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One of the key elements of Langrisser Mobile is exchanging tickets, earned through gameplay or a cash payment, to summon key characters from previous titles as part of the player's army. However, information on those characters should be on their respective pages of origin; this page is reserved for characters originating in this game. Additionally, some playable characters may not currently be available in all regions where the game can be played.


Playable Characters from Previous/Other Titlesnote :


The Swordsmith Union

Matthew

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Voiced by: Tetsuya Kakihara

A youth who lives in a village in the Kalxath region. He ends up getting caught up in a war when he has to save his childhood friend. His group, named the "Swordsmith Union" by the spirit of Elwin, must journey the world and relive the memories associated with the shattered Langrisser in order to reforge the blade.


  • Battle Butler: One of his alternate outfits makes him look like one.
  • Evil Twin: The CN 3.0 update introduced Wehttam, depicting what Matthew would have become if he wielded Alhazard instead of Langrisser.
  • Half-Human Hybrid: He has the blood of the Demon Tribe.
  • Happily Adopted: Was abandoned in the forest as a child, and taken in by Grenier's father.
  • Heroic Lineage: The Langrisser IV Gate of Fate quests reveal he's a descendant of Landius and Listell, after hinting it because of his Orphan's Plot Trinket and demon traits.
  • Heroes Prefer Swords: The primary protagonist and capable of wielding the Langrisser. His main class line also uses swords.
  • Orphan's Plot Trinket: When he was left in the woods as a babe, he only had a red scarf and a sword.
  • Player Personality Quiz: One taken when initializing the game determines his class options, though he will always have a sword-focused option.

Almeda

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Voiced by: Maaya Uchida

One of the few surviving Descendants of Light. Due to her ancient blood, she is being hunted by the Hebril Forces. Together with her childhood friends, Matthew and Grenier, she embarked on an adventure to escape from Hebril's Army.


  • Be Careful What You Wish For: According to the Hero's Legacy entries unlocked by increasing her Bond, she was initially thrilled at leaving her boring village life when the adventure starts, but is quickly dismayed by how often she sees innocent people suffering along the way.
  • The Chosen One: The only person in the modern age capable of channeling Lushiris, opening and closing Time Rifts, and reforging the Langrisser.
  • Deadpan Snarker: Tends to be snarky towards her friends. It's even weaponized in her personal ability, Quip, which lowers a nearby enemy's defense after her turn.
  • Heroic Sacrifice: She's aware that the original Langrisser was forged with the spirit of Raymond/Sieghart, and is prepared to give her own soul if necessary to reforge the blade. Ultimately subverted, though, as Yulia takes her place.
  • Medium Awareness: She recognizes a divergent Time Rift as an alternate route from the original game, as well as where the Trails in the Sky guests originate from.
  • Ninja Maid: One of her alternate outfits makes her look like one.
  • White Mage: Her main class line focuses on healing and Holy magic, though her other class options give her more offense-focused abilities.

Grenier

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Captain of the Village Guards, and childhood friend of Matthew and Amelda, often playing the Big Brother. When his Father, the mayor of his Village, is in trouble, he leads the guards to defend the Village, bringing himself into the war.


  • Badass Normal: He can't wield the Langrisser like Matthew, nor does he have powers like Amelda. Despite this, he always strives to be there for his True Companions.
  • Big Brother Instinct: Tries his best to protect Matthew and Amelda with his strength. This is also reflected in his default abilities, learning Guard early on and getting a defense bonus whenever he takes a hit.
  • Brainwashed and Crazy: One story mission has him bitten by one of Rag's parasites and falling under his control, though the matter is quickly dealt with and he survives.
  • Chef of Iron: One of his alternate outfits makes him look like one.

Zerida

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Voiced by: Nozomi Nishida

A member of the Demon Tribe. Due to Matthew's blood connection to the Demon Tribe, she find herself interested in him. She possesses amazing powers, using them to fight on the front lines, killing all in her path.


