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!!Due to the plot-heavy nature of the story, there will be [[Administrivia/SpoilersOff unmarked spoilers]] in the examples below. Administrivia/YouHaveBeenWarned!
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* ItAmusedMe: The reason why Homunculus decided to kidnap Margarete and Dana as babies and had them switched and raised in different timelines. They serve no real purpose for any of his plans, so there was no real need to do what he did. He just found it fun at the time.
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* LongHairedPrettyBoy: Eike's a handsome, androgynous-looking young man with long, blonde hair.
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* KryptoniteFactor: The Philosophers Stone. [[spoiler: Or rather, himself.]]
* LogicalWeakness: [[spoiler: If a person traveling through time interacts with themselves, they disappear. If he interacts with the Philosophers Stone, poof!]]
* NonindicativeName: You'd think someone named Homunculus would be a homunculus. He isn't.
* PlayingAgainstType: Didn't expect this guy and ''[[Franchise/SuperMarioBros Mario]]'' to share [[Creator/CharlesMartinet a voice actor]] now did you?
* LogicalWeakness: [[spoiler: If a person traveling through time interacts with themselves, they disappear. If he interacts with the Philosophers Stone, poof!]]
* NonindicativeName: You'd think someone named Homunculus would be a homunculus. He isn't.
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* KryptoniteFactor: The Philosophers Stone. [[spoiler: Or Philosopher's Stone, because it's actually just him, or rather, himself.]]
what he's made from. If Eike forces him to make contact with it, he ceases to exist, just as it would happen to any other person who interacts with their time displaced selves. The digipad is another example, because it's a very fragile item that can easily be destroyed like glass if someone where to drop it, and like the Philosopher's Stone, Homunculus' life is also tied to it.
* LogicalWeakness:[[spoiler: If a person traveling through time interacts with themselves, they disappear. If cease to exist. So if he ever interacts with the Philosophers Philosopher's Stone, poof!]]
* NonindicativeName: You'd think someone named Homunculus would be a homunculus. He isn't.
which is really just his pre-transformation state, he's good as toast.
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* NonindicativeName: You'd think someone named Homunculus would be a homunculus. He isn't.
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* WiseBeyondTheirYears: Downplayed since her overall behavior is still that of a normal, fun-loving little girl, but Sibylla shows a degree of emotional intelligence that most kids above her age wouldn't even consider, namely her decision to take in more household responsibilities for the sake of her father and baby brother after the death of her mother.
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* ComplexityAddiction: Uses ridiculously circuitous methods of preventing his death that never address the root of the problem anyway. [[spoiler:Finally subverted in the EX endings, where he now remembers every previous timeline and is able to prevent Homunculus from being freed.]]
* IdenticalStranger: [[spoiler:From the perspective of Eckart at least. It turns out that Eckart agreed to try and kill Eike not only because Hugo told him he would tell him where his daughter was, but because Eike looked exactly like the mysterious man people saw the day he lost his wife and daughter (in truth a time travelling Eike). He admits that when they first met he wondered if Eike was the man's son, but explains after his failed attempt to kill him that even if that's true he shouldn't blame him for what his father might have done.]]
* IdenticalStranger: [[spoiler:From the perspective of Eckart at least. It turns out that Eckart agreed to try and kill Eike not only because Hugo told him he would tell him where his daughter was, but because Eike looked exactly like the mysterious man people saw the day he lost his wife and daughter (in truth a time travelling Eike). He admits that when they first met he wondered if Eike was the man's son, but explains after his failed attempt to kill him that even if that's true he shouldn't blame him for what his father might have done.]]
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freed]].
* IdenticalStranger:[[spoiler:From From the perspective of Eckart [[spoiler:Eckart at least. It turns out that Eckart agreed to try and kill Eike not only because Hugo told him he would tell him where his daughter was, but because Eike looked exactly like the mysterious man people saw the day he lost his wife and daughter (in truth a time travelling Eike). He admits that when they first met he wondered if Eike was the man's son, but explains after his failed attempt to kill him that even if that's true he shouldn't blame him for what his father might have done.]]done]].
