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* AerithAndBob: A good mix from both sides: Uncommon names like Luchs, Elfriede, Adelheid, Dangeraux, etc. vs. common ones like Charlotte, Gabriele, Bart, Amelia, etc.
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The plot goes a bit like this: You are an innkeeper on Étoile Isle in the city of Lunéville. Due to the island's strict policy of isolationism, your inn has had no visitors for a long time now. Thus, you are forced to mine for [[MineralMacguffin crystals]], an extremely valuable resource due to it's [[AppliedPhlebotinum immense utility]], to make ends meet. You find a seemingly ordinary girl in one of these crystals, and thus the plot to get her memories back begins.
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* BaitAndSwitch: The end of Gabbie's third heart event nearly has Luchs confessing to ''Trixie'' (regardless of her heart level) until Gabbie interrupts and tells him to stay away from her big sister.
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* BaitAndSwitch: The end of Gabbie's third heart event nearly has Luchs confessing to ''Trixie'' (regardless of her heart level) until Gabbie interrupts and tells him to stay away from her big sister. Particularly because [[GreenEyedMonster Gabbie herself had feelings for Luchs and was jealous that Luchs was giving attention to Trixie.]]
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* ButThouMust: It's impossible to fail the dialogue tree choices in Chapter 11. Should you make the wrong choice, the segment will endlessly repeat until choosing the correct answer.
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* CastFromHP: Enemy leaders must spend HP to summon their mooks.
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* TheStinger: A long-awaited guest finally arrives at the inn.
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* NarratorAllAlong: [[spoiler:Yggdrasil]].
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* NoNameGiven: Luchs's father has a speaking role in the prologue but he's never given a name.
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** Heaven: BlowYouAway[=/=]ShockAndAwe[=/=]PoisonousPerson
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* OurGodsAreGreater: [[spoiler: The girls are actually goddesses. Are they greater? They're certainly powerful and actual children of THE {{God}}, but they're otherwise they're like normal humans.]] They're also called at a few points throughout the game as [[OurFairiesAreDifferent fairies]].
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* OurGodsAreGreater: [[spoiler: The girls are actually goddesses. Are they greater? They're greater?They're certainly powerful and actual children of THE {{God}}, but they're otherwise they're like normal humans.]] They're also called at a few points throughout the game as [[OurFairiesAreDifferent fairies]].
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* ScaledUp: All we can say without spoiling the ending is that it's similar to the Aladdin example. [[spoiler: Kaiser transforms into a giant snake using the fake Lachryma. Like Jafar, he ALMOST wins, as even with the bracelet broken he was immortal and extremely powerful, but unfortunately someone else had the real one.]]
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* BaitAndSwitch: The end of Gabbie's third heart event nearly has Luchs confessing to ''Trixie'' (regardless of her heart level) until Gabbie interrupts and tells him to stay away from her big sister.
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* AwesomeButImpractical: High-Tier Tension Skills as most skirmishes will end long before a character has a chance to charge more than 100 Tension. It also varies by character as some are lucky to be able to hit more than 1-2 enemies per attack to build their Tension.
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* LimitBreak: Tension skills. A new one is unlocked for each girl and Luchs upon completion of a heart event.
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* NewGamePlus: Carries over levels and skills learned from Heart Events.
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* WelcomeToCorneria: There are only a few lines for each character in battle, so this is bound to happen.happen.
* WhamLine: Gabriele revealing that not only is Luchs not the Artemisia's first master, but that their previous was [[spoiler:Kaiser]].
* WhamLine: Gabriele revealing that not only is Luchs not the Artemisia's first master, but that their previous was [[spoiler:Kaiser]].
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** On a smaller scale, the inn is constantly feeling the effects of large-scale earthquakes and absolutely nothing is affected.
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* LimitedAnimation: Every main character has one unique type of animation reserved for them: Lottie looking around, Trixie running her fingers through her hair, etc.
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* NoEndorHolocaust: [[spoiler: After being lit on fire and rained on, Luneville is apparently fine. They outright state that this is because of the successful evacuation. The second time it happens, we never find out what happened to Luneville, although the fact that at the end Luchs became God and likely has the power to reverse all that damage [[JustifiedTrope justifies[[ how the village could apparently be OK.]]]]
