History Awesome / BravelyDefault

** Khamer also gets to GIVE an awesome moment. [[spoiler: In the final world, Braev sends out a call to all the asterisk holders that he wants a showdown with the vestal, Edea, and their friends in Eternia, and that the jobmasters need to get over there. You'd expect Khamer to be hesitant, as he has been all about progressing the betterment of Ancheim through manual labor throughout the entire game, and Profituer makes his business there. Instead, Khamer makes it clear he fully supports Eternia and plans to get over there with Jackal, Khint, and Profituer in tow. That's not the awesome part. The awesome part is when Profituer makes it clear he has no intention of going, and Khamer has Khint read a royal draft: Khamer will freeze Profituer's assets unless he comes. While he may have been a {{Jerkass}}, he was willing to go out of his way to make damn sure Profituer had no choice but to go with them. Even better, when Braev sets up his gauntlet, Khamer is put in the last line of defense, with the Grand Marshall himself...and he's the one who does the damage dealing.]]

* An impeccably-timed gameplay moment during the final boss fight: [[spoiler:Ouroboros hit the party with Annihilation, [=KOing=] Ringabel in the process. Ouroboros proceed to gloat, "Another world gone forever! How does it feel to fail, young warriors of light?" As soon as he was done his speech, Ringabel leapt up and hit him with ''See You In Hell'' for 9999 damage. ''Excellent'' riposte, Ringabel.]]

** In the [[spoiler:True Ending, when you fight Ouroboros, he begins destroying alternate Luxendarcs to replenish his power, and threatens to destroy more worlds if the protagonists continue to fight him. They're about to give into despair when each the Heroes of Light in each of the THOUSANDS of linked worlds fight back against Ouroboros' planet eating magic, telling the protagonists not to give up.]]

* The Eternian Headquarter is one in gameplay terms [[spoiler:during chapter 8. The Eternian jobmasters join forces to give you their best. They band together in groups of four (three for the first team) so that their respective jobs mesh such that you'll have your ass handed to you if you don't bring your A-Game. And then, when you finally win, Braev simply congratulates you and challenges you to come again when you feel you need your resolve renewed.]]

* Khamer, the {{Jerkass}} king of Ancheim, finally getting the HumiliationConga he deserves once Agnés returns from the Wind Temple. It gets better if you do the sidequests and find out [[spoiler: ''he'' was behind the water pricing scheme all along, and you finally get to give him a well-deserved asskicking.]]

* Agnés [[spoiler: helping save the others and Egil on the way to the Fire Temple. Leading to the use of her {{Catchphrase}} in an unexpectedly {{Badass}} way.]]

* Khamer, the {{Jerkass}} king of Ancheim, finally getting the HumiliationConga he deserves once Agnes returns from the Wind Temple. It gets better if you do the sidequests and find out [[spoiler: ''he'' was behind the water pricing scheme all along, and you finally get to give him a well-deserved asskicking.]]

* Agnes [[spoiler: helping save the others and Egil on the way to the Fire Temple. Leading to the use of her {{Catchphrase}} in an unexpectedly {{Badass}} way.]]

[[KilledMidSentence *eviscerated*]]

---> '''Braev''': [[YouShallNotPass YOU]] [[{{Determinator SHALL NOT]] [[{{Badass}} PASS!]]

* One for the villains: Victoria and Victor. Up to this point, you've taken down a brutal Monk while a White Mage was healing him, a pyromaniac pyromancer, a well respected Knight of the Eternian forces (Who, by the way, wiped the floor with every knight in Caldisla. ALONE.) a skilled thief, a swordsman capable of enhancing his blades, a dragon, a king who can partially control time, a Merchant who has monopolized water, a demonic dog, a skilled hunter, a woman capable of summoning a large earthquake creating lobster god, one of the strongest warriors of Eternia, and a man with mind controlling cologne and incredible magic. You probably feel like you can take on the world. Then Victoria and Victor show up. They proceed to leave you due to an untimely stroke on Victoria's part...if you were able to survive up to four turns. And those four turns are indeed hard to survive, let alone dent their health bars. They are really the only {{HopelessBossFight}} in the game, and they let you know right off the bat that the council of six are NOT to be trifled with.

---> '''Braev''': [[YouShallNotPass YOU]] [[BrokenRecord SHALL NOT]] [[BadAss PASS!]]

** In the [[spoiler:True Ending, when you fight Ouroboros, he begins destroying alternate Luxendarcs to replenish his power, and threatens to destroy more worlds if the protagonists continue to fight him. They're about to give into despair when each the Heroes of Light in each of the THOUSANDS of linked worlds fight back against Ouroboros' planet eating magic, telling the protagonists not to give up.]]

---> '''Braev''': [[YouShallNotPass YOU]] [[BrokenRecord SHALL NOT]] [[BadAss PASS!]]

--> '''Braev''': You shall not pass.

--> '''Braev''': [[YouShallNotPass YOU]] [[BrokenRecord SHALL NOT]] [[BadAss PASS!]]

--> '''Braev''': [[YouShallNotPass ''''''YOU SHALL NOT PASS!'''''' ]]

--> '''Braev''': [[YouShallNotPass '''''YOU SHALL NOT PASS!''''' ]]

--> '''Braev''': [[YouShallNotPass '''''YOU SHALL NOT PASS!''''']]

