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* TheComicallySerious: In what seems to be CallBack to the first 2 games, Blót's eyes are drawn in a comical way in battle. This is now more apparent because of his 3D model, while in the first 2 games you had to check the artbook to get a good view of the human bosses' facial expressions.
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* TheUnfought: The Hexer Blót.
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* SecretAIMoves: "Ominous Wave" and "Shadow Burst" are skill unavailable for playable Heroes.
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* SecretAIMoves: "Ominous Wave" and "Shadow Burst" are skill unavailable skills for playable Heroes.
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* MightyGlacier: Imperials have the third highest HP and second highest Strength and Vitality in the entire game. To compensate, the have the worst Agility out of every class. They're able to make any character one as well, or even more so if they already were. Heavy Guard provides a massive 40% damage mitigation, but forces the character to act only at the end of turn.
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* MightyGlacier: Imperials have the third highest HP and second highest Strength and Vitality in the entire game. To compensate, the have the worst Agility out of every class.class, tying with the Protector. They're able to make any character one as well, or even more so if they already were. Heavy Guard provides a massive 40% damage mitigation, but forces the character to act only at the end of turn.
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* HiddenDepths: Is introduced as a boisterous explorer out for fame and glory. You team up with him and Marco later on in an optional labyrinth, where he reveals his sister is an IllGirl and they became adventurers to either find a cure for her disease or earn enough money to pay for her treatment.
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* HiddenDepths: Is introduced as a boisterous explorer out for fame and glory. You team up with him and Marco later on in an optional labyrinth, where he reveals his sister is an IllGirl ill girl and they became adventurers to either find a cure for her disease or earn enough money to pay for her treatment.
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* StoneWall: They don't need to be fast in order to protect their allies or take heavy hits. Their Strength stat is a little below average, and usually is compensated for with great damage multipliers from their shield skills.
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* StoneWall: They don't need to be fast in order to protect their allies or take heavy hits. Their Strength stat is a little below average, and usually is compensated for with great damage multipliers from their shield skills. Their speed is literally the lowest of the low, being outsped by everything else.
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* LateArrivalSpoiler: The fact that they're called ''Imperials'' is made known to the player from the start of the game.
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* LateArrivalSpoiler: The fact that In ''Legends of the Titan'', Imperials serve the Yggdrasil Empire, the existence of which is not revealed until the last act of the game and which serves as an enemy faction until circumstances lead to a collective HeelFaceTurn, allowing Imperials to be recruited into your guild. Here, they're called ''Imperials'' is made known to the player from available at the start of the game. game.
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* KnifeNut: Although they can also use katanas, several of the ninja's skills require they have knives equipped.
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* KnifeNut: They employ throwing knives to attack from afar, and can shred the opposition with their bladed weapons up close.
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* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: The default portraits of the older Heroes have vivid green hair.
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* CasanovaWannabe: He makes numerous mentions of his romantic pursuits. Most of them just come across as plain creepy.
* DirtyOldMan: It becomes more apparant throughout the game that he is this. You get the option to act appropriately disgusted.
* DubNameChange: Quasil toKvasirKvasir.
* DirtyOldMan: It becomes more apparant throughout the game that he is this. You get the option to act appropriately disgusted.
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* LazyBum: Is not too fond of actually doing his job, stating multiple times he'd rather close up shop and lounge around all day.
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* CallBack: He is very much an expy of Kupala from the original ''Etrian Odyssey'', being aware of what lies at the heart of Yggdrasil and trying to keep adventurers away from it.
* HumansAreBastards: Holds this attitude when you first meet him. He is aware of the true nature of the Lemurian treasure and chastises your party for pursuing it. He'll warm up to you later on once you rescue him in the Sandy Barrens and helps you to prevent [[spoiler: Jormungandr's awakening.]]
* HumansAreBastards: Holds this attitude when you first meet him. He is aware of the true nature of the Lemurian treasure and chastises your party for pursuing it. He'll warm up to you later on once you rescue him in the Sandy Barrens and helps you to prevent [[spoiler: Jormungandr's awakening.]]
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Despite its name, Bugbeast isn't an insect, because it's the King Mook of the Platinum Pillbug FOE that live in Western Shrine (notice their legs and colors; save for the color shift from light blue to purplish gray in Bugbeast's body, they match), and pillbugs are crustaceans
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* AnIcePerson: Eventually during the battle, it unleashes a powerful ice attacks which targets the whole party.
