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Parallel Flight

The Player

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Human Male

^{Human Female}

^{Dog-like Alien Male}

^{Cat-like Alien Female}

Voiced by: Hiroki Goto, Yuuhei Iwanaga, Yuu Amano, Yui Toita, Orie Kimoto

Childhood Friend: With Akashi, at least in the universe of the story.
Doom Magnet: Discussed. Observers are rumored to be Kaibutsu attractants, with the more powerful ones being said to be especially alluring to the monsters. This results in the Player being fired from their job and then evicted from their apartment for fear that they might attract Kaibutsu to those locations without any real proof on their supers' part. Mokdai and Ryekie later assure the Player that those are just baseless rumors, but then admit that there's nothing exactly that proves those rumors are wrong...
Laser-Guided Amnesia: They were attacked and swallowed by a Kaibutsu when they were young, resulting in occasional lapses in memory and difficulty in recognizing their environment. Whatever the Broker did to them to give them their powers certainly didn't help the matter.

Akashi

Akashi Tamamura

Voiced by: Toshiyuki Hosaka

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Sidekick

^{Hero Costume}

^{Event Variant}

Academic Athlete: He's a student at Hinowa Physical Education University and an active member of the school's baseball club.
Batter Up!: His weapon of choice is, of course, a baseball bat, although he can also summon a fireball and bat that instead.
Childhood Friend: With the Player character.
Critical Status Buff: His Water Bullet variant's third skill deals more damage the more HP he has lost.
Heroic Build: Being an athlete and a hero this is a given.
I Know Madden Kombat: His hero forms are themed after baseball, his base hero form being the batter and his summer variant the pitcher.
Performance Anxiety: Said to perform at a professional level in baseball practice, but he gets nervous when it comes to playing in front of an actual crowd and starts making mistakes.
Punny Name: His name contains aka (red), matching his color.
Red Is Heroic: His hero costume is primarily red and he is noted to have a strong sense of justice.
Sensual Spandex: His hero costume leaves little to the imagination, especially in emphasizing his Heroic Build.

Mokdai

Voiced by: Kenta Kumamoto

Sidekick

^{Hero Costume}

^{Event Variant}

Ascended Fanboy: An enthusiast of hero shows who becomes a hero himself.
Asian and Nerdy: He is Earth-born, specifically Fukuoka, Japan, and an enthusiastic fanboy of all things superheroes.
Beware the Nice Ones: Adorable and soft as he may looks, that belies the fact that his lineage grants him a great deal of strength.
Big Beautiful Man: He is as friendly as he is chubby.
Big Ol' Eyebrows: He has noticeably thick eyebrows.
Brains and Brawn: The strategist of the game's lead group also has enhanced strength due to his alien physiology.
Car Fu: His Holy Night variant has him ride a sleigh to run over his opponents.
Goggles Do Something Unusual: His combat suit has goggles that seemingly connects in the back somewhere and likely feed him information.
Nice Guy: Noted to be a very friendly person.
Power Fist: His weapon of choice as a hero.
Punny Name: His name contains the Japanese word moku (wood), tying to his element.
The Smart Guy: His wide range of knowledge on the topics of Heroes, Villains, and Kaibutsu means he can formulate real-time strategies.
Tron Lines: Has these on his battle armor.
Wolf Man: Well, less wolf and more typical canine.

Sui

Voiced by: Mariya Ise

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Sidekick

^{Hero Costume}

Ambiguous Gender Identity: While the story never explicitly says it, there is all the evidence to suggest that Sui is a transgender woman who was only accepted by her mother.
Blue Is Heroic: She dons a beautiful, blue Battle Ballgown when transformed.
Cool Crown: Her outfit is complete with a silver tiara, and in her civilian life, she wears a silver headband.
Deadpan Snarker: Her profile notes she has a blasé personality, which is noted can be an issue since fashion designing is a job that requires open communication with customers.
Dark and Troubled Past: Further to the first trope, Sui was fine with just her mother's acceptance. This made losing her all the more painful, leaving her stuck with transphobic relatives before Maculata took her in.
Half-Human Hybrid: She is half-Lunarian and half-Earthling.
Improbable Weapon User: In her hero form, she wields a giant sewing needle, thread, and scissors.
Lunarians: On one side of her family.
Missing Mom: Her mother is dead; her bio states that her mother's death has sent Sui spiraling into depression.
Pimped-Out Dress: Her hero costume is a gorgeous dress resembling a ballgown.
Punny Name: The Japanese word sui can mean water, i.e., her element.
Raven Hair, Ivory Skin: Her pale complexion stands in contrast to her long dark hair.
Shout-Out: Her hero form is laden with Cinderella imagery, down to the glass slippers.

Ryekie

Voiced by: Kazuhiro Nakaya

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Sidekick

^{Hero Costume}

^{Event Variant}

The Cape: He's a famous and successful superhero on Earth with several achievements to his name. Bonus points for wearing an actual cape in his hero suit.
Containment Clothing: All his clothes are made with insulating materials to mitigate the chance of him accidentally shocking someone.
No Indoor Voice: He is noted to be very loud.
Punny Name: His name contains rai (lightning), his superpower.
Red Baron: His alias as a Hero is Zap the Justice.
Shock and Awe: His biology allows him to naturally accumulate large amounts of static electricity, resulting in the need for his custom-made insulating suit.
Spell My Name With An S: The straightforward romanization of his Japanese name is "Raiki," but his name's actual spelling, "Ryekie," is very different, arguably so much so that without the Japanese characters as a guide, many people would have trouble figuring out how to pronounce it.
Super Mode: In chapter 4 climax, with the help of the protagonist, he achieves a stronger form coated in blue lightning as opposed to his usual yellow to take down the final Procy-shaped kaibutsu. This special form makes more sporadic appearance later.
White Gloves: He wears these, likely to allow him to touch people and objects without the risk of unintentionally zapping them. The gloves even have gamma vertical lines down each finger like those of a cartoon's.

Crowne

Crowne Applefield

Voiced by: Mayumi Yamaguchi

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Sidekick

^{Hero Costume}

Awesomeness by Analysis: Her wrench is able to accurately analyze the performance and structure of any object that she sees.
Cool Big Sis: She is this to Hisaki.
The Engineer: Mechanic and spaceship pilot for Parallel Flight. Turns into a Combat Engineer when she becomes a hero.
Punny Name: Her name in katakana contains kuro (black), fitting her dark element.
Wrench Wench: Works as a mechanic at the protagonist's company, along with wielding a massive wrench as a weapon in her hero costume.

