Dragalia Lost Top Character Index
Main Characters (Alberian Royal Family (The Prince/Euden) | The Apostles) Recruitable Adventurers (Flame | Water | Wind | Light | Shadow)
Recruitable Dragons (Flame | Water | Wind | Light | Shadow)
Antagonists (Campaign | Events | Void Battles | Recruitable)
NPCs
Main Characters (Alberian Royal Family (The Prince/Euden) | The Apostles) Recruitable Adventurers (Flame | Water | Wind | Light | Shadow)
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In world NPCs
Aisha
Debut: Lapis Adventurer Story
A village girl who was kidnapped to find a treasure. She is eventually found and stolen from her kidnappers by Lapis.- Living Macguffin: She serves as one for Lapis's adventurer story. She is the key to opening the way to an ancient treasure that she didn't know of herself.
Amaterasu
Debut: Celestial Showdown
- The Ghost: Prior to her proper introduction, she has been mentioned by other Hinomotoan characters. She is finally presented in Celestial Showdown where it is revealed she has no physical body rendering her just a voice, essentially making her a literal ghost.
- Heroic Sacrifice: After the heroes weaken Tsukuyomi enough, she warps them all away so that she can destroy the land her soul resides in with Tsukuyomi in it so that both of them are destroyed.
- Mirror Character: Celestial Showdown reveals her to be very much like Bahamut. Both of them were engaged in war with an equally powerful being who desired control of others in contrast to their desire to let others be free, they both sealed them away for centuries, and they gave up their physical bodies in order to accomplish this task.
- Top God: She's this to Hinomoto to the point of being their boss and god.
The Ancient One
A mysterious entity which Nyarlathotep, Hastur, and Akasha serve. He is One. He is All. He is the One-in-All and All-in-One.
- Capital Letters Are Magic: The Ancient One's pronouns are always capitalized, which is how you know He's serious business.
- Eldritch Abomination: Stirring Shadows all but confirms the Ancient One to be Yog-Sothoth himself.
- Gate of Truth: He seems to be both its guardian and its prisoner, able to allow a rare few like Akasha to pass through but unable to cross over into Grastaea without the silver key.
- The Ghost: The Ancient One has yet to make His appearance in the game, so far making His presence known only through His Avatars and Emissaries.
- Greater-Scope Villain: The Ancient One has little to do with the main conflict against Morsayati or the Agito, only showing up in Flavor Text or side stories. However, being either an Expy or Lawyer-Friendly Cameo of Yog-Sothoth, He ultimately poses a far greater threat to the continued existence of Grastaea.
- Human Sacrifice: Apparently accepts them, as proffering them in His behalf is Nyarlathotep's job.
- The Old Gods: Far older than Ilia or Elysium, and likely eons older than Grastaea itself.
- Only Known by Their Nickname: Unlike Hastur and Nyarlathotep, the Ancient One is never referred to by the name of His Cthulhu Mythos counterpart (Yog Sothoth) and is instead referred to by several of His various titles (One-in-All, the Beyond-One, etc.).
Angie (Rokkan)
Debut: Gauld Adventurer Story
The granddaughter of Gauld.- Damsel in Distress: Gets kidnapped by Bareed in Gauld’s Adventurer Story.
- Happily Adopted: Even after learning that Gauld isn't blood-related to her, she still loves her Gramps.
- Horned Humanoid: Has pink horns also.
- One-Steve Limit: Averted. There is also a human named Angie in Summer Verica's Adventurer Story.
Becky
Debut: Rhythmic Resolutions
One of Catherine's loyal companions. She loves to see Catherine happy.
- Yes-Man: She often approves of everything Catherine says and does.
Cedric
Debut: Humanoid Zodiark Adventurer Story
A noble who hired Zodiark to serve as his daughter's bodyguard.
- Anger Born of Worry: After Margaret gets attacked by ruffians that her friends abandoned her to, he expresses his concern and tells her she isn't allowed to hang with them again. Turns out, this scolding was what Margaret had been wanting from him all along.
- Parental Neglect: Margaret reveals her actions to be because Cedric was so wrapped up in work that he didn't pay any attention to her.
- Poor Communication Kills: Cedric's neglect to Margaret causes her to act like a spoiled brat in an effort to get him to show that he loves her.
Fa Ming
Debut:Xuan Zang Adventurer Story
Xuan Zang's teacher.- Face Death with Dignity: He's willing to hold in the miasma of the Ling Xua Dan, a cursed Qilin relic, until he dies a painful death in hundreds of years, that is unless another sealer takes it in.
- Master-Apprentice Chain: He taught Xuan Zang, who then taught Wu Kong.
Fafnir Roy IV
Debut: Enter the Kaleidoscape
The next in line for the Fafnir Roy's. Still an ordinary fafnir until he can prove himself.
- Guest-Star Party Member: He appears exclusively in the kaleidoscape as your uncontrollable ally providing you buffs every few seconds.
- Legacy Character: He is set to take over for Fafnir Roy III.
- Pokémon Speak: Much like his predecessor, he speaks in "faf fee" and "faf foo".
Finlorda
Debut: Chapter 19
Voiced by: Hiroshi Naka (Japanese)note
A ruling authority of the Faerie Kingdom; the former king.Voiced by: Hiroshi Naka (Japanese)note
- Mission Control: He tries to get in touch with Notte during the first half of Chapter 18 so he can serve this role and guides the Halidom's finest through her to the hidden gate to the Faerie Kingdom in the second half. Chapter 19 (Part One) reveals that he was using Notte to monitor Euden his entire existence.
- Omniscient Morality License: Defied. He knows that rewriting Notte's memories and using her to monitor Euden remotely was a particularly heinous act, and outright tells the party he is not expecting to be forgiven for it.
Fluffy
Debut: Summer Luca Adventurer Story
A wild rabbit whom Luca finds and befriends while stranded alone on the beach.
