History Characters / FinalFantasyBraveExvius

A white mage who became one of Sakura's students in the present day in the Town of Sian. A very talented White Mage with high disposition and a taste for candies. Whenever she sees her master, she gives her delicious candies. This causes Sakura to fear her as this act makes the sage to [[IAmNotAChild look like a child]].

* [[Characters/FinalFantasyBraveExviusHollowKeepers The Hollow Keepers]][[note]]Mazurka, Melo, Chorale, Conche, [[spoiler:Dibel, Spada, Garote]][[/note]]

* [[Characters/FinalFantasyBraveExviusPaladiaAllies Paladian Allies]]

* [[Characters/FinalFantasyBraveExviusLapisAllies Lapis Allies]]

* [[Characters/FinalFantasyBraveExviusSeason3Allies Season 3 Allies]]

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* [[Characters/FinalFantasyBraveExviusGlobalOriginalsAndPrecursors Global Originals and the Precursors]][[note]]Olive, Xon, Zyrus, Aiden, Reberta, Beryl, Circe, Ellesperis, Malphasie, Fryevia, Kryla, Christine, Esther, Sylvie, Elena, Morgana, Kaito, Tsukiko, Karten, Godrea, Levinson, Lucas, White Knight Noel, Lilith, Lucian, Ang, Yan, Chow, Emperor Foo, Xuan Wu and Qing Long, Qin, Bai Hu and Zhu Que[[/note]]

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* WhiteMage: If the iconic clothing color and patterns didn't tip you on that, several people in her hometown of Sian note that she's an expert healer, plus is a kind and demure presence that the whole town is fond of. As a vision, she was a top-tier healer on release, arguably the best in the game, but has zero combat potential outside of her basic attack. She eventually got supplanted by more powerful healer units like Lotus Mage Fina, especially because Ayaka is unable to doublecast her skills like Fina eventually would become with her Latent Ability.

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-->'''6th awakening story blurb:''' One of the most proficient green mages in all of Mysidia. Marie is extremely intelligent and incredibly well versed in magic, although her personality is quite eccentric. Yet another side of her, however, shows just how obsessed she is with discovering how green magic can push the boundaries of the human body. Behind all of her unusual behavior lies a calculating and logical mind that seeks to understand how much the heart of a person who has been strengthened with magic can take, as well as how low a person who has been enfeebled can fall.

* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: Most beastkind, Shibyra or Natura, have fur in colors that look similar to colors that would be found on wolves in real life, like black or brown. Kunshira's purple fur with golden spots/underbelly stands out vividly thanks to this.

A former Hess slave with a brand made by Aldore in his forehead, which he covers with his bandanna. He tries to avoid trouble at all costs, but this also has led him to participate in the same Order of Aldore tournament Lasswell has took part in. When his partners discover his Hess bearings and start delivering a vicious beatdown, he is rescued by Sister, who offers to give him a place to stay. [[spoiler:Once Quadis is defeated by Lasswell's party]], Scartio senses that he has no purpose left, and Sister then suggests him to travel the world with her, serving as her bodyguard.

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An orphan who lived in the town of Sacher, tending to the children. She met Rain collapsed in the wasteland and brought him to the town; Rain offered to help her people in return. [[spoiler:This leads to Rain discovering that he's heir to the Aldoran throne, which sparks interest in the citizens (incited by the Children of Hess, no less) to kill him. Mirfas' death, trying to defend Rain from said citizens, triggers Sacher's destruction and Rain's HeelFaceTurn.]]

!Mombert
An older man who leads four children he calls the Sages of Hess, who joins up with Raegen's squad in Season 2 in the hopes of being able to take down the Emperor of Aldore together during the Visectrum arc. [[spoiler:As a child assassin, he attempted to assassinate Emperor Quadis and failed, watching his own four partners (who were just as young as he was) die in the process; he spent the following decades mastering Visionary Magic and made Visions out of his friends so that he can enact a new, dangerous plan to depower Quadis to the point where he can be killed.]]

* AllForNothing: Mombert eventually reveals just how hollow he felt his life is, devoting it all to just one thing - taking down the Emperor's paling so that he could be assassinated. [[spoiler:While the visions of the Four Sages succeed, the Emperor's power is so overwhelming that Mombert can't even touch him, and even Raegen's follow-up attacks end up bouncing harmlessly off of his hand.]]
* HarmfulToMinors: His plan to disrupt the paling that makes the Emperor NighInvulnerable involves setting up a ritual that requires the sacrifice of the Four Sages. [[spoiler:Subverted in that the Four Sages are visions based on Mombert's original friends, who were killed before they could attempt to bring down the Emperor.]]
* IDidWhatIHadToDo and IveComeTooFar: After Sieghard gives him a WhatTheHellHero speech for his HarmfulToMinors plan, Mombert responds with these justifications, all while admitting that it doesn't forgive his actions.
* LightEmUp: When he fights after the confrontation with Sieghard above, his main offense are holy-elemental spells.
* SummonMagic: [[spoiler: The Four Sages are just visions that Mombert summoned to accomplish what they failed to do in Mombert's youth. He's a bit more comfortable sacrificing them because the originals are sadly long since dead.]]
* {{Tykebomb}}: The Four Sages that Mombert leads are all pre-adolescent and wielding immense strength to take down the Emperor. [[spoiler: Mombert reveals that they were his friends when he was their age, and that they all were raised specifically to assassinate the Emperor. He was the sole survivor and summoned the others as visions when he felt he could finish the task.]]

!Domino
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Shatal's superior, born to a rich family from Aldore. She enlisted in the army in order to appease her family's wishes, but eventually became disillusioned with the state of TheEmpire, which led her to ally herself with Milo and the Children of Hess as an undercover agent to spy on Aldore. She's taken to Shatal, a joking soldier who she usually lets roam around unpunished.

!Shatal
A wishy-washy easy going jokester of a soldier of Aldore who only became a soldier because he assumed the job was going to be easy but has a bad habit of going easy on his enemies, who he frequently lets escape. [[spoiler:When Rain/Hyoh allows him to live while ensuring Domino survives his hunt for her, Shatal joins the Children of Hess and becomes an important asset for Milo.]]

* DrawAggro: Capable of drawing all single-target blows towards himself with Standout.
* NeutralNoLonger: Comes to realize that he more or less tried to avoid taking any sort of stand, despite being part of Aldore's army, late into "The Color of Heartlessness". Seeing the way Domino was being hunted by Hyoh compelled him into finally making a choice to side with her.
* SpellMyNameWithAnS: In a more literal example, some of Domino's dialogue later into "The Color Of Heartlessness" [[http://mat2modblog.tumblr.com/image/178446780460 spells his name with a C]]. Because this dialogue is spoken, it can only be assumed that this is a translation error.
* StoneWall: A magic-focused version; most of his kit (as well as his Trust Master Reward) is focused around mitigating magic damage and protecting an ally.
* TakingTheBullet: Capable of covering for a single ally; he's one of the most durable single-target tanks in the game.

!Diezell
A tall woman generally avoided by Georl's populace, believing her to be some sort of monster. After she's framed with murder, she gets stuck with Maisie, a compulsive liar, and has to work her way out of the situation she was put in, [[spoiler:which eventually leads her to an encounter with Rain, now king of Aldore]].

