The character list for Radiata Stories, which has numerous characters^note176 recruitable and many other supporting characters.

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Main Characters

Jack Russell

A cheerful, but brash young man with aspirations to be a knight, like his father before him. He gets caught directly in the struggle between the humans and non-humans.

Voiced by: Junko Takeuchi (Japanese), Bryce Papenbrook (English)

Hey, hey! Easy as pie!

Adaptational Badass: While he's pretty badass in the video game, in the manga, damn. Pulling off things he couldn't pull off in-game and getting to punch Nocturne out was pretty awesome.
Ambiguous Situation: In the Non-Human ending, Jack's voice has a mysterious echo to it, something that Ridley's lacks. It's ambiguous exactly what this means, especially since Ridley is the Gold Dragon.
Badass Normal: He's just a 16 year old kid who just caught up with what has happened with the real world. He could still kick ass be it orc, goblin, mage or anything else with just his sword and items.
Black Knight: If you let him wear the Demon Mail armor. Comes complete with a Badass Cape.
Blood Knight: A tame example. Jack really enjoys a good fight, which makes him a natural fit for Theater Vancoor after he gets discharged from the Radiata Knights.
Born Lucky: His default special ability is "Luck Plus," which increases his Luck stat.
But Thou Must!: Even if you have the Tri-Emblem equipped, and the most powerful armor you have at your disposal, Jack will always lose the Hopeless Boss Fight even if he's still alive after a Volty Blast in the face.
Chick Magnet: On the Human path, he can go on the Fireworks date with nearly any recruitable female human (plus Charlie).
Disappeared Dad: Cairn Russell, the knight in the opening scene, died 16 years before the start of the game.
Establishing Character Moment: His first on-screen appearance more or less sets his character up perfect. After his sister gives a dramatic speech about how it's time he follows in their father's footsteps, Jack steps out in his pajamas, barely awake, while looking like he wants to sleep again. It sets up how lighthearted he is as a character.
Famous Ancestor: His father was renowned for being the first human in Radiata to ever kill a Dragon. Jack follows in his footsteps no matter the route; in the Human path he kills both the Fire and Wind Dragons, and both paths end with him killing the Silver Dragon.
The Fool: He's rather slow, doesn't take much in the way of anything seriously, and is constantly cracking jokes.
Force and Finesse: The Finesse to Ridley's Force.
Good Morning, Crono: A variation in that he is awake when we meet him, but his introduction fits very well. He wakes up after a dramatic speech by his sister while looking barely awake.
How Do I Shot Web?: Jack has to train with weapons in order to be able to wield them effectively.
Idiot Hero: Living in the countryside really hasn't helped him pick up on certain things when he becomes a knight. Character Development makes him somewhat more philosophical, questioning the war regardless of what side he has taken, but at his core he remains fairly simple in terms of his mindset.
Jack of All Stats: No pun intended, Jack is pretty powerful on his own, which is good since you have to control him the entire game. His playstyle depends on the weapon he's wielding, and he can learn every single support skill in the game, meaning he can be whatever you want by the end. That said, Jack will never be better than most moderately powerful party members, making him reliant on his skill and weapon choice to give him the edge.
Lightning Bruiser: Jack gets quite the array of support skills, and combined with his weapon choices he becomes a full-blown beast later on. With a sword though, he'll be quick and deal good damage.
Limit Break: Jack can use 4 different Volty Blasts, one for each of the weapon types he can equip.
- Limit Break - A 9-hit sword combo that ends with a powerful upward slash.
- Army of Shadows - Jack swings his two-handed sword in the air, creating three shadows that deliver a powerful slash simultaneously with him.
- Thousand Spears - A rapid series of spear thrusts. Jack then finishes the attack by driving his spear into the ground and summoning spears beneath his target, launching them into the air.
- Radial Smash - Jack throws his axe into the air, making it spin. He then leaps after it, catches it, and spins forward with it in hand to smash it down into his foe.
Magnetic Hero: A lot of people comment that he has this effect on them. Despite his sometimes brainless nature, Jack is able to draw people to him, and get people to like him through his upbeat and determined attitude.
Male Might, Female Finesse: Gender-Inverted with Ridley.
Mighty Glacier: Using a two-handed sword or axe turns Jack into this, since his attacks will be slow, but devastating.
Missing Mom: His mother died at some point between Cairn's death 16 years ago and the start of the game.
Multi-Melee Master: Unlike other characters, Jack has access to several different weapon types, which includes:
- One-handed swords
  - Ancestral Weapon: The Arbitrator is a special case, since it previously belonged to Jack's father Cairn. It can only be used in the Nonhuman path, where Jack learns the truth of Cairn's death.
- Two-handed swords and katanas
- Spears
- Axes
Nice Job Breaking It, Hero: His attempt to protect the Fire Dragon in the Non-Human path ends up giving Cross the item he needs to kill it. If Jack hadn't interfered, Parsec could have killed Cross and Dynas without issue.
Ornamental Weapon: Up to the route split, Jack lugs around the Arbitrator, the sword previously wielded by his father, without ever wielding it.
- In the Human path, the sword stays this way, since Jack is unknowingly aware of it being tainted by Algandars.
- In the Nonhuman path, this is subverted once Gawain confirms that Jack has unknowingly purified the sword, after which Jack is able to equip it.
Parental Abandonment: His father, Cairn, died 16 years before the game begins; according to Jack in the nonhuman path, his mother also died some time after that.
The Pollyanna: Even before the route split, the game definitely puts him through the wringer. Yet Jack has a cheerful and upbeat attitude in almost every situation.
Punny Name: His name is a breed of a dog. Just like said breed, he's very energetic.
Red Oni, Blue Oni: Red to Ganz's and Ridley's blue.
Shell-Shocked Veteran: In the Human ending, he ends up leaving Radiata in utter silence, having become nearly broken by the losses seen in the war and failing to protect Ridley.
Single-Target Sexuality: He only has eyes for Ridley. Made more explicit with the Fireworks date on the Human path, where he'll just be focusing on the fireworks and not paying any attention to his date.
Took a Level in Badass: At the start of the game, he gets floored by Ridley in one shot. By the end of the game on both endings, he kills the Silver Dragon Aphelion.
The Un Chosen One: Jack is a nobody in terms of his importance to both the war and the Dragons' Reset Button. However, through sheer determination and wanting to protect his friends and loved ones, Jack ends up changing the world no matter which path he picks.
Unwitting Pawn: In the Human path, Jack is a pawn of Lucian, aka, the Silver Dragon Aphelion.
We Cannot Go On Without You: Jack is the only playable character, so it's game over if he gets killed in battle.
Weak, but Skilled: Jack doesn't have the sheer power many other party members do, which is reflected in how even with some of the best weapons and skills he can't hit as hard as late-game characters. What Jack does have though is a wide amount of combo potential, four different weapon types, and the ability to use every other character's support skill, giving him a wide amount of versatility despite his overall damage output.
Weirdness Magnet: Despite being a simple village boy with aspirations to become a knight, he seems to be the epicenter for lots of important events.

Ridley Silverlake

A serious young noblewoman who has spent most of her life training to be a knight. Much like Jack, she gets swept up directly between the human and nonhuman struggle.

Voiced by: Sanae Kobayashi (Japanese), Stephanie Sheh (English)

Action Girl: Among the first of many female characters who can join your party.
Apocalypse Maiden: As the Gold Dragon, her ascension will destroy and reset humanity if she is not murdered first.
Battle Ballgown: Ridley gains more armor on her second and third outfits, keeping the miniskirt of her first outfit.
Red Oni, Blue Oni: Blue To Jack.
Break the Cutie: Her near death at the ends of the Blood Orc early on more or less breaks Ridley's ego and pride, having realized how close she came to nearly dying. From that point on, she becomes much softer and realizes how truly dangerous the world is after, and she never truly recovers from that moment.
Defrosting Ice Queen: Most of her coldness is shown towards Jack at the beginning of the game, but she starts to warm up to him later in the game, particularly in the nonhuman route.
Dub Name Change: Her surname was changed from Timberlake in Japanese to Silverlake.
Force and Finesse: The Force to Jack's Finesse.
Game-Breaking Injury: A Blood Orc fatally injures her early in the game which results in her being unusable for a good portion of the game. Unusual for the trope is that she recovers and becomes even stronger.
Girlish Pigtails: At first. She lets down her hair over the course of the game.
Glacier Waif: Wields a huge axe and has very high physical strength.
Guest-Star Party Member: She is part of your squad after you join the knights, then becomes unusable after you are forced to leave. She rejoins later if you choose to go with her at the story split, but even then she regularly becomes unavailable and isn't usable in the endgame. Inexplicably, she can't even be used in the postgame.
Hopeless Boss Fight: The first fight in the game against her is completely unwinnable, even with New Game Plus bonuses.
Hypocrite: She was hostile towards Jack early in the game because she believed he was only accepted as a knight because of his father's reputation. Later, when she finds out her own father used his connections to get her promoted, she does not turn it down despite knowing she didn't earn it. What she does is give her dad a tongue lashing.^note
Lady of War: Ridley is a strong fighter while maintaining her noble status even during battle.
The Lancer: In the Non-Human path, she's usually the first to support Jack and go with his plans.
Letting Her Hair Down: She spends the last parts of the game with her hair down from their pigtails.
Limit Break
- Wild Pitch - Ridley psyches herself up, then spins her axe several times, charging up an energy blast that she sends at her foe.
Magic Skirt: Her first outfit gives her one. She wears something similar in most of her outfits later but she also wears more armor so it can be hard to notice.
Male Might, Female Finesse: Gender-Inverted with Jack.
Minidress of Power: She keeps her short skirt in all of her outfits and is very capable in battle.
Missing Mom: Ridley's mother, Lady Sigourney, is mentioned at various points throughout the story, but she never makes any appearance. It is not known whether she is alive or not.
Nom de Mom: Her father married into the noble Silverlake family, but he is not allowed to carry their name. This is why he is still "Lord Colton" while Ridley is "Lady Silverlake".
Ojou: Her family is nobility, but interestingly Ridley seems to not care about that. She even abandon's her title and power at the halfway point of the game.
Quickly-Demoted Woman: Inverted. After two missions she is promoted from trainee to captain because her Dad pulled some strings.
Sharing a Body: After receiving the transpiritation ritual, she receives the soul of the light elf Hap, and becomes the vessel for the Gold Dragon. Hap is mostly dead, but on occasion, Ridley finds herself speaking Elvish without meaning to, and its implied this is the reason she is chosen as the Gold Dragon's vessel later.
Tomboyish Name
Took a Level in Badass: Subtle but if you watch her fight early in the game, she has a habit of falling over in her combos. Later in the Non-Human path, she's swinging her axe and doing elaborate combos without any trouble.
Tsundere: Character Development drops the Tsun part and Jack later brings out her Dere side.
Unskilled, but Strong: While she has more skill than Jack, at the start of the game, Ridley's fighting style is rough and shows her having some trouble with it, but she hits very hard even early on.

Ganz Rothschild

A polite and genteel man in command of the Rose Cochon Brigade of the Radiata Knights. Having lived a sheltered life, he is innocent to the ways of the world and very enthusiastic.

Voiced by: Mizuki Saito (Japanese), Robert Martin Klein (English)

Big Brother Mentor: For Jack in the beginning.
The Big Guy: Despite being very short, he fills this role out in the group thanks to his older, more mature mindset, and wielding the largest weapon.
Disappeared Dad: His father fled after he killed Jack's father. Meeting him in the Non-Human path ends up being a major event for him.
Driven to Suicide: In the ending of the Nonhuman Path, Ganz stays with the corpse of his father as the City of White Nights collapses, refusing to escape with Jack and Ridley.
Drowning My Sorrows: After the double whammy of getting kicked out of the Radiata Knights and failing to join Theater Vancoor (something Jack succeeded at), Ganz becomes a pathetic homeless drunkard for a good while until a few thieves from the Void Community take pity on him and take him in.
Famous Ancestor: Much like Jack, Ganz's father Gawain is a famous Radiata Knight.
Fish out of Water: When Ganz is kicked out of the Radiata Knights and decides to join the Void Community.
Guest-Star Party Member: Similarly to Ridley, he is one of your squadmates when you join the knights. After being forced out of the knights, you go your separate ways. He does rejoin as a full party member if you side with the non-humans; otherwise, he never rejoins.
Journey to Find Oneself: On the Human route, he leaves Radiata to find his place in the world and meaning.
Knight in Sour Armor: Ganz continues to believe in the ideals of knighthood even when all the odds are against him.
Liquid Courage: He attempts this before his attempt to join Theater Vancoor after being kicked out of the knights, but it ultimately backfires on him and he fails his application.
Limit Break
- Ganz Breaker - Ganz charges up his two-handed sword with energy, then charges sword-first at his enemy. Ganz Breaker can mean "complete breaker" in German.
Mighty Glacier: Most of Ganz's attacks are slow since he wields a two-handed sword.
Odd Friendship: With Rynka and Flau.
Out of Focus: In the human path at least, which is weird considering he's one of the three main characters. While his exploits with the Void Community are shown, he doesn't take part in most of the latter half of the game and the last you see of him is when he goes on the aforementioned Journey to Find Oneself. In the Nonhuman path, he eventually rejoins Jack for the rest of the story.
Parental Abandonment: Gawain left behind a young Ganz after the death of Cairn Russell.
Red Oni, Blue Oni: Blue to Jack's red.
What Happened to the Mouse?: If you side with the humans, he goes on the aforementioned Journey to Find Oneself and you never hear from him again. Averted if you side with the nonhumans, in which case he returns and joins your party.

