A list of characters in Phantasy Star Online 2 who are either not affiliated with the ARKS or live outside of the Oracle colony fleet. To return to the main character index, click here.
WARNING: Late-Arrival Spoiler for events up to Episodes 1-3
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Amduskia
Ro'Kamiz
Voiced by: Yoshiko Sakakibara
A god-like being who acts as the Elder of the Ro clan of Draconians. She never appears in-person, only speaking through telepathy and acting through her Quartz Dragon aide, Ko'Rela. In Episode 1, she acts as a safe keeper for one of the pieces of the Clarissa, later gifting it to Protagonist after they prove their worth and bidding them well on their mission.
She later returns in Episode 6, once again giving aid to ARKS in their fight against Shiva.
- Meaningful Name: Her name "Kamiz" contains the word "kami", which is Japanese for "God". Appropriate, considering how she acts close to such for the Draconians of the Floating Continent.
- Power Echoes: Her voice does this.
- The Reveal: It is revealed in Episode 6 that she is a failed clone of Xion cast out into subspace by the Photoners, similar to Mother. Much like the former, Ro'Kamiz ended up colliding with another planetary object and the result would later become modern day Amduskia. It also turns out that the other planetary object in question was actually a second Xion clone.
- That's No Moon: Amduskia itself is basically her body.
- Voice of the Legion: Her voice is echoing and layered, as she appears to lack a corporeal form entirely.
Ko'Rela
Voiced by: Mariya Ise (JP), Elizabeth Simmons (EN)
An energetic Quartz Dragon who attacks the Protagonist, Zeno, and Echo during an expedition to the Floating Continent at the behest of Ro'Kamiz whom Rela acts as an aide towards. Despite her appearance, she's quite friendly towards others and eager to interact with the people of ARKS.
- Cute Bruiser: She may sound and act like a preteen girl, but she's still a freaking dragon. She can tear you a new one if necessary.
- Fun Size: In Episode 6, Rela shrinks herself down to the size of a Mag to accompany the heroes to Amduskia's corrupted region. Funnily enough, her voice changes accordingly, becoming much higher pitched and losing the signature echo.
- Genki Girl: Definitely, if her manner of speech and actions weren't good enough indication.
- Light 'em Up: Her attacks that don't involve charging into you are Light-based, and can inflict Panic.
- Our Dragons Are Different: A crystal dragon with a body structure not unlike a jet plane and the speed and strength to match.
- Status Effects: Inflicting Poison on various spots like her wings and horn covers them in a thick tar-like ooze, vastly decreasing their defense.
- Vocal Dissonance: Picture this: A fierce, crystalline dragon that can soar like a jet and hits like a truck, with the voice of a girl no older than 10.
Other Draconians
Hi'En
Voiced by: Nobuhiko Okamoto
A Deenian from the Hi Clan. He doesn't exactly favor the ARKS intruding on the Hi Clan's personal space, but lets it slide once Aki points out that only the ARKS can truly defeat the Falspawn. He is forced to begrudgingly accept your help when his master, Hi Loga, goes berserk from a Falspawn seed and needs to be stopped. Curing the clan leader earns his trust, and from thereon appears to the player and his/her allies often when traversing the Volcanoes.
- White Mage: He's a Deenian. They specialize in healing themselves and their allies.
Hi'Roga
Voiced by: Yosuke Akimoto
A Vol Dragon who acts as the head of the Hi Clan. When the player, Aki, and Right encounter him, he is under the influence of a Falspawn seed, forcing your team to take him down to stop the infection's spread and save his life.
- The Corruption: In Episode 1, a Falspawn Seed spreads this within him, turning him berserk. Thankfully, you, Aki, and Wright eradicate the seed before it can do further harm.
- Kill It with Fire: He's a Vol Dragon after all, it's their specialty.
- Status Effects: Inflicting Freeze on him will cause his feet to freeze to the ground, temporarily immobilizing him.
- The Unintelligible: In-universe, he becomes this to Hi En when under the influence of the Falspawn seed. Thankfully, he gets better.
Wopal
Cabracan
Voiced by: Masaya Onosaka (JP), Carlos Ferro (EN)
A friendly Oceanid who appears several times during the player's expeditions on Wopal. He appears alongside Echo often, and generally serves as the butt of her punishment when he inevitably insults her in some way. He feels a mysterious connection to Luther, though he can't really explain why.
- Butt-Monkey: He's usually on the receiving end of Echo's punishment.
- Deadpan Snarker: Half of the stuff he says towards Echo tends to annoy her.
