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As a Group
These characters are not same people who appear in their main games.
- Adapted Out: Forget about seeing them in the manga adaptation anytime soon.
- Alternate Universe: The returning Tales characters take elements of their backstories from their home titles, but fit it into the world of Crestoria. For example, Luke fon Fabre from Abyss is still a noble, but his hometown is Medagal and not Kimlasca, while Cress Albane is a sword master who took over a dojo after its original master disappeared, and has been teaching Kanata on the side. Later, he runs into Mint Adenade, his canon Love Interest, and has to be introduced to her.
- Five-Man Band: Cress's party currently consists of Cress (The Leader), Mint (The Heart), Emil (The Lancer), Ratatosk (The Big Guy) and Marta (The Smart Girl).
- Gender-Equal Ensemble: Lloyd's party consist of two men (Lloyd and Genis) and two women(Colette and Arche).
- Two Girls and a Guy: Natalia's party consist of two women (Natalia and Chloe) and one guy (Guy).
- We Help the Helpless: All of Cress' party, especially Emil and Marta, who tried (and failed) to make ends meet as traveling mercenaries before meeting Cress.
Cress' Party
Cress
Cress Albane
Original Series: Tales of Phantasia
Voiced by: Takeshi Kusao
Kanata's sword master who took over the local dojo of Dalchia following the disappearance of its original master, Mibaru. After Kanata and Misella leave with Vicious, he also embarks on his own journey with Emil, Marta and Mint to locate a mysterious organization that has been gathering up humans and monsters to conduct unethical experiments on them.
- Badass Normal: While the rest of his party use healing magic and powers gained in a Freak Lab Accident, Cress is just really good with a sword.
- Badass Teacher: To Kanata.
- The Leader: As of the current story update, he is this to the party that formed in his side-story.
- Revenge: His primary motivation is avenging the death of his swordmaster, Mibaru. Averted when the villagers of Dalchia kill Mibaru in his monster form, since Cress doesn't seek revenge on them and instead simply admonishes them for trying to evade responsibility for killing him.
Mint
Mint Adenade
Original Series: Tales of Phantasia
Voiced by: Junko Iwao
A traveling healer who came to Dalchia to help the orphans after the local shelter burned down, but instead got tied up in the mystery around Mibaru's disappearance.
- The Ingenue: The fact that she is the only character who doesn't immediately fear and/or attack Mibaru because of his monstrous appearance says a lot about her purity of heart.
- The Heart: In Cress' party, though she occasionally shares the role with Marta.
- The Medic: As in her home game, she specializes in Healing Artes and has only very limited combat capabilities.
- Shipper on Deck: Seems to be really enthusiastic about the idea of a Emil/Marta/Ratatosk-threesome, which horrifies the later two of said trio.Ratatosk & Marta: "What's wrong with you!?"
Emil
Emil Castagnier
Original Series: Tales of Symphonia: Dawn of the New World
Voiced by: Hiro Shimono
A timid boy who was kidnapped by Human Traffickers years ago, eventually escaped, and has been searching for the perpetrators ever since. Initially accompanied on his journey by his best friend Marta, they are soon joined by Cress and Mint.
- Adaptation Personality Change: Not only is this version of Emil significantly more self-confident than his original counterpart, but that he is also Marta's childhood friend and a real human.
- All-Loving Hero: His defining trait is that he cares about everyone, even the violent, demonic entity living in his head that he can't actually talk to. According to the Japanese version, Emil actually cares more about helping Ratatosk become a corporeal being than about reclaiming his own life.
- Alternate Identity Amnesia: He cannot remember anything that happens while Ratatosk is in control of his body, meaning the two of them have never properly met despite Sharing a Body. That said, whenever Emil is the active personality he seems to be capable of sensing Ratatosk's emotions.
- Glass Cannon: His attack is on the higher end for an SR, while having one of the lower defenses as well. His fighting style is all offensive focused as well, including his Awakened skill increase damage for dark type allies after twenty hits. His health is above average though, so he can take some hits, just not a lot.
- The Lancer: To Cress, though the slot is shared with Ratatosk.