* {{BFS}}: Diezell carries a peculiar blade called the Split Blade. She can take the center piece of her blade to form a [[DualWield secondary sword]] she can use, and she can also combine both blades in order to charge a powerful electric uppercut on her Limit Burst.
* ShockAndAwe: Diezell's electric blade says it all.

!Maisie
A girl from parts unknown, and whose true story is even more unknown, as she's a compulsive liar who will try and fool anyone to get her way. She was paid to frame Diezell and ended up being discarded by her contractor. This forces her to ally with Diezell to escape prison, but she isn't any more willing to stop lying to people if those lies mean she can get any extra advantage from it.

* DishingOutDirt: Maisie prides herself as a very capable Earth mage.

!Sister
A wandering nun known to carry a huge mace. She's known for trying to solve things with dialogue and, when the option is not possible, she clobbers her opponents down. After saving Scartio from a brutal beatdown, she enlisted him in being her bodyguard as she travels Paladia [[spoiler:now that Quadis is not alive anymore to rule it]].
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!Scartio
A former Hess slave with a brand made by Aldore in his forehead, which he covers with his bandanna. He tries to avoid trouble at all costs, but this also has led him to participate in the same Order of Aldore tournament Lasswell has took part in. When his partners discover his Hess bearings and start delivering a vicious beatdown, he is rescued by Sister, who offers to give him a place to stay. [[spoiler:Once Quadis is defeated by Lasswell's party]], Scartio senses that he has no purpose left, and Sister then suggests him to travel the world with her, serving as her bodyguard.
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* [[Characters/FinalFantasyBraveExviusHollowBreakers The Hollow Breakers]][[note]]Fina's team in Season 3: Fina, Bruce, Rinora, Daisy, Kalmia, Poppy, Nerine, Cleome, Roca[[/note]]

!Emma
A girl from Felicitas Town of Kolobos Isle who claims to be searching for her mother, being the first person Rain's party helps in their journey. [[spoiler:Her mother actually died and she was looking for someone who could get her to the dilapidated shrine where she was working.]] After her case is solved, she becomes determined to become a Grandshelt Knight, inspired by Rain and Lasswell.

* AdultFear: Not only does she cause this (a child trying to wander a debatably-civilized isle by herself), but she's subjected to it, [[spoiler:as her mother is definitely dead and she just can't accept it until she sees it for herself]].
* TheBusCameBack:
** She reappears in the late Season 2 event "A World United," being the one who discovers that Dr. Lazarov has come BackFromTheDead. She ends it by starting training under Loren to join the Grandshelt Knights.
** [[spoiler:Neo Physalis' story event shows her as a fully fledged Knight of Grandshelt (also marking Atlie's first story appearance).]]
* RedOniBlueOni: [[spoiler:Emma has become the Blue Oni to Atlie's Red.]]
* TagAlongKid: For the first half of Kolobos Isle.

!Luka
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Olderion's Maiden of Water, and the younger sister of Nichol. She's the Water Priestess of Olderion for her generation, and the one tasked with purifying the waters with the help of the Water Goddess Leviathan.
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!Loren
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A knight of Grandshelt that was a contemporary of Sir Raegen when he was also a knight, she is widely regarded as one of the most powerful knights the country has ever produced. Even after retiring from active touring duty, she becomes an instructor, and she was the one who taught Rain, Lasswell, Charlotte, and Lawrence to become knights as well.

* BadassTeacher: The second half of her event was her mostly staying in the background as Rain, Lasswell, Charlotte, and Lawrence all trained to become Grandshelt knights. However, when they accidentally found something way stronger than what they were prepared to deal with, Loren stepped in and handled the situation by herself. By the looks of things, she wasn't even winded by it.
* DualWielding: Not only does she naturally learn to do this, but she gains buffs from the same skill. Her Trust Master Reward similarly gives this ability, with passive Attack enhancements, to whoever has it equipped.
* DubNameChange: Her name was almost certainly "Lorraine" in the Japanese version.
* FakeDefector: [[spoiler:She, along with Zile, Chloe and Amy, pretend to be staging a coup against Grandshelt as a SecretTestOfCharacter for Physalis.]]
* MentorArchetype: She's a pretty classic one in the second half of her event, teaching both with instruction and, as the finale showed, example.
* KnightInShiningArmor: Of all the various knights in the game, she comes closest to the ideal, being both powerful and noble towards everyone.
* RedBaron: "The Twin Blade Maiden", courtesy of Roy.
* RegionalBonus: Of a sort - Loren is only available as a reward from spending enough real world money in the Japanese version, but she's available in the gacha (albeit rarely) in the Global version.
* RetiredBadass: By the present time, Loren is confirmed to be retired as a knight. In "A World United", Charlotte tries to bring her back to action to no avail, until Lazarov appears [[spoiler:with a mechanical version of the Chaotic Darkness]] and she has to help her former student out.
* SecretTestOfCharacter: [[spoiler:Loren sure took lessons from Raegen. Knowing Physalis would utterly [[BookDumb fail the written test]] to become a Knight of Grandshelt, she decides to make a last minute change into the test and stages a fake coup on Grandshelt, [[LockedOutOfTheLoop not informing William, Charlotte or Lawrence]] in order to make the test look real.]]
* SheCleansUpNicely: Her Brave Shift has her ditch her armor for a pretty blue dress.

!Roy
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A traveling bard in search of inspiration for his songs, who has taken into Loren's feats (which he witnessed) during an event years before the game's story, which inspired him into a song that became a hit and made him widely known in Lapis. Upon meeting Rain and Lasswell in Olderion in the present, he's reminded of the events, and feels inspired to compose a new song based on Rain's own party.

!Lawrence
Knight of Granshelt and Rain, Charlotte and Lasswell's companion. While he loves to flirt women he sees making bad impression, he's still a loyal knight of Grandshelt.

* ButtMonkey: Because he's a bit lazy and vain, he has a tendency to attract indignity, and it's suggested that he's the least respected by far of anyone holding the title of Grandshelt Knight.
* CasanovaWannabe: He loves to flirt with women, which hurts his reputation, and no one really impressed by it.
* RoyalRapier: While not a royal, he is known for wielding them gracefully.
* SomethingAboutARose: True to his would-be Casanova status as well as his imagined elegance and deadliness, he pulls out a rose during his victory animation.
* SomethingAboutARose: The victory pose of his 7* unit has him holding a rose.
* SpamAttack: Learns Barrage.
* StandardStatusEffect: Learns Swarmstrike and Shadowstick for inflicting poison and blind.
* StoneWall: His new 7* unit turns him into an evasion/provoke-specialized physical tank.
* ToxicFriendInfluence: It's heavily implied that Rain's womanizer traits were acquired from him.
* UndyingLoyalty: [[spoiler:Despite his act, it shows that he's cut for being a Knight of Grandshelt when Loren stages a coup and he sides with William and Charlotte instead.]]

!William
A senior Grandshelt Knight, and a capable mage himself, known to have been a partner of Loren. While he seems coward on the outside, he's pretty willing to jump into action when his friends are in danger.

* LockedOutOfTheLoop: [[spoiler:You'd expect Loren to inform a longtime companion of hers of her SecretTestOfCharacter for Physalis. She didn't.]]

!Chloe
A scholar who usually accompanies William around.

!Amy
An archer serving the Kingdom of Grandshelt.

