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* ''Franchise/DragonAge'': [[AntiMagicalFaction The Templar Order]] is renowned and feared for their ability to [[AntiMagic negate and cancel magic]], but it isn't until [[VideoGame/DragonAgeInquisition Inquisition]] that we learn how and why they can do that. Solas clarifies that mages draw on the power from [[DreamWorld The Fade]] to [[RealityWarper warp reality]] and perform their magic. Templars, and Seekers of Truth, ''reinforce'' reality to prevent and negate it. Cassandra is noticeably surprised at the description. Cole ([[{{Cloudcuckoolander}} kind of]]) tells The Inquisitor that the Templars reach and connect to something old, ancient, and big. Their bodies have been changed and are now incomplete; that they need to feel complete and that the lyrium helps connect to said ancient thing. [[spoiler:Seeing as how lyrium is actually [[OurTitansAreDifferent Titan]] blood, and Dwarves are known to be resistant to make thanks to their connection to The Stone, it's more than likely that Cole was referring to the Titans. Meaning that Templars are drawing a connection to the physical world itself to cancel magic]].
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* OrderMagic: When there is a threat to the world, Power of Order is manifested to counter against it, seemingly by the literal World itself as a form of protection. How exactly it manifests and how it's used varies on both the individual and the threat.
** Jin Kisaragi and Hakumen are the most notable individuals with the Power of Order. Their Power of Order weaponizes HeroicWillpower, allowing them to directly combat the threat head-on. Even if the threat is above them in power, they can will themselves to close the gap in strength. It also gives them RippleEffectProofMemory, the ability to NoSell RealityWarping, and ''negate'' existence erasure. They can "stabilize" their, or another individuals existence from fading out of reality.
** To Celica A. Mercury, the Power of Order manifests as a sort of WhiteMagic. It grants her PerfectHealth, decelerating aging, a once-in-a-million talent in [[HealingMagicIsTheHardest Healing Magic]], and, more importantly to the world at large, the power to negate Seither. This is important because the [[EldritchAbomination Black Beast]] is entirely made out of Seither. Meaning her very presence makes it significantly weaker.
** Interestingly the Power of Order doesn't just manifest in individuals but even in objects. In a certain location on the planet, there's a large collection of blue crystals that negates seither just like Celica. This becomes important as it was used as a trap to finally destroy the Black Beast.
* ''Franchise/DragonAge'': [[AntiMagicalFaction The Templar Order]] is renowned and feared for their ability to [[AntiMagic negate and cancel magic]], but it isn't until [[VideoGame/DragonAgeInquisition Inquisition]] that we learn how and why they can do that. Solas clarifies that mages draw on the power from [[DreamWorld The Fade]] to [[RealityWarper warp reality]] and perform their magic. Templars, and Seekers of Truth, ''reinforce'' reality to prevent and negate it. Cassandra is noticeably surprised at the description. Cole ([[{{Cloudcuckoolander}} kind of]]) tells The Inquisitor that the Templars reach and connect to something old, ancient, and big. Their bodies have been changed and are now incomplete; that they need to feel complete and that the lyrium helps connect to said ancient thing. [[spoiler:Seeing as how lyrium is actually [[OurTitansAreDifferent Titan]] blood, and Dwarves are known to be resistant to make thanks to their connection to The Stone, it's more than likely that Cole was referring to the Titans. Meaning that Templars are drawing a connection to the physical world itself to cancel magic]].
** Jin Kisaragi and Hakumen are the most notable individuals with the Power of Order. Their Power of Order weaponizes HeroicWillpower, allowing them to directly combat the threat head-on. Even if the threat is above them in power, they can will themselves to close the gap in strength. It also gives them RippleEffectProofMemory, the ability to NoSell RealityWarping, and ''negate'' existence erasure. They can "stabilize" their, or another individuals existence from fading out of reality.
** To Celica A. Mercury, the Power of Order manifests as a sort of WhiteMagic. It grants her PerfectHealth, decelerating aging, a once-in-a-million talent in [[HealingMagicIsTheHardest Healing Magic]], and, more importantly to the world at large, the power to negate Seither. This is important because the [[EldritchAbomination Black Beast]] is entirely made out of Seither. Meaning her very presence makes it significantly weaker.
** Interestingly the Power of Order doesn't just manifest in individuals but even in objects. In a certain location on the planet, there's a large collection of blue crystals that negates seither just like Celica. This becomes important as it was used as a trap to finally destroy the Black Beast.
