The character sheet for Suikoden Tierkreis.
Heroes
The Hero / Sieg
The leader of the Starbearers, and one of the first four members of Viele Wege Company.
- Big Eater: Implied to be one.
- Catchphrase: "We won't know until we try!"
- Character Development: The most prominent example in the entire game.
- Chronic Hero Syndrome: As Cougar puts it, he doesn't need a reason to help people.
- Deadpan Snarker: He gets a surprising number of snarky lines, especially of the Lampshade Hanging variety.
- Dumbass Has a Point: Simple-minded rather than dumb, but still.Roberto: At times like this, I envy your... simplicity.
- Fashionable Asymmetry: He's only got armor over one arm. Which arm this is depends on which way his portrait is facing.
- Kid Hero: He's 15.
- Magnetic Hero: Like any Suikoden game hero.
- Happily Adopted: By the chief of Citro Village.
- Motor Mouth: In the English dub, at least, though he slows down later.
- Playing with Fire: Have access to several fire spells.
- Silent Protagonist: Unusually for Suikoden, averted. He has plenty to say, often at very high speeds.
Marica
The daughter of Elder Rajim and the younger sister of Sisuca. One of the first four members of Viele Wege Company.
- Combat Medic: Learns the best healing skills in the game.
- Out of Focus: With Jale. While Sieg, Liu and Dirk have screentime and development through the game, Marica and Jale lose all focus after Asad and Chrodechild are introduced.
- The Smurfette Principle: Marica is the only girl in the team.
Jale
The son of Selen, as well as one of the four founding members of Viele Wege Company.
- Former Teen Rebel: His biography mentions he was a trouble maker like Sieg as a kid.
- Good Old Fisticuffs: His preferred weapon, which he uses in his unite attack with his mom.
- The Lancer: Jale's silent nature and seriousness contrast the happy and talkative Sieg.
- Power Fist: His starting weapon
- Static Stun Gun: They also cause paralysis.
- Sugar-and-Ice Personality: On the "sugar" side toward his childhood friends.
Liu
A former member of the Scribes, who left three years ago because he refused to hide from the world and wanted to know what it was like, and ended up in Citro Village.
- Childhood Friend Romance: Len-Lien.
- Facial Markings / Tron Lines: After he becomes the new leader for the Scribes.
- Given Name Reveal: His full name is Liu-Shen, which shows his connection to the Scribes.
- Refusal of the Call: He initially pretends not to be affected by the Chronicle because he doesn't want anything to do with Scribe stuff anymore.
- The Smart Guy: Eventually becames The Strategist for you team.
Dirk
Dirk is the popular leader of Citro's Defense Corps, who taught the other members how to fight in battle.
- The Big Guy: Dirk looks like a typical tough guy, with more combat experience and wisdom than the others. he is also the physically strongest of the team and was willing to hold off the monsters in the ruins in order to help his friends escape. Then Sieg finds the Shining Legacy...
- Crutch Character: He's the highest-leveled character in the party at the start, but he gets outclassed really fast. He blames this on the Chronicles, and it causes his Face–Heel Turn.
- Face–Heel Turn: Dirk joins the Order.
- One-Winged Angel: He transforms into one somewhere in the game, although you don't fight this form in the last standoff with him.
- Redemption Equals Death: Sacrifices himself to save Sieg and his army from a world fusion caused by Valfred.
Rajim
The village elder of Citro Village. He have two daughters named Sisuca and Marica. Fifteen years before the start of Suikoden Tierkreis, Rajim found a newborn baby boy around the area of the Fortress Ruins. Rajim raised the baby like his own son with the help of her daughter Sisuca, and they named him Sieg.
Hotupa
A trader and wanderer member. His specialty is opening and closing Gateways.
- Team Dad: The only adult in your party before Logan joins shortly after you got him.
Moana
A girl from a tribe of Wanderer. She travels from world to world with Hotupa, selling different foods and items. She provides quest jobs for the Starbearers, and is called "Matchmaker Moana" for her ability of finding the right job for the right people.
- Cuteness Proximity: Manaril's sheer force of
Moe gives her a bad case of heart-laden dialogue. - Mission Control: She handles all of your quests and the rewards from them.
Erin
The daughter of Logan, the innkeeper of the Grayridge Village who rebelled against the Order. She pretended to work as Macoute's secretary, following the Order to her father's shock, only to spy on Macoute.
- The Medic: Her support skill.
- Silk Hiding Steel: The sweet and gentle maid of an inn, who works as The Mole and fights with the party. She's also got a cooperative attack with her dad where she runs up and whacks an enemy upside the head with a broom.
Logan
A former miner in Grayridge, who currently runs an inn in Grayridge Town. He has a daughter named Erin. His wife died before Macoute became the Order's Chapter Secretary of Grayridge.
- Stone Wall: His defense is higher than his offense.
Wahie
A Guru known for his great knowledge of Gateways.
Zahra
A doctor who loves to treats non-human patients. He believes that medical science can only advance with patients to treat; due to it, he likes when people get sick or injured, so that he can treat them.
- Blue-and-Orange Morality: Turning people away because their injuries are boring is just devotion to the advancement of medicine, but turning people away because they're your enemy is wrong.
- Bunny-Ears Lawyer: Quoth Eunice, "He may be a failure as a human being, but he's an excellent doctor."
- Combat Medic: He's also pretty good at punching things.
- Heroic Comedic Sociopath: He's constantly talking about dissecting various nonhumans and complaining that people need to get more rare diseases because otherwise it's boring.
Eunice
Zahra's kind and warmhearted nurse, who treas any patient regardless of their race, origin, or appearance.
- Hypercompetent Sidekick: Zahra does the doctoring, Eunice makes sure he continues to have patients.
Neira
The High Priestess and leader of the Porpos-kin, highly respected by her kind. She is devoted to the Sea Goddess, Ninulneda.
- Cool and Unusual Punishment: A lecture from Ninulneda is a truly feared punishment among the Porpos-kin.
- Demonic Possession: Ninulneda takes over her body from time to time.
- Fish People: The Porpos-kin are a race of Dolphin people.
- Large Ham: Ninulneda is not the most subtle person out there.
