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* DangerouslyGenreSavvy: When you fight him, Barbatos acts this way and punishes everything you do. This even carries into the spinoff games Barbatos cameos in!
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First released in Japan in 2002, ''Tales of Destiny 2'' was the first Tales game on the PS2 (and 6th generation consoles in general), and it [[NoExportForYou did not receive an English version release]]. The game got an UpdatedRerelease on PSP in 2007 which was only released in Japan.
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First released in Japan in 2002, ''Tales of Destiny 2'' was the first Tales game on the PS2 [=PS2=] (and 6th generation consoles in general), and it [[NoExportForYou did not receive an English version release]]. The game got an UpdatedRerelease on PSP in 2007 which was only released in Japan.
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* LimitBreak: The characters have a bevy of Hi-Ougi techniques to use, all with several secret requirements to unlock and use.
** A particularly hilarious example is Loni. He has one that's [[WordSaladTitle 15 kanji long and incredibly drawn out]], but lives up to the awesome name by destroying nearly everything on screen. If you use [[JokeWeapon his broom]] however, it'll fall off in the middle of the attack and end halfway, ending with a puny punch worth 1 damage.
** A particularly hilarious example is Loni. He has one that's [[WordSaladTitle 15 kanji long and incredibly drawn out]], but lives up to the awesome name by destroying nearly everything on screen. If you use [[JokeWeapon his broom]] however, it'll fall off in the middle of the attack and end halfway, ending with a puny punch worth 1 damage.
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* DemonicSpiders: Any Reaper or Ghost enemies, which like to teleport around out of reach (usually behind a StoneWall type enemy) and cast high level magic. Even worse is that where you find one, you will find the other, and it is possible for encounters to comprise of only Ghosts and Reapers.
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* DemonicSpiders: Any Reaper or Ghost enemies, which like to teleport around out of reach (usually behind a StoneWall type enemy) and cast high level magic. Even worse is that where you find one, you will find the other, and it is possible for encounters to comprise of only Ghosts and Reapers.
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* BloodierAndGorier: The manga is noticeably bloodier and more graphic than the game, which adheres to BloodlessCarnage.
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* OffModel: The manga takes a lot of... Creative liberties with the character designs.
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* EasilyForgiven: Justified in [[spoiler: Judas's case.]] His past crimes occurred [[spoiler: 18 years ago, he was [[HostageForMacguffin reluctant to commit them in the first place]],]] and none of the slights were against any of the other party members. Arguably, he has [[spoiler: also already been punished for them with death.]]
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* EasilyForgiven: Justified in [[spoiler: Judas's case.]] His past crimes occurred [[spoiler: 18 years ago, he was [[HostageForMacguffin reluctant to commit them in the first place]],]] place]][[note]]Though seeing that this is more likely pre-remake [=ToD=], he might be a little bit more gleeful on betraying the team for Marian[[/note]],]] and none of the slights were against any of the other party members. Arguably, he has [[spoiler: also already been punished for them with death.]]
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** Alternately, there's the Badass ''subtitle'' to the BadassCreed:
-->"Blood rejects blood, heart breaks heart. Miracles will not come true, therefore, they don't exist. You resist?"
-->"Blood rejects blood, heart breaks heart. Miracles will not come true, therefore, they don't exist. You resist?"
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* EasilyForgiven: Justified in [[spoiler: Judas's case.]] His past crimes occurred [[spoiler: 18 years ago, he was [[HostageForMacguffin reluctant to commit them in the first place]],]] and none of the slights were against any of the other party members. Arguably, he has [[spoiler: also already been punished for them with death.]]
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* AntiMagic: Barbatos is just one big Anti-Everything That Could Help You. If you cast a spell, he counters with a spell of his own (and is invincible during his casting period). If you use an item, he counters with a LimitBreak that is literally called, "Never use items!".
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* AntiMagic: Barbatos is just one big Anti-Everything That Could Help You. If you cast a spell, he counters with a spell of his own (and is invincible during his casting period). If you use an item, he counters with a LimitBreak that is literally called, "Never use items!". In this game, using certain healing spells will also cause him to cast an invincible counterspell.
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* DeadpanSnarker: Judas.
* DespairEventHorizon: [[spoiler: Elraine tries to force Judas into this by trapping him in a PsychologicalTormentZone.]] It doesn't work.
* DespairEventHorizon: [[spoiler: Elraine tries to force Judas into this by trapping him in a PsychologicalTormentZone.]] It doesn't work.
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* DeadpanSnarker: Judas.
Judas. Harold also has her moments.
* DespairEventHorizon: [[spoiler: Elraine tries to force Judas into this by trapping him in a PsychologicalTormentZone.]] It doesn'twork. work.
* DisproportionateRetribution:
** Barbatos considers killing a four-year old for throwing a rock at him, only stopping because Loni gets in the way.
** In a skit, Judas pulls his swords on the other party members for throwing snowballs with rocks in them at him. Don't throw rocks in this game.
* DespairEventHorizon: [[spoiler: Elraine tries to force Judas into this by trapping him in a PsychologicalTormentZone.]] It doesn't
* DisproportionateRetribution:
** Barbatos considers killing a four-year old for throwing a rock at him, only stopping because Loni gets in the way.
** In a skit, Judas pulls his swords on the other party members for throwing snowballs with rocks in them at him. Don't throw rocks in this game.
