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* TheManBehindTheMan: [[spoiler:He's the one who corrupted the Odin Magicite and by proxy all the Magicite Records.]]
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A mysterious evil presence sealed deep in the Royal Archives by the power of the Magicite Records. It is eventually discovered to be an incarnation of Odin, trying to command the Magicite into breaking free from the records and into Tyro's world.
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A mysterious evil presence sealed deep in the Royal Archives by the power of the Magicite Records. It is eventually discovered to be an incarnation of Odin, trying to command the Magicite into breaking free from the records and into Tyro's world.
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* AllYourPowersCombined: As the FinalBoss of the Magicite story arc, it embodies all of the game's elements, even Poison. Depending on which element is awoken, he will use tactics taken from the previous Magicite bosses of that element.
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* AllYourPowersCombined: As the FinalBoss of the Magicite story arc, it he embodies all of the game's elements, even Poison. Depending on which element is awoken, fought, he will use tactics taken from the previous Magicite bosses of that element.element. [[spoiler:As a Magicite, Odin can inherit the passive abilities of his other elemental forms, until you have a single Odin with the powers of all of them (well, one for physical damage and one for magical).]]
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* DiscOneFinalBoss: It's presented as a possible cause of the corruption of the paintings throughout the Archives, but it isn't, and worse enemies than him loom on the horizon.
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* DiscOneFinalBoss: It's ArcVillain: Odin is presented as a possible cause of the corruption of infecting the paintings throughout the Royal Archives, but it isn't, and worse enemies he isn't; it's something stronger than him loom on the horizon.him.
* EmptyShell: [[spoiler:Because he was corrupted by the Shadowsmith, Odin split himself into two forms: Dark Odin which could physically manifest but his Magicite held no power, and the true Odin that still held great power in his Magicite, but couldn't manifest.]]
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* InTheHood: It first appears before the party as a cloaked figure.
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* InfinityPlusOneSword: [[spoiler:As a Magicite, Odin easily outclasses all the others the player can obtain, realing Resistance-ignoring damage with its attacks that hit incredibly hard as so, and his normal attacks reduce all elemental resistance. The one up the 6-star Magicites have is buffing the party's elemental attack, which Odin does not do.]]
* InTheHood:It He first appears before the party as a cloaked figure.
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* NoFairCheating: Odin initializes one of his elemental attack patterns once the player attacks him with an elemental move, up until then he does nothing. You can get a free turn to set up buffs and the like, but don't try to exploit his inaction any further; come the 5 second mark if he hasn't been sent into one of his attack patterns yet, he'll insult you and cast Savage Warp to remove the party from the battle.
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* LightIsGood: The true Odin is a white knight on a white horse, while the corrupted Dark Odin has black armor and a dark horse.
* NoFairCheating: Dark Odin initializes one of his elemental attack patterns once the player attacks him with an elemental move, up until then he does nothing. You can get a free turn to set up buffs and the like, but don't try to exploit his inaction any further; come the 5 second mark if he hasn't been sent into one of his attack patterns yet, he'll insult you and cast Savage Warp to remove the party from the battle.
* NoFairCheating: Dark Odin initializes one of his elemental attack patterns once the player attacks him with an elemental move, up until then he does nothing. You can get a free turn to set up buffs and the like, but don't try to exploit his inaction any further; come the 5 second mark if he hasn't been sent into one of his attack patterns yet, he'll insult you and cast Savage Warp to remove the party from the battle.
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* TurnsRed: When his HP falls to 30%, Odin dispenses with the elemental attack script and ''really'' lives up to his AllYourPowersCombined theme. He'll start by inflicting damage on the party equal to 95% of their current HP while inflicting Interrupt, and then gives you a turn to recover. From there he'll banish your Magicite, use a trio of multi-hitting, multi-elemental attacks, and finally, with a turn of leeway, hit you with Savage Zantetsuken three turns in a row, each one stronger than the last. If you manage to survive such an onslaught and still haven't beaten him, he uses Savage Warp to banish you from the battle.
* UnstoppableRage: Like the Rank 5 Magicites, Odin can enter an Enraged Mode. ''Unlike'' them, his rage can grow up to three levels, and Overstrike damage just knocks him down a level.
* UnstoppableRage: Like the Rank 5 Magicites, Odin can enter an Enraged Mode. ''Unlike'' them, his rage can grow up to three levels, and Overstrike damage just knocks him down a level.
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* TurnsRed: When his HP falls to 30%, Odin dispenses with the elemental attack script and ''really'' lives up to his AllYourPowersCombined theme. He'll start by inflicting damage on the party equal to 95% of their current HP while inflicting Interrupt, and then gives you a turn to recover. From there he'll banish your Magicite, use a trio of multi-hitting, theme, unleashing multi-elemental attacks with great ferocity. Dark Odin uses trie-elemental attacks, and finally, with a turn of leeway, hit you with Savage Zantetsuken three turns in a row, each one stronger than while the last. If you manage to survive such an onslaught and still haven't beaten him, he true Odin uses Savage Warp to banish you from the battle.
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* UnstoppableRage: Like the Rank5 6 Magicites, Odin can enter an Enraged Mode. ''Unlike'' them, Mode and his rage can grow up to three levels, and levels; Overstrike damage just knocks him down a level.
* UnstoppableRage: Like the Rank
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* MythologyGag: It's how Tyro deduces his identity after one conversation -- they're talking to a powerful being that lives on the Cardia Islands and gives them the trial of gathering Rat's Tails as proof of their valor. Not hard to figure out who it is from that information.
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* MythologyGag: It's how Tyro deduces his identity after one conversation -- they're talking while Bahamut does not reveal his identity to them, he's a powerful being that lives on the Cardia Islands and gives them Tyro and his allies the trial of gathering Rat's Tails as proof of their valor. Not From that description it's not hard to figure out deduce who it is from that information.they're talking to.
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* DemonicPossession: [[spoiler: After Tyro and the others manage to beat him in a fight, he falls prey to this by a Fell God. [[RedEyesTakeWarning His eyes even turn a shade of red.]]]]
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* InTheHood: They wear pale grey robes to coneal their identities.
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* InTheHood: They wear pale grey robes to coneal their identities. [[spoiler: Also, other dialogue in the game indicates that the robes are what allow them to speak and be understood by Tyro and the others.]]
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* SuicideByCop: [[spoiler:Tyro accuses the Hooded Man of doing this, letting the group sense his presence and then going easy on them as a boss, so he can become Magicite and grant his power to Shadowseer.]]
