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With at least 90 party members planned, Rakenzarn Tales is not lacking in the good guys department.
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Lead Characters
The ones who the story revolves around.
Tropes for both:
- The Ace: They're already The Smart Guy, a decent leader and a good tactician. But if he's properly trained, he will also become a strong fighter and a powerful mage.
- Chick Magnet: Play your cards right and plenty of girls will fall for them.
- Genre Savvy: Justified, since they come from the real world.
- The Hero: Both are well-meaning protagonists, after all. Especially if
Lawful Good. - Magnetic Hero: They're able to convince a lot of people to join him in his quest.
- Master of All: With proper training, these two can become a strong physical fighter and a powerful mage capable of using offensive spells and buffs/debuffs.
- Master of None: If their training is poorly handled or insufficient, they can become this.
- New Life in Another World Bonus/Protagonist Power-Up Privileges: Downplayed. The protagonist gets a unique class called Arxus Rogue, which allows him to learn any skill or magic spell, as well as equip any weapon or armor. What makes it downplayed is that this class is technically available to anyone in Rakenzarn if they're willing to put in the time and effort to learn it and they still have to start at Level 1 like any RPG protagonist.
- Nonstandard Skill Learning: Neither lead can learn skills by leveling up, so they need to train with others, equip certain weapons, or even hit a certain relationship level.
- Ordinary High-School Student: What they are at the beginning of the game, before undergoing Character Development and taking a level in badass.
- Rookie Red Ranger: They get made leader despite being the least experienced due to their ability to take command and make sound decisions.
- Trapped in Another World: Both of them are just an Ordinary High-School Student who's sent in the Constructed World of Rakenzarn. He has to learn and train in order to adapt to this new world. In Chapter 5 for Kyuu, after being sent back to his own world, he has the choice to return to Rakenzarn, this time willingly.
Kyuu Renjo
Series: Detective School Q
- Adaptational Badass: He goes from an ordinary detective to skilled warrior.
- A Friend in Need: A particularly awesome and heartwarming one in Chapter 5, if the player makes him choose to go back to Rakenzarn after being back in his world. He explicitly says that he goes back because he promised his friends to help them restore Rakenzarn. In general, he makes several times clear that he will stick with his friends until they manage to save Rakenzarn from the plague.
- Badass Bookworm: He becomes one as the story goes along.
- Berserk Button: Harming children. It's far more prominent when he's Chaotic Good, as in Chapter 3, he goes from trying to talk the kidnappers down to outright telling them to stop, not even regretting using force to stop them afterward.
- Blue Is Heroic: The colors most associated with him are black and blue.
- Childhood Friends: With Megumi.
- Covert Pervert: The sight of Elvina tied up and gagged... appeals to him.
- Deadpan Snarker: Has shades of this, but most noticeable when he's Chaotic Good.
- Empty Levels: Despite being the protagonist, Kyuu has pretty pitiful stat growth, with only decent HP and RP increases and only a tiny bit to his others. This is, however, both justified in that Kyuu is not a natural fighter and thus wouldn't gain as much from combat as the others and exploited in that it encourages the player to get Kyuu to go and train with others in order to gain the moves he needs to survive.
- Friend to All Children: He immediately comes to help two children that were bullied by Samuel. Even earlier than that, however, if Chaotic Good, he won't even try to negotiate with the kidnappers in Chapter 3.
- Great Detective: Some sidequests even allow him to show his detective skills.
- Heroic BSoD: A brief one in the beginning of Chapter 10, after Noel has been gravely wounded by Deathstroke. Luckily, Nina and Kite manage to talk him out of it.
- Magic Knight: One of the easiest things to make him.
- Memetic Psychopath: In-Universe, after The Morning Glory guild frame the Nutsy Guild in Chapter 9. Exaggerated and Justified if Kyuu is Chaotic Good, since his reputation is deemed "unpredictable" and "questionable" as is.
- Morality Pet: If you do the Romance Sidequest with Yuffie, he will become one for her.
- Mutually Exclusive Party Members: You have to pick between him or Kyros at the start of the game.
- Nice Guy: Due to his Lawful Good nature. See also A Friend in Need.
- Smart Guy: The main reason why he's made leader.
- Super Drowning Skills: He's self-admitted as the worst swimmer in his class.
- The Strategist: For his brigade. It's one of the reasons why they made him the leader.
- Took a Level in Badass: Both in terms of character level and in-game skill. In Chapter 0, he's so weak as to be exhausted by one fight. By Chapter 7, he can block a punch in his bare hands.
