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* BraggingRightsReward: The Super MV, the best accessory in the game and gives great boosts to ''all'' stats, is the reward for defeating Piu-Piu, who was the strongest BonusBoss in the game when it first launched. However, subsequent updates added higher-level PUB bosses, against whom the Super MV is very valuable.
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* BraggingRightsReward: The Super MV, the best accessory in the game and gives great boosts to ''all'' stats, is the reward for defeating Piu-Piu, who was the strongest BonusBoss SuperBoss in the game when it first launched. However, subsequent updates added higher-level PUB bosses, against whom the Super MV is very valuable.
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* CombinationAttack:
** Choosing Pair instead of Solo in battle allows both characters to perform the same action, usually for spectacular results. This means both characters will be hit by any attacks aimed their way, but it also means that they share any damage blocking or reflecting abilities.
** SummonMagic is a combination of this and LimitBreak. Darwin can only summon an Ophan if the BreakMeter is built up to 1 unit and he selects Pair attacks.
** Choosing Pair instead of Solo in battle allows both characters to perform the same action, usually for spectacular results. This means both characters will be hit by any attacks aimed their way, but it also means that they share any damage blocking or reflecting abilities.
** SummonMagic is a combination of this and LimitBreak. Darwin can only summon an Ophan if the BreakMeter is built up to 1 unit and he selects Pair attacks.
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* CombinationAttack:
**CombinationAttack: Choosing Pair instead of Solo in battle allows both characters to perform the same action, usually for spectacular results. This means both characters will be hit by any attacks aimed their way, but it also means that they share any damage blocking or reflecting abilities.
** SummonMagic is a combination of this and LimitBreak. Darwin can only summonabilities. Summoning an Ophan if the BreakMeter is built up to 1 unit and he selects also only possible when doing a Pair attacks.attack.
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** SummonMagic is a combination of this and LimitBreak. Darwin can only summon
* DeathOrGloryAttack: Sacrifice, provided by Gigas Sopia, uses up the entire remaining HP of the user(s) (minus 1 each) to deal massive damage to an enemy. Naturally, it's best used when either you're confident it will finish off the enemy, the player characters have Regenerate active (allowing them to come back to life if the enemy survives and retaliates) or the enemy is prevented from acting by Divine Punishment.
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* {{Happily Ever After}}: [[spoiler:After Piu-Piu is defeated and allowed to regain his memories, he rewards the characters by showing his true power and destroying the Hall and Amon in one blast. This leads to the eight of them (Lessica included) safely landing on the surface of the earth. Though, it might be {{Bittersweet Ending}} somewhat, just because Piu-Piu mourns Jodie, Meg, and Catherine's burning up in space, and it ends with Darwin and the boys failing to create new cut-outs and Marie and the girls substituting for Piu-Piu's harem.]]
* JokeEnding: Defeating Piu-Piu as part of the Yours Truly Returns P.U.B. request leads to an ending which doesn't take itself seriously. [[spoiler:After Piu-Piu is defeated and allowed to regain his memories, he rewards the characters by showing his true power and destroying the Hall and Amon in one blast. This leads to the eight of them (Lessica included) safely landing on the surface of the earth. However, as Piu-Piu mourns Jodie, Meg, and Catherine burning up in space, the boys fail to create new cut-outs, forcing the girls to substitute for Piu-Piu's harem.]]
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* MythologyGag: In the library, there are records of past Rites of Resealing. The Nominator and one of the Candidates in the 8th Rite were named Escher and Eluca, though these are most likely different people who happened to share the same name with two of the protagonists of the first game.
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* MythologyGag: In the library, there are records of past Rites of Resealing. The Nominator and one of the Candidates in the 8th Rite were named Escher and Eluca, though these are most likely almost certainly different people who happened to share the same name with two of the protagonists of the first game.
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* LimitBreak: They are called "awakenings" and can be used when one has either taken or dealt enough damage.
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* LimitBreak: They are called "awakenings" The Charge Gauge consists a total of three bars and can be used when one has slowly fill up with attacks from either taken side. Filling at least one bar up is required to perform an Awakening or dealt enough damage.an Advent. Awakenings, which can only be done in solo mode, are divided into three levels (with Darwin being the only character that has a level 3 Awakening), and consume one exact bar of the Charge Gauge per level. Advents, which must be done in pair mode, consume the whole Charge Gauge when used, and get stronger the more bars they consume (with the exception of Lessica's Advent, Divine Punishment, which requires all three bars of the Charge Gauge to be filled).
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* {{Sidequest}}: Piu-Piu's cut-out girls give them out.
** BonusBoss: Several, with most added by updates to the game in April and May 2012. From weakest (relatively speaking) to strongest:
*** Rematches against the Ophanim.
*** [[spoiler:Piu Piu.]]
*** [[DuelBoss One-on-one rematches]] with the Four Horsemen, the Destroyer, and the Herald.
*** [[DualBoss Two-on-two fights]] with Shadow Counterparts of the party members.
*** [[spoiler:Shadow versions of [[VideoGame/ChaosRings Garrick]] [[ContinuityNod and Alto]].]]
** BonusBoss: Several, with most added by updates to the game in April and May 2012. From weakest (relatively speaking) to strongest:
*** Rematches against the Ophanim.
*** [[spoiler:Piu Piu.]]
*** [[DuelBoss One-on-one rematches]] with the Four Horsemen, the Destroyer, and the Herald.
*** [[DualBoss Two-on-two fights]] with Shadow Counterparts of the party members.
*** [[spoiler:Shadow versions of [[VideoGame/ChaosRings Garrick]] [[ContinuityNod and Alto]].]]
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* {{Sidequest}}: Piu-Piu's cut-out girls give them out.
** BonusBoss: Several, with most added by updatesP.U.B. requests are a series of objectives that grant various rewards but do not have to be completed to finish the game in April and May 2012. From weakest (relatively speaking) to strongest:
*** Rematches against the Ophanim.
*** [[spoiler:Piu Piu.]]
*** [[DuelBoss One-on-one rematches]] with the Four Horsemen, the Destroyer, and the Herald.
*** [[DualBoss Two-on-two fights]] with Shadow Counterparts of the party members.
*** [[spoiler:Shadow versions of [[VideoGame/ChaosRings Garrick]] [[ContinuityNod and Alto]].]]story.
** BonusBoss: Several, with most added by updates
*** Rematches against the Ophanim.
*** [[spoiler:Piu Piu.]]
*** [[DuelBoss One-on-one rematches]] with the Four Horsemen, the Destroyer, and the Herald.
*** [[DualBoss Two-on-two fights]] with Shadow Counterparts of the party members.
*** [[spoiler:Shadow versions of [[VideoGame/ChaosRings Garrick]] [[ContinuityNod and Alto]].]]
* SuperBoss: The P.U.B. requests feature no less than ''28'' optional bosses with levels higher than even the TrueFinalBoss, which you won't be be able to defeat without a fair bit of grinding.
