History VideoGame / PhoenotopiaAwakening

** A common speedrun tactic is the "Ouroboros Skip" where with the right items and some careful platforming, you can cross the bridge leading to Daea instead of going through Moonlight Ravine.

* TakeYourTime: Despite being told that there isn't much time left before the world gets invaded or destoryed, there is no time limit and you can take as long as you like to complete all the sidequests and find all of the game's secrets before facing the final boss.

* VagueAge: Gail is likely one of the oldest orphans in the Panselo orphanage alongside her twin Kitt, but she still lives in the orphanage. She has several close friends who were old enough to leave and travel the world. One of the older ladies in Panselo teases her about when she'd find a boyfriend/husband. She needs Lisa's ID to buy alcohol at the bar in Atai, although Lisa says she is old enough and only lets Gail use hers because she would have to wait months for it to be ready otherwise. All of this seems to imply that she's somewhere in her mid to late teens, but nothing certain.

** In Thomas' lab, a Peace Minister thinks that the girl in the pictures on the wall is his girlfriend [[relativeError when she's actually his sister]].

* GoodMorningChrono: The game begins with Gail waking up in her bedroom, although it's implied to actually be the afternoon, and she either slept in really late or was taking a nap.

* DoorToBefore: Several dungeons, especially later on, include quick exits back to certain areas that can generally only be accessed once you've gained certain items, or if you reach the switch to unlock them from the other side. For example, there's an exit in the Anuri Temple that leads back into the forest that can only be unblocked with bombs, and there's at least two instances of areas leading to the underground railway where you can get a train car back to places (one of them goes between Atai and the Ouroboros hideout, while the other goes between [[spoiler:the Scorched Lands]] and the Subterra.

* AmbiguouslyRelated: Inverted; Gail and Kitt are referred to as twins by a few of the villagers, but one notes that they look nothing like each other. [[spoiler:It's hinted very late in the game that while they were raised together, after being stolen from the phoenix vault, they are not actually twins, but it's unknown if they are still biologically related in some way or not]].

* AdaptationalAlternateEnding: [[spoiler: The flash game ended with Billy turning out to be evil and making the awakened phoenix go after Gale, only for them to both be abducted by the same aliens who took the villagers. In this game, Bart is actually a good guy, the awakened phoenix helps to defeat Katash and presumably also stop the invasion, and neither Gail nor anyone else is abducted]].

*** [[spoiler:One of the other seven actually had their Goem broken by man named Gustav, who mistook it for a threat. After the Stellanite controlling it told him about the upcoming invasion, he was tasked with retreiving a Spheralis shard from Rhodus]].

* HisNameReallyIsBarkeep: The Mayor of Atai is actually called Mayor.

* IntrovertedCatPerson: Implied with Thomas, whose staff consists of golems (although he was said to be looking for a human intern) and who has several cats and items with cat designs throughout his lab. He's also the character featured on the "Cat Petter" badge.
* ItsAWonderfulFailure: In the middle of the game, you can choose "no" when asked if you will [[spoiler:help to save the world from an alien invasion]], resulting in the game telling you that [[spoiler:without Gail's help, the world was destroyed]]. The same thing happens if you [[spoiler:agree to rest with Mother Computer]].

** [[spoiler:An empty room in the Scorched Lands will have a ghoul sprint at you from behind a box and attack you. This room has no other purpose.]]

* LaserGuidedAmnesia: Your friend Aella suffers from one; there is a sidequest to restore her memory.
* LastOfHisKind: The [[FrogMen Anuri]] are said to have been wiped out during the Great War, but one of them can be found in the Subterra. [[spoiler:If you give it the Strange Urn and return to the room after, you'll see tadpoles swimming in the water the urn gets dropped into, implying that the species will be brought back]].
* LethalChef: Messing up the cooking process will result in "food", which damages you by five points when consumed. It can be given to Mr. Planto for use as fertilizer.

* LockedInTheDungeon: A rare voluntary example with [[spoiler:the Prisons in Daea, with several guards locking themselves inside the cells to avoid being mind controlled by the Kobolds.]]

* MistakenForRomance: One NPC in the game is an old man watching a pair of youngsters converse. He says he admires their youthful romance and admires their "sparks." They're actually cousins catching up on family happenings.

* MultiMookMelee: In the Bandits' hideout and the Prisons.

