Character sheet for Infinite Undiscovery. All spoilers are unmarked.
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Heroes
Capell
Capell
The main character of Infinite Undiscovery. Capell was raised in a troupe of bards and as such is very skilled at playing the flute. At the beginning of the game he has been captured and thrown in prison, though he has no idea why. Shortly after, he gets saved by Aya. It's soon revealed that he looks exactly like the leader of the Liberation Force.
- Accidental Pervert: Kind of. He accidentally cops a feel on Vic at one point.
- Action Survivor: At the very beginning of the game; he gets plunged into a sweeping conflict that he really wants nothing to do with, but manages to hold his own anyway.
- Badass Normal: Being Unblessed means he can't use magic or get empowered by lunar rain like the others, he is still a great fighter and use enchantment to boost him and his friends to compensate.
- The Bard: Effectively he is this at the start, he plays flute to reveal magic, his special attacks are music based and he does have charisma. Hilariously enough, his music is good. The name's of his songs less so.
- Berserk Button: Insulting or mocking Unblessed is enough to get him angry.
- Character Development: While not as obvious as Edward's, Capell stops thinking in terms of survival as the story progresses. At one point at the beginning of the game he says that the Liberation Force is foolish for running into fights, even if it's because they want to do the right thing; when they reach Port Zala, he runs off to break the chain with the same kind of reckless attitude that he had berated earlier.
- Chick Magnet: By the end of the game, Aya and Faina are in love with him, and Michelle, Vic and Komachi seem to have a thing for him. Though, at least in Michelle and Komachi's cases, this is because he looks like Sigmund. And one of his traits is 'Lady's Man.'
- Cursed with Awesome: Being an Unblessed allows him to be the only one in the party to see Vermiforms.
- Despair Event Horizon: After Faina and Leif get killed by Vermiforms, Capell hits rock bottom. This is even reflected in the other party members' descriptions, which are all from his point of view.
- Gameplay and Story Segregation: He says he's not any good at fighting, but that doesn't stop him from holding his own and having a few special attacks at the very beginning of the game.
- Generation Xerox: The reason why he looks like so much like Sigmund—they're father and son.
- Giver of Lame Names: Capell keeps giving his very pretty songs terrible names, like "The Slovenly Serenade" or "Fleeing Dog Rhapsody". Eventually, Aya just decides she doesn't want to know.
- The Hero: Played with. He's initially reluctant to get involved in the Liberation's affairs, but as the story progresses, he starts becoming more and more proactive. By the time Sigmund is killed, Capell more or less fully adopts the role.
- Heroic BSoD: Suffice to say, Capell does not take Faina and Leif's deaths well. It says a lot when, after their death, he becomes more sullen and harsh, not to mention developing a deep resentment towards lunaglyphs and their users.
- Heroic Sacrifice: He returns later, however.
- Identical Stranger: Capell looks identical to Sigmund the Liberator, which unfortunately lands him in a lot of trouble. It even lands him in prison! As it later turns out, Capell's resemblance to Sigmund is not a coincidence.
- Idiot Hero: Not an idiot so much as clueless and uninformed, though one could argue that the latter is due to reasons entirely out of his control. He also gets noticeably more world-weary during his travels and makes less ignorant comments toward the end of the game.
- Magic Music: Aside from providing bonuses, Capell's music can even restore the sanity of someone being affected by Verniforms.
- The Masquerade: When Sigmund dies, Capell is encouraged to pose as him in order to keep people's hopes alive.
- Mistaken Identity: On account of being an Identical Stranger to Sigmund. It's the whole reason he got thrown into prison in the first place. It later becomes The Masquerade as Capell has to present himself as Sigmund after the latter's death in order to keep people's spirits up.
- Nice Guy: He's one of the nicest people you'll find. Although he still acts kindly at times, his personality otherwise takes a dark turn after Faina and Leif are killed by Verniforms.
- Non-Action Guy: At first. He claims he's better with a flute than a sword, though it doesn't take long for Gameplay and Story Segregation to take effect.
- Only Sane Man: He's usually the one who's most exasperated by some of the antics the more childish members of his party gets up to.
- Red Eyes, Take Warning: They look orange-brown in artworks, but in game they're red. Thankfully for the heroes, he's only a threat to his enemies, [[spoiler:though you'd be forgiven
- Red Oni, Blue Oni: Despite his red clothes, he's the blue to Edward's red.
- Tagalong Kid: At first.
Aya
Aya
Capell's Love Interest, Aya is a fiery and spirited girl who happens to be a princess. She first appears when she comes to save Capell from prison. However, she believed she was saving Lord Sigmund. Needless to say, she is very displeased when she finds out Capell is not who she thought he was. But she helps him out anyway.
- Action Girl: The first thing she does is slit a guard's throat... while doing a back-flip off of him.