Other Human Characters:

Radiata Knights

Dynas Stone

The General of the Radiata Knights, who spent many years serving under Ganz's father Gawain in the Rouge Lion Brigade. He is a cautious leader and prefers to avoid fighting whenever possible.

Voiced by: Masashi Hirose (Japanese), Christopher Corey Smith (English)

Bald of Authority: Dynas is the head of the Radiata Knights and his cue ball is as shiny as his helmet.
Character Death: In both the Human and Non-Human paths. Poor guy can't catch a break.
Cool Old Guy: He's older than most of the other knights, but is very friendly and lacks the same negative traits that someone like Cross has.
Dropped a Bridge on Him: On the Non-Human path, he is quickly killed by Cross out of anger for him getting in the way of his attempts to win the war.
Epic Flail: He wields a spiked flail known as the Earth Crusher in battle.
Guest-Star Party Member: Only in special conditions. If you take on the Wind Dragon with only three party members, he joins you to fight it and only for that battle.
Heroic Sacrifice: In the Human path, he throws himself in front of the Fire Dragon to protect Cross.
Knight in Shining Armor: While he may not look it, Dynas plays many of the heroic traits straight, being honorable and friendly. His heroic nature makes him a Good Counterpart to Cross in particular.
Limit Break:
- Hurricane Lion - Dynas swings his flail over his head several times, creating a tornado. He then leaps into the air, and smashes his flail into his enemy.
Reasonable Authority Figure: In the human path especially, he places great trust in Jack and his abilities even when he starts to doubt himself.
Supporting Leader: While Dynas isn't the ruler of Radiata, as the general of its knights, he is essentially the right hand man of the city and leads it into battle.

Cross Ward

A young nobleman and captain of the Noire Mouton Brigade of the Radiata Knights. He is extremely arrogant and belligerent, which puts him at odds with General Stone and Jack constantly. Cross believes that fairy creatures are lesser than humans.

Voiced by: Ken Narita (Japanese), Richard Cansino (English)

Adaptational Badass: In the game he was only able to kill the Earth Dragon through sheer luck. In the manga he cuts it down with the same ease that (in Alicia's words) "one would kill a dying cat."
Adaptational Villainy: While already plenty evil in the game, the manga adds a few more bad deeds to his name. Namely being the one who hired the Void Community to kidnap Princess Bellflower instead of Lucian and mocking Jack over his father's death.
Aristocrats Are Evil: On the human side, he is the strongest proponent for eradicating the fairy creatures and he shows disdain to Jack for his common origins.
Disposable Fiancé: His engagement with Ridley seems to be purely political, as Ridley can't stand him.
Even Evil Has Standards: Make no mistake, Cross is a complete and utter bastard out for himself, but he's still fighting for humanity. Jack becoming humanity's trump card in the Human path makes Cross go postal and try to seize fame his own violent way, but he still sacrifices his life to warn Jack about Lucian rather than try to save his own neck. In the non-Human path, he doesn't get such a moment, but is still the 'hero' of humans, so one can allege that he's not all batshit insane off-camera.
Fantastic Racism: He's a nasty piece of work, but Cross's most prominent trait is the fact that he's ready and willing to jump into genocidal warpaths against non-human species at the slightest inclination. The leader of the Dwarves tries to give him some casual advice? Label the whole species traitors and try to wipe them from the face of Radiata! He isn't Jumping Off the Slippery Slope so much as diving right off of it headfirst with glee.
Humans Are Bastards: Cross displays the absolute worst of humanity, and is ultimately the reason why conflict occurs in the second half of the story.
Jerkass: He seems to exist purely to antagonize Jack at every step of the way.
Limit Break:
- Celestial Line - Cross charges his two-handed sword with a pillar of light, making it glow with energy, then drives the sword into the ground. He takes out a white rose, throws it into the air, and takes his sword out, unleashing a blast that destroys the rose and his enemy.
Pet the Dog: In the Human path, Cross's last action is warning Jack that Lucian is the Silver Dragon when he could have played dead.
Romantic False Lead: He is introduced as Ridley's fiance, but there is not much romance, if any, between the two of them.
Slasher Smile: In the manga.
White Hair, Black Heart: Cross has silver-grey hair and is one of the most evil characters in the story.

Natalie Nanette

A female knight belonging to the Violet Chevre, an elite cadre of Radiata Knights. She is as competitive as any man, and is skilled in command, weaponry, and strategy.

Voiced by: Yui Horie (Japanese), Carrie Savage (English)

Action Girl: She is one of the only noteworthy named female Radiata knights and one of the strongest characters on the human side, mostly being outclassed by the guild leaders.
Aren't You Going to Ravish Me?: Natalie blushes visibly after being defeated in the nonhuman path when Jack tells her to do exactly as he says. Although Jack, being an innocent rube, doesn't seem to catch the hint.
Bodyguard Crush: Her.. "relationship" with Lord Jasne is very interesting, to say the least.
The Captain: Of the Violet Chevre knights.
Cool Big Sis: Nina thinks of her this way, at least.
Dub Name Change: From Natsume Nagi to Natalie Nanette, maintaining the Alliterative Name.
Ignored Enamored Underling: Natalie is utterly devoted to Lord Jasne, following any kind of orders that he asks of her even if it interrupts with her own knightly duties. In the nonhuman path, Natalie's repeated failures to bring Ridley back to him causes him to abandon her, which she is devastated by.
Knight in Shining Armor: Represents the best of the Radiata Knights and stands up to Jack when it is believed that he kidnapped her in the nonhuman path.
Lady of War: Natalie is very feminine and she has a very graceful fighting style in battle with her sword.
Lightning Bruiser: One of the strongest and fastest characters on the human side, due to the fact that she fights with a one-handed sword.
Limit Break:
- First Class Flurry - Natalie delivers a quick series of slashes with her sword, then bows her head gracefully as all of the attacks occur at once.
Magikarp Power: Of a sort. Natalie's stats and attacks are rather good. However, her level when you can finally recruit her is quite low, forcing you to grind with her to get her up to a usable level.
Mobile Shrubbery: She and Leonard spy on Ridley on the mission to the City of Flowers by carrying around bushes with them.
Pink Means Feminine: Her knight's armor is a bright shade of pink.
Reasonable Authority Figure: One of the highest ranking members of the Radiata Knights and exemplifies the best of the knighthood.

Charlie

One of the Royal Radiata Knights, whose flamboyant manner and speech tend to put people off. He has a fondness for strong warriors and cute people.

Ass Kicks You: One of his attacks.
Camp Gay / Macho Camp: He has a fondness for strong warriors, can be taken out on a date, and at one point is seen exiting the women's restroom without anyone batting an eye.
Gay Option: Of sorts. Jack can take Charlie on the festival date.
Joke Character: Charlie attacks very slowly and he can't be recruited in the human path until quite late in the game, making him a poor choice as a party member.
Projectile Kiss: One of his attacks, which is capable of inflicting confusion on an enemy. He's also seen doing it in his character art.
BFS: Carries around a two-handed sword, but he seems to utilize it the least among his attacks.

Nina

A Royal Radiata Knight with a businesslike personality. She idolizes Natalie and hopes to take her place someday.

24HourArmor: Unlike other characters, Nina will still wear her knight's armor if Jack takes her on the fireworks date.
Action Girl: One of the only named female members of the Radiata Knights.
Lady of War: She's still quite feminine despite wearing a full set of knight's armor and wielding a huge two-handed sword.
Can't Catch Up: Despite being one of the royal knights, Nina is easily surpassed by other characters who can join you earlier in the game than she can.
Hero-Worshipper: Towards Natalie, the captain of the Violet Chevre brigade.
Ship Tease: Implied to have a crush on Jack in the manga. Nina is also one of the characters that Jack can take on the festival date.

Leonard Ford

A Royal Radiata Knight who is Jack's room leader. Despite his gruff attitude, he cares a lot for the trainees and is friendly and down-to-earth. He is rarely seen without Natalie.

Voiced by: Dai Matsumoto (Japanese), Joe Cappelletti (English)

Big Brother Mentor: Towards Jack and the other knight trainees.
Can't Catch Up: Like many characters, Leonard can be easily surpassed by the time you can recruit him.
Competence Zone: Jokingly referred to. He's 21, but Jack thinks that he looks and acts 10 years older.
Hopeless Suitor: Towards Natalie. He seems to spend all of his free time with her, but she only has eyes for Lord Jasne. A small sidequest early in the game centers around Leonard ordering a bracelet as a gift for Natalie, but Jack doesn't think it will make Natalie return Leonard's affection.
Mobile Shrubbery: When the Rose Cochon journey to the City of Flowers, he and Natalie spy on them by hiding behind some bushes that they carry.
Overshadowed by Awesome: By the time Leonard can be recruited in your party in the human path, it's very likely that he'll be surpassed by many of the characters you have recruited already.
Younger Than They Look: Jack has trouble believing that he's only 21 years old.

Patrick

Lead jailer in Radiata Castle. Once a knight himself, he was eventually demoted because of his laid-back attitude and dinged with basement duty, a position the other knights despise. He's easy to talk to and well-liked.

Can't Catch Up: Like many of the Radiata knights, he will probably be outmatched by the time he can be recruited.
Face of a Thug: He's mentioned as being very friendly and well-liked despite his appearance.
Good Scars, Evil Scars: Has a scar on the left side of his face from his eye down to his mouth.

Putt

The incompetent assistant jailer in Radiata Castle. Though cowardly and lazy, he's generally known to be a nice guy.

Ambiguously Brown: He is noticeably darker-skinned than most of the human characters.
Can't Catch Up: By the time he can be recruited in the human path, he'll likely be outclassed, like many of the Radiata knights.
Mighty Glacier: His attacks are very slow, since he wields a two-handed hammer.

Gawain Rothschild

The Lion of the West. Ganz's father and one of the greatest of the Radiata Knights to have ever existed. He was best friends with Cairn, but he later confessed to murdering him and left Radiata in exile, abandoning his wife and son.

Voiced by: Jamieson Price (English)

Animal Motifs: Strongly associated with lions, the heraldic animal of his clan.
The Atoner: Gawain tried to dissuade Cairn from fighting the Water Dragon, but Cairn ignored his advice and became infected with Algandars. Gawain confessed to Cairn's death (even though he wasn't the one who killed Cairn directly) and left to live with the non-humans in exile, blaming himself.
Big Ol' Eyebrows: He has very big eyebrows as bushy as his moustache.
Cool Old Guy: Gawain is quite older than most of the human characters in the story, but is no less of a badass.
Delinquent Hair: Sports a fiery red mohawk. He also happens to be aligned with the non-humans.
Disappeared Dad: He left his family 16 years prior to the story, leaving behind a young Ganz.
Famous Ancestor: Comes from a long line of knights of the Rothschild clan and counts as one towards Ganz.
Fiery Redhead: Has a stubborn and fiery personality as wild as his red mohawk.
Hopeless Boss Fight: On the Non-Human path, he tests Jack after finding out who he is.
Limit Break:
- Leo Smash Royale - Gawain uses his crossbow to shoot several fiery blasts shaped like lion heads at his enemy, then leaps into the air and smashes them with his morning star.
Meaningful Name: In Arthurian legend, the knight Gawain was initially portrayed as a noble and valiant knight and one of the most loyal supporters of King Arthur, but later tales put him in a much less favorable light.
My Greatest Failure: He considers himself personally responsible for the death of Cairn and the reason why he turned his back to the Radiata Knights.
Reasonable Authority Figure
Spared by the Adaptation: In the Epic of Jack manga, which follows the Human Path. Jack, having learned the truth behind his father's death from Zane, spares him after beating him.
Red Baron: The "Lion of the West" certainly qualifies.
Wandering the Earth: After the death of Cairn.
Carry a Big Stick / Epic Flail - Gawain uses a huge spiked morning star that can double as a flail since the spiked ball at the top is attached to a chain.