- Making a Splash: What a surprise.
Nimni
Nimni is very loyal, and will follow any directions his leader gives him. Though the Porpos-kin are not known to fight, he is also quite strong. Whenever something remarkable happens, he always says "This day shall be remembered!", his catchphrase. In general, Nimni is very calm and helpful to his teammates. Like all other Porpos-kin, he believes in and worships Ninunelda.
- Fish People: The Porpos-kin are a race of Dolphin people.
- Large Ham: "This day shall be remembered!"
Nemne
A Porpos-kin warrior who live in Naineneis. Like the other porpos-kin, she protects and follows priestess Neira.
- Fish People: The Porpos-kin are a race of Dolphin people.
- Out of Character Is Serious Business: There is one time in the game when she doesn't feel like singing. It's quite a contrast.
- Verbal Tic: She nearly always has ♪ music notes ♪ around what she's saying or ends her sentences with three exclamation points!!!
Zenoa
A mysterious mage. Even though she has a little knowledge about the One King, she knows a lot about the Starbearers and Mark of Stars.
- Humanoid Abomination: She looks human, but the fact that she makes her initial entrance by materializing out of thin air sort of belies that a bit.
- Jerk with a Heart of Gold: Buried deep, deep in there, she's not a bad person. She does have a soft spot for Sieg, which she admits to in the best ending.
- So Proud of You: If Sieg collects all 108 Stars, she remarks on how great a leader he became before disappearing back into the Ethos.
Chrodechild
The first princess of Astrasia. The leader of the Blades of Night's Veil, highly regarded for her skills with a sword. She fights with the Magedom of Janam against the Order of the One True Way.
- Badass in Distress: She briefly gets captured and detained by the Mage Lord, who's trying to blackmail her into marrying him. She wastes no time whatsoever knocking her captor out and making a break for it.
- Incest Subtext: Hilariously lampshaded by Asad.
- Living Emotional Crutch: She is apparently one to her sister, given how Fredegund joined the Order.
- Red Oni, Blue Oni: Blue to Asad's Red.
- Warrior Therapist: Against Fredegund.
Meruvis
A Blades of Night’s Veil member. He was second in command, and served Chrodechild faithfully. Chrodechild considered him to have the finest blade arm of all the Blades, but he believes that Chrodechild is superior.
- Number Two: To Chrodechild.
- Red Oni, Blue Oni: The blue half.
Roberto
The youngest member of the Blades of Night's Veil. Before he became a member of the Blades, Roberto was a Knight's servant, but when the Order came, Roberto couldn't fight to save his kingdom.
- Red Oni, Blue Oni: The red half.
- Suspiciously Specific Denial: When Sieg has just returned after being thrown to the Ravine of Infinity along with Liu and Chrodechild, Roberto tells him how angry he is and that he is not happy to see him. While smiling broadly.
Fredegund
The second princess of Astrasia, and also an ex-general of the Order. She is a great swordsman who has yet to be defeated in battle.
- Brainwashed and Crazy/More than Mind Control: The Order, in true cult fashion, hit her when she was emotionally vulnerable to indoctrinate her.
- Duel Boss: Chrodechild takes her on one-on-one.
- Hopeless Boss Fight: The first encounter with her basically consists of smashing the Blades with Divine Edge before they can move.
- Incest Subtext: Hilariously lampshaded by Asad.
- Redemption Demotion: Divine Edge got seriously nerfed between the initial Hopeless Boss Fight and her duel with Chrodechild. Even with both sisters working together, you can't replicate the full-party-heavy-damage attack she initially uses.
Guntram
The King of Astrasia's servant. When the Order came, he did not accept their teachings, and formed an Astrasian resistance against them.
- La Résistance: Leads the resistance against Order in Pharamond.
- Large Ham: Chrodechild mentions how he and Nimni will get along just fine.
- Old Retainer: To the previous king.
Manaril
The only princess of the Magedom of Janam, the daughter of the Mage Lord and second Empress, Lady Rizwan. She is also the only person to the date that could read the Chronicles. Her biological half-brother is Shams, the son of the third Empress, Lady Kureyah. Manaril was locked inside an underground training facility that was built inside the Arcane Academy. Her brother Shams seems to share a strong siblings bonds with her.
- Blessed with Suck: She's a Reader, capable of transcribing information from Chronicles, which takes a huge toll on her body and is obviously extremely painful. According to Rizwan, Readers rarely survive more than a few years of work.
- Little Miss Badass: Despite said ill health, she's a more than adequate mage.
- Love Martyr: For Rizwan.
- Ms. Exposition: One of the few benefits of her ability is that she can explain a lot about the Chronicles.
- Save the Princess: Double subverted. Sieg's initial reaction to finding out she's being locked in the basement and worked to death is to try to get her out, but Taj talks him out of trying anything right then. But once the Company is about to split with the Magedom anyway, the first thing he does is rescue her.
Shams
The son of the Mage Lord and Lady Kureyah of the Magedom of Janam. Being the only son of the Mage Lord, Kureyah tried her best to make Shams become the next king to Janam, one of her motives to her marriage to the Mage Lord, and her attempt to convince her parents to send the soldier of Salsabil to Janam.
- Big Brother Instinct: He does everything he can to try to protect Manaril, little though it may be.
- Idiot Hair: Not very prominent.
Asad
A former general from the Magedom of Janam.
- Cannot Spit It Out / Dogged Nice Guy: Poor guy.
- Everyone Can See It: The only people who don't know he's got a thing for Chrodechild are Sieg and Chrodechild herself.
- Red Oni, Blue Oni: Red to Chrodechild's blue.
- Unknown Rival: Has a one-sided rivalry with Meruvis.
- Walking Shirtless Scene: Very nearly.
Mubal
A Magedom of Janam's scholar and researcher of Chronicles, under Lady Rizwan.
- Accidental Misnaming: Actually, it's "Mubal", not "Scholar Guy". Later in the game, he doesn't bother anymore.
- Ms. Exposition: When introduced, provide information about the chronics to the party.
- Parental Substitute: For Manaril.
Diulf
The King of the Tribe of the Furious Roar from Cragbark.