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* UpgradedBoss: Many of Piu-Piu's post-game PUB quests pit you against stronger versions of bosses that you already fought in the main story, including the Ophanim, the Four Horsemen, the Tentacle, Neron and the Herald.
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* UpgradedBoss: Many of Piu-Piu's post-game PUB P.U.B. quests pit you against stronger versions of bosses that you already fought in the main story, including the Ophanim, the Four Horsemen, the Tentacle, Neron and the Herald.
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* GodsNeedPrayerBadly: The entire point of the Rite is to [[spoiler:get Sopia power through prayer for the Creator, who uses that power to keep himself a alive. Apparently, he will cease to exist if no one believes in him.]]
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* GodsNeedPrayerBadly: HealingBoss:
** Azi Dahaka Sopia bosses and Monk (a KingMook based on Flower Sopia) all passively regenerate HP every turn. Theentire point former can steal HP from the player characters, while the latter can heal itself and its teammates.
** The Tough Shadow, a doppelganger of Marie, can use her Prayer of theRite Living LimitBreak to heal itself and teammate Hurt Shadow.
** Ophan Marie's P.U.B. rematch version only has 10000 HP (less than 30% of Ophan Orlando, which isto [[spoiler:get Sopia power through prayer for the Creator, who uses 10 levels lower), but fully heals itself every turn, meaning that power to keep himself a alive. Apparently, he will cease to exist if no it must be brought down from full HP within the span of one believes in him.]]single turn.
** Azi Dahaka Sopia bosses and Monk (a KingMook based on Flower Sopia) all passively regenerate HP every turn. The
** The Tough Shadow, a doppelganger of Marie, can use her Prayer of the
** Ophan Marie's P.U.B. rematch version only has 10000 HP (less than 30% of Ophan Orlando, which is
* LastSecondEndingChoice: Whether you get the bad or normal ending comes down to one dialogue choice made after the PreFinalBoss is defeated.
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* ShopFodder: Piu-Piu's Collection items, which is his long-lost PornStash, has no use other than being sold to Piu-Piu, who'll pay good money to have them returned.
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* ShopFodder: Piu-Piu's Collection items, which is his long-lost PornStash, has have no use other than being sold to Piu-Piu, who'll pay good money to have them returned.
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* ContinuityNod: In one of the hidden libraries, the records indicate that [[spoiler:Amon got the idea for the Rite]] from myths about a "tournament to the death" where the winner rebuilt humanity. Three guesses [[VideoGame/ChaosRings what tournament it was.]]
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* ContinuityNod: ContinuityNod:
** In one of the hidden libraries, the records indicate that [[spoiler:Amon got the idea for the Rite]] from myths about a "tournament to the death" where the winner rebuilt humanity. Three guesses [[VideoGame/ChaosRings what tournament it was.]]]]
** One of the Piu Collection items in ''Omega'' Extra Mode is a Papier-Mâché No. 3, whose description has Piu-Piu wondering whether it should be named Emma or Meg. Come the third game, Piu-Piu has had a third papier-mâché woman, named Meg, to join Catherine and Jodie, the two he already had in the first two games.
** In one of the hidden libraries, the records indicate that [[spoiler:Amon got the idea for the Rite]] from myths about a "tournament to the death" where the winner rebuilt humanity. Three guesses [[VideoGame/ChaosRings what tournament it was.
** One of the Piu Collection items in ''Omega'' Extra Mode is a Papier-Mâché No. 3, whose description has Piu-Piu wondering whether it should be named Emma or Meg. Come the third game, Piu-Piu has had a third papier-mâché woman, named Meg, to join Catherine and Jodie, the two he already had in the first two games.
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* DualBoss: A series of PUB quests pit you against two Shadow counterparts of the player characters each (Darwin and Marie, Orlando and Araki, Li Hua and Conor, and Darwin and Lessica), plus Garrick and Alto from [[VideoGame/ChaosRingsI the first game]].
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* DualBoss: A series of PUB P.U.B. quests pit you against two Shadow counterparts of the player characters each (Darwin and Marie, Orlando and Araki, Li Hua and Conor, and Darwin and Lessica), plus Garrick and Alto from [[VideoGame/ChaosRingsI the first game]].game]]. Notably, these are the only enemies in the game capable of using Pair Attacks.
* LegacyBossBattle:
** Like the Atman bosses from the first game, the Shadow bosses are fought in pairs, resemble red-eyed shadows of player characters, can use Pair Attacks, and have access to some otherwise player-exclusive skills (in this case, Limit Breaks). The only difference is the individual characters on whom they're based.
** The final pair of 'Shadows' instead resemble [=NPCs=] Garrick and Alto; despite their appearance, their dialogue makes it clear that they're the same pair that fought four times against the player characters in Extra Mode of ''Omega''.
** Libido, the physical manifestation of Piu-Piu's perversion, is a SuperBoss like it was in the first game. Notably, it is one of the only four enemies (alongside the Billikens) and the only boss in ''Chaos Rings II'' whose design has remained almost unchanged from the first two games.
** Like the Atman bosses from the first game, the Shadow bosses are fought in pairs, resemble red-eyed shadows of player characters, can use Pair Attacks, and have access to some otherwise player-exclusive skills (in this case, Limit Breaks). The only difference is the individual characters on whom they're based.
** The final pair of 'Shadows' instead resemble [=NPCs=] Garrick and Alto; despite their appearance, their dialogue makes it clear that they're the same pair that fought four times against the player characters in Extra Mode of ''Omega''.
** Libido, the physical manifestation of Piu-Piu's perversion, is a SuperBoss like it was in the first game. Notably, it is one of the only four enemies (alongside the Billikens) and the only boss in ''Chaos Rings II'' whose design has remained almost unchanged from the first two games.
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* MetalSlime: Billikens give disproportionately high experience and monetary rewards, if you manage to kill them before they run away from the battle. Coal Billikens are especially nasty, and can even kill an underleveled party.