* One for the villains: Victoria and Victor. Up to this point, you've taken down a brutal Monk while a White Mage was healing him, a pyromaniac pyromancer, a well respected Knight of the Eternian forces (Who, by the way, wiped the floor with every knight in Caldisla. ALONE.) a skilled thief, a swordsman capable of enhancing his blades, a dragon, a king who can partially control time, a Merchant who has monopolized water, a demonic dog, a skilled hunter, a woman capable of summoning a large earthquake creating lobster god, one of the strongest warriors of Eternia, and a man with mind controlling cologne and incredible magic. You probably feel like you can take on the world. Then Victoria and Victor show up. They proceed to leave you due to an untimely stroke on Victoria's part...if you were able to survive up to four turns. And those four turns are indeed hard to survive, let alone dent their health bars. They are really the only {{HopelessBossFight}} in the game, and they let you know right off the bat that the council of six are NOT to be trifled with.

* One for the villains: Victoria and Victor. Up to this point, you've taken down a brutal Monk while a White Mage was healing him, a pyromaniac pyromancer, a well respected Knight of the Eternian forces (Who, by the way, wiped the floor with every knight in Caldisla. ALONE.) a skilled thief, a swordsman capable of enhancing his blades, a king who can partially control time, a Merchant who has monopolized water, a demonic dog, a skilled hunter, a woman capable of summoning a large earthquake creating lobster god, one of the strongest warriors of Eternia, and a man with mind controlling cologne and incredible magic. You probably feel like you can take on the world. Then Victoria and Victor show up. They proceed to leave you due to an untimely stroke on Victoria's part...if you were able to survive up to four turns. And those four turns are indeed hard to survive, let alone dent their health bars. They are really the only {{HopelessBossFight}} in the game, and they let you know right off the bat that the council of six are NOT to be trifled with.

* One for the villains: Victoria and Victor. Up to this point, you've taken down a brutal Monk while a White Mage was healing him, a pyromaniac pyromancer, a well respected knight of the Eternian forces (Who, by the way, wiped the floor with every knight in Caldisla. ALONE.) a skilled thief, a swordsman capable of enhancing his blades, a king who can partially control time, a ((HiddenBadass Merchant)) who has monopolized water, a demonic dog, a skilled hunter, a woman capable of summoning a large earthquake creating lobster god, one of the strongest warriors of Eternia, and a man with mind controlling cologne and incredible magic. You probably feel like you can take on the world. Then Victoria and Victor show up. They proceed to leave you due to an untimely stroke on Victoria's part...if you were able to survive up to four turns. And those four turns are indeed hard to survive, let alone dent their health bars. They are really the only {{HopelessBossFight}} in the game, and they let you know right off the bat that the council of six are NOT to be trifled with.

* One for the villains: Victoria and Victor. Up to this point, you've taken down a brutal Monk while a White Mage was healing him, a pyromaniac pyromancer, a well respected knight of the Eternian forces (Who, by the way, wiped the floor with every knight in Caldisla. ALONE.) a skilled thief, a swordsman capable of enhancing his blades, a king who can partially control time, a {{HiddenBadass Merchant}} who has monopolized water, a demonic dog, a skilled hunter, a woman capable of summoning a large earthquake creating lobster god, one of the strongest warriors of Eternia, and a man with mind controlling cologne and incredible magic. You probably feel like you can take on the world. Then Victoria and Victor show up. They proceed to leave you due to an untimely stroke on Victoria's part...if you were able to survive up to four turns. And those four turns are indeed hard to survive, let alone dent their health bars. They are really the only {{HopelessBossFight}} in the game, and they let you know right off the bat that the council of six are NOT to be trifled with.

* Agnes [[spoiler: helping save the others and Egil on the way to the Fire Temple. Leading to the use of her {{Catchphrase}} in an unexpectedly {{Badass}} way.]]

* Khamer, the {{Jerkass}} king of Ancheim, finally getting the HumiliationConga he deserves once Agnes returns from the Wind Temple. It gets better if you do the sidequests and find out [[spoiler: ''he'' was behing the water pricing scheme all along, and you finally get ot give him a well-deserved asskicking.]]
* The Red Mage sidequest is one for Ringabel. [[spoiler:When Edea doesn't scream for help as [=DeRosa=] takes her to his lair, Ringabel was the first to go off and rescue her. He also calls [=DeRosa=] out when he said women were only tools to be used for his gain. Made more powerful in that [=DeRosa=] is practically Ringabel's EvilCounterpart. He may be a HandsomeLech, but even he's ''disgusted'' by boarderling-rapist [=DeRosa=].]]
* Agnes [[spoiler: helping save the others and Egil on the way to thw Fire Temple. Leading to the use of her {{Catchphrase}} in an enexpectedly {{Badass}} way.]]

* The Red Mage sidequest is one for Ringabel. [[spoiler:When Edea doesn't scream for help as [=DeRosa=] takes her to his lair, Ringabel was the first to go off and rescue her. He also calls [=DeRosa=] out when he said women were only tools to be used for his gain.]]