- Weak, but Skilled: Kyuu's shtick is his class, Arxus Sleuth, which allows him to learn a huge variety of moves and spells. This is further augmented by his Sphere Staff weapon, which allows him to change moves and spells on the fly. However, his initial strength means he could be killed by a slap on the cheek, so he has to work out a lot to survive.
- What You Are in the Dark: In Chapter 5, Kyuu is back home and has the choice of staying or going back and seeing it through to the end.
Kyros Tazanuki
Series: Original
- Affectionate Nickname: His best friend Mayu calls him "Kyr." Subverted with Kyros himself since he doesn't like the name, comparing it to wine. Implied he can't stand wine. That doesn't stop Mayu, though.
- All-Loving Hero: Kyros's defining trait. Not only he's such a nice guy, he's willing to help those in need.
- Asian and Nerdy: Has shades of this. He's certainly nerdier than Kyuu.
- Beware the Nice Ones: Kyros is nice and a goofy fanboy, but he's not a pushover. The scumbag from the beginning, Pete, and Samuel learn this the hard way.
- Character Tics: He tends to engage in Knuckle Cracking before fights.
- The Ditz: Not exactly the brightest either. He completely misses the point when someone is threatening him. Insulting his intelligence isn't going to get him to rile up. Calling him stupid, however...
- Fan Boy: An adoring fanboy who never stops squealing over his heroes like a little kid. And he won't stop gushing about his favorite video game characters.
- Fantasy-Forbidding Father: Or siblings, in this case. They see fictional entertainment as meaningless.
- Genre Savvy: From the glut of entertainment he's consumed, he's well-versed in tropes.
- Good Old Fisticuffs: He's probably one of the very few Isekai protagonists who use their fists instead of a sword.
- Hidden Depths: He's apparently better at being a leader than most would think. He's also planning to pursue art as a career.
- Mutually Exclusive Party Members: It's either him or Kyuu as the main for this game.
- Nerves of Steel: Don't let his goofy behavior fool you. This is shown when he immediately steps in to protect Mayu from a pervert, then proceeds to beat up said scumbag out of self-defense.Scumbag: What're you lookin' at me, huh? You wanna fight?!
- Nice Guy: He's very kind to a fault.
- Parental Abandonment: Both his parents croaked at an early age, leading to...
- Promoted to Parent: He was brought up by his siblings.
- Unskilled, but Strong: His starting stats are higher than Kyuu's and he can use any non-exclusive weapon due to his class, Arxus Hero. But as a consequence of being self-taught and lacking real combat experience, his moveset is more simplistic and lacks in versatility.
Main Party Members
Kite
Series: .hack
Class Type: Adept
- The Lancer: For Kyuu. He shares this role with Kanon and Axel. Albeit, he's far less snarky than the former two.
- Nice Guy: He immediately decides to help Kyuu after the latter explains his problem (being lost in another world).
- Playing with Fire: His primary element.
- Status Infliction Attack: Tri-Flame can inflict burns.
- We Used to Be Friends: With Max Dillon (aka Electro).
Dark Magician Girl
Series: Yu-Gi-Oh!
Class Type: Spellcaster
- Action Girl: Thanks to her magic.
- Ambiguously Human: Apparently, the duel cards monsters are a species distinct from humans in Rakenzarn.
- Badass Adorable: One of the cutest AND deadliest mage of your team. Her most powerful spells are devastating.
- Badass Bookworm: Very smart and very strong.
- Berserk Button: Calling her a "dumb blonde stereotype". I'm looking at you, Daffy Duck.
- Beware of the Nice Ones: See Berserk Button.
- Black Magician Girl: Classic example.
- Childhood Friends: With Gagaga Girl.
- Cute Witch: Cute as a button, but still badass.
- Dark Is Not Evil: Her main element is darkness. She's still a Nice Girl, as long as you don't push her Berserk Button.
- Glass Cannon: She can wipe out entire groups of enemies with her spells. However, if you don't build her defenses and Life Points with the right equipment, she'll be killed with two slaps in the face.
- Genki Girl: Hyperactive and hard-working, but it's also deconstructed when she's revealed to be a Workaholic.
- He Is Not My Boyfriend: If you do the Romance Sidequest with her, people will tease her several times about her relationship with Kyuu, triggering this obvious reaction.
- Lethal Chef: We get her first attempt at cooking in Chapter 9. Her flaw is too many spices.
