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* BreakoutCharacter: Upon his introduction event, Chronos became one of the most well known raid bosses in the game to the point where he gets featured the most often. Not only was his base form added to the astral raid lineup, but he also serves as the [[PaletteSwap template]] for the formless antagonist Aether in the ''Princess Connect'' Crossover event. He also gets to serve as the raid boss for a second time in "Rage of Chronos". He even appears in a few Dragalia Minis.
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* BreakoutCharacter: Upon his introduction event, Chronos became one of the most well known raid bosses in the game to the point where he gets featured the most often. Not only was his base form added to the astral raid lineup, but he also serves as the [[PaletteSwap template]] for the formless antagonist Aether in the ''Princess Connect'' Crossover event. He also gets to serve as the raid boss for a second time in "Rage of Chronos". He even appears in a few Dragalia Minis. Finally, his Nyx form gets [[PromotedToPlayable added as a Gala dragon]].
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* VillainTeamUp: Teams up with Harle and the Dyrenell Empire.
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* GreaterScopeVillain: The Doctor isn't present to actively participate in ''Shackles of the Syndicate'' but he is mentioned on how it was his research that led to the Syndicate [[spoiler: to creating an army of Wyrmbinding soldiers. Given on how the Syndicate has members in the Royal Court of the Dyrenell Empire as well as Grace's description of the Syndicate believing to "correct the world" by following their leader, which is what the intents The Other/Empress Zethia stated in Chapter 5, making it possible for him to be responsible for the existence for Chronos. Making this man indirectly responsible for the events of ''Fractured Futures'' and ''Rage of Chronos'' as well.]]
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* GreaterScopeVillain: The Doctor isn't present to actively participate in ''Shackles of the Syndicate'' but he is mentioned on how it was his research that led to the Syndicate [[spoiler: to creating an army of Wyrmbinding soldiers. Given on how the Syndicate has members in the Royal Court of the Dyrenell Empire as well as Grace's description of the Syndicate believing to "correct the world" by following their leader, which is what the intents The Other/Empress Zethia stated in Chapter 5, making it possible for him to be responsible for the existence for of Chronos. Making this man indirectly responsible for the events of ''Fractured Futures'' and ''Rage of Chronos'' as well.]]
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* GreaterScopeVillain: Subverted. When he appears, it seems like he had a higher threat level than Jake. However, he is ultimately killed by Jake in order to keep him for saying anything about the Master of the Syndicate.
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* GreaterScopeVillain: Subverted. When he appears, it seems like he had a higher threat level than Jake. However, he is ultimately killed by Jake in order to keep him for from saying anything about the Master of the Syndicate.Syndicate.
* YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness: He declares such to Jake when the latter is beaten by Farren. However, Jake declares the same to him resulting in both of their deaths at Jake's hands.
* YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness: He declares such to Jake when the latter is beaten by Farren. However, Jake declares the same to him resulting in both of their deaths at Jake's hands.
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* HeroicSacrifice: Jake gives himself up to be experimented on in place of Farren to ensure that the prisoners don't lose hope. Of course, the experiments didn't kill him, but they did change him.
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* HeroicSacrifice: Jake gives himself up to be experimented on in place of Farren to ensure that the prisoners don't lose hope. Of course, the experiments didn't kill him, but they did change him. [[spoiler:Subverted when it is revealed he did so to sell Farren out.]]
* VillainousBreakdown: When Farren continues to call him a friend despite knowing of his betrayal and telling him that he continues to see him as a friend [[BecauseYouWereNiceToMe due to his kindness when they met]], Jake completely loses it and [[DontYouDarePityMe tells him not to give him such talk]].
* VillainousBreakdown: When Farren continues to call him a friend despite knowing of his betrayal and telling him that he continues to see him as a friend [[BecauseYouWereNiceToMe due to his kindness when they met]], Jake completely loses it and [[DontYouDarePityMe tells him not to give him such talk]].
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* EvilCounterpart: Becomes one to Farren. Both were test subjects to the Syndicate who gain the power of wyrmbinding with a Barbatos B-Unit at their side. However, while Farren sticks to his principles and helps Aldred and Grace oppose the Syndicate, Jake chooses to side with the Syndicate and call himself The Captain.
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A prisoner of the Syndicate turned soldier who is given the task of slaying escaped prisoners.
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* FaceHeelTurn: Was a good friend to Farren when they meet and genuinely wanted to help the other prisoners. After being experimented on by the Syndicate, he changes loyalty and works to kill his former prisonmates.
