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* BadassFamily: If Stahn, Lilith [[spoiler:and Rimul]], [[spoiler: Rutee]], and Kyle are any indication, the Aileron clan.

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* BadassFamily: If Stahn, Lilith [[spoiler:and Rimul]], Lymle/Rimul]], [[spoiler: Rutee]], and Kyle are any indication, the Aileron clan.clan.
** Same with the Gilchrists, what with Hugo, Leon, [[spoiler: Rutee, and Kyle.]]

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* MineralMacGuffin: Lens.



* MotiveDecay: BigBad [[spoiler:Miktran]]. In the original game, he was a WellIntentionedExtremist (like most ''TalesSeries'' villains are) in that [[spoiler:he wanted to revive his people and genuinely believed that the Aetherians were in the right, as the Erthers started the War Between Heaven and Earth]]. In the remake, this motive has been replaced by simple megalomania.

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* MotiveDecay: BigBad [[spoiler:Miktran]]. In the original game, he was a WellIntentionedExtremist (like most ''TalesSeries'' villains are) in that [[spoiler:he wanted to revive his people and genuinely believed that the Aetherians were in the right, as the Erthers started the War Between Heaven and Earth]].Earth (for not wanting to be enslaved)]]. In the remake, this motive has been replaced by simple megalomania.

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* ForgottenSuperweapon: Belcrant.




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* {{Unobtainium}}: Lens. They enable all magic to function, as humans cannot channel mana without them.

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* BigEater: Stahn and Leon with sweets.

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* BigEater: Stahn Stahn, and Leon with sweets.


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** Also subverted with [[spoiler: the rest of the party in Leon's story in the remake.]] With determination and lots of items you can beat all of them, but it [[spoiler: [[CutsceneIncompetence changes nothing about how the story ends.]]]]
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* BigEater: Stahn.

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* BigEater: Stahn.Stahn and Leon with sweets.
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** [[=Retcon=]]: Also becomes this in the remake because [[spoiler: In the sequel, Judas mentions that he only learned dual wielding after Elraine brought him back.]]

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** [[=Retcon=]]: {{Retcon}}: Also becomes this in the remake because [[spoiler: In the sequel, Judas mentions that he only learned dual wielding after Elraine brought him back.]]
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** KickTheDog: However, he indulges in this to an extreme degree in Leon's side of the remake, taking every opportunity to kick his son while he's down.

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** KickTheDog: However, he indulges in this to an extreme degree in Leon's side of the remake, taking every opportunity to kick his son while he's down.down even when such levels of cruelty to control him probably weren't necessary.

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* PetTheDog: Hugo has his moments. Early on when he has the heroes under his control (not only does he have shock [[strike:collars]] tiaras on them, but he has ''legal custody'' because they've been arrested for trespassing) and forces them to search for the Eye Of Atamoni, he still agrees to Rutee's request for a monetary reward. When Leon complains that he doesn't ''need'' to do that, Hugo replies that a reward would motivate the heroes to do a better job. [[spoiler:This scene takes on a whole new meaning when you find out later that Hugo is being {{Brainwashed}} by Miktran, is desperately trying to resist said brainwashing, and recognises Rutee as the daughter he sent to safety before Miktran took control of him]].

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* PetTheDog: Hugo has his moments. Early on when he has the heroes under his control (not only does he have shock [[strike:collars]] tiaras on them, but he has ''legal custody'' because they've been arrested for trespassing) and forces them to search for the Eye Of Atamoni, he still agrees to Rutee's request for a monetary reward. When Leon complains that he doesn't ''need'' to do that, Hugo replies that a reward would motivate the heroes to do a better job. [[spoiler:This scene takes on a whole new meaning when you find out later that Hugo is being {{Brainwashed}} by Miktran, is desperately trying to resist said brainwashing, and recognises recognizes Rutee as the daughter he sent to safety before Miktran took control of him]].him]].
** KickTheDog: However, he indulges in this to an extreme degree in Leon's side of the remake, taking every opportunity to kick his son while he's down.
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* HostageForMacguffin: Hugo gets [[spoiler: Leon]] to steal the Eye of Atamoni because of this. Giving him the Macguffin changes nothing about her state, and neither does [[spoiler: Leon betraying his friends.]] She's only rescued when the rest of the party finds her.
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** [[spoiler:Subverted with Leon, as you can actually beat him if you somehow overpower yourself via cheats or insane amounts of LevelGrinding. It's pointless when you do, as doing so feeds Rutee's ego enough to completely abandon the main plot and go off on their own adventures, ending the game on a NonStandardGameOver.]]
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* NamesToKnowInAnime:
** TomokazuSeki - Stahn
** HikaruMidorikawa - Leon, [[spoiler:Judas]].
** KikukoInoue - Philia
** ShowHayami - Woodrow/Garr
** Creator/KoichiYamadera - Johnny/Karyl
** Creator/TesshoGenda - Kongman/Khang
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** [[=Retcon=]]: Also becomes this in the remake because [[spoiler: In the sequel, Judas mentions that he only learned dual wielding after Elraine brought him back.]]
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** TesshoGenda - Kongman/Khang