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* SuicideByCop: [[spoiler:Tyro accuses the Hooded Man of doing this, letting the group sense his presence and then going easy on them as a boss, so he can become Magicite and grant his power to Shadowseer.Shadowsmith.]]
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** Alexander will increase his Holy level up to five levels, and if he hits level 5 and stays there long enough, he'll Eject the party from battle. When he's sent into Phase 2, he "judges" the party based on his current Holy level, which determines the effects of Smite Divine Judgement in Phase 3. He also has a mechanic to inflict Pain on the party and will automatically Eject anyone who hits 6 Pain. Diabolos inflicts the "Somnolence" effect on party members and shifts between Awake and Asleep forms -- party members with Somnolence cannot damage him when he's awake, and party members without Somnolence cannot damage him when he's asleep. In his third phase he also has two different AI scripts for Awake and Asleep and switches between them when he changes states.
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** Alexander will increase his Holy level up to five levels, and if he hits level 5 and stays there long enough, he'll Eject the party from battle. When he's sent into Phase 2, he "judges" the party based on his current Holy level, which determines the effects of Smite Divine Judgement in Phase 3. 3, with it being a TotalPartyWipe if his Holy level was at either 1 or 5 when he judged them. He also has a mechanic to inflict Pain on the party and will by summoning a Light Sphere that inflicts it on the targetted party member on its turns with its attacks, the target of which can be changed by hitting it with another character, with Alexander automatically Eject Ejecting the party if anyone who hits 6 Pain. Pain or if the Light Sphere is hit more than 11 times.
** Diabolos inflicts the"Somnolence" "Fevered Dream" effect on party members and shifts between Awake and Asleep forms -- party members with Somnolence Fevered Dream cannot damage him when he's awake, and party members without Somnolence Fevered Dream cannot damage him when he's asleep. In his third While he only inflicts the status on 2 characters at a time in the first phase he also has two different AI scripts for Awake where it can easily be removed with anything that cures negative status and Asleep the second phase is spent with the entire party under the status since Diablos shifts forms right after inflicting the party with it, the final phase starts off with him switching forms again while a new target called Aetherial Tear appears in the fight: the party can either reduce the tear to 0 HP to force Diablos shift forms again and switches keep fighting the battle in dream state or cure their Fevered Dream and stay awake, or shift between the 2 as desired until the tear is destroyed after having its HP reduced to 0 a total of 5 times. The awake state has slightly weaker attacks overall but the party needs to deal with Gloomshade End Terror more often that reduces the party to critical HP, reduces their healing by 50% and inflicts a 5 second Doom on them when he changes states.that can only be removed from inflicted characters by healing them to max HP, while the dream state has numerous Gloomshade Underworld Radiances to deal with that max out the party's Pain stacks on top of dealing capped damage to them that're always followed by Gloomshade Ruinous Omen which always deals more damage than the party can survive without Last Stand thanks to the Pain stacks on them.
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* ForcedToWatch: Is subjected to this frequently himself in the Record Dungeons as, much like Tyro, he also knows how history is supposed to unfold and he is tempted several times to try and change the course of events to avert tragety, but he restrains himself. Watching [[VideoGame/FinalFantasyVI the poisoning of Doma]] hits him particularly hard due to his own DarkAndTroubledPast.
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* LethalJokeCharacter: Not ''all'' of the Cores are useless, on account of having full mastery of their ability school and maybe even a decent Soul Break. With the right support and strategy, they can even take on Magicites. As of January 2020, almost all the Cores were given full mastery of their relevnat schools, making this more common among them.
** Bard in particular can be a potent support unit. Valor Minuet II provides a 50% boost to Attack, which will stack with the Warrior’s Hymn ability.
** Bard in particular can be a potent support unit. Valor Minuet II provides a 50% boost to Attack, which will stack with the Warrior’s Hymn ability.
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* LethalJokeCharacter: Not ''all'' of the Cores are useless, on account some of having full mastery of their ability school and maybe even a them have decent Soul Break. Breaks and enough versatility in ability schools to be effective. With the right support and strategy, they can even take on Magicites. As of January 2020, almost all the Cores were given full mastery of their relevnat schools, making this more common among them.
** Bard in particular can be a potent support unit. Valor Minuet II provides a 50% boost to Attack, which will stack with the Warrior’s Hymn ability.high-level Magicite bosses and win.
** Bard in particular can be a potent support unit. Valor Minuet II provides a 50% boost to Attack, which will stack with the Warrior’s Hymn ability.
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* MythologyGag: It's how Tyro figures out his identity after one conversation -- the knowledge that some great, powerful being living on the Cardia Islands gives them the trial to gather Rat's Tails are proof of valor makes it plain who the mysterious being they're talking to is.
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* MythologyGag: It's how Tyro figures out deduces his identity after one conversation -- the knowledge that some great, powerful being living on the Cardia Islands gives them the trial to gather Rat's Tails are proof of valor makes it plain who the mysterious being they're talking to is.a powerful being that lives on the Cardia Islands and gives them the trial of gathering Rat's Tails as proof of their valor. Not hard to figure out who it is from that information.
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* AwesomeButImpractical His ''Arbiter's Apocrypha'' Overstrike Soul Break and his ''Fantasy Unbound'' Ultra Soul Break. The first deals Overstrike damage and boosts the party's ATK/DEF/MAG/RES, and the latter is a 17-hit attack that raises the party's ATK/DEF/MAG/RES/MND and casts Haste on them. Their animations are also pretty awesome, ''Arbiter's Apocrypha'' depicting Tyro summoning a gigantic {{BFS}} to impale the enemy, and ''Fantasy Unbound'' has him call on the main heroes of the game's seventeen main realms to attack the enemy in rapid succession. The problem is that the multipliers on them are just pathetic, and combined with Tyro's pitiful stats, his Overstrike will struggle to break the damage cap his Ultra will deal few hundred damage a hit on average.