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* DualWielding: Judas.
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* DualWielding: Judas.Judas and Harold both.
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* JerkassFacade: Judas may be a DeadpanSnarker, but he delves into straight up BrutalHonesty at times, usually when people are either asking questions about his past or when he wants to teach Kyle AnAesop about heroism. Despite this, he is well-meaning, most of the time.
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* ToBeLawfulOrGood: As Kyle undergoes CharacterDevelopment, he runs into this problem, as well as TheNeedsOfTheMany, especially when both of these make Dymlos into a BrokenPedestal in his eyes.
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* IdiotHero: Kyle is clearly his father's son.
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* IdiotHero: Kyle is clearly his father's son. Loni might be adopted, but he's not much better.
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* {{Tsundere}}: Nanaly is a type B, nice around everyone except Loni, who tends to hit her BerserkButton a lot.
* VitriolicBestBuds: Kyle and Loni, and later [[BelligerentSexualTension Loni and Nanaly]].
* VitriolicBestBuds: Kyle and Loni, and later [[BelligerentSexualTension Loni and Nanaly]].
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* MageMarksman: Nanaly.
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* NightmareFetishist: Harold. When Loni asks her to make him more appealing to women, she suggests roboticization and removing his brain, as well as a [[MadScientist vivisection]].
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* OfficialCouple: Kyle and Reala. While ''Tales'' games tend to have more subtle romances, Kyle and Reala are the exception, going on dates together more than once and sharing a kiss.
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* PityTheKidnapper: In a skit, Nanaly muses about being kidnapped, wondering if anyone would save her in such a circumstance. Loni promises he would, if only to stop her from inflicting a beating on the idiots who might think this was a good idea. Nanaly proceeds to turn the beating on ''[[ButtMonkey him]].''
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* RagtagBunchOfMisfits: The team is one, all people from different continents and timelines working together towards the common goal of killing a mad goddess.
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* ScrewDestiny: Implied by the game's tagline; "To release Destiny". Eventually, it is done [[spoiler: by Reala and possibly Judas]], who come back despite this supposedly being impossible.
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* WhiteMagicianGirl: Reala
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* WhiteMagicianGirl: RealaReala.
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* ShipTease: Loni and Nanaly, to the point of just being shy of an OfficialCouple. Judas and Harold also get shipping moments, as do [[spoiler: Leon]] and Philia. Kyle and Reala ''are'' an OfficialCouple by the end.
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* '''Harold Berselius''': The creator of the Swordians. A freaky but good hearted MadScientist who turns out to be female, having chosen the name "Harold" to play a childish prank on historians (who would assume she was male). A powerful spellcaster.
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* '''Harold Berselius''': The creator of the Swordians. A freaky but good hearted (though amoral) MadScientist who turns out to be female, having chosen the name "Harold" to play a childish prank on historians (who would assume she was male). A powerful spellcaster.
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* RacingMinigame: The Noischat boy (or a descendant at least) and his street racing returns. And it is ''brutally'' [[NintendoHard hard]].
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* BadassInDistress: Happens to everyone save Reala in the IllusionWorld arc.
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* BadassInDistress: Happens to everyone save Reala in the IllusionWorld [[LotusEaterMachine Illusion World]] arc.
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* BadassInDistress: Happens to everyone save Reala in the IllusionWorld arc.
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* BagOfSpilling: Only comes into play with [[spoiler: Leon]], and to be fair he's been [[spoiler: dead for a while.]] Subverted in that he still has [[spoiler: Chaltier, but using him would reveal his identity.]]
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* PlotHole: A small one, but when Harold [[spoiler: brings the Swordians out to use as a power source for TimeTravel,]] Berselius is among them. The whole first game's plot hinges on that sword having been left in the ruins of Dycroft as a tribute to Karell Berselius. [[spoiler: Seeing as the end of the game retcons the whole story, this might not be too much of a problem, but it's still a bit jarring to see after a scene telling people not to meddle with the past.]]
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* PlotHole: A small one, but when Harold [[spoiler: brings the Swordians out to use as a power source for TimeTravel,]] Berselius is among them. The whole first game's plot hinges on that sword having been left in the ruins of Dycroft as a tribute to Karell Berselius. [[spoiler: Seeing as the end of the game retcons the whole story, this might not be too much of a problem, but it's still a bit jarring to see after a scene telling people [[AesopAmnesia not to meddle with the past.]]]]]]
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* PlotHole: A small one, but when Harold [[spoiler: brings the Swordians out to use as a power source for TimeTravel,]] Berselius is among them. The whole first game's plot hinges on that sword having been left in the ruins of Dycroft as a tribute to Karell Berselius. [[spoiler: Seeing as the end of the game retcons the whole story, this might not be too much of a problem, but it's still a bit jarring to see after a scene telling people not to meddle with the past.]]
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* TroubledBackstoryFlashback: All the Illusion Worlds serve to show this.
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* NoodlePeople: The art style of the official game art. The actual sprites used in game, however, have more normal proportions, for the most part.
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* MindRape: Attempted on [[Judas]], though he resists long enough for a BigDamnHeroes moment to save him.
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* MindRape: Attempted on [[Judas]], [[spoiler: Judas]], though he resists long enough for a BigDamnHeroes moment to save him.