- Muscle Angst: Unlike his Dawn counterpart, he dislikes having to rely on Ratatosk's power to protect himself and is currently training to become a decent swordsman in his own right.
- Oblivious to Love: Marta claims he is this, but it's more likely that he just ignores her advances on purpose, similarly to his prime counterpart.
- Psycho Prototype: After the organization experimented on him (though, the "psycho" part is mostly restricted to Ratatosk.)
- Samaritan Syndrome: He'd rather starve than take money for helping people who actually need it.
- Shrinking Violet: Not nearly to the same extent as his Dawn of the New World counterpart, but the trait is still present
Ratatosk
Ratatosk
Original Series: Tales of Symphonia: Dawn of the New World
Voiced by: Hiro Shimono
An alternate personality living within Emil's psyche, created after the latter was injected with the essence of countless monsters by an organization that kidnapped Emil years ago. Unlike Emil, he is brash, short-tempered and often callous. However, despite this, he still cares deeply about his companions' well-being, even if he refuses to admit it.
- Adaptation Personality Change: While in his original game Ratatosk Mode-Emil is motivated by a deep devotion to Marta and 4,000 years of burning hatred towards humans and half-elves, here Ratatosk's sole desire is to create a body of his own, so he can split from Emil and live his own life.
- Alternate Identity Amnesia: Averted; he is fully conscious at all times, even when Emil is the one in control.
- The Big Guy: To Cress' party
- Body Backup Drive: His prime motivation here is to create one for himself, so he and Emil can live their separate lives.
- The Lancer: To Cress, together with Emil.
- Many Spirits Inside of One: Said to be made up of an amalgamation of countless monster souls in this version.
- Psycho Prototype: Laid waste to the facility that created him soon after he was born.
- Sharing a Body: With Emil.
- Speaks Fluent Animal: Can speak to monsters, due to partially being one himself.
- Super-Powered Alter Ego: To Emil.
- Tsundere: Towards everyone, but especially Emil and Marta.
Marta
Marta Lualdi
Original Series: Tales of Symphonia: Dawn of the New World
Voiced by: Rie Kugimiya
Emil's spirited childhood friend with healing abilities and a strong sense of justice. She also harbors a (possibly unrequited) crush on Emil, which she isn't shy about voicing.
- Adaptation Personality Change: Her original counterpart initially knew nothing about Emil and tried hard to mold him into a Knight in Shining Armor. This version of Marta grew up together with Emil and is more accepting of his mellower side.
- Samaritan Syndrome: To a lesser extend than Emil, but still.
- Secret-Keeper: Initially, she is the only one who knows that Emil and Ratatosk are Sharing a Body, though she eventually tells the truth to Cress and Mint.
- The Smart Girl: A downplayed one for Cress' party. She is the only person in the party adept in any sort of trickery or manipulation, as Cress, Mint and Emil are too pure-hearted to deceive anyone and Ratatosk is too blunt. She sometimes also acts as The Heart alongside Mint.
- Tsundere: Harsh type, towards Ratatosk, typically reserving all her sweetness to Emil.
- Unlucky Childhood Friend: While her crush on Emil is one of her favorite conversation topics, Emil has yet to agree to actually date her.
Nocheet
Reid
Reid Hershel
Original Series: Tales of Eternia
Voiced by: Akira Ishida
A traveler who meets Kanata, Misella and Vicious during their escape from Dalchia. He first appear as ally in Lure of the Forest Fruit.
- Only Sane Man: He's one of the few members of Nocheet who is willing to look past the party's Transgressor status and help them.
Farah
Farah Oersted
Original Series: Tales of Eternia
Voiced by: Yuko Minaguchi
A childhood friend of Reid. She first appear as ally in Lure of the Forest Fruit.
- Combat Medic: One of her skills is a healing arte, and her Awakened buff heals the party a bit at the start of each wave. She also has high attack and her other arte hits five times.
- It's All My Fault: In Farah's side story, when she was a child she reported a boy for bullying her on a vision orb. As a result, her bully was branded with the Stain of Guilt and executed by the Enforcers. She feels guilty about what she did and the bully's mother blames her for killing her son.
- Vigilante Woman: As the "Racheans Avenger", though her goal is explicitly to bring evildoers to justice without getting them killed.
