History Characters / FinalFantasyXIVSeasonalEvents

* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: The crest of the Ishgardian House Valentione, first shown during the 2011 event, features a heart symbol and an armored knight flanked by two sexily clad women with weapons: A hyur with a spear on the left and a miqo'te with a sword on the right. In ''Legacy'', Coerthas was a lot more diverse and all base races were shown living there, including miqo'te, but since ''A Realm Reborn'' almost every other race than elezen or hyur have completely disappeared. The crest later shows up again in the 2024 event and still prominently featuring a miqo'te despite none of them living there since.

* {{Bifauxnen}}: Contrasting with her sister's pseudo-maid uniform, she dresses in a very sharp suit. Valentione's 2023 brings this under discussion with fellow emissary trainee Emilie, [[spoiler:where she swaps out her usual suit with the more feminine Valentione Emissary's Dress to emulate her older sister. She was clearly unhappy with the image change, taking encouragement from the Warrior of Light to present herself the way she wants to be and wear the suit she's more comfortable with.]]

* NaginatasAreFeminine: She is a FFXI Samurai who wields a ''naginata'', but she uses this game's Lancer animations.

* TrappedInAnotherWorld: [[spoiler: Unlike Lightning and Shantotto, who were was able to return to their own worlds, Iroha seems unable to return to Vana'diel. Her original timeline being erased by her and her master's actions might have something to do with it]].
* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: [[spoiler:Despite remaining trapped in Eorzea]], Iroha has yet to reappear since the event, even with [[spoiler:the introduction of the Samurai class, which many people thought would be a natural place to reintroduce her. She also did not appear in The Four Lords storyline, despite it being centered around a character that she had a strong connection with in VideoGame/FinalFantasyXI]].
* YouRemindMeOfX: She often tells the player that you remind her of her master, [[spoiler: who, for those who did not play FFXI, turns out to be the player character of that game... so it's entirely possible that you, the player, ''are'' her master]].

* ChekhovsGun: He starts browsing the shops in Gridania after the second quest, expressing an interest in Eorzean wares. [[spoiler:At the climax of the fight with the Astral Garuda, he performs a full-blown Armiger combo with a star globe, a greatsword, martial arts, and a bow before finishing with his Engine Blade.]]

* MultiMeleeMaster: Almost overlapping with InstantExpert, Noctis has access to a wide variety of weapons in a HyperspaceArsenal. He mostly sticks to his Engine Blade during the crossover, [[spoiler:but at the tail end of the fight with the Astral Garuda, he uses an Armiger combo that includes the astrologian's Gravity, the dark knight's Plunge, the monk's Tornado Kick, and the Bard's Repelling Shot before finishing with a warp-strike.]]

* {{Nepotism}}: She was accused of being biased towards choosing her sister for 2020 Valentione emmisary. [[spoiler: She really did not try to hide that she wants her to win but ultimately left the decision to the player so as to be impartial.]]
* ObliviousToLove: Despite her passions to spread love in Eorzea, she herself is completely blind to the advances of her most loyal follower Hortefense. [[spoiler:This changed in the 2016 event when an astrologian read their love destiny and saw they would be perfect soulmates.]]
* PassingTheTorch: In the 2023 event, Lisette is convinced to let Astrid run the festivities to [[spoiler:give Lisette time to enjoy the holiday with Hortefense.]] From then on, Lisette declares that the role of emissary is Astrid's now.

* DeadAllAlong: The man she tasks the player with entrusting her jewelry to reveals that she is his [[spoiler: long dead aunt who was kidnapped during a past Little Ladies Day years ago back when he was an infant]].

* GenerationXerox: Flashbacks show that Aldithya is the spitting image of her late mother Claudia and bears the same passion for the Little Ladies' Day festivities. They also possess the same frail constitution, [[spoiler:which is why her father Fortin tries to hide the dance from Aldithya, lest she collapse from overexertion as Claudia did and threaten her already poor health.]]

* TheManBehindTheMan: For the murderer. [[spoiler: Except it wasn't an actual murder, but a hoax. Roland's idea for the new attraction is a murder mystery, with everyone but the Warrior of Light in on the ruse. Goncquard was even given a powerful sleeping agent to fake his death.]]

* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: Someone in Thanalan winds up getting poisoned to death [[spoiler: only for it to turn out that he was just in a state or torpor]]. Sounds a little familiar does it. [[spoiler: The difference is that the Player Character is not framed for this.]]
* FakingTheDead: He wasn't actually dead, but [[spoiler: He was given an powerful sedative.]]

A trio of Warriors hired to defend against the Bombard King... they have a few kinks to work out with their teamwork.

* ThePromise: [[spoiler: According to the Yellow Ranger, the Red Ranger made a promise to a little boy and his imaginary cat who wished for a masked man to vanquish the voidsent. A Promise that all three Rangers wish to keep. The Yellow Ranger, in particular, seems to have this as his motivation for being stronger]]

* SecretIdentity: Naturally they have secret identities. Something the Red Ranger lampshades, by making a point of not fighting for personal glory. With that said, they are prone to [[FreudianSlip nearly revealing the identities several times]]. [[spoiler: At the end of the quests, the Black and Yellow Rangers come clean and reveal themselves to be two of the people organizing the Faire, with the Red Ranger revealing his true identity as Haermaga after the Bombard King is defeated]].

* SignatureMove: They, of course, have a CombinationAttack, the Firefall Battle Formation. Yet they are unable to consistently pull it off, [[spoiler: until the Bombard King comes]].

* TrademarkFavoriteFood: The Black Ranger has an affinity for Shaved Ice. [[spoiler: Due to being a reminder of the Red Ranger helping her escaping her life as a worker in Ul'dah.]]

* AllegoricalCharacter: He is clearly intended to be a representation of players who are too afraid to socialize and push themselves after a bad experience with a judgmental party. He's an adventurer who's eager to help and learn but terrified of being judged by others, hiding away and working alone because of his social anxiety. [[spoiler:But once he's able to step up to the challenge and overcome this anxiety, he's adored by the attendees of the Moonfire Faire and proves himself brave, capable, and inspiring all at once.]]
* AnimalThemedSuperbeing: While his official title is that of the Sunshine Savior, his costume is designed after a Phoenix rising from the ashes the way Eorzea did following the Seventh Umbral Calamity. The outfit, acquirable by players, is officially called the Phoenix Riser Suit. This ties into Lyonell's fiery punches and kicks while in the costume, as well as him rising from the ashes [[spoiler:by getting over his trauma over being judged thanks to the encouragement of the Warrior and the crowd he's protecting.]]
* DivingKick: In true {{Toku}} fashion, Lyonell finishes off [[spoiler:the Supershark]] with a Rider-style kick that ends with the target exploding.
* PerformanceAnxiety: Lyonell is kind and eager-to-help, but the thought of others' prying eyes on him sends him into a panic, leading him to tremble and mutter apologies at all sorts of imagined offenses. He normally hides his face in a helmet to deal with this, but the sweltering heat of Costa del Sol in the middle of summer forced him to remove it. But he's able to get his nerves under control once he dons Haermaga's costume. [[spoiler:This is because he once had a disastrous assignment that ended in the loss of his reputation among his friends and clients. This was so traumatizing that he became terrified of meeting the gaze of others out of fear of being judged like that again. At the end of the event, the Warrior's encouragement along with the cheers of the crowd restores his confidence in himself and he beats up a Supershark with nothing but his bare hands.]]

A troupe of circus actors that seems to have an air of the supernatural. [[spoiler: They're Imps wanting to usher in the Night of Devilry and are capable of using illusions, glamours and shapeshifitng]]

* HellOnEarth: [[spoiler:The Imps' ultimate goal every year is to trigger the Night of Devilry, opening a stable portal to the Void so that a legion of voidsent can invade and ravage Eorzea]].

* UnwittingPawn: In the 2014 All Saints' Wake, [[spoiler:the Circus is tricked time and again by the Pumpkin-Headed Apparition to create genuine fun and good will for the people of Eorzea under the impression that the spells and tricks would lead to their ultimate goal]].