- Odd Friendship: With Blood Knight Gagaga Girl.
- Ship Tease: With Kyuu, via the Romance Sidequest.
- Status Infliction Attack: Her magic attacks weaken the opponent's magic capabilities
- Tsundere: Towards Kyuu, if you do the Romance Sidequest with her. Of the Sweet (deredere) type.
- Workaholic: She spends a lot of time studying books in order to become a better mage. In an optional scene, Kyuu can advise her to be more chill and work a little less.
Sakura Kasugano
Series: Street Fighter II
Class Type: Fighter
- Action Girl: A powerful martial artist.
- The Ditz: Sometimes. She certainly has a hard time understanding Kanon's sarcasm.
- Genki Girl: A hyperactive martial artist.
- Kamehame Hadoken: She can learn various power levels of the Hadoken as she levels up.
- Out of Focus: Of all the main characters, she's the one who gets the least screentime for the moment.
- Promoted to Love Interest: She becomes a potential love interest for Kyuu in Version 3.
- Sarcasm-Blind: Probably for the best, given how quick on the trigger Kanon is.
- Shoryuken: Of course she could pull that off too.
Kanata Saionji
Series: UFO Baby
Class Type: Adept
- A Day in the Limelight: Chapters 9 and 10, especially in Hinode Village, Furude Shrine and Goka City's Hospital. In general, he's relatively Out of Focus until the Kandur Arc, during which we learn more about him and the pressure he's feeling because his father expects him become an onmyoji like him and to be his successor.
- Heir to the Dojo: His father expects him to become an onmyoji like him.
- Magic Knight: Uses both spells and sword techniques.
- Mighty Glacier: Very easily turns into one when you discover one of his most powerful secrets... He can equip shields.
- Not Distracted by the Sexy: He does not want Lilith to kiss him as a reward.
- Not So Above It All: Plays "I Spy" with Donald and Daffy when they are guarding the entrance of Furude Shrine.
Nina Sakura
Series: Ultra Maniac
Class Type: Healer
- Childhood Friends: With Yuta.
- Cute Witch: She has the tiny cute girl look to her.
- Gradual Regeneration: Her Soul Break grants this.
- Nice Girl: Her main personality trait.
- Out of Focus: She's one of Kyuu's first allies, but she doesn't get a lot of screentime. Even as the team's healer, she can quickly be replaced by Donald.
- White Magician Girl: The team's healer.
Noel Vermillion
Series: BlazBlue: Calamity Trigger
Class Type: Speedster
- A-Cup Angst: Big time. Commenting on the size of her chest and/or mistaking her for a boy is her Berserk Button. Zander can discover it the hard way if she's in your team when you fight him.
- Apologises a Lot: Whenever she's chastised because she said something wrong.
- Badass Adorable: She's cute, but her guns are deadly.
- Blue Is Heroic: She maintains her usual blue outfit.
- Genre Blind: One of the biggest offenders. Often lampshaded by other characters.
- Gun Fu: And she's very agile to boot.
- Guns Akimbo: She uses two guns.
- The Gunslinger: She's the team's gunner.
- Hair of Gold, Heart of Gold: However, Beware of the Nice Ones.
- Lethal Chef: According to Kanon, it is "life threatening bad".
- Light Is Good: Her element is light and she has blond hair.
- Nice Girl: As long as you don't comment on the size of her chest.
- Put on a Bus: In Chapter 10, after being wounded by Deathstroke during the battle of Furude Shrine.
- Ship Tease: With Kanon. He often teases her and chastised her the time she was dreaming about meeting her own "prince charming". He's also one of the most distraught when she's gravely wounded by Deathstroke.
- Shrinking Violet: Rather timid and meek, unless you press her Berserk Button of course.
Kanon
Series: Umineko: When They Cry
Class Type: Fighter
- Attractive Bent-Gender: During an optional cutscene, Piccolo is trying to convince Daffy Duck, Ed and Eddy to behave more professionally, using Kanon as an example. Daffy begs to differ, citing Kanon's crossdressing incident, complete with a picture of it in which he looks a lot like Reimu Hakurei. Kyuu (jokingly?) comments that Kanon looks kinda hot.
- The Comically Serious: When he has to handle the antics of the other members of the Nutsy Guild, he's sometimes this.
- Dark Is Not Evil: He uses Dark spells. He's still a good guy.
- Deadpan Snarker: One of the biggest in the game, along with Axel.