- Demoted to Extra: He has absolutely no relevance whatsoever after his final major appearance in Sarah and Klariskrays' Character Focus. He has a guest appearance in es in a Side Story and he appears in the EP6 credits sequence but that's it.
- Non-Standard Character Design: Compared to the rest of the characters within the story, Cabracan has a very cartoonish look to his design. Being little more than a walking seashell with big eyes with no sign of a mouth.
Harukotan
Sukunahime
The Ashmaiden
The Ashmaiden of Harukotan. Revered as a living deity, she is tasked with maintaining the ordained divide between the Daybreak and Nightfall Provinces. She has an incredible amount of power to match her status, but prefers to spend her time lazing about much to the annoyance of her attendant Kotoshiro. Despite this, she's a well meaning person who cares about the safety of her people and will protect them at the cost of herself if need be.
- 11th-Hour Superpower: She offers significant buffs in the fight against Magatsu, and gives the Protagonist and Matoi just the edge the pair needed to finally beat Shiva.
- Adapted Out: In Episode Oracle, Sukunahime and the Harukotan arc were removed from the story entirely.
- Anti-Magic: An ability that plays an integral role in Episode 6 as Sukunahime is able to create barrier that's able to seal away Shiva's own brand of Anti-Magic. However, it's limited in scale, covering 50 meters of a circle, and so she teaches the ability to Hariette who goes to Omega which she uses to seal Shiva's abilities on a universal scale.
- Antiquated Linguistics: She speaks in an exceedingly old-fashioned manner.
- Authority Equals Asskicking: Possibly the single-most powerful entity on the entire planet of Harukotan barring Magatsu, and she's basically a living god at that.
- Big Damn Heroes: In Episode 6, It turns out that Sukunahime's Ash-based power is an entirely perfect and non-photonic counter towards Shiva's own immense powers, which helps on multiple fronts all the way to the final battle against her.
- Child of Two Worlds: Sukunahime was the result of an arranged marriage between the son of the previous Night Lord and the daughter of the previous Day Lord. After her rise as the Ashmaiden, this basically allowed her to effectively act as the ruler of Harukotan by playing peacekeeper between both provinces and keeping its members in line.
- Cleavage Window: Her Episode 6 outfit features one that prominently displays her chest more.
- Combat Hand Fan: Carries a pair of them, which are sheathed away as her hair decorations. The exact same fans are available as a Weapon Camo for the players.
- Costume Evolution: Received an updated outfit as of Episode 6.
- Dark and Troubled Past: She was born of an Arranged Marriage in an attempt to stop the Daybreak and Nightfall Provinces in their eternal war, only to end up a small humanoid child of ashen coloration unlike the giants of Harukotan. Thus, war ensued once again in blaming each other over it, to the point that her parents even fought to kill one another. The conflict only stopped more permanently when she dived into the weapons of her parents to make them come to their senses, to which they then gave up their lives to revive her in turn. Sukunahime notably brushes it all off as a tedious legend in the present, but it was her sorrow that created the river which separates the two provinces to begin with and she does bring it up more seriously later when she finds out the Nightfallers were entirely devoured and replaced by Gemini.
- Do Not Call Me Sir: She's tired of people constantly addressing her as Lady Sukunahime and tells Matoi and the Protagonist to simply call her Sukunahime.
- Fanservice Pack: Her new outfit in Episode 6 in general, showing off more of Sukunahime's skin along with her cleavage and legs.
- Fusion Dance: In Episode 6 she combines with Magatsu to take control of the towering titan in order to face Shiva in battle.
- The Gadfly: Has a habit of teasing the people around her, Matoi and Kotoshiro being the prime victims. She once even joked to the latter if he would kill himself for her sake to which Kotoshiro almost did so had she not stopped him.
- Heroic BSoD: The revelation that Dark Falz Gemini had devoured the Nightfall Province's entire population and replaced them with evil subservient clones shocks her so hard that she firmly believes she's utterly failed her people, and leaves her open to a surprise attack. The Protagonist and Matoi push her out of the way instead, and she's forced to overcome her grief quickly in the aftermath.
- Horned Humanoid: The only thing hinting of Sukunahime's Harukotan blood is the singular white horn on her head.
- Huge Guy, Tiny Girl: One of the defining features of the Ashmaiden is that she's a human-sized person in a world of giants. Her bodyguard Kotoshiro towers over her.
- Human Aliens: Notable in that she's the only alien that ARKS encounters that is near identical to the base humans aboard the Oracle Fleet. She's also a stand outs among the other Harukotans who are all beastly looking giants.
- I Want Grandkids: After hearing about how the Daybreaker Lord's daughter was interested in Kotoshiro and how there are plans to arrange a marriage between them, Sukunahime basically urges Kotoshiro to accept partly because she wanted to have grandchildren.