!Zile
A Cannoneer from the Kingdom of Grandshelt and an acquaintance of Loren and Raegen.

!Shepard
An analyst serving under Charlotte's command in Grandshelt. He's shown romantic interest in her, but can't bring himself to confess his feelings.

* TheBusCameBack: [[spoiler:He and Friese appear in Neo Physalis' story event after not even being afterthoughts at the beginning of Season 3.]]

!Friese
A squire serving under Charlotte's command in Grandshelt. She has extreme admiration for Charlotte and, apparently, romantic interest as well. She often bickers with Shepard over Charlotte.

* TheBusCameBack: [[spoiler:She and Shepard return in Neo Physalis' story event, after being completely absent at the beginning of Season 3 in scenes concerning Physalis and Charlotte.]]
* GoodBadBugs: When Charlotte's Story Event debuted in Global, Friese's guest unit was shown wielding two shields, much like some ''VideoGame/DarkSouls'' players would do. It was an unintended bug and Gumi quickly fixed it, but people [[MemeticMutation took a big liking]] to that instance and wouldn't mind if a dual shield build was possible in ''Brave Exvius''.
* LuckilyMyShieldWillProtectMe: She's a squire to Charlotte, often relying on her shield to do the job.

!Silvia
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A Spellblade who trained under Loren years before Rain, Lasswell and Charlotte. She left the Grandshelt Knights due to not taking well to their code of conduct, breaking out of her own as a mercenary. She meets Rain and Lasswell in Gronoa when a weapon request she has for a blacksmith goes awry.

!Cedona
A gladiator from Zoldaad who takes fun in her job and is quite the loudmouth. Accompanies Sakura in Gronoa to visit Verun when he fumbles a gear request from her.

* DumbMuscle: Even by her own admission, she's a very direct thinker, and not a particularly deep one at that.
* GladiatorGames: Her profession.

!Verun
A descendant of one of Ruggles' apprentices. His distaste for conflict caused him to lose passion in his job as a blacksmith, until Sakura and Cedona appeared and forced him to face his fears.

* ActualPacifist: Due to Ruggles' teachings passed among the generations, Verun ''hates'' conflict. The idea that his weapons are used to wage war rather than protect others caused him to purposefully start slacking on his job.
* TheBlacksmith: It's his job. He's the one who made Sakura's [[NamedWeapon Roselia]] rod at the start of Season 2.
* CallBack: His hammer is very similar (possibly even meant to be the same, inherited from master to apprentice) as the one Ruggles uses (and is also Ruggles' Trust Master Reward).
* DropTheHammer: His weapon in battle.
* EarlyBirdCameo: He can be visited at his forge in Duggle Village (albeit unnamed), which first appeared months before the Season 2 event where he produced new weapons for Cedona and Sakura (also when he became PromotedToPlayable).
* HonorBeforeReason: After meeting Sakura, he only makes weapons to people with strong convictions, no matter the cost.
* UtilityPartyMember: His main role in parties is to provide buffs (including adding elemental effects) to allies.

!Roselia
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A white mage from Mysidia, and Sakura's first friend. After being bedridden by a disease, she decides to use the magic she learned to help others. Her condition and focus on her research caused people to think of her as an egoistical and recluse person even after her death, with only Sakura knowing the truth. Her death also caused Sakura herself to become a recluse for a long time.

* CripplingOverspecialization: Moreso than every other white mage in the game, which is stark considering just how many of them are hit by this trope. When fully buffed out, Roselia is in the running for perhaps the most capable healer, including very potent cures, the ability to heal all status ailments, and also the most affordable method available to restore {{Mana}}. She's even the first unit capable of triple-casting, in a game where double-casting is already very potent. However, outside of being able to heal (and some potency when casting Banish and/or Holy for attacking), Roselia is one of the [[SquishyWizard squishiest wizards]] around. Without someone tanking to protect her, she's going to be paste if anything so much as sneezes at her. And if the enemy isn't taking much damage from holy damage (either via resistance or just high defensive stats), there's nothing she can really do to them.
* IllGirl: Noted in her description and finally shown in "The White Sage and the Magic Cane" event, but Roselia ended up suffering from a difficult illness that left her bedridden for quite some time (and all of her appearances in the event are as such, in flashback).
* LivingEmotionalCrutch: Is this to Sakura during the latter's event. She grows out of it by the end though.
* SimpleStaff: Her weapon. Her Trust Master Reward allows anyone with it to equip them.
* SquishyWizard: In a case of GameplayAndStoryIntegration, her IllGirl status shows as having rather low physical stats. With her low hit points and defense, she can be very easily taken out with just a couple blows.
* WhiteMagicianGirl: Subverted in that she really only studied the magic before deciding to help others.

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!King Mog
The ruler of the Farplane, and thus the Moogles inside of it. Wants random things from other dimensions, which he exchanges for useful equipment.

* ArtifactCollectionAgency: Enjoys collecting artifacts from across the world.

!Sheratan
One of the guardians of the twelve legendary weapons. This woman was a former genius strategist, and of royal blood. Her brother, the king, who feared her genius, plotted to poison her, but she wound up discovering the plot. She later raises an army of her own, killing her brother and his wife. Fearing hurting others, she eats a cursed fruit, transforms into a tree, and seals her emotions to keep her sanity. Eventually, she is sealed away as the protector of the Holy Wand.

* EldritchAbomination: Takes the form of a tree woman, much like Exdeath.
* HybridMonster: Is half-human, half-tree. Her fruits are embodiments of her anger and sorrow.
* RoaringRampageOfRevenge: The cause of her insanity, however well-deserved it may be.
* VengeanceFeelsEmpty: The love for her brother eventually fuels this.
* YouCantFightFate: Before meeting [[spoiler: Raegen and Rain]] she was a believer in letting destiny take her where it pleased. She later decides to take things into her own hands [[spoiler:with sadly tragic results.]]

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!Kunshira
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A Natura beastkin living in Gungan. She meets Lasswell's group while a dispute between tribes is going on, and joins them to deal with that issue. [[spoiler:She is actually a Shibyra who turned traitor to the tribe and had nowhere to go until King Yashka rescued her from a perilous situation. Kunshira swore UndyingLoyalty to the Natura since then.]]

* CatFolk: Despite generally going around on all fours, generally appearing to be a human-sized feline, and the fact that her people are generally called beastmen, she's still classified in the game as a human-type being for purposes of what affects her for extra damage.
* DualWielding: She can inherently two swords, two rods, or one of each (which, due to her passives, is the most effective build for her).
* GreenThumb: Like all Natura, she loves nature.
* IOweYouMyLife: [[spoiler:She swore loyalty to the Natura due to King Yashka saving her life despite her being a Shybira.]]
* MagicKnight: As a vision, she has perhaps the widest array of hybrid attacks skills of all such characters, able to do both magic and physical damage in five different elements. Her Trust Master Reward is meant to emphasize this in whoever equips it, boosting both attack and magic if the wielder equips swords and robes.
* UndyingLoyalty: She'll go to the end of the world to aid King Yashka as his top knight.
* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: Most beastkind, Shibyra or Natura, have fur in colors that look similar to colors that would be found on wolves in real life, like black or brown. Kunshira's purple fur with golden spots/underbelly stands out vividly thanks to this.

!Wadow
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A Natura bodyguard for King Yashka. He's highly protective of the king and has a bitter rivalry with Kunshira which only mellows out once Fina and Sakura intervene.