- Defrosting Ice King: A non-romantic version. Of all of Kyuu's first allies, he's probably the most distant and the slowest to befriend. After a few chapters, he'll acknowledge Kyuu as his leader and his friend. Especially if, in an optional cutscene, you decide to stay and help him after the battle against the Shocker instead of chasing the bad guy. And if you do his sidequests.
- Good Is Not Nice: Always says what he thinks, even when it's rude, and can be quite insulting and sarcastic.
- Hidden Depths: Apparently, he's a great cook.
- Jerk with a Heart of Gold: He may be a Deadpan Snarker, but he REALLY cares about his friends.
- The Lancer: For Kyuu. He shares this role with Kite and Axel.
- Magic Knight: Uses both sword techniques and dark spells.
- Not So Above It All: Version 3 reveals that he's insecure about his height... And that he's ready to take a job when the reward is a pair of boots that make people seem taller, even when a second before the reveal of the boots he wasn't interested at all.
- Ship Tease: With Noel. He often teases her and chastised her the time she was dreaming about meeting her own "prince charming". He's also one of the most distraught when she's gravely wounded by Deathstroke.
- Super-Strength: He's able to knock out a man with a finger, to effortlessly throw Raku across the street and to smash down a door blocked with a cupboard.
Axel Akamura
Series: Original
Class Type: TBA
- The Ace: The closest one to this trope in Kyuu's brigade. He's talented in plenty of fields, ranging from swordfighting and magic to cooking.
- Ascended Extra: He's introduced at the start of Chapter 4 saving Kyuu from the Assassin, before quickly disappearing. However, Dark Kyu clearly favors him as a character, since he programmed multiple quests to factor him in if he's in the party, if not simply outright including him in the quest's cutscenes. He even shows up for the "Stolen Money" quest if you have him recruited alreadynote ! It's even reflected in this wiki, as he is the only character who was not a member of Kyuu's original brigade listed on the "Main Characters" folder.
- Big Damn Heroes: In Chapter 4, he saves Kyuu from The Assassin. Then, in his second appearance, he saves Kyuu again and Kite from Electro.
- Blue Is Heroic: He wears blue clothes and his element is blue fire.
- Deadpan Snarker: One of the biggest in the game, along with Kanon.
- Fanboy: Of Reiko Hinomoto. It's easy to see why... Of Deadpool too. It's also easy to see why...
- Establishing Character Moment: He's introduced saving Kyuu from the Assassin. After dispatching her, he promptly says he can't introduce himself yet, because the script says it's not time yet.
- Hidden Depths: Barring Kyuu, (also Deadpool, but that was a given, and possibly Raku), he's the only person in Rakenzarn so far who has a knowledge of the real world. For example, he knows Mighty Ducks: The Animated Series and is able to tell that Nanael, Alleyne and Nowa are characters from Queen's Blade. The story hasn't explained yet how he knows that. It's implied that he comes from the real world too.
- The Knights Who Say "Squee!": His first reaction when he meets Deadpool is to let out what the dialogue lines transcribe as a "fanboy squeal".
- The Lancer: For Kyuu. He shares this role with Kite and Kanon.
- Magic Knight: Uses both physical attacks and blue fire magic. However, he's a lot better with his sword and wrestling techniques.
- The Nicknamer: Q-Ball for Kyuu, Little Miss Crazy for the Assassin. He even lampshades his status.
- Playing with Fire: His element is blue fire.
- Supreme Chef: Much to the dismay of Noel and Dark Magician Girl.
- Troll: He has several moments, mostly with his enemies. Check some of his dialogues with Kyuu, the Assassin, Nanael, Bowser or the Knights Who Say Ni. One notable example is the scene where he tells Kyuu the sad story of his Dark and Troubled Past... before revealing that he was simply messing with him. In reality, he's just looking for his friends.
- Wrestler in All of Us: Several of his special attacks are wrestling techniques.
Mitsu Farria
Series: Mitsu Story The Forgotten Odyssey
Class Type:
- Anti-Hero: She genuinely does mean well. She just gets blindsided by cash easily.
- Ascended Extra: An interesting example. She's initially a optional recruitable character in the previous version, but in the newest version where there are two scenarios, she becomes this in Kyros' Route.
- Beware the Silly Ones: Mitsu may be unlucky when it comes to money and gets into trouble a lot, she's still a very competent fighter. When she gets serious, she'll make the party know she's dead serious.
- Covert Pervert: She actually does like getting tied up and doing so. She just won't admit it.
- Greed: Her Fatal Flaw.