- Adopt the Food: When Luca first finds Fluffy, he considered eating him to survive. He quickly changes his mind as he can't resist the rabbit's cuteness.
- Furry Confusion: Fluffy is an ordinary rabbit being looked after by a Sylvan, who is essentially a rabbit person in the world of Grastaea.
Fydon & Felix
Debut: Xainfried Adventurer Story
A pair of baby dragons that are under Xainfried's constant care.- Children Are Innocent: While not human, Fydon and Felix both behave like friendly children, and they are even willing to give presents to people who hate Dragons and wanting those people to spend time with their own kids.
- The Determinator: They refused to give up on giving a gift to a Syrol man that was attacking them no matter what, simply because they believed it to be their duty as Saint Starfall.
- Ridiculously Cute Critter: They are both baby Dragons that make adorable squeaking sounds. Even Amane can't resist their cuteness, and she hates Dragons (initially).
Haoran
Debut: Ku Hai Adventurer Story (Mentioned)
An old friend of Ku Hai's who trained under the same mentor.- Accidental Murder: He didn't intend to actually kill Master Xuan. He merely intended to talk him into turning over a new leaf which led to the two of them fighting, and Haoran landed a fatal blow he did not mean to do.
- The Atoner: Haoran was horrified and disgusted when he found out the truth of Master Xuan that he slaid him and left the dojo without telling Ku Hai the truth, and he went on to work toward making amends to the crimes he commited for Master Xuan.
- Evil Former Friend: Subverted. Both he and Ku Hai trained under Master Xuan until Haoran killed him. However, it is soon revealed that Haoran did so in order to stop Master Xuan's lies, manipulations, and suffering that he caused others upon finding out the truth. Afterward, Haoran went on to help innocent people.
- Good All Along: The start of Ku Hai's story implies that Haoran betrayed the trust of Ku Hai and Master Xuan. Turns out that it was actually Master Xuan taking advantage of Ku Hai and Haoran.
Hinomotoan Dollmaker
A dollmaker from Hinomoto who served as Ayaha & Otoha's parental figure.
- My Greatest Failure: His last words to Ayaha & Otoha while his village burns around him is that he felt sending them to the mountains in exile was a grave mistake."You two are beasts who can't be reasoned with, and I should have killed you when I had the chance!"
- Nice Job Breaking It, Hero: When the twins harmed a prestigious old mercenary, he had them cast out into the mountains to die. Nedrick found them soon after, and the dollmaker's life — and village — subsequently went to hell.
- Parental Substitute: He was this to them, as we never get to see their actual parents if they had any. He did everything he could to keep them from harming those around them, only for it to all be in vain. This was before they ran into Nedrick, by the way.
Lyon
Debut: Humanoid Zodiark Adventurer Story
A Mercenary whom Zodiark befriends on his journey to learn about human compassion.
- All for Nothing: Lyon became a mercenary to get money to save his sick mother, but he lied to her that he was persuing his dream so that she wouldn't worry. When he gets home with money in hand, he finds out she has already passed away, leaving in regret over having told her the lie. It also motivates him to remain a mercenary.
Maestro
The creator of the androids used by the original Dyrenell Empire. Turns out he was not happy about his creations being used for war and did his best to prevent them from being used in the war effort. When he was going to die, he put in fail-safes to ensure his creations would not be forced to fight...
- Crazy-Prepared: Maestro accounted for the possibility of Laxi and Mascula sharing the same body by granting them a form called Eden Mode, which can only be accessed if Laxi entered Annihilation Mode while Mascula was controlling her.
- Defector from Decadence: Actively opposed the warmongering of the Empire.
- Expy: He seems a lot like Doctor Light.
- Mad Scientist: Averted. You'd think a roboticist working for the Empire would be this, but he was forced to create machines for war, and hated every second of it, doing his best to stonewall his "employers" as much as possible.
- Posthumous Character: Died 300 years ago of an illness, survived only by his creations.
- Riddle for the Ages: Gala Mascula's story reveals some bombshells about him: That he came from the Sky City Ark, the city that's been floating around since the First War of Binding since they refuse the rule of dragons. If that's the case, how did an Imperial engineer contact Ark? Or was he from that city all this time?
- Thanatos Gambit: He was dying from an illness, so he decided to establish several fail-safes to prevent his androids from being used for evil. He deliberately made Laxi as the "Commander" who the androids would obey over the person holding the control device, and also made Mascula as a second fail-safe to take her down in case she went rogue or became loyal to the Empire. And lastly, he gave them both Hearts and Souls, along with consciences of their own, so they could make their own choices and understand morality. Not only did this rob the Empire of a valuable fighting force, but when the androids were uncovered centuries later, Laxi and Mascula ended up joining the side of New Alberia.
Magnus (Unmarked Spoilers)
Debut: Gala Audric Adventurer Story
An Alberian soldier whom Aurelius put in charge of looking after Emile. He seeks to help Emile become a good ruler.
- Undying Loyalty: After being put in charge of looking after Emile, he feels responsible in following him to ensure he becomes a good king, and believes that he can. He even goes so far as to become a father figure for him on Account of Aurelius being absent in Emile's life.
- What the Hell, Hero?: He essentially gives one to Audric when he reprimands him over following Emile by letting Audric know that King Aurelius practically ignored Emile.
Malinda (Rage of Chronos spoilers)
Debut: Rage of Chronos (actually Chronos impersonating her)
Vania's long-time best friend.
- Big Eater: Vania establishes that Malinda would eat a lot. This is one of the details she realizes as strange when she takes note of how Chronos doesn't need to eat at all.
- Death by Adaptation: While Vania and Malinda remain friends forever in Rage of Bahamut, Malinda is revealed to have died some time ago before the events of "Rage of Chronos" with Chronos impersonating her.
Mao Mao
Debut: Skyborne Spectacle
Dragon companion of Lin You and son of Long Long.- Pokémon Speak: All Mao Mao can say is his name. However, it is translated for the player.