* HeroicSacrifice: Jake gives himself up to be experimented on in place of Farren to ensure that the prisoners don't lose hope. Of course, the experiments didn't kill him, but they did change him.
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A prisoner of the Syndicate turned soldier who is given the task of slaying escaped prisoners.
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* HeroicSacrifice: Jake gives himself up to be experimented on in place of Farren to ensure that the prisoners don't lose hope. Of course, the experiments didn't kill him, but they did change him.
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[[caption-width-right:350:''"Light upon the world; punishment unto its people."'']]
->'''Debut:''' Chapter 1 [NPC], Dawn of Dragalia [Enemy]\\
'''Also Appears In:''' Forgotten Truths\\
'''Element:''' Non-elemental
The Holywyrm, the greatest among Dragons who formed a pact with the first Auspex to seal away Morsayati. The truth is... much more complicated and much less pleasant.
[[caption-width-right:350:''"Light upon the world; punishment unto its people."'']]
->'''Debut:''' Chapter 1 [NPC], Dawn of Dragalia [Enemy]\\
'''Also Appears In:''' Forgotten Truths\\
'''Element:''' Non-elemental
The Holywyrm, the greatest among Dragons who formed a pact with the first Auspex to seal away Morsayati. The truth is... much more complicated and much less pleasant.
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See Characters/DragaliaLostAntagonistsCampaign.
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[[folder:Cardinal Lambert (''Dawn of Dragalia'')]]
A Cardinal of the
->'''Debut:''' Chapter 1 [NPC], Dawn of Dragalia [Enemy]\\
'''Also Appears In:''' Forgotten Truths\\
'''Element:''' Non-elemental
The Holywyrm, the greatest among Dragons who formed a pact with the first Auspex to seal away Morsayati. The truth is... much more complicated
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* AGodAmI: Takes on this epithet as a result of the writings of the Ilian Church. Anyone who really knows him understands that he's not the kind of god anyone should want.
* AlwaysSomeoneBetter: [[spoiler: There is at least one dragon that Elysium acknowledged it's superiority, possibly [[VideoGame/RageOfBahamut Bahamut]]]].
* AmbiguousGender: Elysium has no defined gender and is given gender neutral pronouns such as it/itself/they/them/their in the Japanese version while the US dub simply refers to Elysium with masculine pronouns such as he/him/his/himself. In Gala Leonidas' Adventurer Story Elysium is mentioned, being referred to as "it".
* BigGood: Is considered one in the setting, as he, along with Ilia, were the ones to unite Humans and Dragons against a greater evil, Morsayati. ''Forgotten Truths'' reveals that this is as [[SubvertedTrope far from the truth as possible]]. In actuality he is nothing more then a control freak, and was the one who brought Morsayati into existence in the first place. [[spoiler:He goes full KnightTemplar and ControlFreak in ''Dawn of Dragalia'', thus Alberius and his party must stay his wrath.]]
* BitchInSheepsClothing: Dear Bahamut, ''yes!'' He finds humans to be nothing more then whelps foolishly sending the world itself to its doom. To prevent this, he has seen fit to subjugate all things in the world by way of MortonsFork. His plan is to have Ilia form a pact to prevent the world from being destroyed in fire, but in exchange he’ll gain control over all Mana in the world. THEN he allows Morsayati to [[RoaringRampageOfRevenge rampage]] throughout the world, making himself into the hero, and to wipe the old world clean with the [[TheCorruption Black Mana]] for a new world where there is [[MedievalStasis no growth, no progress.]]
* BrokenPedestal: Ilia used to worship Elysium, believing he was a guardian of the world, until she discovered he was more of an observer than a protector. Her, and Zethia's, opinion dropped even further when she found out just how ruthless his true goals are.
* ControlFreak: "Forgotten Truths" reveals that Elysium sought to create a world where Dragons reign over humanity so the world would never change. Midgardsormr Zero calls him out on this. [[spoiler:It rears its head again in ''Dawn of Dragalia'', and Alberius needs to talk him down the old-fashioned way.]]
* CreateYourOwnVillain: Elysium rendering Ilia comatose was something Mordecai mistook for murder, and his ensuing overflowing hatred was what gave birth to Morsayati.
* CrossdressingVoices: While Elysium is referred to with male pronouns, he has a very distinctly feminine voice in the Japanese audio.
* CurbstompBattle: He gives Mars this in his Dragon Story for daring to challenge him.
* EarlyBirdCameo: Shows up during the first confrontation with Morsayati, thanks to Zethia channeling her power through Euden, but Euden cannot maintain Elysium's form for long. The big Dragon statue in the summoning screen is also a representation of him.