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* AwesomeButImpractical His ''Arbiter's Apocrypha'' Overstrike Soul Break and his ''Fantasy Unbound'' Ultra Soul Break. The first deals Overstrike damage and boosts the party's ATK/DEF/MAG/RES, and the latter is a 17-hit attack that raises the party's ATK/DEF/MAG/RES/MND and casts Haste on them. Their animations are also pretty awesome, ''Arbiter's Apocrypha'' depicting Tyro summoning a gigantic {{BFS}} to impale the enemy, and ''Fantasy Unbound'' has him call on the main heroes of the game's seventeen main realms to attack the enemy in rapid succession. The problem is that the multipliers on them are just pathetic, and combined with Tyro's pitiful stats, his Overstrike will struggle to break the damage cap his Ultra will deal few hundred damage a hit on average. ''Arbiters Apocrypha'' became slightly more useful once Overstrikes were buffed to only need one Soul Break gauge; while its damage is still pitiful, it's a cheap way to give the party a nifty stat boost if Tyro has a turn and the gauge to spare.
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This is the nearest trope I could figure for this. If there's a trope that better suits the fact you're only allowed one of each, please replace this entry with it.
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* UniqueItems: Played with when it comes to Rank 6 Magicite. While you can have as many as you like in-stock (provided you can beat them), you are not allowed to put more than one of any given Rank 6 in your deck (so you can have Ifrit and Shiva together in a deck, but not two of Shiva), giving Rank 6 magicite a more unique feel.
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* UnstoppableRage: The Enraged mechanic of Rank 5 Magicites -- after taking a certain amount of damage or a number of turns pass, they become Enraged and gain a stat buff of some sort. Hitting them with an Overstrike attack is the only way to break them out of it, but it only buys you a reprieve before it triggers again. Depending on the Magicite in question, their Enraged mode can either actively make them easier to kill by increasing the damage they take or make them a huge pain in the ass to defeat by massively increasing their defense, making it that much harder to actually deal the necessary 5-digit amount of damage to them.
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* UnstoppableRage: The UnstoppableRage
**The Enraged mechanic of Rank 5 Magicites -- after taking a certain amount of damage or a number of turns pass, they become Enraged and gain a stat buff of some sort. Hitting them with an Overstrike attack is the only way to break them out of it, but it only buys you a reprieve before it triggers again. Depending on the Magicite in question, their Enraged mode can either actively make them easier to kill by increasing the damage they take or make them a huge pain in the ass to defeat by massively increasing their defense, making it that much harder to actually deal the necessary 5-digit amount of damage tothem.them.
** Rank 6 Magicite turn this UpToEleven, having up to three levels of rage, which will drop by one level anytime you deal 10,000 or more damage in a single hit. On top of typically increasing their attack and defensive power, at level 3 rage, they sometimes also feature another buff (for instance, Ramuh attacks faster).
**The Enraged mechanic of Rank 5 Magicites -- after taking a certain amount of damage or a number of turns pass, they become Enraged and gain a stat buff of some sort. Hitting them with an Overstrike attack is the only way to break them out of it, but it only buys you a reprieve before it triggers again. Depending on the Magicite in question, their Enraged mode can either actively make them easier to kill by increasing the damage they take or make them a huge pain in the ass to defeat by massively increasing their defense, making it that much harder to actually deal the necessary 5-digit amount of damage to
** Rank 6 Magicite turn this UpToEleven, having up to three levels of rage, which will drop by one level anytime you deal 10,000 or more damage in a single hit. On top of typically increasing their attack and defensive power, at level 3 rage, they sometimes also feature another buff (for instance, Ramuh attacks faster).
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** Rank 6 Magicite take this a step-further -- their entry attack deals a fixed 99,999 and their normal attacks deal a fixed 30,000 -- while they're subject to some damage resistances, they'll still break the damage cap every time, including against other Rank 6s that have a defensive boost from their Enraged Mode. Further, bringing a 6* summonstone into a fight with the same Magicite as a boss (for example, bringing Shiva's Magicite to her battle) activates a bonus buffing effect that reduces the damage the party deals and increases the damage they deal to the boss.
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** Rank 6 Magicite take this a step-further -- their entry attack deals a fixed 99,999 and their normal attacks deal a fixed 30,000 -- while they're subject to some damage resistances, they'll still break the damage cap every time, including against other Rank 6s that have a defensive boost from their Enraged Mode. Further, bringing a 6* summonstone into a fight with the same Magicite as a boss (for example, bringing Shiva's Magicite to her battle) activates a bonus buffing effect that reduces the damage the party deals takes and increases the damage they deal to the boss.boss, on top of the usual benefits.
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* TakesOneToKillOne: While not enforced, one way to reliably break the Enraged Mode of a Magicite is to summon another Magicite against them -- all Rank 5 Magicites can break the damage cap with their entry move and one of their three normal attacks, and at Level 99 the damage cap-breaking move is the only one they'll use. While they may need support from the party for their normal attack to break the damage cap, their entry attack almost always will. Rank 6 Magicites deal a fixed 99999 damage on entry and all their followup attacks deal a fixed 30000 damage on top of reducing the target's resistance to their element, making any one of them a reliable way to break Enraged modes regardless of the elemental weakness of the boss they're used against, although it's naturally preferable to use them against an enemy where you can make use of the elemental resist reduction effect.
** Rank 6 Magicite take this a step-further in that bringing the summonstone for the same magicite you're fighting (ie bringing Shiva when fighting Shiva) has a blessing that cuts the damage the party takes from certain attacks and boosts their damage output, on top of the usual benefits. And naturally a Rank 6 magicite is very useful against another Rank 6.
** Rank 6 Magicite take this a step-further in that bringing the summonstone for the same magicite you're fighting (ie bringing Shiva when fighting Shiva) has a blessing that cuts the damage the party takes from certain attacks and boosts their damage output, on top of the usual benefits. And naturally a Rank 6 magicite is very useful against another Rank 6.
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** While not enforced, one way to reliably break the Enraged Mode of a Magicite is to summon another Magicite against them -- all Rank 5 Magicites can break the damage cap with their entry move and one of their three normal attacks, and at Level 99 the damage cap-breaking move is the only one they'lluse. While they may need use, and with proper support from the party for their normal attack to like a Chain or Imperils, they can break the damage cap, their entry attack almost always will. Rank 6 Magicites deal a fixed 99999 damage on entry cap each time and all their followup attacks deal a fixed 30000 damage on top of reducing ease the target's resistance strain on the party to their element, making any one of them a reliable way to break keep breaking Enraged modes regardless of the elemental weakness of the boss they're used against, although it's naturally preferable to use them against an enemy where you can make use of the elemental resist reduction effect.
