1 | This is the character sheet for the video game VideoGame/EasternMindTheLostSoulsOfTongNou. |
2 | |
3 | [[foldercontrol]] |
4 | !The protagonist, Rin |
5 | [[folder:Rin]] |
6 | [[quoteright:222:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/screenshot_2021_12_07_31825_pm_9.png]] |
7 | [[caption-width-right:222:Rin as he appears in the opening of the game]] |
8 | The protagonist of the game. Rin woke up one morning to find out that his soul had mysteriously disappeared, stolen by the living island of Tong-Nou. Receiving a temporary soul from his friend, and an amulet and furoshiki from a white snake, Rin then sets out to the island of Tong-Nou to retrieve original soul. |
9 | * {{Determinator}}: Seemingly nothing will stop Rin from his quest to retrieve his original soul. |
10 | * FeaturelessProtagonist: Aside from the opening, we know nothing about Rin. |
11 | * HaveANiceDeath: To be expected, as this game has many ways to die. |
12 | * HeroicMime: Downplayed, as he doesn't speak aloud, but his thoughts are displayed clearly. It's also implied he is talking, but it's never shown. |
13 | * TheManyDeathsOfYou: Rin needs to die multiple times and live out 9 different lives to unravel the mystery of the Island of Tong-Nou and the whereabouts of his missing soul. He can burn, be murdered, explode via eating too much, get crushed by a wall, and even [[OutWithABang by sex.]] |
14 | * PowerGlows: [[spoiler:At the end of the game when Rin retrieves his original soul, the soul has been purified, causing it and himself to emit a shining golden light]] |
15 | * TheSoulless: Zig-Zagged. Although he loses his real soul, Rin receives a temporary soul that he can use until he finds his real one. |
16 | * TheWoobie: Poor Rin gets his soul stolen at the beginning of the game, and has to venture through the utter insanity that is the island of Tong-Nou, and die multiple times if he wants to retrieve his soul. |
17 | [[/folder]] |
18 | !Rin's Reincarnations |
19 | Tropes that apply to all of Rin's reincarnations. |
20 | * {{Gonk}}: Just like every other character in this game, all of Rin's reincarnations qualify for this trope. |
21 | * MeaningfulName: All but a few of the reincarnation names, including Rin's, are part of the [[AsianRuneChant Kuji-in]] |
22 | [[folder:Kai]] |
23 | [[quoteright:220:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/kaipng.png]] |
24 | Kai is one of the many reincarnations Rin goes through in his journey through Tong-Nou. Born in Shi-chieng, his life's purpose is to put out a special candle. |
25 | * CasualKink: The Tong-Nou Illustrated Guide casually refers to his fetish for fire. |
26 | * DyingCandle: [[spoiler:The candle he goes across Tong Nou to put out turns out to be his.]] |
27 | * FieryStoic: Despite his appearance, he's not a very passionate person. |
28 | * OrderedToDie: The candle he was told to put out [[spoiler:ends up being his own, ending his own life]] |
29 | * PlayingWithFire: He likes fire a lot. |
30 | [[/folder]] |
31 | [[folder:Gyou]] |
32 | [[quoteright:234:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/gyou.png]] |
33 | A literal firefly that traverses the skies of Shi-chieng. One of Rin's short-lived reincarnations. |
34 | * LightingBug: Also doubles as a flame source. |
35 | * FearlessFool: Is said and has been shown to do dangerous stunts that cause him to crash. |
36 | * FlamingHair: Well, as much hair as an insect can have |
37 | * LazyBum: His entry in the illustrated guide implies this. |
38 | * PlayingWithFire: Like Kai, he possesses flames on his body. |
39 | * WeakToFire: Despite his head seemingly being immune, his body isn't. [[spoiler:This is winds up being his downfall]] |
40 | * WeHardlyKnewYe: Is one of the many short lives in the game. |
41 | [[/folder]] |
42 | [[folder:Sha]] |
43 | [[quoteright:220:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/shapng.png]] |
44 | The musician of Yui-Wang and one of Rin's reincarnation. The only person in the entirty of Tong-Nou that can play the four instruments that he is required to play. |
45 | * IntelligenceEqualsIsolation: Stated to prefer be alone in his room (due to King-Gyou's tone-deaf singing), and is a talented musican. |
46 | * MagicalFlutist: One of his instruments of choice is the Flute of Water |
47 | * MagicMusic: The four instruments in his possession are stated to bring discipline to Tong-Nou. |
48 | * TheChosenOne: Sha's character profile describes him as this, as he is the only one can play the four mystical instruments. |
49 | * ThePoorlyChosenOne: The game makes it possible to give King-Gyou the instruments, despite the game advising you to do otherwise. |
50 | [[/folder]] |
51 | [[folder:Zen]] |