!Mombert
An older man who leads four children he calls the Sages of Hess, who joins up with Raegen's squad in Season 2 in the hopes of being able to take down the Emperor of Aldore together during the Visectrum arc. [[spoiler:As a child assassin, he attempted to assassinate Emperor Quadis and failed, watching his own four partners (who were just as young as he was) die in the process; he spent the following decades mastering Visionary Magic and made Visions out of his friends so that he can enact a new, dangerous plan to depower Quadis to the point where he can be killed.]]

* AllForNothing: Mombert eventually reveals just how hollow he felt his life is, devoting it all to just one thing - taking down the Emperor's paling so that he could be assassinated. [[spoiler:While the visions of the Four Sages succeed, the Emperor's power is so overwhelming that Mombert can't even touch him, and even Raegen's follow-up attacks end up bouncing harmlessly off of his hand.]]
* HarmfulToMinors: His plan to disrupt the paling that makes the Emperor NighInvulnerable involves setting up a ritual that requires the sacrifice of the Four Sages. [[spoiler:Subverted in that the Four Sages are visions based on Mombert's original friends, who were killed before they could attempt to bring down the Emperor.]]
* IDidWhatIHadToDo and IveComeTooFar: After Sieghard gives him a WhatTheHellHero speech for his HarmfulToMinors plan, Mombert responds with these justifications, all while admitting that it doesn't forgive his actions.
* LightEmUp: When he fights after the confrontation with Sieghard above, his main offense are holy-elemental spells.
* SummonMagic: [[spoiler: The Four Sages are just visions that Mombert summoned to accomplish what they failed to do in Mombert's youth. He's a bit more comfortable sacrificing them because the originals are sadly long since dead.]]
* {{Tykebomb}}: The Four Sages that Mombert leads are all pre-adolescent and wielding immense strength to take down the Emperor. [[spoiler: Mombert reveals that they were his friends when he was their age, and that they all were raised specifically to assassinate the Emperor. He was the sole survivor and summoned the others as visions when he felt he could finish the task.]]

!Domino
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Shatal's superior, born to a rich family from Aldore. She enlisted in the army in order to appease her family's wishes, but eventually became disillusioned with the state of TheEmpire, which led her to ally herself with Milo and the Children of Hess as an undercover agent to spy on Aldore. She's taken to Shatal, a joking soldier who she usually lets roam around unpunished.

!Shatal
A wishy-washy easy going jokester of a soldier of Aldore who only became a soldier because he assumed the job was going to be easy but has a bad habit of going easy on his enemies, who he frequently lets escape. [[spoiler:When Rain/Hyoh allows him to live while ensuring Domino survives his hunt for her, Shatal joins the Children of Hess and becomes an important asset for Milo.]]

* DrawAggro: Capable of drawing all single-target blows towards himself with Standout.
* NeutralNoLonger: Comes to realize that he more or less tried to avoid taking any sort of stand, despite being part of Aldore's army, late into "The Color of Heartlessness". Seeing the way Domino was being hunted by Hyoh compelled him into finally making a choice to side with her.
* SpellMyNameWithAnS: In a more literal example, some of Domino's dialogue later into "The Color Of Heartlessness" [[http://mat2modblog.tumblr.com/image/178446780460 spells his name with a C]]. Because this dialogue is spoken, it can only be assumed that this is a translation error.
* StoneWall: A magic-focused version; most of his kit (as well as his Trust Master Reward) is focused around mitigating magic damage and protecting an ally.
* TakingTheBullet: Capable of covering for a single ally; he's one of the most durable single-target tanks in the game.

!Diezell
A tall woman generally avoided by Georl's populace, believing her to be some sort of monster. After she's framed with murder, she gets stuck with Maisie, a compulsive liar, and has to work her way out of the situation she was put in, [[spoiler:which eventually leads her to an encounter with Rain, now king of Aldore]].

* {{BFS}}: Diezell carries a peculiar blade called the Split Blade. She can take the center piece of her blade to form a [[DualWield secondary sword]] she can use, and she can also combine both blades in order to charge a powerful electric uppercut on her Limit Burst.
* ShockAndAwe: Diezell's electric blade says it all.

!Maisie
A girl from parts unknown, and whose true story is even more unknown, as she's a compulsive liar who will try and fool anyone to get her way. She was paid to frame Diezell and ended up being discarded by her contractor. This forces her to ally with Diezell to escape prison, but she isn't any more willing to stop lying to people if those lies mean she can get any extra advantage from it.

* DishingOutDirt: Maisie prides herself as a very capable Earth mage.

!Sister
A wandering nun known to carry a huge mace. She's known for trying to solve things with dialogue and, when the option is not possible, she clobbers her opponents down. After saving Scartio from a brutal beatdown, she enlisted him in being her bodyguard as she travels Paladia [[spoiler:now that Quadis is not alive anymore to rule it]].

!Scartio
A former Hess slave with a brand made by Aldore in his forehead, which he covers with his bandanna. He tries to avoid trouble at all costs, but this also has led him to participate in the same Order of Aldore tournament Lasswell has took part in. When his partners discover his Hess bearings and start delivering a vicious beatdown, he is rescued by Sister, who offers to give him a place to stay. [[spoiler:Once Quadis is defeated by Lasswell's party]], Scartio senses that he has no purpose left, and Sister then suggests him to travel the world with her, serving as her bodyguard.

[[/folder]]


[[folder:Other Villains]]
!Dr. Lazarov
A mad scientist the party first encounters in Kolobos Island. He had been gathering dead bodies to experiment on in order to create a deadly weapon for Veritas of the Dark.

* TheBusCameBack:
** He returns after a two-island gap in the second half of Zoldaad. He also returns in the "The Phantom Blueprint" event, which was a second-season flashback to events prior to Lid meeting with Rain and Lasswell.
** He's actually BackFromTheDead in the Charlotte story event, "A World United". [[spoiler:And apparently Charlotte sends him back to the dead.]]
* EvilFormerFriend: Revealed near the end of "The Phantom Blueprint" to have formerly worked with Heltich in researching power that can overwhelm and destroy minds. However, Heltich directed his research towards trying to help people cope with and manage such power, while Lazarov researched towards using it for his own ends.
* ImmortalitySeeker: [[spoiler:His main motivation for experimenting with the dead.]]
* ItsAllAboutMe: He's only with the Sworn Six to further his research, and he's more than willing to ditch them if it suits his purposes.
* {{Jerkass}}: The fact that he kills Rain's airship crew for experimentation is pretty evil, but the fact that he drags their corpses across an archipelago just to use those corpses as zombies to attack Rain shows a level of pettiness that's hard to ignore.
* LaserGuidedKarma: [[spoiler:Similar to the above, the Sworn Six only tolerated Lazarov as long as he didn't get in their way. When his actions nearly caused the destruction of the Invincible, Heavens jumps in and kills him to prevent his escape after Rain catches up with him.]]
* MadScientist: He's got enough brains to basically invent multiple new types of monster, and he's making progress in his search for immortality. Morality, though, is completely alien to him.
* ManBehindTheMan: [[spoiler:He is the main reason that the Zoldaad Empire is the way it currently is, and why the Invincible took flight.]]
* SpellMyNameWithAnS: His name has been spelled in 3 different ways. First, as "Lasorov", a second time as "Lazorov", and the current spelling of "Lazarov".
* UnexplainedRecovery: Charlotte notes when he appears in "A World United" that it was reported that he was killed. He confirms this, but says he's back without explaining as to how (though his research into bioaugmentation and the undead are possible explanations).