  • Anti-Anti-Christ: She is capable of wielding the Alhazard, and thus is pivotal to the plans of this generation's Bozel, but would rather just have fun with Matthew.
  • Genki Girl: She has a perky personality, and considers battles as playtime.
  • Malevolent Masked Men: She's secretly the Demon General, the masked and hooded figure that antagonizes the Swordsmith Union throughout the story.
  • Promoted to Playable: She does not join as part of the main story, but was added as a SSR-tier summonable hero at the same time as Jugler.

Angelica

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Voiced by: Akane Tomonaga

A magician working with Jessica to restore an ancient city that used to fly. Though untalented in regular forms of magic, her magitek engineering skills are superb; one of the game's bonus modes is defeating her automatons for experience rewards.


  • Cloud Cuckoolander: Her research methods are a tad kooky, such as keeping living remains of blob monsters in test tubes.
  • Promoted to Playable: Doesn't join in the main story, but was added as a SR-tier hero later as a reward for story progression.

Unaligned NPCs

The Village Elder

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The leader of Dovalu Village. Grenier's father by birth, and Matthew's adoptive father. He also acts as an uncle for Amelda, who knows little about her own heritage.

The Aniki Gym

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A set of muscular fitness gurus, led by the cast of Cho Aniki. Originally encountered while trying to help with Angelica's experiments, a bonus mode allows them to be fought in exchange for items that increase a unit's power.

Ibbas Union

McAvoy

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One of the two best generals of the Ibbas Merchant Union, a country held together by trade deals and mercenary funds. Though the area is considered neutral territory, McAvoy decides to take matters into his own hands when he hears that enemies of the Empire are trying to restore ancient technology, worried that it might also be used against Ibbas.
  • Came Back Wrong: Dies at Geier's hand while defending the city of Carmen from demons, and is brought back by Bozel's servant Grove as a revenant in constant pain.
  • Recurring Boss: Antagonizes the Swordsmith Union repeatedly early on, under the assumption that they'll cause trouble for Ibbas.

Entreri

A mercenary employed by the Ibbas Union, often acting as McAvoy's informant. However, his true allegiance is with the Empire, and spreads misinformation so that Ibbas impedes the protagonists' journey.

Alustriel

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Voiced by: Juri Nagatsuma

A Fairy, and the other greatest general of the Ibbas Union. A missive from McAvoy following a demon attack on the Ibbas city of Carmen convinces her to assist the Swordsmith Union with their task.


  • Mercy Kill: She eventually puts the revenant McAvoy out of his misery.
  • Promoted to Playable: She was just an NPC during the first year of the game's release, but later banners allow her to be summoned and recruited.
  • Star-Crossed Lovers: Had deep feelings for McAvoy, who gets killed and turned into a revenant.

Sissy White

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Voiced by: Honoka Kuroki

The chief financial officer of Ibbas, as well as its youngest general. First mentioned negotiating with the Empire, she assists the Swordsmith Union after Alustriel advocates for them.


  • Promoted to Playable: She was just an NPC during the first year of the game's release, but as of February 4th 2021, the CN server now has her as a playable SSR.

The Hebril/Hyborean Empire

Bodamicus

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An honorable general of the Empire, whose valor is often ignored in favor of Bozel (also known as "The Sorcerer Gambino")'s willingness to go to extremes.
  • Anti-Villain: Treats the Swordsmith Union with respect, though he lacks the authority to help their cause, and his ties to Yulia prevent him from turning against the Empire...at first.
  • Good Scars, Evil Scars: Has a few battle marks on his face, but none that disfigure him.
  • Heel–Face Turn: Upon learning the extent of what the empire is doing to Yulia, he defects and assists the Union with the hope of eventually saving her.
  • Star-Crossed Lovers: Yulia, who he loves, sacrifices herself to reforge the Langrisser.

