version, and the version outfitted with Eldarian technology. There's a gap between its upgrade and the SRF-002 Aquila, hinting that the Calnus will receive another upgrade later in the game (which it eventually does, with the much-superior Morphus technology). There's also a gap after the SRF-002 Aquila, hinting that not only will it show up later, but it will be upgraded (or get upgraded). None of the other SRF-00X ships have gaps after them, so nothing interesting will happen with them.]]
74	* JigglePhysics: Presumably present for all the women, but only slightly noticeable on Reimi and ''very'' obvious on Myuria.
75	* LethalJokeItem: The Tri-Embl'''u'''m. At first glance, it's like the Tri-Embl'''e'''m, the best unmodified accessory in the game... except with 1/100 of the stats and none of the cool factors. However, it has a particular hidden stat whose worth doesn't become apparent until the post-game: A Synth limit of 8. This allows you to synthesize up to 8 other items onto it to beef up its power. The regular Tri-Emblem has a limit of only 3, but transfers 100% of its stats when synthing. If you synth some Tri-Emblems together, you can get one awesome one with 4x the stats. Or, you could synth 8 of them to a Tri-Embl'''u'''m, getting an accessory with 8x the stats of a regular Tri-Emblem, three of the four awesome factors found on the Tri-Emblem, and best of all, able to be duplicated for the dirt cheap price of 1 Magical Clay, allowing you to outfit your whole party with them. What's not to love?
76	* LoopholeAbuse: Following [[spoiler:the destruction of the Eldarian homeworld]], the [=USTA=] declares that the [[spoiler:[=SRF=] is to be disbanded. In fact, it never existed, and therefore couldn't have caused the destruction like the Eldarians claim.]] Commander "Lightspeed" Kenny is ordered to carry this out by [[spoiler:destroying all remaining [=SRF=] vessels]], but when he encounters Edge and his crew and explains the situation to them, Edge refuses to stand down, even knowing that he'll be branded a pariah, and the rest of the crew stands with them. Kenny decides to let them go. Afterwards, in explaining how they'll justify this to one of his comrades, [[spoiler:they never encountered any [=SRF=] vessels. After all, there is no [=SRF=] and never was, so how could it have any vessels?]]
77	* MagicKnight: Edge, Faize, Arumat [[CutscenePowerToTheMax and Myuria in certain situations]], all mix magic and armed martial arts.
78	* MaleGaze: The post-battle camera seems to really love Reimi's butt, and long pans ''all the way up'' [[MsFanservice Myuria]].
79	* MarathonBoss:
80	** The final boss has around 2 million HP on Galaxy ''([[IdiosyncraticDifficultyLevels Normal]]'') difficulty.
81	** The superbosses take this up a notch. Gabriel Celeste, the first one, has about ''five'' million on Galaxy - in his weakest form. In his strongest one, he has ''three times that amount''. And then? We have the Ethereal Queen, who has that amount of HP in her ''weakest'' form. In her strongest form, she has yet again three times that! And let's not get started on the higher difficulties. On [[HarderThanHard Chaos]], she has '''''64 MILLION HP''''' in her strongest form!
82	* ModestyTowel: In one scene, Edge is [[ThePeepingTom watching]] Reimi's SexySilhouette while she's [[ShowerScene showering]]. When she hears him make a noise, she leaves the shower stall wrapped in a towel to investigate, apparently having the towel inside the stall with her the entire time.
83	* MyGodWhatHaveIDone:
84	** The world leaders express regret in the cinematic opening when they witness the untold destruction of nuclear war.
85	** Edge has a big bag of grief after [[spoiler:his actions cause the destruction of an alternative Earth]].
86	* MultiMookMelee: The fight against the Phantom Soldiers on Aeos consists of one normal battle followed by '''seven''' ambushes. This is also the case for the "Defeat the assassins" trials in the Wandering Dungeon. That said, these are generally considered the easiest trials compared with those that require you to "clear abhorrent crystals" or find numerous Geostones.
87	* NewGamePlus: After you beat the final boss, you can reload with a "clear" save file. You can also import battle trophy and monster data to a new game.
88	* NiceJobBreakingItHero:
89	** [[spoiler: Edge is indirectly responsible for the deaths of many people on Lemuris. including Lymle's grandfather. By destroying the source of the disease that had been plaguing the planet, everyone who was infected suddenly mutated and went on a rampage, before turning to stone. In Edge's defense, this would have happened to them eventually...his actions merely sped the process up and made it happen all at once. The only consolation is that, with the source gone, the disease would never afflict anyone again.]]