* EvilSoundsDeep: Contrasting his Japanese voice, his English voice actor gives him a deep, [[GutturalGrowler growling]] voice.
* FantasticRacism: He thinks of humans as naught but thralls to lord his power over, and seven hundred years was not enough to change his mind. [[spoiler:Alberius has no choice but to challenge him directly.]]
-->''"The time for humans to be judged is nigh; your lives have no place in a perfect world."''
* FightingYourGod: "Dawn of Dragalia" allows players to finally do this not just for everything he did in "Forgotten Truths, but also for [[DisproportionateRetribution planning to destroy the world for the sins of one man unleashing the Other.]]
* GenghisGambit: His plan to stop the fighting between humans and Dragons is to create an enemy so dreadful that they would unite against it. That being turned out to be Morsayati; while it was an unexpected side effect of his pact with the real Ilia, he shows zero concern for collateral damage.
* GodIsEvil: This asshole is ''far'' from the benevolent dragon the Church paints him as...
* GreaterScopeVillain: Much like Augus, Elysium's actions ultimately result in the creation of Morsayati and he is even willing to let Morsayati go wild just so that a few humans can die.
* HeelRealization: [[spoiler:Appears to have one of these by the end of Dawn of Dragalia. Upon witnessing Alberius's determination to stop Morsayati through his willingness to oppose him, Elysium notices how similar Alberius is to Ilia and decides to see Alberius's ambitions for change happen.]]
* MirrorCharacter: To Augus, just as how his plans to support humans and being against dragons gets [[CollateralDamage fellow humans harmed]], Elysium's own plans for humans also bring about the ruin of fellow dragons' lives. [[spoiler:Centuries have not been long enough to abate his disdain for humanity.]]
* MookMaker: After casting Universal Will, he summons Agni, Poseidon and Zephyr as reinforcements that have to be brought down to charge the dragon meter.
* NeverMyFault: [[spoiler:He put the responsibility of keeping Morsayati sealed away solely on humans as he leads them to believe the demon was created by Ilia. When one human releases him, Elysium decides to blame all humans and wipe them all out. This is in spite of the fact that Morsayati never would have existed in the first place if not for him.]]
* NonElemental: [[spoiler:Much like [[Characters/DragaliaLostAntagonistsCampaign his nemesis]], Elysium has no elemental affinity. Bring your best if you wish to defeat him.]]
* NoSell: His battle has him activate a barrier in Overdrive via his Blue Soul object; this barrier makes him immune to all non-dragon attacks. Leave Yurius, Aldred and Bellina at home; Dragondrive does not help. [[note]]Only Dragondrive is shut down by this; actual dragons, Tiki and Notte's transformations, Alberius' skills and Persona attacks pierce right through.[[/note]]
* PhysicalGod: Many Dragons come to be regarded as gods. As the greatest Dragon, that makes Elysium the godliest of them all[[spoiler:, though where Bahamut stands in comparison is yet to be revealed]].
* ShesAManInJapan: Inverted. The Japanese version of Elysium has no defined gender and is given they/them pronouns while the US version is masculine with he/him pronouns.
* TopGod: The highest and mightiest of all dragons. [[spoiler:Except it's subverted, as High Chthonius's story reveals that there was another dragon that even Elysium recognized as superior to himself.]]
* TotalPartyKill: He has one he will use after about two minutes in Overdrive. Break the Blue Soul or else.
* {{Transplant}}: First appeared in ''Knights of Glory'', then was brought into this game.
* WellIntentionedExtremist:
** To save the world from being destroyed by the war between humans and Dragons, Elysium created a being so powerful that humans and Dragons would unite against it, even though it would lead to the deaths of many.
** His goal of having Dragons rule over humanity is under his belief that humans are too destructive to control themselves. Given Augus and his men were destroying nature as part of their war on Dragonkind, he's not entirely wrong...
** [[spoiler:[[NotSoWellIntentionedExtremist Becomes subverted]] by ''Dawn of Dragalia'', since he tries to strike down humanity again prior to the Second War of Binding, thus requiring Alberius' intervention to stop him.]]
* WrittenByTheWinners: Meene's documentation of the new world's history paints Elysium and dragonkind in a particularly favorable light, which is the foundation of the Ilian Church. [[spoiler:Alberius and his forces learn what kind of bastard he is the hard way, however.]]
* AlwaysSomeoneBetter: [[spoiler: There is at least one dragon that Elysium acknowledged it's superiority, possibly [[VideoGame/RageOfBahamut Bahamut]]]].