Margaret
Debut: Humanoid Zodiark Adventurer Story
The daughter of Cedric whom Zodiark promised to protect.
- Jerkass Façade: At first, it seems like she is taking advantage of her father by getting him to give her money to hang with her friends. In actuality, she is acting bad in order to get him to show that he actually cares for her.
- With Friends Like These...: Her two friends quickly abandon her when they are attacked by two ruffians.
Marvelous Naoto/Rikugo
Debut: Rhythmic Resolutions
A famous enka singer from Hinomoto. He is actually a high-level shikigami of the Bureau of Onmyodo.
- Familiar: He is actually a shikigami made of mana from the members of the Bureau of Onmyodo which includes Seimei's grandfather.
The Master
The leader of the Syndicate. While members of the Syndicate know him well, details are in the dark about his identy to everybody else.
See The Other in Dragalia Lost Antagonists Campaign.
See The Other in Dragalia Lost Antagonists Campaign.
Mysterious Wyrmbound Warrior
Debut: Shackles of the Syndicate
A warrior who has mastered wyrmbinding. His identity is a mystery.
- Ambiguous Situation: It is implied that this character is Aldred based on his behavior such as Character Tics, the Overseer's reaction, and in-game files. However as far as the "Shackles of the Syndicate" events goes, it doesn't clarify whether Aldred is pretending to be captured or is he another Aldred from another world similar to where it is implied The Master of The Syndicate is from.
- Big Damn Heroes: He arrives in time to save Farren and Grace from Jake and the Forseer, and he releases Aldred and Lil' Barb from the Syndicate.
- Henshin Hero: His appearance is like something out of Super Sentai/Power Rangers or Kamen Rider.
Oswald
Debut: Humanoid Zodiark Adventurer Story
The father of a boy who Zodiark looked after for a bit.
- Mirror Character: His story is very much like that of Aurelius in regards to Euden and Nedrick. He lost his biological son in a river and adopted a new son as a Replacement Goldfish. However, he soon learned that his biological son is still alive. Unlike with Aurelius, he is convinced by Zodiark to take his biological son back while still caring for the adopted son.
Primia
Debut: Valerio Adventurer Story
Princess of the North Grastaean Kingdom of Mentzara. Valerio was appointed Captain of the Azure Knights to guard her.- Big Eater: She loves to eat Valerio’s meals a lot.
- Died in Your Arms Tonight: Dies to her sickness.
- Friend to All Children: She gives children cookies.
- Rose-Haired Sweetie: Kind towards everyone, like the children. She gives them cookies and cares for Valerio a lot. Has the pink hair to match her personality.
- True Blue Femininity: Wears a long blue dress.
Prince Litvinov
Debut: Valyx Adventurer Story
The new ruler of Svenitla after King Galkin abandoned it.
- The Ghost: He's spoken of but doesn't make an appearance.
- The Wise Prince: Is said to have been this before ruling Svenitla.
Regis
Debut: Flames of Reflection (mentioned)
The father of the Blacksmith sisters who taught them everything they knew until they met his trainer Arctos.- Always Someone Better: The sisters considered their father to be the best blacksmith ever due to how he could beat Lazry in the Golden Anvil. This is before they find out their bear mascot Arctos is a real Dragon who was responsible to teaching Regis how to be a great blacksmith.
- Disappeared Dad: He fell sick one day and the sisters were unable to cure him. He passed away leaving Rena to become the head of the family.
- Posthumous Character: He died before the events of the game.
- Ultimate Blacksmith: Considering he taught the Blacksmith Sisters everything they knew and that Ranzal trusted him with his gear along with the fact that he was capable of beating Lazry on his own, he was this before his death.
Rolf
Debut: Laranoa Adventurer Story
Laranoa's canine hunting partner.- A Day in the Limelight: "Rolf's Big Day" is all about seeing the residents of the Halidom from his perspective.
- Cuteness Proximity: He invokes this in Fleur and Pia in "Rolf's Big Day" by rolling onto his back for tummy rubs."(Enough painting. Tummy rubs!)"
Ryu
Debut: Elementary Escapades
A student at Emile's school.
- Big Damn Heroes: When Louise is about to be caught by an imperial guard, Ryu jumps in to help her, giving her enough time to meet back with Ranzal and Mercury while he distracts the guard.
- Chekhov's Gunman: He spied on Ranzal, Louise, and Mercury plotting to sneak into Emile's office without them knowing it was him and later reveals to them that he was the one who listened to them when he helps Louise out.
- Precocious Crush: Ryu has a strong crush on Louise. Granted, this crush is only seen while Louise is turned into a child, but only time will tell if Ryu will appear again and if he will still have this kind of crush on her when he finds out how old she actually is.
Saboa (Unmarked Spoilers)
Debut: Caged Desire
A soldier of the Dyrenell Empire who aids Emile in being Emperor.
- Enemy Mine: While Euden's party was still considered the enemy of the Dyrenell Empire, Saboa comes to them for help in trying to bring Emile to his senses in "Caged Desire" out of concern for his Emperor.
- Morality Pet: He essentially ends up being one for Emile. When Emile becomes a Monarch of a jail, Saboa is the one who convinces him to smash the phone and bring an end to the jail, freeing all the desires that had been stolen. He is also the one of the few people whom Emile trusts deeply. The other being Magnus.
- Undying Loyalty: Just like Magnus, he has faith Emile can be a good ruler, and helps him overthrow Werner and reclaim the Dyrenell throne.
Saint Starfall
A legendary figure who is said to be the benevolent king of a certain land. He sought out to mimic the particulars of a tale where Elysium did not meet Ilia's family but placed gifts upon a tree to commemorate Ilia's birth before departing.