!Emperor Sozhe
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The current emperor of Zoldaad, who seeks a strong militaristic expansion and curbs opposition with violent repression. [[spoiler:It's revealed that this attitude is caused by Lazarov's brainwashing, which exacerbates the worst traits of his victims.]]
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* BadassFamily: He's a very strong and resilient ruler, and his two sons (Shera and [[spoiler: Jake]]) are possible useful recruits as well.
* BrainwashedAndCrazy: [[spoiler: Is being mind controlled by Lazarov.]]
* DyingAsYourself: When he is killed, he gets some last words with his son in hopes of making the kingdom better than he could.
* TheEmperor: The supreme political and military leader of Zoldaad at the beginning of the story, which is said to be among the most powerful and aggressive nations in the world all the way back in Grandshelt.
* JumpingOffTheSlipperySlope: In his last moments, he admits that his lust for power was his desire to do well for his country at its heart, but he lost sight of that somewhere along the way.
* PlayingWithFire: As a vision, he can use fire magic, can add fire elemental damage to his attacks, can lower fire resistance in his foes, and can boost fire resistance for the party. In addition, one of the effects of his Trust Master reward is to boost fire resistance.
* PosthumousCharacter: [[spoiler:Was mostly killed and controlled by Dr. Lazarov for the man's experiments. He does return to his senses after he is defeated however.]]
* PlayingWithFire: As suitable for the ruler of the nation hosting the Fire Crystal, he has several moves that do Fire damage and can drop enemy Fire resistance.
* PunnyName: Possibly not even ''intended'', but it's there. He's always called Emperor in-game, but another word for Emperor is "Kaiser". Which would make him, y'know, [[Film/TheUsualSuspects Kaiser Sozhe]].
* StoneWall: While a bit more capable of dishing out damage than other Stone Walls in the game, Sozhe is at his best tanking hits for everyone.

!Chaotic Darkness
[[spoiler: The embodiment of humanity's evil. It is summoned as a vision by Sol via the Land of the Crystals, and desires the destruction of both Lapis and Paladia.]]
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* DarkIsEvil: This is the element it takes.
* EldritchAbomination: [[spoiler: It is humanity's natural evil, so of course it would look like this.]]
* HybridMonster: [[spoiler: Its true form has elements of no less than eight other monsters from the game.]]
* MadnessMantra: [[spoiler: "Hate ... Hate ... Hate ... Die ... Die ... Die ... Destroy ... Destroy ... Destroy"]]
* TheBattleDidntCount: [[spoiler:It just changes shape from a giant skull with hands to [[HybridMonster an amalgamation of various monsters]] when it is first defeated.]]
* WalkingSpoiler: Any mention of it basically spoils the ending to Season 1 of the game's story.

[[folder:Original Summons]]
In addition to the characters above and all of the crossover characters, there are a large number of playable characters, summonable as Visions, who are completely unique to the setting of ''Brave Exvius'', and are detailed below. While there are many directly story-relevant characters who can be summoned as well, tropes for them should go in their entries above.

!Tropes associated with all of them:
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* LateArrivalSpoiler: Some of the summons are characters that Rain's party will encounter, like Luka, Charlotte and [[spoiler: Dark Fina]].
* OriginalGeneration: They are the original characters of ''Brave Exvius''.
* PosthumousCharacter: Most of them are heroes/villains in the history of the world of ''Brave Exvius''. [[spoiler:A decent number of the later ones are still alive, though.]]
* RegionalBonus: As noted on the main page, some of these folks are exclusive to the Global version. Some of them even seem to have event or story hooks.
* WalkingSpoiler: [[ZigZaggedTrope Zig-zagged]] - some of the original summons that are also part of the story do explicitly mention certain plotline details (including the deaths of the characters in question [[spoiler: Elle in particular is a bad offender]]), but some [[spoiler: such as Shera]] avoid revealing major plot points.

!Artemios
A self-trained archer whose skill at hunting led others to hiring him as a hitman. And he became exceptionally good at it.
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* ColdSniper: As he was hired for more and more jobs, he became more jaded and emotionally distant.
* GlassCannon: He can dish out plenty of damage (in fact, when the game first launched, he was in the running for most powerful non-magic user), but he has almost no durability.
* GoneHorriblyRight: Whichever nameless person who had the bright idea to start hiring Artemios for assassination jobs wanted to see if he'd be just as good at hunting people as he was hunting animals. Not only was he just as good, but he grew to like it way too much.
* HuntingTheMostDangerousGame: At first, taking assassination jobs was just for money, but he soon grew to love killing people and started doing it for fun.
* SerialKiller: By the end, Artemios was just hunting people for sport.
* SpamAttack: He was one of the first characters to get the Barrage attack, and still one of the easiest who learn it to acquire.
* SoLastSeason: Perhaps poster child for this within the game. Once upon a time, he was one of the most formidable units that could be fielded. Between having a nigh-useless [[LevelUpAtIntimacy5 Trust Master Reward]], the sheer number of units that manage to beat him in raw stats, abilities learned, and equipment worn all at once, and the fact that he was completely ignored by both ability awakening and the launch of six-star levels of power, Artemios would only have use in a new player's team if nothing better has been summoned yet.

!Medius
A gunner who creates powerful technology to combat brute force and magic, but is seen as a threat to people.
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* AdaptationalBadass: He can become 6 Star unit in the Global version despite being stuck as 5 Star in Japanese version.
* CoolGun: He uses this as his main weapon.
* CoolHat: He starts bareheaded, but he gets a sweet gold-trimmed purple tricorne upon awakening.
* CriticalHitClass: Has a passive ability that increases CriticalHit chances.
* DrawAggro: He gains the ability to Draw Attacks - but given [[GlassCannon his low hit points and defenses]], it's more of a drawback than anything else.
* DualWielding: A zig-zagged version, it seems to be the case in his sprite, [[GameplayAndStorySegregation but he can't learn it naturally]] but then played straight by awakening his Gun Master ability.
* ExperienceBooster: His Trust Master reward doubles the experience of whoever has it equipped.
* GadgeteerGenius: He creates his own weapon and is seen as a genius, [[TooPowerfulToLive but it also causes his downfall]].
* GameplayAndStoryIntegration: See that note under TooPowerfulToLive? That's why he gets DrawAggro - he's a marked man by ''everyone'', even monsters, because of his discovery of guns.
* GlassCannon: His defense and HP are rather low, but he has really high attack power when equipped with a gun.
* HoistByHisOwnPetard: "The Phantom Blueprint" reveals that this was Medius' fate, being shot to death by someone using one of his own guns. It's even called "The Tragedy of Medius" in the game's present day.
* TooPowerfulToLive: His invention is considered way ahead of his time, so he is seen as a threat and a fugitive.