* AmbiguousGender: Elysium has no defined gender and is given gender neutral pronouns such as it/itself/they/them/their in the Japanese version while the US dub simply refers to Elysium with masculine pronouns such as he/him/his/himself. In Gala Leonidas' Adventurer Story Elysium is mentioned, being referred to as "it".
* BigGood: Is considered one in the setting, as he, along with Ilia, were the ones to unite Humans and Dragons against a greater evil, Morsayati. ''Forgotten Truths'' reveals that this is as [[SubvertedTrope far from the truth as possible]]. In actuality he is nothing more then a control freak, and was the one who brought Morsayati into existence in the first place. [[spoiler:He goes full KnightTemplar and ControlFreak in ''Dawn of Dragalia'', thus Alberius and his party must stay his wrath.]]
* BitchInSheepsClothing: Dear Bahamut, ''yes!'' He finds humans to be nothing more then whelps foolishly sending the world itself to its doom. To prevent this, he has seen fit to subjugate all things in the world by way of MortonsFork. His plan is to have Ilia form a pact to prevent the world from being destroyed in fire, but in exchange he’ll gain control over all Mana in the world. THEN he allows Morsayati to [[RoaringRampageOfRevenge rampage]] throughout the world, making himself into the hero, and to wipe the old world clean with the [[TheCorruption Black Mana]] for a new world where there is [[MedievalStasis no growth, no progress.]]
* BrokenPedestal: Ilia used to worship Elysium, believing he was a guardian of the world, until she discovered he was more of an observer than a protector. Her, and Zethia's, opinion dropped even further when she found out just how ruthless his true goals are.
* ControlFreak: "Forgotten Truths" reveals that Elysium sought to create a world where Dragons reign over humanity so the world would never change. Midgardsormr Zero calls him out on this. [[spoiler:It rears its head again in ''Dawn of Dragalia'', and Alberius needs to talk him down the old-fashioned way.]]
* CreateYourOwnVillain: Elysium rendering Ilia comatose was something Mordecai mistook for murder, and his ensuing overflowing hatred was what gave birth to Morsayati.
* CrossdressingVoices: While Elysium is referred to with male pronouns, he has a very distinctly feminine voice in the Japanese audio.
* CurbstompBattle: He gives Mars this in his Dragon Story for daring to challenge him.
* EarlyBirdCameo: Shows up during the first confrontation with Morsayati, thanks to Zethia channeling her power through Euden, but Euden cannot maintain Elysium's form for long. The big Dragon statue in the summoning screen is also a representation of him.
* EvilSoundsDeep: Contrasting his Japanese voice, his English voice actor gives him a deep, [[GutturalGrowler growling]] voice.
* FantasticRacism: He thinks of humans as naught but thralls to lord his power over, and seven hundred years was not enough to change his mind. [[spoiler:Alberius has no choice but to challenge him directly.]]
-->''"The time for humans to be judged is nigh; your lives have no place in a perfect world."''
* FightingYourGod: "Dawn of Dragalia" allows players to finally do this not just for everything he did in "Forgotten Truths, but also for [[DisproportionateRetribution planning to destroy the world for the sins of one man unleashing the Other.]]
* GenghisGambit: His plan to stop the fighting between humans and Dragons is to create an enemy so dreadful that they would unite against it. That being turned out to be Morsayati; while it was an unexpected side effect of his pact with the real Ilia, he shows zero concern for collateral damage.
* GodIsEvil: This asshole is ''far'' from the benevolent dragon the Church paints him as...
* GreaterScopeVillain: Much like Augus, Elysium's actions ultimately result in the creation of Morsayati and he is even willing to let Morsayati go wild just so that a few humans can die.
* HeelRealization: [[spoiler:Appears to have one of these by the end of Dawn of Dragalia. Upon witnessing Alberius's determination to stop Morsayati through his willingness to oppose him, Elysium notices how similar Alberius is to Ilia and decides to see Alberius's ambitions for change happen.]]
* MirrorCharacter: To Augus, just as how his plans to support humans and being against dragons gets [[CollateralDamage fellow humans harmed]], Elysium's own plans for humans also bring about the ruin of fellow dragons' lives. [[spoiler:Centuries have not been long enough to abate his disdain for humanity.]]
* MookMaker: After casting Universal Will, he summons Agni, Poseidon and Zephyr as reinforcements that have to be brought down to charge the dragon meter.
