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* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Crais is this trope personified.
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* AndTheAdventureContinues: [[spoiler:The game ends with a SequelHook, as Crais, Sophie and Tinon embark in a mission for more gemstones.]]
* ArtificialStupidity: The AI controlled party members tend to make poor decisions during combat, leaving Crais to deal with most of the enemies by himself.
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* CharacterDevelopment: Crais starts off as a loser jerkass who is rude to everyone he meets, but he eventually begins to care about his teammates and change for the better after [[spoiler:Sophie protects him from the Black Knight]].
* CharacterDevelopment: Crais starts off as a loser jerkass who is rude to everyone he meets, but he eventually begins to care about his teammates and change for the better after [[spoiler:Sophie protects him from the Black Knight]].
* GottaCatchThemAll: Sophie's goal is to find all seven magic gems to enter the Temple of Water.
* HopelessBossFight: The first battle against Feide is unwinnable; same with the Black Knight.
* HopelessBossFight: The first battle against Feide is unwinnable; same with the Black Knight.
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* MobileMaze: One of the forests you must go through is not only mobile, YOU can (and must) control its changes to progress through.
* McGuffin: Sophie's magic gems.
* McGuffin: Sophie's magic gems.
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* TheLostLenore: Coral is one to Crais, which is the reason why he turned into a jerk before the events of the game.
* LukeIAmYourFather: [[spoiler:Feide is revealed to be the homunculus of Crais' sister, Coral.]]
* MobileMaze:One The Forest of the forests you must go through Doubt is not only mobile, YOU you can (and must) control its changes to progress through.
* McGuffin: Sophie's magic gems.through. The same applies to the final dungeon.
* LukeIAmYourFather: [[spoiler:Feide is revealed to be the homunculus of Crais' sister, Coral.]]
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* McGuffin: Sophie's magic gems.
* RelationshipValues: Crais can decide to spend time with one of his teammates after finishing a mission, triggering different scenes.
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* TheLostLenore: The reason why SixthRangerTraitor: Subverted. [[spoiler:Feide pretended to be free from Heidar's control to gain the party's trust to betray them latter, but after spending time with Crais turned into a jerk before the events of the game.and Sophie, she gained free will and decided to stay at their side.]]
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A T-Rated PSP game released in 2010, developed by [=GungHo=] and brought to you by Creator/AksysGames. ''Mimana Iyar Chronicle'' blends the traditional RPG elements of vast map exploration and treacherous dungeon spelunking. Engage in fast-paced battles in a quasi-3D environment where you control the character's movement and actions, and strategically command your party to turn the tide of battle. Your actions dictate how the story unfolds, through numerous fully-voiced event sequences.
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A T-Rated PSP game released in 2010, developed by [=GungHo=] and brought to you by AksysGames. ''Mimana Iyar Chronicle'' blends the traditional RPG elements of vast map exploration and treacherous dungeon spelunking. Engage in fast-paced battles in a quasi-3D environment where you control the character's movement and actions, and strategically command your party to turn the tide of battle. Your actions dictate how the story unfolds, through numerous fully-voiced event sequences.
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A T-Rated PSP game released in 2010, developed by [=GungHo=] and brought to you by AksysGames.Creator/AksysGames. ''Mimana Iyar Chronicle'' blends the traditional RPG elements of vast map exploration and treacherous dungeon spelunking. Engage in fast-paced battles in a quasi-3D environment where you control the character's movement and actions, and strategically command your party to turn the tide of battle. Your actions dictate how the story unfolds, through numerous fully-voiced event sequences.
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* HaremHero: Crais ends up as a Type 2.
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* RagtagBunchOfMisfits: A mercenary spellsword, a priestess, a scholar, a warrior princess...
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* RagtagBunchOfMisfits: A mercenary spellsword, a priestess, a scholar, a warrior princess...princess, and a shopkeeper in serious debt.
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** Melrose's mission is to [[StarTrek "seek out new things and old, mysterious, civilizations"]].
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** Melrose's mission is to [[StarTrek [[Franchise/StarTrek "seek out new things and old, mysterious, civilizations"]].
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* AsYouKnow: Defied, zig-zagged and invoked at various times. See also BreakingTheFourthWall below.
* BreakingTheFourthWall: Occasionally.
--> Melrose: "Why not just show the scene where Crais explains everything? Is this writer really this lazy?"
* BreakingTheFourthWall: Occasionally.
--> Melrose: "Why not just show the scene where Crais explains everything? Is this writer really this lazy?"
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* Self-Deprecation: The [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1njPCLZAuBw official English trailer for the game]] [[LampshadeHanging lampshades]] the UnwantedHarem and overall silliness of some of the plot points, as well as pokes fun at the game's voice acting ("Celebrity voices impersonated"). Reportedly, that amateur look is intentional.