** In the original game, the Ghouls were extremely fast-moving and deadly enemies that mercilessly pursued Gail. In this game, however, they're much slower and easier to beat. [[spoiler: In one room in the Scorched Lands, a fast-moving Ghoul jumps out of a box to attack you, in reference to a notorious JumpScare from the original.]]

* ReformedCriminal: Garnet was once a thief, but Lisa convinced her give it up and make a living from running a daycare service instead. According to WordOfGod, it's actually Garnet's debt that Lisa is working off when you meet her.
* RoboticReveal: [[spoiler:At the end of Mr. Planto's sidequest, he turns around and you see that he's a Golem. Apparently Gail is surprised, [[BehindTheBlack even though she could easily see it from the angle that the player can't]]]].

* SmashingSurvival: Whenever you become trapped, such as being eaten by a Drakesnare or paralyzed by electricity, you can hit the attack button to break out faster.

* {{Superboss}}: [[spoiler: The Phalanx, which you're not even allowed to fight until you've found every Heart Ruby and maxed your health. There's no technical reward for beating it, though you get a SequelHook after the credits if you do so.]]

* SuperSoldier: [[spoiler: Gail herself is one--she was broken out of the vaults as a baby and brought to Panselo by as-yet unknown forces. Her abducted twin brother Kitt is almost certainly one too, which is most likely why he prominently features in the SequelHook.]]

* ThatPoorCat: Happens twice in the game. [[spoiler: The first instance occurs in an area in the Scorchlands, when you trick a Wrecker into breaking a hole in the ground revealing the ancient GEO base below, destroying itself in the process. The second happens after you defeat the Phalanx.]]

* TraumaInn: Sleeping at Gail's house or an inn fully heals her.

* TheVeryDefinitelyFinalDungeon: [[spoiler: E.D.E.N., a massive underwater research facility housing the Phoenix, filled with terminals showing you the diaries of the scientists who worked there and are responsible for the state of the world in the present.]]

* AirborneMook: Several, including bats, giant bees, money stealing vultures, flying shrimps, flying robots, and [[spoiler: harpies]].

** There are settings to make combat slightly easier, such as reducing the time it takes to recharge stamina, or the speed at which food is cooked.

* BrattyHalfPint: The Mayor of Atai Town is a young boy who calls Gail an "old lady" upon seeing her for the first time, although it's hinted by his servants that he [[SourOutsideSadInside used to be happier and more friendly before his parents died]].

* DreamingOfThingsToCome: One sidequest in Cosette has you helping a young couple who have recently grown distant. Both confess to you it's because they've had terrible dreams about the future of their relationship: The young man has dreamed that he'll meet a red-haired woman and fall in love with her, being unfaithful, while the young woman has dreamed that her husband will die fetching her [[FlowerFromTheMountaintop a rare fruit from a distant tree.]] [[spoiler: You destroy the monstrous creature protecting the tree, making it safe, and you dye your hair red so the young man stops being afraid of red-haired women. Adorably, you later learn from the young woman that she herself has always wanted to dye her hair red.]]

* TheEmpire: [[spoiler: The Astral Empire. It rules through power and military expansion, and wants to harvest the earth of its resources.]]

* FlyingBrick: [[spoiler: Gail herself, though not in-game. The credits sequence, however, shows that she's learned how to fly, and is using it to defend her village as a superhero.]]

** [[spoiler:The ending artwork for getting HundredPercentcompletion as well as deafeating both Katash in his second fight and Phalanx implies that Kitt and Rutea have become this, having somehow escaped from captivity and gained two alien companions while fighting lizard-like aliens on another planet]].

* HundredPercentCompletion: You get an achievement for finding all of the Heart Rubies, Emeralds, Moonstones, weapons, and secret techniques in the game. Finding all 55 heart rubies is also necessary to take on the BonusBoss.

* AnAlienNamedBob: The alien controlling the Golem head is called Bart, which is even lampshaded by Thomas after he introduces himself. Bart's allies are called Coby and Audrey, which are also fairly normal names. [[spoiler:It makes sense when you learn they're actually descended from humans]].

* BonusBoss: [[spoiler: The Phalanx, which you're not even allowed to fight until you've found every Heart Ruby and maxed your health. There's no technical reward for beating it, though you get a SequelHook after the credits if you do so.]]