* NeverMyFault: [[spoiler:He put the responsibility of keeping Morsayati sealed away solely on humans as he leads them to believe the demon was created by Ilia. When one human releases him, Elysium decides to blame all humans and wipe them all out. This is in spite of the fact that Morsayati never would have existed in the first place if not for him.]]
* NonElemental: [[spoiler:Much like [[Characters/DragaliaLostAntagonistsCampaign his nemesis]], Elysium has no elemental affinity. Bring your best if you wish to defeat him.]]
* NoSell: His battle has him activate a barrier in Overdrive via his Blue Soul object; this barrier makes him immune to all non-dragon attacks. Leave Yurius, Aldred and Bellina at home; Dragondrive does not help. [[note]]Only Dragondrive is shut down by this; actual dragons, Tiki and Notte's transformations, Alberius' skills and Persona attacks pierce right through.[[/note]]
* PhysicalGod: Many Dragons come to be regarded as gods. As the greatest Dragon, that makes Elysium the godliest of them all[[spoiler:, though where Bahamut stands in comparison is yet to be revealed]].
* ShesAManInJapan: Inverted. The Japanese version of Elysium has no defined gender and is given they/them pronouns while the US version is masculine with he/him pronouns.
* TopGod: The highest and mightiest of all dragons. [[spoiler:Except it's subverted, as High Chthonius's story reveals that there was another dragon that even Elysium recognized as superior to himself.]]
* TotalPartyKill: He has one he will use after about two minutes in Overdrive. Break the Blue Soul or else.
* {{Transplant}}: First appeared in ''Knights of Glory'', then was brought into this game.
* WellIntentionedExtremist:
** To save the world from being destroyed by the war between humans and Dragons, Elysium created a being so powerful that humans and Dragons would unite against it, even though it would lead to the deaths of many.
** His goal of having Dragons rule over humanity is under his belief that humans are too destructive to control themselves. Given Augus and his men were destroying nature as part of their war on Dragonkind, he's not entirely wrong...
** [[spoiler:[[NotSoWellIntentionedExtremist Becomes subverted]] by ''Dawn of Dragalia'', since he tries to strike down humanity again prior to the Second War of Binding, thus requiring Alberius' intervention to stop him.]]
* WrittenByTheWinners: Meene's documentation of the new world's history paints Elysium and dragonkind in a particularly favorable light, which is the foundation of the Ilian Church. [[spoiler:Alberius and his forces learn what kind of bastard he is the hard way, however.]]
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* AGodAmI: Takes on this epithet as ChronicBackstabbingDisorder: He first appears to be a result of the writings loyal follower of the Ilian Church. Anyone who really knows him understands that he's not church. However, he is later revealed to be controlling the kind of god anyone should want.
* AlwaysSomeoneBetter: [[spoiler: There is at least one dragon that Elysium acknowledged it's superiority, possibly [[VideoGame/RageOfBahamut Bahamut]]]].
* AmbiguousGender: Elysium has no defined gender and is given gender neutral pronouns such as it/itself/they/them/theirchurch in the Japanese version while empire's favor. However, once Morsayati has been released, he quickly betrays the US dub simply refers Dyrenell Emperor to Elysium with masculine pronouns such as he/him/his/himself. In Gala Leonidas' Adventurer Story Elysium is mentioned, being referred to as "it".
take Morsayati's power for himself.
*BigGood: Is considered one in the setting, as he, along with Ilia, were the ones to unite Humans and Dragons against a greater evil, DevourTheDragon: His fate courtesy of Morsayati. ''Forgotten Truths'' reveals that this is as [[SubvertedTrope far from the truth as possible]]. In actuality a manner of speaking, [[RewardedAsATraitorDeserves he is nothing more then a control freak, and was the one who brought couldn't have ended any other way]].
* DidntThinkThisThrough: He helps Dyrenell release Morsayatiinto existence in the first place. [[spoiler:He goes full KnightTemplar and ControlFreak in ''Dawn of Dragalia'', thus Alberius and his party must stay his wrath.]]
* BitchInSheepsClothing: Dear Bahamut, ''yes!'' He finds humans to be nothing more then whelps foolishly sending the world itself to its doom. To prevent this, he has seen fit to subjugate all things in the world by way of MortonsFork. His plan is to have Ilia form a pact to prevent the world from being destroyed in fire, but in exchange he’ll gain control over all Mana in the world. THEN he allows Morsayati to [[RoaringRampageOfRevenge rampage]] throughout the world, making himself into the hero, and to wipe the old world clean with the [[TheCorruption Black Mana]] for a new world where there is [[MedievalStasis no growth, no progress.]]
