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** ''VideoGame/StarWarsTheOldRepublic'': Darth Malora was originally a minor NPC from a side quest on Korriban, meaning only Sith Warriors and Inquisitors could encounter her, but she becomes a major player in the ''Jedi Under Siege'' update.
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** ''VideoGame/StarWarsTheOldRepublic'': Thanks to being absolutely ravaged by the Eternal Empire, the Dark Council is left with very few options to pick from, resulting in it being comprised in near entirely of these, and it can be quite obvious at times they were desperate for candidates:
*** Darth Krovos is a downplayed example compared to the rest, as she was somewhat important in the ''Galactic Starfighter'' expansion, but she was mainly overshadowed by Admiral Ranken and didn't make a subsequent appearance until her promotion.
*** Darth Malora was originally a minor NPC from a side quest on Korriban, meaning only Sith Warriors and Inquisitors could encounter her, but she becomes a major player in the ''Jedi Under Siege''update.update.
*** Darth Shaar was a minor NPC on Belsavis who asked you to kill her ex.
*** Darth Savik was an EliteMook on Correlia.
*** Darths Anathel and Xarion take this to the extreme. They never even had an onscreen appearance, and are the subject of a ''Crew Skill mission'', minor quests that are effectively an IdleGame you send companions on. It was also a VERY low level one, meaning most players wouldn't think twice about it or redo it, [[PlayTheGameSkipTheStory if at all]] (especially since they cost credits to perform).
*** Darth Krovos is a downplayed example compared to the rest, as she was somewhat important in the ''Galactic Starfighter'' expansion, but she was mainly overshadowed by Admiral Ranken and didn't make a subsequent appearance until her promotion.
*** Darth Malora was originally a minor NPC from a side quest on Korriban, meaning only Sith Warriors and Inquisitors could encounter her, but she becomes a major player in the ''Jedi Under Siege''
*** Darth Shaar was a minor NPC on Belsavis who asked you to kill her ex.
*** Darth Savik was an EliteMook on Correlia.
*** Darths Anathel and Xarion take this to the extreme. They never even had an onscreen appearance, and are the subject of a ''Crew Skill mission'', minor quests that are effectively an IdleGame you send companions on. It was also a VERY low level one, meaning most players wouldn't think twice about it or redo it, [[PlayTheGameSkipTheStory if at all]] (especially since they cost credits to perform).
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*** Omega is a recurring BonusBoss in the series. In the ''Stormblood'' expansion, it is the chief antagonist of its own raid questline, and is revealed to not be the product of the setting's resident {{Precursors}}, but an alien war machine responsible for destroying the dragons' homeworld, as well as capable of RealityWarping as a means of making itself more deadly.
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*** Omega is a recurring BonusBoss OptionalBoss in the series. In the ''Stormblood'' expansion, it is the chief antagonist of its own raid questline, and is revealed to not be the product of the setting's resident {{Precursors}}, but an alien war machine responsible for destroying the dragons' homeworld, as well as capable of RealityWarping as a means of making itself more deadly.
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** Acht is the player's guide through the ''Side Order'' DLC campaign, aiding Agent 8 and Pearl in augmenting their abilities as they ascend the Spire of Order. Similarly to Harmony, she was also an in-universe musician, though promotional material for ''Splatoon 2: Octo Expansion'' only identified her by her stage name "[=DJ Dedf1sh=]".
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** Acht is one of the player's guide guides through the ''Side Order'' DLC campaign, aiding giving advice to Agent 8 and Pearl in augmenting their abilities as they ascend the Spire of Order. Order and teaming up with Marina to perform a remix of "[[ThemeMusicPowerUp Ebb & Flow]]" during the final battle. Similarly to Harmony, she Acht was also an in-universe musician, though promotional material for ''Splatoon 2: Octo Expansion'' only identified her them by her their stage name "[=DJ Dedf1sh=]".
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** In ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyXIV'', players first learned of eccentric Gentleman Inspector Hildebrand Manderville's father Godbert Manderville through text in the Hildebrand missions in 1.0. He finally shows up in 2.2's Hildebrand mission but tends to stay here despite being mentioned as one of the heads of Ul'dah's ruling Syndicate, leaving that role to scheming Lalafells like Lolorito. He makes his presence known in the main story, to the surprise of many, in Patch 4.1, when Sultana Nanamo ul Namo seeks him out and he helps her with a solution on how to get the liberated Ala Mhigo back on its feet.
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** In ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyXIV'', players ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyXIV''
*** Players first learned of eccentric Gentleman Inspector Hildebrand Manderville's father Godbert Manderville through text in the Hildebrand missions in 1.0. He finally shows up in 2.2's Hildebrand mission but tends to stay here despite being mentioned as one of the heads of Ul'dah's ruling Syndicate, leaving that role to scheming Lalafells like Lolorito. He makes his presence known in the main story, to the surprise of many, in Patch 4.1, when Sultana Nanamo ul Namo seeks him out and he helps her with a solution on how to get the liberated Ala Mhigo back on itsfeet.feet.
*** Omega is a recurring BonusBoss in the series. In the ''Stormblood'' expansion, it is the chief antagonist of its own raid questline, and is revealed to not be the product of the setting's resident {{Precursors}}, but an alien war machine responsible for destroying the dragons' homeworld, as well as capable of RealityWarping as a means of making itself more deadly.
*** Players first learned of eccentric Gentleman Inspector Hildebrand Manderville's father Godbert Manderville through text in the Hildebrand missions in 1.0. He finally shows up in 2.2's Hildebrand mission but tends to stay here despite being mentioned as one of the heads of Ul'dah's ruling Syndicate, leaving that role to scheming Lalafells like Lolorito. He makes his presence known in the main story, to the surprise of many, in Patch 4.1, when Sultana Nanamo ul Namo seeks him out and he helps her with a solution on how to get the liberated Ala Mhigo back on its
*** Omega is a recurring BonusBoss in the series. In the ''Stormblood'' expansion, it is the chief antagonist of its own raid questline, and is revealed to not be the product of the setting's resident {{Precursors}}, but an alien war machine responsible for destroying the dragons' homeworld, as well as capable of RealityWarping as a means of making itself more deadly.
