Line #57 Characters/LittleTailBronx


1	A list of character sheets for each game in the ''Little Tail Bronx'' SharedUniverse:
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3	[[index]]
4	* ''Characters/TailConcerto''
5	* ''Characters/SolatoroboRedTheHunter''
6	* ''Characters/FugaMelodiesOfSteel'' series
7	[[/index]]
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11	''(Work-in-progress!)''
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13	!Recurring groups and entities
14	!!The Caninu and Felineko
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16	Caninu and Felineko are the two dominant species of the ''Little Tail Bronx'' world. As the names imply, they are anthropomorphic dog- and cat-like beings.
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18	[[folder: In General]]
19	* AbsurdlyHugePopulation: {{Inverted\|Trope}}. For unknown reasons, their populations number as being relatively low according to the art books-- the Shepherd Republic during the era of ''Solatorobo: Red the Hunter'' only has 190,000 inhabitants, and Prairie only has about 50,000. By comparison, France's population back when ''Solatorobo'' released in [=2010/2011=] was over sixty million.
20	* CatDogDichotomy: The two species have a fair share of contrasts-- per ''VideoGame/SolatoroboRedTheHunter'', Caninu are more group-oriented and proficient with technology, whereas Felineko are more independent and proficient with spell-casting. More personal contrasts so far have included cases like [[VideoGame/TailConcerto a lawful dog policeman trying to handle a chaotic gang of cat arsonists]], [[VideoGame/SolatoroboRedTheHunter an energetic forward-thinking dog paired with a melancholic cat stuck in the past]], and [[VideoGame/FugaMelodiesOfSteel a humble farmhand dog paired up with a sharp-tongued city mouse of a cat]].
21	* DubNameChange: In Japan, they're known as "Inuhito" and "Nekohito", which ''Tail Concerto'' localized as "dog-people" and "cat-people" respectively. From ''Solatorobo: Red the Hunter'' onward, they've been given the names "Caninu" and "Felineko" in all other territories.
22	* EitherOrOffspring: If a Caninu and Felineko have children together, those children will be either Caninu or Felineko, rather than any hybrid of both.
23	* FunnyAnimal: It's indicated that they tend to be shorter than the average real-world human, but they nevertheless have an upright human-like figure, along with a dog[=/=]cat head shape, paw-like hands and-- of course-- an appropriate tail.
24	* HumanSubspecies: [[spoiler:A ''possible'' way to interpret them-- while they're outwardly biologically distinct from the ancient humans that preceded them, [[VideoGame/SolatoroboRedTheHunter Yurlungur]] nevertheless describes them as being the "descendants" of humanity, being created from their stored DNA. Likewise, ''VideoGame/FugaMelodiesOfSteel2'' describes the previous humanity using the specific term "Old World Humans" as opposed to just "Humans", indicating that this trope or something like it is in effect.]]
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27	[[folder: Caninu]]
28	!!Caninu (イヌヒト, ''Inuhito'', lit. "dog-people")
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30	* CrystalDragonJesus: The Anju religion seen in ''VideoGame/SolatoroboRedTheHunter'' (and very mildly alluded to in ''VideoGame/FugaMelodiesOfSteel'') is effectively their version of [[UsefulNotes/{{Christianity}} Catholicism]], albeit one where birds are treated as {{psychopomp}}s and the Anjalists thus tend to the forests they live in. That said, one needs to obtain a string of rosary beads in order to enter the holy forest of Samoyede, and lore says they always have a bible on hand and worship in churches on Sundays.
31	* StockFemurBone: They use these in place of cigarettes. They even have different styles of holding them in their mouths, such as "Wild" or "Sexy".
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34	[[folder: Felineko]]
35	!!Felineko (ネコヒト, ''Nekohito'', lit. "cat-people")
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37	* CatsAreMagic: It's said that all Felineko have the potential to utilize Nono, though to what degree varies between individuals and breeds, and requires special training in most cases.
38	* CatFolk: And like the Caninu, they come in all different shapes and sizes, from domesticated cats to big cats to even saber-toothed cats if the art books are any indication.
39	* InconsistentDub: Both "Felineko'''s'''" and "Felineko" by itself are treated as plural terms for the species, in contrast to how "Caninu" is more consistently both singular and plural.
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42	!!Entities From the Old World (MAJOR SPOILERS UNMARKED!)