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* MetalSlime: Billikens give disproportionately high experience and monetary rewards, experience, SP or money, if you manage to kill them before they run away from the battle. Coal Billikens are especially nasty, and can even kill an underleveled party.party, and give disproportionately high experience, SP ''and'' money.
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* RoaringRampageOfRevenge: In the library one of the logs is from a rite where the pillars were [[AssholeVictim a bunch of slave owners]] and the Nominator was one of their slaves. The log suggests he was quite eager.
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* RoaringRampageOfRevenge: In the library one of the logs is from a rite where the pillars Pillars were [[AssholeVictim a bunch of slave owners]] and the Nominator was one of their slaves. The log suggests he was quite eager.
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* ArmorPiercingSlap:
** Marie gives one to Darwin, when [[spoiler:he offers to let her kill him in revenge.]]
** [[spoiler:Li Hua offers an Armor Piercing ''Punch'' to Orlando for not being around while Xiao was growing up.]]
** Marie (again) to [[spoiler:Orlando]] when he starts talking about a love letter she once wrote to Darwin.
** Marie gives one to Darwin, when [[spoiler:he offers to let her kill him in revenge.]]
** [[spoiler:Li Hua offers an Armor Piercing ''Punch'' to Orlando for not being around while Xiao was growing up.]]
** Marie (again) to [[spoiler:Orlando]] when he starts talking about a love letter she once wrote to Darwin.
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* ShopFodder: Piu-Piu's Collection items, which is his long-lost PornStash, has no use other than being sold to Piu-Piu, who'll pay good money to have them returned.
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* VendorTrash: Piu-Piu's Collection items, which is his long-lost PornStash, has no use other than being sold to Piu-Piu, who'll pay good money to have them returned.
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* BraggingRightsReward:
** In the initial release, the Super MV--the best accessory in the game, which gives great boosts to ''all'' stats. The catch? It's the reward for defeating the last (and toughest) boss in the game.
** The April 2012 update averts this for the Super MV, as each of the new P.U.B. bosses are much stronger than [[spoiler: Piu Piu]], making it useful. These new marks each drop a party member's InfinityPlusOneSword [[InfinityPlusOneSword and Armor]], which are then useful against the strongest (and new final) P.U.B. boss, as well as a strengthened form of the TrueFinalBoss.
** In the initial release, the Super MV--the best accessory in the game, which gives great boosts to ''all'' stats. The catch? It's the reward for defeating the last (and toughest) boss in the game.
** The April 2012 update averts this for the Super MV, as each of the new P.U.B. bosses are much stronger than [[spoiler: Piu Piu]], making it useful. These new marks each drop a party member's InfinityPlusOneSword [[InfinityPlusOneSword and Armor]], which are then useful against the strongest (and new final) P.U.B. boss, as well as a strengthened form of the TrueFinalBoss.
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* BraggingRightsReward:
** In the initial release, theBraggingRightsReward: The Super MV--the MV, the best accessory in the game, which game and gives great boosts to ''all'' stats. The catch? It's stats, is the reward for defeating the last (and toughest) boss in the game.
** The April 2012 update averts this for the Super MV, as each of the new P.U.B. bosses are much stronger than [[spoiler: Piu Piu]], making it useful. These new marks each drop a party member's InfinityPlusOneSword [[InfinityPlusOneSword and Armor]], which are then useful againstPiu-Piu, who was the strongest (and new final) P.U.B. boss, as well as a strengthened form of BonusBoss in the TrueFinalBoss.game when it first launched. However, subsequent updates added higher-level PUB bosses, against whom the Super MV is very valuable.
** In the initial release, the
** The April 2012 update averts this for the Super MV, as each of the new P.U.B. bosses are much stronger than [[spoiler: Piu Piu]], making it useful. These new marks each drop a party member's InfinityPlusOneSword [[InfinityPlusOneSword and Armor]], which are then useful against
* DistantSequel: The All-Seeing Eye library heavily implies the Ark Arena tournaments did happen in the game's distant past (and [[spoiler:served as Amon's inspiration for the Rite of Resealing]]), though seeing how 1685 Rites have been performed in total between intervals of centuries, the third game must take place hundreds of thousands of years after the first.
* InfinityPlusOneSword: The best pieces of equipment in the game are dropped by a series of PUB bosses whose levels range from 105 to 150 (for the record, the TrueFinalBoss' level is 50).
* NonStandardGameOver: Watching the game's [[DownerEnding Bad Ending]] (and only this ending) will cause you to look at the Game Over screen after the credits roll.
* PostEndGameContent: The credits roll and you're returned to the main menu after defeating [[spoiler:Neron]] in Abaddon, but as soon as you reload the save file, you'll get to see a new cutscene, and after you return to the All-Seeing Eye, you'll gain access to TheVeryDefinitelyFinalDungeon, home to the TrueFinalBoss. After this boss is defeated, you'll get to see the credits again and unlock further content in the form of PUB quests against very powerful optional bosses.
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* VendorTrash: Piu-Piu's Collection items, which is his long-lost PornStash. He'll pay good money to have them returned.
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* VendorTrash: Piu-Piu's Collection items, which is his long-lost PornStash. He'll PornStash, has no use other than being sold to Piu-Piu, who'll pay good money to have them returned.
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* DualBoss: A series of PUB quests pit you against two Shadow counterparts of the player characters each (Darwin and Marie, Orlando and Araki, Li Hua and Conor, and Darwin and Lessica), plus Garrick and Alto from [[VideoGame/ChaosRingsI the first game]].
* FetchQuest: One PUB quest has you go to one of the hidden libraries to retrieve a recipe.
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* [[spoiler: GodsNeedPrayerBadly: The entire point of the Rite is to get Sopia power through prayer for the Creator, who uses that power to keep himself a alive. Apparently, he will cease to exist if no one believes in him.]]
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* [[spoiler: GodsNeedPrayerBadly: The entire point of the Rite is to get [[spoiler:get Sopia power through prayer for the Creator, who uses that power to keep himself a alive. Apparently, he will cease to exist if no one believes in him.]]
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* [[spoiler:SenselessSacrifice: The deaths of every Pillar throughout history--hundreds upon hundreds of sacrificed lives--were used not to protect the world, but [[GodsNeedPrayerBadly to strengthen and renew belief in the Creator's divinity.]]]]
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* [[spoiler:SenselessSacrifice: SenselessSacrifice: The deaths of every Pillar throughout history--hundreds upon hundreds of sacrificed lives--were used not [[spoiler:not to protect the world, but [[GodsNeedPrayerBadly to strengthen and renew belief in the Creator's divinity.]]]]