- Big Damn Heroes: Mikoto claims that he was the one who rescued him, Xander, and Irfan during the "Seeking Saint Starfall" Castle Story. They were caught in an avalanche and he brought them to the Halidom. Mikoto stated that the same kind of flower that his cat Mineuchi adores was given to him by Saint Starfall as proof of existence.
- The Ghost: Saint Starfall is mostly unseen, although Ilia believes him to be a legitimate character and Mikoto claims that he was the one who rescued him, Xander, and Irfan during the "Seeking Saint Starfall" Castle Story.
- The Good King: Stated to have his people delighted with his gifts and his people carried on the practice down through the generations.
- Legacy Character: It stated that people carried on the legend of being a gift-giver calling themselves "Saint Starfall".
- Really 700 Years Old: The legend of Saint Starfall stated it too place three centuries after Ilia's birth, dating it to 700 years ago in the present era. It isn't clear if the original Saint Starfall is still around although Mikoto believes that he is.
- Santa Ambiguity: Initially, it isn't clear if he really exists as although Ilia believed him or at least his actions to be legitimate and Mikoto claims to have seen him and was given a flower as proof.
- Santa Claus: Considered to bear a role of this given this figure is described as the "Symbol of Dragonyule". According to legend, he adorned himself with reindeer horns and dressed like Elysium, then traveled his kingdom placing gifts beneath the eaves of homes.
Sam
Debut: Rhythmic Resolutions
A young fluffy creature found by Eugene. In truth he is actually the juvenile form of a much powerful river dragon, known as Styx.
- Dub Name Change: Their name in Japanese is pronounced similarly as the "suu" sound they made..
- Pieces of God: Was a part of Styx, along with the mischievous immature fragments, sent to test humanity's worth.
- Suddenly Speaking: He originally communicated with "suu" sounds. When he leaves Eugene and Catherine, he starts talking normally.
Sandy
Debut: Rhythmic Resolutions
One of Catherine's loyal companions. She does her best to be the voice of reason.
Shion
Debut: Delphi Adventurer Story
Delphi's younger brother who has dropped out of school to take care of him in his illness.- Big Little Brother: Delphi's power slows aging, making him physically younger than Shion.
- Missed the Call: Shion's parents intended for him to inherit the family sealing power rather than Delphi. However, Delphi accidentally interrupted the ritual, which not only transferred the power to Delphi instead of Shion, but also killed their parents in the process.
Snow and Ashe
Debut: Wedding Aoi Adventurer Story
Aoi's carrier pigeon companions.
- Instant Messenger Pigeons: Aoi uses them to send and receive packages.
- Remember the New Guy?: They weren't present or mentioned at all in Aoi's original story. In her wedding story, they appear as if she always had them with her at the halidom.
Tiana
Pristess of the Abyss.
Debut: Toll of the Deep
The princess of Aquaphos and the Priestess of the Abyss.- Royals Who Actually Do Something: She seeks to protect her people and kingdom and is willing to work with surface dwellers such as Mym and Alex.
Ulthar
Debut: Lathna Adventurer Story
Lathna's pet cat- Came Back Wrong: He was originally killed by the chief of Kyril but once brought back to life it had such a Nightmare Face that Curran thinks he's needing to get some sleep.
Uranus (spoilers)
Debut: Phares Adventurer Story
Phares's pact dragon.
- Dying as Yourself: When Phares and Leonidas land a killing blow on Uranus, he regains his senses long enough to use the last of his energy to keep Phares from dying by becoming his mana.
- Posthumous Character: He died before the events of the game having served as Phares's first experiment in black mana, or so Phares thought. The black mana had kept him alive and mindless.
Xu Fu
Debut: Skyborne Spectacle
A Qilin who, with the Dragon Peng Lai, founded the town of the same name.- The Cameo: Appears in Radiant Xuan Zang's Adventurer Story.
- No Historical Figures Were Harmed: Is named for the historic Xu Fu, who went on a voyage to find the elixir of immortality for the first Emperor of China, Qin Shi Huang, but instead landed in ancient Japan and named what is now known as Mount Fuji as Mount Peng Lai, the Mountain of the Eight Immortals.
Zacharias
Debut: Chapter 7
Voiced by: Unshō Ishizuka (Japanese)
Voiced by: Unshō Ishizuka (Japanese)
The ruler of Saint Lotier. He's also Ranzal's father.
- Big Damn Heroes: He and his soldiers come to Euden's rescue in Chapter 12 as he's surrounded by Leonidas's Phobos and Deimos units.
- The Cameo: Appears in Nadine's Adventurer Story.
- Follow in My Footsteps: Zacharias really wanted Ranzal to act like a proper nobleman and someone worthy of ruling Saint Lotier, and the latter even admits he could've done it if he put the proper effort into it. So Zacharias is less than pleased to see his son become a mercenary brute. However, later on, seeing Ranzal become a significantly more noble person due to the positive influence of Euden, and someone who was even willing to return to Saint Lotier in exchange for an alliance with New Alberia, has caused him to loosen up on his expectations and express pride in how much better a person his son has become.
- Reasonable Authority Figure: Despite first appearances, he's significantly more reasonable than one would think. He knows a true hero when he sees one, and after Euden declares that he would not allow Ranzal to return to Saint Lotier, as he is an integral asset for New Alberia, Zacharias decides to appoint his son as the representative of Saint Lotier, noting that Euden has impressed him enough that not only was allying with New Alberia worthwhile, it would also be foolish to part Ranzal from him, as he believes Euden has been a very positive influence on him.
Adventurer Story Antagonists
- The Unfought: As Adventurer Stories consist entirely of cutscenes, these characters are never fought as bosses.
- You ALL Look Familiar: Most of these antagonists use character portraits that are also used for generic characters despite their relevance to the Adventurer Story.
Robelle
Debut: Victor
A former comrade of Victor's who takes it upon himself to avenge the Shadewolves.- The Cameo: Appears in Nevin's Adventurer Story which was during the time before the Dyrenell Empire destroyed the Shadewolves.