!!The Pumpkin-Headed Apparition ([[spoiler:The Great Gourd]])

* AllPowerfulBystander: [[spoiler:The 2019 event reveals that she was the person who created the circus in the first place, but intended it to bring voidsent and mortals together in celebration rather than bring about the Night of Devilry.]]
* TheAtoner: [[spoiler:The coven perpetuating the Great Gourd are descendants of Mhach, trying to protect the realm from voidsent to atone for the pain and suffering their ancestors caused in the War of the Magi.]]
* CreepyGood: The Apparition looks the part of a witch with a pumpkin for a head, and can often be cryptic, but is adamant that the Continental Circus should be thwarted and that All Saint's Wake should be a time to be celebrated. [[spoiler:Revelations from late in ''Heavensward'' imply this person was a great leader of the Thirteenth and is one of the few to have kept their rationality after their transformation into voidsent.]]

* LegacyCharacter: [[spoiler:The 2022 event reveals the Great Gourd is a title passed along a coven of voidmages throughout history. Though this is implied to be a lie she tells to hide her voidsent nature.]]

* VerbalBackspace: In the 2023 event, the Apparition has Papa Gruff working with her to make a safe and fun All Saint's Wake, assuring the Warrior of Light that she has since shackled-- or rather, ''politely reasoned'' with him to no longer work evils.

A leader of a band of Ishgardian Knights that brought in orphans and gave them succor, giving their jackets to keep them warm. Clad in crimson and with a snowy beard, his methods have led to the Starlight Celebration.

* PaperThinDisguise: In 2015's festival, Godbert donned the Saint's costume as part of the celebration. He also got his wife and the Guildmasters from the craftsmen guilds to disguise themselves as the Saint's Little Helpers.

* TrueMeaningOfChristmas: [[spoiler: With the help of Julyan (disguised as the Saint's Little Helper), He realizes this is the problem with the bell. The Adventurer's Guild was using the event to build prestige and thus lost sight of the meaning of the Starlight Celebration, and were going overboard with the preparations. He then told Baelfaled of this while the Adventurers ensured the melody was as faithful as possible.]]

''Antagonists'': [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVAscians Ascians]] ([[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVEmetSelch Emet-Selch]]) | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVGarleanEmpire Garlean Empire]] ([[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVZenosYaeGalvus Zenos yae Galvus]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVBozjanGarleans Bozjan Garleans]])\\

'''Race''': Human/l'Cie.]

* MixAndMatchWeapon: Wields her signature weapon from ''FFXIII'', the Blazefire Saber; a hybrid weapon that can shift between a rifle and a sword.

* CoolCar: The Regalia, a memento from his late father. The bad news is, no one in Eorzea has even heard of a car, much less having spare parts for it. The good news is, Garland Ironworks is up to the challenge, and manages to fix it free of charge. During the event, you can also purchase this car from an Ironworks vendor in the Gold Saucer for two hundred thousand MGP, which is a four-seat mount. It's far cheaper than the Blackjack from ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyVI'' which is also a four-seater but costs four million MGP.

* BlowYouAway: Uses wind-based attacks, natch.

* GoneHorriblyWrong: Because some of the [=MTs=] attacked the Ixal after being pulled into Eorzea, they attempted to summon the Primal Garuda for protection. But Noctis's presence in the world called to the Messenger, summoning her instead of the Lady of the Vortex.

* YouWillNotEvadeMe: One of her most powerful attacks creates a vacuum that draws her foes into range. The only way to avoid it is to Warpstrike to a pillar near the edge of the arena.

* CoolCar: The Regalia, a memento from his late father. The bad news is, no one in Eorzea has even heard of a car, much less having spare parts for it. The good news is, Garland Ironworks is up to the challenge, and manages to fix it free of charge. During the event, you can also purchase this car from an Ironworks vendor in the Gold Saucer for a tidy sum of MGP, which is a four-seat mount, far cheaper than the Blackjack from ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyVI'' which is also a four-seater but costs four million MGP.

* CampingEpisode: In reference to his home game, where he and his party camp out, his crossover event includes a scene where he camps with the Warrior of Light.
* CoolCar: The Regalia, a memento from his late father.

* SuperEmpowering: Before facing "Garuda", Noctis bestows the ability to use Warpstrike onto the Warrior of Light.