90	** [[spoiler: Edge hands over technology to an alternate version of Earth that is over a hundred years in the past, which results in its destruction.]]
91	* NonCombatEXP: Finishing mini-quests gives you exp and the skill points to acquire skills, as well as opening treasure chests. Also you get that by farming and or mining items at certain spots (the only way to finish some of said quests as well as getting certain crafting materials).
92	* NotWhatItLooksLike: [[RunningGag Edge often ends up in compromising sitatuations]] and gets caught by [[PervertRevengeMode an angry Reimi]]. She always assumes the worst because [[OnceDoneNeverForgotten the first time, it was what it looked like.]]
93	* ANuclearError: We see in the opening sequence that World War 3 started when an unmanned stealth drone was caught in the discharge of an {{EMP}} fired to inconvenience communications. Its nuclear payload inconvenienced a densely populated city (the ultimate in accidental friendly fire). This caused a worldwide thermonuclear war that left the surface of the Earth uninhabitable, making all eyes turn to space for a lasting solution.
94	* PlotHole: Okay, so the Earth has become uninhabitable due to all of the nuclear fallout and polluted skies. Yet, [[spoiler: at the end of the game, Earth is suddenly cleansed with no mention of what fixed it!]].
95	* ReligionOfEvil: The church of Sydonai is premised with reviving an archfiend so it will burn the entire world, and kill everyone it (including themselves) for some kind of post-flame salvation.
96	* RockBeatsLaser: Only one character uses futuristic weaponry in battle. The rest use swords, bows, spears, and various other weapons. Magic is also used by those characters.
97	* RoswellThatEndsWell: The timing and the location of her recruitment heavily imply that Meracle was the Roswell alien. [[spoiler: For ''that'' Earth, anyway.]]
98	* RunningGag: For one (innocent) reason or another, Edge always [[ShowerOfAwkward ends up in the female shower room]] while Reimi is [[ShowerScene taking a shower]]. Or he's caught with one of the other female characters in an awkward position.
99	* SantaClaus: Santa is a wandering merchant who sells stuff at insanely high prices in the Wandering Dungeon and can be encountered randomly. When Edge first sees him, he suggests that he might be some cosplayer, but he is actually Santa. Despite the high prices, a lot of his stuff is really good, or at the very least unique. That doesn't stop Edge, once you exit the shop menu, from complaining that he'd have to take out a mortgage to afford the stuff.
100	* {{Sentai}}: The Mighty Multi-Colored Bald Eagle Rangers. Yes, they're really called that.
101	* ShipperOnDeck
102	** If you return to Aeos after clearing out Lemuris, you can talk to Commander Grafton and learn he's rooting for Edge/Reimi.
103	** After [[spoiler:the SRF is disbanded and Edge and the others decide to go it on their own]], Edge and Reimi have an unusually serious conversation with Welch in which she tells them that she'll be with them all the way. Unusually serious, that is... right up to the point where she says [[spoiler:"I'm doing this for you two lovers, you know." and then claims that they're "eloping to the end of the universe," to find secret love beyond the stars.]]
104	--->'''Reimi''': That was just another one of her jokes, right? She knows the truth, doesn't she?
105	* ShoutOut: This game references previous games in the series with music: the entire planet of Roak has remixed themes from Star Ocean I, for instance.
106	** En II has remixed themes from Star Ocean II.
107	** Faize's basic combat stance is taken from Jayle, of ''VideoGame/ValkyrieProfile'' and Klaus Bachtein looks suspiciously similar to [[VideoGame/ValkyrieProfile Lezard Valeth]].
108	** At one point on Lemuris, the party has to go to a place called the [[VideoGame/FinalFantasyVIII Rinoa]] Mountains.
109	** The default name for your tournament team is [[Film/OceansEleven Ocean's Eight]] and there are teams in there called [[VideoGame/TheWorldEndsWithYou The World Ends With Two]] and ''VideoGame/{{Darkstalkers}}''. There's also a [[Music/TheBeatles Beetlemania]] team.
110	** There's an attack called "[[Music/TheRollingStonesBand Rolling Stone]]"?
111	* ShowerScene: One of the events involves Reimi showering, but Edge ends up [[ShowerOfAwkward walking in on her]]. He pretends to be a cat so he can sneak away, but she catches and [[PervertRevengeMode punishes him anyway]].