Huckle

Huckle Darlens

Voiced by: Kenyū Horiuchi

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Sidekick

^{Hero Costume}

Benevolent Boss: He is the founder and president of the hero office Parallel Flight. On top of his easy-going personality, he has a high sense of responsibility and is willing to help his employees any way he can.
Discard and Draw: Used to be a hero, but lost the ability to transform after gaining observer power. Losing his observer power to Alternate Crowne allows him to become a hero again.
Frontline General: Despite having no hero power, he doesn't shy away from leading his squad in the frontlines. Deconstructed in chapter 4 when this makes him a sitting duck for Alternate Crowne, who successfully injures him and takes out his observer power.
Laser-Guided Amnesia: He spends much of chapter 5 without memory of his life after becoming an Observer, including any memory he has regarding Parallel Flight and its employees, thanks to Alternate Crowne destroying his Observer power. He eventually regains the memory after the heroes' fight against the Mt. Fuji kaibutsu.
Reasonable Authority Figure: Helps he was a hero in the past, but he ensures he treats his employees fairly and passes good judgment.
Retired Badass: He was once an S-class hero known as "Hopper the Faith", until he awakened the powers of an observer. Since that day he could no longer transform into a hero so he decided to use his experience to help new and aspiring heroes. The fact he is Ryekie's mentor says a lot. No longer the case after Season 1 Chapter 4, where losing his Observer power allows him to go back to hero business.

Medical Aid Hero Agency (M.A.H.A)

Rakta

Rakta Salya

Voiced by: Jun Kasama

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Sidekick

^{Hero Costume}

^{Event Variant}

Bunny-Ears Lawyer: He is a serious man and is extremely good at his job as a surgeon, however, he tends to act very eccentric.
Deadly Doctor: He's a surgeon whose hero powers debilitate enemies rather than heal.
Literal-Minded: He was taught by his mentor "Being a surgeon is a trial of strength". He took this a bit too literally and since then has undergone various health regiments including going to the gym 5 times a week.

Loren

Loren Farland

Voiced by: Yoshihito Oonami

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Sidekick

^{Hero Costume}

Beleaguered Assistant: Downplayed. While he loves his nursing job and views Rakta as dependable, the doctor does not make his job easy for Loren.
Big Beautiful Man: He has a chubby physique and is quite beautiful. His hero form adds to this by turning him into an angel.
Cloudcuckoolander's Minder: Rakta tends to act recklessly and Loren is the only person who is able to keep him in check.
Cute Clumsy Girl: A rare male example. He is a gentle and sweet soul and is quite clumsy, but his patients and coworkers find it endearing. His bio furthers this by calling him an oopsie nursie.
The Medic: His skills primarily focus on healing.
Our Angels Are Different: His hero form evokes a Renaissance-style angel with wings, a halo, and a toga.

Broadcasters

Narihito

Narihito Karue

Voiced by: Yasuaki Takumi

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Sidekick

^{Hero Costume}

^{Event Variant}

Awesomeness by Analysis: How his ability works. If he can properly remember a hero's skills he can copy them.
Badass Santa: His Christmas variant not only dons a red-and-gold Powered Armor, but also a fluffy cape that makes him look quite like a Santa, and is a high-powered DPS.
Power Copying: Narihito is able to copy any hero's skills if he is able to recall them. However, the skill isn't as strong as the original, and it only works well if he knows and can properly remember it.
Shout-Out: A mild-mannered reporter with a shabby appearance, complete with glasses, who changes into a clean-cut, dashing hero in a colorful spandex onesie. Sound familiar?

Kalaski

Voiced by: Yui Toita

Sidekick

^{Hero Costume}

Older Than He Looks: Looks like a teenage tiger with a voice to match, but is actually twenty-something as his species is known for their slow growth rate.
Stellar Name: A subtle case. Unlike other characters whose stellar names are familiar to western astronomers, Kalaski's name is instead derived from Karasuki-boshi the plow, a name used by some ancient Japanese astronomers to refer to Orion's Belt.
Time Stands Still: His camera Parallel Weapon, which can freeze its target in time for up to 5 seconds.

Grigory

Voiced by:

Sidekick

^{Hero Costume}

Labor's Site

Goro

Voiced by: Yoshihito Oonami

Sidekick

^{Hero Costume}

^{Event Variant}

The Alcoholic: A heavy drinker even when he is working one can see him with a bottle of booze. In his case it's Drowning His Sorrows.
Big Beautiful Man: Big, easy on the eyes and he knows it too.
Drowning His Sorrows: One day, a giant monster attacked his hometown, separating him from his family. This started his drinking habit, turning him into The Alcoholic.
Handy Man: He works as a carpenter, or more specifically, a shipwright.
Jiggle Physics: The player can see his chest and stomach jiggle when he attacks.
Quirky Bard: His Delightful Performer variant plays his accordion to support his teammates.
Vapor Wear: His hero costume is sensible enough, but when he receives battle damage, it becomes clear he isn't wearing anything under his pants, befitting his lecherous personality.

Isaribi

Voiced by: Masahiro Ogata

Sidekick

^{Hero Costume}

Walking Shirtless Scene: His hero suit ditches his top.

Hisaki

Hisaki Yodobashi

Voiced by: Kappei Yamaguchi

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Sidekick

^{Hero Costume}

^{Event Variant}

Gadgeteer Genius: Possesses extensive knowledge of science and engineering and is a self-confessed genius inventor.
Heroic Dog: In the same way as Barrel.
Keet: Has a sociable and energetic personality and is quite ditzy.
Savvy Guy, Energetic Girl: Inverted, he is the energetic one while Crowne is more calm and pragmatic.

Pubraseer

Voiced by: Kenta Miyake

Sidekick

^{Hero Costume}

Amnesiac Hero: He memory of the past is patchy, and even his in-game bio is riddled with blanks during the first few days of his release. It is later revealed that he was a captain of a starship before becoming the Sole Survivor of a kaibutsu attack.
Going Down with the Ship: Defied, but not by him. During that fateful kaibutsu attack, an already-injured Pubraseer insisted on saving his crewmates even as their ship was breaking apart and there was only one rescue pod left. His crewmates decided to pull The Mutiny on him instead to save his life.
The Medic: His nonbasic skills are all healing, and his third skill even cleanses debuffs.
The Mutiny: On the receiving end, and a (relatively) benevolent example. He wanted to save his crewmates even if he might not make it out alive, but they instead knocked him out, sealed him in the last rescue pod, and launched him away from their imminent doom.

Lilac

Voiced by: Hiroki Goto

Sidekick

^{Hero Costume}

Floral Theme Naming: A florist named after a flower.
Shear Menace: His hero weapon is a disassembled pair of giant scissors.