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* NoEndorHolocaust: [[spoiler: After being lit on fire and rained on, Luneville is apparently fine. They outright state that this is because of the successful evacuation. The second time it happens, we never find out what happened to Luneville, although the fact that at the end Luchs became God and likely has the power to reverse all that damage [[JustifiedTrope justifies[[ justifies how the village could apparently be OK.]]]]
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* NoEndorHolocaust: [[spoiler: After being lit on fire and rained on, Luneville is apparently fine. They outright state that this is because of the successful evacuation. The second time it happens, we never find out what happened to Luneville, although the fact that at the end Luchs became God and likely has the power to reverse all that damage [[JustifiedTrope justifies[[ how the village could apparently be OK.]]
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* NoEndorHolocaust: [[spoiler: After being lit on fire and rained on, Luneville is apparently fine. They outright state that this is because of the successful evacuation. The second time it happens, we never find out what happened to Luneville, although the fact that at the end Luchs became God and likely has the power to reverse all that damage [[JustifiedTrope justifies[[ how the village could apparently be OK.]]]]]]
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* NoEndorHolocaust: [[spoiler: After being lit on fire and rained on, Luneville is apparently fine. They outright state that this is because of the successful evacuation, which is borderline unrealistic.]]
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* NoEndorHolocaust: [[spoiler: After being lit on fire and rained on, Luneville is apparently fine. They outright state that this is because of the successful evacuation, which is borderline unrealistic.evacuation. The second time it happens, we never find out what happened to Luneville, although the fact that at the end Luchs became God and likely has the power to reverse all that damage [[JustifiedTrope justifies[[ how the village could apparently be OK.]]
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* CrystalDragonJesus: It's hard to tell whether or not the God in this game-Who has at least one saint and is part of a monotheistic religion-is this trope or the actual Christian God. [[spoiler: The fact that he has literally been split into crystals and given birth to goddesses should {{subvert|edTrope}} this trope, but it's presented in a fashion that muddies the issue. Later on, though, Luchs becomes God, so if there is ever a sequel this trope would be played straight.]]
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* CrystalDragonJesus: It's hard to tell whether or not the God in this game-Who game-who has at least one saint and is part of a monotheistic religion-is this trope or the actual Christian God. [[spoiler: The fact that he has literally been split into crystals and given birth to goddesses should {{subvert|edTrope}} this trope, but it's presented in a fashion that muddies does not disavow the issue.possibility. Later on, though, Luchs becomes God, so if there is ever a sequel this trope would be played straight.]]
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* ActionGirl: While the game is explicitly not a {{World Of Action Girls}}, since most of the villagers have no combat ability, with 7 out of 8 playable characters being female, it borders on this.
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* GreatOffscreenWar: [[spoiler: The war staged between gods and mankind.]]
* LuminescentBlush: Everyone blushesat some point.a lot.
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->''Do you have the power? Are you the one?''
Lord of Magna: Maiden Heaven is a TurnBasedStrategy game from the makers of VideoGame/HarvestMoon and VideoGame/RuneFactory. Gameplay-wise, it's primarily notable for it's "bowling" mechanic, in which {{Mook}}s can be knocked into each other to create combos not unlike a BeatEmUp. Obviously, the game is fairly action-based for a StrategyRPG.
The plot goes a bit like this: You are an innkeeper on Étoile Isle in the city of Lunéville. Due to the island's strict policy of isolationism, your inn has had no visitors for a long time now. Thus, you are forced to mine for [[MineralMacguffin crystals]], an extremely valuable resource due to it's [[AppliedPhebotinium immense utility]], to make ends meet. You find a seemingly ordinary girl in one of these crystals, and thus the plot to get her memories back begins.
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!!This game provides examples of:
* AchievementSystem: The game has one of these.
* ActionGirl: While the game is explicitly not a {{World Of Action Girls}}, since most of the villagers have no combat ability, with 7 out of 8 playable characters being female, it borders on this.
* ArcWords: The two quotes up above are plastered all over the game's trailers and stated several times throughout the game, so they're a fairly obvious example. Are they relevant? Yes.
* AttackOfTheTownFestival: [[spoiler: At the end of the game, a festival is held to celebrate your characters heroism. This happens to be the setting in which Kaiser stages his final battle.]]
* BrokenRecord: Expect to hear "Do you have the power?" and [[CatchPhrase "Efficiency is a fine companion to visual presentation"]] a ''lot''.