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* UpgradedBoss: Many of Piu-Piu's post-game PUB quests pit you against stronger versions of bosses that you already fought in the main story, including the Ophanim, the Four Horsemen, the Tentacle, Neron and the Herald.
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* {{Continuity Nod}}:
** [[spoiler:In the library, there are records of past Rites of Resealing. The 8th Rite lists Escher as a Nominator and fellow Ark Arena contestant Eluca as a Candidate. This becomes far HarsherInHindsight when you find out just what happens to the Nominator after the Rite is complete.]]
** [[spoiler:In one of the hidden libraries, the records indicate that Amon got the idea for the Rite from myths about a "tournament to the death" where the winner rebuilt humanity. Three guesses [[VideoGame/ChaosRings what tournament it was]].]]
** [[spoiler:In the library, there are records of past Rites of Resealing. The 8th Rite lists Escher as a Nominator and fellow Ark Arena contestant Eluca as a Candidate. This becomes far HarsherInHindsight when you find out just what happens to the Nominator after the Rite is complete.]]
** [[spoiler:In one of the hidden libraries, the records indicate that Amon got the idea for the Rite from myths about a "tournament to the death" where the winner rebuilt humanity. Three guesses [[VideoGame/ChaosRings what tournament it was]].]]
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* {{Continuity Nod}}:
** [[spoiler:In the library, there are records of past Rites of Resealing. The 8th Rite lists Escher as a Nominator and fellow Ark Arena contestant Eluca as a Candidate. This becomes far HarsherInHindsight when you find out just what happens to the Nominator after the Rite is complete.]]
** [[spoiler:InContinuityNod: In one of the hidden libraries, the records indicate that Amon [[spoiler:Amon got the idea for the Rite Rite]] from myths about a "tournament to the death" where the winner rebuilt humanity. Three guesses [[VideoGame/ChaosRings what tournament it was]].was.]]
** [[spoiler:In the library, there are records of past Rites of Resealing. The 8th Rite lists Escher as a Nominator and fellow Ark Arena contestant Eluca as a Candidate. This becomes far HarsherInHindsight when you find out just what happens to the Nominator after the Rite is complete.]]
** [[spoiler:In
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* DuelBoss: Darwin gets one against Araki, then [[spoiler:another one with him before Darwin sacrifices him]]. And a second one against [[spoiler:Lessica, before descending into Abbadon]]. In fact, all of the Ophanim battles are this, except the final one.
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* DuelBoss: Bosses that are fought with Darwin gets one against Araki, then [[spoiler:another one with him before Darwin sacrifices him]]. And a second one against [[spoiler:Lessica, before descending into Abbadon]]. In fact, alone include all of the Ophanim battles are this, except (except the final one.one), Araki (before he's sacrificed), [[spoiler:Lessica (before she and Darwin enter Abaddon)]], the FinalBoss and the PostFinalBoss. In the post-game content, for each party member, there is one P.U.B. quest during which they must fight a boss one-on-one: [[spoiler:Darwin vs. Neron, Orlando vs. Li Hua, Marie vs. Death, Araki vs. War, Conor vs. Famine, Li Hua vs. Conquest and Lessica vs. Herald]].
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* EliteMook: Abaddon, which as you can guess, makes everything harder. If Abaddon wasn't enough for you, fear not, for Lessica introduces [[spoiler:The All-Seeing Eye]]. Cue armored Cicada and Coal Billiken.
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* FinalBossPreview: The game opens with a variant of this, being a flash-forward of the actual final boss. [[spoiler:[[SubvertedTrope Subverted]] in that this ''isn't'' [[TrueFinalBoss the actual final boss]].]]
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* FinalBossPreview: The game opens with a variant of this, being a flash-forward of the actual final boss. [[spoiler:[[SubvertedTrope Subverted]] in that this ''isn't'' [[TrueFinalBoss battle with the actual final boss]].]]FinalBoss (if we disregard the TrueFinalBoss).
* MetalSlime: Billikens give disproportionately high experience and monetary rewards, if you manage to kill them before they run away from the battle. Coal Billikens are especially nasty, and can even kill an underleveled party.
* MythologyGag: In the library, there are records of past Rites of Resealing. The Nominator and one of the Candidates in the 8th Rite were named Escher and Eluca, though these are most likely different people who happened to share the same name with two of the protagonists of the first game.
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* PinataEnemy[=/=]MetalSlime: Billikins return as these. They give disproportionately high experience and monetary rewards, but tend to run from battle. Coal Billikins are especially nasty, and can even kill an underleveled party.
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The third game in the ''Franchise/ChaosRings'' franchise.
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** [[spoiler:Darwin attempts one after defeating Amon, staying behind on the cathedral to ensure its destruction. He survives, however, returning to Marie in the epilogue.]]
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* ArbitraryHeadcountLimit: No matter what, your party can never be more than two people. [[spoiler: Especially obvious in the PlayableEpilogue, where the 7 playable characters split up in order to escape the dungeon.]]
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* ArbitraryHeadcountLimit: No matter what, your party can never be more than two people.
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** [[spoiler: Li Hua offers an Armor Piercing ''Punch'' to Orlando for not being around while Xiao was growing up.]]
** Marie (again) to [[spoiler: Orlando]] when he starts talking about a love letter she once wrote to Darwin.
** [[spoiler: Li Hua offers an Armor Piercing ''Punch'' to Orlando for not being around while Xiao was growing up.]]
** Marie (again) to [[spoiler: Orlando]] when he starts talking about a love letter she once wrote to Darwin.
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** Marie gives one to Darwin, when [[spoiler: he [[spoiler:he offers to let her kill him in revenge.]]
**[[spoiler: Li [[spoiler:Li Hua offers an Armor Piercing ''Punch'' to Orlando for not being around while Xiao was growing up.]]
** Marie (again) to[[spoiler: Orlando]] [[spoiler:Orlando]] when he starts talking about a love letter she once wrote to Darwin.
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** Marie (again) to
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** Darwin and Marie, although [[CannotSpitItOut neither will admit their feelings]].
** Orlando and Li Hua, in the backstory. [[spoiler: And in the PlayableEpilogue content.]]
* BladeLock: [[spoiler: Araki to Darwin, when he first attacks him.]]
* {{Blood on These Hands}}/{{These Hands Have Killed}}: Li Hua, Araki, and Darwin, though mostly the former two. Bachs has a great time using this reason to justify their [[spoiler:upcoming deaths]].