* BraggingRightsReward: Invoked with [[spoiler: [[BrutalBonusBoss the Phalanx]]. Beating it gives no tangible gameplay reward other than a badge. Talking to the golem guarding the way has it literally say that the only reward is "bragging rights". However, getting the badge and then finishing the game with all moonstones, heart rubies, and stamina gems gives a SequelHook in the form of an after credits artwork.]]

* OptionalBoss: You can escape the Mul Caves without ever fighting its boss. Even if you walk into the room where the boss lives, you can just walk right back out again. You get a Heart Ruby for beating it, though.

''Phoenotopia : Awakening'', released on August 20, 2020, for the UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch, is a remake of the 2014 flash game simply called ''VideoGame/{{Phoenotopia}}''. Created by studio Cape Cosmic, it is a 2D action-adventure that draws inspiration from ''VideoGame/CaveStory'' and ''Franchise/TheLegendOfZelda'' series. In addition to improved graphics and music, the remake makes many additions to gameplay, including making the world map [[OverworldNotToScale free-roaming]] rather than restricted to [[PointAndClickMap just the levels]], the ability to fish and to cook food to increase its effectiveness, and altered story elements.

** [[spoiler: Two Phoenixes grew angel wings like Adam, and going by statues in the Royal Archives, escaped E.D.E.N. and left their mark on the outside world. The "Dark Wings" badge suggests one of them became the leaders of the Kobolds, while the other one may be depicted in the Zophiel statues.]]

** There are settings to make combat slightly easier, such as reducing the time it takes to recharge stamina, or to eat food.

* ChainOfDeals: The "Trading Sequence" sidequest. You can find the people who require certain items in any order, but the chain doesn't properly start until you [[spoiler:fish up a turtle in a hidden cave in the Panselo reigon. You then give it to a man at the GEO Club who wants the lone turle in the aquarium to have a friend, and he gives you a ring, which you give to a man at Moonlight Ravine as a gift for his girlfriend. He gives you perfume in return, which you give to some soldiers at the First Wall so they can repel bugs, and they let you take one of their stuffed toys. You give the toy to a girl at the Rhodus border and her mother tries to offer you a job, and then gives you a letter of reccommendation when you turn it down. You then give the letter to a girl in Cosette Village who wants to work elsewhere, and she lets you have her Golem dog, which you let two guards use to track down a pair of scammers, who hide at Adar's house and lock the door, requiring you to ask Garnet to open the door again while you play another game of hide and seek with the kids she looks after. When that's done, you get a prop sword, which you return to a customer at the Atai inn, and get his latest novel. The novel goes to a guard at the Last Wall, and he lets you have a claw that a Wrecker managed to break off a Wendigo, which you end up trading to a Harpy in Aurantia in exchange for the second piece of Star Ore. Finally, you bring the ore to the blacksmith in Daea City who has the first piece, and he forges them into the [[InfinityPlusOneSword Night Star]] for you]].

** If you visit Fran at her lab by Daea's lake for the first time after Thomas accompanies you, he can be seen looking in through the window while Fran is introducing you to the [[PortalNetwork Franway]].

** You're supposed to gain access to the Cosette region after saving Prince Leo and learning the royal family's song from him, which will make the guard at the Cosette checkpoint let you pass. However, if you're dedicated in your Moonstone collecting and turning-in, it's not too hard to unlock the Franway leading to Cosette. If you do this and try to leave backwards through the checkpoint, the guard has special dialogue where he assumes you're a resident of the region and lets you pass freely.

* DifficultySpike: Happens in Atai, where there are more dangerous enemies and certain scenarios where you have to pay money to progress (bribing the prison guard and buying wine for the prisoner which requires you to dye your hair), not helped by the fact that it's hard to earn at this point, and some enemies can steal it from you. The three trials you have to do in the Ouroboros hideout are also very difficult, and the place only has one save point that you'll have to keep backtracking to between them. Things get a bit better once you get the Lifesaver, allowing you to cross water safely, and you can easily get more food and money if you save up for a fishing rod.

** After you make it through the Mul Caves, you'll find an area with a teleporter that takes you back to the lake in Daea without having to give away any Moonstones in case you don't have enough of them. You do have to figure out which batteries will power it, however.

** If you visit Fran at her lab by Daea's lake for the first time after Thomas accompanies you, he can be seen looking in through the window while Fran is introducing you to the [[WarpWhistle Franway]].
** Two of the prizes you get for helping Fran are free vouchers to expand your storage. However, if your storage is maxed out, the tailor will exchange the vouchers for money instead.