Gourmet Fighters

Kirsch

Voiced by: Orie Kimoto

Sidekick

^{Hero Costume}

Edible Theme Naming: Her name is a shortened form of the German word "Kirsche", meaning "cherry".
The Medic: Aside from having a basic attack that can burn, she's mostly a healer specializing in regen.
Magical Girl: Her hero form clearly is meant to resemble that of a typical magical girl.

Yuhang

Cai Yuhang

Voiced by:

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Sidekick

^{Hero Costume}

Chef of Iron: His hero form definitely evokes a restaurant chef, even summoning flames and stoves during his skills.
Combat Medic: His hero and sidekick skills primarily revlove around dealing damage and healing his teammates at the same time.

Heroic Educators

Kyoichi

Kyoichi Ootomo

Voiced by: Takashi Yonezawa

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Sidekick

^{Hero Costume}

^{Event Variant}

Badass Teacher: He's an elementary school teacher who became a hero by protecting students from a Kaibutsu during TA training. Suffice to say if you harm his students in any way he'll make you regret that decision.
Childhood Friends: He has known Subaru since they were kids in elementary school.
Cool Teacher: When he isn't a hero he's a teacher, and his students idolize both him and his alter ego.
Secret Identity: His hero form "Element Teacher" is kept a secret from his students for their protection.

Shoen

Voiced by: Ken Narita

Sidekick

^{Hero Costume}

^{Event Variant}

Art Attacker: His base weapon is a huge calligraphy brush, his skills are often accompanied by kanji, and his original Limit Break coats the screen with ink.
Big Ol' Eyebrows: Hidden behind his headgears is a pair of enormous black eyebrows.
Gentle Giant: He's a big guy with a gruff face and doesn't talk much, however, he actually has a soft voice and a gentle personality. He also loves children.
Meaningful Name: shoen(松煙) refers to a type of calligraphy ink made from pine soot.

Toshu

Voiced by: Tetsu Inada

Sidekick

^{Hero Costume}

^{Event Variant}

Antiquated Linguistics: He addresses himself with sessha.
Dual Wielding: Wields two katanas as a hero. He wields only one as Sword Spirit, though.
Hates Being Touched: Gets very flustered at having his mane touched.
Hot-Blooded: He is described as a hothead with a short temper, despite partaking in spiritual training.
Samurai Ponytail: Yet another hint about his samurai lifestyle.
Tsundere: The kind who will snap if teased and called such.

Flamier

Flamier R. Astridam

Voiced by: Yui Toita

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Sidekick

^{Hero Costume}

^{Event Variant}

Badass Teacher: A high school chemistry teacher who is also a hero.
Braids of Action: As Flower Dancer, she ties her hair in two braids.
Cool Teacher: When she isn't a hero she is a chemistry teacher and her students greatly admire her.
Demolitions Expert: She possesses an extraordinary knowledge of combustible substances such as gunpowder and explosives.
Jiggle Physics: The player can see her breasts move when she attacks.
Lunarians: She was born and raised on the moon.
Mad Bomber: Downplayed. She doesn't want to harm or kill her enemies with explosives, but to show them the beauty of fire. Her dream is to "make the most beautiful fireworks in existence", but due to her obsession with flames and explosives, she tends to engulf areas in a sea of flames.
Ms. Fanservice: She definitely fits this trope and the game plays it for what it's worth. Not only having her don a form-fitting outfit but also giving her sprite Jiggle Physics.
Sensual Spandex: Her outfit doesn't leave much to the imagination, showing off her ample figure.
Vapor Wear: Her costume isn't this at first glance, however, when she receives enough battle damage her art shows she doesn't wear any underclothing.

Marfik

Marfik I. Jordan

Voiced by: Ryūzaburō Ōtomo

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Sidekick

^{Hero Costume}

^{Event Variant}

Life Drain: He is the first hero whose basic attack comes free with self-heal.
Shovel Strike: His Adventurer variant wields this instead of his usual pickaxe.

Roiker

Voiced by: Shou Nogami

Sidekick

^{Hero Costume}

Friendly Sniper: A chill ally to our heroes and a sniper hero.

Santetsu

Santetsu Tokuhara

Voiced by: Yuuki Arimoto

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Sidekick

^{Hero Costume}

Mechanically Unusual Fighter: His first skill is a pure speed debuff instead of an attack, and using it as his first action on his turn allows him to act again at the cost of losing all the VP he generates during this first action. This makes him the only hero to be able to consistently act twice per turn as long as the first action is his first skill.

Obsidius

Voiced by:

Sidekick

^{Hero Costume}

^{Event Variant}

Jiggle Physics: When he attacks, his chest slightly bounces
This Is a Drill: His hero weapon is a drill to evoke miner/demolition man.

Neo Talents Productions

Hitomi

Hitomi Ayauta

Voiced by: Karen

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Sidekick

^{Hero Costume}

^{Event Variant}

Cute, but Cacophonic: Not always, but her voice can get very high-pitched.
Exotic Eye Designs: Her eyes are a bright combination of lime green and yellow.
Half-Human Hybrid: She is half-Earthling and half-alien.
Idol Singer: Her career outside of being a hero is listed as this. Even her hero form looks like an idol, complete with a mic stand and musical notes accompanying her skills.
Spontaneous Crowd Formation: Her third skill summons a number of fans with glowsticks. Her Ripple Sound variant takes it further by summoning an entire concert hall.

Kouki & Sirius

Kouki Inukura

Voiced by: Yumiko Kobayashi

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Sidekick

^{Hero Costume}

^{Event Variant}

A Boy and His X: A boy and his dog.
A Lizard Named "Liz": Sirius the dog is named after the dog star Sirius.
Anime Hair: Seriously just look at it.
Loyal Animal Companion: His dog Sirius.
Missing Mom: Became an actor and a hero, in hopes of his mother one day finding him.
Spam Attack: His Lightning Blade variant's second skill can potentially hit 5 times in a single attack provided there is enough View Power to spend.
Support Party Member: Basic Kouki specializes in increasing View Power, making it easier for his teammates to use their skills.
What You Are in the Dark: Acts like a meek and kind boy when the cameras are rolling, but when the cameras are off he is haughty and arrogant.

reXer

Alex R. Wilson

Voiced by: Nobuyuki Hiyama

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Sidekick

^{Sidekick 2}

^{Hero Costume}

^{Hero Costume 2}

^{Event Variant}

The Reveal: The original reXer was already dead long before the events of Virtual Festa Royale and that the current one was later revealed to be actually his son.
Fan Nickname: After the reveal of his true identity both versions were given nicknames by the players to easily differentiate them, "reXdad" (masked) and "reXson" (unmasked).