* BodyHorror: [[spoiler: The TrueFinalBoss of ''Chaos Rings II'' appears to have burst out of Ophan Lessica's body--the Ophan's face is dangling from its chest.]]
** Orlando and Li Hua, in the backstory. [[spoiler: And in the PlayableEpilogue content.]]
* BladeLock: [[spoiler: Araki to Darwin, when he first attacks him.]]
* {{Blood on These Hands}}/{{These Hands Have Killed}}: Li Hua, Araki, and Darwin, though mostly the former two. Bachs has a great time using this reason to justify their [[spoiler:upcoming deaths]].
* BodyHorror: [[spoiler: The TrueFinalBoss of ''Chaos Rings II'' appears to have burst out of Ophan Lessica's body--the Ophan's face is dangling from its chest.]]
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** Darwin and Marie, although [[CannotSpitItOut neither will both are reluctant to admit their feelings]].
** Orlando and Li Hua, in the backstory.[[spoiler: And [[spoiler:And in the PlayableEpilogue content.]]
* BladeLock:[[spoiler: Araki [[spoiler:Araki to Darwin, when he the former first attacks him.the latter.]]
* {{Blood on TheseHands}}/{{These Hands}}[=/=]{{These Hands Have Killed}}: Li Hua, Araki, and Darwin, though mostly the former two. Bachs has a great time using this reason to justify their [[spoiler:upcoming deaths]].
* BodyHorror:[[spoiler: The [[spoiler:The TrueFinalBoss of ''Chaos Rings II'' appears to have burst out of Ophan Lessica's body--the Ophan's face is dangling from its chest.]]
** Orlando and Li Hua, in the backstory.
* BladeLock:
* {{Blood on These
* BodyHorror:
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* ConvectionSchmonvection: ZigZagged. When Darwin first enters [[spoiler: the planet's core]], he's severely affected by the heat, and Lessica has to use her powers to protect him from it. However, [[spoiler: when all the Pillars revive, right next to the core, they're all unaffected by it.]]
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* ConvectionSchmonvection: ZigZagged. When Darwin first enters [[spoiler: the planet's core]], he's severely affected by the heat, and Lessica has to use her powers to protect him from it. However, [[spoiler: when [[spoiler:when all the Pillars revive, right next to the core, they're all unaffected by it.]]it]].
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* FaceDeathWithDignity: [[spoiler: All the Pillars, eventually.]]
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* FaceDeathWithDignity: [[spoiler: All [[spoiler:All the Pillars, eventually.]]
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* FinalBossPreview: It opens with a variant of this, being a flash-forward of the actual final boss. [[spoiler: [[SubvertedTrope Subverted]] in that this ''isn't'' [[TrueFinalBoss the actual final boss]].]]
* FlyingSeafoodSpecial: The jellyfish type enemies.
* {{Hammerspace}}: Where everyone but Darwin and Araki keep their weapons.
* {{Happily Ever After}}: [[spoiler:After defeating Piu-Piu and letting him regain his memories, he rewards the characters by showing his true power and destroying the Hall and Amon in one blast. This leads to the eight of them (Lessica included) safely landing on the surface of the earth. Though, it might be {{Bittersweet Ending}} somewhat, just because Piu-Piu mourns Jodie, Meg, and Catherine's burning up in space, and it ends with Darwin and the boys failing to create new cut-outs and Marie and the girls substituting for Piu-Piu's harem.]]
* FlyingSeafoodSpecial: The jellyfish type enemies.
* {{Hammerspace}}: Where everyone but Darwin and Araki keep their weapons.
* {{Happily Ever After}}: [[spoiler:After defeating Piu-Piu and letting him regain his memories, he rewards the characters by showing his true power and destroying the Hall and Amon in one blast. This leads to the eight of them (Lessica included) safely landing on the surface of the earth. Though, it might be {{Bittersweet Ending}} somewhat, just because Piu-Piu mourns Jodie, Meg, and Catherine's burning up in space, and it ends with Darwin and the boys failing to create new cut-outs and Marie and the girls substituting for Piu-Piu's harem.]]
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* FinalBossPreview: It The game opens with a variant of this, being a flash-forward of the actual final boss. [[spoiler: [[SubvertedTrope [[spoiler:[[SubvertedTrope Subverted]] in that this ''isn't'' [[TrueFinalBoss the actual final boss]].]]
* FlyingSeafoodSpecial: Thejellyfish type jellyfish-type enemies.
* {{Hammerspace}}: Whereeveryone all but Darwin and Araki keep their weapons.
* {{Happily Ever After}}: [[spoiler:Afterdefeating Piu-Piu is defeated and letting him allowed to regain his memories, he rewards the characters by showing his true power and destroying the Hall and Amon in one blast. This leads to the eight of them (Lessica included) safely landing on the surface of the earth. Though, it might be {{Bittersweet Ending}} somewhat, just because Piu-Piu mourns Jodie, Meg, and Catherine's burning up in space, and it ends with Darwin and the boys failing to create new cut-outs and Marie and the girls substituting for Piu-Piu's harem.]]
* FlyingSeafoodSpecial: The
* {{Hammerspace}}: Where
* {{Happily Ever After}}: [[spoiler:After
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* HeroicResolve: [[spoiler: [[HopelessBossFight Darwin is thoroughly battered by Neron,]] but manages to revive himself in order to take down the Destroyer. [[HeroicSacrifice He pays the price for it, though.]]]]
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* HeroicResolve: [[spoiler: [[HopelessBossFight [[spoiler:[[HopelessBossFight Darwin is thoroughly battered by Neron,]] but manages to revive himself in order to take down the Destroyer. [[HeroicSacrifice He pays the price for it, though.]]]]
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** [[spoiler: Each of the pillars ''thinks'' they're doing this. It's a lie by the Creator, but it turns out that if they hadn't bound themselves to Neron by becoming Sacrifices, then Darwin wouldn't have been able to defeat him, and the cycle would never have ended.]]
** [[spoiler: Lessica makes one, transforming into an Ophan and allowing herself to be defeated in order to bind Amon, the TrueFinalBoss, to the physical plane (and thus making him vulnerable to the party's attacks) via her own body. She survives long enough to die in Darwin's arms after Amon's defeat.]]
* HopelessBossFight: Happens no less than ''four'' times, whenever the heroes try to defy the Rite [[spoiler: or the gods themselves.]]