Cairn Russell

Jack and Adele's father who served in the Radiata Knights. He's known as the hero who was able to defeat the Water Dragon, as you see in the prologue. He is believed to have been killed by Gawain before the story begins.

Badass Cape: Wears a long cape attached to his armor, like many of the other top-ranking Radiata Knights.
BFS: In Cairn's hands the Arbitrator somehow was this instead of a one-handed sword in Jack's. He also wields a different one as an Optional Boss in the postgame Distortion Corridor.
Did You Just Single-Handedly Kill The Water Dragon
Disappeared Dad: He's been dead for 16 years by the time the story begins.
Famous Ancestor: Many characters in the story are already familiar with Cairn's exploits as a knight when they meet Jack.
Gameplay and Story Segregation: For whatever little the story has in the bonus dungeon, Cairn insists that he and Jack fight in a duel and Jack accepts. However, if you have allies with you at the time, the game has them join as per usual.
Posthumous Character: Cairn is already dead by the game's beginning, but nonetheless his exploits are still important throughout the entirety of the story.
Punny Name: Named after a breed of terrier, like his son.
Red Eyes, Take Warning: In the game's opening cinematic, Cairn's eyes glow ominously red as he is about to kill the Water Dragon.
Sword Beam: In the prologue. Curiously, he doesn't use it in his Optional Boss fight, though that may be because he doesn't have Arbitrator anymore.

Radiata Nobles

Lord Salute Larks

The prime minister of Radiata and commander-in-chief of the Radiata Knights. Although he is intelligent and thoughtful, he is also gullible and easily swayed by fools like Lord Jasne.

Voiced by: Takeharu Onishi (Japanese), Dave Mallow (English)

Reasonable Authority Figure: One of the only figures of authority who speaks up on Jack's behalf in the storyline.
Number Two: Despite Radiata's status as a monarchy, by all appearances Larks seems to be the main political power in Radiata. King Jiorus often defers all of the important decision-making to him.

Lord Lucian Hewitt aka Aphelion, the Silver Dragon

A Radiata nobleman and adviser to Lord Larks. He seems to know a lot more than he lets on.

Voiced by: Mitsuru Miyamoto (Japanese), JB Blanc (English)

Anti-Villain: He seeks to make Humans equal to the other races and (according to the Non-Human path) "be free of the abominable sleep forever", finding it hypocritical that Humans are forced to die while the other races aren't.
The Chessmaster: Lucian does not take direct action in the story until the very end, slowly manipulating humanity to defeating the dragons behind the scenes.
Dude Looks Like a Lady: Due to his very long hair and androgynous facial features.
Face Death with Dignity: Accepts his death after Jack kills him in the Human path.
Heel–Face Turn / Face–Heel Turn: Depending on who you consider the good guys, he had pulled either one or the other some time before the game starts when he decided Humans Are Special and should be given a chance to live without the dragons repeatedly hitting the Reset Button.
Final Boss: He is the final boss in both routes.
Humans Are Special: Deconstructed. It isn't that Humans are special, the issue he has with how the Cosmic Order of Tottaus operates is that Humans are the only ones forced to die when the world is reset. From his perspective, it isn't fair that Humans die for no reason while the other races are totally fine. Basically his issue is that Humans are special in a bad way.
Meaningful Name: An aphelion is an astronomical term used to refer to a celestial body's furthest point from the sun.
Walking Spoiler: It's nearly impossible to discuss Lucian's role in the story without revealing his role as the Silver Dragon.
Well-Intentioned Extremist: His goal is to make Humanity equal to the other races. A fairly reasonable goal, but his methods involve killing his fellow Dragons and causing a world war to do so. He also sees no issue killing anyone who gets in his way.

Lord Jasne Colton

Ridley's father, he married into the Silverlake family and also fosters peace for both humans and non-humans. He's also the man who was responsible for kicking out both Jack and Ganz from the knights because of what happened with Ridley.

Voiced by: Kenichi Ogata (Japanese), Skip Stellrecht (English)

Alas, Poor Villain: Though he is hardly a villain outside of getting Jack and Ganz kicked out of the Knights, Jasne's story doesn't end happy in either route. The last time we see him in the Human Path, he is pathetically getting drunk crying over Ridley being gone. Then she dies. We don't get to see how he is affected by that. In the Nonhuman path he shares the same fate as the rest of humanity, presumably destroyed when Ridley joins with Quasar, though it's ambiguous.
Family Portrait of Characterization: While exploring Radiata Castle, Jack can find a portrait of the Silverlake family which depicts Ridley with her parents. Jack comments that Lord Jasne looks quite "scary" in the portrait, reflecting his demeanor. Notably, Jasne's face doesn't look anything like his current appearance.
Henpecked Husband: Because it is his wife and daughter who carry the Silverlake name, it is implied that his wife is the one making the noble family's decisions. Jack certainly thinks so, and compares Jasne to a donkey pulling a cart.
Hypocrite: Calls Larks out for defending Jack and Ganz by using their fathers' reputations, saying that "knights cannot ride on the coattails of their parents". This is from the guy who is using his own connections to give his daughter a promotion even she knew she did not earn. Indeed, Larks points this out: "I did not expect to hear that from you."
Reasonable Authority Figure: Overprotective issues aside, he is shown to be a rather reasonable diplomat, doing everything he can to build human-nonhuman relationships and trying to avoid war.
The Ugly Guy's Hot Daughter: Ridley doesn't seem to share any physical resemblance to her father. Thankfully, she takes after her mother's good looks.
Ungrateful Bastard: You'd think he'd be grateful for Jack and Ganz for saving his daughter. Instead, he blames them for putting her in danger.

Theater Vancoor

Elwen

The chief of Theater Vancoor. Elwen is very powerful, but is polite and calm, and is personally acquainted with many fairy creatures.

Voiced by: Sachie Okada (Japanese), Mary Elizabeth McGlynn (English)

No enemy can stand against the might of the holy sword Avcoor!

Action Girl: She is the leader of the mercenaries, so she is very action-y.
Ambiguously Human: If Elwen is recruited in the human path, her race is listed as "Human?", possibly due to her otherworldly strength and connection to the fairy creatures, but it is never really elaborated on.
Contractual Boss Immunity: One of the very few NPCs to play this completely straight. While most NPCs you can duel will be weak to status effects which can allow you to cheese them while underlevel with poison (Gerald quickly comes to mind), Elwen's armor makes her immune to basically all status effects, meaning if you want to recruit her, you'll have to defeat her fair and square (or with repeated Volty Blasts if you have enough Tsuchinoko Dumplings, but those are rare).
Cool Helmet: A barbute-style helmet with a very tall pair of horns obscures her face.
Cultured Warrior: She is very calm, well-spoken, and respectful. She doesn't seem to bear any ill will against the fairy creatures, which is demonstrated in the non-human route, and seems to value love and fairness.
Defeat Means Friendship: Jack must defeat her in a one-on-one duel before he can recruit her.
Field Power Effect: Elwen is already powerful, but during the day her King of Day ability kicks in and gives her bonus attributes, making her even more powerful.
Heartbroken Badass: Elwen was once the disciple of a man named Alfred and was in love with him. He was the former bearer of Elwen's sword Avcoor. He passed away under mysterious circumstances, and after that Elwen obtained his sword and formed Theater Vancoor. She constructed a shrine for him in the Path of the Spider.
- In the nonhuman path, after fighting Jack and his group, she asks him why he fights for the fairy creatures and he replies that it is all for the sake of Ridley. Elwen sympathizes with him and tells him that everything that she fights for is for her deceased love, Alfred.
Hero of Another Story: It seems to be that Elwen's past is rather storied. You don't learn much about it other than that she was in love with a powerful man named Alfred and that she had gone to war with the dragons before, but she clearly has a history behind her. It doesn't help that she's the single strongest recruitable character in the main story.
Hopeless Boss Fight: In the nonhuman path, she has no trouble facing off against the player's full party of four and defeating them easily. It is not required to win against her, and she allows him to pass since she sees the good in his intentions. Though that said, that fight is one of the few not to play the trope completely straight as while she will almost certainly wipe the floor with you, she is actually 100% defeatable with the right set up unlike every other Hopeless Boss Fight that doesn't even have a health gauge and will eventually Volty Blast to instantly defeat you.
Lady of War: Underneath her helmet, Elwen is very beautiful and feminine and she demonstrates great skill in battle.
Limit Break:
- Radiant Sword - Elwen turns Avcoor into a BFS of glowing energy and slashes the enemy twice.
Lightning Bruiser: She is utterly fearsome to behold in battle, fighting incredibly fast while wielding a two-handed sword one-handed and often completing her entire combo in a short amount of time.
The Mentor: Serves as this to Jack in the Epic of Jack manga in the place of Gawain, being the one to decide when he's worthy of the Arbitrator. Her bio in the Friends List also states that she encourages people to do the right thing.
Shoulders of Doom: Her armor has a very large set of pauldrons.
24-Hour Armor: She is always seen in full armor with helmet, even when she's simply writing at her desk. She is seen in one cutscene about to take her helmet off, but she stops when she hears someone at the door. The player can only see her without her helmet in the Friends List if she is recruited, however.
- Cool Sword: Elwen's weapon is a powerful, one-handed sword that glows with light energy.
- Named Weapons - Her sword is named Avcoor.
- BFS / One-Handed Zweihänder - Falvern, Avcoor's equally large Evil Counterpart, is used as a two-handed weapon.

Gerald Nickson

The deputy chief of Theater Vancoor, and leader of the Zweit Squad. He is known as Gerald the Iron Slasher, and is admired by warriors and feared by his foes. He can be intimidating but he takes good care of his subordinates.

Voiced by: Unshō Ishizuka (Japanese), Beau Billingslea (English)

A Father to His Men: Although he has a rough manner, Gerald is known for taking good care of his men.
Badass Longcoat: Wears one over his warrior armor, adding to his coolness.
Eyepatch of Power: He wears an eyepatch over his scarred left eye.
Hot-Blooded: He is quite fearsome and intimidating, especially when compared to the more level-headed Elwen and Caesar.
I Let You Win: He reportedly let Nocturne win their duel for the deputy chief position, since Nocturne suffered an injury beforehand that Gerald felt responsible for. This backfired, as once Nocturne found out, he left Theater Vancoor out of anger and eventually made his way to the notorious Void Community. Nocturne also implies that Gerald pulled this trope on Jack during the kid's attempt to recruit him, although Gerald does not give either the time to dwell on it.
Limit Break: His Dual Wave Blade involves him charging both of his blades with energy and sending an X-shaped blast at his foe.
Lightning Bruiser: With his dual blades, Gerald is a very fast attacker and he is capable of pulling off his combo in a short amount of time.
The Rival: To Nocturne.
Dual Wielding: Gerald wields a longsword and a parrying dagger.
- Named Weapons: His fire-elemental longsword is named Oratorio, while his wind-elemental parrying dagger is named Requiem.

Caesar

A sergeant of Theater Vancoor. Known as Caesar the Immortal. He is known for taking on impossible tasks and coming back alive, usually at the costs of his comrades.

Voiced by: Grant George (English)

Eyes Always Shut: Caesar is never seen with his eyes open throughout the game.
A Father to His Men: Due to his status as often being the only member of his squad to come back alive from difficult tasks, he feels that he has a responsibility to his subordinates.
Named Weapons: His two-handed katana, Bloody Grip, can inflict a curse when attacking and is said to seek out fresh blood from new victims.
Samurai: Wields a long katana in battle and wears red lacquered Japanese-style armor.
Samurai Ponytail: Wears his long gray hair in a tall ponytail.
We Do the Impossible: Caesar is known in-universe for being able to accomplish impossible tasks, likely due to sheer luck. In-game, his Luck stat is 255.

Alicia Alen

A sergeant in Theater Vancoor who is a descendant of the great hero Alfred. She is the youngest sergeant in Theater Vancoor, but she always does her duties with a smile.

