History Characters / ThePiratesFate

* AbsoluteCleavage: Her outfit is ''not'' concealing at all. [[spoiler:It's no less saucy in her mature form.]]

* NonspecificallyForeign: Her design seems to combine Egyptian and some Norse elements, her accent is [[WhatTheHellIsThatAccent Eastern European]], and her religion is totally different from the local one (she believes in reincarnation). This is intentional, to avoid UnfortunateImplications regarding one particular transformation.

The character sheet for the characters of ''VisualNovel/ThePiratesFate''. Beware of unmarked spoilers ahead.

* NiceHat

* NiceHat: Save for his TheBigBadWolf form, Leeko's always seen wearing a fashionable hat.

* StatuesqueStunner: All Of Mila’s final transformations are this in different ways: Juggernaut Mila is a monolithic muscle bound warrior, Emphathetic Mila is a BigBeautifulWoman who is as wide as she is tall (and she is very tall), Demon Mila is a thin but very tall succubus-like being, and Angel Mila is the shortest but still large angelic feline with an extreme ImpossibleHourglassFigure. [[spoiler:Taken UpToEleven with Hyper Angel Mila Mila, a literal goddess who towers above her friends and whose appearance combines elements from all other transformations.]]

* HoistByTheirOwnPetard: [[spoiler:She's power-hungry enough that she jumps on the first chance she gets when she hears Nakhta intends to let her take power, even though she's suspicious. Nakhta doesn't kill her, but she ''does'' turn her into her ''younger'' sister instead to remove her claim to the throne.]]

* BoobsOfSteel: Her default form is very busty and she is the Dread Pirate's main source of muscle (at least initially). Inverted if she becomes a princess, where she is no longer an adept and powerful warrior but retains her large breasts.

* BoobsOfSteel: Juggernaut Mila can take cannon blasts like they were nothing, outpower pretty much any other warrior in the game, and has one of the biggest busts out of Mila’s various busty transformations. Even more so is [[spoiler: Hyper Angel Mila, a mighty RealityBender who sports what is likely the largest bust in the game]].

* StatuesqueStunner: All Of Mila’s final transformations are this in different ways: Juggernaut Mila is a monolithic muscle bound warrior, Emphathetic Mila is a BigBeautifulWoman who is as wide as she is tall (and she is very tall), Demon Mila is a thin but very tall succubus-like being, and Angel Mila is the shortest but still large angelic feline with an extreme ImpossibleHourglassFigure. [[spoiler: Taken UpToEleven with Hyper Angel Mila Mila, a literal goddess who towers above her friends and whose appearance combines elements from all other transformations.]]
* ThePowerOfFriendship: This is how Empathetic!Mila [[spoiler: is able to break out of the maze in the final act, by proving that eternity in an unchanging void would not break her crew because they would always have one another]].

* [[GeekPhysiques Geek Physique]]: [[spoiler: Young!Darious was quite the slender man in his younger years. You can even accidentally take him into the future in the right path.]]

* DeathOfPersonality: [[spoiler: If he is gender bent, he can lose his personality and memories, becoming "Dara"]].

* CassandraTruth: She is very rude and standoffish but every person she openly mistrusts either betrays or plans to betray the Dread Pirates at one point or another, [[spoiler:even Tam Tam.]]
* DeathOfPersonality: She can suffer this [[spoiler: if given the goat transformation or the fox transformation.]]

** However, this is hilariously inverted in one path where [[spoiler: she gets turned into a goat by a trinket modeled after a kind goat. Goat!Morgana is a bit on the ditsy side but is also an AllLovingHero as a contrast to a now much more violent Mila.]]

* FailureKnight: Werewolf Leeko becomes one [[spoiler: if Tam-tam is hanged and Morgana is forced to use the crown to save him and Mila, and bemoans for all his newfound strength he is unable to protect his friends.]]

* LossOfIdentity: Seems to be the one most affected by the possibilities of this and comments on it more than anyone else; [[spoiler:when offered the chance to give up and become a feral animal, he's sorely tempted, however, until Mila snaps him out of it.]] [[spoiler: If he is the one to take the coin from the goddess statue and turn into a beautiful woman, she will moan that she feared she was never much of a man to begin with.]]