!Chizuru
An honorable Samurai who has great pride and was devoted to her master. She was the mother of Hayate and Miyuki, and the wife of Jiraiya.
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* AllThereInTheManual: In the Global version, while it's easy to infer (via the unit descriptions at higher-level awakenings) that she's the mother of Hayate and Miyuki (and the wife of Jiraiya), it's only explicitly stated in the limited-time Way of the Warrior story event.
* BadassFamily: She's the wife of a 5-star base summon, mother of two others powerful enough to become summons themselves, and both of her children can max out at six stars with powerful equipment as Trust Master rewards in their own right. Further, one of her distant descendants (Yuri) is another 6-star max ninja with a decent Trust Master Reward.
* GlassCannon: Her HP and defence are low for a [[InfinityPlusOneSword 6 Star Unit]], but her attack is very high.
* HerdHittingAttack: Her ultimate move is Phantom Shadow, which not only hits every foe on screen and chains, but ignores some of the targets' defense.
* KatanasAreJustBetter: Her main weapon. Her Trust Master award takes this UpToEleven; anyone equipped with it and a katana gets a huge boost to their attack.
* {{Samurai}}
* {{Seppuku}}: [[spoiler:Her 6* awakening reveals that after Miyuki was led astray, Chizuru decided to take her own life by committing seppuku.]] [[spoiler:Way of the Warrior story event shows Hayate to be the one who done the final blow.]]
* SpamAttack: Learns Barrage, which is her strongest attack option prior to awakening to six-star status.
* StandardStatusEffects: She can paralyze foes with Blade Bash, and she's one of the exceedingly few characters that can use Stop with Dismissal - as a bonus, she's one of the very few who can do it outside of a LimitBreak.
* TheStoic: She's very measured with everyone, even her own family. She's even able to [[spoiler: discuss not only committing {{Seppuku}}, but making her own son act as her second]] without hesitation or much emotion.
* UndyingLoyalty: She's like this to her master.



!Ruggles
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A dwarf who was lost from his homeland after the sundering of Lapis. He was later rescued, dying of starvation, by Lunera. He later befriended the elven couple, and began building an underground passage for them to be able to traverse the now hostile lands of Gronoa.
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* {{Determinator}}: Ruggles refuses to give up on anything, fighting against even nature itself in order to help out the people he cares about. [[spoiler: Even after both Lunera and Bran succumb to the miasma, he continues to build tunnels in miasma-free areas as well as tend a tree that breaks down miasma in their memory.]]
* DownerEnding: Ruggles loses two of the only people that he ever cared about, and he ended up leaving Gronoa because the memory of the two was too painful for him to dwell upon. And the other Dwarves also rejected him [[FantasticRacism for cooperating with elves]]. Urgh.
* DropTheHammer: His character model's weapon, as well as his Trust Master reward.
* DueToTheDead: While not terribly elaborate or even well made, Ruggles left a tribute - in Elvish, no less - to Bran and Lunera by the tree that he cultivated to try to help them deal with the miasma.
* TheFaceless: In a tradition that extends back to ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyIII'', the only facial features of Ruggles that can be seen are his eyes and his luxurious beard.
* IOweYouMyLife: His dedication to Lunera is due to her saving him when she found him collapsed and near death.
* TheStoic: While Ruggles does clearly react to what's going on around him, he doesn't emote very much - he's much more of one to let his actions convey his feelings. His idea of making a tribute to the people who saved him is to literally carve out large tunnels that can house multiple towns, plus nurture a tree that ends up surviving for centuries.
* VitriolicBestBuds: He later develops into this dynamic with Bran, mostly because Lunera's last wish was for the two to get along.

!Lunera
One of the last elves in Gronoa, who finds the near-death Ruggles when out on a walk. Her husband, Bran, was the other survivor. In the present day, the ruins of her manor still stand, and serve as the site of several battles held on the orders of Veritas of the Frost, as well as the temple for the Esper Lakshmi.
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* FriendToAllLivingThings: Bran's reactions suggest that Lunera was just a kind soul that loved to support and befriend any creature that wasn't hostile to her. We see it in action with how quickly she takes to Ruggles.
* GuysSmashGirlsShoot: In contrast with her husband, she wields a bow and is a very potent magic-user, meaning she shoots both physical and magical projectiles at foes.
* IllGirl: She's already in the terminal stages of miasma poisoning when she first finds Ruggles. [[spoiler: She's permanently bedridden shortly thereafter, and she dies about halfway through the side arc featuring her story.]]
* LastOfTheirKind: She and Bran are the last elves on Gronoa, and it's clear that their time is nearly over. [[spoiler: She dies about halfway through her plot event.]]
* MoreDakka: As a vision, she has access to perhaps the most hits - 20 - in a single strike.

!Bran
Lunera's partner and one of the last living elves in Gronoa. He is rather vindictive of other people, especially dwarves -- which causes him to initially be at high odds with Ruggles. Once Lunera dies from the effects of Gronoa's miasma, however, he starts to develop a genuine friendship with Ruggles in her stead.
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* ElvesVersusDwarves: Due to his cultural posturing, he clashes a lot with Ruggles about which way of life is better.
* GuysSmashGirlsShoot: In contrast with his wife, he primarily wields swords and performs melee attacks.
* {{Hypocrite}}: Among his complaints about Ruggles wasting his time was that Ruggles was trying to nurture a tree that could break down the miasma safely. In other words, that Ruggles was trying to use a bit of nature to combat the effects of a man-made disaster. He says this in his study, filled with books that were presumably made from felled trees.
* LastOfHisKind: He and Lunera are the last elves in Gronoa, and he in particular has little hope that they'll be around much longer. Sadly, he's right - truly becoming the last elf when Lunera dies halfway through their event, and himself succumbing to the miasma near the end.
* OurElvesAreBetter: Bran is a big elf supremacist, insistent that the elven way of life is better and that the works of other races just make things worse. He stands out because, of the five characters of elven descent who have appeared so far (himself, Lunera, Madam Edel, Amber, and Fryevia), he's the only one who acts this way.
* VitriolicBestBuds: He later develops this with Ruggles, partly due to Lunera's final wishes, and partly because he's finally able to come to terms with the flaws in his fatalist philosophy.
* YouCantFightFate: A strong believer that one must simply accept what nature has in store. Among other things, he resents humanity and dwarves for trying to build things to fight against the natural order, believing that it's the root cause of the miasma. Near the end, he admits that his stubbornness on this point may have contributed to his people's decline.

!Jiraiya
A ninja who served Queen Kaede in times prior to Pharm's founding. He is the father of Hayate and Miyuki, and the husband of Chizuru.
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* AllThereInTheManual: In the Global version, while it's easy to infer (via the unit descriptions at higher-level awakenings) that he's the father of Hayate and Miyuki (and the husband of Chizuru), it's never explicitly stated anywhere outside of the limited-time Way of the Warrior story event.
* BadassFamily: He's the husband of a 4-star base, father of two others powerful enough to become summons themselves, and both of his children can max out at six stars with powerful equipment as Trust Master rewards in their own right. His distant descendant is also in the summon pool, also with a solid Trust Master Reward
* DualWield: His Trust Master Reward is a limited version, which provides a large attack buff along with the ability to use two katanas at once.
%%* Expy: He seems to be an Expy of the character of the same name from ''Anime/{{Naruto}}''.
* GlassCannon: His HP and defence are low for a [[InfinityPlusOneSword 6-Star Unit]], but his attack and magic is very high.
* HerdHittingAttack: As a ninja, he has a plethora of scrolls that can hit multiple foes along with causing status ailments.
* KatanasAreJustBetter: His main weapon, although he's outright encouraged to use Dual Wield. His version of Blade Mastery also gives 50% MAG.
* TheStoic: He doesn't emote at all, even worse in this regard than his wife Chizuru. [[spoiler: This leads to festering resentment that an enemy ninja was able to exploit in order to bring down Kaede's fiefdom.]]
* StrongFamilyResemblance: Jiraya is very similar in appearance to Hayate, down to having similar stances.
* UndyingLoyalty: He's like this to his master, Kaede. [[spoiler: To the point that he sacrifices himself to stop his daughter Miyuki, then under mind control, from killing Kaede.]]
[[/folder]]

!Silvia
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A Spellblade who trained under Loren years before Rain, Lasswell and Charlotte. She left the Grandshelt Knights due to not taking well to their code of conduct, breaking out of her own as a mercenary. She meets Rain and Lasswell in Gronoa when a weapon request she has for a blacksmith goes awry.