- Aw, Look! They Really Do Love Each Other: Especially at the end of the game.
- Belligerent Sexual Tension: With Capell for most of the game. It's mostly one-sided, though.
- Bridal Carry: Near the beginning of the game, she is injured and must be carried to safety in this manner.
- Cutscene Power to the Max: She can never flip around on enemies the way she can in the opening cutscene. But she's still pretty badass.
- Green-Eyed Monster: Usually when Faina's around Capell.
- Healer Signs On Early: She is the only non-mage to learn any sort of healing magic for precisely this reason.
- Playing with Fire: Her glyph gives her fire power.
- Undying Loyalty: To Sigmund. A testament to her loyalty has her sneak inside a prison to rescue Capell, who she initially believes is Sigmund due to their resemblance.
- Waif-Fu: In the opening cutscene.
- Why Did It Have to Be Snakes?: She hates bugs/reptiles.
Sigmund
Sigmund / Volsung, King of Casandra
Also known as The Liberator, Sigmund is the leader of the Liberation Force, dedicated to shattering the Chains. For unknown reasons, he bears a striking resemblance to Capell, who he is quick to take into the resistance.
- The Ace: Be it in swordplay or with a flute of his own, though the latter is rather surprising to some.
- Badass Normal: He's later revealed to be an Unblessed, though this is later revealed to be a case of Brought Down to Badass, as he did have a lunaglyph when he was Volsung. Upon its removal, he was reduced back to being an infant, though he still has some impressive sword skills.
- The Hero: More so than Capell, who at the time is reluctant to get involved and would much rather lead a simple life.
- Heroic Sacrifice: He dies defending Capell.
- Identical Stranger: To Capell. It's even what leads to a case of Mistaken Identity as Capell is in prison when the game starts. The resemblance isn't a coincidence.
- Living Legend: He's known far and wide across the land for his achievements. Chief among them is the power to destroy the Chains, which was initially thought to be impossible.
- Luke, I Am Your Father: Although he finds out after Sigmund's death, Capell learns he is Sigmund's son; more specifically when the latter was King Voslung.
- Older Than They Look: When he had his lunaglpyh removed as King Volsung, it reduced him back to being a child. As a result, he's an adult man in a younger man's body. Sigmund did have the option of returning to his actual age when he received a new lunaglyph, but would prefer taking the slower path and age normally.
- Rebel Leader: He's the leader of the Liberation Force, which directly opposes the Dread Knight and his forces.
- Red Eyes, Take Warning: Has red eyes like Capell, and is one of the strongest warriors in the setting.
- Renaissance Man: He is great leader, great warrior, great musician and while other party member are specialized in one crafting field like cooking or blacksmithing, Sigmund can do all of them at once.
- Royals Who Actually Do Something: Before he had his Lunaglyph removed and became an infant, Sigmund was once known as King Volsung.
- Shout-Out: Two-fold. The name "Sigmund" is derived from the character Sigurd, while his previous identity is all but named after the saga itself.
Edward
Edward
A member of the Liberation Force, Edward uses a gigantic sword in battle. While Aya is merely a Tsundere towards Capell, Edward is an outright Jerkass, verbally berating him at every turn. Eventually, he gets turned into a vermiform, goes crazy, and destroys part of a city. Capell manages to cure Edward before the latter dies of excess power. Afterwards, he realizes how ridiculous he was behaving and decides to mellow out.
His voice actor is David Vincent.
- Ascended Fanboy: Of Sigmund, who saved his life.
- BFS: His weapon of choice.
- Break the Haughty: When his Power Increased Lunaglyph goes out of control and he is almost killed.
- Character Development: Goes from trying to be a perfect leader and a replacement Sigmund who constantly bullies and belittles Capell, to being a generally okay guy who becomes Capell's best friend.
- Green-Eyed Monster: He becomes extremely jealous of Capell when he sees Sigmund taking a shine to him, especially when he learns that, like Sigmund, Capell can also destroy the Chains.
- Hot-Blooded: He is really excited about the adventure.
- Jerkass: Towards Capell until his Break the Haughty moment.
- The Lancer: When he eventually accepts Capell as the leader of the group.
- Large Ham: Due to either yelling all the time or saying things really, really dramatically. Notably, he stops doing this (outside of battle, anyway) after his Character Development kicks in.
- Pet the Dog: It's mentioned that he treats Rico and Rucha nicely.
- And he gains a bonus in battle if an ally falls.
- Red Oni, Blue Oni: Despite his blue clothes, he's the red to Capell's blue.
- Undying Loyalty: More so than Aya, as he is by far one of Sigmund's most staunch supporters. Needless to say, he doesn't take Sigmund's death very well and initially refuses to accept Capell as the Liberation Force's new leader.