* GiantEnemyCrab: It's the KingMook of the Platinum Pillbugs that inhabit the Western Shrine, though it lacks a carapace due to its enormous size.
* GiantEnemyCrab: It's the KingMook of the Platinum Pillbugs that inhabit the Western Shrine, though it lacks a carapace due to its enormous size.
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* BoringButPractical: The class as a whole, to the point where their basic attack is overshadowed by their Guard.
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* BoringButPractical: The class as a whole, to the point where their basic attack is overshadowed by their Guard.whole. Besides some possible builds involving Shield Flare they'll often contribute little except mitigating incoming damage, but they're ''very'' good at it.
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* BoringButPractical: The class as a whole, to the point where their basic attack is overshadowed by their Guard.
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* HealThyself: Enters a Repair Mode several times during the fight, restoring a decent amount of HP for a xouple turns. You can end this early by damaging it enough.
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* HealThyself: Enters a Repair Mode several times during the fight, restoring a decent amount of HP for a xouple couple turns. You can end this early by damaging it enough.
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An insectoid creature with a metallic carapace. It is the guardian of the Western Shrine.
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* HealThyself: Enters a Repair Mode several times during the fight, restoring a decent amount of HP for a xouple turns. You can end this early by damaging it enough.
* KnockoutGas: When you first enter the lowest floor of the Western Shrine you'll find Mueller and Enrica having an argument about the Lemurian treasure. The situation seems to escalate untill the Bugbeast arrives and fills the room with poison gas, knocking most of those present unconscious and forcing your party to confront it. During battle it will use gas-based attacks as well that can inflict several status ailments.
* ShockAndAwe: Its Thunderstorm attack inflict volt-elemental damage upon the entire party.
* KnockoutGas: When you first enter the lowest floor of the Western Shrine you'll find Mueller and Enrica having an argument about the Lemurian treasure. The situation seems to escalate untill the Bugbeast arrives and fills the room with poison gas, knocking most of those present unconscious and forcing your party to confront it. During battle it will use gas-based attacks as well that can inflict several status ailments.
* ShockAndAwe: Its Thunderstorm attack inflict volt-elemental damage upon the entire party.
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* FoulFlower: It is part this, part monster.
A turtlelike symbol of the nethworld. It is the guardian of the Southern Shrine.
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* DeathGlare: Its Deathly Glare can inflict instant death upon your entire party.
* FlunkyBoss: Can summon Dark Skulls throughout the fight to assist him. Two of these together can perform a combination attack that prevents your party from recovering from binds and ailments.
* StatusEffects: Can inflict Curse, Blind, Poison and head binds on your party. These become more annoying when his flunkies perform their combination attack.
* TurtlePower: In a demonic, skull-themed fashion.
* FlunkyBoss: Can summon Dark Skulls throughout the fight to assist him. Two of these together can perform a combination attack that prevents your party from recovering from binds and ailments.
* StatusEffects: Can inflict Curse, Blind, Poison and head binds on your party. These become more annoying when his flunkies perform their combination attack.
* TurtlePower: In a demonic, skull-themed fashion.
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A giant plant monster with a beautiful flower on its back. It is the guardian of the Eastern Shrine and the very first boss your party will face.
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* CombatTentacles: Uses its vines to smack your party with.
* EarlyBirdBoss: Very much so. It has a rather large HP pool and your attackers probably won't have the TP needed to use their offensive skills more than a couple times. It can inflict binds or poison your entire party as well and the items that can cure those statuses aren't available yet either.
* EarlyBirdBoss: Very much so. It has a rather large HP pool and your attackers probably won't have the TP needed to use their offensive skills more than a couple times. It can inflict binds or poison your entire party as well and the items that can cure those statuses aren't available yet either.
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* PoorCommunicationKills: He's very protective of Charis, but does not express it well. While he doesn't want Charis to get hurt while exploring, she instead assumes he doesn't think much of her skills and considers her a burden.
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* HiddenDepths: Is introduced as a boisterous explorer out for fame and glory. You team up with him and Marco later on in an optional labyrinth, where he reveals his sister is an IllGirl and they became adventurers to either find a cure for her disease or earn enough money to pay for her treatment.
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* TheComputerIsACheatingBastard: When fought at full strength it will start reading your input once its HP gets low enough. It will avoid using his elemental attacks when he detects you using an anti-element skill on that turn.
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* TheComputerIsACheatingBastard: When fought at full strength it will start reading your input once its HP gets low enough. It will then avoid using his elemental attacks when he detects you using an anti-element skill on that turn.
