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** The Seru Brides. [[spoiler:Upon being fed to Juggernaut, they are still alive in the beakers and can call for help.]]
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* BanditMook: The Goblinoid family of enemies[[note]]Gobu Gobu, Gomboo, and High Gomboo[[/note]] are fairly weak, but can and will steal your items, and will often run off with them if you don't defeat them quickly
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* BanditMook: The Goblinoid family of enemies[[note]]Gobu Gobu, Gomboo, and High Gomboo[[/note]] are fairly weak, but can and will steal your items, and will often run off with them if you don't defeat them quicklyquickly. The Kabuki Rat and Hell Rat can steal from you as well.
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* CrapsackWorld: And ''how''. With the Mist around, humans either get killed or [[BodyHorror possessed by Seru]]. There is also Conkram, [[spoiler:where everyone is simply fused to a giant Sim-Seru that engulfs the town and driven to insanity from the pain]].
** Underground Octam is where inhabitants of Octam hide from the Mist, but every day, they are threatened by earthquakes caused by Xain. As said by one of the inhabitants, one can either go up there and get attacked by Seru, or stay down here and get killed by the earthquakes. It is even noted that the earthquakes have destroyed the mushroom patches everyone has been relying on for sustenance, putting everyone at the risk of dying from starvation.
** The inhabitants of Ratayu would rather have the town covered in the Mist. Taxes in Ratayu are high, and there is the thing with the Seru Brides. Women are regularly summoned by Saryu to be [[spoiler:sacrificed to Juggernaut, and if they refuse, Saryu will hurt and even kill the whole family.]]
** Underground Octam is where inhabitants of Octam hide from the Mist, but every day, they are threatened by earthquakes caused by Xain. As said by one of the inhabitants, one can either go up there and get attacked by Seru, or stay down here and get killed by the earthquakes. It is even noted that the earthquakes have destroyed the mushroom patches everyone has been relying on for sustenance, putting everyone at the risk of dying from starvation.
** The inhabitants of Ratayu would rather have the town covered in the Mist. Taxes in Ratayu are high, and there is the thing with the Seru Brides. Women are regularly summoned by Saryu to be [[spoiler:sacrificed to Juggernaut, and if they refuse, Saryu will hurt and even kill the whole family.]]
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** Dohati has Saryu utilize Ratayu technology to develop an infinite amount of Juggernaut. However, the Mist Generator at Sebucus causes Ratayu to be covered in the Mist, and the project is halted because of it.
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*** The most prominent one is the path from Snowdrift Cave, because you can only visit it when you leave the cave as Noa. Once you go through Mt Rikuroa's Golem boss, the cave will collapse and prevent you from returning to the overworld and reaching it forever.
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* SuperWeight
** Type -1: Children and the elderly. Nene and the Village Elder qualify. Vahn's father, Val, also fits here after being attacked and crippled by a Seru monster.
** Type 0: Many [=NPC=]s. Mei and Maya.
** Type 1: Stronger NPC's who don't wear Seru. Most non-Seru enemies fit here. Vahn and Noa at the start of the game. Many Biron Monks
** Type 2: The most powerful [[WarriorMonk Biron Monks]][[note]]Despite being ordinary humans with TrainingFromHell, their abilities are shown to be beyond real-life human capabilities[[/note]] and most wearers of Seru. Gala and Songi at the start of the game, at least in terms of storyline[[note]]Gameplay-wise, Gala is TheLoad at first.[[/note]]. Seru and Seru monsters vary from types 1 to 3, but average around a 2.
** Type 3: Most of the main antagonists. The protagonists after getting their Ra-Seru. Gaza, who is shown to strike fear into even Seru and those wearing them.
** Type 4: The main party near the end of the game. [[spoiler:Cort and Songi]] near the end of the game. [[SatanicArchetype Rogue]] is either here or a Type 5.
** Type 5: Rogue[[note]]if not a Type 4[[/note]]. [[TheJuggernaut Juggernaut]].
** Type 6: Tieg, as the in-universe equivalent of {{God}}, is here.[[labelnote:*]]Tieg is implied to be omniscient, but not omnipotent; everything is stated to be predestined by Tieg, but the main characters' Ra-Seru state that they had surpassed Tieg's strength by the end of the game.[[/labelnote]]
** Type -1: Children and the elderly. Nene and the Village Elder qualify. Vahn's father, Val, also fits here after being attacked and crippled by a Seru monster.
** Type 0: Many [=NPC=]s. Mei and Maya.
** Type 1: Stronger NPC's who don't wear Seru. Most non-Seru enemies fit here. Vahn and Noa at the start of the game. Many Biron Monks
** Type 2: The most powerful [[WarriorMonk Biron Monks]][[note]]Despite being ordinary humans with TrainingFromHell, their abilities are shown to be beyond real-life human capabilities[[/note]] and most wearers of Seru. Gala and Songi at the start of the game, at least in terms of storyline[[note]]Gameplay-wise, Gala is TheLoad at first.[[/note]]. Seru and Seru monsters vary from types 1 to 3, but average around a 2.
** Type 3: Most of the main antagonists. The protagonists after getting their Ra-Seru. Gaza, who is shown to strike fear into even Seru and those wearing them.