* DiscOneFinalDungeon: [[spoiler:The White Towers. Its music and setting is suitably epic, its boss is a big difficulty spike, and completing it changes the overarching goal of the game from finding out what happened to the villagers to finding the Phoenix to stop the coming invasion.]]

** In the original game, the Ghouls were extremely fast-moving and deadly enemies that mercilessly pursued Gail. In this game, however, they're much slower and easier to beat. However: [[spoiler: In one room in the Scorched Lands, a fast-moving Ghoul jumps out of a box to attack you, in reference to a notorious JumpScare from the original.]]
** The first boss is different from that of the original game. However, you later gain access to more of the temple, which leads you to the original boss, complete with the same music.

* SidequestSidestory: Some of the sidequests you can do have their own storylines, the most notable one being the "Trading Sequence" which has a part where two people scam money out of you that they claimed would be for repairing a bridge, and you having to help the guards catch them, with an optional scene later on that reveals that one of them is Garnet's brother. It also turns out that one of the travelling musicians you encounter throughout the game who runs off towards the end of their sidequest is actually [[spoiler:a Stellanite-controlled Golem and one of Bart's allies]].

* VagueAge: Gail is likely one of the oldest orphans in the Panselo orphanage alongside her twin Kitt, but she still lives in the orphanage. She has several close friends who were old enough to leave and travel the world. One of the older ladies in Panselo teases her about when she'd find a boyfriend/husband. She needs Lisa's ID to buy alcohol at the bar in Atai, however Lisa says she is old enough and only lets Gail use hers because she would have to wait months for it to be ready otherwise. All of this seems to imply that she's somewhere in her mid to late teens, but nothing certain.

* DoorToBefore: Several dungeons, especially in the later games, include quick exits back to the overworld about midway through.

* FriendlyRival: After you restore Aella's memory, she reveals that she considers Gail a rival and challenges her to spar. Gail wins, to Aella's dismay, but Aella bounces back from it and decides to teach Gail the Temperance ability that lets Gail store her ChargedAttack.

** Thomas doesn't seem to realise that [[SdrawkcabAlias "Narf"]] is actually just Fran wearing a pair of disguise glasses. Not even when she [[SuspiciouslySpecificDenial denies having not met Gail before]].

* PlanetLooters: [[spoiler: Bart says that this is why the Astral Empire is invading Earth.]]

* WhereAreTheyNowEpilogue: The ending scene shows what's going on in Daea, Atai, and Panselo, with appearances from certain [=NPCs=] depending on if you completed their sidequests or not.

* VideoGameCaringPotential: Un order to progress, you have to take the bombs from Adar's house after getting Garnet to unlock the door for you. However, there is an option to leave some money behind in the nearby bank as a payment. Unlike most instances of you giving away your money, you don't get anything out of this except for the "Ethics" badge.

* FightWoosh: The screen zooms in and spins around if you run into enemies while travelling through the overworld.

* HealingCheckpoint: Downplayed. Svae points don't heal you when you save, and most of them won't heal you if you die or quit. However, if you reload after saving near a Zophiel statue, you'll be at full health.

* FetchQuest: ''Everywhere''. If you don't have enough of the items people ask you for, expect to do some backtracking in order to gather it. Thankfully most of these are optional, but there is one early on that's required to progress - to gain access to the Sand Drifts, you have to buy a bottle of wine for the imrisoned Ouroboros member, but to do that you need to borrow Lisa's ID and dye your hair brown.

* BadassAdorable: Gail is a small, unassuming RoseHairedSweetie. Over the course of the game, she defeats several foes several times her size and is eventually [[spoiler: revealed to be a genetically-engineered SuperSoldier, and repeals an AlienInvasion.]]

* TheDitz: [[DownplayedTrope Downplayed]] with [[MissionControl Bart]]. He screws up his attempts to disable the mainframe in the Royal Archives, and in the Mul Caverns he briefly forgets he is in a remote-controlled robot body and therefor in no real danger. But otherwise he provides useful advice and hints and doesn't get in your way too much.
* DoomedHometown: All the adults (and a few of the kids) in Panselo are abducted by aliens early in the game, forcing the children to run the village while Gail seeks aid. Somewhat subverted by the trope standards, the hometown survives unscathed, and the children who remained had to take matters into hands about surviving on a farm community. [[spoiler: The ending shows the town being worse for wear after the battle between the aliens and the Phoenixes, but everyone seems to have survived.]]

