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* {{Catchphrase}}: Ends each of his expository speeches with "And that, as they say, is that."

* BlackSheep: To all of Spira. They not only do not follow Yevon, but are prolific users of machina, which Yevon teaches angers Sin. The result is that many people in Spira treat Al Bhed as heathens and outcasts.

* GoKartingWithBowser: In spite of being the BlackSheep among the people of Spira that most would have prejudices against, they can still compete in the Blitzball League with the Al Bhed Psyches.

* AuthorityEqualsAssKicking: In one scenario, the anti-machina group led by a hippie named "The Prophet" was responsible. Prophet turns a rifle on him once cornered, but Rin disarms him with blinding speed, calmly stating that the Al Bhed are used to having weapons pointed at them.

* GenerationXerox: He and Yuna hold the same exact hope that Sin won't come back this time as they near the end of their pilgrimage.

* RagtagBunchOfMisfits: You have Braska, a summoner married to a socially rejected Al Bhed woman, with his two Guardians being a drunk heretic who claims to be from the ghost city of Zanarkand and a Warrior Monk who rejected the marriage of the High Priest's daughter. As he stated, it would make a good {{Irony}} that he'd defeat Sin.

* UnderdogsNeverLose: He was actually considered a bit of a joke in his day.

* TheAtoner: In ''FFX-2''.

* WeakButSkilled: Their blitzball players have pretty high stats when it comes to passing, shooting and catchingy, but they have very weak attack and defense stats which makes it easy to break through their tackles and tackle them back.

* BalanceBuff: Her Oblivion overdrive in the original Japanese and NA versions does only a single hit of up to 99,999 HP of damage, which can be easily done with a basic attack if you're gunning for the {{Bonus Boss}}es. In all subsequent versions of the game, it does ''16 hits'' instead (1,599,984 damage at maximum), allowing her to kill any enemy that isn't optional and several of the Dark Aeons.

* BonusBoss: A [[RecurringBoss recurring one]], at that. All encounters with her are optional, and Yuna doesn't even have to win these battles to continue the story; losing only means the party won't get rewards.

* BonusBoss: In the Via Infinito, Jyscal's pyreflies manifest into its second guardian, the Black Elemental.

* GottaKillThemAll: The Dark Aeons have to be defeated in order to release X's ultimate BonusBoss, Penance. Yuna has to also destroy each of her own summons one by one as they're possessed by Yu Yevon until he has nowhere left to go and can be KilledOffForReal.

* CombinationAttack: Their Delta Attack Overdrive, which has all three Sisters working together to unleash a powerful attack. As such, all three of their Overdrive gauges need to be full to execute it.

* {{Motifs}}: They all have insect-like appearances, and sprout from flowers on the battlefield.
* MythologyGag: They are all based on the QuirkyMinibossSquad of the same name from ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyIV''.

* BreakTheHaughty: After her capture by the Al Bhed, her seperation from Barthello, and the destruction of Home, she's left in an unusually thoughtful and pensive mood where she contemplates giving up the pilgrimage. She also seems to be troubled by the prospect of people thinking badly of her for giving up the pilgrimage.

* TheHeretic: The faith prescribes this status to people who don't believe, especially the Al Bhed. Officially, people aren't supposed to bring harm to non-believers, but they, especially the Al Bhed, are routinely harrassed and ostracised, including by the Warrior Monks.

* BadassAdorable: She is incredibly softspoken, kind, with no trace of corruption, and helps people when needed. Then she's suddenly appointed as leader of Bevelle's guards when things start to go bad in the city.

* RankUp: If he's the survivor of Operation Mi'ihen, when he returns to Besaid he'l be promoted to leading the Crusaders there.

* AssistCharacter: In most battles aboard the Farenheit, Tidus and Rikku can request for Cid to move the ship closer or farther from the target depending on convenience. In the Evrae battle, Cid can also fire a volley of missiles if the Fahrenheit is far away.

* ManlyTears: After trying for all of the game to stop Yuna's pilgrimage [[spoiler:to save her from sacrifying her own life]], when he finally sees her alive and well after you defeat Yunalesca, they don't exchange words. Cid simply turns his back on her, with the camera slowly focusing on him, showing him overwhelmed by emotions and barely holding back tears on the verge of escaping his watery eyes.

* AcePilot: He's very skilled at piloting the Farenheit even with what's probably a minimum of practice in between how long the Al Bhed salvaged it and their needing to use it to escape Yevon's invasion of Home.

* AuthorityInNameOnly: There is not even the pretense of a chain of command. Rikku disobeys his direct orders, and Buddy actually knocks him unconsious at one point so he can't ''give'' orders. Notice how in cutscenes, the whole crew looks to Yuna when a truly difficult choice comes up.

* DangerDeadpan: When telling Cid that the Farenheit was being attacked from the inside, he has his same calm tone as always. When Cid remarks that he seems awfully calm about the situation, he merely replies, "I am calm about most things."

* RuleOfThree: The Ronso halt the progress of Yuna's party three times in a row. First because Kelk considers them traitors to Yevon, and only when Yuna showed her resolve did he let them pass; next by Biran and Yenke, to settle a score with Kihmari; and after that was over with, the Ronso stop them one last time...to sing the Hymn of the Fayth as tribute to them.

* AbsentMindedProfessor: He has an impeccable memory when it comes to world events, but ''X-2'' suggests his mind is slipping due to his unfathomable age and he can no longer recall details from his own life. That, or he doean't have much space left in his brain.

* LickedByTheDog: The Aeons' summon animation include a little snippet of their interaction with Yuna, showing their loyalty to her. (Valefor flies cloe to the ground to be touched, Ifrit catches Yuna when his summoning sent her flying, etc.)