43	!!!'''The Lost People'''
44	[[folder: The Ancient Civilization]]
45	!!Old World Humans
46	->''"Prairie was built upon the ruins of an ancient civilization. Many relics have been found around the land. These relics are very precious because they hold mystical powers. They are a part of our heritage, and a very important part of our daily lives. We know very little about the ancient civilization that preceded us or how they perished, nor do we know much about the artifacts they left behind. What we're left with is a big mystery!"''
47	-->-- '''Waffle''', ''VideoGame/TailConcerto''
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49	A long-forgotten civilization that created many relics such as the Crystals and the Titano-Machina, with their posthumous influence being felt all across the series. ''VideoGame/SolatoroboRedTheHunter'' reveals the setting to be EarthAllAlong, and that this ancient civilization was the original human race.
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51	Just as they assumed they were approaching the limits of their technology and evolution, humanity came into contact with Juno, a system of supercomputer-like entities. Humanity coveted Juno technology for their own benefit, and after a period of unforeseen prosperity, different nations began turning on one another with the aim to take Juno's secrets for themselves. Soon, a massive war broke out, bringing the planet to the brink of complete collapse, and its organisms to the brink of extinction. With no other options, Juno— with the formal permission of twelve human researchers— erased humanity from existence and terraformed the planet to purge it of the damage they caused. Despite their destruction, their genetic data and spirits live on in the form of the next generation of humanity that Juno created to replace them— the Caninu and Felineko.
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53	* AndManGrewProud: If humanity was a more mature civilization when they discovered Juno, or at least shared its data more openly rather than hoarding it for themselves, they might not have sparked a massive war over it, leading to their own destruction.
54	* HumansAreFlawed: The Caninu and Felineko who know of humanity (at least those that don't covet the technology they left behind for selfish reasons) seem to be generally sympathetic toward their precursors over how they were done in by the technology that they tried and failed to fully master.
55	* {{Precursors}}: To the Caninu and Felineko. Yurlungur outright refers to the two new races as "descendants of humanity".
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57
58	!!!'''Their Lost Works'''
59	[[folder: The Titano-Machina]]
60	!!Titano-Machina (ティタノマキナ, ''Titanomakina'')
61
62	Introduced in ''VideoGame/TailConcerto'' and explored in ''VideoGame/SolatoroboRedTheHunter'', Titano-Machina are massive unmanned entities that were said to be created by an ancient civilization-- [[EarthAllAlong old humanity]]-- as weapons of war, but ended up ravaging their planet to near-destruction. Legends of their existence still persist in the new world, however, and quite a few Caninu and Felineko have been eager to reawaken them and use their power for their own.
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64	* AlwaysChaoticEvil: When under someone's control, a Titano-Machina is about as good or evil as its master (though usually the latter). When left to its own devices, a Titano-Machina will most likely begin destroying anything in its path, as evidenced by how the Iron Giant began a ravenous attack on Prairia the ''moment'' it woke up, and how Lares' rampage would've eventually destroyed the world.
65	* FantasticNuke: How the Titano-Machina were used by humanity is [[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything blatantly reminiscent of the nuclear arms race experienced in our world]], as shown by how multiple nations wanted to hoard as much of their power for themselves, and how they ended up nearly destroying the planet's biosphere with their ability to decimate entire regions on a massive scale. Ironically, it's said in-universe that ''actual'' nuclear fuels and weapons were phased out once Juno and its Crystal manufacturing data came along, the lesson being that humanity collectively learned nothing from their previous arms race.
66	* FreudianTrio: The Titano-Machina as a whole play the role of '''Id''' in the trinity between them, hybrids and Juno. While hybrids are used to manage Titano-Machina and Juno is used to create them, Titano-Machina themselves are destructive when left to their own devices.
67	* {{Kaiju}}: [[VideoGame/SolatoroboRedTheHunter Lares]] alone has an upright height of about ''five kilometers'', and [[VideoGame/FugaMelodiesOfSteel the Vanargand]] is implicitly even bigger than that.
68	* KillerRobot: Man-made monsters made of nanometal, and designed for the express purpose of wiping entire cities off the map. For extra emphasis on the "killer" part, the art books claim that due to their presence, the Third World War had a high death toll of ''250 million'' within the span of just three months.
69	* MechanicalAbomination: They're robotic, towering giants the size of entire cities that are completely alien in design, and boast enough destructive power that they are preceded by legends and stories telling of how seeing them means TheEndIsNigh. The most one can usually do to combat them is to seal them away, but this is far from a permanent solution— hence why the Paladins were formed to ensure safety across generations.