- Babies Ever After: In Servillah's epilogue, she is said to have given birth to his child.
Servillah
A subordinate of King Diulf of the Tribe of Furious Roar. She seems to be stern, and keeps her honour by restricting herself from doing childish things like Lycia always does. She grew up next to Eusmil, and the two had been competitive ever since they were young. Servillah does not attempt to hide her dislike of Eusmil and enjoys the idea of competing with her.
- Babies Ever After: In the epilogue, Servillah is said to have given birth to Diulf's child.
- Red Oni, Blue Oni: The Blue to Lycia's Red.
- Sitcom Archnemesis: Servillah hates Eusmil.
Lycia
A playful subordinate of King Diulf of the Tribe of Furious Roar.
- Big Eater: So much so that her perpetual day is just eating pekklar meat to her heart's content.
- Red Oni, Blue Oni: The Red to Servillah's Blue.
Luo-Tao
A man from Woodland Village. After Lao-Kwan's death, he join in the Viele Wege Company and becomes a Starbearer.
Len-Lien
A childhood friend of Liu, who was tasked with protecting Lao-Kwan before her death.
- Childhood Friend Romance: For Liu.
Ordovic
The voice and guide of the Auster Folk for many years, residing in their Ancestral Altar.
- Large Ham: Being the Auster Folk's ancestor gives him a license to be this.
- Stop Worshipping Me: He finds the Auster Folk's reverence of him, in his words, "embarrassing."
Kashgar
The stubborn chief of Lugenik. Kashgar and the order's belief are similar; due to it, Kashgar allied and support the order.
- Amnesiac Dissonance: He was fighting the Order before the worlds merged; thanks to the amnesia that accompanies the merge, he completely forgot this and wound up aiding them instead.
- Grumpy Old Man: His initial attitude is less than welcoming.
- What the Hell, Hero?: Subjected to this by Ordovic for aiding the Order.
Diiwica
An Oracle soldier who guards the ancestral Altar. She takes great pride in her ancestors and as an Oracle Soldier.
- Red Oni, Blue Oni: The Red to Indrik's Blue.
- Giving Someone the Pointer Finger: Diiwica's character portrait does this constantly.
Indrik
An Auster Folk who lives in Lugenik. He works in the Ancestral Altar as a guard with Diiwica.
- Red Oni, Blue Oni: The Blue to Diiwica's Red.
Anya
A young girl from Grayridge Town. She talks a lot and loves to spread gossip around.
- Mugging the Monster: She tries to interview Zenoa. She comes back crying and saying, "I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry!"
- Screw This, I'm Outta Here: She was forced to join the Order, so the minute the opportunity presents itself she wastes no time in ditching them.
Selen
A very tough woman, also known as Storm. Selen lives in Citro Village and is the mother of Jale.
- The Dreaded: "The storm is coming! The storm is coming!"
Sisuca
Marica's older sister. She found Sieg when he was a baby and adopted him. She continuously claims to be Sieg's mother, which annoys Sieg a lot. She also has a very lovely singing voice, and can give Nemne lessons.
- Insistent Terminology: She insists on calling herself the hero's mom. He always replies that she's not his mom, she just raised him.
- Team Mom: Self-proclaimed example.
Tongatihi
A former Wanderer trader who retired at a young age. During his time as a Wanderer trader, he made a lot money and became successful.
- Didn't Think This Through: He's spent god knows how long trying to figure out how to put windows in the Corridor. Then Sieg points out that Gateways do exactly the same thing.
Gadburg
The former blacksmith of the Royal Family of Astrasia. As the smith of the Blades of Night’s Veil, he is the only one who is capable of forging the black blades they use.
- Defector from Decadence: He joins the Company because he's tired of the endless politicking in the Magedom.
- Single-Stroke Battle: His special ability allows the party to do this if their level is high enough above the enemy.
- Ultimate Blacksmith: He's the only person who can make Black Blades.
Luvais
The Magedom of Janam's ex-Captain.
- The Lost Lenore: Why he is so eager to bring down the Order, since his wife (who unknowingly had joined the Order) died from a relatively light illness and refused treatment.
Muro
A young male Auster Folk from Lugenik. He felt unhappy in his village and left.
- Defector from Decadence: Sort of. He left his people because they sided with the Order.
- Face of a Thug: Because it's very rare for Auster Folk to be outside their homeland, people instantly assume he's a demon and run away when they see him.
- Gentle Giant: Very strong and very kind.
Semias
An old man who loves to gamble a lot.
- Con Man: He bets Sieg 100 Potch that they will meet again. Only after he leaves does someone point out to Sieg that it's not possible for Semias to lose money on that.
- Good Smoking, Evil Smoking: Semias is offen seen smoking a pipe.
Wustum
A man who worked as a chef at the Magedom of Janam's Imperial Palace. He is very talented at cooking, and cooks food which pleases people when they eat it. He ran away after seeing that Danash VIII and Shairah were not worthy to eat the food he cooked.
- Badass Boast: When confronted by Magedom troops, they say he shouldn't bother resisting since he doesn't have any weapons aside from a carving knife. He replies that he wouldn't ruin his best tool by fighting someone with it, and that he can take them on with just his fists.
- Berserk Button: People who are insufficiently appreciative of his food.
- Defector from Decadence: Wustum was not amused by Shairah and the Mage Lord's lack of respect for his cooking.
- Permanently Missable Content: Potentially. You have to recruit him before cutting ties with the Magedom.
Nomno
A Porpos-kin warrior from Naineneis that loves to sleep.
- Fish People: The Porpos-kin are a race of Dolphin people.
- Offscreen Teleportation: When food is in the offing.
- Permanently Missable Content: If you miss Wustum, Nomno will be forced to spend the entire rest of the game lying on the couch, being famished.
- Ring-Ring-CRUNCH!: He has a unique Mark of the Stars called "Waking" that causes him to start out every battle asleep, but gain the Fury status effect when he wakes up.
- The Unintelligible: He never says anything other than "Zzzz...", which is why Sieg thinks he is asleep in his recruitment (while in reality he's just hungry).