* CrystalDragonJesus: It's hard to tell whether or not the God in this game-Who has at least one saint and is part of a monotheistic religion-is this trope or the actual Christian God. [[spoiler: The fact that he has literally been split into crystals and given birth to goddesses should {{subvert|edTrope}} this trope, but it's presented in a fashion that muddies the issue. Later on, though, Luchs becomes God, so if there is ever a sequel this trope would be played straight.]]
* ElementalPowers: The elements of the game roughly correspond to the Japanese classical elements. And when we say roughly, we mean ROUGHLY.
** Earth: DishingOutDirt[=/=]CastingAShadow
** Heaven: BlowYouAway[=/=]ShockAndAwe[=/=]PoisonousPerson
** Frost: MakingASplash[=/=]AnIcePerson
** Flame: PlayingWithFire (the only one that's the same as the classical element)
* ElementalRockPaperScissors: Earth is strong against Heaven. Heaven is strong against Flame and Frost. Flame and Frost are strong against Earth and each other.
* FirstEpisodeSpoiler: In the first chapter, we already know the true identity of the girls: [[spoiler: goddesses who fought the humans of the world in a long, long war.]]
* GodIsDead: [[spoiler: God has been dead for some time now.]]
** DeathOfTheOldGods: [[spoiler: The faeries would have replaced him, but Luchs wouldn't allow that, so he became God himself. If the faeries were to become God (or in this case, goddesses), then it would be an [[InvertedTrope inversion]] of the usual "monotheistic deity replaces polytheistic pantheon."]]
* HotSpringsEpisode: The inn contains a hot spring. It mainly serves the purpose of providing buffs depending on the type of item you use, but Luchs and any characters you've gotten up to three Heart Ranks with will be wearing a swimsuit inside.
* LuminescentBlush: Everyone blushes at some point.
* MagicalAccessory: The bracelet Luchs has contains Magna, the girl's life force, and is capable of being used for healing and empowering them. [[spoiler: It's later revealed the bracelet is the Lachyrma, an extremely powerful bracelet that can be used to give it's owner the Verboten Magna and become {{God}}.]]
* {{Magitek}}: All of the girl's weapons. Luchs outright mentions [[HigherTechSpecies it looks like nothing he's ever seen]].
* {{Mana}}: Magna. [[spoiler: As it turns out, it's actually God's power.]]
* {{Meido}}:: One character in particular, Bart, has it as his goal to dress up every one of the girls in a maid uniform. The title of this "operation"? [[{{Pun}} M.A.I.D In Heaven]].
* MineralMacguffin: Crystals are EVERYWHERE throughout the game. The game even notes "Man has chosen to build it's world around crystals." They're capable of being used in alchemy to craft various items. In that system, they're known as "magnetite".
* NoPronunciationGuide: {{Averted|Trope}}. The website for the game has an official pronunciation guide. When half the names are foreign, this is certainly helpful.
* OurGodsAreGreater: [[spoiler: The girls are actually goddesses. Are they greater? They're certainly powerful and actual children of THE {{God}}, but they're otherwise they're like normal humans.]] They're also called at a few points throughout the game as [[OurFairiesAreDifferent fairies]].
* PiecesOfGod: [[spoiler: The crystals are in fact, what of God remains after [[BigBad Kaiser]] tapped into his power.]]
* RelationshipValues: The game has these in the form of Heart Events. Playing through a character's Heart Event allows you to gain special skills.
* WelcomeToCorneria: There are only a few lines for each character in battle.
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->''Do you have the power? Are you the one?''
Lord of Magna: Maiden Heaven is a TurnBasedStrategy game from the makers of VideoGame/HarvestMoon and VideoGame/RuneFactory. Gameplay-wise, it's primarily notable for it's "bowling" mechanic, in which {{Mook}}s can be knocked into each other to create combos not unlike a BeatEmUp. Obviously, the game is fairly action-based for a StrategyRPG.
The plot goes a bit like this: You are an innkeeper on Étoile Isle in the city of Lunéville. Due to the island's strict policy of isolationism, your inn has had no visitors for a long time now. Thus, you are forced to mine for [[MineralMacguffin crystals]], an extremely valuable resource due to it's [[AppliedPhebotinium immense utility]], to make ends meet. You find a seemingly ordinary girl in one of these crystals, and thus the plot to get her memories back begins.