Velvet's Party
Velvet
Velvet Crowe
Original Series: Tales of Berseria
Voiced by: Rina Sato
A mysterious wanderer with a demonic-looking right arm traveling with Milla.
- Adaptational Backstory Change: In Berseria, Velvet and her young brother Laphi are raised by their brother-in-law until he sacrifices Laphi and cuts off Velvet's left arm. In Crestoria, Velvet raises her brother alone in a small rural village. One day, when she and Laphi go to the mountains to pick up vegetables for dinner, they encounter Milla in the middle of a fight against an incarnation. The incarnation throws Milla off-guard and grabs Velvet's brother. Velvet feels helpless when she watches her brother and the incarnation get obliterated by Milla.
- Adaptation Species Change: In Berseria, Velvet became a Therion Daemon as a result of her hand being cut off. In Crestoria, its implied that Velvet is human, but that her Red Right Hand is actually a Incarnation that was able to graft onto her.
- Big Damn Heroes: She, alongside Milla, appear and save Kanata as a powerful monster attacks him during his hunt to capture Gordon.
- It's Personal: Velvet travels with Milla because she wants to kill her for killing her younger brother. She won't kill Milla until all incarnations are destroyed.
- Red Right Hand: Just like in Berseria, she had a demonic hand instead of a normal hand. Unlike Berseria though, here it is because of some sort of past event with Milla, and is implied to be an Incarnation of Sin.
Milla
Milla Maxwell
Original Series: Tales of Xillia
Voiced by: Miyuki Sawashiro
Velvet's traveling companion.
- Big Damn Heroes: She, alongside Velvet, appear and save him as a powerful monster attacks Kanata during his hunt to capture Gordon.
- Glass Cannon: Downplayed. Milla has a low HP stat for her rarity but one of the highest attack stats at the same time, but she has roughly average defense as well. This leans her closer to a Jack of All Stats overall, but it does mean she can't take as much punishment as some other characters.
- Must Make Amends: For an unknown reason, her reasons for traveling with Velvet are linked to some manner of mistake she made in the past towards Velvet. Its implied at the start of Velvet's side story and in the main story that Milla had a hand in the death of her brother Laphicet and Velvet gaining her arm.
- Would Hurt a Child: Milla has no problem killing Velvet's younger brother, who was held captive by an incarnation. The work implies she did this because he was beyond saving.
Kio Village
Laphicet
Laphicet
Original Series: Tales of Berseria
Voiced by: Azumi Asakura
Adoptive brother of Presea and Alicia Combatir.
- Adaptation Personality Change: Laphicet in Berseria was a Empty Shell upon first being introduced, and developed a sense of self through interacting with Velvet and the others. Here, he already has a defined personality and is more upbeat and cheerful at the start of the game.
- I Will Find You: At the end of Velvet's side story, Laphicet promises Velvet that once he gets stronger to protect himself, he will find her and join her on her journey.
- Non-Action Guy: Unlike his Berseria counterpart, Laphicet hasn't learned any magic to protect himself from monsters, Velvet has to save him many times during her side story.
Presea
Presea Combatir
Original Series: Tales of Symphonia
Voiced by: Houko Kuwashima
Older sister of Alicia and Laphicet's adoptive older sister.
- Big Sister Instinct: Presea cares for and loves her younger sister deeply. She is willing to cut off one of her arms with the Strain of Guilt before the Enforcers find her. She is one of the few people who doesn't show any hostility towards Alicia after she commits a crime.
- Five Stages of Grief: Her appearance in Velvet's Side Story follows these, as she tries to handle her sister's transformation into a Incarnation of Sin.
- Denial: She refuses to believe her sister is gone after her sin devours her completely, and she thinks Alicia is still alive.
- Anger: After Velvet kills Alicia, she wants revenge on Velvet and tries to kill her. She knows that if she commits a crime, she will turn into a transgressor like her sister and be executed by the Enforcers but doesn't care at that point.
- Acceptance: After she reads Alicia's letter, she finally gets over her sister's death and starts her journey of recovering from her depression.