Danzo

Voiced by: Yu Hayashi

Sidekick

^{Hero Costume}

Ryusei

Global Drivers Union

Digram

Voiced by: Kenji Nomura

Sidekick

^{Hero Costume}

Gatling Good: His hero form showcases two shoulder-mounted gatlings, although he doesn't use them in his attack animation.
Status-Buff Dispel: His third skill immediately wipes out multiple enemy buffs at once.
Wave-Motion Tuning Fork: His hero form has this in place of his right hand, and this serves as his main weapon.

Andrew

Voiced by: Hiroki Goto

Sidekick

^{Hero Costume}

^{Event Variant}

Aerith and Bob: His name, while fittingly close to "android", is the only one of the cast so far to be commonly used.
Androids Are People, Too: He is an android and despite being a machine he can feel emotions just like any other living being.
Innocent Fanservice Girl: A male example. Should the player show interest in his body he will say it's okay if they want to see more before asking to wait while he strips, though he is promptly stopped.
Mr. Fanservice: His hero costume is meant to evoke this showing off most of his body.
Red Eyes, Take Warning: His teal eyes turn red when angry, though this only seems to be when not in his hero form. They also appear red in his blushing expression.
Ridiculously Human Robot: In contrast to Digram, Andrew looks very close to human.
Stripperiffic: His hero costumes leaves most of his body exposed barring his arms (and legs for his base hero form).
Vapor Wear: Again his hero form, barring the protective cup he is pretty much bare.

Shaft

Shaft Todoroki

Voiced by: Takuya Masumoto

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Sidekick

^{Hero Costume}

^{Event Variant}

Car Fu: His Runner variant operates a trishaw to run over his enemies.
Combination Attack: If an enemy survives his base hero's third skill, he immediately orders his teammate to follow up with their basic attack.
Sports Hero Backstory: Before becoming a taxi driver he was a professional rugby player.
The Ditz: Seems to often forget his keys and to turn the meter on for his cab. (the latter in every victorious fight apparently)

Galaxy Athletes

Polaris Mask

Kensuke Kitakami

Voiced by: Kenta Miyake

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Sidekick

^{Hero Costume}

^{Event Variant}

Animal Motifs: His Christmas variant evokes the polar bear, what's with switching his element to water, conjuring icebergs as a stage, and wearing a pair of polar bear paws.
Gravity Master: His Parallel Weapon, a pair of shoes, can control gravity. He can lower gravity to make really high jumps, then increase gravity while airborne to dive down on enemies.
Masked Luchador: His design evokes a wrestler, particularly the mask and the showy outfit.
Walking Shirtless Scene: He loves baring his chest.

Hydoor

Voiced by: Sho Koda

Sidekick

^{Hero Costume}

Chain Pain: His hero weapon.
Pirate: He used to be one before being reformed, though he still swears like a sailor.
Sir Swears-a-Lot: For starters, he generally addresses people with the very rude temee.

Anna

Voiced by:

Sidekick

^{Hero Costume}

Bedlah Babe: Her hero form roughly looks like a belly dancer.

Independent Heroes

Procy

Procyon Floud

Voiced by: Kappei Yamaguchi

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Sidekick

^{Hero Costume}

^{Event Variant}

Coat Cape: Swift Knuckle Procyon wears his coat this way, bancho-style.
Pint-Sized Powerhouse: He is small, to the point that his sidekick portrait has him stand on a stool and his hero suit comes with a floating platform to raise him above the ground, but he's an S-Rank hero.
Power Floats: Swift Knuckle Procyon flat out hovers, and is a DPS unit unlike his basic support self.

Alchiba

Voiced by: Jun Kasama

Sidekick

^{Hero Costume}

^{Event Variant}

Awesomeness by Analysis: His monocle weapon has the ability to scan all the information hidden by a subject, letting him expose all their weaknesses and truths.
Bird People: Specifically a black crow man, who turns white in his detective hero form.
Combo: The below-mentioned skill focuses on using the game's combo mechanic, stacking up to three combo points in addition to the base point gained from Alchiba taking action.
Death of a Thousand Cuts: His variant, "The Chaser”'s second skill is this, where he can apply up to four individual strikes to a single target in one attack.
Handsome Lech: Is known around as a playboy and even flirts and seduces his clients.
Meaningful Name: The star Alchiba is also known as Alpha Corvi of the constellation Corvus, the crow. Fittingly, Alchiba here is a humanoid crow.
Mr. Fanservice: His sidekick and Chaser skin variant invoke this trope.
Navel-Deep Neckline: Befitting his personality, his sidekick portrait and Chaser skin showcase his chest and abs in their full glory, by unbuttoning his shirt as a sidekick and unzipping his outfit all the way down as The Chaser. Averted in his detective hero form, where he is well-covered even when suffering Clothing Damage.
Sensual Spandex: His Chaser variant has him don spandex and they clearly 'emphasize' his body.
Shout-Out: His detective hero skin brings into mind Sherlock Holmes.
Vapor Wear: His Chaser variant makes it abundantly clear that he has nothing underneath his hero costume.

Gomeisa

Voiced by: Yasuaki Takumi

Sidekick

^{Hero Costume}

^{Event Variant}

Badass Pacifist: Gomesia would never hurt a fly and isn't a fighter by nature, but that doesn't mean he can't kick ass.
Barrier Warrior: Is able to produce a barrier made of tree leaves to protect others and reflect attacks.
Character Development: In the Took a Level in Badass variety. Gomeisa initially detested anything to do with fighting and believed in resolving issues peacefully. Near the end of Dawn's Golden Spirit story, when a giant Kaibutsu was about to kill his friends, Gomeisa produces a barrier of tree leaves and understands that heroes fight to protect the ones they love. Gomeisa defeats the monster by dancing healing both it and his friends, all the while reducing the Kaibutsu to the size of a child causing it to fade away.
Gentle Giant: Gomeisa is 3 meters or 9.8 feet tall, and dislikes fights, and would like for everyone to get along with one another.
Innocent Fanservice Guy: His profile spells this out, saying that since he's so kind and naive that he doesn't understand that people might have ill intentions if he is touched or asked to take off his clothes, he sees no issue with it.
Magic Dance: Is able to heal others by dancing.
Meaningful Name: His closeness to Procy is related to the fact that the star Gomeisa is the beta of Canis Minor constellation, with Procyon being the alpha.
The Medic: Fitting his personality, his skills focus on healing and support in both his hero forms. His Holy Frost variant doesn't even have offensive skill at all, not even his basic attack.
Reluctant Warrior: He was this before his Character Development.
Took a Level in Badass: Initially a Reluctant Warrior, he is now more than willing to fight in his own way to protect others.
Vapor Wear: Implied to not be wearing anything underneath his hero costume.
Walking Shirtless Scene: In hero form.