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!!This game provides examples of:
* AchievementSystem: The game has one of these.
* ActionGirl: While the game is explicitly not a {{World Of Action Girls}}, since most of the villagers have no combat ability, with 7 out of 8 playable characters being female, it borders on this.
* ArcWords: The two quotes up above are plastered all over the game's trailers and stated several times throughout the game, so they're a fairly obvious example. Are they relevant? Yes.
* AttackOfTheTownFestival: [[spoiler: At the end of the game, a festival is held to celebrate your characters heroism. This happens to be the setting in which Kaiser stages his final battle.]]
* BrokenRecord: Expect to hear "Do you have the power?" and [[CatchPhrase "Efficiency is a fine companion to visual presentation"]] a ''lot''.
* CrystalDragonJesus: It's hard to tell whether or not the God in this game-Who has at least one saint and is part of a monotheistic religion-is this trope or the actual Christian God. [[spoiler: The fact that he has literally been split into crystals and given birth to goddesses should {{subvert|edTrope}} this trope, but it's presented in a fashion that muddies the issue. Later on, though, Luchs becomes God, so if there is ever a sequel this trope would be played straight.]]
* ElementalPowers: The elements of the game roughly correspond to the Japanese classical elements. And when we say roughly, we mean ROUGHLY.
** Earth: DishingOutDirt[=/=]CastingAShadow
** Heaven: BlowYouAway[=/=]ShockAndAwe[=/=]PoisonousPerson
** Frost: MakingASplash[=/=]AnIcePerson
** Flame: PlayingWithFire (the only one that's the same as the classical element)
* ElementalRockPaperScissors: Earth is strong against Heaven. Heaven is strong against Flame and Frost. Flame and Frost are strong against Earth and each other.
* FirstEpisodeSpoiler: In the first chapter, we already know the true identity of the girls: [[spoiler: goddesses who fought the humans of the world in a long, long war.]]
* GodIsDead: [[spoiler: God has been dead for some time now.]]
** DeathOfTheOldGods: [[spoiler: The faeries would have replaced him, but Luchs wouldn't allow that, so he became God himself. If the faeries were to become God (or in this case, goddesses), then it would be an [[InvertedTrope inversion]] of the usual "monotheistic deity replaces polytheistic pantheon."]]
* HotSpringsEpisode: The inn contains a hot spring. It mainly serves the purpose of providing buffs depending on the type of item you use, but Luchs and any characters you've gotten up to three Heart Ranks with will be wearing a swimsuit inside.
* LuminescentBlush: Everyone blushes at some point.
* MagicalAccessory: The bracelet Luchs has contains Magna, the girl's life force, and is capable of being used for healing and empowering them. [[spoiler: It's later revealed the bracelet is the Lachyrma, an extremely powerful bracelet that can be used to give it's owner the Verboten Magna and become {{God}}.]]
* {{Magitek}}: All of the girl's weapons. Luchs outright mentions [[HigherTechSpecies it looks like nothing he's ever seen]].
* {{Mana}}: Magna. [[spoiler: As it turns out, it's actually God's power.]]
* {{Meido}}:: One character in particular, Bart, has it as his goal to dress up every one of the girls in a maid uniform. The title of this "operation"? [[{{Pun}} M.A.I.D In Heaven]].
* MineralMacguffin: Crystals are EVERYWHERE throughout the game. The game even notes "Man has chosen to build it's world around crystals." They're capable of being used in alchemy to craft various items. In that system, they're known as "magnetite".
* NoPronunciationGuide: {{Averted|Trope}}. The website for the game has an official pronunciation guide. When half the names are foreign, this is certainly helpful.
* OurGodsAreGreater: [[spoiler: The girls are actually goddesses. Are they greater? They're certainly powerful and actual children of THE {{God}}, but they're otherwise they're like normal humans.]] They're also called at a few points throughout the game as [[OurFairiesAreDifferent fairies]].
* PiecesOfGod: [[spoiler: The crystals are in fact, what of God remains after [[BigBad Kaiser]] tapped into his power.]]
* RelationshipValues: The game has these in the form of Heart Events. Playing through a character's Heart Event allows you to gain special skills.
* WelcomeToCorneria: There are only a few lines for each character in battle.