- Lonely at the Top: For all her powers and the adoration that she receives as the Ashmaiden who preserves the peace of Harukotan, Sukunahime has very few she could actually call friends among her people. Even Kotoshiro, who is basically her adopted son, treats her formally for the most part. This is why she takes a quick liking to the Protagonist and Matoi, as they're both outsiders to the culture and history of Harukotan and thus treat her as an equal and friend rather than a superior.
- Miko: Referred to one in the translation patch, but this not entirely accurate. The kanji used for "miko" in her title (神子) carry a slightly different connotation. She is more accurately a medium who directly converses with the Gods of Harukotan. In the official translation she is somewhat more accurately known as the "Divine Maiden" which carries both the implication that she's a shrine maiden and that she has ties to the gods.
- Ojou: She carries herself like one, between her refined, dance-like mannerisms and lofty speech patterns.
- Older Than They Look: Despite her youthful appearance, she's actually older than even Regius and Maria who are both over 70 years old.
- Parental Substitute: She acted as one towards Kotoshiro, having raised him since he was a child after the Nightfallers destroyed his hometown. When Kotoshiro calls her mother, she has to hold in her obvious joy.
- Physical God: She's one of the two most powerful beings on Harukotan, able to temporarily banish even Dark Falz Gemini from the Daybreak Province with nothing but a single hand motion. According to Kotoshiro, one of her blows contains enough power to shatter a planet. However, she's not immune to exhaustion, and resealing Magatsu takes enough out of her to leave her at the mercy of Gemini's Nightfaller copies.
- Put on a Bus: After Episode 3, Sukunahime's left to her own devices in restoring Harukotan and doesn't return for two whole episodes until Episode 6.
- Really 700 Years Old: Has lived for centuries and it somewhat shows through her archaic speech pattern.
- Red Baron: She's frequently referred to as the "Ashmaiden" and the "Divine Maiden", reflecting her godly power and her relationship with both the Daybreakers and the Nightfallers as the child of the previous Day Lord's daughter and the Night Lord's son.
- Roaring Rampage of Revenge: When she discovers the truth of the Harukotan civil war, she quickly storms the Night Lord's Castle by herself in order to get to Gemini. Predictably, she quickly wears herself out in the process thanks to not having fully recovered yet. It's only when Kotoshiro arrives that she decides to leave Gemini's fate in the hands of the Protagonist and Matoi.
- Royals Who Actually Do Something: Being the child of the former Night Lord's son and the former Day Lord's daughter, she's this. Though she would prefer to just spend the day lazing about, Sukunahime is more than willing to take up arms for the sake of her people and isn't afraid to get into a fight herself. During fights against Magatsu, she also provides the party with the Sukunahime's Divine Protection buff that boosts HP, PP, and jump height.
- Shipper on Deck: A mild one, but after seeing the Protagonist and Matoi's close bond and how they're often together, she's quick to ask if the of them are a couple and teases Matoi over it afterwards. The epilogue of Episode 6 also has her urging Kotoshiro to accept the Day Lord's proposal to marry his daughter, partially because she wants to have grandchildren to dote on.
- Teleportation: She possesses an ability known as an Ash Transfer, which allows her to move across distances instantly. She feels no need to abuse this ability and only uses it to enter or exit the scene. It even allows her to teleport to places well outside of Harukotan as seen in Episode 6.
- Tritagonist: Of Episode 3, as Sukunahime receives the most focus and development after the Protagonist and Matoi.
- Universally Beloved Leader: She's has lived for generations and the people of Harukotan adore her as their guardian and mother figure. The Night Lord's appreciation for her is so profound that even a copy of him produced by Gemini retains enough of his sense of self to warn her to run before being sucked back into Gemini's dimension.
- Worf Had the Flu: Although Sukunahime is one of Harukotan's two Physical Gods, even she has her limits as she spent an enormous amount of power to reseal Magatsu and keep Gemini away from the shrine. So when she decides to storm Nightfall Province by herself to spare the lives of the Daybreakers, she's running on fumes and collapses to the ground after being swarmed by Gemini's Zerg Rush.
- Wrong Context Magic: Unlike Phaleg, who is pure Charles Atlas Superpower without using a hint of photons or aether, and somewhat like Alma, who has time-focused magic with no known explanation behind it, Sukunahime's ash-based powers are not 100% exclusive to her as Kotoshiro demonstrates, yet work unlike anything else in the setting. In a universe where the closest things to divinity were otherwise living planets and artificial entities, Sukunahime and Magatsu effectively serve as genuine deities on Harukotan with power beyond the scope of the rest of the science-fiction storyline and no explanation to how any of it actually works. This proves crucial to being Shiva's downfall, as not only does it counter her photon-absorbing ability that no one else but Phaleg can really fight against, but it also comes completely out of left field for her with no time to figure out how to bypass it before the Guardian and Matoi defeat her at last.