- Evil Former Friend: He was a part of Victor's team, but his desire for vengeance leads him to breaking the code which upsets Victor greatly. When Victor tells him this, Robelle's reaction is to attempt to strike Victor. This only results in his own death.
- Foil: To Victor. Both were members of the Shadewolves who survive the Dyrenell attack. Unlike Victor, who sticks to his code against harming innocents, Robelle breaks it entirely and kills anybody associated with the Empire, regardless of whether they are actually serving or not.
- Freudian Excuse Is No Excuse: Victor tells him off for breaking the code against harming innocents as it brought shame to the comrades he (Robelle) sought to avenge. Victor then proceeds to slay him for the murders.
- Revenge Before Reason: Robelle breaks the Shadewolves' code against harming innocent civilians just so he can take vengeance against the Empire.
Master Xuan
Debut: Ku Hai (mentioned)
Ku Hai's mentor. He was killed by Haoran.- Bitch in Sheep's Clothing: He was thought to be a very respectable mentor, but he actually unleashed fiends on villagers and had his students take them out in order to make himself look good.
- Broken Pedestal: He becomes one for both Haoran and Ku Hai. Both looked up to him and trained under him. However, they soon find out that his goodness was a lie. This was what prompted Haoran to assassinate him.
- Fake Ultimate Hero: He caused trouble and cleaned it up to give himself the rep of a great man.
- Posthumous Character: He is already dead before Ku Hai's story, being killed by Haoran. Nevertheless, he is still responsible for what Haoran and Ku Hai became, making him the Greater-Scope Villain of the Ku Hai's adventurer story.
Father Nikolai
Debut: Alex
An old priest whom is responsible for turning Alex into a merciless assassin.- Back for the Dead: Returns in Gala Alex's Adventurer Story to set her up to take the fall, only to get killed by his co-conspirator Dorothy afterwards when he outlived his usefulness.
- The Corrupter: He manages to convince Alex that the only way to atone for her sins is to become an assassin for the Church and kill anybody he deems a heretic.
- Laser-Guided Karma: He attempted to turn Alex into a merciless assassin who would kill on his orders. When he is brought to justice, the one who captures him is none other than Alex, who does so without killing him. In Gala Alex's Adventurer Story, he's reduced to begging for donations to the Church and is murdered by Dorothy.
- Sinister Minister: He manipulates Alex into killing people who stand against the his views of the Church. After Alex performs a Heel–Face Turn, he attempts to do the same with orphaned children.
- Villainous Breakdown: When he gets ambushed by Alex, he ends up freaking out over the belief that she is going to kill him to the point that he passes out, saving her the trouble of knocking him out with the blunt end of her blade.
- "You!" Exclamation: In Chapter 4 of Gala Alex's Adventurer Story, he shouts this when the person he starts asking for alms turns out to be Dorothy.
Dan
Debut: Durant
An Assassin who arrived at the Halidom to kill the prince.- Unusually Uninteresting Sight: The fact that he is secretly an assassin isn't surprising to Euden namely due to the fact that he has already had plenty of other assassins come to take his life before he befriended them.
- Tragic Villain: He became an assassin for the empire due to the empire destroying his home. Because of this, Euden lets him go giving him money so that he can restore the village.
Nazuna
Debut: Mitsuba
Mistuba's younger sister.
- Corrupt Corporate Executive: She is the founder and boss of the Seven Leaves restaurant chain, and her goal is essentially to buy out her family restaurant to demolish it. After losing to Mitsuba, she realizes her strategy is wrong and changes her ways, forming a partnership to keep Nanakusa from going under.
- Heel Realization: Comes to understand that she isn't honoring her father after losing to Mitsuba in a cook-off.
Parker
Debut: Grace
A member of The Syndicate who claims to be in love with Grace.- Bitch in Sheep's Clothing: When he first appears, he claims to have the best intentions for Grace, and he even claims that her husband told him to look after her. After he calls Aldred and Andromeda failures though, Grace quickly realizes that he is lying to her, which has him revealed to be selfish and manipulative as he tries to kill Grace, and he also reveals himself to be the one who killed her husband by telling her that his last words were actually "How could you."
- Laser-Guided Karma: He took advantage of one of Aldred's rampages to kill Grace's husband. As he attempts to kill Grace, Grace helps Aldred strike him down.
- Yandere: He had an immense crush on Grace to the point of killing her husband when he had the chance to get her to believe it was Aldred. When she refuses his approach, he goes ballistic and attempts to kill her while admitting to being the real killer.
Bauer
Debut: Bellina
A Syndicate executive who monitors Bellina and tasks her with killing Aldred.- Bad Boss: He looks down on Bellina frequently, attempts to have her killed, and he also threatens to label a Syndicate soldier as a traitor for questioning his orders to release an unstable experiment. When said experiment is released, he pays no mind to it killing his own men.
- Karma Houdini: As Bellina and Aldred fight the modified fiends, Bauer gets away with no comeuppance for his actions. However, Aldred gets word of Bauer being with Syndicate soldiers and sets off to take him out, leaving his fate ambiguous.
Dorothy (Unmarked Spoilers)
Debut: Gala Alex
A former assassin acquaintance from Alex's assassin days.- Animal Motifs: Bears. She has a teddy bear flail in her hands as well.
- Anime Hair: Her twintails go down to ankle length and have spiked hairbands.
- The Dragon: She's one for the Director, the person who leads the group that trained her and Alex as assassins.
- Evil Cannot Comprehend Good: In Chapter 5 of Gala Alex's Adventurer Story, she can't believe that Alex and Elisanne could whip up a plan to fake a fight against each other all just to draw her and her boss, Archbishop Magnus, out into the open.
- Flower Motif: She has flowers on her dress and in her hair.
- Foil: To Alex. Both were trained in the assassination arts, but where Alex has given it up for the sake of protecting Elisanne and her friends and is a frontline warrior, Dorothy prefers to use agents so she doesn't get her hands dirty.