* YouRemindMeOfX: During the camping scene, Noctis will ask the Warrior of Light why they do what they do. Depending on their answer, he'll muse that the Warrior reminds him of one of his friends.

A yearly promotional campaign for the Manderville Gold Saucer which sees the venue offering new events, unique rewards, and higher bounties of MGP for its attractions. It also tends to attract its own fair share of oddities and unique goings-on each year.

A yearly promotional campaign for the Manderville Gold Saucer. This event is one of the few holidays that isn't [[YouMeanXmas an analogue]] of a real-world holiday, and exists on a practical, meta level to fill what is otherwise the large gap between Hatching-Tide (Easter) and Moonfire (high summer).

* AntiRegeneration: Halfway through the fight, you'll be inflicted with the "Scalebound" status, which prevents recovering HP in any way except with the ten Mega Potions you get at the start of the fight. Once those run out, your healing's gone unless you can kill Rathalos.

* HarderThanHard: The Extreme version of the trial against Rathalos borrows a few elements from his home series: your party is cut down to 4, healing is restricted to use of a special item after a certain point, and the duty resets if the party collectively suffers three [=KOs=].
* {{Knockback}}: Much like in his home series, several of his attacks send you flying and tumbling away from it.

* HarderThanHard: The Extreme version of the trial against Rathalos borrows a few elements from his home series: your party is cut down to 4, after a certain point, healing is restricted to use of a special item, and the duty resets if the party collectively suffers three [=KOs=].

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[[folder:Heavensturn]]
These characters are related to Eorzea's version of the New Year events.

!!The Bugyo

'''Race''': Eastern Hyur]
Ambassadors from Hingashi sent to Eorzea to foster cultural understanding between the two regions.

* AnimalMotifs: Each Bugyo represent an animal of the Eastern Zodiac.
* ValuesDissonance: InUniverse, a common problem that the Bugyo may face when in Eorzea.

!!Ryu Bugyo
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'''Race''': Eastern Hyur]
The Ambassador for the 2023/2024 Heavensturn event, she attempts to foster cultural understanding via a chocobo chick in a dragon costume.
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* LostInTranslation: InUniverse, this is the problem she is dealing with - she is showing off a chocobo chick in a dragon costume, which is really adorable. However, she keeps referring to it as a "ryu", which absolutely baffles Eorzeans as they have no idea what a "ryu" is.

[[folder:Saint Valentione's Day]]
Valentione's Day is a time of celebration when Eorzeans honor the life of Countess Arabell de Valentione: a high lady of Ishgard, who struck out against her life of cosseted detachment, and risked all in pursuit of a pure and all-consuming love. In the years after the countess' passing, a tradition became established among the Ishgardian populace: every year at this time would they strive to emulate her passion and her bravery, by plucking up their own courage and bestowing a token of love upon the object of their affections. These characters are related to Eorzea's equivalent of Valentine's Day.

!!Lady Lisette de Valentione

'''Race''': Wildwood Elezen]
Lady Lisette is a direct descendant of Countess Arabelle de Valentione, and her very image, both in beauty and in spirit. Whether it is by her tireless exhortations or simply by her captivating presence, there is none who stokes the fires of passion in Eorzean hearts more than she.

* HairTriggerTemper: Can get really angry when people are uncooperative.
* LoveFreak: As expected.
* {{Nepotism}}: She was accused of being biased towards choosing her sister for 2020 Valentione emmisary. [[spoiler: She really did not try to hide that she wants her to win but ultimately left the decision to the player so as to be impartial.]]
* ObliviousToLove: Despite her passions to spread love in Eorzea, she herself is completely blind to the advances of her most loyal follower Hortefense. [[spoiler:This changed in the 2016 event when an astrologian read their love destiny and saw they would be perfect soulmates.]]
* PassingTheTorch: In the 2023 event, Lisette is convinced to let Astrid run the festivities to [[spoiler:give Lisette time to enjoy the holiday with Hortefense.]] From then on, Lisette declares that the role of emissary is Astrid's now.
* SophisticatedAsHell: She sounds very different when angry.
--> I said quit your godsdamn squabbling and get over here before I kick your worthless arses from here to Coerthas!
* ValentinesDayEpisode: The quests she is involved in serve as this.