70	* MechanicalMonster: Their appearances have some variations to them depending on their source nation and Juno, but the Titano-Machina we've seen so far tend to take design elements from animals or mythological creatures— the Iron Giant's head looks very shark- or lizard-like, Lares and Lemures are incredibly draconic in appearance, and the Vanargand looks like a six-legged sauropod dinosaur mixed with a beetle shell.
71	* MeaningfulName: Aside from effectively being another way to say "big robot", the phrase "Titano-Machina" is likely a PunnyName based on "Titanomachy", a war told of in Myth/ClassicalMythology where the Titans (older gods) and Olympians (newer gods) battled for ten years over which side would rule over the universe, with the Olympians eventually winning and the Titans being banished deep into the abyss of Tartarus. With this in mind, a possible interpretation is that the "Titano-Machina" name is also meant to refer to how their war indirectly resulted in the end of an "old world" and the birth of a "new" one, along with how the Titano-Machina themselves were sealed into the ground during the Reset. However, it is worth noting that some of the original Titans of mythology were set free after some time…
72	* ZergRush: The art books for ''Solatorobo'' mention this as being the ''modus operandi'' for Titano-Machina created by Numbers Class Juno-- while they aren't as individually powerful as their Ace- or Arts-created counterparts, they still have their usefulness in that they can overwhelm their enemies through their sheer numbers. %%The existing translation erroneously says that Numbers-created TMs can simply be "taken out by a higher-level aircraft", I've checked and the original Japanese says otherwise
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75	[[folder: Hybrids]]
76	!!Hybrids (ハイブリッド, ''Haiburiddo'')
77
78	Introduced in ''VideoGame/SolatoroboRedTheHunter'', hybrids are artificial beings with the power to interface with Juno or Juno-like technology, typically designed to pilot the Titano-Machina or similar creations. The most notable examples include ''Solatorobo'''s main protagonist Red Savarin and antagonists Baion, Nero and Blanck, along with ''VideoGame/FugaMelodiesOfSteel2'' antagonist Jihl.
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80	Per ''Solatorobo'' supplementary material and implications from the ''Fuga'' games, there are two main types of hybrids: the "full" or "original" hybrids like Baion that were created by Juno directly, and the weaker "pseudo-hybrids" such as Red or Jihl that were created through other means. The generation of pseudo-hybrids that Red comes from also have a special ability known as "Trance", a SuperMode that grants them a boost in power strong enough to allow them to control the Titano-Machina or Juno, along with shifting from a Caninu or Felineko base form to one that resembles an Old World human.
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82	* ArtificialHuman: They're beings created for the purpose of controlling Juno, Titano-Machina or similar technology.
83	* BornAsAnAdult: Baion himself is said by the ''Solatorobo'' art books to look about fifty years old, and most evidence points to him being created just at or before he was cryogenically frozen. {{Downplayed\|Trope}} with Red, Nero and Blanck— while it's not outright stated, they were created at the biological age of around eight and aged normally from that point on. In-game reports for the second ''Fuga'' game indicate that Jihl and the other hybrids created by Crusade were born at an adolescent age, with Jihl himself looking about fourteen by the time he was put into suspended animation.
84	* DubNameChange: The Japanese version of ''VideoGame/FugaMelodiesOfSteel2'' uses the term ''jinzōningen'' (人造人間) to describe what hybrids are; while this term indeed has a literal meaning of "artificial human", it can refer to any kind of humanoid with an artificial makeup or origin, and thus lacks a direct English equivalent despite typically being translated as "android" or "cyborg". On the same game's initial release, the French version translated the term as ''l'être synthétique'' ("synthetic being"), with other translations going with "android" (European Spanish) or "cyborg" (English; all mentions of this were changed to "android" in a later patch).
85	* FreudianTrio: While individual members have spread the entire spectrum, hybrids as a whole are meant to play the role of '''Ego''' between the Titano-Machina and Juno. While the Titano-Machina are relentless killing machines when left to their own devices, hybrids are meant to consciously control and operate them. Likewise, hybrids are seemingly also meant to make in-the-moment decisions so that they can act in ways that Juno cannot by itself.