Kotoshiro
The Ashmaiden's Guardian
Voiced by: Tomokazu Sugita (JP), Chris Tergliafera (EN)
A blind Daybreaker who was taken in and raised by Sukunahime since he was a child. Kotoshiro acts as the former's bodyguard and aid, serving as a liaison between Sukunahime and the Daybreak Province and carrying out the tasks that she is too lazy to accomplish herself and relaying her peoples' wishes.
- Adapted Out: Doesn't appear in Episode Oracle. See Sukunahime's entry for more info.
- Arranged Marriage: The epilogue Episode 6 has Kotoshiro be on the receiving end of a proposal for one from the Daybreaker Lord who wishes to wed his daughter to him.
- Blind Weaponmaster: Is blind but is still perfectly capable of combat nonetheless.
- Bodyguarding a Badass: Sukunahime has quite a bit of power on her own, so it's a wonder why she needs a bodyguard in the first place. The game shows however that even she has her limits, so Kotoshiro helps ease the burden however little.
- Costume Evolution: Like his mistress, he received an updated outfit in Episode 6.
- Handicapped Badass: Despite being blind, this does nothing to stop Kotoshiro from serving as Sukunahime's attendant and bodyguard.
- Happily Adopted: He was adopted by Sukunahime as a child and years later the two have developed a very close bond as mother and son.
- Huge Guy, Tiny Girl: He's bigger than most Daybreakers, who already dwarf the human-sized Sukunahime.
- I Owe You My Life: Towards Sukunahime for rescuing him as a child.
- Teleportation: After calling out the Day Lord on his inaction, he is taught how to use the Ash Transfer that Sukunahime taught the Day Lord. He proceeds to execute a Big Damn Heroes on Sukunahime when she's about to be assaulted by a group of cloned Nightfallers.
- Married to the Job: Because of his loyalty to Sukunahime and wish to serve her, he doesn't really find the time to settle down nor does Kotoshiro really bother to try. Though he does get annoyed when Sukunahime tries to poke fun at him for this, and never really denies that he's interested in the idea of marriage.
- Not So Stoic: Despite his polite and serious demeanor, he can just as easily get annoyed with Sukunahime as much she does with him. A notable example being when she reveals to the Protagonist and Matoi about how Kotoshiro was a bedwetter as a child, causing him to become embarrassed at the reveal. In Episode 6, he's also at a complete lost for words when he finds out that the Daybreaker Lord's daughter wanted to marry him.
- Undying Loyalty: To Sukunahime who rescued from certain death as an infant after he lost his parents and hometown to the Nightfallers. He's so loyal in fact that Sukunahime reveals that she once jokingly asked if he would kill himself if she asked to which Kotoshiro almost complied by committing seppuku on the spot had Sukunahime not stopped him.
- We Have Become Complacent: Kotoshiro is frustrated with the Daybreakers' indolence and constant reliance on Sukunahime without giving her anything in return. By the end of Episode 3, he lambastes them all for doing nothing and challenges them to come to her aid to repay her for her protection.
- What the Hell, Hero?: After Sukunahime goes out on her own to deal with Gemini in the Nightfall Province, Kotoshiro heads to the domain of the Day Lord to request aid. In doing so, he proceeds to call out both the Day Lord and the entire Daybreak Province on their cowardice and refusal to aid Sukunahime despite how much she's gone out of her way to help them time and again despite having little reason to. This statement gets through to the Day Lord, who then proceeds to mobilize the Daybreak Province into helping Sukunahime in dealing with Gemini's Falspawn and Nightfaller clones.
Unaffiliated
Haddred
Chrome Dragon
Voiced by: Shintaro Ohata (JP)
A rampaging Chrome Dragon that escaped from Void, the Central Research Department of Oracle. It appears out of nowhere in areas of high Falspawn activity, and is being hunted by Quna. It's later revealed that Haddred is an artificial Quartz Dragon created by Void from the unethical research of Aki, and is Quna's only lifelong friend.
He was subject to horrific experimentation, giving him the ability to absorb Falspawn and tear holes within space and time which allows him to teleport to wherever he wants. When Haddred learned that the Death Squad, Quna included, had outlived their purpose and were to be disposed of, he went on a violent rampage that saw him break free and branded a "traitor" to be hunted by the very girl he wanted to protect.