Gaius

Voiced by:

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Sidekick

^{Hero Costume}

Chef of Iron: He's a coffee connoisseur who uses his coffee knowledge to help him fight.

Raizi

Voiced by:

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Galvo

Voiced by:

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Sidekick

^{Hero Costume}

Body to Jewel: His hero form coats the ends of his limbs with crystals. As he's injured, more of his body becomes crystallized.

Yohack

Voiced by:

Sidekick

^{Hero Costume}

Ganran

Sidekick

^{Hero Costume}

Union of Earth Hero Agency

Barrel

Barrel Crankrack

Voiced by: Yuuhei Iwanaga

https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/fg_barrel_s01.png

Sidekick

^{Hero Costume}

^{Event Variant}

A-Team Firing: His aim is very bad unless he suits up.
Big Friendly Dog: His overall behavior, namely his energetic enthusiasm and tendency to wag his tail, accidentally slapping nearby people especially Gammei.
Heroic Dog: A dog-like alien who fights for justice.
Leeroy Jenkins: He tends to jump straight into the fray at the first possible moment.
More Dakka: Not only does he become a much better marksman as a hero, he can also summon additional firearms out of thin air for even more shots.

Gammei

Gammei Tsukinowa

Voiced by: Masaki Terasoma

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Sidekick

^{Hero Costume}

^{Event Variant}

Ninja: His hero outfit looks quite like Naruto ninja clothes.
Spell My Name With An S: Because of the way Japanese characters and pronunciations work, the "proper" romanization of his name (being as literal as possible without any understanding of how native Japanese speakers write names) would be "Ganmei." However, the spelling of his name in English on the official Live-A-Hero website◊ makes it abundantly clear that his name is indeed supposed to be spelled "Gammei."
Vapor Wear: His hero costume makes it clear he doesn't wear anything underneath.

Furlong

Hal Furlong Hale

Voiced by: Takashi Yonezawa

https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/fg_furlong_s01.png

Sidekick

^{Hero Costume}

^{Event Variant}

Dub Name Change: His name in the original katakana is Halon.
Expressive Hair: The color of his flames indicate what personality is active at the moment: Blue for his Shrinking Violet self, red for his Hot-Blooded one.
Flaming Hair: His hair actually is a stream of flame. There's also some flame on his tail.
Meaningful Name: Halon can refer to a class of fire-suppressant chemicals, a good name for a firefighter.^note
Repetitive Name: In katakana, his full name becomes Hal Halon Hale

Victom

Victom Vincent

Voiced by: Masahiro Ogata

https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/fg_victom_s01.png

Sidekick

^{Hero Costume}

^{Event Variant}

Covered in Scars: His body is quite scarred, and we also see some hints of his damaged face behind his helmet.
Diving Kick: He attacks by kicking downwards.
Glass Cannon: His base hero form has one of the highest attack stat, a basic attack with high multiplier, and a massive attack buff for himself, with his sidekick form giving this same buff. However, he has among the lowest health, his basic attack slaps him with burn, and that attack buff also comes with a defense debuff.

Okitaka

Okitaka Takadono

Voiced by: Takahiro Miyamoto

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Sidekick

^{Hero Costume}

^{Event Variant}

Combat Hand Fan: His hero weapon, although he doesn't actually do the combat himself.
Mechanically Unusual Fighter: He is the first hero to have no skills that directly deals damage, although his basic "attack" has him order his teammate to attack instead.
Mission Control: As a leader figure in U.E.H.A., his hero playstyle is essentially this, buffing his allies and ordering them to attack.

Seiichiro

Seiichiro Tenma

Voiced by:

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Sidekick

^{Hero Costume}

Luckily, My Shield Will Protect Me: She wields a huge white shield as a hero.
Shield Bash: She also uses her shield as a bludgeon.

S&S Heroes

Nessen

Nessen Mochizuki

Voiced by: Ryōtarō Okiayu

https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/download_1_17.png

Sidekick

^{Hero Costume}

^{Event Variant}

Baths Are Fun: Especially in his case, he takes them 5 times a day.
Half-Human Hybrid: He is half-Alien and half-Earthling.
Hunk: He is tall, handsome, with a very muscular body.
Horned Humanoid: Has two horns due to his alien blood from his father's side. Interestingly, one of his horns is broken.
Mr. Fanservice: He is this in spades especially in his hero costume.
Support Party Member: His Moonlight Shadow variant has no innate attack on his own and instead gives buffs and healing to his teammates while also ordering them to attack on his stead.
Temporary Online Content: Shared by Him, Vulpecula and Giansar. So far, the three of them are the only non-variant event Heroes who are made available for only a limited time.

Yasuhiko

Yasuhiko Yatomi

Voiced by: Hiroki Goto

https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/fg_yasuhiko_s01.png

Sidekick

^{Hero Costume}

Gratuitous English: He starts each battle with "Hello, everyone!".
Gratuitous French: One of his line is "Surprise!" pronounced the French way (suh-preese) instead of English (sir-price)

Astosis

Voiced by:

Sidekick

^{Hero Costume}

Creative Brain

Maculata

Voiced by: Miki Narahashi

Sidekick

^{Hero Costume}

High-Heel Power: Wears heels in both forms with an air of confidence and authority in the fashion industry. Her higher star art has her heels in the forefront in a fittingly suggestive pose.
Ms. Fanservice: In both her sidekick and hero forms.
Parental Substitute: Became this to Sui when she took her in as her pupil from the transphobic relatives she was stuck with after her mother was eaten, though they both knew she could never actually replace her beloved mom.
People Puppets: How her energy threads work - she can use them to knit "clothes" with various characteristics on enemies and allies alike, which translates to increasing or decreasing speed in game. She directly displays a supportive use of these in chapter 4 when she uses them to allow Barrel to continue fighting when he was too injured to move, though it unfortunately didn't do anything for the pain.
Stripperiffic: Her hero costume leaves nothing to the imagination.
Team Mom: When she is around the main cast she will take any opportunity to scold them to take better care of their appearance, much to their comedic dismay.
Vapor Wear: In both forms in fact.