112	* SlidingScaleOfSillinessVersusSeriousness: The game is all over the place. It mostly takes itself seriously, but in other places, it reverts completely and especially in the bonus dungeons. Between meeting the [[{{Sentai}} Mighty Multi-Coloured Bald Eagle Rangers]] (who ask Reimi to become the ''pink'' Eagle Ranger), greeting the Armaros Manifest II with "Trick or Treat!" (and the thing actually ''responding in kind'') and meeting ''[[SantaClaus Santa]]'' of all people to sell you some of the game's most powerful items [[SubvertedTrope at pretty absurdly high prices]].
113	* SomethingOnlyTheyWouldSay: Or rather, something only they would wear. [[spoiler:Lymle realizes the true identity of the Apostle of Creation from the fact that it's wearing Faize's scarf]].
114	* SpaceElves: The Morphus is an advanced elf-like race of people with PointyEars and [[MageSpecies innate symbological abilities]] that live in space. Their name even means "Enlightened One". [[spoiler:It's all but spelled out that they're a Nedian splinter group.]]
115	* TooDumbToLive: At the beginning of the game, Edge encounters the giant bugs native to Aeos. Repeated hits from multiple guns do absolutely nothing to the bugs. At a key moment, a powerful high-tech blade [[ChekhovsGun introduced shortly before]] lands near him. This is obviously the moment in the story when, looking for anything that can hurt his foe, he grabs the blade and discovers it works like a charm. Instead, he keeps trying with his completely useless gun while people die around him. He's Too Dumb for Anyone Around Him to Live.
116	* ToplessnessFromTheBack: When the naked Reimi wakes up in the military base and gets out of bed, the audience only sees her bare back, though the rest of the party gets a full view.
117	* TrojanPrisoner: To infiltrate the military base and save Reimi, the party pretends to be Klaus' prisoner so he can sneak everyone inside.
118	* TwentyBearAsses: There is a subset of sidequests called "Shop Orders" which will ask the party to bring back 5 bee stingers, 1 ice crusher sword, 20 intensified gunpowers, etc.
119	* VerbalTic:
120	** Lymle, 'Kay?
121	** [[CatGirl Meracle]] meow!
122	* UndressingTheUnconscious: Reimi is captured by the army, and when she's found in her cell by the party she's asleep naked on a bed having had all of her belongings removed. This is PlayedForLaughs when she wakes up and climbs out of bed without realizing she has no clothes on, thus giving the party a full frontal when she sheds the blanket that was serving as a ModestyBedsheet. It's only when she notices the awkward stares that she realizes her nudity and [[NakedFreakOut promptly panics]].
123	* UnprovokedPervertPayback: Reimi resorts to PervertRevengeMode whenever Edge gets into seemingly perverted situations, even when it's obvious that it's not his fault.
124	* VideoCallFail: In one of the later cutscenes, an error with Welch's holo-projector causes her form to distort into a variety of shapes like a 3d funhouse mirror, making Edge crack up each time it happens. All the while, things seem to be perfectly fine on Welch's end, as she reacts to Edge's mad laughter with confusion. Thankfully, once Remi gets involved, the error is seemingly fixed, bringing everything back to normal.
125	* WaveMotionGun: [[spoiler: The beam fired by the defense system (in the form of a huge dragon) of Nox Obscurus most definitely qualifies as this. It destroys the Moonbase without even ''touching'' it, cooking it with the cast-off energy.]]
126	* WeaponBasedCharacterization: Each character has one. [[MeaningfulName Edge]] uses [[HeroesPreferSwords swords]], [[LadyOfWar Reimi]] uses [[TheStraightAndArrowPath a bow]], [[BlackMagicianGirl Lymle]] uses a MagicWand, [[WhiteMagicianGirl Sarah]] uses spears, [[RedMage Myuria]] uses [[MagicStaff staves]], [[OfficerAndAGentleman Faize]] uses a [[RoyalRapier rapier]], [[CatGirl Meracle]] uses [[WolverineClaws claws]], [[{{Cyborg}} Bacchus]] uses an ArmCannon, and [[DeathSeeker Arumat]] uses a [[SinisterScythe scythe]].
127	* WingedHumanoid: The Featherfolk are a humanoid race with large white wings that let them fly.
128	* YesMan: Deputy Director Shimada's assistants do nothing but parrot what he says and agree with him.

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