* HeelFaceTurn: [[spoiler: She was originally a bitter thief who happily led treasure hunters to Circe. However, after meeting and befriending the Dread Pirates she becomes a genuinely nicer person, even dying for her crewmates in one story path.]]

* KilledOffForReal: [[spoiler: If Mila and the crew are arrested by the orders of Queen Nakhta, Tam-Tam will always die.]]

* CreepyGood: [[spoiler: When she gets turned into a goat, she becomes obsessed with making people happy, but she's just as disturbing about it as she was with inflicting pain, though she never hurts anyone again.]]

* FlatEarthAtheist: At least in the sense that she refuses to believe in magic, which is understandably at first. But even when she sees Tam-Tam [[spoiler:get her body remodeled to look like a Goddess of beauty]] or she witnesses Leeko [[spoiler: turning into a female fox before her very eyes]], she still refuses to believe in the power and magic of the coins despite being a first hand witness.

* SmallRoleBigImpact: [[spoiler: He pawned all of his wife's belongings he locked her away, including her necklace with the magic coin. Mila's adventures can all be traced back to his scheming.]]

* HoistByTheirOwnPetard: [[spoiler:It's the crown that she designed for Bilba to wear, forced onto her, that erases her from existence in one path. This is ''not'' a KarmicDeath, though, since it wasn't intended to be fatal for anyone else, including Bilba; indeed, in any path where she succeeds, she doesn't regard her living sister as a threat. Bilba gloats evilly about it and admits that she deliberately set her sister up for that horrible fate.]]

* [[ThresholdGuardians Threshold Guardian]]: His job as librarian involves trapping people in magical books to test their character to see if they're worthy of the coins' power.

* BewareTheSillyOnes: They might be ditzy romance gurus, but they regularly transform people, both in [[BalefulPolymorph body]] and [[DeathOfPersonality mind]], and can cause Mila's crewmates no end of trouble because of it.

* BalefulPolymorph: The coin's magic transformed her into a [[SnakePeople giant snake woman]].

* KnifeNut

* FanNickname: The universally accepted term for Bear!Darious is, logically, "Bearious".

* NotSoDifferent: Mila can point this out when comparing her to her sister, [[spoiler:though in fact she's actually ''worse''. Aside from the above, she hangs Rourkie just for the entertainment value, when at least Nakhta was attempting to protect her younger sister by doing so.]]

* BigSisterinstinct: While not related to her in any way, Jackie [[spoiler:is fierecly protective of Mishell after transforming into a mermaid herself, telling Mishell to be wary of Mila and co.]]

* ScaryTeeth: Jackie's maw is filled with razor-sharp teeth. That's because she apparently has some shark ancestory in her, according to her creator.

* CantTakeCriticism: [[spoiler:In every route the player encounters him in, he offers to let them join him. But when Mila questions Ethics or the possibility the coins won't work the way he thinks. He'll just call her young and stupid, and then try to either kill everyone around him or possess them.]]

* {{Hypocrite}}: [[spoiler:He preaches about immortality and doing the world a favor by ending death, but he has no problem with killing people or forcibly possessing them if they don't agree with him.]]

* ItsAllAboutMe: [[spoiler:In the sense of CantTakeCriticism, he'll give a brief ReasonYouSuckSpeech and try to kill someone for questioning the morality of his goals. He just wants to live forever, and will kill anyone who stops him.]]

* NotSoWellIntentionedExtremist: [[spoiler: Ultimately what he is. On the one hand, his AffableEvil can somewhat convince people that he's got a good idea to end death, but considering all of his horrible traits brought when someone brings up "WhoWantsToLiveForever," He becomes selfish and petty, ultimately showing ''he'' wants to live forever.]]

* NonActionSnarker: The worst he'll do is [trap people in a book test, and that's just because it's his job.

* [[ThresholdGuardians Threshold Guardian]]: [His job as librarian involves trapping people in magical books to test their character to see if they're worthy of the coins' power.

* AmazonChaser: If she pursues a relationship with Mila after she become an AmazonBeauty, she counts.