- Background Music Override: If you take the right route in Episode 1 Chapter 9, Haddred is attracted to the arena by Quna's singing. The subsequent fight overrides Chrome Dragon's theme with Our Fighting.
- Cannibalism Superpower: One of his main abilities is to absorb the power of anything he eats.
- Dragons Are Demonic: Compared to the Draconians on Amduskia, Haddred has much a more sinister appearance, being lanky and spikier with a pale white scales and blood colored limbs. He can even grow black branch like wings and his rib like chest expands into a blue sphere when absorbing Falspawn. Episode Oracle shows this wasn't always the case, as prior to his corruption, Haddred was much smaller and even cuter in appearance.
- Enemy Summoner: He can summon Falspawn with a mighty roar. After a while, he'll eat them to gain powers.
- Interspecies Adoption: As both were born and raised within Void, Quna considers and has even outright referred to Haddred as her little brother. Though he can't speak, Haddred clearly returned the sentiment prior to going berserk.
- Mercy Kill: Quna is forced to put down Haddred at the end of Episode 1, both to fulfill her assigned mission and because Haddred has been irreversibly corrupted by Falspawn F-Factors.
- Monster Progenitor: For the Deuman race. It's through Haddred's DNA being sent into the past that resulted in their creation.
- Post-Final Boss: He's this to Episode 1 as the final battle with Haddred takes place after Elder's awakening.
- Spikes of Doom: When powered up, he can summon large crystals that resemble spikes at the player. He can also summon spikes from the ground to impale you from below.
- The Speechless: Doesn't speak a word up until his deathbed.
- Teleportation: Capable of this and the main reason why Quna's had a hard time tracking him down, as Haddred can appear virtually anywhere where there's high concentrations of Falspawn activity.
- Undying Loyalty: Towards Quna. Even after having gone berserk, a part of him still remains as he still tries to protect her and avoids confronting her whenever he can before fully succumbing to his corruption at the end of Episode 1.
Ancient Photoners (SPOILERS)
An ancient race responsible for the creation of the Oracle Fleet and ARKS. They were originally a race of space-faring humans, but upon coming into contact with Xion, they harnessed the ability to manipulate photons from which their society and technology grew at an expansive rate. Eventually, the Photoners decided to create a perfect copy of Xion that under their direct control, and after numerous attempts finally succeeded in at least one. However, their greed and evil only served to corrupt into the being that is now known as the Profound Darkness.
Though it came at the cost of their race, they would eventually succeed at sealing the Profound Darkness away. However, remnants came in the form of the Falspawn. To combat this threat, the remaining Photoners created the races of the Oracle Fleet, who would then form the military organization ARKS as a way to combat the Falspawn. All would later pass on with exception of Luther.
- A God Am I: The Ancient Photoners eventually adopted this attitude in regards to themselves as they saw all others as inferior and toys to play with and experiment on. Best seen in Luther and later in Shiva's group.
- Abusive Precursors: Being the creators of ARKS and the Oracle Fleet races, they were this by the time they attempted to copy Xion. Their experiments resulted in the creation of Mother who, after being deemed a failure by the Photoners due to her free will and general weaker abilities, had been discarded into subspace and left to rot. This left Mother with a desire of vengeance against her creators, and that's not even getting into Shiva.
- Energy Beings: At some point during the past the Photoners eventually became this, discarding their physical bodies in favor ones made of pure photons. The good ones that managed to remain eventually fused themselves with Xion and would later aid her in stopping Luther's plans.
- Galactic Superpower: According to Aurora, the Photoner's reach once covered the entire known universe itself. Part of the reason they wanted to copy Xion was because they wanted something that could help govern their society because of how big their empire became.
- Greater-Scope Villain: To the setting Phantasy Star Online 2 in general. Most of the bad things that happen during the plot are the direct result of the Photoner's machinations gone wrong be it the Falspawn in Episode 1-3, Mother in Episode 4, or Shiva in Episode 6.
- Human Aliens: The Photoners were originally this, not looking any different from a regular human. To be expected considering that the Oracle Fleet races were created by them.
- Ultimate Blacksmith: The original creators of the Cosmogenic Arms, powerful weapons that all ARKS weaponry are based off on.
- Unwitting Instigator of Doom: They thought that recreating Xion would be a great idea for powering their society further. The recreation instead rapidly found that the sheer immorality and societal decay of the Photoners was too much to handle, corrupting its photons into F-Factors and creating the Profound Darkness. For the hundreds of years that follow, these actions would lead to the extinction of their race, untold damages on a galactic scale, and the destruction of entire star systems and countless civilizations.