- Nice Job Breaking It, Hero: Presea thinks cutting off her sister's arm will spare her from being killed by the Enforcer, but she is the reason for Alica's incarnation of Sin manifesting and devouring her.
- Older Than They Look: In Symphonia, Presea stops aging from experiments performed on her, but in Crestoria, her growth stopped because she drank an unknown medicine from a healer to make her body stronger and healthy.
Alicia
Alicia Combatir
Original Series: Tales of Symphonia
Younger sister of Presea and Laphicet's adoptive sister.
- An Arm and a Leg: Presea cut off one of her arms with the Brand of Guilt before the Enforcers can find her and executed her.
- Dead Man Writing: She wrote a letter to her older sister Presea before her incarnation of Sin devours her completely. She asks Presea to put her out of misery and wants her to move on without her.
- Dies Differently in Adaptation: In Symphonia, Alicia gets killed by the man she loved after her transformation into a monster. In Crestoria, Alicia wasn't killed by someone she loved. Instead, Velvet kills Alicia as a mercy kill before she can harm any innocent lives after her Incarnation of Sin devours her.
- Hearing Voices: In Alicia's letter, she mentions that she has been hearing voices telling her she's a bad person and she should be dead. This is one of the early stages of her incarnation of Sin manifesting inside of her.
- The Unseen: Alicia's human form was never shown before her transformation.
Leon's Party
Leon
Leon Magnus
Original Series: Tales of Destiny
Voiced by: Hikaru Midorikawa
A mercenary from Medegal and foster brother of Stahn, first seen working under Aegis.
- Heel–Face Turn: Originally hired by Gadel to capture Kanata's party, he eventually turns on the King to help the party escape the Royal Guard.
- Talking Weapon: His sword apparently talks to him, urging him to help those in need, even if they're Transgressors. He isn't exactly happy about it, and constantly backtalks it even as he does what it asks him to do. The sword is his foster brother, Stahn
Stahn
Stahn Aileron
Original Series: Tales of Destiny
Voiced by: Tomokazu Seki
Foster brother of Leon.
- Enemy Without: When he was killed by Barbatos, he managed to grab a shard of the Lens, which causes his soul to transfer into a sword. His body gets taken over by an evil being based on his ambitions and jealousy of Leon.
- Sealed Good in a Can: Stahn's soul is trapped inside a cursed sword after he was killed by Barbatos.
Luke's Party
Luke
Luke fon Fabre
Original Series: Tales of the Abyss
Voiced by: Chihiro Suzuki
The next heir of House Fabre.
- Adaptation Personality Change: In Abyss, Luke had a Heroic BSoD when he killed someone for the first time in his home game. He never really got over having to kill people to save his world, and it was mentioned in a cutscene that Luke could sometimes be found shaking while resting at camp after having to kill someone in self-defense that day. In Crestoria, Luke doesn't have a problem with killing human enemies at any point. The only time he has a problem with killing is when he's tricked into destroying the town of Southvein with a rock slide by Count Senegal. Even then, Luke announces that he'll kill the one responsible.
- Death Seeker: Luke wants to die because he feels responsible for the destruction of of Southvein, though Jade talks him out of getting himself killed. When he encounters the sole survivor of Southvein, he begs Alisha to kill him for destroying her home, but she refuses because he hasn't been condemned and branded as a transgressor.
- Heroic BSoD: Luke is horrified over killing a beast that regulated mana flow for Southvein, causing an avalanche that destroyed the town. Even though he was manipulated into doing it, Luke constantly ignored the party's warnings that something was suspicious.
- It's All My Fault: Luke blames himself for the destruction of Southvein, the many lives lost after being manipulated by Senegal, and not listening to Kanata and the others' warning about him.
- Jack of All Stats: Luke is roughly average in most stats. He can hit decently hard, build up the combo meter a bit, and he has a multi-target Arte to help damage multiple targets.
- Related in the Adaptation: In his original game Luke is a replica of Asch; here, he's a real human who had a twin brother who disappeared during their childhood (who is also implied to be Asch).
- Ship Tease: With Alisha.