Action Girl: She's one of the two female warriors in Theater Vancoor, along with Chief Elwen.
Animal Motifs: Swans. She has wings on the side of her helmet.
Blood Knight: Milder example than Jack and Gerald, but it's still there.
Chainmail Bikini: Her armor leaves her neck, upper arms, and thighs mostly exposed.
Compressed Hair: She normally wears her hair in a long braid that can be seen in her date outfit, but one wouldn't be able to tell normally in her warrior outfit.
Cool Helmet: She wears a tall helmet with a pair of wings that conveniently allows her to show her face.
Defeat Equals Friendship: Alicia will join Jack's Friends List after defeating her in the Path of the Spider in the human route.
Famous Ancestor: A descendant of the hero Alfred Roberts, but cannot bear his name because of her gender.
Glass Cannon: Has high Strength growths, but only average HP.
Klingon Promotion: Non-lethal variant. She became a sergeant after beating Thanos, her then sergeant.
Lady of War: Alicia is very feminine and has a graceful fighting style with her sword.
Leotard of Power: Her armor gives her this appearance since her thighs are exposed.
Rose-Haired Sweetie: She has long pink hair and is always described as doing her duties with a smile.
Showgirl Skirt: Her skirt allows her to show off her legs.

Dennis

Corporal of Theater Vancoor and a member of the Triton Squad under Alicia Alen. Humble and retiring, he is well known for producing results even with the odds stacked against him. He prefers the company of plants and animals over people.

The Faceless: In the game, he is normally seen on a day-to-day basis with his mask covering his face, but his eyes and hair can be seen in his Friends List portrait.
Glass Cannon: He hits fast and hard with his one-handed sword, but his defensive stats are lacking.

Gareth

Corporal of Theater Vancoor and a member of the Quarto Squad. A quiet loner who prefers to sit in his room and meditate, he trains alone and has few friends.

Mighty Glacier: He hits hard and has great reach with his spear and he has great defense.
Shoulders of Doom: His warrior armor has wide and spiky shoulder pads.
The Stoic: Described as spending most of his time either training or meditating alone in his room.
24-Hour Armor: Always seen on his daily routine wearing his warrior armor.

Gregory

Corporal of Theater Vancoor and a member of the Zweit Squad. He is an experienced and deadly warrior who is level-headed in battle, yet will fly into a rage if he hears the slightest criticism towards Gerald.

Cool Helmet: His helmet has a very large pair of horns, like that of a minotaur.
Mighty Glacier: As a warrior, he has top-notch strength and defense, along with the long reach of his spear.
Shoulders of Doom: Gareth has very wide and spiky pauldrons on his armor.
24-Hour Armor: Like many of the warriors in the guild, he is always seen wearing his armor.

Walter

Another corporal of Theater Vancoor and a member of the Quintom Squad. He is famous for not doing much, but his squadmates Gerald and Alicia are aware of his true abilities. However, his subordinates don't think much of him.

Brilliant, but Lazy: Walter's subordinates have a poor opinion of him, but his superiors are apparently aware of his true abilities.
Cool Helmet: He has quite a silly design on his helmet, complete with a rook on top.
Glass Cannon: Although he has great attack and defensive stats, he has poor max HP and low evasion, making him a liability in battle.
24-Hour Armor: Like many of the other warriors, he is rarely seen away from his armor. His Friends List portrait shows him with his helmet off, but his face is still obscured.

Jarvis Mondair

A sergeant in Theater Vancoor who lacked the chops to become a knight. His failure to succeed, and his jealousy of those who have, drive him to drink daily. When he is sober, however, he is a sympathetic and caring man capable of great courage. Leader of the Hecton Squad, and becomes Jack's sergeant when he joins Theater Vancoor.

Voiced by: Rintaro Noshi (Japanese), David Lodge (English)

The Alcoholic
Cool Helmet
The Mentor: To Jack, teaching him the basics of leading.

Aldo

The assistant corporal of Theater Vancoor and member of the Quarto Squad. While skilled in combat, he vastly prefers to read up on strategy and tactics, spending hours in the library rather than training with his weapon.

Cultured Warrior: Aldo is very intelligent and is said to feel more comfortable in a library than on the battlefield. He will only join Jack after giving him the Book of Faeries.
24-Hour Armor: Never seen away from his warrior's armor, along with many of his comrades.

Gordon

Assistant corporal of Theater Vancoor and a member of the Zweit squad. His unyielding good manners, intelligence, and pragmatism make him a valuable foil to Gerald's recklessness. He is a friend to everyone.

"X" Marks the Hero: Although not visible in combat, an X-shaped scar can be seen on his cheek in his portrait.

Bruce

A high-ranking member of Theater Vancoor. He studied medicine in the priest's guild and was eventually recruited by Vancoor, where his skills were sorely needed. While he knows his way around a battlefield, he prefers to stay in Vancoor's clinic and treat patients.

Combat Medic

David

A high-ranking warrior whose goal in life is to be as much like Gerald as possible. He is a member of the Septimo Squad. He appears bored when he encounters weak enemies, but he becomes excited when facing strong ones.

Challenge Seeker
Cool Helmet
Irritation Is the Sincerest Form of Flattery: Most people would say this, but David sees himself as a Hero-Worshipper.
Lightning Bruiser
Poor Man's Substitute: In-universe, he seeks to be the next Gerald, right down to using almost the same weapons. Gameplay-wise, David is a decent warrior early in the game until you can recruit stronger characters.

Conrad

The spoiled heir of JFT Co., the sole supplier of arms to the Radiata Knights. Due to his lavish upbringing, he has no concept of poverty. An amicable but lazy member of Walter's squad, he shirks work as often as humanly possible.

Auto-Revive: With his passive ability Nine Lives. It only works sometimes, though.
Rich Bitch: A lazy and untalented member of the warrior's guild. It seems he only joined at his father's insistence so that he would encounter hardship.
Screw the Rules, I Have Money!: He believes that he can rise through the ranks of Theater Vancoor without working on his abilities. He insists on becoming Jack's "partner" after he is promoted to a sergeant, hoping his luck will rub off on him, and gives Jack some Dagols so that he can buy better clothes.

Rolec

A low-ranking member of Theater Vancoor who has never once been on an assignment. He's eager to help but faints at the slightest hint of responsibility, making everyone wonder how he got into the guild in the first place.

Shrinking Violet

Thanos Benz

The smart-mouthed receptionist of Theater Vancoor. He started out as a sergeant in the guild but stepped down when Alicia Alen, then a newbie, defeated him in a duel. He affects boredom but actually takes his job very seriously, going out of his way to look after others.

Voiced by: Keiji Fujiwara (Japanese), Dan Woren (English)

Can't Catch Up: He's a fairly decent warrior on his own. Unfortunately, he gets completely overshadowed by Elwen, since he's likely the last Theater Vancoor character to recruit beforehand.
Deadpan Snarker
Lightning Bruiser: He hits hard and fast in battle due to wielding a one-handed sword.

Daniel Arthur

A member of Jarvis's squad. He has a lot of knowledge, but not many skills. He is clumsy and easily-scared, but he never betrays his friends or shows hateful feelings. Daniel is well-liked by those around him.

Voiced by: Teiyu Ichiryuisai (Japanese), Yuri Lowenthal (English)

Fluffy Tamer: He has a pet crocogator named Isabella.
Mighty Glacier: Although he has great physical stats overall, Daniel is a slow and sluggish fighter due to wielding an axe.

Carlos

A backup soldier who manages the cells in the basement. He isn't very skilled or smart, and no one likes how much he complains about work.

The Klutz: He falls down a lot in battle and misses a lot, despite the fact that his passive ability is Prevent Blind. Ironically, he's recruited by helping him find his lost contact.
24-Hour Armor: Always seen wearing his warrior armor like many others in Theater Vancoor.

Gene

An extremely introverted loner whose mother runs the Swords and Silver Coins Inn. Convinced by Walter to join Theater Vancoor a while back, he is still slow to trust others and dislikes working as a team. He eventually opens up after repeated attempts at conversation.

Defrosting Ice King: Recruiting him requires talking to him and his mother for five in-game days. He'll initially be very standoffish with Jack, and is still somewhat icy when do you recruit him, but he'll come around to the idea of being friends with the boy.
Freudian Excuse: As a kid, he was often ill and had to stay indoors all the time. Thus, he's not used to talking to strangers.
Jerk with a Heart of Gold: He's rude and antisocial, but he's not that bad of a guy once you get to know him.
Lightning Bruiser
The Quiet One: He rarely likes to converse with other people.
Shrinking Violet

Vareth Institute

Curtis

The eldest member of the Vareth Institute; a genius who has made many contributions to the world of magic. He looks intimidating and strict, but is very easy to talk to.

The Archmage: Leader of the Vareth Instutite of magic. He will only join the party after recruiting every other mage.
Cool Old Guy
Limit Break:
- Ancient Fire - Curtis charges a fireball with his staff, then sends it at the enemy, before turning into a huge explosion.
Magic Staff: His staff is named Ares Salute and it allows him to cast powerful fire magic.
Playing with Fire
Robe and Wizard Hat: Wears a very wide wizard hat topped with a globe, of all things.
Squishy Wizard
The Smart Guy: Described as a genius who single-handedly established the current magic system.
Wizard Classic

Genius Weissheit

The second son of a family of technicians, renowned for becoming a professor at the Vareth Institute at the age of 16. Genius is called upon by the Radiata Knights to investigate a matter concerning the fairy creatures.

Voiced by: Ken Takeuchi (Japanese), Daran Norris (English)

An Ice Person: Shoots out blocks of ice with his Ice Missile spell.
Blow You Away: His Wind Cutter spell sends out sharp blades of air.
Combat Medic: Subverted; Genius has a healing spell and his passive ability gives him continuous HP regeneration, but he only heals himself. It's even stated on the flavor text for his spells.
Insufferable Genius: True to his name, he has a terse personality and often finds himself correcting others misapprehensions.
Magic Staff: His staff is named Abyss and it allows him to cast several spells, unlike other mages.
Meaningful Name: His surname Weissheit means "wisdom" in German, essentially making his name "genius wisdom".
The Red Mage: Unlike most of the mage characters, Genius is able to cast more than one spell with his staff like the elves. This is likely due to his research about elves.
Squishy Wizard: Genius tends to have trouble dealing with attacks and status effects in battle because of his low evasion and luck, despite his ability to heal himself.
Teen Genius: Well, duh. He is only 17 years old and is a professor at the Vareth Institute.
Too Many Belts: He wears a large amount of them on his robe, including hanging freely from the front.

Cecil

Vice president of the Vareth Institute, and Aidan's father. He is the son of Lord Henryde, a famous analyst of ancient texts, yet Cecil has worked hard to step out from his father's shadow. He speaks in a soft and polite manner, even when making unreasonable demands.

Dishing Out Dirt: The only spell he knows is Megaton Quake, which naturally creates a localized earthquake.
Magic Staff: Wields a staff named Asteka.
Squishy Wizard

Morgan

A professor of the Vareth Institute who specializes in black magic, including the study of spirits and curses. However, she is one of the few people researching beneficial applications of the magic, which most consider to be cruel and wicked.

Dark Is Not Evil: Although she uses dark magic and curses, she is generally a pleasant person and is actually researching potential positive applications of it.
Hot Witch: A stunning beauty of the Vareth Institute and one of the female characters who can go on the fireworks date with Jack.
Lady of Black Magic: An attractive female mage and professor who specializes in using dark magic.
Leotard of Power: Her witch's outfit shows off her upper legs.
Life Drain: Her only spell is Energy Drain, which allows her to absorb HP from a foe.
Magic Staff: She wields a staff known as Adventia.
Meaningful Name: Seems to be named after Morgan le Fay, the legendary sorceress from Arthurian myths and stories.
Robe and Wizard Hat: Wears a wide-brimmed witch's hat and a cloak with two long tails in the back.
Showgirl Skirt: Her cloak with its long tails in the back combined with her leotard emphasizes her long legs.

Felix

A member of the Vareth Institute. He was raised in an orphanage, but he entered the institute at a young age when it was discovered that he had a photographic memory. Felix is often mistaken for a woman because of his good looks and high pitched voice and attracts the attention of many men, which makes him uncomfortable.

Dude Looks Like a Lady: He often gets mistaken for a woman thanks to his looks and high pitched screams.
Even the Guys Want Him: Felix is unnerved by the fact that he has male fans.
An Ice Person: His Cold Arrow spell sends out a blast of icicles that can freeze opponents.
Long-Range Fighter: Felix usually stays out of the fray so that he can blast enemies with his ice magic.
Magic Staff: His staff is named Vathao.
Pretty Boy: Described as being very attractive for a man by many characters, including himself.
Unwanted Harem: He's attracted the attention of many men, much to his ire.

Jill

An assistant professor, whose specialty is item creation. As a young girl, she often watched her father work at the armory, and before she knew it, she was taking things apart and putting them back together as a hobby.