* BirdsOfAFeather: If romanced on the Emphatic route he and Mila's attract one another because of their kindness and gentle nature. This goes double if he is BigBadWolf Leeko where both will mention they are a fan of each others extra weight.

* NiceHat

* PirateParrot

* RebelliousPrincess: She used to be one, but it was insufferably boring; she's a reckless thrillseeker by nature who only enjoys opportunities to, well, see below.

* SacrificialLamb: [[spoiler:Is murdered by Rourkie even if Darious advises her to take her son and skip town as soon as possible, mainly to demonstrate just how ruthless the rival pirate can be.]]

** [[spoiler:If you take her on as a crew member while you're stuck with Rourkie's ship, she and Leeko will die together during a skirmish with Rourkie.]]
** [[spoiler:Rourkie killed her offscreen in one story path after her magical baked goods made him fat.]]

* BoringButPractical: What mystical solution does it take for them to back down on their "no refunds or subsitutions" policy? [[spoiler:The queen threatening to come after them for tax evasion.]]

A character who appears in the epilogue of the ''Prisoner of Destiny''.

* GirlInTheTower: Her husband locked in a tower after her transformation into a giant snake. She eventually escape and

* SharkMan

* CoolAirship / ZeppelinsFromAnotherWorl

* HoistByYourOwnPetard: [[spoiler:In the DLC path, after being arrested by Jackie, he chooses to put on the magic crown that will turn him into Queen Nakhta's sister, believing that he will be able to save himself and watch Mila and the rest of his hang. What he didn't know was that it would completely rewrite reality and turn him into a kindhearted princess.]]

* {{Adorkable}}: Something about her shortness, her glasses, and her awkward, nerdy vibe gives this feeling to her, [[spoiler:unless and until she betrays you.]]

* BadassGay: By default, the toughest member of the crew and certainly the most bloodthirsty, and also a LipstickLesbian as far as personal appearance goes. Not that she ever says as such ([[HaveIMentionedIAmGay why would she?]]), but she's attracted to Mila and, per WordOfGod, not bisexual.

* {{Pride}}: ''Oh so much of it''. In most routes she manages to keep it relatively under control, but in one possible ending [[spoiler:she gets so full of herself and disgusted by the idea of collaborative decisions that she decides to just do things herself, declares that she intends to [[AGodAmI become a goddess]], and...promptly gets marooned with her bodyguard in one of the {{portal book}}s.]]

* BiTheWay: Left her abusive husband and proposed to [[spoiler:Mishell]].

* ImpossibleHourglassFigure: Making choices that entail punishing evil and helping others honestly will transform Mila to come close to this kind of figure, though not quite... Stay down that path however and it is VERY much played straight with Angel Mila.

* LargeAndInCharge: An interesting case, where the more assertive and aggressive she becomes, ''the larger and more intimidating she gets'', culminating in [[spoiler:an approximately nine-foot-tall, musclebound behemoth with massive strength]].

* StatuesqueStunner: All Of Mila’s final transformations are this in different ways: Juggernaut Mila is a monolithic muscle bound warrior, Emphathetic Mila is a BigBeautifulWoman who is as wide as she is tall, Demon Mila is a thin but very tall succubus-like being, and Angel Mila is the shortest but still a large angelic feline with an extreme ImpossibleHourglassFigure. [[spoiler: Taken UpToEleven with Hyper Angel Mila Mila, whose body seems to combine elements of Angel and Empathetic Mila]].