86	* OrganicTechnology: It's possible that their makeup may be this, comparable to that of the Replicants from ''Franchise/BladeRunner''. While the second ''Fuga'' game intends to refer to them as "androids", both it and ''Solatorobo'' show that hybrids are not simply [[RidiculouslyHumanRobots humanlike robots with AI]], either— hybrids have to use biological energy energy to power and operate machines, Merveille donated some of her purely organic cells in creating Red, and Jihl is shown eating food in one illustration. While the exact physical makeup of a hybrid has never been fully explored in any installment to date, it can be surmised that it may be a bio-mechanical one that has elements of both cell tissue and nanometal (since hybrids are meant to interface with Juno or Juno-derived technology). This may be why "hybrid" is used as a technical term for these beings, as whatever cybernetic and organic elements they have are too integrated with one other for even "cyborg" to be a completely adequate description.
87	* RobotMaster: While it's been shown that Titano-Machina are capable of acting autonomously, hybrids are designed to control them and regulate their abilities. The same applies to the hybrids meant to handle Juno themselves.
88	* SuperMode: The Caninu- or Felineko-based pseudo-hybrids created by Baion and Merveille have access to a power known as "Trance", which allows them to assume a human form and gain a substantial increase in power as a result. Baion also gains an altered appearance when fought as the FinalBoss, and the Japanese art books imply that full hybrids are able to access Trance (or something similar to it) once an Order is given to them from their respective Juno, considering how Orders are intended to release the limiters on a hybrid's capabilities. However, Jihl is a pseudo-hybrid without a Trance form to speak of, likely due to how he wasn't created to operate any Juno or Titano-Machina.
89	* SuperToughness: It's heavily implied that the reason Red survived the [[HumanSacrifice Rite of Forfeit]] in ''Solatorobo'' was due to his hybrid physiology, and the art books confirm this point— as Red was a pseudo-hybrid created to activate Titano-Machina in the first place, having his energy used to awaken Lares would merely be a variation of this same process. PlayedForDrama with Jihl, who was able to survive having his bio-energy [[PoweredByAForsakenChild sacrificed to the Soul Cannon]] ''over and over again'' due to his hybrid physiology. Even if his body managed the ordeal, [[BeingTorturedMakesYouEvil his psyche didn't]].
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92	!!!'''Their Lost Rulers'''
93	[[folder: The Guardians of the Stars]]
94	!!Juno (ジュノ, ''Juno'')
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96	Introduced in ''VideoGame/SolatoroboRedTheHunter'', the "Hyper Information Convergence" Juno is a collective information system composed of fifty-three machines[=/=]supercomputers of unknown origin, and the source of the Titano-Machina. Some presume they may be alien technology, while others have assumed them to be the divine will of the Earth realized.
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98	Humanity [[AlternateHistory in the late twentieth century]] discovered Juno and used the data within it to achieve two major breakthroughs: energy crystals that could be used as a perfectly clean power source, and nanotechnology that could be used for numerous applications. Unfortunately, not every nation was able to keep pace with these rapid technological advancements, nor did they have equal access to Juno technology. As a result, a great war broke out with the Titano-Machina, leading to the near-destruction of all life. With permission from a group of researchers, the Juno "reset" life on the planet, removing the threat of humanity and replacing them with the Caninu and Felineko, while also suspending the planet's land into the sky as {{Floating Continent}}s. Afterwards, each of the Juno vanished into separate dimensions, waiting until the day when the planet's new humanity would be advanced enough to be contacted.
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100	While "Juno" is the collective name for all the Juno, the ''Solatorobo'' art books and in-game reports in ''VideoGame/FugaMelodiesOfSteel'' reveal that individual Juno are divided into three major categories: '''Ace Class Juno''', the five original Juno that humanity discovered and the ones with the most data; the sixteen '''Arts Class Juno''' humanity replicated from the Ace; and the thirty-two '''Numbers Class Juno''' humanity replicated from the Arts. These Juno are also divided into "suits" (a la playing cards) depending on their Juno of origin. For instance, the Juno within Tartaros is a grade J Art that corresponds to the "jack of hearts" card, while the Juno in the Futzu Tower is an Ace that corresponds to the "joker" card.
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102	* AncientAstronauts: If one subscribes to the "technology from another world" theory. Per ''Solatorobo'' supplementary material, many powerful ancient figures made use of the original five Juno terminals, and it's said that the followers of Jesus Christ [[NotMakingThisUpDisclaimer (yes, really)]] interpreted these terminals as the holy relics.