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* TailSlap: Its Pentacle Strike attack is one of ''the'' hardest-hitting attacks in the game. It gets telegraphed by Jormungandr turning around and showing you his tail.
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* TailSlap: Its Pentacle Strike attack is one of ''the'' hardest-hitting attacks in the game. It gets telegraphed by Jormungandr turning around and showing you his its tail.
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* TailSlap: Its Pentacle Strike attack is one of ''the'' hardest-hitting attacks in the game. It gets telegraphed by Jormungandr turning around and showing you his tail.
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* TheComputerIsACheatingBastard: When fought at full strength it will start reading your input once his its HP gets low enough. He It will then avoid using his elemental attacks when he detects you using an anti-element skill on that turn.
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* DamselInDistress: [[spoiler: Becomes this courtesy of Blót, who kidnaps and brainwashes her to undo the seal on Jormungandr.]]
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* CallBack: Befitting her status as one of the final superbosses of the 3DS games, her attacks and A.I. incorporate many elements from those of previous entries. Of special note is that when you fight her night her A.I becomes [[LuckBasedMission almost completely random]], giving you no clue what she'll do next or how to defend against it - The Ur-Child in ''Heroes of Lagaard'' and its remake had the exact same gimmick.
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* ClimaxBoss: The hunt for, and fight against him, occurs shortly after the reveal of what the Lemurian treasure actually is. [[spoiler: The attempts to stop him fail, due to being unaware that he was in fact a pair of twins, and Jormungandr is revived leading into the final stretch of the game.]] As a boss the difficulty is comparable more to the usual postgame BonusBoss fights, requiring far more precise tactics or a lot of luck compared to any other story boss, and is far more of a challenge than even the main story version of the fight against [[spoiler: [[FinalBoss Jormungandr itself]]]].
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* ClimaxBoss: The hunt for, and fight against him, occurs shortly after the reveal of what the Lemurian treasure actually is. [[spoiler: The attempts to stop him fail, due to being unaware that he was in fact a pair of twins, and Jormungandr is revived leading into the final stretch of the game.]] As a boss the difficulty is comparable more to the usual postgame BonusBoss fights, requiring far more precise tactics or a lot of luck compared to any other story boss, and is far more of a challenge than even the main story version of the fight against [[spoiler: [[FinalBoss Jormungandr itself]]]].
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* {{Superboss}}: One of the ''ultimate'' bosses in the game. She serves as the strongest opponent in the postgame dungeon Abyssal Shrine, and defeating her requires exceptional preparation and a fully-optimized party (preferably at the maximum level possible, 130).
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!!Princess Lemuria
The princess of the royal family that founded the nation.
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* FlunkyBoss: [[spoiler: She spawns Gothic Souls periodically throughout the fight. These are completely harmless on their own, but once enough of them are present she'll use an absurdly powerful attack that is guaranteed to wipe your party. As a side note, defeating the Abyssal Princess while at least one Gothic Soul is present causes her to revive herself, with more souls equaling more HP recovered.]]
* HealThyself: [[spoiler: Can do so with Undead Regen, which activates at the start of the turn and heal her for ''ten times'' the damage she sustains that turn. At least when you fight her during the day she will telegraph when she's about to use it.]]
* HeroicSacrifice: She used her own life to seal away Jormungandr. [[spoiler:Yggdrasil informs you that its fruit has been used to keep her in a sort of undead state so that she can remain an active seal forever. And that Jormungandr is working to undo it.]].
* TotalPartyKill: [[spoiler: Her Condemnation skill inflicts incredible untyped damage to the party. This is an end-of-turn attack meaning you can't even use a Protector's Force Break to defend it. She'll only ever use it if there are four Gothic Souls present, making killing them a high priority.]]
* FlunkyBoss: [[spoiler: She spawns Gothic Souls periodically throughout the fight. These are completely harmless on their own, but once enough of them are present she'll use an absurdly powerful attack that is guaranteed to wipe your party. As a side note, defeating the Abyssal Princess while at least one Gothic Soul is present causes her to revive herself, with more souls equaling more HP recovered.]]
* HealThyself: [[spoiler: Can do so with Undead Regen, which activates at the start of the turn and heal her for ''ten times'' the damage she sustains that turn. At least when you fight her during the day she will telegraph when she's about to use it.]]
* HeroicSacrifice: She used her own life to seal away Jormungandr. [[spoiler:Yggdrasil informs you that its fruit has been used to keep her in a sort of undead state so that she can remain an active seal forever. And that Jormungandr is working to undo it.]].