* BloodKnight

* [[spoiler:CantTakeCriticism]]: [[spoiler:In every route the player encounters him in, he offers to let them join him. But when Mila questions Ethics or the possibility the coins won't work the way he thinks. He'll just call her young and stupid, and then try to either kill everyone around him or possess them.]]
* [[spoiler:DeadAllAlong]]: [[spoiler:Lazerby actually died ages ago. He now seeks a suitable person to possess so he can look for the coins himself.]]
* [[spoiler:{{Hypocrite}}]]: [[spoiler:He preaches about immortality and doing the world a favor by ending death, but he has no problem with killing people or forcibly possessing them if they don't agree with him.]]
* [[spoiler:ImmortalityImmorality]]: [[spoiler:If Lazerby gets to achieve his goal of creating a world without death by allowing the dead to simply possess younger bodies, this is what the world becomes on a global scale.]]
* [[spoiler:ItsAllAboutMe]]: [[spoiler:In the sense of CantTakeCriticism, he'll give a brief ReasonYouSuckSpeech and try to kill someone for questioning the morality of his goals. He just wants to live forever, and will kill anyone who stops him.]]
* [[spoiler:JacobMarleyApparel]]: [[spoiler:His true form is very evocative of the trope namer, with chains and a coin purse, though he's willingly latching himself to existence rather than being cursed to burden past transgressions.]]
* [[spoiler:KilledOffForReal]]: [[spoiler:Well, he was already dead to begin with, but he can be defeated by taking the coin from his chained wallet by force and whatever magic that is keeping his soul bound to the mortal realm will fade along with him. It's not clear if he is simply forced to move on to the afterlife or he ceases to exist altogether.]]
* [[spoiler:MeatPuppet]]: [[spoiler:This is what people possessed by him are reduced to. They're forced to watched as their body moves and acts by a will that's not of their own.]]

* [[spoiler:NotSoWellIntentionedExtremist]]: [[spoiler: Ultimately what he is. On the one hand, his AffableEvil can somewhat convince people that he's got a good idea to end death, but considering all of his horrible traits brought when someone brings up "WhoWantsToLiveForever," He becomes selfish and petty, ultimately showing ''he'' wants to live forever.]]

* [[spoiler:KilledOffForReal]]: [[spoiler:If Mila prioritizes getting revenge on Rourkie over saving Breena, she will die by the time Mila wakes up from getting a cannonball to the chest.]]

* [[spoiler:BreakingTheFourthWall:]] [[spoiler:The only character to acknowledge the player, and, per WordOfGod, to be aware that he's in a visual novel, he at one point directs a knowing look at the player while casually commenting on how The Pirate's Fate is protected from causing a TimeParadox.]]

* [[spoiler:CoolAirship / ZeppelinsFromAnotherWorld]]
* [[spoiler:CouldSayItBut:]] [[spoiler:He knows exactly what the truth about the coins is, but claims to be sworn to provide no more information than cryptic suggestions and hints.]]

* [[spoiler:MysteriousBacker:]] [[spoiler:He intervenes to save the crew's life on multiple occasions in different timelines, provided Darious with The Pirate's Fate to begin with, and has his own ideas of how the timelines should unfold. His full reasons for doing so are not ''completely'' revealed.]]

* [[spoiler:OmniscientMoralityLicense:]] [[spoiler:He gets upset when you try to use the coins to prevent deaths, but he's more than willing to enable you to escape death and, yes, travel back in time to do so if it's on his own terms.]]

* [[spoiler:DeathByGenreSavviness]]: [[spoiler: Correctly points out in one ending that even if he were to help Lazerby with his scheme to end death as we know it, he'll just shoot him anyways. Lazerby confirms this and does just that.]]

* FalseReassurance: He'll point out that it doesn't matter if he thinks you're [[spoiler:completely evil with no redeeming qualities, at least the test thinks you're worthy of the coins.]] That's all that matters, right?
* [[spoiler:FinalBoss]]: Well, not in the traditional sense, but he ''is'' usually [[spoiler: the last NPC encountered and seen by the crew in most runs of the game]] and he is the one to [[spoiler: trap people inside magic books in order to test their character. Those that pass are given the opportunity to use the coins to change the world.]]

** Justified in at least one ending where [[spoiler:Steamchaser introduced Leeko to Indigo but had Leeko's memory of the event erased.]]
--> Indigo: [[spoiler:Leeko]], good to see you again.
--> [[spoiler:Leeko]]: Again? I've never met you before.