103	* AlienNonInterferenceClause: While Yurlungur is fine with visitors every once in a while and the Futzu Tower is filled with information about the ancient humans, the other implicit reason for the Cloud Sea's existence is to keep Juno away from the Caninu and Felineko until their civilization has matured enough, to prevent a repeat of them abusing Juno like humanity did.
104	* AmbiguousSituation: It's left completely unknown as to where Juno came from or just ''what'' it is, with many believing it to either be ancient alien technology or a metaphysical manifestation of the planet's will, with there being evidence to support either interpretation.
105	* AnthropomorphicPersonification: If one subscribes to the "divine will of the Earth" theory. Likewise, Juno themselves have developed AI-like physical avatars that take the forms of human women (Yurlungur is an example of one of these, and [[VideoGame/FugaMelodiesOfSteel Jeanne]] is a "pseudo-Juno" AI based on them) as a way for them to communicate with humans directly. Only some Juno have developed these personalities, however— Tartaros' Juno lacks a personality avatar since it never needed to interact with humans in the way that Yurlungur did.
106	* ClarkesThirdLaw: In spite of the many developments Juno allowed them, even the Old World humans were never fully able to comprehend Juno itself. While Juno is ostensibly technological rather than magical, the very ability of their nanometal to shift form and function according to the user's desires (as shown with how Felineko can use it for performing spells, along with how they were able to terraform the whole planet and give it a new biome in the first place) firmly places them into this category.
107	* FreudianTrio: Very much play the role of '''Superego''' between themselves and their two main creations. While the Titano-Machina are {{Killer Robot}}s and hybrids are sapient control operators for them, Juno is an information system that contains data and gives orders for hybrids to follow, being unable to carry out certain protocols by itself.
108	* GodIsInept: They're technological marvels beyond any description, holding power that's able to alter the environment at a moment's notice… and as Red himself points out in ''Solatorobo'', it's thanks to their presence that humanity turned on itself. The art books also describe their recreation of the world as being "half-baked" in a way, theorizing that this was a result of them (or at least Yurlungur specifically) picking up on [[HumanityIsInfectious humanity's own irrationalities]]. It's especially evidenced through the actions and motivations of Baion-- a being created directly by Juno and believing its will to be absolute-- that as much as humanity could not truly understand the nature of Juno, the inverse is just as apparent.
109	* MeaningfulName: Juno ("Hera" to the Greeks) was the queen of the gods in Myth/ClassicalMythology and the wife of Jupiter, which is possibly meant to emphasize that Juno itself is the most powerful (meta)physical force in the setting of ''Little Tail Bronx''. To a lesser degree, Juno was also viewed as a protector of women that represented all aspects of female life, such as marriage, childbirth or family, and it's often believed her name is derived from the Latin word ''iuventas'', meaning "youth". The art books clarify that ''all'' Juno who develop personalities will appear as young human women, not just Yurlungur.
110	* MonsterProgenitor: With some additional human ingenuity, Titano-Machina were directly produced by them as weapons. The amount of Titano-Machina a Juno can create depends on its class, however: an Ace Class Juno can only create a single powerful Titano-Machina (such as the German-owned one that [[VideoGame/FugaMelodiesOfSteel the Vanargand]] was created from), an Arts Class Juno can produce two strong Titano-Machina (like how [[VideoGame/SolatoroboRedTheHunter Tartaros]] created Lares and Lemures) and a Numbers Class Juno can produce as many Titano-Machina units as its assigned number. Likewise, they can also produce hybrids to act as control operators for them (such as Baion for Tartaros) or their Titano-Machina (such as the ''original'' Nero and Blanck prior to the Reset).
111	* OutsideContextProblem: A major reason why they caused humanity to collapse— despite some alleged cases of them shaping history beforehand, Juno technology was so advanced that the human race was unable to properly understand it, and the fact that many nations hoarded Juno technology for themselves led to entire economies [[TerminallyDependentSociety being destabilized]] when Crystals supplanted fossil fuels and nuclear energy.
112	* PrecursorKillers: An unusual SuicideByCop example. As the Titano-Machina were destroying the planet's biosphere, the Juno (via Yurlungur) suggested the "Reset" command to a group of researchers to give the planet a chance to recover without humanity or the Titano-Machina. The researchers accepted this proposal, and Juno erased humanity while terraforming the planet.