Subaru

Subaru Nobeyama

Voiced by: Yuu Amano

https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/download_474.png

Sidekick

^{Hero Costume}

Childhood Friends: He has known Kyoichi since they were kids in elementary school.
Deadpan Snarker: He is noted to make sarcastic and bitter remarks.
The Hermit: He hates people, social gatherings, and enjoys being alone. His hero costume also reflects his status as a hermit.
The Cobbler's Children Have No Shoes: Would you have guessed that an author whose works focus on human nature and their love/bonds with one another is actually terrible at forming interpersonal relationships?
Winds of Destiny, Change!: His weapon a fountain pen allows him to alter the future in a designated place. However, this comes with two caveats. It has to flow naturally with the setting, and it has to be handwritten.

Royal Aradissian Cavalry

Rutilix

Rutilix Soro Korphen

Voiced by: Jun Fukuyama

https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/fg_rutilix_s01.png

Sidekick

^{Hero Costume}

Collateral Damage: His sidekick attack's low VP cost is offset by also damaging the hero using it. This damage can be fatal, potentially resulting in My God, What Have I Done?.
Fragile Speedster: Despite being a knight wearing sensible armor, his second skill works by being faster than his target to do more damage. Besides his self-heal, he has no defensive options and is tied with Ryekie for the second-highest speed value at 6*.
Hates Being Touched: Gets very flustered in his touch line before yelling out "KILL".
Hot-Blooded: He is impatient and has a short temper.
Knight in Shining Armor: A knight apprentice who is part of the cavalry belonging to the kingdom of Aradisia, he transforms into a hero in shining armor wielding light.
Light Is Good: Transforms into a heroic knight wielding a rapier made of light, driven to fight to protect his country and people.
Life Drain: The second hero after Marfik to have a base attack that comes with a free self-heal.
Royal Rapier: His hero weapon is a rapier, and aside from his second skill, he attacks by stabbing.
Significant Green-Eyed Redhead: Has bright green eyes and orange hair (grown out to a golden mane in his hero form) and plays an important role in his debut event.
Status-Buff Dispel: His third skill can erase up to two enemy buffs.
Superheroes Wear Capes: His unassuming green cape becomes a fancy golden one with a star pattern at the base in his hero form.

Alphecca

Alphecca Gemma the 21st

Voiced by: Yuuki Arimoto

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Sidekick

^{Hero Costume}

^{Event Variant}

Bling of War: His hero outfit is an impressive set of armor complete with a cape.
Horned Humanoid: Has horns on the side of his head, a trait of his alien nature.
Hunk: He is very muscular and attractive, as well as clearly well-endowed.
Meaningful Name: Both his first and second names are different names for the same alpha star of Corona Borealis, the northern crown, suiting his royal background.
Mr. Fanservice: His hero outfit's armor does not extend to his crotch, which is especially highlighted in his five-star art.
Prongs of Poseidon: His Tidal Surge variant basically has him cosplay as Greek god Poseidon, with a matching weapon and element.
Royals Who Actually Do Something: Before he became king, he was training to be a knight. After his coronation, he still trains in secret and shows up on the battlefield with a mask to hide his face, leading to stories of a "mysterious white knight".
Vapor Wear: His damaged sprite shows he wears nothing underneath his tight pants.

Japan Self-Defense Authorities

Sadayoshi

Sadayoshi Ikusabata

Voiced by: Ken Narita

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Sidekick

^{Hero Costume}

^{Event Variant}

Because Destiny Says So: A believer of this. One of his quotes questions why Monomasa refused to follow his preordained path.
Critical Status Buff: His third skill becomes stronger the closer he is to death.
Foil: To Monomasa. Sadayoshi believes that everyone must follow whatever path of life that have been laid out before them, while Monomasa was so distraught living like a puppet that he decided to get out of said life. Gameplay-wise, base Sadayoshi is a tank who baits enemies to attack him to make use of his Critical Status Buff, while Monomasa is a pure offense character whose offensive power peaks when he is at high health and switches to defensive play when his health gets low.
My Country, Right or Wrong: He believes in executing any order he gets from his higher-ups without question. Several other characters have called him out on this, especially as some of them have overheard that Sadayoshi himself in private is actually reluctant to nuke a metropolis just to stop a kaibutsu threat. Eventually he relents and support the heroes against his supervisors' orders.

Tsuneaki

Tsuneaki Toshuku

Voiced by:

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Sidekick

^{Hero Costume}

Guild Eagle Eyes

Phein

Muliphein

Voiced by:

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Sidekick

^{Hero Costume}

Pint-Sized Powerhouse: About the same height as Procy, but also as skilled in heroics.

Tabit

Voiced by:

https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/d7631687_56b2_43db_b671_8be87c7c663e.png

Sidekick

^{Hero Costume}

Ridiculously Human Robots: Even more so than Andrew, as he has practically no visual indicator that he's an android.

Non Partisan (No Affiliation)

Suhail

Suhail Bautista

Voiced by: Masaki Terasoma

https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/fg_suhail_s01_8.png

Sidekick

^{Hero Costume}

^{Event Variant}

Artificial Limb: His left arm is mechanical, and can take on a few different forms, like an Arm Cannon. His bio says it's made from parts that a dear friend of his left behind. The bio isn't clear on what exactly happened to his friend, but since it goes on to say that the friend was from the mechanical planet Tronesion (which Digram is also from), and multiple character bios make reference to Tronesion getting caught up in some kind of war, it certainly makes heavy implications about how they "left behind" an arm...
Anti-Villain: He's a nice and genuine person who values friendships, he just so happens to commit criminal acts mainly theft. Considering that and his acts of thievery only involve stealing from corrupt nobles and millionaires this puts him firmly in this category.
The Hedonist: He is a pleasure seeker only doing things if he finds them interesting.
Herd-Hitting Attack: His base hero skills, including his basic attack, deal AoE damage.
It Amused Me: His reason for doing anything, whether it be fighting, thievery, or hero work. If it "interests" him, he's going to do it.
Just Like Robin Hood: He steals from the corrupt rich and gives to the poor.
Meaningful Name: There are several stars whose Arabic names contain the word Suhail, and most of them can be found in constellations Carina, Puppis, and Vela. Those three constellations are pieces of what used to be Argo Navis, the sailing ship, thus tying to Suhail's pirate design.
Punch-Clock Hero: Reaches out to hero offices if they have missions he finds interesting.
Space Pirates: Self-explanatory. Just look at him.
Token Evil Teammate: He is a pirate who committed numerous crimes and thus isn't classified as a hero. To further this point in Chapter 2 when the protagonist signs a contract to allow Suhail to transform, the device outright calls him a villain.