* [[spoiler:KilledOffForReal]]: [[spoiler:In the ending where you forgive and recruit Brock, he's shot by Lazerby. He'll bleed to death off screen.]]
* [[spoiler:LeaningOnTheFourthWall]]: [[spoiler:If after Indigo says "Farewell...", and Hyper Angel!Mila agrees to save Rourkie Crew!Morgana per Young!Darious' wishes, after saving her, Indigo will begin to tell you to gather the coins only to stop himself and mention that you already heard all of this before. It's important to note that while Mila and co have traveled back in time, from Indigo's perspective, this is the first time he was telling them to gather the coins.]]

* MagicLibrarian: It's not clear if he can use magic himself, but he does watch over books [[spoiler:with magical properties]] and it's safe to assume he has extensive knowledge on magic itself.
* [[spoiler:MagicMirror]]: Owns one of these, which is actually visible onscreen in the background. Some routes involve you getting closer to it. [[spoiler:Indigo can use this to see into other timelines and have done so many times before. It can also be used to travel to another timeline as long as that person also still exists in the alternate timeline. Alternate versions of both Mila and Morgana are forced to use this mirror in some endings and will be encountered by the crew in other endings of the game on different paths.]]
* MathematiciansAnswer: Gives one of these when he says that [[spoiler: Mila was lucky she was being judged by herself. When Devil!Mila asks if he was referring to her or Angel!Mila,]] Indigo doesn't even respond to the question.

* MortonsFork: No matter what choices you make in one path, [[spoiler: Indigo will still disapprove no matter what as he carefully explains why your choice was always the wrong one.]]
* MrExposition: Downplayed. He'll at least explain that [[spoiler:the purpose of the library is to ensure only the worthy gets to use the coins]] but there is a lot more he's aware of that he won't explain.

* MysteriousStranger: Aside from the fact that he works as the librarian and [[spoiler:he is the one to test people to see if they are worthy to use the power of the coins]], next to nothing is actually known about him as a person, let alone his past.
* MysteriousWatcher: It's not known how much he knows about the crew before they get to the library, [[spoiler:but he's almost ''always'' watching them when they are inside one of his book tests. The crew will not find this out until they pass.]]
** Given that in one ending [[spoiler:he knows whether or not you choose to accidentally solidify Queen Nakhta's grip on the throne or chose to straight up assassinate her via poisoning]] and he also knows the crew's names before they even show up, it's safe to say that he does have the ability to observe the outside world. [[spoiler:In fact, he flat out says in that same path that the mirror showed him alternate timelines where the crew made different choices.]]

* NonActionSnarker: The worst he'll do is [[spoiler: trap people in a book test, and that's just because it's his job.]]

* ObfuscatingStupidity: Downplayed. He doesn't act outright stupid, but he does pretend to be ignorant about certain things [[spoiler: until the crew can pass one of his book tests. Then he'll reveal ''some'' of what he knows, but not necessarily everything.]]
* [[spoiler:PortalBook / PocketDimension]]: [[spoiler:He can create these using magical parchment and the library is filled with an infinite amount of these.]]
* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: Indigo is never afraid to speak his mind, but he's absolutely ''brutal'' in one of the endings where he claims that [[spoiler: Mila, Leeko, and Morgana are completely evil.]]
** In fact, in one ending, he actually tells Mila that he specifically prepared a speech in order to [[spoiler:carefully explain in detail how evil she is but says that Goat!Morgana's disapproval and grief over Mila's actions is punishment enough.]]
* SecretTestOfCharacter: [[spoiler:Passes these out to anyone seeking to use the power of the coins using magic books.]]

* SquishyWizard: Has some magical knowledge but he [[spoiler:easily dies in one ending where Lazerby shoots him.]]
* TheSnarkKnight: Unless you do something to impress him, Indigo is not afraid to speak his mind as bluntly as possible, even to a [[spoiler: nine-feet-tall Mila who could crush him with one hand.]]
* [[ThresholdGuardians ThresholdGuardian]]: [[spoiler:His job as librarian involves trapping people in magical books to test their character to see if they're worthy of the coins' power.]]
* VagueAge: It's hard to tell how old he's supposed to be. He does look to be on the young side, but this is complicated because [[spoiler: a secret ending where Mila becomes another guardian of the coins in the same library implies that guardians can live forever as long as they stay in the library. And Indigo is only encountered inside the library, so...]]
* WalkingSpoiler: [[spoiler: Usually the last NPC the crew interacts with in most paths and is the final guardian of the coins and the final destination of anyone who seeks to use their full power.]]
* WeakButSkilled: Seems to have no combat prowess whatsoever. But you don't need to fight if [[spoiler:you can trap people inside of magic books before they can react.]]
* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: Given that he's only encountered in the library, it's not clear what he actually means when he says "Farewell..." and disappears off screen. But given his knowledge about magic and [[spoiler:the magic mirror he maintains, it's possible he could even leave the timelines he's encountered inside of altogether.]]