Yadima
An old farmer from Citro Village who maintains a large farm in the Citro Plain. Sieg and his friends often visit his field to help.
Icas
A notorious flirt who hits on every girl he finds, regardless of how they look. He travels around the world, and once even intended to travel to another world via the Wanderer's gateway to search for more ladies.
Morrin
A woman infatuated with Icas. When Icas left her, she and her younger brother, Yovel, went to search for him.
- Playing with Fire: Morrin can learn fire spells from the chronicles.
- Tsundere: Morrin - Type A. Given just what kind of person Icas is, she has right to become one.
Yovel
A male in his teens. He is travelling with his big sister, Morrin, looking for Icas. He seems like a scaredy-cat first sight, but he has a determined and brave personality hidden inside of him. He despises both his sister and Icas.
- Butt-Monkey: Poor Yovel. As if having his sister drag him around isn't enough, at one certain quest he is unable to take off his mask thanks to a certain prankster.
- Cool Mask: Subverted. Morrin makes him wear it because he doesn't look intimidating enough otherwise.
- Hero-Worshipper: Yovel is this to Sieg.
Geschutz
A man from the United Kingdom of Ritterschild. He is the captain of one unit in the Belfar Agency. With Minen and Buchse on his party, he went off to the Magedom of Janam in order retrieve the Chronicle of Fierce Regalia.
Minen
A lady from a very influential noble family. Her family founded the Belfar Agency, and provides her with lots of connections.
Buchse
A sharpshooter for the Belfar Agency in Ritterschild. He follows orders under his Captain, Geschutz.
- Not So Stoic: When Tsaubern gives Tickle Torture to him near the end of the game.
Khemia
A gun manufacturer.
Hafin
Asad's deputy in the Mage Company in the Magedom of Janam. He was saved by Asad when his hometown was occupied by the Magedom. Ever since then, he loyally worked under Asad.
- Permanently Missable Content: If you don't recruit him before the Magedom is erased, he goes with it.
- Undying Loyalty: To Asad.
Nakil
A scout for the Magedom of Janam. He works under his Captain Asad.
- Permanently Missable Content: If you don't recruit him before the Magedom is erased, he goes with it.
- Undying Loyalty: To Asad.
Sotah
An extremely intelligent old man who lives in Tehah Village. He loves to share his knowledge to people, and when asked, he immediately answers any question.
- Experience Booster: His ability as a support character.
- Mr. Exposition: Variation: he keeps track of exposition you've already gotten so you can check it later.
Nhazu
An apprentice of Dogha, admiring Dogha's ability on predicting the avalanche in Ch'olui Mountain.. He lives along with his mother in Tehah Village.
Dogha
A mountaineer from the Ch'olui Mountain, known to predict avalanches in the mountain.
- Loners Are Freaks: What people think of him after the nineth fusion
- Jerk with a Heart of Gold: Grouchy as he may be, he does care about Nhazu.
Maybelle
A girl who likes to fantasize a lot about her love life. As a result, she believes in fated love and destiny, which made Sieg at first unwilling to interact with her, as it was similar to the Order's motto. She is also very determined, shown by how much effort she exuded in searching for the hero (she even put up a search quest in the headquarters).
- Abhorrent Admirer: She's not really ugly, just annoying.
- Clingy Jealous Girl: And how. She will comment on every woman you have in your party. Every one...
- Reincarnation Romance: She's convinced she's in one with Sieg, due to her memories being scrambled with the merging of worlds. He does not agree.
- Stalker with a Crush: She tries to sneak to Sieg's room on a regular basis.
Sphiel
An odd woman that people have mistaken for a "Snow Fairy". She always appears to be half asleep, or at least uninterested in what is going on around her. She appears to have met Dogha before, but cannot remember how or when.
- Cloud Cuckoo Lander: She asks people if they want snow...by throwing it at them.
- The Fair Folk: A mild version.
- Forgotten First Meeting: Dogha would later reveal that he was once romantically involved with Sphiel, when he was younger. She left after she realizes Dogha's ulterior motive. She would later have no recollection of Dogha, only having a vague memory of his face.
- Trademark Favorite Food: Snow. The ending mentions she invented ice cream.
Balsam
An old intelligent man and inventor. Two of his creations are the lift in the Grayridge Mine, and a mechanical android named Yod.
- Mad Scientist: Has shades of this.
Yod
A mechanical android created by Balsam, running on a power unit Balsam worked on for five years.
- Butt-Monkey: Balsam keeps suggesting they break Yod down for parts.
- Combining Mecha: The unite attack with Zayin.
- Theme Naming: Both mechanical Stars are named after letters of the Hebrew alphabet.
Zayin
Zayin is a battle android from another world. He was developed with an extremely advanced technology to prevent the One King from coming into their world.
- Bilingual Bonus: Zayin is unit number 7. The letter zayin is the seventh letter of the Hebrew alphabet.
- Combining Mecha: The unite attack with Yod.
- You Are Number 6: Zayin is the unit number 7, created to destroy the One King.
Nuzhat
Hailing from the Magedom of Janam, she is the mentor of Mubal and Rizwan.
- Master of Illusion: She invented dreambeasts, illusory monsters that seem real to someone fighting them.
- The Mentor: To Mubal
Rekareka
A successful Wanderer trader, doing anything to help her son Tuhululu understand the trading business and raise his confidence.
Tuhululu
A Wanderer trader. He was always seen by his mother Rekareka's side; she taught him everything he need to learn about trading, and since then he's helped his mother.
Numnu
A young male Porpos-kin from Naineneis. He acts like he loves humans and enjoys spending time with them, but his true plan is to play pranks on them. Even if he was scolded, he will continue to prank people.
- Fish People: The Porpos-kin are a race of Dolphin people.
- Green-Eyed Monster: He tries to frame Autar for a prank because he's jealous that someone is muscling in on his territory as the resident cute demihuman kid.
- Little Miss Con Artist: In his case, it's Little Mister Prank Artist, constantly pranking people even after being scolded for it.
- Evil Cannot Comprehend Good: He honestly doesn't seem to get that Autar being nice to humans is completely sincere and has no ulterior motives.
- Ridiculously Cute Critter: Exploited for all it's worth.