* BrokenPedestal: Ilia used to worship Elysium, believing he was a guardian of the world, until she discovered he was more of an observer than a protector. Her, and Zethia's, opinion dropped even further when she found out just how ruthless his true goals are.
* ControlFreak: "Forgotten Truths" reveals that Elysium sought to create a world where Dragons reign over humanity so the world would never change. Midgardsormr Zero calls him out on this. [[spoiler:It rears its head again in ''Dawn of Dragalia'', and Alberius needs to talk him down the old-fashioned way.]]
* CreateYourOwnVillain: Elysium rendering Ilia comatose was something Mordecai mistook for murder, and his ensuing overflowing hatred was what gave birth to Morsayati.
* CrossdressingVoices: While Elysium is referred to with male pronouns, he has a very distinctly feminine voice in the Japanese audio.
* CurbstompBattle: He gives Mars this in his Dragon Story for daring to challenge him.
* EarlyBirdCameo: Shows up during the first confrontation with Morsayati, thanks to Zethia channeling her power through Euden, but Euden cannot maintain Elysium's form for long. The big Dragon statue in the summoning screen is also a representation of him.
* EvilSoundsDeep: Contrasting his Japanese voice, his English voice actor gives him a deep, [[GutturalGrowler growling]] voice.
* FantasticRacism: He thinks of humans as naught but thralls to lord his power over, and seven hundred years was not enough to change his mind. [[spoiler:Alberius has no choice but to challenge him directly.]]
-->''"The time for humans to be judged is nigh; your lives have no place in a perfect world."''
* FightingYourGod: "Dawn of Dragalia" allows players to finally do this not just for everything he did in "Forgotten Truths, but also for [[DisproportionateRetribution planning to destroy the world for the sins of one man unleashing the Other.]]
* GenghisGambit: His plan to stop the fighting between humans and Dragons is to create an enemy so dreadful that they would unite against it. That being turned out to be Morsayati; while it was an unexpected side effect of his pact with the real Ilia, he shows zero concern for collateral damage.
* GodIsEvil: This asshole is ''far'' from the benevolent dragon the Church paints him as...
* GreaterScopeVillain: Much like Augus, Elysium's actions ultimately result in the creation of Morsayati and he is even willing to let Morsayati go wild justso that a few humans he can die.
* HeelRealization: [[spoiler:Appears to have one of these byclaim his power. [[EvilIsNotAToy However]], he didn't consider the end of Dawn of Dragalia. Upon witnessing Alberius's determination to stop Morsayati through his willingness to oppose him, Elysium notices how similar Alberius is to Ilia and decides to see Alberius's ambitions for change happen.]]
* MirrorCharacter: To Augus, just as how his plans to support humans and being against dragons gets [[CollateralDamage fellow humans harmed]], Elysium's own plans for humans also bring about the ruin of fellow dragons' lives. [[spoiler:Centuries have not been long enough to abate his disdain for humanity.]]
* MookMaker: After casting Universal Will, he summons Agni, Poseidon and Zephyr as reinforcements that have to be brought down to charge the dragon meter.
* NeverMyFault: [[spoiler:He put the responsibility of keeping Morsayati sealed away solely on humans as he leads them to believe the demon was created by Ilia. When one human releases him, Elysium decides to blame all humans and wipe them all out. This is in spite of the factpossibility that Morsayati never would have existed in be the first place if not for him.]]
* NonElemental: [[spoiler:Much like [[Characters/DragaliaLostAntagonistsCampaign his nemesis]], Elysium has no elemental affinity. Bring your best if you wish to defeat him.]]
* NoSell: His battle hasone controlling him activate a barrier in Overdrive via his Blue Soul object; this barrier makes him immune to all non-dragon attacks. Leave Yurius, Aldred and Bellina at home; Dragondrive does not help. [[note]]Only Dragondrive is shut down by this; actual dragons, Tiki and Notte's transformations, Alberius' skills and Persona attacks pierce right through.[[/note]]
* PhysicalGod: Many Dragons come to be regarded as gods. As the greatest Dragon, that makes Elysium the godliest of them all[[spoiler:, though where Bahamut stands in comparison is yet to be revealed]].
* ShesAManInJapan: Inverted. The Japanese version of Elysium has no defined gender and is given they/them pronouns while the US version is masculine with he/him pronouns.
* TopGod: The highest and mightiest of all dragons. [[spoiler:Except it's subverted, as High Chthonius's story reveals that there was another dragon that even Elysium recognized as superior to himself.]]