- Interspecies Romance: She's dating a catgirl named Vri.
Optional Party Members
The other characters who might join your party over the course of the game.
Suki from DIDNapper
- Anti-Villain: Type 4. Depending of your choices in her first sidequest, you may have to fight her. But she's not in the least malicious. Only in Version 2 however.
- Brainwashed and Crazy: When she's kidnapped by the Countess. Clearly Fighting from the Inside, though.
- Break the Cutie: Her backstory. She was a princess, supposed to inherit the throne of her kingdom. But she was betrayed by her best friend, sold to a kidnapping guild and presumed dead by everyone.
- Dual Boss: She's fought alongside with Carol.
- Heel–Face Turn: She wasn't evil even to begin with, but she still worked for a kidnapping rogue guild. She may join Kyuu's brigade.
- Forced into Evil: She works for her rogue guild because she doesn't have any other choice. It becomes even more literal when she's brainwashed by Countess Rivka.
- Minion with an F in Evil: Justified, since she's been Forced into Evil. Only in Version 2 and later however. In older versions, she's harsher and less reluctant to work for her rogue guild.
- Optional Boss: Can be fought in the Stolen Money sidequest, but you can avoid this fight depending on your choices.
- Promoted to Playable: She was moved up to party member status for Version 4.
- The Unreveal: We never find out who hired her to kidnap the daughter of the owner of the trading company, although it's implied that it's the daughter's mother, divorced from her father, though this was subverted in the revised quest for Version 4. Ditto for Countess Rivka.
Luigi from Mario Bros. (Stone Wall)
- Cowardly Lion: As always. Not the bravest of Kyuu's allies, but that won't stop him from protecting his friends.
- Odd Friendship: He often hangs out with Sonic.
- Shock and Awe: His element is thunder.
Mario from Donkey Kong (Glass Cannon)
- In a Single Bound: Version 2 finally lets you use his mighty Mario leap as a special attack.
- Playing with Fire: His element is fire.
- Status Infliction Attack: Mario Fire can inflict burns.
Sonic The Hedgehog (Fragile Speedster)
- Blow You Away: He can use wind-based attacks.
- Blue Is Heroic: He's still his classic blue color and still a known hero in Rakenzarn.
- Odd Friendship: He often hangs out with Luigi.
- Super-Speed: Of course! He has the highest Speed stat of all the characters.
- Tornado Move: One of his attacks.
- Troll: He has a few moments with Bowser in the Da'Fur Arc.
Nanael from Queen's Blade (Glass Cannon)
- Light Is Not Good: A rude, perverted angel. Innocent and pure she is not.
Negi Springfield from Negima! Magister Negi Magi (Black Mage)
- Badass Adorable: He looks like a kid. His spells hit like a truck.
- Badass Bookworm: Don't let his child-like appearance fool you. He's smart and a teacher, as well as a strong mage.
- Blow You Away/Shock and Awe: H Is spells mostly revolve around wind and lighting.
Asuna from Negima! Magister Negi Magi (Glass Cannon)
- Anti-Magic: Like in her home series. In-game, this is represented by having a Magic Defense stat in the thousands.
- Brutal Honesty(to Kyuu) "When I first met you, I thought you're an unreliable idiot."
- Defrosting Ice Queen: Non-romantic version. At first, she's wary of Kyuu. She will change her mind after witnessing his abilities and how much he cares for his friends.
- Fiery Redhead: Red hear and a Leeroy Jenkins.
- Leeroy Jenkins: She has shades of this. Basically, her first reaction when confronted to a problem is to beat the crap out of it.
Nowa from Queen's Blade (Fragile Speedster)
- Fish out of Water: When she leaves the Elven Village with Kyuu's brigade and visits human towns.
- Friend to All Living Things: And she talks to them too.
- Genki Girl: She's very curious and energetic.
- Half-Human Hybrid: However, contrary to her situation in her original anime, she seems to be well-integrated and well-liked in her village in Rakenzarn.
- Moe Couplet: With Alleyne.
- Third-Person Person: Nowa has no sense of pronouns.
Donald Duck (Black Mage)
- Ascended Extra: He went from an optional party member in prior versions to automatically joining on both routes.
- Hair-Trigger Temper: Quickly angered and having little patience. This *is* Donald Duck.
- The Red Mage: He's specialized in offensive spells, but he can use both Black Magic and White Magic.
- Vitriolic Best Buds: With Daffy. They often hang out with each other, in spite of their disputes.