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** TesshoGenda Creator/TesshoGenda - Kongman/Khang
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* CharacterizationMarchesOn: In the original game, Leon was a two-dimensional {{Jerkass}} who happened to be in a sympathetic situation. Fans latched onto the tragic portion of his character, and in subsequent appearances Leon was developed into a cold-hearted but reluctant antagonist. This modern perspective makes some of his more malevolent actions in the original (like shocking Rutee with her electric [[strike:collar]] tiara every time she said something to annoy him) seem out of place.

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* CharacterizationMarchesOn: In the original game, Leon was a two-dimensional {{Jerkass}} who happened to be in a sympathetic situation. Fans latched onto the tragic portion of his character, and in subsequent appearances Leon was developed into a cold-hearted but reluctant antagonist. This modern perspective makes some of his more malevolent actions in the original (like shocking Rutee with her electric [[strike:collar]] tiara every time she said something to annoy him) seem out of place.place.
* CherryBlossoms: The scenery is used in Noischat the first time Stahn realises just what he wants to do with himself and his family. The scene is further enhanced by his conversation with Irene.


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* PinkySwear: Stahn and Irene promise to achieve their respective dreams and seal the "race" with a pinky promise. Irene promises to make a world where everyone is happy, while Stahn promises he'll become a soldier and ensure his family's happiness. It's worth noting they're both pretty idealistic and simple-minded, which is why they get along well.
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* {{Jerkass}}: Leon. In the remake, he moves a few notches towards JerkWithAHeartOfGold.
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Rutee.

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* {{Jerkass}}: Leon. In JackBauerInterrogationTechnique: Leon gives Batista a sound beating after he's captured, to the remake, he moves point where Stahn is freaked out. He tops it off by putting Mary's electroshocking tiara on him, though that was meant to act as a few notches towards JerkWithAHeartOfGold.
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Rutee.
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* LightningBruiser - Stahn in the remake has quite simply ''exceptional'' stats. Leon also qualifies for the "Lightning" part: he moves so quickly that battles can be over before the enemy has a chance to move.
** Also Mary in the remake. She walks/runs pretty fast considering how well she can give and take hits. More importantly, a number of her attacks has her move rapidly across the screen to reach her opponents.
* LostInTranslation - So bad even one of the puzzles cannot be solved without a FAQ because of translation errors.

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* LightningBruiser - Stahn in the remake has quite simply ''exceptional'' stats. Leon also qualifies for the "Lightning" part: he moves so quickly that battles can be over before the enemy has a chance to move.
** Also Mary in the remake. She walks/runs pretty fast considering how well she can give and take hits. More importantly, a number of her attacks has her move rapidly across the screen to reach her opponents.
* LostInTranslation -
LostInTranslation: So bad even one of the puzzles cannot be solved without a FAQ because of translation errors.
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* PungeonMaster: An early sidequest in Darilshield includes a guy called "Punny old man" who constantly makes puns with names and challenges Stahn and Mary to do the same with their own names. Stahn does well enough, but [[LamePunReaction Mary just bluntly declares it silly.]]

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* PungeonMaster: An early sidequest in Darilshield Darilsheid includes a guy called "Punny old man" who constantly makes puns with names and challenges Stahn and Mary to do the same with their own names. Stahn does well enough, but [[LamePunReaction Mary just bluntly declares it silly.]]]]
* RacingMinigame: A boy in Noischtat challenges Stahn to a race within the city. You can get a title and a few seeds later if you can avoid all the random people who will try to block your way.
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* TheCameo: Destiny R includes cameos by mascots of other Tales' games. The treasure found in the first dungeon that Rutee tries to sell to Walt is a sculpture of [[VideoGame/TalesOfTheAbyss Mieu]], while [[VideoGame/TalesOfRebirth Zappie]] makes a blink-and-you'll-miss-it appearance when the Water Dragon emerges out of the sea to take you to Clemente.
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* PunctuatedForEmphasis: "ITEM NAZO! TSUKATTEN JA! '''NEEEEEE!!!!!!'''" ("Do not use items, ever!")
** This even goes into ''VideoGame/TalesOfVesperia'' when he cameos in there. It's even faithfully translated to "NO. ITEMS. '''EVEEEEERRRRRRR'''" (something that an English-speaking person would shout).