!Cedona
A gladiator from Zoldaad who takes fun in her job and is quite the loudmouth. Accompanies Sakura in Gronoa to visit Verun when he fumbles a gear request from her.

* SecretTestOfCharacter: [[spoiler:Loren sure took lessons from Raegen. Knowing Physalis would utterly [[BookDumb fail the written test]] to become a Knight of Grandshelt, she decides to make a last minute change into the test and stages a fake coup on Grandshelt, [[LockedOutOfTheLoop not informing Physalis, Charlotte or Lawrence]] in order to make the test look real.]]

A traveling bard in search of inspiration for his songs, who has taken into Loren's feats during an event years before the game's story, which inspired him into a song that became a hit and made him widely known in Lapis. Upon meeting Rain and Lasswell in Olderion in the present, he's reminded of the events, and feels inspired to compose a new song based on Rain's own party.

Knight of Granshelt and Rain, Charlotte and Lasswell's companion. While he loves to flirt women he sees making bad impression, he's still a loyal knight of Granshelt.

!Silvia
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A Spellblade who trained under Loren years before Rain, Lasswell and Charlotte. She left the Grandshelt Knights due to not taking well to their code of conduct, breaking out of her own as a mercenary. She meets Rain and Lasswell in Gronoa when a weapon request she has for a blacksmith goes awry.

!Cedona
A gladiator from Zoldaad who takes fun in her job and is quite the loudmouth. Accompanies Sakura in Gronoa to visit Verun when he fumbles a gear request from her.

* DumbMuscle: Even by her own admission, she's a very direct thinker, and not a particularly deep one at that.
* GladiatorGames: Her profession.

!Verun
A descendant of one of Ruggles' apprentices. His distaste for conflict caused him to lose passion in his job as a blacksmith, until Sakura and Cedona appeared and forced him to face his fears.

* ActualPacifist: Due to Ruggles' teachings passed among the generations, Verun ''hates'' conflict. The idea that his weapons are used to wage war rather than protect others caused him to purposefully start slacking on his job.
* TheBlacksmith: It's his job. He's the one who made Sakura's [[NamedWeapon Roselia]] rod at the start of Season 2.
* CallBack: His hammer is very similar (possibly even meant to be the same, inherited from master to apprentice) as the one Ruggles uses (and is also Ruggles' Trust Master Reward).
* DropTheHammer: His weapon in battle.
* EarlyBirdCameo: He can be visited at his forge in Duggle Village (albeit unnamed), which first appeared months before the Season 2 event where he produced new weapons for Cedona and Sakura (also when he became PromotedToPlayable).
* HonorBeforeReason: After meeting Sakura, he only makes weapons to people with strong convictions, no matter the cost.
* UtilityPartyMember: His main role in parties is to provide buffs (including adding elemental effects) to allies.

!Roselia
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A white mage from Mysidia, and Sakura's first friend. After being bedridden by a disease, she decides to use the magic she learned to help others. Her condition and focus on her research caused people to think of her as an egoistical and recluse person even after her death, with only Sakura knowing the truth. Her death also caused Sakura herself to become a recluse for a long time.

* CripplingOverspecialization: Moreso than every other white mage in the game, which is stark considering just how many of them are hit by this trope. When fully buffed out, Roselia is in the running for perhaps the most capable healer, including very potent cures, the ability to heal all status ailments, and also the most affordable method available to restore {{Mana}}. She's even the first unit capable of triple-casting, in a game where double-casting is already very potent. However, outside of being able to heal (and some potency when casting Banish and/or Holy for attacking), Roselia is one of the [[SquishyWizard squishiest wizards]] around. Without someone tanking to protect her, she's going to be paste if anything so much as sneezes at her. And if the enemy isn't taking much damage from holy damage (either via resistance or just high defensive stats), there's nothing she can really do to them.
* IllGirl: Noted in her description and finally shown in "The White Sage and the Magic Cane" event, but Roselia ended up suffering from a difficult illness that left her bedridden for quite some time (and all of her appearances in the event are as such, in flashback).
* LivingEmotionalCrutch: Is this to Sakura during the latter's event. She grows out of it by the end though.
* SimpleStaff: Her weapon. Her Trust Master Reward allows anyone with it to equip them.
* SquishyWizard: In a case of GameplayAndStoryIntegration, her IllGirl status shows as having rather low physical stats. With her low hit points and defense, she can be very easily taken out with just a couple blows.
* WhiteMagicianGirl: Subverted in that she really only studied the magic before deciding to help others.

[[/folder]]

[[folder:The Farplane]]

!King Mog
The ruler of the Farplane, and thus the Moogles inside of it. Wants random things from other dimensions, which he exchanges for useful equipment.

* ArtifactCollectionAgency: Enjoys collecting artifacts from across the world.

!Sheratan
One of the guardians of the twelve legendary weapons. This woman was a former genius strategist, and of royal blood. Her brother, the king, who feared her genius, plotted to poison her, but she wound up discovering the plot. She later raises an army of her own, killing her brother and his wife. Fearing hurting others, she eats a cursed fruit, transforms into a tree, and seals her emotions to keep her sanity. Eventually, she is sealed away as the protector of the Holy Wand.

* EldritchAbomination: Takes the form of a tree woman, much like Exdeath.
* HybridMonster: Is half-human, half-tree. Her fruits are embodiments of her anger and sorrow.
* RoaringRampageOfRevenge: The cause of her insanity, however well-deserved it may be.
* VengeanceFeelsEmpty: The love for her brother eventually fuels this.
* YouCantFightFate: Before meeting [[spoiler: Raegen and Rain]] she was a believer in letting destiny take her where it pleased. She later decides to take things into her own hands [[spoiler:with sadly tragic results.]]

[[/folder]]

[[folder:Paladian Allies]]

!Kunshira
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A Natura beastkin living in Gungan. She meets Lasswell's group while a dispute between tribes is going on, and joins them to deal with that issue. [[spoiler:She is actually a Shibyra who turned traitor to the tribe and had nowhere to go until King Yashka rescued her from a perilous situation. Kunshira swore UndyingLoyalty to the Natura since then.]]