Dromon
The leader of Lonomakua Pirates, which originated from Lonomakua Island. After 9th world is fused, Lonomakua Island disappeared along with the pirates' hideout, leaving Dromon and his pirates stranded until Sieg met them again.
- Cultured Badass: Dromon, despite his and his family's lowbrow status, insisted on Felecca and Xebec being educated. As a result, Xebec spent time at an elite academy in the islands, and Felecca attended school in Pharamond.
- Improbable Weapon User: Dromon dual-wields anchors.
- Promotion to Parent: Implied for Dromon, given his Team Dad attitude towards Felecca and Xebec and his insistence on them having an education outside of piracy.
- The Pirates Who Don't Do Anything: At least, not when they're with you, since there are no water or ship to ship battles to speak of.
Felecca
The only female in Dromon's pirate gang. Dromon and Xebec are her brothers.
- Cultured Badass: Dromon, despite his and his family's lowbrow status, insisted on Felecca and Xebec being educated. As a result, Xebec spent time at an elite academy in the islands, and Felecca attended school in Pharamond.
- Cuteness Proximity: Felecca loves cute things. She always wanted to pet a Porpos. Manaril and Autar garner similar reactions.
- The Pirates Who Don't Do Anything: At least, not when they're with you, since there are no water or ship to ship battles to speak of.
Xebec
Dromon and Felecca's younger brother. In the Academy, Xebec met the nation's princess, Hina. After graduating with honors, Xebec returned to his life as pirate, helping his brother and sister.
- Cultured Badass: Dromon, despite his and his family's lowbrow status, insisted on Felecca and Xebec being educated. As a result, Xebec spent time at an elite academy in the islands, and Felecca attended school in Pharamond.
- The Pirates Who Don't Do Anything: At least, not when they're with you, since there are no water or ship to ship battles to speak of.
Gorno
An Auster Folk who lived in Lugenik. When the Order came and said that his creations were predetermined, he left, and moved to Mount Svatgol.
- Ham-to-Ham Combat: There's a sidequest where he gets into a battle of craftsmanship with himself from another world. Both of them are, of course, shouting at the top of their lungs the whole time, WITH ALL CAPS.
- No Indoor Voice: Lampshaded during a quest with his otherworld self.
- Real Men Wear Pink: Looked at from the opposite side. Several characters express astonishment that the artwork he produces was made by someone so big, loud, grumpy, and uncomplicated-looking.
Autar
A Furious Roar child from Cragbark.
Chein
Originally from another world, but when her world fused with Sieg's, she forgot everything from her world. Chein is a tough young woman who spends her time around Marsinah Plains doing her training.
- Blood Knight: Her #1 goal is usually "bust heads."
Ouragan
An assassin with a mysterious background. He was hired to kill Icas by a girl he left heartbroken and angry.
- Even Evil Has Standards: He says that the erasure of the Magedom was horrible even by an assassin's standards.
- Villains Out Shopping: He was sent to keep an eye on Icas, but since Icas is pretty much contained, Ouragan winds up spending most of his time sightseeing instead. He thinks the order to assassinate him was stupid anyway.
Yula
A young woman from the Empire of the North Star. She is also a respectful and a strong swordswoman who gained praise from the Princesses of Astrasia.
- Blood Knight: Mildly. She really wants to fight Chrodechild and Mourgent, but she's not out to kill anyone.
- Gameplay and Story Segregation: Said to be on par with Chrodechild during her recruitment. Statistically Speaking, not so much.
- Obfuscating Stupidity: Despite numerous hints that she is of second-highest rank in the Empire Of The North Star, she insists that she is just a civilian.
Mourgent
A legendary blademaster, known to have the most superior skill in Astrasia. After his disappearance, many thought he was dead.
- Noodle Incident: What he was doing prior to his recruitment. He even insists that he won't tell.
- Older Than They Look: He's supposedly over 100 years old...
Amaralicht
A calm and nice volunteer soldier living in the Kingdom of Astrasia. He has a younger brother name Quillard.
- Big Brother Instinct: Amaralicht is usually trying to keep his little brother from doing something really stupid.
- Red Oni, Blue Oni: Amaralicht (blue) and Quillard (red).
Quillard
A rash, hotheaded youth. He is a volunteer soldier from the Kingdom of Astrasia. Amaralicht is his older brother.
- Red Oni, Blue Oni: Amaralicht (blue) and Quillard (red).
Bosche
A burly adventurer who was born on the road with his traveling parents. Bosche doesn't know his nationality and he stopped traveling the world when he met a beautiful lady named Lathilda in Noslaw Woods. Soon, Lathilda became his wife.
- Babies Ever After: In the epilogue, Lathilda is said to have given birth to five children.
- Happily Married: With Lathilda.
- Ugly Guy, Hot Wife: Bosche definitely found a good pick in Lathilda.
- Walking the Earth: What Bosche was doing prior to getting trapped in the Noslaw Woods.
Lathilda
A former lady-in-waiting of Pharamond. When her homeland fell into Order's control, in despair, she left and went to Noslaw Woods.
- Babies Ever After: In the epilogue, Lathilda is said to have given birth to five children.
- Driven to Suicide: Lathilda originally came to the forest with the intent of killing herself there after the fall of Astarsia, but she ran into Bosche instead. The rest is history.
- Happily Married: With Bosche.
- Ugly Guy, Hot Wife: Bosche definitely found a good pick in Lathilda.
Lubberkin
A man from Grayridge Town. In his younger years, he worked as a miner in Grayridge Mine, but he accidentally fell through a Gateway. It brought him to another world (Other Marica's), where people abused him all the time.
- Cowardly Lion: He may burst into tears at the slightest provocation, but he's also very quick to conclude that if the Order messed up his hometown, he's joining the Company so he can take them down.
- Ocular Gushers: Given all the crap he has gone through, can you really blame him?
- Trapped in Another World: He's been trapped in Other Marcia's world for a very long time.
Hina
A princess, and the niece of the Chief of the Lonomakua Islands. She studied in Lonomakua Academy, where she met Xebec.
- Berserk Button: Even the slightest insinuation that she's young and/or short will result in a very angry Hina.