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** Rank 6 Magicite take this a step-furtherin -- their entry attack deals a fixed 99,999 and their normal attacks deal a fixed 30,000 -- while they're subject to some damage resistances, they'll still break the damage cap every time, including against other Rank 6s that have a defensive boost from their Enraged Mode. Further, bringing the a 6* summonstone for into a fight with the same magicite you're fighting (ie Magicite as a boss (for example, bringing Shiva when fighting Shiva) has Shiva's Magicite to her battle) activates a blessing bonus buffing effect that cuts reduces the damage the party takes from certain attacks deals and boosts their increases the damage output, on top of they deal to the usual benefits. And naturally a Rank 6 magicite is very useful against another Rank 6.boss.
** While not enforced, one way to reliably break the Enraged Mode of a Magicite is to summon another Magicite against them -- all Rank 5 Magicites can break the damage cap with their entry move and one of their three normal attacks, and at Level 99 the damage cap-breaking move is the only one they'll
** Rank 6 Magicite take this a step-further
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** Rank 6 Magicite take this a step-further in that bringing the summonstone for the same magicite you're fighting (ie bringing Shiva when fighting Shiva) has a blessing that cuts the damage the party takes from certain attacks and boosts their damage output, on top of the usual benefits. And naturally a Rank 6 magicite is very useful against another Rank 6.
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: The game not so subtly draws a lot of parallels between Tyro and him. The Shadowsmith has knowledge of things he should not have, and Tyro witnesses events involving himself that he has no recollection of. [[spoiler:Both Tyro and Elarra caught up quickly on the implications.]]
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: The game not so subtly draws a lot of parallels between Tyro and him. The Shadowsmith has knowledge of things he should not have, and Tyro witnesses events involving himself that he has no recollection of. [[spoiler:Both Tyro and Elarra caught up quickly on the implications.]]]] Not to mention obvious physical similarities, as both of them share the same eye and hair colors (and a similar IdiotHair).
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* HolyHandGrenade: The Holy Magicites: Holy Dragon, Siren, Lakshmi, and Madeen. [[spoiler:The Rank 6 Holy Magicite is Alexander.]]
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* HolyHandGrenade: The Holy Magicites: Holy Dragon, Siren, Lakshmi, and Madeen. [[spoiler:The The Rank 6 Holy Magicite is Alexander.]]
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** [[spoiler:Alexander will increase his Holy level up to five levels, and if he hits level 5 and stays there long enough, he'll Eject the party from battle. When he's sent into Phase 2, he "judges" the party based on his current Holy level, which determines the effects of Smite Divine Judgement in Phase 3. He also has a mechanic to inflict Pain on the party and will automatically Eject anyone who hits 6 Pain. Diabolos inflicts the "Somnolence" effect on party members and shifts between Awake and Asleep forms -- party members with Somnolence cannot damage him when he's awake, and party members without Somnolence cannot damage him when he's asleep. In his third phase he also has two different AI scripts for Awake and Asleep and switches between them when he changes states.]]
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** [[spoiler:Alexander Alexander will increase his Holy level up to five levels, and if he hits level 5 and stays there long enough, he'll Eject the party from battle. When he's sent into Phase 2, he "judges" the party based on his current Holy level, which determines the effects of Smite Divine Judgement in Phase 3. He also has a mechanic to inflict Pain on the party and will automatically Eject anyone who hits 6 Pain. Diabolos inflicts the "Somnolence" effect on party members and shifts between Awake and Asleep forms -- party members with Somnolence cannot damage him when he's awake, and party members without Somnolence cannot damage him when he's asleep. In his third phase he also has two different AI scripts for Awake and Asleep and switches between them when he changes states.]]
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* MakingASplash: The Water Magicites: Bismarck, Kraken, Famfrit, and Geosgaeno. [[spoiler:The Rank 6 Magicite is Leviathan.]]
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* MakingASplash: The Water Magicites: Bismarck, Kraken, Famfrit, and Geosgaeno. [[spoiler:The The Rank 6 Magicite is Leviathan.]]
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* TropeCodifier: The Rank 6 Magicites are the typical iconic ''Final Fantasy'' summons of their respective elements -- Titan, Ramuh, Leviathan, Ifrit, Shiva, Valefor, [[spoiler:Alexander, and Diabolos.]]
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* TropeCodifier: The Rank 6 Magicites are the typical iconic ''Final Fantasy'' summons of their respective elements -- Titan, Ramuh, Leviathan, Ifrit, Shiva, Valefor, [[spoiler:Alexander, Alexander, and Diabolos.]]
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[[folder:The Magicites]]
Powerful records of summonstones sealed in the archives, their power has begun to grow wild and so Tyro and his allies must fight to contain them.
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Powerful records of summonstones sealed in
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* CanonForeigner: [[spoiler:They're Magicite summons, but unlike the ones Tyro and his allies have, they have no basis in pre-existing ''Final Fantasy'' lore.]]
* ClimaxBoss: The Hooded Man serves as the boss of the first island of the second round of Record Dungeons.
* {{Foreshadowing}}: They use the same hooded character portrait as Odin did in the early Magicite cutscenes. [[spoiler:Because just like Odin, they're Magicites.]]
* InTheHood: They wear pale grey robes to coneal their identities.
* JustBetweenYouAndMe: Defied; even as the Hooded Man [[spoiler:is about to die]], he refuses to tell the group what's going on, for he would never betray his master.
* MeaningfulName: [[spoiler:Fitting with their seeming connection to Odin, the Hooded Man's name in battle is given as "Ullr Schwartz", tying into the same Germanic/Norse mythology Odin is based on. The woman is named Jord, after the name of Thor's mother.]]
* SuicideByCop: [[spoiler:Tyro accuses the Hooded Man of doing this, letting the group sense his presence and then going easy on them as a boss, so he can become Magicite and grant his power to Shadowseer.]]
* SummonMagic: [[spoiler:They're summons drawn from Magicite.]]
* UndyingLoyalty: Almost literally. [[spoiler:The Hooded Man refuses to betray the Shadowsmith's plans to the group, even as he transforms into Magicite and returns to the Shadowsmith.]]
* WrongContextMagic: They can summon monsters from other realms than the one they're in to attack Tyro in the record paintings.
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Powerful records of summonstones sealed in the archives, their power has begun to grow wild and so Tyro and his allies must fight to contain them.
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* ClimaxBoss: The Hooded Man serves as the boss of the first island of the second round of Record Dungeons.
* {{Foreshadowing}}: They use the same hooded character portrait as Odin did in the early Magicite cutscenes. [[spoiler:Because just like Odin, they're Magicites.]]