Daffy Duck (Jack of All Trades)
- Ascended Extra: He went from an optional party member in prior versions to automatically joining on both routes.
- The Friend Nobody Likes: The other members of Densel Town aren't really fond of him.
- Jerkass: He can be really insulting towards his teammates. In spite of this, he still has his standards. In an optional scene during the Inn of Evil sidequest, he expresses his disgust of Katz's murderous schemes.
- Hidden Heart of Gold: He does eventually warm up to the party as the game progresses and he sees how good they are.
- Toxic Friend Influence: He causes a lot of trouble for the others thanks to his quick-to-get-rich schemes. His involvement in Chapter 1-1 is due to getting Donald and himself in over their heads trying to solve the initial problem.
- Vitriolic Best Buds: With Donald. They often hang out with each other, in spite of their disputes.
Goofy from Kingdom Hearts II
- Luckily, My Shield Will Protect Me: His power. This is reflected stat-wise by his having the highest physical defense.
- Promoted to Playable: He went from being a summon to a full party member for Version 4.
Dirk the Daring from Dragon's Lair (Glass Cannon)
- Suddenly Voiced: Dirk talks a lot more, with a bit of Ye Olde Butcherede Englishe.
Atossa (OC: Buffer)
- Magic Enhancement: Her power.
- Status Buff: Her role in any fight is to spam these spells.
Cain Argol (OC: Lightning Bruiser)
- And Then What?: Briefly ponders on this after the death of the Amphisbaena. If Kyuu's alignment is Lawful Good or Neutral Good, he will join his brigade.
- An Ice Person: His element is ice.
- The Atoner: A possible interpretation of his quest to slay the Amphisbaena.
- Combat Medic: He knows a healing spell.
- Dual Wielding: He fights with two swords.
- It's Personal: With the Amphisbaena. The creature killed his friends and he wants his revenge.
- Leeroy Jenkins: A tragic example. It's implied that he was one in the past. He got his friends killed because of that.
- Magic Knight: He's first of all a warrior, but he knows a few useful spells.
- My Greatest Failure: During a past mission, he had to fight a giant snake called the Amphisbaena with his friends Esper and Umbra. However, he got reckless and attacked the beast alone. His friends tried to protect him and were killed by the monster. He was the only survivor and is deeply haunted by his mistake.
- The Only One Allowed to Defeat You: He wants to slay the Amphisbaena to avenge his comrades and is ready to fight anyone who tries to deny him his kill.
- Revenge: His main motivation.
- Survivor's Guilt: It's heavily implied that he considers himself responsible of the death of his comrades.
Reiko Hinomoto from Rumble Roses (Glass Cannon)
- Action Girl: She's a strong fighter.
- Momma's Girl: Frequently asks her dead mother in heaven to watch over her, and fights her matches and advances in her goals for her mother's sake.
- Ms. Fanservice: Her outfit show a good amount of skin.
- Ship Tease: With Kyuu, if you do the Romance Sidequest.
- Wrestler in All of Us: She fights by using wrestling moves. Axel isn't a fanboy of her for nothing...
Crash Bandicoot
The Tazmanian Devil from Looney Tunes
Fabled Grimro from Yu-Gi-Oh!
Mayu Ishikawa (OC)
- It's Popular, Now It Sucks!: In-Universe example. She has no interest in isekai stories and a beef with Genshin Impact in particular. The ham-fisted irony that she is now in said genre in a world where she might possibly run into those characters does not escape her.
- Mutually Exclusive Party Members: She's only recruitable on Kyros' route.
- Not So Above It All: For all her griping about Kyros' fanboy behavior, she has her own fangirl squealing moments when meeting Asuka and winds up pointing out the tropes of her own situation.
- Ship Tease: With Kyros. Her fondness is more subtle to his obvious attraction.
- Weapon Specialization: Her primary weapon is her whip, one which she stumbles upon shortly after arriving.
Asuka Kazuma from Tekken
- Berserk Button: She doesn't like insinuations that she's weak.
Ritz Terraglade (OC)
- And Call Him "George": Her massive strength means she tends to crush people with hugs. And she's a hugger.
- Dumb Muscle: She can knock someone into the ground with one punch and has brains comparable to Winnie the Pooh.
- Your Favorite: She attempts to bribe Nerizza at one point with her favorite dish. Nerizza refuses to fall for it a second time.
Knuckles the Echidna from Sonic the Hedgehog 3 & Knuckles
- Promoted to Playable: Up to Version 2, he was a Support member before becoming playable in Version 4.