* CatFolk: Despite generally going around on all fours, generally appearing to be a human-sized feline, and the fact that her people are generally called beastmen, she's still classified in the game as a human-type being for purposes of what affects her for extra damage.
* DualWielding: She can inherently two swords, two rods, or one of each (which, due to her passives, is the most effective build for her).
* GreenThumb: Like all Natura, she loves nature.
* IOweYouMyLife: [[spoiler:She swore loyalty to the Natura due to King Yashka saving her life despite her being a Shybira.]]
* MagicKnight: As a vision, she has perhaps the widest array of hybrid attacks skills of all such characters, able to do both magic and physical damage in five different elements. Her Trust Master Reward is meant to emphasize this in whoever equips it, boosting both attack and magic if the wielder equips swords and robes.
* UndyingLoyalty: She'll go to the end of the world to aid King Yashka as his top knight.
* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: Most beastkind, Shibyra or Natura, have fur in colors that look similar to colors that would be found on wolves in real life, like black or brown. Kunshira's purple fur with golden spots/underbelly stands out vividly thanks to this.

!Wadow
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A Natura bodyguard for King Yashka. He's highly protective of the king and has a bitter rivalry with Kunshira which only mellows out once Fina and Sakura intervene.

!Mombert
An older man who leads four children he calls the Sages of Hess, who joins up with Raegen's squad in Season 2 in the hopes of being able to take down the Emperor of Aldore together during the Visectrum arc. [[spoiler:As a child assassin, he attempted to assassinate Emperor Quadis and failed, watching his own four partners (who were just as young as he was) die in the process; he spent the following decades mastering Visionary Magic and made Visions out of his friends so that he can enact a new, dangerous plan to depower Quadis to the point where he can be killed.]]

* AllForNothing: Mombert eventually reveals just how hollow he felt his life is, devoting it all to just one thing - taking down the Emperor's paling so that he could be assassinated. [[spoiler:While the visions of the Four Sages succeed, the Emperor's power is so overwhelming that Mombert can't even touch him, and even Raegen's follow-up attacks end up bouncing harmlessly off of his hand.]]
* HarmfulToMinors: His plan to disrupt the paling that makes the Emperor NighInvulnerable involves setting up a ritual that requires the sacrifice of the Four Sages. [[spoiler:Subverted in that the Four Sages are visions based on Mombert's original friends, who were killed before they could attempt to bring down the Emperor.]]
* IDidWhatIHadToDo and IveComeTooFar: After Sieghard gives him a WhatTheHellHero speech for his HarmfulToMinors plan, Mombert responds with these justifications, all while admitting that it doesn't forgive his actions.
* LightEmUp: When he fights after the confrontation with Sieghard above, his main offense are holy-elemental spells.
* SummonMagic: [[spoiler: The Four Sages are just visions that Mombert summoned to accomplish what they failed to do in Mombert's youth. He's a bit more comfortable sacrificing them because the originals are sadly long since dead.]]
* {{Tykebomb}}: The Four Sages that Mombert leads are all pre-adolescent and wielding immense strength to take down the Emperor. [[spoiler: Mombert reveals that they were his friends when he was their age, and that they all were raised specifically to assassinate the Emperor. He was the sole survivor and summoned the others as visions when he felt he could finish the task.]]

!Domino
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Shatal's superior, born to a rich family from Aldore. She enlisted in the army in order to appease her family's wishes, but eventually became disillusioned with the state of TheEmpire, which led her to ally herself with Milo and the Children of Hess as an undercover agent to spy on Aldore. She's taken to Shatal, a joking soldier who she usually lets roam around unpunished.

!Shatal
A wishy-washy easy going jokester of a soldier of Aldore who only became a soldier because he assumed the job was going to be easy but has a bad habit of going easy on his enemies, who he frequently lets escape. [[spoiler:When Rain/Hyoh allows him to live while ensuring Domino survives his hunt for her, Shatal joins the Children of Hess and becomes an important asset for Milo.]]

* DrawAggro: Capable of drawing all single-target blows towards himself with Standout.
* NeutralNoLonger: Comes to realize that he more or less tried to avoid taking any sort of stand, despite being part of Aldore's army, late into "The Color of Heartlessness". Seeing the way Domino was being hunted by Hyoh compelled him into finally making a choice to side with her.
* SpellMyNameWithAnS: In a more literal example, some of Domino's dialogue later into "The Color Of Heartlessness" [[http://mat2modblog.tumblr.com/image/178446780460 spells his name with a C]]. Because this dialogue is spoken, it can only be assumed that this is a translation error.
* StoneWall: A magic-focused version; most of his kit (as well as his Trust Master Reward) is focused around mitigating magic damage and protecting an ally.
* TakingTheBullet: Capable of covering for a single ally; he's one of the most durable single-target tanks in the game.

!Diezell
A tall woman generally avoided by Georl's populace, believing her to be some sort of monster. After she's framed with murder, she gets stuck with Maisie, a compulsive liar, and has to work her way out of the situation she was put in, [[spoiler:which eventually leads her to an encounter with Rain, now king of Aldore]].

* {{BFS}}: Diezell carries a peculiar blade called the Split Blade. She can take the center piece of her blade to form a [[DualWield secondary sword]] she can use, and she can also combine both blades in order to charge a powerful electric uppercut on her Limit Burst.
* ShockAndAwe: Diezell's electric blade says it all.

!Maisie
A girl from parts unknown, and whose true story is even more unknown, as she's a compulsive liar who will try and fool anyone to get her way. She was paid to frame Diezell and ended up being discarded by her contractor. This forces her to ally with Diezell to escape prison, but she isn't any more willing to stop lying to people if those lies mean she can get any extra advantage from it.

* DishingOutDirt: Maisie prides herself as a very capable Earth mage.

!Sister
A wandering nun known to carry a huge mace. She's known for trying to solve things with dialogue and, when the option is not possible, she clobbers her opponents down. After saving Scartio from a brutal beatdown, she enlisted him in being her bodyguard as she travels Paladia [[spoiler:now that Quadis is not alive anymore to rule it]].

!Scartio
A former Hess slave with a brand made by Aldore in his forehead, which he covers with his bandanna. He tries to avoid trouble at all costs, but this also has led him to participate in the same Order of Aldore tournament Lasswell has took part in. When his partners discover his Hess bearings and start delivering a vicious beatdown, he is rescued by Sister, who offers to give him a place to stay. [[spoiler:Once Quadis is defeated by Lasswell's party]], Scartio senses that he has no purpose left, and Sister then suggests him to travel the world with her, serving as her bodyguard.

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[[folder:Other Villains]]
!Dr. Lazarov
A mad scientist the party first encounters in Kolobos Island. He had been gathering dead bodies to experiment on in order to create a deadly weapon for Veritas of the Dark.

* TheBusCameBack: She reappears in the late Season 2 event "A World United," being the one who discovers that Dr. Lazarov has come BackFromTheDead. She ends it by starting training under Loren to join the Grandshelt Knights.

* ClapYourHandsIfYouBelieve: [[spoiler:At the end of Season 1, EVERY supporting character, even the ones that the party didn't meet like Helena and Aileen, help give Rain and his friends the natural good will that they need to stand against the Chaotic Darkness]].

* [[Characters/FinalFantasyBraveExviusGlobalOriginalsAndPrecursors Global Originals and the Precursors]][[note]]Olive, Xon, Zyrus, Aiden, Reberta, Beryl, Circe, Ellesperis, Malphasie, Fryevia, Kryla, Christine, Esther, Sylvie, Elena, Morgana, Kaito, Tsukiko, Karten, Godrea, Levinson, Lucas, White Knight Noel, Lilith, Lucian[[/note]]