- In Love with Your Carnage: She claims Alex is at her most beautiful when slitting throats and is so appalled at the idea of Alex leaving wetwork that she tries to manipulate her into killing Elisanne in hopes of Murdering the Hypotenuse and reawakening the "beast" she insists still lies inside Alex.
- Karma Houdini: She slips away from Alex in Chapter 3 of Gala Alex's Adventurer Story after telling her that her real target was Elisanne. Even though she suffers a Villainous Breakdown when it turns out Elisanne is alive, and the two manage to defeat her, she still slips away. Subverted in Bondforged Zethia's Adventurer Story. She attempts to make another escape only to be stopped and captured by Alex.
- Know When to Fold 'Em: After she is captured by the halidom party and interogated on why she keeps trying to kill Elisanne, she decides to just spill the beans figuring she doesn't have anything else to lose.
- Psycho for Hire: She loves her job far too much and demands that Alex enjoy it just as much.
- The Sociopath: She puts on a sweet, charming façade to people who don't know her, but once she's found out, she turns into a devious bitch. She also refuses to take blame for her actions.
- Terms of Endangerment: She invariably addresses Alex with affectionate names like "darling," "sweetie," or "honey."
- This Cannot Be!: She gets shocked in Chapter 5 of Gala Alex's Adventurer Story when Elisanne makes a Big Damn Heroes moment after faking her death.
- Gets another one twicefold in Bondforged Zethia's Adventurer Story when Zethia cures Elisanne of a poison she made which shouldn't have been curable, and then again when Alex captures her before she can escape.
- Villainous Breakdown: She has one of these at Alex and Elisanne's talk about friendship."AAAAARGH! I can't believe I was set up by a couple of starry-eyed fools prattling about "friendship" and "love" and...and... Oooo, it makes me wanna PUKE! This is not gonna happen! I'M the one who gets to laugh at the end! Me! Dorothy! MEEEEEE! I AM NOT GONNA BE TRICKED BY A COUPLE OF DO-GOODER CHUMPS!"
- We Will Meet Again: Dorothy shouts this after dropping a smoke bomb."You may have sent me packing today, but this is NOT over!"
- Subverted when her plans are foiled by Zethia in Bondforged Zethia's Adventurer Story. She swears to return only to be stopped and captured by Alex, causing her to let out You Have GOT to Be Kidding Me! instead.
- Yandere: She has a violent obsession with her former colleague and will happily kill if it brings Alex back.
- You Have Outlived Your Usefulness: In Chapter 3 of Gala Alex's Adventurer Story, Alex figures out from the Templar's shouting that the assassin who fingered her initially was killed by Dorothy. Chapter 5 has her do this to Father Nikolai after he kills Klaus and frames Alex. At the end of the Story, she kills Archbishop Magnus on orders from the Director.
Bareed
Debut: Gauld
The current leader of the Burly Boys gang. Gauld's younger brother.- Beard of Evil: He wears a beard and kidnaps Gauld's granddaughter Angie as part of his scheme.
- Cain and Abel: The Cain to Gauld’s Abel.
- Karma Houdini: Although Gauld was able to save his granddaughter, Bareed receives no comeuppance for his actions.
- Would Hurt a Child: Bareed has no qualms with bringing harm to Angie as a means of controlling Gauld's actions. Even then, he threatens harm to her when she doesn't stop crying and is even willing to kill her when she bites back.
Zardon
Debut: Nevin
A former member of the Shadewolves who stole a gaolstone from the northern Ilian Church.- Chronic Backstabbing Disorder: He was hired by a priest to steal the gaolstone from the northern Ilian Church and kill anybody in his way. He was also a former member of the shadewolves. He not only violates shadewolf code, but he also betrays the priest who hired him when he found out how valuable the stone was.
- The Killer Was Left-Handed: One of the things that helped Nevin and Ramiel track Zardon down was the fact that he killed a priest with a machete in his left hand. This detail allowed them to learn about Zardon from Victor and Robelle.
- My Nayme Is: Not to be confused with Zardin.
- Underestimating Badassery: Zardon thinks Nevin to just a nosy wimp when being questioned. After getting exposed and witnessing his goons get taken down by Nevin, he attempts to charge at him, only to get knocked out as well.
Count Dian
Debut: Nevin
A noble who planned to wipe out the Alberian royalty using the gaolstone.- Big "NO!": Count Dian lets one out the moment Nevin knocks the gaolstone out of his hands.
- Bookcase Passage: His mansion has one of these when his butler pulls back a copy of "The Archer of Spellcurve" to reveal it unknowingly to Nevin.
- Famous Ancestor: His ancestor is Dane the Conqueror, who had nearly conquered all of Grastaea.
Bishop Roalta
Debut: Pinon
Bishop from the town of Muskov.- Bitch in Sheep's Clothing: When first introduced, he seems like a friendly man who is praised by the people of Muskov that even Pinon considers him to be respectable. However, she soon discovers him to be the one behind all of the monsters causing trouble in not only Muskov, but also the neighboring towns. He has also sold away information about the church.
- Reports of My Death Were Greatly Exaggerated: Not the bishop himself, but his followers. Nevin finds out that they have all been recorded as death sentenced, but Roalta used his power to commute theirs sentences and grant them a new life in exchange for their obedience to him.
- Sinister Minister: He is a bishop who uses monsters to get people to respect him.
Ramon
Debut: Sharpshooter Joe
The older brother of Joe's rival Miguel, who seeks vengeance against Joe for killing him.- Nice Job Fixing It, Villain: By stealing a Manacaster to use against Joe, he ends up reigniting Joe's interest in the Weapon by giving him an actual challenge with it.
- Strong Family Resemblance: When Joe first meets Ramon, he mistakes him for Miguel and even points out how much the brothers look alike.