Big Fun
Dishing Out Dirt: Her Earth Glaive spell creates spikes from the ground that impale enemies.
Magic Staff: Wields a staff named Agroth.
Squishy Wizard

Ursula

An assistant professor of the Vareth Institute, whose specialty is golem creation. The dwarves excel in the creation of golems, but Ursula surpasses even them. She has a violent temper, despite her mature and polite appearance.

Cute Witch: A very pretty female mage that wears glasses who can potentially be Jack's date for the fireworks show.
Hot-Blooded: Despite her demure appearance, Ursula has a short temper and brusque personality, resorting to physical violence when she gets mad.
Making a Splash: Her Water Blast spell creates a serpent made of water that knocks back enemies.
Magic Staff: Her staff is named Entier.
Status Infliction Attack: Her Bad Carrier skill allows her to inflict random status effects with her magic.

Derek

An assistant professor, whose specialty is spiritual arts of the fire attribute. He is built like his father, but instead of pursuing martial arts, he decided to join the Vareth Institute. Although he's hot-tempered, he thinks careful before acting.

Genius Bruiser: He is very muscular for a mage, having been raised to be a martial artist.
Hot-Blooded: Derek is described as being very hot tempered, fitting for his affinity with fire magic.
Magic Staff: Wields a staff named Aldore.
Playing with Fire: The only spell he knows is Fireball. Depending on its strength, he can send out as many as five fireballs at his enemies that can inflict burns.
Squishy Wizard

Christoph

Jill's superior. He was born into a family of book lovers and has been reading for as long as he can remember. He entered the Institute at the age of 16.

Bookworm: Comes from a long line of book lovers, using his knowledge to create inventions and help others.
Gadgeteer Genius: He has used his extensive knowledge after entering the Vareth Institute to become a successful inventor.
Magic Staff: His staff is known as Villhe.
Shock and Awe: The only spell he knows how to cast is Thunderstorm, which sends out an electrified tornado that can knock back enemies.
Squishy Wizard: Like most mages, his defensive stats are not very good and he'll need help from his allies to stay out of harm's way.

Claudia

Soon after the love of her life died, Claudia learned of a way to bring back the dead, and entered the Institute soon after. She is now an assistant professor.

Auto-Revive: Her passive ability, Nine Lives, gives her a chance to come back to life after being hit with a killing blow.
Born Unlucky: Claudia has the absolute worst LUK in the game, never gaining a single point even at max level. This makes her particularly vulnerable to being affected by status ailments. In her personal
Dark Is Not Evil: One of the few users of dark magic in the Vareth Institute, along with Morgan and Ardoph.
Goth Girls Know Magic: Sort of a grown-up version.
Hot Witch: Very pretty and one of the potential characters that can go on the fireworks date with Jack.
Lady of Black Magic: A beautiful witch of the Vareth Institute who specializes in dark magic.
Life Drain: Her Energy Drain spell allows her to absorb HP from her enemies.
Magic Staff: Her staff is named Curozide.
Necromancer: What she's trying to achieve. Her recruitment involves looking for magical ingredients that would help her do this. You can see her presumably dead loved one in a creepy-looking glass container.
The Quiet One
Sci-Fi Bob Haircut: Her blonde hair is cut into a short bob that frames her face.
Shrinking Violet: She is described as very quiet with a soft voice, but is secretly very moody.
Squishy Wizard: Tends to stay out of the fray and is able to keep her HP up with her spell, but she will have trouble if she gets targeted by enemies and bosses.

Ardoph

An assistant professor at the Institute. He is a member of the same race as Nyx. He is a self-centered man who is only concerned with advancing his own career and has no compunction about betraying or lying to others.

Amazing Technicolor Population: Most of his skin is a pale shade of purple, but he has some darker purple skin on the left of his head that has been patched together, giving him an appearance similar to Frankenstein's Monster.
Ambiguously Evil: He is the most morally questionable member of the Vareth Institute, using curses in battle and is stated as having no conscience. However, he is firmly on the side of humanity and will willingly help out Jack after the Archdemon has been defeated.
Ambiguously Human: Despite belonging to the same race as Nyx, Ardoph's entry in the Friends List states that he is a human.
Black Magic: His spell, Demon Spirit, sends out evil energy to curse an enemy.
Dub Name Change: From Adolf Rockefeller in the original Japanese to Ardoph.
Mad Scientist: After Jack defeats the Archdemon, Ardoph is very interested in studying Jack as a test subject, even going so far as to tell him to donate his body to the Vareth Institute after he dies. Jack firmly refuses.
Magic Staff: Carries a staff known as Anviteo.
Monochromatic Eyes: He has solid, unusual-looking white eyes with no pupils. It seems to be the only thing he has in common with both Nyx and Sonata, who are the same race as him.
Mysterious Past: Ardoph apparently showed up one day at the Vareth Institute and eventually became an assistant professor. No one seems to know anything about his past.

Dimitri

An assistant professor born with weak eyesight, which was later corrected by a machine developed by a Vareth technician.

Leona Weissheit

Genius's younger sister, and a student at the academy.

Shrinking Violet

Aidan

The son of Cecil, vice president of the Vareth Magic Institute.

Dishing Out Dirt: The only spell he knows is Stone Javelin, which shoots out a jagged rock spike at foes.
Magic Staff: He wields a staff named Arshaja, which allows him to cast Stone Javelin.
Squishy Wizard: He has poor stats all around. The main reason to have him in the party is to recruit his father, Cecil.

Cornelia ( and Rachel)

A girl with great talent for magic. Each night, she transforms into an adult and sings the night away. In the Japanese version of the game, she turns into J-Pop singer, Nami Tamaki.

Voiced by: Nami Tamaki (Japanese)

Blow You Away / Barrier Warrior
The Cameo: In the Japanese version of the game, Cornelia's adult form is J-pop idol, Nami Tamaki, who sings the song Fortune in one of the bars of the game. Likely for licensing issues, they couldn't keep this in the English version of the game.
Magic Idol Singer: Cornelia wouldn't be out of place in her own mahou shoujo anime.
Secret Identity
Squishy Wizard
Magic Staff: Her magic staff is called Wellness.

Faraus

Born into a family of doctors, he studied medicine at the Olacion Order until he realized the imprecision of the art, and joined the mage guild to make medical treatment available to the general public.

Marietta

A student at the institute that has been held back by her chronic clumsiness.

Cute Clumsy Girl: The first time you meet her, you only see her legs. The rest of her is buried underneath a pile of crates.

Ernest

Was welcomed into the Institute by Cecil after being drawn to the cursed sound of his voice.

Delinquent Hair
Cloudcuckoolander: While harmless, his mannerisms and speech patterns are quite weird.

Franklin

A student at the Institute trying to discover a way to preserve his beauty forever.

Johan

A student at the institute, who has too much confidence and is always convinced that he's correct. He has no friends.

Voiced by: Grant George (English)

Bratty Half-Pint: Described as an insufferable know-it-all due to his talent with magic. He doesn't get along with any of his peers.
Child Mage: One of the youngest members of the institute that can join Jack, along with Aidan.
Magic Staff: His staff is named Vatirork and it allows him to cast Thunderstorm.
Shock and Awe: The only spell that Johan knows is Thunderstorm, which sends out an electrified tornado.
Status Infliction Attack: His Bad Carrier skill allows him to inflict random status effects on enemies with his magic.
Squishy Wizard: Johan has pretty bad defensive stats all around, but his saving grace is his long-range spell will let him stay out of trouble.

Olacion Order

Kain

The high priest of the Olacion Order. He was brought into the order as a disciple of the previous high priestess Enjela, and became the high priest when Enjela disappeared. A wise and charismatic man, he has deeply held beliefs, but is not a zealot.

Witness the will of the gods!

Badass Preacher: As one of the guild leaders, Kain is quite powerful and will only join Jack if he has recruited every other member of the Olacion Order.
Combat Medic: Kain is no slouch in combat, having the best group heal in the game and a powerful attack that can knock back enemies.
Hand Blast / Supernatural Martial Arts: His Palm of Energy is named Hakkesho in Japanese after the Chinese martial art Baguazhang.
Healing Hands: Capable of party-wide healing with his Moonlit Heal SE.
Light 'em Up: His normal attack and Volty Blast utilize light energy.
Limit Break:
- The End of Time - Kain sends several blasts of light from his palm, then finishes the attack by sending a glowing mote that bursts on contact with the enemy.

Fernando

An elderly archbishop of the Olacion Order. He has become a leader of the Old Faction, created in opposition to the New Order of Olacion created by Anastasia, who he considers greedy and materialistic. He can be seen around town, frequently meditating or practicing his martial arts.

An Ice Person: His Icy Blizzard SE summons a snowstorm that can freeze enemies.
Badass Preacher: He is normally about spreading the holy lifestyle of the Old Faction but he can also assist Jack in any sort of fight.
Bare-Fisted Monk: He is one of the two most powerful bare-handed fighters in the game.
Combat Medic: Fernando is a force to be reckoned with in combat with his hard-hitting martial arts combo and is one of the best healers on the human route.
Defeat Equals Friendship: Fernando will only join Jack if he manages to defeat him in a one-on-one duel, naturally after recruiting his followers in the Old Faction.
Hand Blast / Supernatural Martial Arts: Fernand is capable of using the same Palm of Energy attack as Kain.
Limit Break:
- Kick Cannonade - Fernando delivers a quick flurry of barehanded strikes and then finishes it off with a Kamehame Hadoken.
Old Master: He is the leader and mentor of those in the Old Faction, and his lifetime of practice and meditation has made him powerrful indeed.
Power Floats: When Fernando takes a break in his room, he can be seen levitating off the floor.

Anastasia Ryan

An archbisop of the Olacion Order and the current head of the Ryan Clan. She is the leader of the Order's New Faction, raising funds by dealing in "miracle remedies", putting her at odds with Fernando of the Old Faction. She is a narcissist who only cares about herself and her money.

An Ice Person: She can summon a localized snowstorm with her Icy Blizzard SE.
Body Armor as Hit Points: Anastasia has a variation of this: she has absolutely no defense and never gains any when she levels up, so she compensates by having an incredible amount of HP.
Combat Medic: Anastasia can hold her own in battle and has a powerful single-target heal, but is unreliable as a main healer.
Corrupt Church: As head of the New Faction of Olacion.
Gonk: Her facial features are cartoonishly exaggerated, particularly her huge lips.
Healing Hands: Unlike other characters, though, Anastasia will not listen if you ask her to heal a party member and will only heal if she feels like it.
Light Is Not Good: Displays the worst of the Olacion Order by being completely materialistic. She even throws divine statues at enemies as an attack and is described by the game's flavor text as not being a faithful believer.
Limit Break:
- Charming Voice - Anastasia summons forth two idols of the gods Ethereal and Celesta, which infuse her with power and she then unleashes from her mouth.
Narcissist: She's stated as only caring about herself and money.
Nun Too Holy: One on the side of the heroes at least. The fact that she's decked out in fancy robes and jewels when most of the Olacion Order dresses in simple clothing is a huge giveaway to her character's moral standing.
Only in It for the Money: Although she hails from the wealthy and prestigious Ryan Clan, she joined the Olacion Order and founded the New Faction to raise money from unsuspecting people with so-called miracle cures.
Rich Bitch: Anatasia is ridiculously wealthy and is one of the most unpleasant characters to encounter in the game.
Status Infliction Attack: She is able to confuse and freeze her enemies in battle.

Dwight

A bishop, and a member of Anastasia's faction. His wealth is more important to him than the lives of others.

Corrupt Church: One of the members of the Olacion Order's New Faction who is mostly concerned with money.
Narcissist: In some of the cut content of the game, his residence is filled with statues of himself and he has a self-portait that makes him look much more noble and handsome than he actually is.
Rich in Dollars, Poor in Sense: Dwight was born into extreme wealth and never had to worry about anything, which made him frivolous and wasteful.
Status Infliction Attack: He can inflict poison and curses on enemies in battle.

Godwin

A bishop of the Order, a first-class doctor, monk, and teacher. Few have ever witnessed his true capabilities.

Bare-Fisted Monk: One of the strongest monkmasters of the Olacion Order.
Combat Medic: As a monkmaster, he is more than capable when it comes to hand-to-hand combat and he can pull double-duty as a healer, as well.
Eyes Always Shut: Most of the time when Jack encounters him, his eyes are usually shut. His eyes can be seen in his character art.
Healing Hands: Godwin can heal the entire party with his Moonlit Life SE.
Lightning Bruiser: He moves and attacks incredibly fast in battle.
Miniature Senior Citizens: Godwin is noticeably shorter and smaller than most of the adult human characters.
Old Master: One of the oldest living members of the Olacion Order and Miranda's teacher. He will only join the party when she reaches level 35.