- The Napoleon: Which makes her look like she's at Manaril's age, while in reality she is at around the same age as Sieg.
Darrow
A soldier of the Order from Cynas, who fell in love with Savina. Although their relationship was prohibited by the Order, they continued to see each other secretly until they were discovered.
Savina
A young woman from Cynas who fell in love with Darrow, a soldier of the Order.
Megion
Diulf's rival. Megion and Diulf competed to become the King of the Furious Roar, but because Megion believed that fighting the One King was more important, he withdrew and left the Furious Roar.
- Babies Ever After: Eusmil's epilogue states that she gave birth to his child.
- The Rival: To Diulf.
Eusmil
A Furious Roar woman from Cragbark. In her younger years, Eusmil and Servillah developed a rivalry. Since then, Eusmil became very competitive with Servillah. When Megion left Cragbark, Eusmil and Nictis accompanied him.
- Babies Ever After: Her epilogue: "Almost as if to keep up with Servillah, she gave birth to Megion's child".
- Red Oni, Blue Oni: Eusmil (red) and Nictis (blue).
- Sitcom Archnemesis: To Servillah.
Nictis
A Furious Roar man loyal to Megion. When Megion left Cragbark, Nictis and Eusmil went with him.
- Bears Are Bad News: Averted. Nictis is, if anything, calmer and more stable than the canine and feline members of the Furious Roar.
- Red Oni, Blue Oni: Eusmil (red) and Nictis (blue).
Namna
A faithful Porpos-kin who serves directly under priestess Neira. He cares deeply for her being.
- Fish People: The Porpos-kin are a race of Dolphin people.
- Guide Dang It!: He is the hardest character to recruit in the entire game.
- Theme Naming: With the other Porpos.
Taj
A young boy from a noble family. His family got executed when they ploted against Danash VIII. When it is his turn to be executed, Sham protected him with his own life. Ever since then, Taj became his bodyguard and servant.
- Undying Loyalty: To Shams.
Tsaubern
A young man from the Halnish Family, a noble family in Ritterschild. He likes pretty high places and is well acquainted with the Belfar Agency. He knows Minen's aristocratic background, and he believes that Yula is the War Priestess Mayula of the Empire of the North Star.
- Bunny-Ears Lawyer: Has a strange sense of humor and loves to stand around high places for no particular reason, but is also far more in tune with politics than almost anyone else in the Company.
- No Sense of Personal Space: Apparently.
- Tickle Torture: Gives one to Buchse near the end of the game. Buchse is not pleased.
- Obfuscating Stupidity: Like Yula, he insists that it is just coincidence that he has a lot in common with a certain noble of Ritterschild.
Ramin
A traveling musician. His music causes fury in people, making them pick fights with each other.
- Brown Note: It's unknown which has the effect of making people angry - the music, the instrument, or Ramin himself.
- Ham-to-Ham Combat: There's a sidequest involving a version of him from another world. They quickly wind up yelling various insults at each other, apparently unaware that calling your alternate-universe self "low-born" implies the same thing of you. Funnily enough, when they start fighting, their music cancels each other out, resulting in BGM failure...
- Jerkass: The low-born comment!
- Too Dumb to Live:
- Sieg has to haul him bodily out of Cragbark before he starts trying to rile up the Furious Roar and gets himself ripped to shreds.
- Subverted in a sidequest. Sieg panics because alternate-universe Ramin decided to drop by Pharamond, which is, as he puts it, "chock-full of people with swords." Turns out other!Ramin's music just makes people laugh really, really hard instead of making them angry.
Misrach
A rebel from Salsabil. He hates that Salsabil was reduced to a vassal state in the Magedom, and formed the Salsabil Liberation Army.
- Chekhov's Gunman: He's first seen just after the Company allies itself with the Magedom, but isn't recruitable until after the Magedom gets erased.
- La Résistance: Part of the "Salsabil Liberation Army."
Nofret
A treasure hunter that came from another world with her underlings.
- Jerk with a Heart of Gold: She puts on an air of being a heartless grave robber, but she's actually a total sweetheart and a Mama Bear, even making it a point to focus on finding buried heirlooms for Shams and Manarol. It's at this point that Sieg emphatically insists that she join his group.
- Mama Bear: Has shades of it towards Shams and Manaril, due to the unique circumstance in how she's connected to them.
Gilliam
An Order Soldier that works under Macoute. After Macoute was removed from the position as head of Grayridge, Gilliam managed the town.
- Anti-Villain: He's initially working for Macoute, but is appalled when he discovers his corruption.
- Reasonable Authority Figure: Even when he's working for the Order, Logan and Sieg trust that he always has the public good of Grayridge in mind.
Yomi
A traveling performer from the Empire of the North Star. He likes when people appreciate his way of dancing.
Chihaya
A traveling performer from the Empire of the North Star. Her partner is Yomi, who dances while she is playing her flute.
- Casual Kink: Her relationship with Yomi is stated to be that of master (Yomi) and slave (Chihaya)(?).
Tigre
A friend and an assistant of King Diulf. The one who is looking over Cragbark, every time King Diulf is away.
Mun-Tsang
A former Scribe member, exiled to the woods. She failed to steal the Tatau Council from Lao-Kwan; her tattoo changed to red as a symbol for his crime.
- In the Hood: To hide her red tattoos.
Keflen
Keflen went to the desert ruin to look for Belemuel, but before he could summon him, the One King destroyed his world. Luckily, the desert where the ruins are located fused with Sieg's world.
Belemuel
A mysterious man the party encounters at the end of the ruins where Keflen had been found earlier. Belemuel has the same method of appearing out of nowhere like Zenoa.
- Enigmatic Minion: The others Starbearers don't know much about him. Trying to interview him will always ends in failure.
Hao-Shi
An aggressive member of the tribe of the Scribes.
- Enemy Mine: He still shows hostility even after he joins.
Kow-Low
A member of the Tribe of the Scribes who live in the Woodland Village.
Rufa
A mysterious girl found in the ruins of Rarohenga.
Enumclaw
Antagonists
General tropes
- Anti-Villain: Some of them; the Aster Folks are the most notable example.