- Worthy Opponent: Despite Joe beating him in a duel, Joe considers him worth sparing for a future challenge in use of the Manacaster, even after Ramon says he'll keep coming for Joe as long as he is alive.
- You Killed My Father: Ramon seeks vengeance against Joe for beating Miguel in a fight to the death, and he swears to continue that quest for vengeance even after Joe spares him.
Logius
Debut: Ilia
A military soldier who aided Augus in attempting to force Ilia to work with them.- Taking You with Me: When Ilia activates otherworld portals to banish Logius, he pulls her in with him.
- The Starscream: He works for Augus, yet he seeks to overthrow him. Of course, he is unsuccessful.
- Villainous Breakdown: Being tricked into opening an otherworld portal that pulls him in causes Logius to snap so much that he want nothing more than to make Ilia suffer.
Elua
Debut: Chelle
Lord of Raywall whom Chelle intended to marry.- Affably Evil: Even when he is revealed to be the villain, he remains as polite as ever.
- Graceful Loser: Even after Chelle busts him and foils his plans, Elua shows no signs of bitterness toward her and accepts his fate when he is arrested. There is also indication that he knew he would be executed for his crimes.
- Killed Offscreen: Chelle's Gala adventurer story confirms that Elua was executed for his crimes sometime after she took over.
- Not-So-Well-Intentioned Extremist: He claims that he is putting Raywall in a position where they can't win a war against Grams in order to save it. However, when Chelle points out that Grams would move on to other lands after conquering Raywall, Elua shows to not care at all what happens to any land outside of Raywall.
Radelle
Debut: Lapis
A businessman responsible for kidnapping Aisha. He hires the Halidom party to capture Lapis with the claim of Aisha being his daughter.- Engineered Public Confession: How he is exposed for his lies. Lapis explains to Euden and then disguises him as Aisha so that he can hear it from Radelle himself. They also got other members of the halidom to listen in from the hidden tunnels of Radelle's base.
- Hate Sink: He kidnaps Aisha to force her into helping him claim a treasure and lies to the halidom party that she is his daughter.
Ryzarda's framer (spoilers)
Debut: Ryszarda
A bishop who develops a strong hatred for the apostles and attempts to frame Ryszarda for murder.- No Name Given: Despite his importance to Ryszarda's adventurer story, he is never given a name and is only referred to as Bishop.
- Sinister Minister: Is a bishop who murders a member of the church in order to pin the blame on an apostle. He is stripped of his title and arrested once the truth comes out.
- Spiteful Suicide: When the apostles attempt to get information out of him about who convinced him apostles were bad, the bishop responds by killing himself.
Mother
Debut: Faris
A Caretaker of an orphanage where Faris grew up. She is beloved by the children.- Broken Pedestal: She becomes one to Faris. He loved her like the other children, but he can't forgive her for selling children and killing any that don't meet her expectations.
- Evil Orphanage Lady: Although she doesn't seem the part at first, what with how Faris looked up to her along with how much the kids love her, she is ultimately selling kids to an unknown person and killing any who can't keep up.
- Faux Affably Evil: She puts on an appearance of a kind and loving caretaker, but she actually trains children to be killers. She also attempted to get Faris to drop his guard by pretending to give him a hug.
- Your Approval Fills Me with Shame: When Faris calls her out on her actions, she goes so far as to say that his power makes her proud. Something which is clear that Faris does not take well even if he doesn't say it.
Wu Wei
Debut: Lin You
- Blood Knight: He has a desire to fight strong opponents and considers anybody he deems weak to be beneath him.
- Defeat Means Respect: After losing to Lin You, Wu Wei reflects on his thoughts of power and begins to view Lin You in better light.
- Horned Humanoid: He is a Qilin.
- You All Look Familiar: His image is reused for other young-looking male Qilin.
Yelda
Debut: Gala Chelle
Princess of the Kingdom of Fadden who seeks to form an Alliance with Chanzelia. However, she also has another motive.- Bitch in Sheep's Clothing: When first introduced, it seems as though Yelda and Chelle get along just fine. The moment the two of them are alone though, Yelda pulls a manacaster out on the Alberian princess.
- Contrasting Sequel Antagonist: To Elua. Elua genuinely loved Chelle and didn't seek to cause her any harm to the point where he was most accepting of his defeat despite knowing he would die and comes off as Affably Evil when he is revealed to be a villain. Yelda, on the other hand, only pretended to grow close with Chelle with intent on killing her out of vengeance for Elua and to claim hold of Chelle's manacasters for Grams, she drops most of her friendliness the moment she reveals herself as the antagonist, and she appeared to be a bit more reluctant in accepting the terms Chelle set following her defeat.
- Karma Houdini: Despite her attempt to kill her, Chelle lets Yelda off rather easy and simply nudges her into signing their original agreement.
- Out-Gambitted: The meeting between the two kingdoms was all a plan for Yelda to get a hold of Chelle's manacasters along with assassinating Chelle by putting her in a spot where she couldn't fight back lest she starts a war. However, what Yelda didn't realize was Chelle set up a gambit of her own with the meeting to draw out any Grams loyalists. In the end, Chelle's gambit came out on top.
(Warning: The following Adventurer Story Antagonists contain spoilers for late game content)
Shirley
Debut: Gala Notte
A fairy Notte meets in the Fairy Forest.- Broken Pedestal: As grateful of her as Notte was for teaching her how to change size, Shirley trying to kill the party makes it where Notte begins to see her as an enemy rather than a friend.
- Fantastic Racism: Even if she was only tasked to kill Euden, she makes it clear that she hates all humans and that she was prepared to kill the entire party save Notte, who was a faerie.
- Forced Sleep: She can use lullaflies to put others to sleep, making it easier to kill her targets. This supposedly has no effect on other faeries though.
- The Mentor: She becomes one for Notte in how to change her size.