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* Self-Deprecation: SelfDeprecation: The [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1njPCLZAuBw official English trailer for the game]] [[LampshadeHanging lampshades]] the UnwantedHarem and overall silliness of some of the plot points, as well as pokes fun at the game's voice acting ("Celebrity voices impersonated"). Reportedly, that amateur look is intentional.
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* McGuffin: Sophie's magic gems.
* MoralityPet: Sophie quickly becomes one for Crais.
* MoralityPet: Sophie quickly becomes one for Crais.
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* Self-Deprecation: The [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1njPCLZAuBw official English trailer for the game]] [[LampshadeHanging lampshades]] the UnwantedHarem and overall silliness of some of the plot points, as well as pokes fun at the game's voice acting ("Celebrity voices impersonated"). Reportedly, that amateur look is intentional.
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* TheLostLenore: The reason why Crais turned into a jerk before the events of the game.
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* AccidentalInnuendo: If Melrose's MadScientist intentions are not taken into account, her attempts at undressing Crais and/or Sophie border on RapeAsComedy.
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* AccidentalInnuendo: If Melrose's MadScientist intentions are not taken into account, her attempts at undressing Crais and/or Sophie border on RapeAsComedy.
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* RagtagBunchOfMisfits: A mercenary spellsword, a priestess, a scholar, a warrior princess...
* ScaryLibrarian: Offend Melrose and [[BerserkButton her love for books]], and this is what you end up with.
* ScaryLibrarian: Offend Melrose and [[BerserkButton her love for books]], and this is what you end up with.
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* CoverPervert: Melrose and her penchant for ripping people's clothing off ForScience does come off as an example.
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* CoverPervert: CovertPervert: Melrose and her penchant for ripping people's clothing off ForScience does come off as an example.example.
* EvilIsNotAToy: How the gang sees Melrose. ''"Bad Melrose! No summoning evil gods!"''
* EvilIsNotAToy: How the gang sees Melrose. ''"Bad Melrose! No summoning evil gods!"''
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*AccidentalPervert: Crais gets into this more often than he would like to.
*AndNowYouMustMarryMe: An interesting solution to the NakedFirstImpression, see below.
*CoverPervert: Melrose and her penchant for ripping people's clothing off ForScience does come off as an example.
*ForScience: The reason Melrose does anything, from gushing about the library to, well, insisting someone takes their clothes off so she could "study" them.
*HaremHero: Crais ends up as a Type 2.
*JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Crais is this trope personified.
*MobileMaze: One of the forests you must go through is not only mobile, YOU can (and must) control its changes to progress through.
*NakedFirstImpression: How Crais meets [[spoiler:Tinon]].
*ShoutOut: Oh so many.
** Melrose's mission is to [[StarTrek "seek out new things and old, mysterious, civilizations"]].
*UnwantedHarem: Crais's companions quickly turn into one. And all of their motives are at odds.
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*AccidentalPervert: Crais gets into this more often than he would like to.
*AndNowYouMustMarryMe: An interesting solution to the NakedFirstImpression, see below.
*CoverPervert: Melrose and her penchant for ripping people's clothing off ForScience does come off as an example.
*ForScience: The reason Melrose does anything, from gushing about the library to, well, insisting someone takes their clothes off so she could "study" them.
*HaremHero: Crais ends up as a Type 2.
*JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Crais is this trope personified.
*MobileMaze: One of the forests you must go through is not only mobile, YOU can (and must) control its changes to progress through.
*NakedFirstImpression: How Crais meets [[spoiler:Tinon]].
*ShoutOut: Oh so many.
** Melrose's mission is to [[StarTrek "seek out new things and old, mysterious, civilizations"]].
*UnwantedHarem: Crais's companions quickly turn into one. And all of their motives are at odds.
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A T-Rated PSP game released in 2010, developed by [=GungHo=] and brought to you by AksysGames. ''Mimana Iyar Chronicle'' blends the traditional RPG elements of vast map exploration and treacherous dungeon spelunking. Engage in fast-paced battles in a quasi-3D environment where you control the character's movement and actions, and strategically command your party to turn the tide of battle. Your actions dictate how the story unfolds, through numerous fully-voiced event sequences.
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A T-Rated PSP game released in 2010, developed by [=GungHo=] and brought to you by AksysGames. ''Mimana Iyar Chronicle'' blends the traditional RPG elements of vast map exploration and treacherous dungeon spelunking. Engage in fast-paced battles in a quasi-3D environment where you control the character's movement and actions, and strategically command your party to turn the tide of battle. Your actions dictate how the story unfolds, through numerous fully-voiced event sequences.sequences.
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