* TotalPartyKill: He has one he will use after about two minutes in Overdrive. Break the Blue Soul or else.
* {{Transplant}}: First appeared in ''Knights of Glory'', then was brought into this game.
* WellIntentionedExtremist:
** To save the world from being destroyed by the war between humans and Dragons, Elysium created a being so powerful that humans and Dragons would unite against it, even though it would lead to the deaths of many.
** His goal of having Dragons rule over humanity is under his belief that humans are too destructive to control themselves. Given Augus and his men were destroying nature as part of their war on Dragonkind, he's not entirely wrong...
** [[spoiler:[[NotSoWellIntentionedExtremist Becomes subverted]] by ''Dawn of Dragalia'', since he tries to strike down humanity again prior to the Second War of Binding, thus requiring Alberius' intervention to stop him.]]
* WrittenByTheWinners: Meene's documentationinstead of the new world's history paints Elysium and dragonkind in a particularly favorable light, which is the foundation of the Ilian Church. [[spoiler:Alberius and his forces learn what kind of bastard he is the hard way, however.]]other way around.
* AlwaysSomeoneBetter: [[spoiler: There is at least one dragon that Elysium acknowledged it's superiority, possibly [[VideoGame/RageOfBahamut Bahamut]]]].
* AmbiguousGender: Elysium has no defined gender and is given gender neutral pronouns such as it/itself/they/them/their
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* DidntThinkThisThrough: He helps Dyrenell release Morsayati
* BitchInSheepsClothing: Dear Bahamut, ''yes!'' He finds humans to be nothing more then whelps foolishly sending the world itself to its doom. To prevent this, he has seen fit to subjugate all things in the world by way of MortonsFork. His plan is to have Ilia form a pact to prevent the world from being destroyed in fire, but in exchange he’ll gain control over all Mana in the world. THEN he allows Morsayati to [[RoaringRampageOfRevenge rampage]] throughout the world, making himself into the hero, and to wipe the old world clean with the [[TheCorruption Black Mana]] for a new world where there is [[MedievalStasis no growth, no progress.]]
* BrokenPedestal: Ilia used to worship Elysium, believing he was a guardian of the world, until she discovered he was more of an observer than a protector. Her, and Zethia's, opinion dropped even further when she found out just how ruthless his true goals are.
* ControlFreak: "Forgotten Truths" reveals that Elysium sought to create a world where Dragons reign over humanity so the world would never change. Midgardsormr Zero calls him out on this. [[spoiler:It rears its head again in ''Dawn of Dragalia'', and Alberius needs to talk him down the old-fashioned way.]]
* CreateYourOwnVillain: Elysium rendering Ilia comatose was something Mordecai mistook for murder, and his ensuing overflowing hatred was what gave birth to Morsayati.
* CrossdressingVoices: While Elysium is referred to with male pronouns, he has a very distinctly feminine voice in the Japanese audio.
* CurbstompBattle: He gives Mars this in his Dragon Story for daring to challenge him.
* EarlyBirdCameo: Shows up during the first confrontation with Morsayati, thanks to Zethia channeling her power through Euden, but Euden cannot maintain Elysium's form for long. The big Dragon statue in the summoning screen is also a representation of him.
* EvilSoundsDeep: Contrasting his Japanese voice, his English voice actor gives him a deep, [[GutturalGrowler growling]] voice.
* FantasticRacism: He thinks of humans as naught but thralls to lord his power over, and seven hundred years was not enough to change his mind. [[spoiler:Alberius has no choice but to challenge him directly.]]
-->''"The time for humans to be judged is nigh; your lives have no place in a perfect world."''
* FightingYourGod: "Dawn of Dragalia" allows players to finally do this not just for everything he did in "Forgotten Truths, but also for [[DisproportionateRetribution planning to destroy the world for the sins of one man unleashing the Other.]]
* GenghisGambit: His plan to stop the fighting between humans and Dragons is to create an enemy so dreadful that they would unite against it. That being turned out to be Morsayati; while it was an unexpected side effect of his pact with the real Ilia, he shows zero concern for collateral damage.
* GodIsEvil: This asshole is ''far'' from the benevolent dragon the Church paints him as...
* GreaterScopeVillain: Much like Augus, Elysium's actions ultimately result in the creation of Morsayati and he is even willing to let Morsayati go wild just
* HeelRealization: [[spoiler:Appears to have one of these by
* MirrorCharacter: To Augus, just as how his plans to support humans and being against dragons gets [[CollateralDamage fellow humans harmed]], Elysium's own plans for humans also bring about the ruin of fellow dragons' lives. [[spoiler:Centuries have not been long enough to abate his disdain for humanity.]]