** [[spoiler: Lessica makes one, transforming into an Ophan and allowing herself to be defeated in order to bind Amon, the TrueFinalBoss, to the physical plane (and thus making him vulnerable to the party's attacks) via her own body. She survives long enough to die in Darwin's arms after Amon's defeat.]]
* HopelessBossFight: Happens no less than ''four'' times, whenever the heroes try to defy the Rite [[spoiler: or the gods themselves.]]
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** [[spoiler: Each [[spoiler:Each of the pillars ''thinks'' they're he's doing this. It's a lie by the Creator, but it turns out that if they the pillars hadn't bound themselves to Neron by becoming Sacrifices, then Darwin wouldn't have been able to defeat him, and the cycle would never have ended.]]
**[[spoiler: Lessica [[spoiler:Lessica makes one, transforming into an Ophan and allowing herself to be defeated in order to bind Amon, the TrueFinalBoss, to the physical plane (and thus making him vulnerable to the party's attacks) via her own body. She survives long enough to die in Darwin's arms after Amon's defeat.]]
* HopelessBossFight: Happens noless fewer than ''four'' times, whenever the heroes try to defy the Rite [[spoiler: or [[spoiler:or the gods themselves.]]themselves]].
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* HopelessBossFight: Happens no
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* InTheEndYouAreOnYourOwn: [[spoiler: Darwin has one final fight with Amon, away from all his allies. They do, however, support him, and provide some of the strength he needs to take down the Creator.]]
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* InTheEndYouAreOnYourOwn: [[spoiler: Darwin [[spoiler:Darwin has one final fight with Amon, away from all his allies. They do, however, support him, and provide some of the strength he needs to take down the Creator.]]
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** [[spoiler: All Araki wants is a fair duel to the death with Darwin. He gets his wish. Twice, if you count the battle with his Ophan.]]
** [[spoiler: Li Hua asks Bachs for time alone with Darwin. To Darwin, she asks him to take Xiao to the upcoming Festival in her stead, since she can no longer fulfill that promise to him.]]
** [[spoiler: Conor requests to see his parents one last time from Bachs, although Bachs only allows him to view them remotely. He asks Darwin to tell his parents how much he loves them and that he was proud to be their son, since he doesn't think he did it often enough.]]
** [[spoiler: Marie just asks Darwin to survive this.]]
** [[spoiler: Li Hua asks Bachs for time alone with Darwin. To Darwin, she asks him to take Xiao to the upcoming Festival in her stead, since she can no longer fulfill that promise to him.]]
** [[spoiler: Conor requests to see his parents one last time from Bachs, although Bachs only allows him to view them remotely. He asks Darwin to tell his parents how much he loves them and that he was proud to be their son, since he doesn't think he did it often enough.]]
** [[spoiler: Marie just asks Darwin to survive this.]]
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** [[spoiler: All [[spoiler:All Araki wants is a fair duel to the death with Darwin. He Araki gets his wish. Twice, if you count the battle with his Ophan.]]
**[[spoiler: Li [[spoiler:Li Hua asks Bachs for time alone with Darwin. To Darwin, she asks him to take Xiao to the upcoming Festival in her stead, since she can no longer fulfill that promise to him.]]
**[[spoiler: Conor [[spoiler:Conor requests to see his parents one last time from Bachs, although Bachs only allows him to view them remotely. He asks Darwin to tell his parents how much he loves them and that he was proud to be their son, since he doesn't think he did it often enough.]]
**[[spoiler: Marie [[spoiler:Marie just asks Darwin to survive this.]]
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**
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* {{Love at First Sight}}/{{Love at First Punch}}: A very good case of both. Li Hua tells Darwin about how she and Orlando met for the first time on the battlefield and [[spoiler:nearly killed each other, thinking they were from opposing sides of the war. Li Hua remarks that it was his eyes that got her.]]
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* {{Love at First Sight}}/{{Love Sight}}[=/=]{{Love at First Punch}}: A very good case of both. Li Hua tells Darwin about how she and Orlando met for the first time on the battlefield and [[spoiler:nearly killed each other, thinking they were from opposing sides of the war. Li Hua remarks that it was his eyes that got her.]]
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** [[spoiler: Neron. After defeating him, the planet's core begins to revert to the way it was before.]]
** [[spoiler: Amon. After defeating him, his floating cathedral starts to fall from orbit.]]
* ManipulativeBastard [[spoiler: Bachs, AKA Amon. The Rite of Resealing only exists in order for him to receive prayers and therefore godliness]].
* MultipleEndings: ''Chaos Rings II'' features four after [[spoiler:defeating Ophan Marie, each extending the story.]]
** [[spoiler: Amon. After defeating him, his floating cathedral starts to fall from orbit.]]
* ManipulativeBastard [[spoiler: Bachs, AKA Amon. The Rite of Resealing only exists in order for him to receive prayers and therefore godliness]].
* MultipleEndings: ''Chaos Rings II'' features four after [[spoiler:defeating Ophan Marie, each extending the story.]]
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** [[spoiler: Neron. [[spoiler:Neron. After defeating him, he is defeated, the planet's core begins to revert to the way it was before.]]
**[[spoiler: Amon. [[spoiler:Amon. After defeating him, he is defeated, his floating cathedral starts to fall from orbit.]]
* ManipulativeBastard[[spoiler: Bachs, [[spoiler:Bachs, AKA Amon. The Rite of Resealing only exists in order for him to only so he can receive prayers and therefore godliness]].
* MultipleEndings: ''Chaos Rings II'' features four after[[spoiler:defeating Ophan Marie, [[spoiler:Ophan Marie is defeated, each extending the story.]]story]].
**
* ManipulativeBastard
* MultipleEndings: ''Chaos Rings II'' features four after
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** [[BittersweetEnding Normal Ending]]: [[spoiler: Darwin decides to defy the Rite, and goes with Lessica to destroy Neron in Abaddon, the core of the planet. He successfully defeats Neron, and restores the five Pillars, but [[HeroicSacrifice dies in the process]].]]
** [[HappyEnding True Ending]]: [[spoiler: Darwin is revived after defeating Neron, and receives Neron's Sopia. Lessica then reveals [[GodIsEvil the truth behind the plot]], and the party goes to defeat [[TrueFinalBoss Amon]]. Lessica dies, but she dies free and happy.]]
** [[HappyEnding True Ending]]: [[spoiler: Darwin is revived after defeating Neron, and receives Neron's Sopia. Lessica then reveals [[GodIsEvil the truth behind the plot]], and the party goes to defeat [[TrueFinalBoss Amon]]. Lessica dies, but she dies free and happy.]]