Monomasa

Monomasa Oosato

Voiced by: Kenji Nojima

https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/fg_monomasa_s01.png

Sidekick

^{Hero Costume}

^{Event Variant}

Anti-Hero: The pair are considered to be a peculiar being, because they are "villains of justice", always respecting the lives of the masses.
Dark Is Not Evil: Drovain is the first seen sentient Kaibutsu who has no desire to eat people. His appearance is still the same as his fellow monstrous kind.
Dark and Troubled Past: Before meeting Drovain, Monomasa was a puppet-like young man who lived a life that reflected almost none of his own will. This led him to the next trope.
Driven to Suicide: Monomasa was until discovering Drovain and giving up his body to him.
Dressed All in Rubber: His "Monstrooper" hero form has Drovain take over his body in the form of a thin and dripping black material similar to latex, which highlights his enhanced muscular form.
Horrifying Hero: A hulking wolf with a razor maw and dripping with latex is certainly not your typical hero.
Hunter of His Own Kind: Will fight his fellow Kaibutsu to protect others.
Mechanically Unusual Fighter: Not only base Monomasa is the first hero to have a passive skill in his skill slot, he is also the first character whose hero and sidekick skills change property depending on how much health he or his hero has left.
Monstrous Humanoid: The resulting fusion of a wolf therian and a Kaibutsu certainly evokes an intimidating appearance.
Morph Weapon: Drovain can shapeshift into multiple things, such as a sword.
Red Eyes, Take Warning: As a sign that it is Drovain who is in control, his eyes have red sclera. When Monomasa finally awakens in his own body, his sclera returns to white.
Sizeshifter: His body and muscle mass grow with Drovain's takeover.
Stance System: At more than half health, he has increased offensive power, and when his health goes down to half or less (likely because of his third skill), he switches to defensive play.
Was Once a Man: Drovain prior to meeting Monomasa. He was a Hero who got eaten by a Kaibutsu. However it is unclear whether the Kaibutsu was taken over by Drovain himself or if it was simply just born with Drovain's will and personality after absorbing him.

Yoshiori

Yoshiori Underwood

Voiced by: Kenta Kumamoto

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Sidekick

^{Hero Costume}

^{Event Variant}

Gatling Good: While theoretically he can summon any weapon, he prefers machine guns.
Hate at First Sight: He may not be personable to the heroes on their first meeting, but he's especially hostile towards Crowne. Turns out he has a grudge with Alternate Crowne, and once the villain shows up, he redirects his hatred to the proper target.
Hyperspace Arsenal: The "tattoo" on his belly serves as a portal for him to pull out weapons from.
Ret-Gone: He was partly-eaten by a Kaibutsu, and while he survived, he has disappeared from people's memory and official registry, and cannot even be perceived by anyone other than heroes and observers.
Undying Loyalty: He is fiercely loyal to Exio.

Melide

Voiced by: Karen

Exio

Exio Grant

Voiced by: Isshin Chiba

https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/exiolah1.png

Sidekick

^{Hero Costume}

Ambiguously Evil: Considers the Player's suffering amusing and awaits the day he can consign them to oblivion by his own hands.
Beast Master: Exio apparently can control some kaibutsu to do his bidding. His Anti-Hero self even commands a huge draconic kaibutsu to fight in his stead.
Beard of Evil: Has a short beard and is quite sinister.
Evil Versus Evil: Neither he nor Broker is a saint, but at the same time they have incompatible agendas to the point that Broker wants him dead.
Form-Fitting Wardrobe: His entire outfit hugs his body in ways that leave nothing to the imagination.
Maniac Tongue: Licks his chops at the thought of inflicting further cruelty on the Player.
Sinister Surveillance: He is introduced watching the Player inside a communication/broadcast room somewhere.

Borealis

A phantom thief villain and the primary antagonist of the Space Taxi Chasers event, he is obsessed with the present and future and his crimes are all focused on destroying relics of the past. He was officially added to the Hero roster during the Chocolate Circus event.

Achilles' Heel: Both when appearing in the biweekly challenge simulator and as a playable unit, Vulpecula has a distinct gameplay weakness that can be (and should be, in the former) exploited. As an enemy, if one can end the turn with two debuffs on Vulpecula, he will not be able to gain increased speed and reduced cost to his ultimate, without which he will be relatively harmless. When using him on one's team, he cannot be targeted and is extremely strong when his health is full, but should any multi-target enemy attacks hit him, he will be revealed and his offensive momentum will drop, leaving him vulnerable with his extremely low health pool.
Agent Peacock: An extremely flashy villain who loves streaming calling cards announcing his upcoming crime to his adoring fans, wears purple custom-tailored suits, and is so slippery to law enforcers.
Angst? What Angst?: Postures that he has totally forgotten his past and lives free of its shackles, but a series of Armor-Piercing Question from Alchiba and Mokdai hit a nerve that clearly demonstrates that isn't true.
Arch-Enemy: To Alchiba, whom he has escaped from numerous times.
Calling Card: Part and parcel with his phantom thief persona, he publicly livestreams riddles containing clues to his next target.
Draco in Leather Pants: Despite being a supervillain, in-universe he has many adoring fans who tune in to see his calling cards and even support his anti-past pro-future ideology.
Femme Fatalons: His hero form's gloves are tipped with golden claws.
Fragile Speedster: While his speed was unquestionable since his first appearance, him being released as a playable unit showed his fragility, having the second lowest health pool in the game after Victom. Ironically, his speed stat is only average, focusing his gameplay more on pure offense.
Gentleman Thief: Favors formal wear with bows and puffy sleeves, in both his normal clothing and his supervillain costume.
Lost Lenore: The catalyst behind his villainy. Since victims eaten by kaibutsu disappear from the memories of most people nobody else in his life was even bothered by the disappearance, which ultimately led to his mindset.
Monumental Theft: His M.O. is theft or destruction of major historical relics and locations.
Phantom Thief: The rest of his tropes here should give you a clue. His gameplay fits perfectly into this too, being able to steal enemy buffs while staying untargetable.
Technical Pacifist: He prefers to avoid conflict if possible, as he abhors the idea of cutting another's future short. But he does keep hired muscle around in the event of law enforcement figuring out his riddles.
Time Master: Especially when fought in the Simulation Battle, he has skills to speed himself up, slow down his opponents and even stop time to deprive his opponents of their turn.
Well-Intentioned Extremist: After losing a loved one to kaibutsu in his own past he was tormented by his loss, and by the knowledge that he was the only person he knew who even remembered their existence in the first place. At first, he spent his days wallowing in his grief but seeing the lives of everyone around him go on as normal eventually led him to the conclusion that the world would be a much happier place if only everyone could let go of the pain of the past and simply look forward to all of the good things the future may hold.
- His goal in his debut event is the destruction of a war memorial on Tenteres, a monument that was erected to honor those lost in that planet's most devastating war. Vulpecula's point of view, however, is that it was merely a monument to death that only served to remind those visiting of their pain.
Temporary Online Content: Shared by Him, Nessen and Giansar. So far, the three of them are the only non-variant event Heroes who are made available for only a limited time.