52 | [[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/zen_6.png]] |
53 | A blue octopus that works as the guard for Mon-chien. Enjoys watching the flow of the river, but laments the fact that he is frozen alive. |
54 | * FunnyOctopus: Is one of the more comedic lives. |
55 | * HarmlessFreezing: Although he can only move his head, he seems alright for frozen cephlopod. |
56 | * MonsterInTheIce: |
57 | * TemporalParadox: [[spoiler:Dies after sounding an intruder alarm...and either Rin or one of his reincarnations is that intruder, so somehow their reincarnations happen concurrently.]] |
58 | * WeHardlyKnewYe: It only takes a few moments before Zen meets his demise. |
59 | [[/folder]] |
60 | [[folder:Jin]] |
61 | [[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/jin_86.png]] |
62 | The faithful servant of King-Gyou. Loves gold just as much as his master, and is just as greedy. Or at least that's what the Tong-Nou illustrated book states. |
63 | * ChromeChampion: Is made of bronze. |
64 | * GoldSilverCopperStandard: A subtle example of this. King-Gyou is made of gold, while Jin, his servant, is made of bronze. |
65 | * {{Greed}}: Just like King-Gyou, Jin loves gold above all else, except for maybe the King himself. |
66 | * LovesOnlyGold: So much so that he admires King-Gyou for his body of gold and hates his own for being made of bronze. |
67 | * ProfessionalButtKisser: Jin's life purpose is to be this. |
68 | * WeHardlyKnewYe: Exaggerated. He's dead [[spoiler:before getting out of the menu.]] |
69 | [[/folder]] |
70 | [[folder:Retsu]] |
71 | [[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/retsu_4.png]] |
72 | An ordinary ant living by Mingke-shu, The Tree of Life. |
73 | * AntAssault: [[spoiler: Is thrown at Moku-Gyou in order to make him sneeze]] |
74 | * InsectGenderBender: Is a worker ant, but is staed to be male. |
75 | * TemporalParadox: [[spoiler:Retsu is the ant that Byou throws at Moku-Gyou in order to get his Eyeball of Dreaming, meaning that their reincarnations somehow happen concurrently.]] |
76 | [[/folder]] |
77 | [[folder:Tou]] |
78 | [[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/tou.png]] |
79 | Tou is a green creature born in Ming-ken whose duty is to record all the new life born into Tong-nou. |
80 | * AppearanceAngst: Can't stand his ringed body. |
81 | * CasualKink: Is into mechanical apparatus, if the illustrated book is to be believed. |
82 | [[/folder]] |
83 | [[folder:Byou]] |
84 | [[quoteright:306:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/byou.png]] |
85 | Byou is a mechanic who's ordered to replace the Eyeball of Dreaming, belonging to the king of Mon-Chien. |
86 | * ChameleonCamouflage: The leaves on his body allow him to do this with trees. |
87 | * FantasticRacism: He's the only one in Mon-Chien to have leaves, and gets bullied for it as a result. |
88 | [[/folder]] |
89 | |
90 | !The Kings |
91 | [[folder:King-Gyou]] |
92 | The king of the Land of Desire. A greedy but amiable person, he has the ability to turn human desires into material goods. |
93 | * {{Greed}}: Is apparently so greedy that it turned his body into gold. |
94 | * HiddenDepths: His love for music is second only to his love of gold and gems. |
95 | * {{Irony}}: He hates people that are tone-deaf, despite being tone-deaf himself. |
96 | [[/folder]] |
97 | [[folder:Ka-Gyou]] |
98 | The king of the Land of Time. Rules over time and fate within Tong-Nou. |
99 | * ComboPlatterPowers: Also can manipulate fire in addition to fate and time. |
100 | [[/folder]] |
101 | [[folder:Sui-Gyou]] |
102 | The king of the Land of Dreaming. Has the draining job of providing the residents of Tong-Nou with dreams. |
103 | [[/folder]] |
104 | [[folder:Moku-Gyou]] |
105 | The king of the Land of Life. Controls life and death within Tong-Nou, and is allergic to ants. |
106 | * FantasticRacism: Hates Fang-Shing for no particular reason. |
107 | * JerkassGods: Is the least pleasant of the four main kings. Saying as much since they [[spoiler:buried the true king alive.]] |
108 | * SymbioticPossession: The bird-like creature on his head is apparently his symbiotic partner. |
109 | [[/folder]] |
110 | [[folder:'''SPOILER CHARACTER''']] |
111 | !!Tou-Gyou |
112 | The original king of Tong-Nou as a whole. He was usurped and killed by the other four kings some time before the events of the game. |
113 | * HeWasRightThereAllAlong: The faces in the ground and on walls that speak to Rin or his reincarnations are eventually revealed to be manifestations of him. |
114 | * RightfulKingReturns: The game ends upon Rin reviving him. |
115 | * WalkingSpoiler: His existence is kept a complete mystery until near the very end of the game. |
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