* MookMaker: After casting Universal Will, he summons Agni, Poseidon and Zephyr as reinforcements that have to be brought down to charge the dragon meter.
* NeverMyFault: [[spoiler:He put the responsibility of keeping Morsayati sealed away solely on humans as he leads them to believe the demon was created by Ilia. When one human releases him, Elysium decides to blame all humans and wipe them all out. This is in spite of the fact
* NonElemental: [[spoiler:Much like [[Characters/DragaliaLostAntagonistsCampaign his nemesis]], Elysium has no elemental affinity. Bring your best if you wish to defeat him.]]
* NoSell: His battle has
* PhysicalGod: Many Dragons come to be regarded as gods. As the greatest Dragon, that makes Elysium the godliest of them all[[spoiler:, though where Bahamut stands in comparison is yet to be revealed]].
* ShesAManInJapan: Inverted. The Japanese version of Elysium has no defined gender and is given they/them pronouns while the US version is masculine with he/him pronouns.
* TopGod: The highest and mightiest of all dragons. [[spoiler:Except it's subverted, as High Chthonius's story reveals that there was another dragon that even Elysium recognized as superior to himself.]]
* TotalPartyKill: He has one he will use after about two minutes in Overdrive. Break the Blue Soul or else.
* {{Transplant}}: First appeared in ''Knights of Glory'', then was brought into this game.
* WellIntentionedExtremist:
** To save the world from being destroyed by the war between humans and Dragons, Elysium created a being so powerful that humans and Dragons would unite against it, even though it would lead to the deaths of many.
** His goal of having Dragons rule over humanity is under his belief that humans are too destructive to control themselves. Given Augus and his men were destroying nature as part of their war on Dragonkind, he's not entirely wrong...
** [[spoiler:[[NotSoWellIntentionedExtremist Becomes subverted]] by ''Dawn of Dragalia'', since he tries to strike down humanity again prior to the Second War of Binding, thus requiring Alberius' intervention to stop him.]]
* WrittenByTheWinners: Meene's documentation
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* DevourTheDragon: His fate courtesy of Morsayati. In a manner of speaking, [[RewardedAsATraitorDeserves he couldn't have ended any other way]].
* DidntThinkThisThrough: He helps Dyrenell release Morsayati so that he can claim his power. [[EvilIsNotAToy However]], he didn't consider the possibility that Morsayati would be the one controlling him instead of the other way around.
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* DevourTheDragon: His fate courtesy of Morsayati. In a manner of speaking, [[RewardedAsATraitorDeserves he couldn't have ended any other way]].
* DidntThinkThisThrough: He helps Dyrenell release Morsayati so that he can claim his power. [[EvilIsNotAToy However]], he didn't consider the possibility that Morsayati would be the one controlling him instead of the other way around.
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* MirrorCharacter: To Augus, just as how his plans to support humans and being against dragons gets [[CollateralDamage fellow humans harmed]], Elysium's own plans for humans also bring about the ruin of fellow dragons' lives. [[spoiler:Centuries have not been long enough to abate his disdain for humanity.]]
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* NotSoDifferent: To Augus, just as how his plans to support humans and being against dragons gets [[CollateralDamage fellow humans harmed]], Elysium's own plans for humans also bring about the ruin of fellow dragons' lives. [[spoiler:Centuries have not been long enough to abate his disdain for humanity.]]
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[[folder:Kanaloa (''Stranded Scions'')]]
The Guardian of the deserted island that the royal siblings get washed up on.
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* EvilVersusEvil: Similar to Paladyn Goma, he wants to kill Nino but he has different reasons for then Paladyn Goma so an alliance between couldn't happen.
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* BigBadEnsemble: He shares this in "Blessed Bloodline" with Father Glennie, since [[EvilVersusEvil they're working against each other]] in killing Nino for opposing reasons.
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* BreakoutCharacter: Upon his introduction event, Chronos became one of the most well known raid bosses in the game to the point where he gets featured the most often. Not only was his base form added to the astral raid lineup, but he also serves as the [[PaletteSwap template]] for the formless antagonist Aether in the ''Princess Connect'' Crossover event. He also gets to serve as the raid boss for a second time in "Rage of Chronos". He even appears in a few Dragalia Minis.
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* FightingYourGod: "Dawn of Dragalia" allows players to finally do this not just for everything he did in "Forgotten Truths, but also for [[DisproportionateRetribution planning to destroy the world for the sins of one man unleashing the Other.]]
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