- Revenge: This is because she lost her sister to humans which is the main reason she becomes an enemy to the party. While killing Euden was her main goal, she also made it clear she had no intention of letting the rest of the party live either with only Notte planned to be spared from her wrath.
- Sizeshifter: She created Metamorphosis which allows fairies to continue shifting between large and small forms long after shifting back to children.
- Vagueness Is Coming: She drops this to Notte about Euden, saying he'll bring nothing but disaster to the world. Considering how the world turns out in other timelines where Euden accepted Morsayati for Zethia's salvation, she's not exactly wrong.
Otherworld Harle
Debut: Harle
A version of Harle from another world who serves as Leonidas' prime minister.- Alternate Self: To Harle. This version claims to be exactly the same, but Harle can tell he isn't as he abandoned his ideals of equality in favor of purging the weak.
- Became Their Own Antithesis: Harle establishes how he dislikes those in high standing abusing their power and seeks to work on balancing the power for all. Otherworld Harle has abandoned that goal and has become exactly what he opposed, much to Harle's disgust.
- Manipulative Bastard: As he is Harle himself, this is natural. Of course, manipulating yourself isn't as easy.
- Out-Gambitted: Finds himself bested by Harle when it comes to their assassination plans. He thought he had the upper hand in figuring out Harle's plan to kill him by bringing in guards, but Harle had a document to reveal his intentions to get the guards to leave him.
- The Starscream: This version of Harle seeks to have Leonidas assassinated so that he can claim the throne himself. Harle, of course, manages to put a stop to such a plan.
- Villain Forgot to Level Grind: This version of Harle isn't nearly as skilled with the blade as the original due to having neglected his training in his life as prime minister, which the original calls him out on.
- Villains Want Mercy: When he is bested by Harle, he attempts to make a deal to have Harle rule along side him. However, Harle only tells him how far different the two of them are. Eventually, Otherworld Harle just starts begging Harle not to kill him.
Werner
Debut: Gala Emile
A Dyrenell subbordinate who descended from the original empire. He now works for Emile, but he has an ulterior motive.
- 0% Approval Rating: It says a lot when the citizens of the empire state that they prefer Emile as their ruler over you.
- Bond Villain Stupidity: Rather than kill Emile the moment he has his soldiers capture him, Saboa, and Magnus, he accepts Emile's challenge to a duel for the throne thinking he will win easily. This comes back to bite him when Emile suddenly shapeshifts into Mercury, to everyone's surprise.
- Dirty Coward: He is called out as such by both Magnus and Emile. He orders to have Magnus executed first while accepting Emile's duel for it. That said, the fact he reveals himself to be a trained soldier only proves he is one as he opts to have Magnus executed by other soldiers rather than fight Magnus himself as the only reason he accepted Emile's challenge was the belief it would be an easy win.
- Hate Sink: Werner makes who Emile used to be look tame. He pretends to be loyal to Emile just to poison him and claim the throne himself. After that he heavily taxes the Dyrenell citizens and has Magnus thrown in prison when confronted. He proves himself so bad that the citizens outright say that they prefer Emile over him.
- Tampering with Food and Drink: Werner poisons Emile in order to take the Dyrenell throne from him and then has him thrown in a lake.
- Tyrant Takes the Helm: After taking the throne from Emile, Werner starts heavily taxing the Dyrenell citizens with intent on going to war with Saint Lotier.
King Galkin
Debut: Valyx
The former ruler of Svenitla who is determined to reclaim his throne.
- Dirty Coward: When Svenitla is attacked by Jaldabaoth, he abandons the kingdom thinking it doomed. After his nephew takes over and pushes the demon back, Galkin attempts to take it back.
- It's All About Me: How he views his kingdom as he considers anybody who lives in it to be his tools that he can do whatever he wants with.
- Fat Bastard: He uses the portly noble portait, and he is a greedy tyrant.
Doomcrier
Debut: Bondforged Zethia
A civilian who has given up on the idea of piece and has decided it best for everybody to die.
- Ambiguous Gender: Due to being cloaked it is unclear whether the doomcrier is a boy or girl.
- The Faceless: They use the cloaked portrait for his entire appearance and their true appearance is thus never seen.
- Know When to Fold 'Em: After Zethia kills Phraeganoth and heals the wounded including the doomcrier themself, they accept that they can't fight her anymore and concedes.
Otherworld (crossover) NPCs
Felyne
Origin: Monster Hunter
A subspecies of the Lynians.
- Banana Peel: She trips on one in Chapter 1 of Hunter Vanessa's Adventurer Story.
- Verbal Tic: She speaks with cat puns in her words (purr-fect for example).
Soaratorium Gal
Origin: Monster Hunter
The Guild Gal of the Soaratorium.
- No Name Given: She is only known here as "Soaratorium Gal" and "Guild Gal." If one plays Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate, they would know her actual name is Luce. Since it is probably too close sounding to "Luca," she is just unnamed.
Chief Researcher
Origin: Monster Hunter
A Wyverian male, this Glasses Guy is the head researcher of Wycademy.
- Four-Fingered Hands: One of the physical traits of a Wyverian.
- Smart People Wear Glasses: Wears them and is very smart and inquisitive.
Wyventurer
Origin: Monster Hunter
The youngest Wyverian scholar of Wycademy. The captain of the Soaratorium.
- Four-Fingered Hands: One of the physical traits of a Wyverian.
- No Name Given: Is just known as the "Wyventurer". If one plays Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate, they know his name is Hymel.
Ms. Meow-It-All
Origin: Monster Hunter
A Felyne research assistant on the Soaratorium
- The Ghost: Mentioned by name but not seen.
EMMA
Origin: Persona 5 Strikers
An app that brought the Phantom Thieves to Grastaea and made Emile into a monarch.
- Greater-Scope Villain: EMMA was essentially the one responsible for Emile becoming a monarch in Caged Desire. How she managed to get a phone containing her in Grastaea is unknown.