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* KindHeartedCatLover: She adores cats and greatly appreciates it if Eike brings her one, which ironically comes from her own descendent, Eckart, setting into motion the family's shared love for them with the cat in question ending up becoming [[MyOwnGrampa its own ancestor]].
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* KindHeartedCatLover: She adores cats and greatly appreciates it if Eike brings her one, which ironically came from her own descendent, Eckart, setting into motion the family's shared love for them with the cat in question becoming an example of MyOwnDaddy (well, ancestor, in this case).
* KindHeartedCatLover: She adores cats and greatly appreciates it if Eike brings her one, which ironically came from her own descendent, Eckart, setting into motion the family's shared love for them with the cat in question becoming an example of MyOwnDaddy (well, ancestor, in this case).
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* EeriePaleSkinnedBrunette: Chalk white skin and dark brown hair, not to mention that he dresses in dark colors as well.
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* RedEyesTakeWarning: Dark He has dark red eyes and he is not someone eventually proven to be a malevolent creature who cannot be trusted.
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* AmbiguousGender: He speaks with a male voice and is addressed with male pronouns, but physically looks feminine. Considering his nature, he probably doesn't even have a biological gender.
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* DarkIsEvil: Homunculus wears dark clothing and is associated with red and black imagery. He's also a ManipulativeBastard who plays around with people's lives and ruins them, some as part of a grander scheme, others just for his own sick amusement.
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* ChekhovsGunman: Take a very good look at the boy in Chapter 2 who wails that his grandfather was trapped in a burning house. [[spoiler:It's this guy.]]
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* PlayingAgainstType: Didn't expect this guy and [[Franchise/SuperMarioBros Mario]] ''[[Franchise/SuperMarioBros Mario]]'' to share [[Creator/CharlesMartinet a voice actor actor]] now did you?you?
* PsychoticSmirk: Most of his facial expressions have him smiling at how everything seems to be going to plan.
* RedEyesTakeWarning: Dark red eyes and he is not someone to be trusted.
* PsychoticSmirk: Most of his facial expressions have him smiling at how everything seems to be going to plan.
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* TheFaceless: Her face is always covered with that black veil of hers. [[spoiler: It's to hide her identity of being Helen Wagner.]]
* FortuneTeller: That's all she's ever known as, and she gives quite accurate predictions as to when Eike will die.
* InvisibleToNormals: Only Eike is able to see her, due to a strange connection they have. [[spoiler:As proven when Hugo goes to see her in Ending B1, the fortune teller's room is completely empty.]]
* FortuneTeller: That's all she's ever known as, and she gives quite accurate predictions as to when Eike will die.
* InvisibleToNormals: Only Eike is able to see her, due to a strange connection they have. [[spoiler:As proven when Hugo goes to see her in Ending B1, the fortune teller's room is completely empty.]]
* ChekhovsGunman: Take a very good look at the boy in Chapter 2 who wails that his grandfather was trapped in a burning house. [[spoiler:It's this guy.]]
* AlliterativeName: '''W'''olfgang '''W'''agner.
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* BornInTheWrongCenury: When Eike reunites with her in 1584, it turns out that she is much happier in the 16th century than the 21st. [[spoiler:That's because she's the real Margarete Wagner until Homunculus swapped her with Eckart Brum's daughter.]]
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* IdenticalStranger: [[spoiler:From the perspective of Eckart at least. It turns out that Eckart agreed to try and kill Eike not only because Hugo told him he would tell him where his daughter was, but because Eike looked exactly like the mysterious man people saw the day he lost his wife and daughter (in truth a time travelling Eike). He admits that when they first met he wondered if Eike was the man's son, but explains after his failed attempt to kill him that even if that's true he shouldn't blame him for what his father might have done.]]