** Type 4: The main party near the end of the game. [[spoiler:Cort and Songi]] near the end of the game. [[SatanicArchetype Rogue]] is either here or a Type 5.
** Type 5: Rogue[[note]]if not a Type 4[[/note]]. [[TheJuggernaut Juggernaut]].
** Type 6: Tieg, as the in-universe equivalent of {{God}}, is here.[[labelnote:*]]Tieg is implied to be omniscient, but not omnipotent; everything is stated to be predestined by Tieg, but the main characters' Ra-Seru state that they had surpassed Tieg's strength by the end of the game.[[/labelnote]]
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* BonusBoss: Lapis. Notable for having an ATK stat that dwarfs even the final boss, and for having crazy-long combos easily capable of dealing 7,000 HP of damage per round, while , forcing them your party members will have a max HP stat somewhere in the upper 2,000's or a bit over 3,000.[[note]]Hint: Since Lapis is Light-elemental, you can equip Luminous Jewels or the Light Egg/Talisman to halve the damage output, making his attacks survivable with a good accessory setup and a little luck... or use an MP exploit to use [[OneHitKill Jedo]] on the first turn.[[/note]]
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* {{Superboss}}: Lapis has an ATK stat that dwarfs even the final boss, and for having crazy-long combos easily capable of dealing 7,000 HP of damage per round, while , forcing them your party members will have a max HP stat somewhere in the upper 2,000's or a bit over 3,000.[[note]]Hint: Since Lapis is Light-elemental, you can equip Luminous Jewels or the Light Egg/Talisman to halve the damage output, making his attacks survivable with a good accessory setup and a little luck... or use an MP exploit to use [[OneHitKill Jedo]] on the first turn.[[/note]]
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* DarkChick: Zora is this. While she claims to love [[spoiler:Prince Cort]], she notably does not get a HighHeelFaceTurn, and is promptly offed by [[spoiler:Songi]] once she has [[YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness outlived her usefulness]].
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** Zora is the DarkChick, and the Oddball among the main villains.
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** Zora is the DarkChick, and the Oddball among the main villains.
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* GratuitousEnglish: Several in-combat lines of dialog happen in English rather than Japanese.
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* DiskOneNuke: As soon as players have access to the second region, players can go to Vidna and play a lot of slot machines that allows players to get as many coins as possible and trade them in for a lot of rare items in the game. As long as the players know how to time the slots, players can get a lot of money especially if they obtain the bonus multipliers. Then start selling and buying as much as possible to fill up the Point Card and start using it on bosses to guarantee a ''lot'' of damage.
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** As soon as players have access to the second region, players can go to Vidna and play a lot of slot machines that allows players to get as many coins as possible and trade them in for a lot of rare items in the game. As long as the players know how to time the slots, players can get a lot of money especially if they obtain the bonus multipliers. Then start selling and buying as much as possible to fill up the Point Card and start using it on bosses to guarantee a ''lot'' ofdamage.damage, sometimes even one hit killing bosses.
** As soon as players have access to the second region, players can go to Vidna and play a lot of slot machines that allows players to get as many coins as possible and trade them in for a lot of rare items in the game. As long as the players know how to time the slots, players can get a lot of money especially if they obtain the bonus multipliers. Then start selling and buying as much as possible to fill up the Point Card and start using it on bosses to guarantee a ''lot'' of
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** Noa's "Tough Love" Art. It charms an enemy, causing it to either only attack other enemies or just sit there and do nothing. It works on ''every'' enemy except bosses and mini-bosses, and it only wears off when that enemy is attacked. Random encounters become ''much'' easier to deal with when you've got 1 or 2 monsters sitting out most of the battle, patiently waiting for you to slaughter their buddies before you turn your attention back to them. Noa's able to use it without needing to spirit as soon as she has at least 5 command blocks available, which will probably be well before you've finished the first region. Using spirit, you are able to use it right away.
** Noa's Tempest Break is usable from a VERY low level when you use spirit. With it, she is able to out damage anything Vahn can do. It's even capable of hitting harder than his magic! Tempest Break will commonly hit for 150-200 damage when Vahn is hitting only low to mid hundreds with his strongest attacks. The only draw back is she can only use it every other turn, and only if she has enough Art Points, or AP. Though, using spirit also increases AP so that is only a problem on fairly rare occasions. Honestly, Noa's high Speed and Agility almost qualify her as a DiscOneNuke herself.
** Noa's Tempest Break is usable from a VERY low level when you use spirit. With it, she is able to out damage anything Vahn can do. It's even capable of hitting harder than his magic! Tempest Break will commonly hit for 150-200 damage when Vahn is hitting only low to mid hundreds with his strongest attacks. The only draw back is she can only use it every other turn, and only if she has enough Art Points, or AP. Though, using spirit also increases AP so that is only a problem on fairly rare occasions. Honestly, Noa's high Speed and Agility almost qualify her as a DiscOneNuke herself.
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An Axe To Grind is no longer a trope
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** Gala: [[AnAxeToGrind Axes]], [[CarryABigStick Clubs, and Maces]].
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** Gala: [[AnAxeToGrind Axes]], Axes, [[CarryABigStick Clubs, and Maces]].