Rocky Mayvern

Rocky is from an elite family of monks. His grandfather, who Rocky trains to become just like, was the famous monkmaster Andrew Mayvern.

Bare-Fisted Monk: Naturally fights with his fists as a monk.
Hair Antennae: Two spiky strands at the top of his head.
Lightning Bruiser: As a monk, he hits hard and fast with his martial arts combo.
Limit Break
- Dragon Bolt: Rocky summons down a bolt of lightning, charging himself with power and delivering a powerful blow to his enemy.
No Celebrities Were Harmed: He is based on Dwayne Johnson, as his Japanese name is Rocco Mayvia. His Friends List states that he comes from a family of elite monks and his grandfather was a famous monkmaster. Presumably the last name was changed in English so no toes were stepped on.
One-Man Army: After meeting him again after beating him, you see him take down a trio of Blood Orcs.

Achilles

Head priest of the Olacion Order, and Kain's bodyguard. Achilles is Rocky's friend and rival since they were young. Although he looks scary and mean, he is actually very nice.

Voiced by: Richard Epcar (English)

Amazing Technicolor Population: Achilles is purple-skinned, but this is never commented on.
Bare-Fisted Monk: One of the strongest monkmasters of the Olacion Order.
Face of a Thug: Looks rather menacing thanks to his large stature and eye scar, but he's a very nice person who remains devout as Kain's bodyguard.
Friendly Rival: Described as Rocky's friend and rival since the two were boys.
Gentle Giant: He is quite physically imposing, but Achilles is one of the nicest characters in the game.
Rugged Scar: Has a long one that runs over his left eye.

Flora

A head priestess of the Olacion Order, and the only daughter of Rivera, a famous doctor who was described as having the "hands of the gods". She is a caring person who devotes herself to helping others.

Child Prodigy: She inherited the famous healing skills of her father, becoming a head priestess at a very young age.
Meaningful Appearance: She wears a white hat that denotes her as a head priestess.
Status Infliction Attack: Her only attack can cause confusion to enemies.
White Magician Girl: Flora doesn't have much when it comes to attacks, but she has a powerful single-target heal and her Purified Rain SE allows her to cure status effects from party members. Personality-wise, Flora is very compassionate and kind-hearted.

Elena

Adina's twin sister, who serves Anastasia and would give her life for her. She is described as being fussier and more temperamental than her sister.

Voiced by: Sherry Lynn (English)

Single-Minded Twins: Both she and Adina seem to exist only to serve as Anastasia's underlings.
Status Infliction Attack: She's able to inflict many status effects with her skills and miracles, including poison, chaos, and curse.

Adina

Elena's twin sister, who also serves Anastasia. She would give her life for Elena. Compared to her sister, she is very quiet, but she speaks harshly when she does talk.

Voiced by: Sherry Lynn (English)

Shrinking Violet: Compared to Elena, Adina seems to be the less dominant of the twins and is very quiet compared to her.
Single-Minded Twins: She and Elena seem to exist only to serve as Anatasia's underlings. Even in battle, the two of them have a very similar moveset.
Status Infliction Attack: Like her sister, Adina is able to inflict many status effects with her skills and miracles, such as blindness, poison, and chaos.

Alvin

A priest of the Order, who entered the guild to learn martial arts from Fernando and eventually become a monkmaster. His personality is very impulsive and hot-tempered.

Bare-Fisted Monk: Alvin joined the Olacion Order to become a monk.
Dub Name Change: From Elvis in the original Japanese to Alvin in English.
Hero-Worshipper: He is one towards Fernando.
Lightning Bruiser: Despite his size, he hits hard and fast with his martial arts combo.
Power of Friendship: His Friends List description makes him sound like a stereotypical anime hero since he believes in the power of Justice, Love, Preparedness, Friendship, and Miracles.
Stout Strength: Alvin is quite stocky compared to many of the human characters, but it still quite fast and powerful.

Vitas

A priestess of the Order. Her parents sent her there to have her get in touch with her feminine side, but growing up in a male-dominated environment has made her very masculine and tough, and she has been developing her skills as a monk.

Bare-Fisted Monk: Vitas has a hard-hitting punch and kick combo.
Bifauxnen: Her priest robes might give it away, but one will probably not realize she is a girl if crossing her path at night.
Boyish Short Hair: Her short blonde hair only reaches to about her ears.
Defeat Equals Friendship: Another character who will only join Jack's party if he manages to defeat her in a duel.
Dub Name Change: From Vicious in the original Japanese to Vitas.
I Have Brothers: She is the only girl in her family, having four older brothers and two younger ones, which greatly contributed to her brusqueness.
The Lad-ette: She's mainly interested in training and fighting and she's described as being very masculine in both speech and mannerisms.
Lightning Bruiser: Like many of the monks, Vitas's attacks are strong and fast.
Status Buff: Her Power Upper skill can make other party members more powerful, setting her apart from the other monks of the Order.

Cosmo

A priest of the Order. He grew up in a family of devoted followers, so it was natural for him to join.

Auto-Revive: He has the Nine Lives skill, which gives him a chance to revive upon death.
Bare-Fisted Monk: One of the barehanded brawlers of the Olacion Order.
Flat Character: Cosmo kind of fades into the background, being overshadowed by more impressive physical fighters and other monks from the Order who can bring more utility to Jack's party.

Grant

A priest of the Order, who was born into an impoverished family, and joined Anastasia's faction after hearing that doctors make a lot of money. He serves as Dwight's follower.

Amazing Technicolor Population: He has a bizarre purple skintone that is never remarked upon by any characters.
Can't Catch Up: By the time Jack can recruit Grant, there are likely much better choices for a healer in the party.
Status Infliction Attack: Grant is able to inflict poison and curses with his attacks.

Miranda

A priestess of the Olacion Order and student of Godwin. She is skilled as a monk and priestess. Although she believes she has the power to heal everyone, her thoughtfulness is said to be a burden to others sometimes.

Action Girl: A monk and priestess of the Olacion Order who is very skilled in battle.
Ambiguously Brown: Miranda is noticeably darker skinned than many of the human characters.
Bare-Fisted Monk: Fights barehanded like all of the monks of the Order.
Combat Medic: Her party-wide heal and fighting abilities make her a great addition to your party.
Cute Bruiser: Miranda is just as capable of healing you as she is punching you into the next town. She is one of Jack's potential dates for the fireworks festival.
Facial Markings: She seems to have a bindi on her forehead.
Healing Hands: If encountered in town, Miranda can heal Jack and cure any status effects from him. She's one of the few healers in the game capable of group healing in combat.
Ki Manipulation / Supernatural Martial Arts: She has the same energy palm attack as many of the Olacion Order monks, but hers isn't quite as powerful yet.
Lightning Bruiser: She has a hard and fast-hitting martial arts combo.

Edgar

A follower of the Order, who joined the priest guild after seeing Fernado fight. He is good at concentrating on a single thing, but often has a tendency to lose sight of his surroundings in the process.

Combat Medic: One of the most capable healers from Olacion early in the game. The choice will usually come down to picking him or Flora for the party.
Hero-Worshipper: Another priest in the Olacion Order to strongly admires Fernando of the Old Faction.
Status Infliction Attack: Edgar is able to petrify enemies with his Fossilize Gas attack.

Clive

A simple-minded follower of the Olacion Order that accompanies the Rose Cochon on their first mission. Although he was a prodigy in his home village, he was shocked to discover that there were others who surpassed him in Radiata. Nevertheless, he is earnest and works hard.

Voiced by: Masao Harada (Japanese), Steve Staley (English)

Com Mons: Clive has elements of this in a game with so many playable characters. He will join your Friends List no matter what, ensuring that you have some kind of healer.
Country Mouse: Clive was described as a prodigy in his village, but he struggles to keep up with the more talented people he's encountered in the city.
The Ditz: He's not quite the sharpest tool in the shed, with Ganz stating he's "bottom of the barrel" when it comes to priests from Olacion.
Dumb Is Good: Clive is quite friendly and good-natured, but he readily admits that he's not capable of much besides eating and sleeping.
Naïve Newcomer: He joined the Olacion Order roughly around the same time that Jack and Ridley joined the Radiata Knights.
Status Infliction Attack: He is capable of inflicting poison with his attack.
Technicolor Toxin: His Poison Gas attack unleashes clouds of vivid green toxins.

Lulu

A priestess of the Order and one of Anatasia's followers. Her father was the head of a famous pharmaceutical company, but after he parents died in a tragic accident, Lulu took over the family business. Although she is a kind girl, she has trouble telling apart right from wrong.

Voiced by: Sherry Lynn (English)

Ass Kicks You: Her Hip Attack, which she performs so that she doesn't have to look her enemy in the eye.
Can't Catch Up: Although she can join early in the game, she will likely be overshadowed by some of the other priests in the Order such as Flora.
Kindhearted Cat Lover: Lulu will only join Jack after he helps her find her missing cat.
Status Infliction Attack: She can place curses on enemies with her Waving Wind SE.

Eugene

A follower of the order that has never finished a task alone, always thinking of ways to get other people to finish his jobs.

The Alcoholic: He spends a large amount of his daily schedule at Carl's Pub in Radiata.
Bare-Fisted Monk: A not particularly aggressive one, as he tends to waste a lot of his time in battle guarding instead of attacking.
Can't Catch Up: By the time Eugene can be recruited to Jack's Friend List, there are much better choices if one wishes to have a monk in their party.
Lazy Bum: He is describe as never wanting to do anything on his own, always trying to get others to do things for him.

Void Community

Nyx

The founder of the Void Community, who comes from a land far away from Radiata. No one knows why he created the thieves guild and has a mysterious way of thinking. Very few people are even aware of his existence.

Ambiguously Evil: He founded the Void Community, a guild filled with thieves, bandits, and assassins, and his motives for doing so are unknown. He also notes that once the dragons have been dealt with, humanity will be next.
Anime Hair: Nyx has very spiky white hair and even his beard is spiky, as well.
Awesome, but Impractical: Nyx is bar none the hardest character to recruit in the game, due to needing all the major faction leaders recruited and present to be able to even fight him. As a result, he's not outright worth all the work needed to do so, but he's still a fairly strong character if you can do so.
Badass Cape
Breath Weapon / An Ice Person: One of his attacks breathes out an icy cold breath.
Enemy Mine: Forms one with the other guild leaders and Jack.
Field Power Effect: Nyx's passive ability King of Night makes him more powerful during nighttime, the opposite of Elwen's King of Day ability.
Gender-Blender Name: He's named after the Greek goddess of night.
Limit Break:
- Sword Tempest - Nyx summons even more floating swords and sends them all flying at his enemy.
Meaningful Name: Nyx becomes more powerful during nighttime, which makes sense considering his namesake.
Monochromatic Eyes: He has solid, evil-looking white eyes.
Power Floats: He lost the lower half of his body in an accident, but he is capable of levitating somehow.
Spin Attack: Some of his attacks involve spinning around at a high speed with his swords surrounding him while he slices into his enemy.
Token Evil Teammate: He is one of the few characters who will not listen to any of Jack's commands except when to use his Volty Blast.
Floating Sword
Who Needs Their Whole Body?: Losing his legs didn't stop him from being the leader of the Void Community and he's one of the most powerful characters in the game.

Ortoroz

Leader of the Void Community. He works under Nyx and is responsible for the day-to-day operations of the thieves guild. He lost his eye in the same battle where Nyx lost his lower body.

Cool Old Guy: He is visibly one of the oldest recruitable characters in the game, but he is no slouch when it comes to combat.
Glass Eye
Video Game Stealing
- Named Weapons: He wields a large dagger named Answerer, which causes confusion.

Sonata

Assistant leader of the Void Community. He comes from a far away land and happened to come to Radiata around the same time as Nyx.

Beast Man: He seems to be a kind of werewolf/lion hybrid.
Musical Theme Naming: Along with a handful of other members of the thieves guild.

Iris

An assistant leader of the Void Community. She is also known as the Crow and will assassinate any target if she is given enough money. Iris learned her trade from her father Silent, and is passing on her skills to her protégé, Lily.

Lightning Bruiser: Her attacks with her whip are quite nimble and agile.
Noblewoman's Laugh: Seen in her character portrait and her winning animation after battle.
Only in It for the Money: She'll only join you after you give her large amounts of Dagols.
She-Fu: She uses a backflip as her dodge animation.
Whip of Dominance: She is a Professional Killer who has a whip as her primary weapon, and not only does she wear a fur-trimmed dark leather outfit but she has a haughty and domineering attitude. Her profile picture is even doing a Noblewoman's Laugh.