- Battle Couple: Conon and Fergus, Nova and Sophia, Vaslof and Resno.
- Because Destiny Says So: This trope is the foundation of The Order of the One True Way. Followers believe in it so strongly that they don't even think to move to safety when a cleric announces that lightning will strike and kill in a crowd, because destiny said that it would happen. Disconcertingly for the heroes, all of their predictions do come true. The priests can predict the future because Valfred can read their world's Chronicle, a history of all its natural events. It doesn't say anything about what people will do, though, and it can (and has) been rewritten to suit the Order's desires.
- Co-Dragons: The archivists, for Valfred.
- Heel–Face Turn: Fredegund, Diadora, Nova, Sophia and the Aster Folk.
- Hopeless Boss Fight: Everyone but Macoute and Beardsley pulls this at least once. Offen happens when the party meets a new archivist.
- One-Winged Angel: The archivists can became one by 'fusing' with a False Chronicle. Everyone but Nova, Diadora, Vaslof and Resno ends up becoming one.
Valfred
The Chancellor of the Order of the One True Way. He does not shy away from using his army to expand the reach of the Order.
- Big Bad Duumvirate: With the One King.
- Evil Chancellor: He's a Chancellor that's the main antagonist driving the story's plot.
- Evil Old Folks: He's 65, although one of Anya's quests notes that he hasn't aged for a long time, so he's probably much older.
- Love Makes You Evil: Everything began when his family was erased by the world fusion long time ago.
- Seers: Can predict the future by reading the world's Chronicle.
Conon
He is an Archivist of the The Order, and is partnered with Fergus. Not much is known about Conon, except that he is very serious about acquiring the Chronicles, like his partner.
- Dual Boss: With Fergus.
- Villain Forgot to Level Grind: Pointed out by Liu.
Fergus
An archivist for the The Order of the One True Way, working under Valfred. He was assigned to look for the False Chronicles with his partner Conon.
- Dual Boss: With Conon.
- Villain Forgot to Level Grind: Pointed out by Liu.
Diadora
The lead archivist at the library in the Town of the Way, the stronghold of the Order of the One True Way in the town of Cynas. She wasn't originally a Starbearer, but upon the fusion of worlds, she received the Chronicle of her world and became a Starbearer.
- Everybody's Dead, Dave: Her home world has erased by a world fusion.
- My Nayme Is: Her name is pronounced like the real-life name "Deirdre".
- Psychotic Smirk: Even when she's sincerely happy, she has one hell of an evil smile.
- Redemption Demotion: She has the power to create Gateways to anywhere she's been before. Can you use this to summon monsters like she did before joining you or create a Portal Network to every city on the map? Of course not.
- Weaponized Teleportation: She likes to make Gates that don't lead anywhere as a way of disposing of inconvenient people. This is the only ability she retains post Heel–Face Turn; see Redemption Demotion.
- Well-Intentioned Extremist: Her main goal in hunting the Chronicles is to allow the Order to prevent world fusions from wiping out heavily populated areas.
Nova
Nova is part of the Order, and a minor antagonist that Sieg and the Viele Wege Company fought on several occasions. His daughter is very afraid of him because of a traumatic experience.
- Dual Boss: With Sophia.
- Love Martyr: To his daughter, Sophia.
- My Greatest Failure: An unfortunate accident caused him to briefly go crazy and attack his wife and daughter. Sophia survived, but Nova is now even more determined to protect her to make up for it.
- Stone Wall: Every time you fight the two of them, Nova is standing in front and absorbing all the damage while Sophia nukes you with spells from the back. His stats reflect that too.
- Sword and Sorcerer: The sword, with Sophia as Sorceress.
- 24-Hour Armor: He doesn't even have a sprite where he isn't wearing a helmet, so the only time in the entire game you can even see his face is one animated cutscene.
Sophia
A dedicated servant of the Order of the One True Way that works as one of the archivists in the great library of Cynas. Nova was her real father. She was fatally wounded when Nova went berserk as a result of receiving the mark of the Sacred Twin Blades, subsequently causing her to fear Nova and having her memories of him wiped from her mind. In need of a father figure, her mind had replaced Nova with Valfred, who had then gave her the Mark of the True Chronicle.
- The Atoner: After joining the party, as one of her victory quotes shows.
- Curtains Match the Window: Has brown eyes and hair.
- Dual Boss: With Nova.
- Mind-Control Eyes: She has one, apparently. Turns out something is going on related to her backstory.
- Sword and Sorcerer: The sorceress, with Nova as the Sword.
- Tragic Monster: Dust Sophia. She gets better, though.
Resno
An Auster Folk who lives in Lugenik. Like her husband Vaslof, she serves the The Order of the One True Way.
- Big Damn Heroes: In her first appearance, she and Vaslof bail the party out when they're attacked by Conon and Fergus, thinking it's a mugging. Later, they help the hero to escape from the sand monsters of Fort Arc.
- Red Oni, Blue Oni: The Blue to Vaslof's Red.
Vaslof
An Auster Folk, who works for The Order of the One True Way. He is Resno's husband. Vaslof is a loyal soldier, and believes in honor and justice.
- Big Damn Heroes: In his first appearance, he and Resno bail the party out when they're attacked by Conon and Fergus, thinking it's a mugging. Later, they help the hero to escape from the sand monsters of Fort Arc.
- Friendly Enemy: Vaslof quite likes the hero, even though he's on the other side.
- Red Oni, Blue Oni: The Red to Resno's Blue.
Macoute
The Order head of Grayridge Town for many years.
- Accidental Misnaming: He does not appreciate Sieg's constantly referring to him as "the windbag."
- Ineffectual Sympathetic Villain: You can actually take pity on him at some point...
- Large Ham: His voice actor was really enjoying himself.
- Obstructive Bureaucrat: The party's original reason for disliking him was that he refused to give them a border pass unless they waited for days.
Beardsley
An Order general.
The One King
The Order of the One True Way in many worlds worshiped the One King and awaited his arrival. He would arrive when 12 worlds were "fused" with that world, which usually meant a century to wait. However, many leaders of the Order learned of a ritual that would allow the One King to arrive much quicker. Because of this, the worlds within the Infinity began to diminish quickly, giving the One King an incredible amount of power. He arrives in Sieg's world towards the end of the game, acting as the Final Boss.