Jade
Jade
Original Series: Tales of the Abyss
Voiced by: Takehito Koyasu
- Adaptational Nice Guy: In his original game, Jade deserts Luke after the latter unwittingly destroyed Akzeriuth, and it takes a long time for Jade to trust him again. Here, he wasn't angry at or blaming Luke for the destruction of Southvein, instead he's helping him to seek atonement for his sin.
Alisha
Alisha Diphda
Original Series: Tales of Zestiria
Voiced by: Ai Kayano
The niece of the previous Count of Southvein and the knight in training.
- Adaptational Backstory Change: In Zestria, Alisia is a princess of the Hyland empire who is treated poorly by the royal family and has dedicated her life to being a knight in order to serve her country. In Crestoria, she was raised by her uncle after her parents died from illness and he grooms her to be the next Countess of Southvein. However, she wants to be a knight so she can protect her people, so she manages to convince her uncle to allow her to undergo knight training in order to become a better countess and leave Southvein.
- Guest-Star Party Member: She appears as a guest character only in Luke's side story normal mode.
- Nephewism: Alisia was raised by her uncle after her parents died from illness when she was very young.
- Ship Tease: With Luke.
- The Smurfette Principle: She's the only woman in Luke's party.
- Sole Survivor: She's the only survivor of Southvein.
- Survivor Guilt: Alisia feels guilty about being a the only survivor of Southvein and blames herself for not saving her uncle and people in time.
Natalia's Party
Natalia
Natalia Luzu Kimlasca Lanvaldear
Original Series: Tales of the Abyss
Voiced by: Michiko Neya
Natalia is the princess and the next line in House Lanvaldear. She first appear as ally in Late-Summer Sunflower event.
- Reasonable Authority Figure: Decides to hear out Kanata and Vicious despite knowing that they are Transgressors, and willingly endangers herself to save a young village guard from being condemned for accidentally angering the Guardian Entity and indirectly causing natural disasters to hit the region.
- Royals Who Actually Do Something: Takes it upon herself to investigate the cause of a monster infestation and unseasonable flooding rain in her territory.
- We Interrupt This Program: Heroic example. When an angry villager broadcasts the actions of the rookie guard (conveniently leaving out the Just Following Orders context) and the condemnation starts setting in, Natalia puts herself on a vision orb and explains the full situation. While it convinces some, this is not quite enough to stop the people from calling for the poor guy's death, so Vicious steps into the frame and makes a scene, drawing the enforcers' attention to him and Kanata instead of Natalia and the guard.
Guy
Guy Cecil
Original Series: Tales of the Abyss
Voiced by: Yasunori Matsumoto
The bodyguard of Natalia. He first appear as ally in Late-Summer Sunflower event.- Adaptation Personality Change: In Abyss, Guy is scared to be touched by or be around women due to trauma during his childhood; specifically, when his family was murdered, he was buried in the corpses of dead women. In Crestoria, he seems perfectly fine being around with Natalia and Chloe, who are both women.
- The One Guy: He's the only male in Natalia's party.
Chloe
Chloe Valens
Original Series: Tales of Legendia
Voiced by: Masumi Asano
She first appear as ally in Late-Summer Sunflower event.
- Undying Loyalty: Towards Natalia.
Asbel's Party
Asbel
Asbel Lhant
Original Series: Tales of Graces
Voiced by: Takahiro Sakurai
A mercenary hired to be Luke's bodyguard.
- Adaptation Relationship Overhaul: Downplayed. In Grace, Asbel met Sophie when he was a child at Lhant Hill and became good friends with her before and after the timeskip. However, in Crestoria, Asbel never met Sophie during his childhood and they are complete strangers. Instead, he met Sophie at Martino and helped her buy groceries in town. However, their relationship is still the same as in their main game.
- Disney Death: After Asbel dies from his wounds protecting Sophie, he is revived by Sophie's new-found powers.
- Glass Cannon:
- Normal Asbel has the single lowest defense stat out of all the SSR's, with his attack being on the higher end of the list. That said he has among the highest base HP stats in the game too, so he can actually survive longer than one would think if he is given a small amount of defense by Memoria Stones.
- Count Asbel plays this very straight by comparison; he has among the highest attack stats period, but his HP is the lowest of his rarity, and his defense is low as well.