!!Astrid de Valentione

'''Race''': Wildwood Elezen]
Lisette's sister and emissary in training.

* {{Bifauxnen}}: Contrasting with her sister's pseudo-maid uniform, she dresses in a very sharp suit. Valentione's 2023 brings this under discussion with fellow emissary trainee Emilie, [[spoiler:where she swaps out her usual suit with the more feminine Valentione Emissary's Dress to emulate her older sister. She was clearly unhappy with the image change, taking encouragement from the Warrior of Light to present herself the way she wants to be and wear the suit she's more comfortable with.]]
* OfficeRomance: Her suggestion to the client in the 2020 event comes off as this as she thinks he has a higher chance of romance if he talks to clients he's familiar with.

[[folder:Little Ladies' Day]]
Little Ladies' Day is the one day a year Eorzeans celebrate the young maidens that bring such joy to all reaches of the realm. This most wonderous of celebrations can be traced back three centuries past, to a time when the Thorne Dynasty still reigned in Ul'dah. Princess Edvya, being the plucky young girl she was, grew disenchanted with palace life and decided one day to see what the other side of the castle walls had to offer. Finding the opportunity to do so by exchanging garb with a miller girl, she slipped off into the town in search of an adventure. It didn't take long for the inhabitants of the palace to realize she had gone missing and upon learning of her disappearance, her father--Sultan Baldric Thorne--was stricken with panic. Summoning his entire guard, he ordered they find and return his precious daughter before any harm befell her--even if it meant tearing the city apart.

...And thus the city was torn apart, with the miller's house bearing the brunt of this terrible assault. The poor man whose daughter aided the princess' flight could do naught more than watch as they ripped his house to pieces and pelted his family with threats of imprisonment and worse. To the good fortune of all, the princess was soon found just outside the palace walls and once she was safely returned to him did the sultan realize the grave mistake he made. Ashamed and wishing to make amends, not only did he order that his finest craftsmen rebuild the miller's house from the ground up; he offered to make recompense by personally serving as seneschal to the miller girl for a day.

The smallfolk were deeply moved by this unforseen display of humility and seeing that, Sultan Baldric--in a vow to never forget the lesson he learned that day--declared that each year he would serve as seneschal to a common girl who was to be chosen by the townsfolk by lot. Even in his death, the tradition continued, living one as the Thorne Dynasty gave way to the House of Ul. In time, it spread to the other nations, where it grew in popularity and came to be the Little Ladies' Day festival that we all know and love today. These characters are related to Eorzea's counterpart of the Japanese Holiday of Girl's Day.

!!Princess Edvya Thorne
A past princess of Ul'Dah's Thorne Dynasty who disguised herself as a peasant to see the world beyond her palace and seek adventure.

* PrinceAndPauper: She disguises herself as a miller's daughter to see the world outside the palace, with the miller's daughter taking her place. They got found out however and Edvya's father, Sultan Bardic Thorne, desperately sent his army to look for her and destroyed the miller's house in his search.
* PosthumousCharacter: As a historical character of a bygone era this is a given. Her spirit had possessed a mammet made in her likeness.

!!Nanapasi

'''Race''': Dunesfolk Lalafell]

One of two key characters in 2015's Little Ladies' Day event. He is attempting to recreate decorations from the Thorne Dynasty for his daughter Ninimo.

* ParentsAsPeople: Nanapasi loves and wants to dote upon his daughter Ninimo, but his work as a dollmaker keeps him away from her. His taking her to celebrate Little Ladies' Day is meant to be a way of compensating for this, but his preconcieved notions of what a lady ''should'' be doing gets in the way of him seeing what Ninimo actually ''wants'' to do. He's acutely aware of this because of Ninimo's unhappiness and begs the Warrior of Light's aid in helping him reconnect with her.

!!Ninimo

Nanapasi's daughter and the other central character of 2015's Little Ladies' Day event.

!! The Songbirds
A trio of preteen {{Idol Singer}}s formed for the Little Ladies' Day festival, consisting of Ulala, Masha Mhakaracca and Narumi. The group's road to stardom has been a little rocky. They are the characters that 2016 and 2017's events centers around.