* [[spoiler:KilledOffForReal]]: [[spoiler:Darious will die if you choose to do nothing as he orders you to during the hostage crisis with Rourkie, or if Mila attempts to part ways at the tavern and gets captured by Rourkie's crew. This can be averted later on, but not without consequence.]]

* [[spoiler:MeatPuppet]]: [[spoiler:Bear!Darious is reduced to this if he gets possessed by Lazerby.]]

* [[spoiler:KilledOffForReal]]: [[spoiler:If you save Darious while he's being held hostage by Rourkie, she will accidentally die in his place. You can avert this later on, but then Darious will most likely take her place.]]

* [[spoiler:KilledOffForReal]]: [[spoiler:If you give up The Pirate's Fate to Rourkie in exchange for letting Darious go, he'll eventually die during the battle with Rourkie later down the road.]]

* [[spoiler:BastardAngst]]: In one route, after being given a talisman that transforms her and compels her to only tell the truth, she reveals that [[spoiler:she's the product of an affair her mother had while her husband was fighting in a war. Her mother then abandoned her in the wilds before his return, which greatly contributed to Tam-Tam's hardened outlook on life]].

* [[spoiler:KilledOffForReal]]: [[spoiler: If Mila and the crew are arrested by the orders of Queen Nakhta, Tam-Tam will always die.]]

* [[spoiler:FateWorseThanDeath]]: [[spoiler:In one route, you confront him in the library. If desired, you can trap him inside of a book test inside of killing him off. He gets stuck in the Infinite Cafe and can never die. Indigo claims that's worse than dying.]]

* [[spoiler:KilledOffForReal]]: [[spoiler:Before the DLC released a new path, he would always die (or at least end up possessed) no matter which route you played. It was only a matter of when and how. The only exception prior to the DLC was the FateWorseThanDeath listed above.]]

* [[spoiler:MeatPuppet]]: [[spoiler:In two similar paths, Rourkie is reduced to this by virtue of being possessed by Lazerby.]]

* [[spoiler:KilledOffForReal]]: [[spoiler: Can die in many routes of the game.]]

* [[spoiler:KilledOffForReal]]: [[spoiler: Like Brock, she can also die depending on what route is played.]]

* [[spoiler:AlasPoorVillain]]: [[spoiler:In the two events in which they wind up killing her (and worse), none of the Dread Pirates (save [[BloodKnight Morgana in one event]]) is actually happy at having to do so, or even consider that she was an AssholeVictim. They're pragmatic about it as best. In the one, they were manipulated into it, and the other, had to betray her genuine trust to do so. That said, they're ''not'' too upset if she accidentally traps herself in a book.]]

* [[spoiler:[[GodEmperor God-Queen]]]]: [[spoiler:One possible outcome for her is becoming the magically-empowered ruler of the world, other states acknowledging her rulership, with the caveat that [[PerfectPacifistPeople neither she nor anyone else can use violence]]. Hence, she's not assassinated, nobody can rebel, she can't hang or otherwise murder anyone, and warfare in general is forgotten. She's a bit oppressive, but not to a dystopian level, and overall things are better off than they were before.]]

* [[spoiler:KilledOffForReal]]: [[spoiler:Not as many times as other characters, but can either die from being poisoned or having her very existence erased. Both times are by the hands of Leeko under Mila's orders.]]

* [[spoiler:OvernightAgeUp]]: [[spoiler:One path sees her inspired by the Dread Pirates to change her plan and turn herself into the older sibling, becoming a fashionable mature woman in a few moments after putting on the crown.]]