- Only in It for the Money: As a mercenary, Asbel is originally paid to keep an eye on Sophie. However, when Asbel gets to know Sophie, he's not in it for the money anymore.
Sophie
Sophie (Rainy)
Original Series: Tales of Graces
Voiced by: Kana Hanazawa
A girl of many mysteries, Sophie possesses superhuman strength beneath her childlike exterior. She remembers nothing of her past and barely emotes at all, but she is growing little by little through her connections with others.
- Adaptational Backstory Change: In Grace, Sophie is a humanoid with the sole purpose of destroying Lambda, but in Crestoria, she is created to fight Kasque.
- Doom Magnet: In Crestoria, Sophie has the ability to attract monsters and make them rampage to attack people. She has no control over her powers.
- Human Weapon: Sophie is a Protos Heis, a living weapon meant to fight against Kasque.
- Meaningful Rename: At the end of Sophie's side story, since the Spirius Corporation will search for her as Rainy, Asbel decides to rename her "Sophie" since she loves sopheria flowers so much.
- Traumatic Superpower Awakening: Sophie can't accept Asbel's death after he dies from the wounds he got protecting her. This awakens a new power inside her that revives Asbel.
Lloyd's Party
Lloyd
Lloyd Irving
Original Series: Tales of Symphonia
Voiced by: Katsuyuki Konishi
A fiery young man who is genuine and honest. He aspires to be an unflappable hero, but his emotions tend to end up written all over his face. He uses a self-taught dual blade fighting style because he figured two swords would be twice as powerful.
- Child Soldiers: In Crestoria, was a child soldier for the Order of Totalis whose sole purpose was to assassinate the Chosen, Colette. He tried to kill her by pushing her off a cliff, but failed and suffered a severe head injury which resulted in him losing all his memories and becoming a different person.
- Happily Adopted: Downplayed. In Symphonia, Lloyd was raised by a dwarf named Dirk, but in Crestoria, he is raised by an elf named Lutesse. The reason she took him in is because he wants him to protect Colette as her bodyguard, since she always hates him due to being human.
Colette
Colette Brunel
Original Series: Tales of Symphonia
Voiced by: Nana Mizuki
A young woman who is gentle and kind, Colette's physical clumsiness belies the strength and sturdiness of the heart within.
- Adaptation Species Change: In Symphonia, Colette is a human turned angel, but in Crestoria, she's an automaton created by elves.
- Brainwashed and Crazy: After Lutesse removes Colette's mind and she becomes a mindless machine, she is ordered by Lutesse to kill Lloyd and her friends. Thankfully, due to Lloyd's kind words and reminding her who she is, Colette manages to break free from Lutesse's control over her.
Genis
Genis Sage
Original Series: Tales of Symphonia
Voiced by: Ai Orikasa
Though still a boy, Genis possesses exceptional intelligence and the makings of a powerful magic user. He is a quick study and has judgement well beyond his years. At the same time, he is quick to give up when he doesn't immediately succeed.
Arche
Arche Klein
Original Series: Tales of Phantasia
Voiced by: Mika Kanai
Arche is a naive and guiless young woman. While genrally a terrible cook, she's surprisingly capable when it comes to making tasty desserts.
Pirates
Chat
Chat
Original Series: Tales of Eternia
Voiced by: Junko Noda
A pirate girl who is searching for Aifread's treasure. She appears in Chapter 5 where she and Patty heard a false rumor about Aifread's treasure is buried in Centerport.
- Why Did It Have to Be Snakes?: Like her counterpart, she's terrible of animals.
Patty
Patty Fleur
Original Series: Tales of Vesperia
Voiced by: Chiwa Saitō
She appears in Chapter 5 where she and Chat heard a false rumor about Aifread's treasure is buried in Centerport.
Eizen
Eizen
Original Series: Tales of Berseria
Voiced by: Toshiyuki Morikawa
A well-known pirate who is searching for Aifread's treasure.
- Born Lucky: In Berseria, Eizen has a misfortune curse due to being born with the Reaper's Curse effect of his personal domain, born out of a desire to grow stronger in order to protect his sister. In Crestoria, he has very good luck due to his parents making a deal with a spirit for him to have good fortune at the cost of them never having good fortune again.