King Stein

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The king of the Empire, who trusts his royal adviser Bozel/Gambino and sends his army to capture the "false prophet" Amelda.
  • We Hardly Knew Ye: After Bozel amasses enough power to revive his Velzerian commanders, he has the King assassinated.

Yulia

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Her default appearance
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Voiced by: Airi Ishihara

The newest pope of the Empire. Bodamicus is very protective of her.


  • Heroic Sacrifice: Once she realizes she's been deceived and Chaos will only cause destruction, she takes Amelda's place as the soul to reforge Langrisser.
  • Promoted to Playable: She was just an NPC during the first year of the game's release, but later banners allow her to be recruited.
  • Religion of Evil: The church she's pope of serves Chaos, and considers the worship of Lushiris to be a pagan religion.

Shika Tribe

Aka

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Voiced by: Aki Toyosaki

The current Shaman Priestess of the Shika Tribe, though her timid nature has ostracized her from her own people. She first encounters the Swordsmith Union while abducting villagers from Dovalu to sacrifice to their goddess.

Caconsis

Knight of Mystery

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Voiced by: Yui Ishikawa

A mysterious knight that acts as the guardian of Caconsis. Although her past is shrouded in mystery, nobody questions her loyalty to the kingdom.


Ilucia

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Voiced by: Yuko Minaguchi

The current Regent of Caconsis, tasked with assisting the royal children Melania and Oliver.


  • Cleavage Window: Her Blossoming Flowers attire is a sleeveless dress that bares her cleavage.
  • Navel-Deep Neckline: Her Mystic Mistress attire bares her cleavage and goes down to nearly the bellybutton.

Oliver

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Voiced by: Nobuhiko Okamoto

One of the twin princes of Caconsis, who fantasizes about becoming a legendary hero and eagerly assists the Swordsmith Union when the opportunity arises.


Melania

Voiced by: Rina Hidaka

The other twin princess of Caconsis.


  • Heroic Lineage: She's a descendant of Shelfaniel, with a similar personality as well as healing talents.

Crimzo

Shilinka

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Voiced by: Ayako Kawasumi

The last of the pure Crimzonians, who was not only Rainforce's lover, but also the forger of the original Alhazard. She has recently arrived to the planet in order to finish what they started and conquer the world.


  • Childhood Friend Romance: Was both Rainforce's childhood friend and lover.
  • Cleavage Window: Every outfit she dons bares her cleavage in one form or another.
  • Greater-Scope Villain: As the one who made Alhazard, the blade Chaos and Bozel have used to influence the world since the beginning, she's at least partly responsible for every conflict in the series.
  • Impossibly-Low Neckline: Her Shadowsworn Plume attire is an off-shoulder neckline that also reveals more of her skin.

Adankelmo

  • Blank White Eyes: As shown in one of her animations as the Awakened One, Adankelmo's eyes have become completely white.
  • Evil Costume Switch: As opposed to her normal form which was fully dressed in white, her Awakened One form is less clothed such as tattered clothes, part of her back being bare, her pants having small splits on the side along with a visible butt crack, a bare midriff as seen in the front, and the portion baring her cleavage also showing the underside of her left breast. She also became a being that can burn the world.
  • Femme Fatalons: As the Awakened One, she has sharper fingernails and had been said to been sweeping the world with fire.
  • Impossibly-Low Neckline: One of her alternate outfits in her normal form is a green dress with a plunging neckline.
  • Magical Barefooter: In the form of the Awakened One, she goes entirely barefoot as opposed to her normal self who had a pair of boots.
  • Vapor Wear: As the Awakened One, the new duds show she is not wearing any underwear.

Caroline

  • Bifauxnen: By wearing her hair short and dressing in outfits that conceal her well-endowed body, she closely resembles a man.
  • Curtains Match the Windows: Blonde hair and yellow eyes.
  • Hidden Buxom: Her default and First Honor student outfits make her look flat-chested. It's not until she wears the Neon Blaze biker attire that we get to see how busty she actually is.

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