Nocturne Ryner

A trainee leader of the Void Community. He was once best friends with Gerald and they were elite warriors in Theater Vancoor, being known as "Iron Slasher Gerald" and "Sprinting Shadow Nocturne". They had a falling out, however, and Nocturne joined the thieves guild at Ortoroz's urging.

Voiced by: Dave Wittenberg (English)

Highly Visible Thief: With his red scarf and huge sword, one wonders just how skilled Nocturne is as a thief.
Musical Theme Naming
Scarf of Asskicking
Video Game Stealing
We Used to Be Friends: He and Gerald were once best friends. However, after Nocturne learned that Gerald threw the fight for the deputy chief position against him due to Nocturne sustaining an injury prior, he left Theater Vancoor and joined the Void Community. The end of their side quest leaves them on more amicable terms, however.

Herz Ashabee

A trainee leader of the Void Community. She can completely transform herself so that even her closest friends are unable to recognize her.

Master of Disguise
Third-Person Person: Herz has a tendency to do this.

Rynka

A lady thief working for the bandit guild. Normally very composed, she gets easily riled when it comes to her son Cody, who is taken care of by Ganz after Rynka saves his life.

Odd Friendship: With Ganz.

Alba

Assistant trainee leader of the Void Community.

Lily Mirias

Assistant trainee leader of the Void Community, who first joined after fleeing from her malevolent parents. She trains under Iris, and was given the assassin name Vice (White Princess).

Defeat Means Friendship: To recruit her, Jack must follow her far into the Path of the Spider sewers at a particular time where she'll be waiting to ambush Elwen and defeat her in battle. Doing so will make her realize that if she can't defeat Jack, then there's no way she has any hope of beating Elwen and thanks the boy before running off.
Named Weapons: A short sword named Vaise and a parrying blade named Arabum.
Took a Level in Kindness: If recruited, she'll act nicer to Jack and even tell him that some day, he can potentially surpass Elwen.

Flau

Though she was taken in by Anastasia of the Olacion Order after being left in front of the guild as a baby, Flau ran off to the bandit guild as a teenager in order to find her parents. She also helps Ganz after he joins the Void Community.

Voiced by: Yuko Kaida (Japanese), Philece Sampler (English)

Elmo

A young kid who is a part of the Void community because he thinks being "bad" is cool, even though he is innately innocent.

Voiced by: Ezra Weisz (English)

Eon

Also known as the Conductor, he grew up among animals, and was scouted by the bandit guild due to his ability to control wildlife.

Goyle

A failed martial arts fighter that works at the reception desk of the bandit guild. He is also employed by JFT, and is friends with Butch.

Interlude

A Void Community manager. Also called "das Gespens" (dead spirit).

Jared

A born talker, who talked his way into his position as a manager in the guild.

Joaquel

A bandit to the core, who has been a member of the guild for as long as he can remember.

Gonk: He's huge, and hideous, and disfigured

Pinky

A Void Community manager, a flamboyant knife-throwing expert, and a bouncer at the Void bar.

Solo

He entered the bandit guild to fulfill a childhood dream of becoming a treasure hunter, unprepared for the dark, twisted reality of the guild world. He is a passionate fan of Rachel (unaware of her true identity), and has stalked Felix (unaware of his true gender).

Unaffiliated Humans

Adele

Jack's older sister.

Astor

Radiata Castle`s cook.

Butch

A worker at JFT, the weapon manufacturing company. He is friends with his fellow employee Goyle.

Dan

The owner of Club Vampire, and an ex-manager of the Void community.

Giske

The grouchy owner of Carl's Pub, located next to the warrior guild.

Lyle

The president of JFT Co., and Conrad's father.

Morfinn

A doctor with a clinic in the White Town of Stars and Faith. The most knowledgeable medical practitioner in Radiata. Because of his schedule, he has Godwin take care of his beloved daughter Rabi.

The Medic: Morfinn is a literal example, coupled with some Harmful Healing due to his curiosity.
Punny Name: Sounds like "Morphine", and he's a doctor.

Synelia

The receptionist at Morfinn's Clinic.

Nick

Bruce's son, a smart jock who never loses fights.

Paul

Each year he takes the Radiata Knight test, but he's failed three times in a row. He thinks he's a lady's man.

Star Stern

Son of Helios E. Stern and Serene E. Stern, both of the upper class. He failed the test to become a Royal Knight nine times, until he realized that he didn't need a licence to keep Radiata's peace, and christened himself the Free Knight

Sebastian

A Mark III autonomous golem, created by the third vice president of the Vareth Magic Institute. His whole life revolves around Star.

Voiced by: Ezra Weisz (English)

Limit Break:
- Seb Iris Cannon

Troy

An expert of the sewers, he is the only unemployed person in Radiata.

Zeranium

An old man often found near garbage cans, investing their contents. The occasional hard glint in his eye suggests a rough history, and he is an old friend of Lord Larks.

Elef

The foreman of the bridge-building gang.

Hip

A member of the bridge-building gang, who carries out Elef's orders perfectly.

Ryan

A long-term member of foreman Elef's bridge-building gang.

Bligh

An old farmer that lives in Nuevo Village.

Yack

A mischievous kid from Nuevo Village.

Bran

A mad farmer who treasures plants more than humans.

Wal

An ex-farmer, who became a hunter after being introduced to the trade by Garcia.

Garcia

A friend of Bran and Wal. His motto is "My quarry never, ever escapes."

Howard

The five-time champion of the World Farming Competition.

Mook

A sponsor of the World Friends of Agriculture Society, who goes on and on to everyone he meets about the joys of farming.

Gonber

An elderly fisherman living in Tria Village.

Leban

A farmer who only grows enough food to feed himself and his family.

Wyze

A Sherman farmer who prays to the gods to make his produce tastier.

Keaton

A farmer so interest in dairy farming that he moved to Tria Village to learn about it.

Tarkin

Keaton's brother, who is also learning about dairy farming in Tria Village.

Sarval

A pig farmer, and the father of Sunset and Sora.

Sunset

A young boy who works hard to learn about his father's business.

Stefan

His greatest joy in life is eating the vegetables that he has grown with his own hands.

Brood

Junzaburo

The referee for the Official Radiata Knights selection trials that Jack attends at the beginning of the game. He has a lot to learn as he is too much of a stickler for the rules.

Voiced by: Kenichi Mochizuki (Japanese), Steve Kramer (English)

Louis

Lunbar

Reynos

Sakurazaki

Warc

Nonhuman Characters:

Light Elves

Lord Zane

The elusive leader of the Light Elves. He bears hatred and distrust for all human beings for past history and believes that they are responsible for spreading the Algandars disease.

Voiced by: Haruo Sato (Japanese), Doug Stone (English)

And I Must Scream: He contracts Algandars in the human path and eventually succumbs to it, turning into a cocoon at the gates of Radiata after losing a final battle to Jack.
Elemental Powers:
- An Ice Person
- Blow You Away
Evil Laugh: Although he is less Obviously Evil in the Non-Human path, he still pulls off a big one of these after Ridley fuses with Quasar the Gold Dragon, shortly before humanity is implied to be destroyed.
Kill All Humans: Feeling Oppressed by Their Existence because he believes they're responsible for the existence of the plague that killed his brother.
Light Is Not Good: The leader of the light elves is a genocidal racist.

Lord Nogueira

Lord Zane's older brother. Despite being a Light Elf himself, he is the leader of the Dark Elves.

Voiced by: Chihiro Suzuki (Japanese), Stephen Apostolina (English)

And I Must Scream: The fate of all elves who become afflicted with Algandars' disease; this ends with them being encased in a cocoon for eternity.

Hap

Gil

A poet, daydreamer, and assassin that serves as Lord Zane's right-hand man.

Cultured Badass
Energy Bow
Lightning Bruiser
You Are a Credit to Your Race: Like most Light Elves he thinks humans are scum, but on the Non-Human path he's quite impressed with Jack and comes to his rescue, when he follows him to Helencia to kill him for his expected betrayal only to find that Jack kept his word and was indeed trying to take the Fort singlehandedly for Zane.

Alan

A biologist who assists Few in her research.

Few

A scholar who began her research after realizing the light elves had not progressed in any way since her birth. She is unusual among Light Elves in that she does not look down upon other races.

Fan

She charms non-elves into doing her bidding.

Keane

The owner of the accessory store in the Light Elf village.

Pitt

The youngest of the Light elves, who does not know much about the world.

Voiced by: Darrel Guilbeau (English)

Row

A Light Elf who collects beautiful things, and is always quick to find out if visitors have such objects.

Voiced by: Sandy Fox (English)

Shin

A Light Elf who is kind and warmhearted to everyone except humans, who he cannot stand and tries to avoid all contact with.

Voiced by: Grant George (English)

Dark Elves

Clarence

A Dark Elf spy. He collects information and acts as an intermediary with other races.

Voiced by: Darrel Guilbeau (English)

Chatt

A Dark Elf that acts like a nice, laid-back young man, though he is truly a prank-playing nuisance.

Coco

A young Dark Elf who always wears a blank expression on his face.

Franz

A self-proclaimed Dark Elf martial artist.

Hyann

A Dark Elf who loves to gamble, sing, dance, and have a good time.

Voiced by: Darrel Guilbeau (English)

Lufa

The Dark Elf cook, who insists on making original recipes, most of which turn out to be inedible.

Cordon Bleugh Chef

Marsha

The owner of the general store in the Dark Elf village.

Martinez

Leader of the Dark Elf village band.

Rika

A member of the Dark Elf band. Was originally a biological researcher, who joined after discovering the effect music has on living things.

Santos

A member of the Dark Elf band. He joined because of his admiration for Martinez.

Mikey

A Dark Elf who loves to read and spend most of his time with books.

Voiced by: Barbara Goodson (English)

Romaria

A Dark Elf who likes to think of herself as a freedom fighter.

Serva

A Dark Elf whose schedule consists of working out in the afternoon and drinking at night.

Zida

A spoiled young Dark Elf. Everything he does is motivated by his selfishness.

Dwarves

Gonovich

The Dwarven elder.

Dyvad

An apprentice to the best Dwarven village blacksmith, Brockle.

Grigory

The owner of the Dwarf village liquor store.

Naom

A Dwarf village miner.

Aegenhart

Albert

Brockle

A Dwarven blacksmith.

Donovich

Gehrmann

Marke

Oleg

Sergei

Stein

Vladimir

Yergeni

Green Goblins

Aesop

A Green Goblin comic.

Comedy Duo: With Monki.
Slapstick: Part of the comedy act is Aesop smacking Monki around.
Straight Man: To Monki's idiotic antics, both in their act and out of it.
Vitriolic Best Buds: With Monki. They're practically always together, but Monki understandably can get on Aesop's nerves. Aesop must really enjoy having their act as an excuse to beat on Monki sometimes...

Ben

A Green Goblin slacker.

Cloudcuckoolander: Sometimes goes about telling "senseless stories" to anyone who will listen, and you get him to join you by kicking him three times while he's sleeping and then listening to his story. He also has a useless clinging attack that he will attempt on even the strongest of opponents, showing he has a feeble grasp on reality at best.
Dumbass Has a Point: Occasionally one can learn from his ramblings. Not too often, though.
Lazy Bum
Wandering Minstrel: Sort of. As detailed in his Cloudcuckoolander entry above, he does wander about to tell his tales to people now and again. He can just as often be found lazing about in the green goblin settlement, though.

Brie

A Green Goblin who has been captivated by magic ever since he saw it performed.

Cloudcuckoolander: Even by goblin standards. He stands around all day without purpose (in a game where the NPC's follow intricate schedules), staring at nothing in particular, and wears a pylon on his head.
I Just Want to Be Badass: He wants to be an exceptional mage, but he's too lazy to learn all the complexities of magic, so he spends his time thinking of ways to become powerful with minimal effort.

Den

A Green Goblin slacker.

Extreme Doormat: Of the supremely uncaring variety. Most characters in Radiata Stories you have to kick twice to start a fight; they forgive you for the first kick but on the second kick they decide something needs to be done. To get into a fight with Den (winning will allow you to recruit him), you have to kick him a grand total of five times, and you barely get a reaction out of him.
Lazy Bum: To the point where he basically has no defining characteristics beyond extreme apathy. He spends all day wandering aimlessly.
Stockholm Syndrome: After kicking him five times and then beating him down in a fight, he considers you to have improved his life by breaking his apathy with your spirit, and he wants to follow you around since he figures it will be interesting. No What the Hell, Hero? here.

Donkey

A Green Goblin music lover.

Gabe

A Green Goblin who sells accessories and grows toadstools.

Gob

A Green Goblin elephant rider.