- Climax Boss: He's the final foe faced as part of the festival and the pirate battle.
- Related Differently in the Adaptation: In Berseria, Eizen and Edna don't have blood related parents and become siblings after being born from the earthpulse or reincarnated from humans at the same time. In Crestoria, Eizen and Edna are related to each other by blood and they had parents before their passing.
Palumi Village
Garr
Garr Kelvin
Original Series: Tales of Destiny
Voiced by:Show Hayami
The village manager of Palumi Village.
Chelsea
Chelsea Torn
Original Series: Tales of Destiny
Voiced by:Naoko Watanabe
A girl who has unrequired love for Garr.
- All Love Is Unrequited: Like her Destiny counterpart, Chelsea has romantic feelings for Garr, but he doesn't feel the same way and refuses to give her a proper answer. She gave Valentine chocolates to Garr for two years and confessed her love for him, but he finds some elegant way to wave it off.
- Single-Target Sexuality: Chelsea has her eyes only on Garr. and she's not into anyone who isn't him. In the Love's Arrow Loosed event, she is thinking of using a loverune arrow to make Garr fall in love with her, but it fails because the arrow hits a monster instead.
Muzét
Muzét
Original Series: Tales of Xillia
Voiced by: Asami Sanada
A forest spirit who grants wishes outside of Palumi Village.
- Shipper on Deck: Muzet ships Luke and Alisia since she thinks they make an adorable couple.
Martino Sactuary
Ange
Ange Serena
Original Series: Tales of Innocence
Voiced by: Kaori Nazuka
A saint who runs a orphanage to look after the children who were abandoned or lost their parents.
- Friend to All Children: Ange gets along with the other kids at the orphanage very well. She looks after them and protects them from danger.
Roka
Edna
Edna
Original Series: Tales of Zestiria
Voiced by: Misato Fukuen
Eizen's younger sister.
- Curse: In Crestoria, Edna has a misfortune curse placed upon her after her parents made a deal with spirits for her older brother's life when he was still inside their mother's womb. As a result, she and her parents can't ever be lucky again. This explains why Edna tries to avoid seeing her brother.
- No-Sell: After Edna is judged by the vision orb, some people condemn her for a crime she did not commit. Not only does her vison orb not turn red, but she didn't receive a Stain of Guilt, because it was actually her misfortune curse, not her.
- Related Differently in the Adaptation: In Berseria, Edna and Eizen don't have blood related parents and become siblings after being born from the earthpulse or reincarnated from humans at the same time. In Crestoria, Edna and Eizen are related to each other by blood and they had parents before their passing.
Outside the Kingdoms and Unnamed Villages
Velvet's Side Story
Caius
Caius Qualls
Original Series: Tales of the Tempest
Voiced by: Motoki Takagi
Caius is looking for Rubia Natwick. He is tagged along with by Norma Beatty, who is looking for treasure.
Norma
Norma Beatty
Original Series: Tales of Legendia
Voiced by: Kaori Mizuhashi
Norma is a cheerful young woman who works as a treasure hunter. She enjoys teasing those around her, and is happy to be the butt of the joke if it will bring a smile to her companions. She gives unique nicknames to those she befriends.
Farah's Side Story
Gaius
Gaius
Original Series: Tales of Xillia
Voiced by: Ryōtarō Okiayu
Gaius possesses superhuman levels of strength and charisma, and believe it is the duty of the strong to protect the weak. His actions are firmly rooted in his unwavering ideals, but he is flexible enough to consider the ideas of others.
Leon's Side Story
Kor
Kor Meteor
Original Series: Tales of Hearts
Voiced by: Tetsuya Kakihara
Kor is a guileless and passionate young somatic. He has a habit of leaping into danger without looking first, but it's often out of an earnest desire to help someone in need. His personal motto is "Kor Meteor doesn't try, Kor Meteor DOES!"
Other
Eleanor Hume
- Armor-Piercing Question: Asks Nash if he really believes Kanata to be resposible for his sisters death, or if it's what he wants to believe.
Rubia Natwick