Sensettia

Voiced by:

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Sidekick

^{Hero Costume}

Instrument of Murder: In hero form, her keytar gains a blade that runs across its length, turning it into an axe.

Viscunam

Voiced by:

https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/download_6_2.png

Sidekick

^{Hero Costume}

Shout-Out: His hero form is a clear reference to Dr. Octopus.

Theoreol

Voiced by: Takehito Koyasu

Sidekick

^{Hero Costume}

Blob Monster: He's a slime creature who gains sapience and even the ability to transform.

Giansar

Voiced by:

https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/download_2_084.png

Sidekick

^{Hero Costume}

The Cracker: He's a skilled hacker who causes problem during his debut event.
Temporary Online Content: Shared by Him, Nessen and Vulpecula. So far, the three of them are the only non-variant event Heroes who are made available for only a limited time.

Zaniah

Voiced by:

Sidekick

^{Hero Costume}

Dressed Like a Dominatrix: Black corset, fishnet stocking, and a Whip of Dominance in her hero form.

Astar

Sidekick

^{Hero Costume}

Unknown

Broker

Ambiguously Evil: He has plans for the Player, but what are they?
Cheshire Cat Grin: Almost all of his expressions have him grinning in this fashion, with one expression going full Slasher Smile, adding to his nefarious vibe.

Season 1 Alter Character (Spoilers)

Alternate Crowne

https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/fg_adv_crowne_s01.png

Arc Villain: The primary villain in Chapter 4, and also continues to cause problems early in Chapter 5.
Arachnid Appearance and Attire: The mechanical spider legs mentioned in the below trope along with the spiderweb-like stockings and gloves.
Cleavage Window: To add to their feminine and sensual appearance.
Does Not Like Men: The below-mentioned near-fatal incident caused them to hate men, then later the very idea of gender identity that they object to being addressed as a she despite clearly looking more feminine than Crowne. Even the game's dialog box calls them an otoko (man).
Dark Is Evil: Assuming they retain the same element as regular Crowne. While the dark and light attribute do not normally tie into the characters' personalities, in this case Crowne has shown themselves to so far be villainous.
Evil Wears Black: To add to the above trope, they are dressed in all black and grey.
Foil: To her regular counterpart. Normal Crowne is a kind tomboy who identifies as female by the use of atashi and anta pronouns (which are generally feminine), while Alternate Crowne is a feminine jerkass who takes offense to being addressed as female and uses the usually-masculine ore.
Fallen Hero: As explained in the below trope, this alternate version of Crowne was set down a far less heroic path than regular Crowne.
For Want Of A Nail: The events that sent this version of Crowne down such a dark path happened to the primary Crowne known to players as well, with the sole exception that main timeline Crowne was saved by a passing professor and eventually taken under his wing as a mentorship, while the alternate Crowne was forced to fend for themself and tore an arm off in the process.
Kick the Dog: Took great pleasure in torturing Huckle while the Procy Kaibutsus kept his friends from saving him.
Life-or-Limb Decision: In college, during an incident in which some male students had strapped Crowne to heavy machinery and surrounded her taunting that her arm could get caught in the gears if she made a move. While the prime Crowne was lucky enough to have a professor intervene and have all her tormentors expelled and arrested, this Crowne wasn't so lucky.
Malevolent Masked Man: Wears an intricate mask covering their upper face, and the main villain of chapter 4.
Misanthrope Supreme: Their answer to Monomasa's outrage at their cruelty was simply that they hate everyone except themselves.
Sensible Heroes, Skimpy Villains: To further contrast the tomboyish counterpart, this Crowne's outfit is a sensual black slit dress with elegant stockings and gloves covering their limbs, complete with a grey scarf and armor. They also spot long flowing hair reacing down to their legs.
Sir Swears-a-Lot: Easily the most cruel and vulgar character introduced so far.
Spider Limbs: In a similar vein to Doctor Octopus, they have several mechanical arms that can spring from their back to attack.
The Beastmaster: Never actually directly fights the heroes, mainly relying on the Procy Kaibutsu to do the fighting throughout chapter 4.

Season 2 Alter Character (Spoilers)

Alternate Akashi

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Sidekick

^{Hero Costume}

Barte

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Sidekick

^{Hero Costume}

Bygul

Sidekick

^{Hero Costume}

Shidemasu

Sidekick

^{Hero Costume}

Characters / Live A Hero

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Parallel Flight

Voiced by: Hiroki Goto, Yuuhei Iwanaga, Yuu Amano, Yui Toita, Orie Kimoto

Akashi Tamamura

Voiced by: Toshiyuki Hosaka

Mokdai

Voiced by: Kenta Kumamoto

Sui

Voiced by: Mariya Ise

Ryekie

Voiced by: Kazuhiro Nakaya

Crowne Applefield

Voiced by: Mayumi Yamaguchi

Huckle Darlens

Voiced by: Kenyū Horiuchi

Medical Aid Hero Agency (M.A.H.A)

Rakta Salya

Voiced by: Jun Kasama

Loren Farland

Voiced by: Yoshihito Oonami

Broadcasters

Narihito Karue

Voiced by: Yasuaki Takumi

Kalaski

Voiced by: Yui Toita

Grigory

Voiced by:

Labor's Site

Goro

Voiced by: Yoshihito Oonami

Isaribi

Voiced by: Masahiro Ogata

Hisaki Yodobashi

Voiced by: Kappei Yamaguchi

Pubraseer

Voiced by: Kenta Miyake

Lilac

Voiced by: Hiroki Goto

Gourmet Fighters

Kirsch

Voiced by: Orie Kimoto

Cai Yuhang

Voiced by:

Heroic Educators

Kyoichi Ootomo

Voiced by: Takashi Yonezawa

Shoen

Voiced by: Ken Narita

Toshu

Voiced by: Tetsu Inada

Flamier R. Astridam

Voiced by: Yui Toita

Marfik I. Jordan

Voiced by: Ryūzaburō Ōtomo

Roiker

Voiced by: Shou Nogami

Santetsu Tokuhara

Voiced by: Yuuki Arimoto

Obsidius

Voiced by:

Neo Talents Productions

Hitomi Ayauta

Voiced by: Karen

Kouki Inukura

Voiced by: Yumiko Kobayashi

Alex R. Wilson

Voiced by: Nobuyuki Hiyama

Danzo

Voiced by: Yu Hayashi

Ryusei

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