Gobrey

A Green Goblin from the previous generation, who can look over his old colleagues even after death because of the strange powers he had when he was still alive.

Limit Break:
- Junk Trap

Golly

One of the three masked Green Goblins. He hangs out with Donkey, and is often seen dancing while Donkey plays his music.

Gonn

A Green Goblin slacker.

Goo

One of the three masked Green Goblins. A Green Goblin slacker that likes shiny objects, such as empty bottles.

Lin

A self-proclaimed leader of the Green Goblins.

Mason

One of the three masked Green Goblins. He finds amusement in everything.

Monki

A Green Goblin comic.

Black Goblins

Gruel

The Black Goblin leader.

Limit Break:
- Bazooka Wolf

Bosso

A Black Goblin whose senses became muddled after getting covered in matango poison outside the village.

Drugs Are Bad: Most black goblins find themselves a bit...impeded by the toadstools they consume, but Bosso really stands out as an example. He's so delusional he was going to let a group of Matangoes eat him, and when the player rescues him, he attacks in response.
The Hermit: Unintentionally. He simply got lost in the Sediche region and decided to live in the wilderness because he couldn't find his way back.

Danny

A psychic Black Goblin. He picks up radio signals via the toadstool on his head.

Axe-Crazy: Sometimes, as a result of having a peculiar mushroom on his head that can pick up radio signals that really mess with his mind.
Cute and Psycho: Even when he's Axe-Crazy, he's adorable and very hard to take seriously.
It Runs on Nonsensoleum: The mushroom on Danny's head is a great example. It just raises so many questions. How did it become a part of him? Is it unique to him or can it be found other places? How does it receive radio signals, and why is Danny so profoundly influenced by these signals?
More than Mind Control: Possibly. When Danny is in Axe-Crazy mode, it's easy enough to think he might be completely possessed. But in other situations, such as when he hears a woman's problems with her boyfriend, he's shown to be in control of himself and sympathetic, and will ask Jack to help her. So how much of his psycho mood is the mushroom's doing, and how much of it is his own feelings aligning with the mind he's reading?
Nice Guy: When not tripping out.

Dominic

A trainee wolf rider who works under Ricky.

Heroic Wannabe: Claims he desires to be a wolf rider, but he's terrible with wolves and doesn't seem to really think about what it means. He probably just wants to imitate Ricky.
Tagalong Kid: Again, to Ricky, who he greatly reveres.

Doppio

A Black Goblin toadstool picker.

Drew

A confidant to the Black Goblin leader.

Georgio

An information officer for the Black Goblins.

Giovanni

An adherent of the Black Goblin Cult of Trickery.

Jan

A Black Goblin toadstool grower

Luka

Preacher of the Black Goblin Cult of Trickery. He believes that he can summon the goblin gods by playing a million pranks.

Marco

The Black Goblin scholar.

Niko

A Black Goblin poet.

Pietro

Captain and self-appointed intellectual leader of the Black Goblin operations unit.

Polpo

The Black Goblin chef.

Ricky

A Black Goblin wolf rider who is often found in the company of his beloved wolf, Happy.

Sonny

An adherent of the Black Goblin Cult of Trickery.

Green Orcs

JJ

Leader of the Green Orcs, who used to make their home in Borgandiazo before they got kicked out by the Blood Orcs.

Limit Break:
- Madness Carnival

Blood Orcs

Galvados

Leader of the Blood Orcs, who live by only one rule: the strongest shall be obeyed.

Dragons

Parsec of Conflagrations and Turmoil

The legendary Fire Dragon and the protector of Goblins. He appears multiple times to Jack, asking him to help him find the Silver Dragon, Aphelion. Parsec seems to be personally acquainted with many notable humans, such as Elwen.

Voiced by: Takashi Nagasako (Japanese), Bob Papenbrook (English)

Cool Old Guy: His human disguise.
Cute Little Fangs: In his human form.
Does Not Understand Sarcasm
Meaningful Name: A parsec is a unit used to measure the distance of stars from Earth.
Playing with Fire

Baade of Fertile Soil and Quickening Life

The legendary Earth Dragon and the protector of Dwarves.

Dishing Out Dirt / Green Thumb
Meaningful Name: Named after the German astronomer Walter Baade.
Mighty Glacier

Cepheid of Great Skies and Vicissitude

The legendary Wind Dragon and the protector of Elves.

Blow You Away
Elemental Shapeshifter: Cepheid surrounds himself in a tornado to appear large and intimidating, but his true form is actually the smallest of the dragons.
Meaningful Name: Named after a class of stars whose luminosity regularly fluctuates. Walter Baade discovered that there were two types of Cepheid stars.
Off with His Head!: Decapitated by Jack in the Epic of Jack manga.
Tornado Move

Kelvin of Chasms and Churning Seas

The legendary Water Dragon and the protector of Orcs.

Making a Splash
Meaningful Name: Kelvin is the name of the physicist who developed the Kelvin scale of temperature.
Multiple Head Case: Has two heads.
Posthumous Character: In the main storyline at least. Jack's father Cairn defeated him before the story begins, but you can face him in the Dragon Lair Cave.

Aphelion

The Silver Dragon, and one of two dragons responsible for Humans alongside Quasar. See "Lucian".

Meaningful Name: Aphelion refers to the point at which an object in orbit is farthest from the Sun.

Quasar

The Gold Dragon, and one of two dragons responsible for Humans alongside Aphelion.

Meaningful Name: Quasar's name refers to a luminous active galactic nucleus in which a black hole is surrounded by a bright, gaseous disk.
Optional Boss: Fought in Valkyrie's location after Ethereal Queen is defeated once, and is thus the last new boss in the Bonus Dungeon.

Radian

Giant Space Flea from Nowhere: All the other Dragons have significance in the plot; he simply appears out of the blue in the Bonus Dungeon after the four guardian dragons (Parsec, Baade, Cepheid, and Kelvin) are defeated.
Overly Long Name: "Radian of idleness and approval and doldrums and intoxication and lightness", according to him.
Status Infliction Attack: His basic attacks can inflict any of the game's ailments (except Death, thankfully).

Gods and Others

Lenneth Valkyrie

The Selector of Souls. She comes from the parallel world of Radical and is looking for powerful beings to join her. She tends to scare people off by asking them to join her in Heaven.

It shall be engraved upon your soul!

Action Girl: Valkyrie kicks just as much ass as in her original game, being one of the strongest characters in Jack's party along with Elwen.
Battle Ballgown: Wears a long white skirt over her plate mail armor.
Bow and Sword in Accord: Much like her original game, her main weapon is a one-handed sword, but she is able to create her bow out of light energy.
Defeat Equals Friendship: She will only join Jack's party after defeating her in battle.
Early-Bird Cameo: Jack can find her armor in Radiata Castle in one of the King's rooms.
Energy Bow: Her Spread Shot creates a bow out of light energy and fires arrows. Since she cannot equip bows in this game, Lenneth creates the bow seemingly out of nowhere.
Limit Break:
- Nibelung Valesti: Just like her Purify Weird Soul from her original game, Lenneth unleashes her entire sword combo on an enemy, launching them in midair. They are then impaled by three spears and then Lenneth herself hurls an even larger spear at the enemy, ending in an explosion.
Named Weapons: Lenneth wields the Holy Sword Gram in battle, which is one of the strongest swords from her original game.. Jack can use one himself after beating her and it is the strongest one-handed sword in the game.
One-Woman Army: Much like Elwen, she's more than capable of taking on groups of enemies by herself.
Optional Boss: One of the secret bosses fought in the Distortion Corridor.
Secret Character: The last character who can join Jack's Friend List in the post-game.
White-Haired Pretty Girl

Lezard Valeth

A powerful sorcerer with ambitions for godhood. He seems to be researching parallel worlds and hopes to find out the secres of the Distortion Corridor in hopes of gaining even more power.

Elemental Powers: Lezard can use multiple magic spells, just like the game he originated from, including:
- Fire Lance: Sends out jets of fire that can inflict burns on a character.
- Poison Blow: Creates a green cloud of gas that can poison any characters caught within it.
- Dark Savior: Impales a character with swords made of darkness.
- Prismic Missile: Sends out beams of multicolored light that can inflict different status effects.
Enemy Summoner: He can summon black knights to do his fighting for him.
Evil Sorcerer: As in his original game, Lezard is obsessed with his lady love Valkyrie and threatens to exterminate Jack just for getting in his way.
Kneel Before Zod: He tries to pull this on Jack. Naturally it doesn't work on him since he just thinks Lezard is insane.
Large Ham: He can be found in the Distortion Corridor, muttering to himself about the parallel world he has discovered and delivers a grand speech to Jack about how powerful he is.
Optional Boss: He's one of the endgame secret bosses the player can battle in the Distortion Corridor.
Squishy Wizard: Lezard's only forms of attack are his magic spells.

Gabriel Celesta

One of the two gods worshiped by the Olacion Order. Unlike most incarnations of Gabriel Celesta, he appears as an incredibly muscular dark-skinned man covered in glowing runes and wearing nothing but a tiny loincloth who wouldn't be out of place in a Chō Aniki game.

Challenge Seeker: He seems to be most interested in fighting against powerful people. Gabriel is pleased after Jack defeats him and looks forward to fighting him again someday.
Holy Halo: A glowing one that spins around Gabriel's back that he also utilizes in some of his attacks.
Hot-Blooded: Compared to the Ethereal Queen, Gabriel is more interested in seeing Jack's strength in battle.
Light The Way / Holy Hand Grenade: Attacks by sending out powerful blasts of light.
Macho Camp: Very manly, muscular, and obsessed with strength in a good-natured fashion. Jack is initially startled by his near-nakedness.
Optional Boss: He can only be challenged in the post-game in the Distortion Corridor.
Power Floats: Moves about in battle by levitating.
Power Tattoo: He has neon yellow-green tattoos all over his body.
- Power Glows: His tattoos glow, showing that he is very powerful.
Supernatural Martial Arts: Most of his attacks are martial arts techniques infused with his divine powers.
Underwear of Power: Gabriel even gets introduced to the player crotch-first.
Walking Shirtless Scene: The only clothes he wears is his tiny loincloth.
Wrestler in All of Us: He initiates combat by jumping and doing a flying body press on Jack, which makes him confused at the start of battle. He also exits into thin air this way after being defeated.

Ethereal Queen

One of the two gods worshiped by the Olacion Order of Radiata. This incarnation of Ethereal Queen looks like an angelic fairy in elegant white clothing, but she seems to be more evil than she lets on.

Catchphrase: Seeing as how she's one of the trademark secret bosses of tri-Ace, she has a catch phrase before and after battle. Ethereal Queen starts off her encounter with Jack by stating that she's very different from Gabriel Celesta. After being defeated, she chuckles and asks Jack what he desires now that he's proven his strength before she fades away.
God of Evil: Although she's worshiped by the Olacion Order, she declares to Jack that she will show him "true despair".
Hellish Pupils: She has green slitted pupils like a cat or snake.
Holy Halo: She has a glowing halo made of light and is one of the two divine beings in the game.
Light Is Not Good: She looks like an angelic fairy and has light and holy-based powers, but she seems genuinely evil.
Power Glows: Her fairy wings glow when performing one of her attacks.
Status Infliction Attack: She can be painful to fight if you have no protection against status effects. Her attacks can cause burning, petrification, and binding.
Superboss: She is the last boss of the secret dungeon and certainly the most powerful enemy in the game.

Characters / Radiata Stories

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Jack Russell

Ridley Silverlake

Ganz Rothschild

Other Human Characters:

Dynas Stone

Cross Ward

Natalie Nanette

Charlie

Nina

Leonard Ford

Patrick

Putt

Gawain Rothschild

Cairn Russell

Lord Salute Larks

Lord Lucian Hewitt aka Aphelion, the Silver Dragon

Lord Jasne Colton

Elwen

Gerald Nickson

Caesar

Alicia Alen

Dennis

Gareth

Gregory

Walter

Jarvis Mondair

Aldo

Gordon

Bruce

David

Conrad

Rolec

Thanos Benz

Daniel Arthur

Carlos

Gene

Curtis

Genius Weissheit

Cecil

Morgan

Felix

Jill

Ursula

Derek

Christoph

Claudia

Ardoph

Dimitri

Leona Weissheit

Aidan

Cornelia ( and Rachel)

Faraus

Marietta

Ernest

Franklin

Johan

Kain

Fernando

Anastasia Ryan

Dwight

Godwin

Rocky Mayvern

Achilles

Flora

Elena

Adina

Alvin

Vitas

Cosmo

Grant

Miranda

Edgar

Clive

Lulu

Eugene

Nyx

Ortoroz

Sonata