* ''Franchise/DragonAge'': [[AntiMagicalFaction The Templar Order]] is renowned and feared for their ability to [[AntiMagic negate and cancel magic]], but it isn't until [[VideoGame/DragonAgeInquisition Inquisition]] that we learn how and why they can do that. Solas clarifies that mages draw on the power from [[DreamWorld The Fade]] to [[RealityWarper warp reality]] and perform their magic. Templars, and Seekers of Truth, ''reinforce'' reality to prevent and negate it. Cassandra is noticeably surprised at the description. Cole ([[{{Cloudcuckoolander}} kind of]]) tells The Inquisitor that the Templars reach and connect to something old, ancient, and big. Their bodies have been changed and are now incomplete; that they need to feel complete and that the lyrium helps connect to said ancient thing. [[spoiler:Seeing as how lyrium is actually [[OurTitansAreDifferent Titan]] blood, and Dwarves are known to be resistant to make thanks to their connection to The Stone, it's more than likely that Cole was referring to the Titans. Meaning that Templars are drawing a connection to the physical world itself to cancel magic]].
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* ''[=BlayzBloo=]: Clone Phantasma'': Based on ''Chronophantasma'', a sequel of the above, released on the [=Nintendo eShop=] for [[UsefulNotes/Nintendo3DS Nintendo 3DS]].
* ''Eat Beat Dead Spike-san'': A RhythmGame for the iOS and Android, starring Ragna's "pet" Dead Spike. Eat food while beating to the tune of Blazblue music! It would latter be ported to the UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch.
* ''Eat Beat Dead Spike-san'': A RhythmGame for the iOS and Android, starring Ragna's "pet" Dead Spike. Eat food while beating to the tune of Blazblue music! It would latter be ported to the UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch.
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* ''[=BlayzBloo=]: Clone Phantasma'': Based on ''Chronophantasma'', a sequel of the above, released on the [=Nintendo eShop=] for [[UsefulNotes/Nintendo3DS [[Platform/Nintendo3DS Nintendo 3DS]].
* ''Eat Beat Dead Spike-san'': A RhythmGame for the iOS and Android, starring Ragna's "pet" Dead Spike. Eat food while beating to the tune of Blazblue music! It would latter be ported to theUsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch.Platform/NintendoSwitch.
* ''Eat Beat Dead Spike-san'': A RhythmGame for the iOS and Android, starring Ragna's "pet" Dead Spike. Eat food while beating to the tune of Blazblue music! It would latter be ported to the
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* ''VideoGame/BlazBlueEntropyEffect'': A {{Roguelike}} RPG developed by the same team behind ''Revolution Reburning'' that is set to release for UsefulNotes/{{Steam}} and mobile devices.
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* ''VideoGame/BlazBlueEntropyEffect'': A {{Roguelike}} RPG developed by the same team behind ''Revolution Reburning'' that is set to release for UsefulNotes/{{Steam}} Platform/{{Steam}} and mobile devices.
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*** Another factor of significance. As stated elsewhere. The Duodecim families are all named after months in the Traditional Japanese Calendar which can translate easily enough to the Western Calendar. Kagura's, Jin's and Tsubaki's birthdays all fall within their respective family's namesake month.
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* HammyVillainSeriousHero: The protagonist Ragna is a brooding, easily angered AntiHero who wears red and black and is out to kill his ArchEnemy Yuuki Terumi, a wisecracking, trolling, AxCrazy psychopath who wants to throw the world into chaos and gets a kick out of tormenting Ragna (including causing his DarkAndTroubledPast).
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%%* StealthParody: An [[RuleOfCool over-the-top]] [[ShoutOut reference-laden]] fighting game with copious {{Engrish}} and a byzantine plot through which we discover [[spoiler:most every character is [[TraumaInducedAmnesia an amnesiac]], [[CloningBlues a clone]], [[MyFutureSelfAndMe a time-displaced version of another character]], or [[BigScrewedUpFamily in the same family]]]]? [[SarcasmMode Which one?]]
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%%* StealthParody: An [[RuleOfCool over-the-top]] [[ShoutOut reference-laden]] fighting game with copious {{Engrish}} and a byzantine plot through which we discover [[spoiler:most every character is [[TraumaInducedAmnesia an amnesiac]], [[CloningBlues a clone]], clone, [[MyFutureSelfAndMe a time-displaced version of another character]], or [[BigScrewedUpFamily in the same family]]]]? [[SarcasmMode Which one?]]