* InTheHood: They wear pale grey robes to coneal their identities.
* JustBetweenYouAndMe: Defied; even as the Hooded Man [[spoiler:is about to die]], he refuses to tell the group what's going on, for he would never betray his master.
* MeaningfulName: [[spoiler:Fitting with their seeming connection to Odin, the Hooded Man's name in battle is given as "Ullr Schwartz", tying into the same Germanic/Norse mythology Odin is based on. The woman is named Jord, after the name of Thor's mother.]]
* SuicideByCop: [[spoiler:Tyro accuses the Hooded Man of doing this, letting the group sense his presence and then going easy on them as a boss, so he can become Magicite and grant his power to Shadowseer.]]
* SummonMagic: [[spoiler:They're summons drawn from Magicite.]]
* UndyingLoyalty: Almost literally. [[spoiler:The Hooded Man refuses to betray the Shadowsmith's plans to the group, even as he transforms into Magicite and returns to the Shadowsmith.]]
* WrongContextMagic: They can summon monsters from other realms than the one they're in to attack Tyro in the record paintings.
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A Hooded Man and Hooded Woman aiding the Shadowsmith in his plans.
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* CanonForeigner: [[spoiler:They're Magicite summons, but unlike the ones Tyro and his allies have, they have no basis in pre-existing ''Final Fantasy'' lore.]]
* ClimaxBoss: The Hooded Man serves as the boss of the first island of the second round of Record Dungeons.
* {{Foreshadowing}}: They use the same hooded character portrait as Odin did in the early Magicite cutscenes. [[spoiler:Because just like Odin, they're Magicites.]]
* InTheHood: They wear pale grey robes to coneal their identities.
* JustBetweenYouAndMe: Defied; even as the Hooded Man [[spoiler:is about to die]], he refuses to tell the group what's going on, for he would never betray his master.
* MeaningfulName: [[spoiler:Fitting with their seeming connection to Odin, the Hooded Man's name in battle is given as "Ullr Schwartz", tying into the same Germanic/Norse mythology Odin is based on. The woman is named Jord, after the name of Thor's mother.]]
* SuicideByCop: [[spoiler:Tyro accuses the Hooded Man of doing this, letting the group sense his presence and then going easy on them as a boss, so he can become Magicite and grant his power to Shadowseer.]]
* SummonMagic: [[spoiler:They're summons drawn from Magicite.]]
* UndyingLoyalty: Almost literally. [[spoiler:The Hooded Man refuses to betray the Shadowsmith's plans to the group, even as he transforms into Magicite and returns to the Shadowsmith.]]
* WrongContextMagic: They can summon monsters from other realms than the one they're in to attack Tyro in the record paintings.
* ClimaxBoss: The Hooded Man serves as the boss of the first island of the second round of Record Dungeons.
* {{Foreshadowing}}: They use the same hooded character portrait as Odin did in the early Magicite cutscenes. [[spoiler:Because just like Odin, they're Magicites.]]
* InTheHood: They wear pale grey robes to coneal their identities.
* JustBetweenYouAndMe: Defied; even as the Hooded Man [[spoiler:is about to die]], he refuses to tell the group what's going on, for he would never betray his master.
* MeaningfulName: [[spoiler:Fitting with their seeming connection to Odin, the Hooded Man's name in battle is given as "Ullr Schwartz", tying into the same Germanic/Norse mythology Odin is based on. The woman is named Jord, after the name of Thor's mother.]]
* SuicideByCop: [[spoiler:Tyro accuses the Hooded Man of doing this, letting the group sense his presence and then going easy on them as a boss, so he can become Magicite and grant his power to Shadowseer.]]
* SummonMagic: [[spoiler:They're summons drawn from Magicite.]]
* UndyingLoyalty: Almost literally. [[spoiler:The Hooded Man refuses to betray the Shadowsmith's plans to the group, even as he transforms into Magicite and returns to the Shadowsmith.]]
* WrongContextMagic: They can summon monsters from other realms than the one they're in to attack Tyro in the record paintings.
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* CanonForeigner: [[spoiler:They're BigGood: He can create portals to record realms at will and is supportive of the heroes' quest to preserve the records.
* {{Foil}}: To Odin, and the Magicites as a whole. While Odin is the master of the Magicitesummons, but unlike Records and a hostile force, Bahamut is the ones Tyro and his allies have, they have no basis in pre-existing ''Final Fantasy'' lore.]]
* ClimaxBoss: The Hooded Man serves as the bossmaster of the first island of Cardia Islands and is helpful. And while the second round of Record Dungeons.
* {{Foreshadowing}}: They useparty must defeat the same hooded character portrait as Odin did Magicites to earn their summonstones to call them in battle, Bahamut gives the early Magicite cutscenes. [[spoiler:Because just like Odin, party the Historia Crystals when they meet him, but must battle to gain the materials to infuse them with power.
* MythologyGag: It's how Tyro figures out his identity after one conversation -- the knowledge that some great, powerful being living on the Cardia Islands gives them the trial to gather Rat's Tails are proof of valor makes it plain who the mysterious being they'reMagicites.]]
* InTheHood: They wear pale grey robestalking to coneal their identities.
* JustBetweenYouAndMe: Defied; even as the Hooded Man [[spoiler:is about to die]], he refuses to tell the group what's going on, for he would never betray his master.
* MeaningfulName: [[spoiler:Fitting with their seeming connection to Odin, the Hooded Man's name in battle is given as "Ullr Schwartz", tying into the same Germanic/Norse mythology Odin is based on. The woman is named Jord, after the name of Thor's mother.]]
* SuicideByCop: [[spoiler:Tyro accuses the Hooded Man of doing this, letting the group sense his presence and then going easy on them as a boss, so he can become Magicite and grant his power to Shadowseer.]]
* SummonMagic: [[spoiler:They're summons drawn from Magicite.]]
* UndyingLoyalty: Almost literally. [[spoiler:The Hooded Man refuses to betray the Shadowsmith's plans to the group, even as he transforms into Magicite and returns to the Shadowsmith.]]
* WrongContextMagic: They can summon monsters from other realms than the one they're in to attack Tyro in the record paintings.