* IdenticalStranger: [[spoiler:From the perspective of Eckart at least. It turns out that Eckart agreed to try and kill Eike not only because Hugo told him he would tell him where his daughter was, but because Eike looked exactly like the mysterious man people saw the day he lost his wife and daughter (in truth a time travelling Eike). He admits that when they first met he wondered if Eike was the man's son, but explains after his failed attempt to kill him that even if that's true he shouldn't blame him for what his father might have done.]]
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* MissingChild: His daughter vanished the day his wife was murdered. [[spoiler:No matter what you do, you can't prevent his daughter's disappearance.]]
* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: [[spoiler:Has this reaction after he tries to kill Eike under orders from Hugo, horrified that even the vaguest hint to his daughter's whereabouts is enough to cause him to try and kill his friend.]]
* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: [[spoiler:Has this reaction after he tries to kill Eike under orders from Hugo, horrified that even the vaguest hint to his daughter's whereabouts is enough to cause him to try and kill his friend.]]
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* IntergenerationalFriendship: Eckart is in his late forties to early fifties while Eike is in his twenties. [[spoiler:Except Eike is actually an immortal who has been alive for over four centuries.]]
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* MellowFellow: He rarely shows much emotion beyond dull surprise.
* AmbiguousSituation: [[spoiler: Both EX endings end with Homunculus being unable to swap Dana with Margarete, meaning that Dana should have grown up in her original era. The game doesn't explain whether this is the case or if for whatever reason she still grew up in the present.]]
* SurpriseIncest: [[spoiler:Nothing happens, but since she is the real Margarete Wagner while Eike is her immortal father Wolfgang suffering from amnesia their almost flirty interactions earlier in the game can be uncomfortable and one of the endings leaves it unclear whether their is romantic tension between the two.]]
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* BornInTheWrongCentury: Margarete is fascinated by Eike's era and her impulse to break the social conventions of her time by wearing a dress considered above her station means she would fit in better in the 21st century. [[spoiler:That's because she was born in 1979 and belongs in the present.]]
* SurpriseIncest: Since the digipad only takes Eike to eras relevant to him and his situation, he comes to suspect that Margarete might be his ancestress or at least distantly related to him and has the option of explaining this to her when she asks why he can't take her to the present for a visit. By this point Margarete had developed a crush due to him rescuing her from a mob, and if told about the possible connection this causes her to realise that her life has already been written and that if she was to be removed from her time that could prevent Eike's existence which makes her give up on the idea of seeing the future. [[spoiler:He's not her descendant but is technically her foster father as he raised her as Wolfgang Wagner before losing his memory, and on of the endings shows the two of them possibly on a date.]]
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The younger brother of Margarete and the only son of the Wagner family. [[spoiler:He's also been the one trying to kill Eike.]]
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* AmbiguousDisorder: Hugo possibly has some sort of personality disorder based on how quickly he can go from calm and collect to emotional and aggressive. However due to the era he is in it would be impossible for this to be recognised.
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* BornInTheWrongCentury: Margarete is fascinated by Eike's era and her impulse to break the social conventions of her time by wearing a dress considered above her station means she would fit in better in the 21st century. [[spoiler:That's because she was born in 1979 and belongs in the present.]]
* SurpriseIncest: Since the digipad only takes Eike to eras relevant to him and his situation, he comes to suspect that Margarete might be his ancestress or at least distantly related to him and has the option of explaining this to her when she asks why he can't take her to the present for a visit. By this point Margarete had developed a crush due to him rescuing her from a mob, and if told about the possible connection this causes her to realise that her life has already been written and that if she was to be removed from her time that could prevent Eike's existence which makes her give up on the idea of seeing the future. [[spoiler:He's not her descendant but is technically her foster father as he raised her as Wolfgang Wagner before losing his memory, and on of the endings shows the two of them possibly on a date.]]
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The younger brother of Margarete and the only son of the Wagner family. [[spoiler:He's also been the one trying to kill Eike.]]