* ColorCodedCharacters: The Songbirds have a primary color motif. Masha is Blue, Ulala is Red, and Narumi is Yellow.
* IdolSinger: All three of them formed an idol group for the year's festival.
* LimitedWardrobe: Averted. All three girls will get more costumes the more popular they are.
* MythologyGag: They performed Siren Song, a song that was also performed a trio of songsresses from 1.0.

!!!Ulala

A Dunesfolk Lalafell in the Songbirds. Claims to have a lot of charm and wants to be the best songstress in the realm.

''Nations of Hydaelyn'': [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVTheEorzeanAlliance The Eorzean Alliance]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVIshgard Ishgard]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVDragonHordes Dragon Hordes]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVOthardAndHingashi Othard and Hingashi]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVSharlayanAndThavnair Sharlayan and Thavnair]]\\
''Other Realms'': [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVTheVoid The Void]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVTheFirst The First]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVTheWorldUnsundered The World Unsundered]] ([[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVPandaemonium Pandæmonium]]) | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVUltimaThule Ultima Thule]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVTural Tural]]\\

''Other Realms'': [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVTheVoid The Void]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVTheFirst The First]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVTheWorldUnsundered The World Unsundered]] ([[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVPandaemonium Pandæmonium]]) | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVUltimaThule Ultima Thule]]\\

[[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVTheWarriorOfLight The Warrior of Light]] ([[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVTankClasses Tank Classes]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVRangedClasses Ranged DPS Classes]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVMeleeClasses Melee DPS Classes]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVCasterClasses Caster Classes]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVHealerClasses Healer Classes]])\\

The Ambassador for the 2023/2024 Heavensturn event, she attempts to foster cultural understanding via a chocobo chick in a dragon costume.

'''Race''': Eastern Hyru

* LostInTranslation: InUniverse, this is the problem she is dealing with - she is showing off a chocobo chick in a dragon costume, which is really adorable. However, she keeps referring to it as a "ryu", which absolutely baffles Eorzeans as they have no idea what a "ryu" is

Valentione's Day is a time of celebration, when Eorzeans honor the life of Countess Arabell de Valentione: a high lady of Ishgard, who struck out against her life of cosseted detachment, and risked all in pursuit of a pure and all-consuming love. In the years after the countess' passing, a tradition became established among the Ishgardian populace: every year at this time would they strive to emulate her passion and her bravery, by plucking up their own courage and bestowing a token of love upon the object of their affections. These characters are related to Eorzea's equivalent of Valentine's Day.

* ValuesDissonance: A common problem that the Bugyo may face when in Eorzea.

* MethodActing: InUniverse. Encyclopedia Eorzea III reveals that Nanaphon continued his training to be a better Senor Sabotender even after landing the role. This has gotten him in quite a bit of trouble, as he admits to being riddled with needles after trying to hug a wild cactuar and collapsed after trying to live like sabotender by drinking nothing but water.

''Antagonists'': [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVAscians Ascians]] ([[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVEmetSelch Emet-Selch]]) | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVGarleanEmpire Garlean Empire]] ([[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVZenosYaeGalvus Zenos yae Galvus]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVBozjanGarleans Bozjan Garleans]]) | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVPrimals Primals]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVRaidAntagonists Raid Antagonists]] ([[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVOmega Omega]]) | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVAntagonists Other Antagonists]]\\

[[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVGarlondIronworks Garlond Ironworks]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVHildibrandAllies Hildibrand Allies]] | [[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVAllies Other Allies]] ([[Characters/FinalFantasyXIVGrahaTia G'raha Tia]])\\

* AllegoricalCharacter: He is clearly intended to be a representation of players who are too afraid to socialize and push themselves after a bad experience with a judgmental party. He's an adventurer who's eager to help and learn but terrifeid of being judged by others, hiding away and working alone because of his social anxiety. [[spoiler:But once he's able to step up to the challenge and overcome this anxiety, he's adored by the attendees of the Moonfire Faire and proves himself brave, capable, and inspiring all at once.]]

Kipih's younger brother and newly-registered adventurer, appearing in The Rising 2022.