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* {{Foil}}: To Odin, and the Magicites as a whole. While Odin is the master of the Magicite
* ClimaxBoss: The Hooded Man serves as the boss
* {{Foreshadowing}}: They use
* MythologyGag: It's how Tyro figures out his identity after one conversation -- the knowledge that some great, powerful being living on the Cardia Islands gives them the trial to gather Rat's Tails are proof of valor makes it plain who the mysterious being they're
* InTheHood: They wear pale grey robes
* JustBetweenYouAndMe: Defied; even as the Hooded Man [[spoiler:is about to die]], he refuses to tell the group what's going on, for he would never betray his master.
* MeaningfulName: [[spoiler:Fitting with their seeming connection to Odin, the Hooded Man's name in battle is given as "Ullr Schwartz", tying into the same Germanic/Norse mythology Odin is based on. The woman is named Jord, after the name of Thor's mother.]]
* SuicideByCop: [[spoiler:Tyro accuses the Hooded Man of doing this, letting the group sense his presence and then going easy on them as a boss, so he can become Magicite and grant his power to Shadowseer.]]
* SummonMagic: [[spoiler:They're summons drawn from Magicite.]]
* UndyingLoyalty: Almost literally. [[spoiler:The Hooded Man refuses to betray the Shadowsmith's plans to the group, even as he transforms into Magicite and returns to the Shadowsmith.]]
* WrongContextMagic: They can summon monsters from other realms than the one they're in to attack Tyro in the record paintings.
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* BlowYouAway: The Wind Magicites: Fenrir, Tiamat, Syldra, and Typhon. [[spoiler:The Rank 6 Magicite is Valefor.]]
* CastingAShadow: The Dark Magicites: Shadow Dragon, Hades, Deathgaze, and Ark. [[spoiler:The Rank 6 Magicite is Diabolos.]]
* CastingAShadow: The Dark Magicites: Shadow Dragon, Hades, Deathgaze, and Ark. [[spoiler:The Rank 6 Magicite is Diabolos.]]
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* BlowYouAway: The Wind Magicites: Fenrir, Tiamat, Syldra, and Typhon. [[spoiler:The The Rank 6 Wind Magicite is Valefor.]]
Valefor.
* CastingAShadow: The Dark Magicites: Shadow Dragon, Hades, Deathgaze, and Ark.[[spoiler:The The Rank 6 Dark Magicite is Diabolos.]]
* CastingAShadow: The Dark Magicites: Shadow Dragon, Hades, Deathgaze, and Ark.
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* DishingOutDirt: The Earth Magicites: Golem, Midgardsomr, Hecatoncheir, and Adamantoise. [[spoiler:The Rank 6 Magicite is Titan.]]
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* DishingOutDirt: The Earth Magicites: Golem, Midgardsomr, Hecatoncheir, and Adamantoise. [[spoiler:The The Rank 6 Earth Magicite is Titan.]]
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* HolyHandGrenade: The Holy Magicites: Holy Dragon, Siren, Lakshmi, and Madeen. [[spoiler:The Rank 6 Magicite is Alexander.]]
* AnIcePerson: The Ice Magicites: Sealion, Isgebind, Mateus, and Manticore. [[spoiler:The Rank 6 Magicite is Shiva.]]
* AnIcePerson: The Ice Magicites: Sealion, Isgebind, Mateus, and Manticore. [[spoiler:The Rank 6 Magicite is Shiva.]]
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* HolyHandGrenade: The Holy Magicites: Holy Dragon, Siren, Lakshmi, and Madeen. [[spoiler:The Rank 6 Holy Magicite is Alexander.]]
* AnIcePerson: The Ice Magicites: Sealion, Isgebind, Mateus, and Manticore.[[spoiler:The The Rank 6 Ice Magicite is Shiva.Shiva.
* LaterInstallmentWeirdness: The Holy and Dark Magicites are always the last in the current rank to be released, and tend to be {{Mechanically Unusual Fighter}}s or at least a step up in difficulty compared to the Magicites that preceded them.
** Mist Dragon can shift into a mist form to become invulnerable to damage, at the time the only Magicite with some sort of invicibility mechanic. Shadow Dragon has access to a OneHitKO attack, also a rarity among Magicites.
** Siren and Hades are very abusive toward StandardStatusEffects, especially Hades.
** Lakshmi and Madeen can use curative spells on themselves, something most other Magicites don't do, and Lakshmi will also buff herself with Regen. Deathgaze opens the battle by inflicting Doom on the party, and most of its attacks do little damage but reduce the party's Doom timers. Ark is very fond of using Eternal Darkness to inflict very powerful but very short debuffs on the party to sap their offensive potential for a couple turns.
** [[spoiler:Alexander will increase his Holy level up to five levels, and if he hits level 5 and stays there long enough, he'll Eject the party from battle. When he's sent into Phase 2, he "judges" the party based on his current Holy level, which determines the effects of Smite Divine Judgement in Phase 3. He also has a mechanic to inflict Pain on the party and will automatically Eject anyone who hits 6 Pain. Diabolos inflicts the "Somnolence" effect on party members and shifts between Awake and Asleep forms -- party members with Somnolence cannot damage him when he's awake, and party members without Somnolence cannot damage him when he's asleep. In his third phase he also has two different AI scripts for Awake and Asleep and switches between them when he changes states.]]
* AnIcePerson: The Ice Magicites: Sealion, Isgebind, Mateus, and Manticore.
* LaterInstallmentWeirdness: The Holy and Dark Magicites are always the last in the current rank to be released, and tend to be {{Mechanically Unusual Fighter}}s or at least a step up in difficulty compared to the Magicites that preceded them.
** Mist Dragon can shift into a mist form to become invulnerable to damage, at the time the only Magicite with some sort of invicibility mechanic. Shadow Dragon has access to a OneHitKO attack, also a rarity among Magicites.
** Siren and Hades are very abusive toward StandardStatusEffects, especially Hades.
** Lakshmi and Madeen can use curative spells on themselves, something most other Magicites don't do, and Lakshmi will also buff herself with Regen. Deathgaze opens the battle by inflicting Doom on the party, and most of its attacks do little damage but reduce the party's Doom timers. Ark is very fond of using Eternal Darkness to inflict very powerful but very short debuffs on the party to sap their offensive potential for a couple turns.
** [[spoiler:Alexander will increase his Holy level up to five levels, and if he hits level 5 and stays there long enough, he'll Eject the party from battle. When he's sent into Phase 2, he "judges" the party based on his current Holy level, which determines the effects of Smite Divine Judgement in Phase 3. He also has a mechanic to inflict Pain on the party and will automatically Eject anyone who hits 6 Pain. Diabolos inflicts the "Somnolence" effect on party members and shifts between Awake and Asleep forms -- party members with Somnolence cannot damage him when he's awake, and party members without Somnolence cannot damage him when he's asleep. In his third phase he also has two different AI scripts for Awake and Asleep and switches between them when he changes states.]]