113	* RiddleForTheAges: '''Many.''' Are they [[AncientAstronauts a form of alien technology]] that made its way to Earth, or [[AnthropomorphicPersonification the Earth's divine will made real]]? If it's the former, ''how'' did they arrive on Earth, and who originally created them? What impact did they have on the planet's history before they were properly studied and discovered in the modern age? Why were there already legends on fifty-three of them existing back when only ''five'' of them did? Why did the "Australian Ace" Juno already possess a "Reset" command ''before'' humans discovered it?
114	* StarfishRobots: The symbol used to represent Juno looks like a stick figure with two sets of arms or a plant with two branches. Juno are said by the art books to be composed of a "main column" (akin to a torso or stem), two pairs of "sub-columns" protruding upward from it (akin to arms or branches), a pair of "rhizoids" protruding downward from it (akin to legs or roots) and a knob-shaped "ridge" protruding from its center (akin to a head, flower bud or tree crown). Said "ridge" is also an interface that can shift its appearance into a physical AI-like avatar resembling a human woman, as seen with Yurlungur. This is the simplified version, however.
115	** While the characters in-universe refer to Tartaros itself as a Juno for simplicity's sake, it's revealed to merely be a "shell" for the true Juno within. The art books outright confirm that Tartaros originally had a more human-accessible appearance similar to the Futzu Tower, and that it only took on its current form as an abstract giant orb once the Reset happened.
116	** The Juno within Tartaros takes on the form of a jellyfish-like creature, with its "hood" able to open like a flower bud. The chamber inside reveals what appears to be an orb floating above two extended branches. The art books clarify that this inner structure— named "Ariane"— is the interface for Tartaros' Juno, but that it never developed a personality like Yurlungur due to it not needing to communicate with humans. ''Solatorobo'' itself already refers to the chamber as "Ariane's Chamber", and it can be viewed as an equivalent to Mirrirmina in the Futzu Tower.
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120	!''Mamoru-kun''
121
122	The cast of ''Mamoru-kun'', an online safety awareness program Creator/CyberConnect2 created for their local government in Fukuoka. Taking place in the country of Nippon during the same time period as ''Tail Concerto'' and ''Solatorobo: Red the Hunter'', the program focuses on the day-to-day lives of Mamoru, his friends and family as they help ensure safety in their community. %%Here's a link to page with lore on it: https://www.cc2.co.jp/mamoru_revival/CC2_mamoru.pdf
123	[[folder:Mamoru]]
124	!!Mamoru
125	[[quoteright:250:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/solatorobo_mamoruTVT_9028.jpg]]
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127	From the children's safety and disaster preparedness game Mamoru-kun. Makes an appearance in ''VideoGame/SolatoroboRedTheHunter''.
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130	* FollowInMyFootsteps: Inverted, as Mamoru wants to be as much like his father as possible, even though his dad worries about it.
131	* MeaningfulName: "Mamoru" is one of the ways of saying "To protect or defend" in Japanese.
132	* MythologyGag: Mamoru was originally going to be the hero of ''Tail Capriccio'', a conceived sequel to ''VideoGame/TailConcerto''.
133	* PublicServiceAnnouncement: Mamoru's job is teaching this stuff, and quests involving him feature real-life safety and disaster preparation tips.
134	* ThisIsNoTimeToPanic: In a DLC quest, Mamoru tries to calm a bunch of civilians with this phrase. He is a rescue worker after all.
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137	[[folder:Mamoru's Father]]
138	!!Mamoru's Father
139	[[quoteright:250:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/solatorobo_otousanTVT_6484.jpg]]
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141	From the children's safety and disaster preparedness game Mamoru-kun. Makes an appearance in ''VideoGame/SolatoroboRedTheHunter''.
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144	* AllThereInTheManual: According to the short story "Hospitality at Nippon," his real name is actually Tasuku Yashima.
145	* EveryoneCallsHimBarkeep: Aside from being Mamoru's dad, he is only known as 'Rescue Worker' throughout the game.
146	* FollowInMyFootsteps: Inverted, as Mamoru wants to be as much like his father as possible, and his father likes the idea, but worries about his son's safety anyway.
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151	%%Full Mamoru-kun stuff
152	%%General entries on the Wolf and Lion tribes
153	%%Collective info on hybrids (wait until after Fuga 2 comes out)
154	%%Extra details for the "Old World" entries: Titano-Machina, Juno and maybe the XII Owls-- [=BlurryDawgo=] has finished re-translating the Starlet art book's "Reset" info, see here:\
155	- https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/10bNXA0nas9IlHn1YoSXRkBXscXb8ep26 (original Japanese)\

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