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** [[BittersweetEnding Normal Ending]]: [[spoiler: Darwin [[spoiler:Darwin decides to defy the Rite, and goes with Lessica to destroy Neron in Abaddon, the core of the planet. He successfully defeats Neron, and restores the five Pillars, but [[HeroicSacrifice dies in the process]].]]
** [[HappyEnding True Ending]]:[[spoiler: Darwin [[spoiler:Darwin is revived after defeating Neron, and receives Neron's Sopia. Lessica then reveals [[GodIsEvil the truth behind the plot]], and the party goes to defeat [[TrueFinalBoss Amon]]. Lessica dies, but she dies free and happy.]]
** [[HappyEnding True Ending]]:
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* NowOrNeverKiss: Marie kisses Darwin just before [[spoiler: he kills her]] in lieu of telling him how she feels.
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* NowOrNeverKiss: Marie kisses Darwin just before [[spoiler: he [[spoiler:he kills her]] in lieu of telling him how she feels.
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** [[spoiler: Darwin holding the mortally wounded Marie, both times. Bonus points for her name being a variation of Mary.]]
** [[spoiler: Darwin holding the dying Lessica. We're seeing a pattern here.]]
** [[spoiler: Darwin holding the dying Lessica. We're seeing a pattern here.]]
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** [[spoiler: Darwin [[spoiler:Darwin holding the mortally wounded Marie, both times. Bonus points for her name being a variation of Mary.]]
**[[spoiler: Darwin [[spoiler:Darwin holding the dying Lessica. We're seeing a pattern here.]]
**
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* [[spoiler: SenselessSacrifice: The deaths of every Pillar throughout history--hundreds upon hundreds of sacrificed lives--were used not to protect the world, but [[GodsNeedPrayerBadly to strengthen and renew belief in the Creator's divinity.]]]]
* SickEpisode: Darwin winds up poisoned after saving Conor from Famine. Marie and another party member go to look for a Sopia Core to cure him, [[spoiler: despite him needing a Sopia Core in order to kill one of them, not to mention being the man tasked to kill them all and the man who killed their brother/friend/lover/rival Orlando.]]
* SickEpisode: Darwin winds up poisoned after saving Conor from Famine. Marie and another party member go to look for a Sopia Core to cure him, [[spoiler: despite him needing a Sopia Core in order to kill one of them, not to mention being the man tasked to kill them all and the man who killed their brother/friend/lover/rival Orlando.]]
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* [[spoiler: SenselessSacrifice: [[spoiler:SenselessSacrifice: The deaths of every Pillar throughout history--hundreds upon hundreds of sacrificed lives--were used not to protect the world, but [[GodsNeedPrayerBadly to strengthen and renew belief in the Creator's divinity.]]]]
* SickEpisode: Darwin winds up poisoned after saving Conor from Famine. Marie and another party member go to look for a Sopia Core to cure him,[[spoiler: despite [[spoiler:despite him needing a Sopia Core in order to kill one of them, not to mention being the man tasked to kill them all and the man who killed their brother/friend/lover/rival Orlando.]]Orlando]].
* SickEpisode: Darwin winds up poisoned after saving Conor from Famine. Marie and another party member go to look for a Sopia Core to cure him,
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*** [[spoiler: Piu Piu]].
*** [[DuelBoss One on one rematches]] with the Four Horsemen, the Destroyer, and the Herald.
*** [[DualBoss Two on two fights]] with Shadow Counterparts of the party members.
*** [[spoiler: Shadow versions of [[VideoGame/ChaosRings Garrick]] [[ContinuityNod and Alto]].]]
*** [[DuelBoss One on one rematches]] with the Four Horsemen, the Destroyer, and the Herald.
*** [[DualBoss Two on two fights]] with Shadow Counterparts of the party members.
*** [[spoiler: Shadow versions of [[VideoGame/ChaosRings Garrick]] [[ContinuityNod and Alto]].]]
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*** [[spoiler: Piu Piu]].
[[spoiler:Piu Piu.]]
*** [[DuelBossOne on one One-on-one rematches]] with the Four Horsemen, the Destroyer, and the Herald.
*** [[DualBossTwo on two Two-on-two fights]] with Shadow Counterparts of the party members.
***[[spoiler: Shadow [[spoiler:Shadow versions of [[VideoGame/ChaosRings Garrick]] [[ContinuityNod and Alto]].]]
*** [[DuelBoss
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* SignsOfTheEndTimes: The appearance of the Four Horseman, in true biblical fashion.
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* SignsOfTheEndTimes: The appearance of the Four Horseman, Horsemen, in true biblical fashion.
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* TrueFinalBoss: [[spoiler: Amon, the true identity of Bachs and the Creator of the world.]]
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* TrueFinalBoss: [[spoiler: Amon, [[spoiler:Amon, the true identity of Bachs and the Creator of the world.]]
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* YouKilledMyFather: Everyone but Conor bags on Darwin for [[spoiler:killing Orlando]]. Orlando just happens to be Marie's step-brother, Araki's rival who he had an unsettled dispute with, and Li Hua's former comrade and [[spoiler:the father of her child]].
* ZeroEffortBoss: The final fight with [[spoiler: Amon. Darwin cannot die and the awakening he gains during the fight takes out Amon in one hit. Also counts as an AllYourPowersCombined because Darwin can only defeat Amon after being enhanced by the power of his friends' Ophanim and the power of Neron's Sopia.]] The fight before it however, is not a zero effort fight.
* ZeroEffortBoss: The final fight with [[spoiler: Amon. Darwin cannot die and the awakening he gains during the fight takes out Amon in one hit. Also counts as an AllYourPowersCombined because Darwin can only defeat Amon after being enhanced by the power of his friends' Ophanim and the power of Neron's Sopia.]] The fight before it however, is not a zero effort fight.
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* YouKilledMyFather: Everyone but Conor bags on Darwin for [[spoiler:killing Orlando]]. Orlando just happens to be Marie's step-brother, Araki's rival who with whom he had an unsettled dispute with, dispute, and Li Hua's former comrade and [[spoiler:the father of her child]].
* ZeroEffortBoss: The final fight with [[spoiler: Amon. Darwin cannot die and the awakening he gains during the fight takes out Amon in one hit. Also counts as an AllYourPowersCombined because Darwin can only defeat Amon after being enhanced by the power of his friends' Ophanim and the power of Neron's Sopia.]] The fight before it however, is not azero effort fight.
zero-effort fight.