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* MechanicallyUnusualFighter: Deathgaze opens the battle by inflicting Doom on the party, and most of its attacks reduce the party's Doom timers. Its attacks aren't very strong compared to other Rank 5 Magicites and it's possible to defeat it without bringing a dedicated healer and defensive buffs don't affect its damage output at all. The real problem is that Deathgaze isn't trying to kill you by depleting your HP, it's going to kill you by rapidly whittling the party's Doom timers to 0.
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* PlayingWithFire: The Fire Magicites: Liquid Flame, Marilith, Phoenix, and Belias. [[spoiler:The Rank 6 Magicite is Ifrit.]]
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* PlayingWithFire: The Fire Magicites: Liquid Flame, Marilith, Phoenix, and Belias. [[spoiler:The The Rank 6 Fire Magicite is Ifrit.]]
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* ShockAndAwe: The Lightning Magicites: Hydra, Ixion, Quetzacoatl, and Behemoth King. [[spoiler:The Rank 6 Magicite is Ramuh.]]
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* ShockAndAwe: The Lightning Magicites: Hydra, Ixion, Quetzacoatl, and Behemoth King. [[spoiler:The The Rank 6 Lightning Magicite is Ramuh.]]
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* TropeCodifier: The Rank 6 Magicites are [[spoiler:the typical iconic ''Final Fantasy'' summons of their respective elements -- Titan, Ramuh, Leviathan, Ifrit, Shiva, Valefor, Alexander, and Diabolos.]]
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* TropeCodifier: The Rank 6 Magicites are [[spoiler:the the typical iconic ''Final Fantasy'' summons of their respective elements -- Titan, Ramuh, Leviathan, Ifrit, Shiva, Valefor, Alexander, [[spoiler:Alexander, and Diabolos.]]
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* BlowYouAway: The Wind Magicites: Fenrir, Tiamat, Syldra, and Typhon.
* CastingAShadow: The Dark Magicites: Shadow Dragon, Hades, Deathgaze, and Ark.
* CastingAShadow: The Dark Magicites: Shadow Dragon, Hades, Deathgaze, and Ark.
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* BlowYouAway: The Wind Magicites: Fenrir, Tiamat, Syldra, and Typhon.
Typhon. [[spoiler:The Rank 6 Magicite is Valefor.]]
* CastingAShadow: The Dark Magicites: Shadow Dragon, Hades, Deathgaze, and Ark. [[spoiler:The Rank 6 Magicite is Diabolos.]]
* CastingAShadow: The Dark Magicites: Shadow Dragon, Hades, Deathgaze, and Ark. [[spoiler:The Rank 6 Magicite is Diabolos.]]
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* DishingOutDirt: The Earth Magicites: Golem, Midgardsomr, Hecatoncheir, and Adamantoise.
* ElementalPowers: They embody the game's elements, save for Poison.
* ElementalPowers: They embody the game's elements, save for Poison.
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* DishingOutDirt: The Earth Magicites: Golem, Midgardsomr, Hecatoncheir, and Adamantoise.
Adamantoise. [[spoiler:The Rank 6 Magicite is Titan.]]
* ElementalPowers: They embody the game's elements, save forPoison.Poison; the Dark-elemental Magicites mostly pick up Poison's gimick of StandardStatusEffects, though they don't deal Poison damage.
* ElementalPowers: They embody the game's elements, save for
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* HolyHandGrenade: The Holy Magicites: Holy Dragon, Siren, Lakshmi, and Madeen.
* AnIcePerson: The Ice Magicites: Sealion, Isgebind, Mateus, and Manticore.
* AnIcePerson: The Ice Magicites: Sealion, Isgebind, Mateus, and Manticore.
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* HolyHandGrenade: The Holy Magicites: Holy Dragon, Siren, Lakshmi, and Madeen.
Madeen. [[spoiler:The Rank 6 Magicite is Alexander.]]
* AnIcePerson: The Ice Magicites: Sealion, Isgebind, Mateus, and Manticore. [[spoiler:The Rank 6 Magicite is Shiva.]]
* AnIcePerson: The Ice Magicites: Sealion, Isgebind, Mateus, and Manticore. [[spoiler:The Rank 6 Magicite is Shiva.]]
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* MakingASplash: The Water Magicites: Bismarck, Kraken, Famfrit, and Geosgaeno.
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* MakingASplash: The Water Magicites: Bismarck, Kraken, Famfrit, and Geosgaeno. [[spoiler:The Rank 6 Magicite is Leviathan.]]
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* PlayingWithFire: The Fire Magicites: Liquid Flame, Marilith, Phoenix, and Belias.
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* PlayingWithFire: The Fire Magicites: Liquid Flame, Marilith, Phoenix, and Belias. [[spoiler:The Rank 6 Magicite is Ifrit.]]
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* ShockAndAwe: The Lightning Magicites: Hydra, Ixion, Quetzacoatl, and Behemoth King.
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* ShockAndAwe: The Lightning Magicites: Hydra, Ixion, Quetzacoatl, and Behemoth King. [[spoiler:The Rank 6 Magicite is Ramuh.]]
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* CripplingOverspecialization: Since Wind-elemental mages are few in ''Record Keeper'', Golem's defensive measures are mostly to defend it against physical fighters. Face it with a team of mages and it'll waste turns trying defensive buffs that won't affect them.
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* CripplingOverspecialization: Since ''Record Keeper'' didn't have many options for Wind-elemental mages are few in ''Record Keeper'', Golem's when Golem debuted, its defensive measures are mostly to defend it against physical fighters. Face it with Even without the PowerCreep of higher-tier Soul Breaks that have come since, once more options for Wind magic were added to the game, a team of mages and it'll waste turns trying defensive buffs that won't affect them.can trounce Golem fairly easily.
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* AlternateSelf: By the end of the 4th chapter of the "Canon" storyline, it is all but stated by both Tyro and Elarra that he is [[spoiler:Tyro's future self, or, at the very least, an alternate self who is heavily implied to not have been able to save Elarra from a tragic fate, and somehow got corrupted/possessed in his quest to set right what once went wrong.]]