* TotalPartyKill: [[spoiler: Her Condemnation skill inflicts incredible untyped damage to the party. This is an end-of-turn attack meaning you can't even use a Protector's Force Break to defend it. She'll only ever use it if there are four Gothic Souls present, making killing them a high priority.]]
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* FlunkyBoss:[[spoiler: She spawns Gothic Souls periodically throughout the fight. These are completely harmless on their own, but once enough of them are present she'll use an absurdly powerful attack that is guaranteed to wipe your party. As a side note, defeating the Abyssal Princess while at least one Gothic Soul is present causes her to revive herself, with more souls equaling more HP recovered.]]
recovered.
* HealThyself:[[spoiler: Can do so with Undead Regen, which activates at the start of the turn and heal her for ''ten times'' the damage she sustains that turn. At least when you fight her during the day she will telegraph when she's about to use it.]]
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* HeroicSacrifice: [[spoiler: She used her own life to seal away Jormungandr.[[spoiler:Yggdrasil Yggdrasil informs you that its fruit has been used to keep her in a sort of undead state so that she can remain an active seal forever. And that Jormungandr is working to undo it.]].
* TotalPartyKill:[[spoiler: Her Condemnation skill inflicts incredible untyped damage to the party. This is an end-of-turn attack meaning you can't even use a Protector's Force Break to defend it. She'll only ever use it if there are four Gothic Souls present, making killing them a high priority.]]
priority.
* FlunkyBoss:
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* HeroicSacrifice: [[spoiler: She used her own life to seal away Jormungandr.
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* HealThyself: Can do so with Undead Regen, which activates at the start of the turn and heal her for ''ten times'' the damage she sustains that turn. At least when you fight her during the day she will telegraph when she's about to use it.
* HealThyself: Can do so with Undead Regen, which activates at the start of the turn and heal her for ''ten times'' the damage she sustains that turn. At least when you fight her during the day she will telegraph when she's about to use it.
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* FlunkyBoss: [[spoiler: She spawns Gothic Souls periodically throughout the fight. These are completely harmless on their own, but once enough of them are present she'll use an absurdly powerful attack that is guaranteed to wipe your party. As a side note, defeating the Abyssal Princess while at least one Gothic Soul is present causes her to revive herself, with more souls equaling nore more HP recovered.
recovered.]]
* HealThyself: [[spoiler: Can do so with Undead Regen, which activates at the start of the turn and heal her for ''ten times'' the damage she sustains that turn. At least when you fight her during the day she will telegraph when she's about to use it.]]
* HealThyself: [[spoiler: Can do so with Undead Regen, which activates at the start of the turn and heal her for ''ten times'' the damage she sustains that turn. At least when you fight her during the day she will telegraph when she's about to use it.]]
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* FlunkyBoss: She spawns Gothic Souls periodically throughout the fight. These are completely harmless on their own, but once enough of them are present she'll use an absurdly powerful attack that is guaranteed to wipe your party. As a side note, defeating the Abyssal Princess while at least one Gothic Soul is present causes her to revive herself, with more souls equaling nore HP recovered.
* HealThyself: Can do so with Undead Regen, which activates at the start of the turn and heal her for ''ten times'' the damage she sustains that turn. At least when you fight her during the day she will telegraph when she's about to use it.
* HeroicSacrifice: She used her own life to seal away Jormungandr. [[spoiler:Yggdrasil informs you that its fruit has been used to keep her in a sort of undead state so that she can remain an active seal forever. And that Jormungandr is working to undo it.]]
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* TotalPartyKill: Her Condemnation skill inflicts incredible untyped damage to the party. This is an end-of-turn attack meaning you can't even use a Protector's Force Break to defend it. She'll only ever use it if there are four Gothic Souls present, making killing them a high priority.
* HealThyself: Can do so with Undead Regen, which activates at the start of the turn and heal her for ''ten times'' the damage she sustains that turn. At least when you fight her during the day she will telegraph when she's about to use it.
* HeroicSacrifice: She used her own life to seal away Jormungandr. [[spoiler:Yggdrasil informs you that its fruit has been used to keep her in a sort of undead state so that she can remain an active seal forever. And that Jormungandr is working to undo it.
* TotalPartyKill: Her Condemnation skill inflicts incredible untyped damage to the party. This is an end-of-turn attack meaning you can't even use a Protector's Force Break to defend it. She'll only ever use it if there are four Gothic Souls present, making killing them a high priority.