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* PunctuatedForEmphasis: "ITEM NAZO! TSUKATTEN JA! '''NEEEEEE!!!!!!'''" ("Do not use items, ever!")
** This even goes into ''VideoGame/TalesOfVesperia'' when he cameos
PungeonMaster: An early sidequest in there. It's even faithfully translated Darilshield includes a guy called "Punny old man" who constantly makes puns with names and challenges Stahn and Mary to "NO. ITEMS. '''EVEEEEERRRRRRR'''" (something that an English-speaking person would shout).do the same with their own names. Stahn does well enough, but [[LamePunReaction Mary just bluntly declares it silly.]]
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''Tales Of Destiny'' is the second entry in the ''TalesSeries'' of {{Eastern RPG}}s. First released in 1997, it received a direct sequel in 2002 (''VideoGame/TalesOfDestiny2''), a [[VideoGameRemake remake]] in 2006 and an UpdatedRerelease of the remake in 2007.

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''Tales Of Destiny'' is the second entry in the ''TalesSeries'' ''Franchise/TalesSeries'' of {{Eastern RPG}}s. First released in 1997, it received a direct sequel in 2002 (''VideoGame/TalesOfDestiny2''), a [[VideoGameRemake remake]] in 2006 and an UpdatedRerelease of the remake in 2007.
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** KoichiYamadera - Johnny/Karyl

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** KoichiYamadera Creator/KoichiYamadera - Johnny/Karyl
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* '''Leon Magnus''': A super-serious, prodigy knight of Seinegald who [[LonersAreFreaks would rather be alone most of the time.]] The EnsembleDarkHorse of the series. Wields the Earth Swordian Chaltier.

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* '''Leon Magnus''': A super-serious, super-serious prodigy knight of Seinegald who [[LonersAreFreaks would rather be alone most of the time.]] The EnsembleDarkHorse of the series. Wields the Earth Swordian Chaltier.
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* '''Rutee Katrea''': A "Lens Hunter" (slash thief) who is [[OnlyInItForTheMoney utterly obsessed with money]], and the earning thereof. Very much a JerkWithAHeartOfGold. Wields the Water Swordian Atwight.

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* '''Rutee Katrea''': A "Lens Hunter" (slash (and/or thief) who is [[OnlyInItForTheMoney utterly obsessed with money]], and the earning thereof. Very much a JerkWithAHeartOfGold. Wields the Water Swordian Atwight.
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** [[CloudCuckooLander Mary]], period.
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* MotiveDecay: BigBad [[spoiler:Miktran]]. In the original game, he was a WellIntentionedExtremist (like most ''TalesSeries'' villains are) in that [[spoiler:he wanted to revive his people and genuinely believed that the Aetherians were in the right, as the Erthers started the War Between Heaven and Earth]]. In the remake, this motive has been replaced by simple megalomania.
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* FunnyBackgroundEvent: Mary and her Softee Kreems in Neuestadt.
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** Also Mary in the remake. She walks/runs pretty fast considering how well she can give and take hits. More importantly, a number of her attacks has her move rapidly across the screen to reach her opponents.
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''Tales Of Destiny'' is the second entry in the ''TalesSeries'' of {{Eastern RPG}}s. First released in 1997, it received a direct sequel in 2002 (''VideoGame/TalesOfDestiny2''), a VideoGameRemake in 2006 and an UpdatedRerelease of the VideoGameRemake in 2007.

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''Tales Of Destiny'' is the second entry in the ''TalesSeries'' of {{Eastern RPG}}s. First released in 1997, it received a direct sequel in 2002 (''VideoGame/TalesOfDestiny2''), a VideoGameRemake [[VideoGameRemake remake]] in 2006 and an UpdatedRerelease of the VideoGameRemake remake in 2007.
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* EasyModeMockery: Barbatos' "Cheap Eliminate" move: a OneHitKill for your whole party that he only uses if you dare to fight him on the easiest difficulty setting.

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* EasyModeMockery: Barbatos' "Cheap Eliminate" move: a OneHitKill for your whole party that he only uses if you dare to fight him on the easiest difficulty setting. If you dare to hack the game for infinite jumps to dodge it, he'll then switch to another attack that simply encompasses the entire screen.
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''Tales Of Destiny'' is the second entry in the ''TalesSeries'' of {{Eastern RPG}}s. First released in 1997, it received a direct sequel in 2002 (''Tales Of Destiny 2''), a VideoGameRemake in 2006 and an UpdatedRerelease of the VideoGameRemake in 2007.

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''Tales Of Destiny'' is the second entry in the ''TalesSeries'' of {{Eastern RPG}}s. First released in 1997, it received a direct sequel in 2002 (''Tales Of Destiny 2''), (''VideoGame/TalesOfDestiny2''), a VideoGameRemake in 2006 and an UpdatedRerelease of the VideoGameRemake in 2007.

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