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: The game not so subtly draws a lot of parallels between Tyro and him. The Shadowsmith has knowledge of things he should not have, and Tyro witnesses events involving himself that he has no recollection of. [[spoiler:Both Tyro and Elarra caught up quickly on the implications.]]
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** Bard in particular can be a potent support unit. Valor Minuet II provides a 50% boost to Attack, which will stack with the Warrior’s Hymn ability.
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* LethalJokeCharacter: Not ''all'' of the Cores are useless, on account of having full mastery of their ability school and maybe even a decent Soul Break. With the right support and strategy, they can even take on Magicites. As of January 2020, almost all the Cores were given full mastery of their relevnat schools, making this more common among them. For example,
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* LethalJokeCharacter: Not ''all'' of the Cores are useless, on account of having full mastery of their ability school and maybe even a decent Soul Break. With the right support and strategy, they can even take on Magicites. As of January 2020, almost all the Cores were given full mastery of their relevnat schools, making this more common among them. For example,
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* BattleCouple: With Elarra eventually, as their later relics are designed to synergize well. Tyro's ''Arbiter's Tome'' Ultra Soul Break and ''Fantasy Grimoire Vol. 1'' Awakening Soul Break boost the party's critical hit rate, while Elarra's ''Magika Orare'' Ultra Soul Break boosts the party's critical hit damage. That Tyro is one of the foremost support characters in the game, while Elarra is one of the best healers, also means they fit well into teams together. Storyline scenes nudge them in this direction too.
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* OCCIsSeriousBusiness: Cid never saw him get this angry (or very angry at all) when Tyro gets mad at Biggs for [[spoiler: calling Dr. Mog a traitor]]
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* OCCIsSeriousBusiness: OOCIsSeriousBusiness: Cid never saw him get this angry (or very angry at all) when Tyro gets mad at Biggs for [[spoiler: calling Dr. Mog a traitor]]
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* ElementalPowers: With his Synchro ''Fantasy Grimoire, Vol. 2'', Tyro becomes the game's first and only ''omni-elemental'' character. When he uses it, Tyro will gain an Elemental Infusion to match whatever Infusion effects are currently active among the party, his first Synchro command is whatever element he's currently infused with plus NonElemental, and his exclusive Record Board ability is all nine elements plus non-elemental.
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* ElementalPowers: With his Synchro ''Fantasy Grimoire, Vol. 2'', Tyro becomes the game's first and only ''omni-elemental'' character. When he uses it, Tyro will gain an Elemental Infusion to match whatever Infusion effects are currently active among the party, his second Synchro ability grants the same conditional Infusion, and his first Synchro command is as well as his exclusive Record Board ability are whatever element he's currently infused with plus NonElemental, and his exclusive Record Board ability is all nine elements plus non-elemental.NonElemental.
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* ElementalPowers: With his Synchro ''Fantasy Grimoire, Vol. 2'', Tyro becomes the game's first and only ''omni-elemental'' character. When he uses it, whatever Elemental Infusion effects are active among the party, Tyro will gain the same Elemental Infusion, and his first Synchro command is NonElemental plus whatever element he's currently infused with.
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* ElementalPowers: With his Synchro ''Fantasy Grimoire, Vol. 2'', Tyro becomes the game's first and only ''omni-elemental'' character. When he uses it, whatever Tyro will gain an Elemental Infusion to match whatever Infusion effects are currently active among the party, Tyro will gain the same Elemental Infusion, and his first Synchro command is NonElemental plus whatever element he's currently infused with.with plus NonElemental, and his exclusive Record Board ability is all nine elements plus non-elemental.
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* AllYourPowersCombined: [[spoiler:As a boss, he uses the same abilities the player can, like Lifesiphon, Meltdown, Stormspell Strike, Neo Bahamut, and more. In the 5th Anniversary Festival, he opens the battle with Tyro's Divine Veil Grimoire.]]
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* EvilCounterpart: To Tyro. While Tyro enters the corrupted records to restore them and maintain the integrity of their continuity, the Shadowsmith is seeking the corrupted records to use them for his own ends, and he and his allies are interested in if the events in the records can be changed. His outfit also resembles Tyro's keeper robes, but are black and red while Tyro's are blue.
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* EvilCounterpart: To Tyro. While Tyro enters the corrupted records to restore them and maintain the integrity of their continuity, the Shadowsmith is seeking the corrupted records to use them for his own ends, and he and his allies are interested in if the events in the records can be changed. His outfit also resembles Tyro's keeper robes, but are black and red while Tyro's are blue. [[spoiler:It's also very heavily implied that he and Tyro have a direct connection of some sort.]]
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* MirrorBoss: [[spoiler:He fights similarly to how a player might use Tyro -- open the battle by instantly casting Divine Veil Grimoire, then continuously use Lifesiphon before Entrusting to an ally (though the Shadowsmith's Divine Veil Grimoire and Lifesiphon don't actually do anything, the idea is there). He also has access to all abilities in the game like Tyro does and uses a variety of skills in his second phase -- Meltdown, Lunar Dragon, Neo Bahamut, Stormspell Strike, and Chilling Blizzard.]]
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* TurnsRed: When his HP falls to 30%, Odin dispenses with the elemental attack script and ''really'' lives up to his AllYourPowersCombined theme. He'll start by inflicting Interrupt on the party, give you a turn to recover, then he'll banish your Magicite, use a trio of multi-elemental attacks, and finally, with a turn of leeway, hit you with Savage Zantetsuken four turns in a row, growing in power each time. If you manage to survive such an onslaught and still haven't beaten him, he uses Savage Warp to banish you from the battle.
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* TurnsRed: When his HP falls to 30%, Odin dispenses with the elemental attack script and ''really'' lives up to his AllYourPowersCombined theme. He'll start by inflicting Interrupt damage on the party, give party equal to 95% of their current HP while inflicting Interrupt, and then gives you a turn to recover, then recover. From there he'll banish your Magicite, use a trio of multi-hitting, multi-elemental attacks, and finally, with a turn of leeway, hit you with Savage Zantetsuken four three turns in a row, growing in power each time.one stronger than the last. If you manage to survive such an onslaught and still haven't beaten him, he uses Savage Warp to banish you from the battle.
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* SealedGoodInACan: She was sealed away by the power of the Magicite records [[spoiler:to keep Dark Odin at bay]].
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* SealedGoodInACan: She was sealed away by the power of the Magicite records [[spoiler:to keep Dark Odin at bay]].