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* AmbiguousDisorder: Hugo possibly has some sort of personality disorder based on how quickly he can go from calm and collect to emotional and aggressive. However due to the era he is in it would be impossible for this to be recognised.
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!!Homunculus
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[[folder:Homunculus]]
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A young waitress working at a local café. Gets tangled up into the plot pretty early on.
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A young waitress working at a local cafe. Gets tangled up into the plot pretty early on.
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* DesperatelyLookingForAPurposeInLife
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!1979-1980
!1902
!1580-1584
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* StableTimeLoop: His ultimate goal. This is the only way to ensure Eike survives once Eike starts hopping into the past to solve his various deaths in the present. [[spoiler: It's also his true motivation. Since Eike is actually Wolfgang Wagner, and Hugo is chasing Eike through time to eliminate him (wanting to save his family, not knowing Eike is actually his father), Homunculus needs Eike to survive the entire day and remove Hugo as a threat to ensure Eike creates Homunculus in the first place. As Homunculus notes - immortality has its perks, but he needs to be created, first.]]
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* ComplexityAddiction: Uses ridiculously circuitous methods of preventing his death that never address the root of the problem anyway.
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* LogicalWeakness: [[spoiler: If a person traveling through time interacts with themselves, they disappear. If he interacts with the Philosophers Stone, poof]]
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* LogicalWeakness: [[spoiler: If a person traveling through time interacts with themselves, they disappear. If he interacts with the Philosophers Stone, poof]]poof!]]
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* PlayingAgainstType: Didn't expect this guy and [[SuperMarioBros Mario]] to share a voice actor now did you?
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* PlayingAgainstType: Didn't expect this guy and [[SuperMarioBros [[Franchise/SuperMarioBros Mario]] to share a voice actor now did you?
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* KryptoniteFactor: The Philosophers Stone. [[spoiler: Or rather, himself.]]
* LogicalWeakness: [[spoiler: If a person traveling through time interacts with themselves, they disappear. If he interacts with the Philosophers Stone, poof]]
* NonindicativeName: You'd think someone named Homunculus would be a homunculus. He isn't.
* PlayingAgainstType: Didn't expect this guy and [[SuperMarioBros Mario]] to share a voice actor now did you?
* SquishyWizard: Has some truly incredible powers, but admits to being rather physically weak.
* KryptoniteFactor: The Philosophers Stone. [[spoiler: Or rather, himself.]]
* LogicalWeakness: [[spoiler: If a person traveling through time interacts with themselves, they disappear. If he interacts with the Philosophers Stone, poof]]
* NonindicativeName: You'd think someone named Homunculus would be a homunculus. He isn't.
* PlayingAgainstType: Didn't expect this guy and [[SuperMarioBros Mario]] to share a voice actor now did you?
* SquishyWizard: Has some truly incredible powers, but admits to being rather physically weak.
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A young waitress working at a local cafe. Gets tangled up into the plot pretty early on.
* DesperatelyLookingForAPurposeInLife
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!!Eike
->'''Voiced By:''' Scott Keck (Original), Creator/YuriLowenthal (PSP)
The main character, killed by an unknown individual and revived by Homunculus, he travels through time to discover the truth behind his murder.
!!Homunculus
->'''Voiced By:''' Creator/CharlesMartinet (Original), Unknown (PSP)
A mysterious being, who helps Eike with his murder problem, but he has agendas of his own.
!!Dana
->'''Voiced By:''' Julia Parker (Original), Creator/LauraBailey (PSP)
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!!Eike
->'''Voiced By:''' Scott Keck (Original), Creator/YuriLowenthal (PSP)
The main character, killed by an unknown individual and revived by Homunculus, he travels through time to discover the truth behind his murder.
!!Homunculus
->'''Voiced By:''' Creator/CharlesMartinet (Original), Unknown (PSP)
A mysterious being, who helps Eike with his murder problem, but he has agendas of his own.
!!Dana
->'''Voiced By:''' Julia Parker (Original), Creator/LauraBailey (PSP)
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