* [[spoiler:RetGone]]: [[spoiler:In the darkest evil path, she is wiped from existence after being forced to wear the crown she created. It would make whoever wears it her younger sister, but since she can't be, she was never born and vanishes. Bilba knew this and planned it from the start.]]

* [[spoiler:SelfDisposingVillain]]: [[spoiler:It's possible to actually just give her the coins when she reaches the island and let her try to do it herself rather than accompany her and heal the world that way. She fails the test of character that she didn't know existed and promptly gets herself and Anora trapped inside the book.]]

* [[spoiler:ConsummateLiar:]] [[spoiler:Almost everything she says is a bald-faced lie to manipulate you into helping her.]]

* [[spoiler:ILied:]] [[spoiler:Flat-out admits it while [[VillainousGloating laughing about how easy it was]], should you wind up accidentally [[RetGone erasing]] Nakhta for her.]]
** [[spoiler:DidYouActuallyBelieve:]] [[spoiler:"...that I didn't want the throne?!"]]
* [[spoiler:FountainOfYouth:]] [[spoiler:Nakhta's plan revolves around doing this to her, since she ''doesn't'' [[EvenEvilHasStandards kill her family]]. It succeeds in one route.]]

* [[spoiler:TheScapegoat]]: [[spoiler:If Leeko poisons Nakhta under Mila's request, Bilba will be blamed. The crew doesn't even intentionally try to frame her, the kingdom simply thinks Bilba did it in as an attempt to regain power.]]

* [[spoiler:KilledOffForReal]]: [[spoiler:If she's encountered once, she will most likely wind up dead later in the game under certain paths. It's just a matter of when and how.]]

* [[spoiler:TheStarscream]]: [[spoiler:Betrays the queen the first chance she gets on several paths in order to attempt steal the coins for herself.]]

* [[spoiler:OurMermaidsAreDifferent]]: [[spoiler:Her mermaid design is much more fish-like in appearance compared to Mishell and Agatha.]]

* [[spoiler:TheEvilsOfFreeWill]]: Her driving motivation.
* [[spoiler:KarmicTransformation]]: [[spoiler:If Leeko is transformed by an encounter with Circe, Mila and Tam-Tam can choose to deal with her using Circe's own "think of a spirit animal" technique, transforming her into a feral cat.]]
* [[spoiler:KilledOffForReal]]: [[spoiler:In some paths, Mila has the options to use the ship's cannons to set fire to the island, killing Circe and all the animals on the island.]]

* [[spoiler:KilledOffForReal]]: [[spoiler:If you recruit Trento, he casually admits that he owed a lot of money to the wrong kind of people, so skipping town might have actually been a good thing. Lo and behold, in two other paths, Trento is no where to be seen and Kate even offhandedly mentions that Trento is no longer alive.]]

* [[spoiler:KilledOffForReal]]:

* [[spoiler:EvilFormerFriend]]: [[spoiler:Willingly works with the sinister Lazerby for selfish reasons.]]
* [[spoiler:KilledOffForReal]]: [[spoiler:Morgana will want to kill him after he nearly let Mila get possessed by Lazerby. If Mila so feels like it, she can take Morgana up on her offer.]]
* [[spoiler:TheRenfield]]: [[spoiler:Lazerby is a ghost, not a vampire, but he acts this way nonetheless.]]
* [[spoiler:SmugSmiler]]: [[spoiler:In his youth, which the player can only see after knowing of his eventual betrayal of Darious.]]

* [[spoiler: GodOfGood: Hyper Angel Mila essentially makes her into this and results in one of the game’s few mostly happy endings.]]

* [[spoiler:SpoiledSweet]]: [[spoiler:Princess!Morgana is this, or at least she is if she voluntarily chooses to take on the crown in order to save her crew. Interestingly enough, the Princess!Morgana encountered on the same route as Young!Darious, in which she was always a member of Rourkie's crew and used the coins to become a princess in order to fulfill her PrincessPhase desires, isn't as polite or friendly. It's almost as if the motivations behind the act influences the newly created Princess!Morgana.]]