- Big Bad Duumvirate: With Valfred.
- Chess Motifs: Represents the king. The monsters in his dungeon are all patterned after chess pieces.
- The Faceless: His helmet covers half of his face.
- Hopeless Boss Fight: The first battle with him is this.
- Light Is Not Good: His design resembles a Knight in Shining Armor
- Not So Invincible After All: At first the heroes could barely scratch him due to the protection from True Chronicle, but once they use the power of twelve chronicles, they can dampen that protection.
- One-Winged Angel: He is fought in three forms.
- Rewriting Reality: Turns out the One King has rewritten the True Chronicles of many worlds, eventually leading to his appearances in said worlds and destroy them.
- Tragic Monster: During the ending it is revealed that the One King is a former Tenkai Star who used the lives of his allies to kill the previous One King (a method that was considered, but rejected by Sieg). Presumably, he continues to destroy worlds in hopes that a Tenkai Star will be able to kill him using another method.
Other characters
The royalty
- Bitch in Sheep's Clothing:
- The Mage Lord Danash VIII himself who is introduce to Sieg as a kind and generous ruler, is later revealed to be a Manipulative Bastard who like pitting people or groups against each other in order to make them compete for his approval and, therefore contribute more to the Magedom. Which is why The Empress Consorts have deep hatred for each other.
- Sairah. At first, she seems the nicest of the three Consorts, until she uses the Blades and the Company as bait in an attack, with the goal that they'll take most of the damage and her own Mage Corps will get all the glory.
- Ret-Gone: Danash, alongside his three wives and the rest of the Magedom of Janam, is wipped out by a world fusion caused by Valfred.
Danash VIII
The eighth Mage Lord of the Magedom of Janam, and father of Shams and Manaril. He is a very cunning individual, using tricks when necessary to increase his country's power, though he hides this cunning personality by acting kind and generous. Sieg himself claimed that Danash was no different from Valfred; a future Danash wanted and a future already predetermined seemed pretty much the same to Sieg.
- Bald of Authority: He is the Mage Lord, the 'king' of the Magedom.
- Foil: To Sieg. Both are leader that fight against the order, but while Sieg tend to inspire trust and valorize mutual help, the emperor act by manipulating his underline and exiting the rivalry between them. The opposition becomes obvious when several character serving the magedom to join Sieg’s company.
- Manipulative Bastard
- Polyamory: Deconstructed. His various wives hate each other and are constantly jockeying for power, and the resulting infighting has turned the Magedom into a Decadent Court.
- Scarpia Ultimatum: He tries to blackmail Chrodechild into marring him by taking the Blades hostage.
Shairah
The first wife and the first empress consort of Danash VIII. She is in charge and the Commander of the Royal Mage Forces.
- Lady Drunk: According to Wustum, who found it rather appalling.
- Sophisticated as Hell: Her entire mode of speech changes when she's not in the court.
- Stripperiffic: That dress of hers is really low-cut. Can be pointed out by the hero. When she asks why he looks surprised to learn she's a general, his response is basically, "Well, I bet you don't do a lot of fighting in that particular outfit."
Rizwan
The second wife of Mage Lord of the Magedom of Janam, and the mother of Princess Manaril. She is the woman who took the charge of the Arcane Academy and the Chronicles.
- The Archmage: Head of the Arcane Academy.
- Break Her Heart to Save Her: She says a lot of really nasty and callous things when the gang shows up to rescue Manaril, thereby assuring that she'll leave with them instead of continuing to be a Love Martyr.
- Dying Moment of Awesome: Whatever else she may have done, shoving the world fusion out of the way enough to save Salsabil was pretty awesome.
- Hidden Heart of Gold: In order to survive the power struggle in the Magedom, she has no choice but to use any means to retain her status. Her final moments also show that she truly cares for Manaril.
- Kick the Dog: She is not kind to her daughter. At all.
- Pet the Dog: Her comment after the party rescues Manaril suggests that she let them leave in order to save Manaril's life.
- Well-Intentioned Extremist: She's forcing Manaril to read the Chronicle so that they have more information they can use to improve their magic and fight the Order.
Kureyah
The third wife and the Third Empress Consort of Danash VIII. She is from Salsabil. Her mother is Furat and her father is the Viceroy of Salsabil, Masrur. She and Danash VIII had a son name Shams.
- Used to Be a Sweet Kid: Her parents lament what being Empress Consort has done to her personality.
Masrur
The former King of Salsabil. After the alliance with the Magedom of Janam, he descended the throne and became the Viceroy of Salsabil. He have a wife name Furat and a daughter name Kureyah. He is Shams' grandfather.
Furat
Lao-Kwan
The Elder of the Scribes. She lives in Woodland Village along with the Scribes. She has tattoos all over his body like the other Scribes. Her Tattoo is a False Chronicles from her original world, and it is called Tatau Council.
Other Marica
Bright and witty, the "Marica of the other world" has shown the capability of wielding a giant axe, which she obtained by laying her fingers on a mysterious book in her world. She arrived on Sieg's world by the Gateway, chasing after the Renegade.
- Evil Twin: Subverted. She is just initially considered as one because nobody in the village knows what she is talking about.
- Hero of Another Story: She's the current Tenkai Star of her world.
Atrie
A male in his teens from another world, in which he is the leader of the Starbearers. The situation on Atrie's World isn't much different from Sieg's World; they are on the offensive, but they haven't won.
- Guest-Star Party Member: In an easily overlooked sidequest that grants you Infinity +1 Sword.
- Like a Son to Me: He is this to the man who is hinted to be Sieg's father.
Cougar
A member of the Tribe of the Furious Roar, and a close friend of Sieg as well. He was a subordinate of King Diulf alongside Servillah and Lycia.
- Literal-Minded: This line, sort of.Cougar: I've never seen a windbag before. What kind of animal is that?
Nameless Hero
- All There in the Manual: He only appears in the artbook, and his armor hints that he is the Tenkai Star who forcefully became the current One King.