* BewareTheNiceOnes: Gail is nice to people most of the time, but when she has Birdy cornered after defeating her sand drake, Birdy is scared enough to try and pass off the fight as a test. Gail has none of it and beats her up offscreen before tying her up and taking her to Atai city.

* ChainOfDeals: The "Trading Sequence" sidequest. You can find the people who require certain items in any order, but the chain doesn't properly start until you [[spoiler:fish up a turtle in a hidden cave in the Panselo reigon. You then give it to a man at the GEO Club who wants the lone turle in the aquarium to have a friend, and he gives you a ring, which you give to a man on a date at Moonlight Ravine as a gift for his girlfriend. He then gives you perfume, which you give to some soldiers at the First Wall so they can repel bugs, and they let you take one of their stuffed toys, which you give to a girl at the Rhodus border and her mother tries to offer you a job, and then gives you a letter of reccommendation when you turn it down. You then give it to a girl in Cosette Village who wants to work elsewhere, and she lets you have her golem dog, which you then let two guards use to track down a pair of scammers, who hide at Adar's house and lock the door, requiring you to ask Garnet to open the door again while you play another game of hide and seek with the kids. When that's done, you get a prop sword, which you return to a customer at the Atai inn, and get his latest novel. The novel goes to a guard at the Last Wall, and he lets you have a claw that a Wrecker managed to break from a Wendigo, and you end up trading it to a Harpy in Aurantia in exchange for the second piece of Star Ore. Finally, you bring the ore to the blacksmith in Daea City who has the first piece, and he forges them into the [[InfinityPlusOneSword Night Star]] for you]].

* CookingMechanics: Certain food items can be cooked at fires (which you'll often have to light yourself), and involves a minigame where you must press the right key when the indicator is within a certain area. Unsuccessful attempts at cooking will result in "Food" which ''reduces'' your health, but is useful for a specific sidequest.

** After you make it through the Mul Caves, you'll find an area with a teleporter that takes you back to the lake in Daea without having to give away any Moonstones in case you don't have enough of them.

* DevelopersForesight: You're supposed to gain access to the Cosette region after saving Prince Leo and learning the royal family's song from him, which will make the guard at the Cosette checkpoint let you pass. However, if you're dedicated in your Moonstone collecting and turning-in, it's not too hard to unlock the [[WarpWhistle Franway]] leading into Cosette. If you do this and try to leave backwards through the checkpoint, the guard has special dialogue where he assumes you're a resident of the region and lets you pass freely.

* EverythingFades: Defeated enemies turn black, and slowly shrink until disappearing in a puff of smoke. Thankfully, several things imply that Gail is not killing the human enemies, and is simply knocking them out instead.

* PaperThinDisguise: Thomas doesn't seem to realise that [[SdrawkcabAlias "Narf"]] is actually just Fran wearing a pair of disguise glasses. Not even when she [[SuspiciouslySpecificDenial denies having not met Gail before]].

* HeKnowsTooMuch: Thomas, when you first meet him, thinks you are a Peace Minister and are there to silence him because of his scientific work going against their rules, and gets the robot he was working on to fight you. Some time later, he gets captured by the mind controlled guards, implied to be because he brought up the subject of aliens during his failed attempt to get into the towers, which have been taken over by the Kobolds.

* JavelinThrower: One of the tools you can get. It creates a platform every time it's embedded into a wall. You can also get an upgrade that makes it able to explode.

** [[spoiler: An empty room in the Scorched Lands will have a ghoul sprint at you from beyond the screen and attack you. This room has no other purpose.]]

** There's a secret area in the Mul Caves that resembles how said caved looked in the original game.

%%* ChainOfDeals: The "Trading Sequence" sidequest. You can find the people who require certain items in any order, but the chain doesn't properly start until you [[spoiler:fish up a tutrle in a hidden cave in the Panselo reigon. You then give it to a man at the GEO Club who wants the lone turle in the aquarium to have a friend, and he gives you a ring, which you give to a man on a date at Moonlight Ravine as a gift for his girlfriend. He then gives you perfume, which you give to some soldiers at the First Wall so they can repel bugs, and they let you take one of their stuffed toys, which you give to a girl at the Rhodus border and her mother tries to offer you a job, and then gives you a letter of reccommendation when you turn it down. You then give it to a girl in Cosette who wants to work elsewhere, and she lets you have her golem dog.