* ZeroEffortBoss: The final fight with [[spoiler: Amon. Darwin cannot die and the awakening he gains during the fight takes out Amon in one hit. Also counts as an AllYourPowersCombined because Darwin can only defeat Amon after being enhanced by the power of his friends' Ophanim and the power of Neron's Sopia.]] The fight before it however, is not a
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''Chaos Rings II'' abandons the Ark Arena storyline of the first two games, and instead focuses on a character named Darwin, who is chosen to be the Nominator, and given the task of sacrificing four Candidates in order to prevent the destruction of the world. This game adds new elements to the battle and exploration systems, and allows players to choose their own paths in the story, affecting the plot, with an awful [[spoiler: LightIsNotGood twist that turns the story upside down.]]
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''Chaos Rings II'' abandons the Ark Arena storyline of the first two games, and instead focuses on a character named Darwin, who is chosen to be the Nominator, and given the task of sacrificing four Candidates in order to prevent the destruction of the world.
This game adds new elements to the battle and exploration systems, and allows players to choose their own paths in the story, affecting theplot, with an awful [[spoiler: LightIsNotGood twist that turns the story upside down.]]
plot.
This game adds new elements to the battle and exploration systems, and allows players to choose their own paths in the story, affecting the
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** BonusBoss: Several, with most added by an update to the game in April 2012. From weakest (relatively speaking) to strongest:
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** BonusBoss: Several, with most added by an update updates to the game in April and May 2012. From weakest (relatively speaking) to strongest:
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** [[spoiler:In the library, there are records of past Rites of Resealing. The 8th Rite lists Escher as a Nominator and fellow Ark Arena contestant Eluca as a Candidate...]]
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** [[spoiler:In the library, there are records of past Rites of Resealing. The 8th Rite lists Escher as a Nominator and fellow Ark Arena contestant Eluca as a Candidate...Candidate. This becomes far HarsherInHindsight when you find out just what happens to the Nominator after the Rite is complete.]]
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** In the library one of the records where the pillars were all world leaders indicates they faced their fate willingly.
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* RoaringRampageOfRevenge: In the library one of the logs is from a rite where the pillars were [[AssholeVictim a bunch of slave owners]] and the Nominator was one of their slaves. The log suggests he was quite eager.
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* VoidBetweenWorlds: Nearly every area has parts connected by this, which Bachs explains are put there by the Creator to help the party get where they need to go.
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* VoidBetweenWorlds: VoidBetweenTheWorlds: Nearly every area has parts connected by this, which Bachs explains are put there by the Creator to help the party get where they need to go.
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* TheVoidBetweenWorlds: Nearly every area has parts connected by this, which Bachs explains are put there by the Creator to help the party get where they need to go.
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* TheVoidBetweenWorlds: VoidBetweenWorlds: Nearly every area has parts connected by this, which Bachs explains are put there by the Creator to help the party get where they need to go.
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* MultipleEndings: [[spoiler: ''Chaos Rings II'' features four after defeating Ophan Marie, each extending the story.]]
** [[spoiler: Bad Ending: Darwin decides to go along with the Rite of Resealing, and ends up being mind-wiped by Bachs, and sent to destroy the world with the Four Horseman.]]
** [[spoiler: [[BittersweetEnding Normal Ending]]: Darwin decides to defy the Rite, and goes with Lessica to destroy Neron in Abaddon, the core of the planet. He successfully defeats Neron, and restores the five Pillars, but [[HeroicSacrifice dies in the process]].]]
** [[spoiler: True Ending: Darwin is revived after defeating Neron, and receives Neron's Sopia. Lessica then reveals [[GodIsEvil the truth behind the plot]], and the party goes to defeat [[TrueFinalBoss Amon]].]]
** [[spoiler: Happy Ending: see HappilyEverAfter above.]]
** [[spoiler: Bad Ending: Darwin decides to go along with the Rite of Resealing, and ends up being mind-wiped by Bachs, and sent to destroy the world with the Four Horseman.]]
** [[spoiler: [[BittersweetEnding Normal Ending]]: Darwin decides to defy the Rite, and goes with Lessica to destroy Neron in Abaddon, the core of the planet. He successfully defeats Neron, and restores the five Pillars, but [[HeroicSacrifice dies in the process]].]]
** [[spoiler: True Ending: Darwin is revived after defeating Neron, and receives Neron's Sopia. Lessica then reveals [[GodIsEvil the truth behind the plot]], and the party goes to defeat [[TrueFinalBoss Amon]].]]
** [[spoiler: Happy Ending: see HappilyEverAfter above.]]
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* MultipleEndings: [[spoiler: ''Chaos Rings II'' features four after defeating [[spoiler:defeating Ophan Marie, each extending the story.]]
** [[spoiler: Bad Ending: Darwin ** DownerEnding: [[spoiler:Darwin decides to go along with the Rite of Resealing, and ends up being mind-wiped by Bachs, and sent to destroy the world with the Four Horseman.]]
**[[spoiler: [[BittersweetEnding Normal Ending]]: [[spoiler: Darwin decides to defy the Rite, and goes with Lessica to destroy Neron in Abaddon, the core of the planet. He successfully defeats Neron, and restores the five Pillars, but [[HeroicSacrifice dies in the process]].]]
** [[HappyEnding True Ending]]: [[spoiler:True Ending: Darwin is revived after defeating Neron, and receives Neron's Sopia. Lessica then reveals [[GodIsEvil the truth behind the plot]], and the party goes to defeat [[TrueFinalBoss Amon]]. Lessica dies, but she dies free and happy.]]
**[[spoiler: Happy Ending: see GoldenEnding: [[spoiler:see HappilyEverAfter above.]]
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** [[HappyEnding True Ending]]: [[spoiler:
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* [[spoiler: SenselessSacrifice: The deaths of every Pillar throughout history--hundreds upon hundreds of sacrificed lives--were used not to protect the world, but [[GodsNeedPrayerBadly to strengthen and renew belief in the Creator's divinity.]]
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* [[spoiler: SenselessSacrifice: The deaths of every Pillar throughout history--hundreds upon hundreds of sacrificed lives--were used not to protect the world, but [[GodsNeedPrayerBadly to strengthen and renew belief in the Creator's divinity.]]]]]]
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*** [[spoiler: Shadow versions of [[ChaosRings Garrick and Alto]].]]
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*** [[spoiler: Shadow versions of [[ChaosRings Garrick [[VideoGame/ChaosRings Garrick]] [[ContinuityNod and Alto]].]]