Eugene
Eugene
Another member of the Liberation Force, Eugene has known Sigmund since they were both kids.
- Badass Preacher: Would you believe that he's really a priest?
- Can't Hold His Liquor: Gets malus from alcohol.
- Dishing Out Dirt: Eugene is the party's Earth magic specialist.
- The Medic: Compared to Michelle, Eugene lacks the ultimate full-party heal, but does possess the ultimate revival spell.
- Never Speak Ill of the Dead: Played with. It's obvious he has great respect for Sigmund, but after the latter's death, Eugene starts to say how foolish and arrogant Sigmund was in life. He's basically the only one who talks about Sigmund as though he was a human.
- Older Sidekick: To Sigmund. He mentions in a rather obscure conversation that he's at least nine years older than Sigmund.
Balbagan
Balbagan
Voiced by: Michael McConnohie
- Dark and Troubled Past: His wife and son were murdered by the Order of Chains.
Genma
Genma
Rico
Rico
- Expy: Let's see, he can use magic, he's a Half Identical Twin, and he's small and annoying? Sounds kind of like Palom.
- Idle Animation: He and Rucha never seem to stop moving.
- Making a Splash: Rico is the closest the party gets to a Water magic specialist.
- Shock and Awe: Rico is the party's Lightning magic specialist.
Rucha
Rucha
- Expy: She's the nicer half of a pair of Half-Identical Twins, and she can use magic. She's almost a carbon-copy of Porom.
- Idle Animation: She and Rico are constantly moving around, even if standing still.
- Playing with Fire: Rucha is the party's Fire magic specialist.
Michelle
Michelle
- The Medic: Compared to Eugene, Michelle lacks any sort of revival spell, but she has exclusive access to the ultimate full-party heal.
- Pure Energy: Michelle is the party's Aether magic specialist.
Savio
Savio
- Cunning Linguist: One of his titles.
- Hidden Depths: Sure he's wise and stoic, but he also has an interesting sense of humor. Unfortunately most examples of this can only be found when you connect to either him or certain other people... and it's hard to know when and where these dialogues occur unless you have a guide.
- Specifically, during one connected conversation between Savio and Eugene, Savio goes on a long spiel about how to temper one's inner power and how not to let yourself overuse your lunaglyph... and then advertises his book. And then Capell and Eugene both respond with Visible Silence.
- Not So Above It All: He says as an Aristos he is unperturbed by the climate around him, when Capell notices pearls of sweat however Savio admits he is burning in his robes.
Dominica
Dominica
A mercenary who has known Aya for quite some time.
Gustav
Gustav
- Green-Eyed Monster: Played for Laughs. He hates it when Aya gives Capell any attention whatsoever.
Vic
Vic
- Samus Is a Girl: Capell realizes something is not quite right when he grabs her by the breast to stop her from falling (until then he thought Vic was a boy.)
Kiriya
Kiriya
A hermit whom the party seeks out to help cure Edward's vermification.
Touma
Touma
Komachi
Komachi
- Highly-Visible Ninja: She wears yellow, for starters.
- Why Did It Have to Be Snakes?: The undead.
Kristofer
Kristofer
- Chivalrous Pervert: One of his first lines of dialogue is a ridiculous pickup line at Aya, but he acts as though he and Seraphina have been together for years.
- Dub Name Change: Was 'Kristophe' in the Japanese version.
- Improbable Aiming Skills: Lampshaded by the game itself.
- My God, What Have I Done?: Was a weapons designer until he saw how deadly his creations could be.
Seraphina
Seraphina
- But for Me, It Was Tuesday: Kristofer recalls rescuing her in a daring fashion, but Seraphina doesn't seem to remember his involvement at all.
- Dub Name Change: Was 'Serafima' in the Japanese version.
- Lady of War: Is noted as being very elegant.
- Why Did It Have to Be Snakes?: Chickens.
Villains
Leonid
Leonid
The villain of Infinite Undiscovery. He's the son of Empress Svala.- Femme Fatalons: A rare male example.
- Freudian Excuse: It's shown that, as a child, he was very jealous of the attention his mother heaped on the de-aged Sigmund. In the same scene, a familiar, evil-looking silhouette can be seen looming over him...
- Large Ham: For some bizarre reason, his voice actor seems to be channeling a very self-aware, parodic William Shatner. This leads to many stilted, oddly-enunciated line readings, but on the other hand makes him seem like he's not all there, which gives him an overly-theatrical Mad Scientist kind of vibe.
Saranda
Saranda
- Pet the Dog: She's very loyal to Leonid. It serves to make her both a Foil to Aya and humanizes her a bit.
- Uncanny Valley Makeup: She seems to have heaped on tons of red eyeshadow, which makes her look sleep-deprived and maniacal.
- Undying Loyalty: To Leonid.
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