* IntrovertedCatPerson: Implied with Thomas, whose staff consists of golems (although he was said to be looking for a human intern) and who has several cats throughout his lab (including one of the pettable ones). He's also the character featured on the "Cat Petter" badge.

* LockedInTheDungeon: A rare voluntary example with [[spoiler: the Prisons in Daea, with several guards locking themselves inside the cells to avoid being mind controlled by the Kobolds.]]

** There's a secret area in the Mul Caves taht resembles how said caved looked in the original game.

** The game autosaves whenever you pay the Oracle to give you hints about where to find certain items, preventing you from saving your money by reloading. It doesn't stop you from using a different save file, though...

** [[spoiler: Completing the game with the Light Wing and Dark Wings badge, as well as all moonstones, heart rubies, and energy gems, shows a post-credits artwork depicting Kitt and Rutea on an alien planet.]]
** [[spoiler: Two Phoenixes grew angel wings like Adam, and going by statues in the Royal Archives, escaped E.D.E.N. and left their mark on the outside world. The Dark Wings badge suggests one of them became the leaders of the Kobolds, while the other one may be depicted in the Zophiel statues.]]

* SidequestSidestory: Some of the sidequests you can do have their own storylines, the most notable one being the "Trading Sequence" which has a part where two people scam money out of you that they claimed would be for repairing a bridge, and you having to help the guards catch them, with an optional scene later on that reveals that one of them is Garnet's brother.

* ChainOfDeals: The "Trading Sequence" sidequest.

* GiantSpider: In Sunflower Road and the Moonlight Ravine. [[spoiler: Ariadne, an optional boss found in Mul Caves is an even bigger example.]]

* HeKnowsTooMuch: Thomas, when you first meet him, thinks you are a Peace Minister and are there to silence him because of his scientific work going against their rules, and gets the robot he was working on to fight you.

* InfinityPlusOneSword: The Night Star, which deals double the damage of your starting weapon. To get it, you must perform a long [[ChainOfDeals trading quest]] which begins with [[spoiler: giving a turtle to a man in the Geo Club and ends with giving the Dream Ore to the blacksmith in Daea]].

* DiscOneFinalDungeon: [[spoiler: The White Towers. Its music and setting is suitably epic, its boss is a big difficulty spike, and completing it changes the overarching goal of the game from finding out what happened to the villagers to finding the Phoenix to stop the coming invasion.]]

* EmptyRoomPsych: [[spoiler: A few in the Scorched Lands]].
* EverythingFades: Defeated enemies turn black, and slowly shrink until disappearing in a puff of smoke. Thankfully, several things imply Gail is not killing them when this happens to human enemies, and simply knocked them out.

* OrphanageOfLove: Implied with the Panselo orphanage. The orphans are generally not left wanting, and are free to mingle with the other kids in the village. Notably, despite being an orphanage, none of the children there express any particular desire to be adopted. [[spoiler: A flashback in E.D.E.N shows that Nana had originally opened the orphanage after adopting Gail and Kitt. She had specifically set out to care for children who don't have anyone else.]]

** [[spoiler:The ending changes significantly. In addition Bart replacing Billy, the final area goes from a dark and decrepit lab to a brightly lit and still intact research facility. Gail's nature as a Phoenix is revealed by Mother Computer, the AI in charge of the facility, who becomes one of the final bosses. The [[AdvancingBossOfDoom chase sequence with Unit 66]] has been replaced with a rematch against Katash, leader of the Kobolds. The game ends with Bart using the Phoenixes to successfully repel the invaders, and an alliance being formalized between Stellanites and Humans, though the villagers are still missing.]]

* VideoGameCaringPotential: Un order to progress, you have to take the bombs from Adar's house after getting Garnet to unlock the door for you. However, there is an option to leave some money behind in the nearby bank as a payment. Unlike most instances of you giving away your money, you don't get anything out of this except for the "Good Deed" badge.

* WhereAreTheyNowEpilogue: The ending scene shows what's going on in Daea, Atai, and Panselo, with appearances from certain NPCs depending on if you completed their sidequests or not.