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An [[UpdatedRerelease HD collection]] of this game plus the original ''VideoGame/TalesOfSymphonia'', titled ''Tales of Symphonia: Chronicles'' (or ''Tales of Symphonia: Unisonant Pack'' in Japan) was released for the [=PS3=] in 2014. Both games can also be bought separately off the UsefulNotes/PlaystationNetwork.
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An [[UpdatedRerelease HD collection]] of this game plus the original ''VideoGame/TalesOfSymphonia'', titled ''Tales of Symphonia: Chronicles'' (or ''Tales of Symphonia: Unisonant Pack'' in Japan) was released for the [=PS3=] in 2014. Both games can also be bought separately off the UsefulNotes/PlaystationNetwork.Platform/PlaystationNetwork.
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* AndNowForSomeoneCompletelyDifferent: When going from the first game to this one, seeing Emil for the first time can be pretty jarring. Despite being the same age as Colette during her journey (and only a year younger than Lloyd), Emil is notably much less brave and significantly more whiny than any of the protagonists of the first game. Defenders of Emil will cite this as a nice change of pace, while detractors often claim it's just a downgrade.
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* AndNowForSomeoneCompletelyDifferent: When going There's a form of this when the game is played in tandem with its predecessor. In Dawn of the New World, the opening is narrated by a character from the previous game (which you would have no way of knowing without having played the first), and you briefly get to see the protagonist of the first game. Very soon after, though, you're introduced to the new protagonist, Emil, and the cast of the first game to this one, seeing Emil won't show up for awhile.
**Additionally, Emil's introduction itself can be very jarring if you've played the firsttime can be pretty jarring.game. Despite being the same age as Colette during her journey (and only a year younger than Lloyd), Emil is notably much less brave and significantly more whiny than any of the protagonists of the first game. Defenders of Emil will cite this as a nice change of pace, while detractors often claim it's just a downgrade.
**Additionally, Emil's introduction itself can be very jarring if you've played the first
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* AndNowForSomeoneCompletelyDifferent: When going from the first game to this one, seeing Emil for the first time can be pretty jarring. Despite being the same age as Colette during her journey (and only a year younger than Lloyd), Emil is notably much less brave and significantly more whiny than any of the protagonists of the first game. Defenders of Emil will cite this as a nice change of pace, while detractors often claim it's just a downgrade.
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* BonusBoss: Album Atrum, who can only be fought at the end of the game after finishing the Treasure Hunter Katz quests.
* OptionalBoss: Album Atrum can only be fought at the end of the game after finishing the Treasure Hunter Katz quests.
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* PermanentlyMissableContent: The Richter sidequest and cutscenes offering CharacterDevelopment for Alice and Decus become lost after certain points. Katz quests, too, including the Treasure Hunter series of quests that need to be cleared to fight the game's BonusBoss.
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* PermanentlyMissableContent: The Richter sidequest and cutscenes offering CharacterDevelopment for Alice and Decus become lost after certain points. Katz quests, too, including the Treasure Hunter series of quests that need to be cleared to fight the game's BonusBoss.OptionalBoss.
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* DamselInDistress:
** Seles and Marta. Alice insults Marta for that tendency in her speech in the final dungeon.
** Also Regal as JamesBondage. This is even {{Lampshaded}} as the other characters get worried about how he seems to be used to getting imprisoned and being in handcuffs.
** Seles and Marta. Alice insults Marta for that tendency in her speech in the final dungeon.
** Also Regal as JamesBondage. This is even {{Lampshaded}} as the other characters get worried about how he seems to be used to getting imprisoned and being in handcuffs.
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* DistressedDamsel:
** Seles and Marta. Alice insults Marta for that tendency in her speech in the final dungeon.
** Also Regal as JamesBondage. This is even {{Lampshaded}} as the other characters get worried about how he seems to be used to getting imprisoned and being in handcuffs.
** Seles and Marta. Alice insults Marta for that tendency in her speech in the final dungeon.
** Also Regal as JamesBondage. This is even {{Lampshaded}} as the other characters get worried about how he seems to be used to getting imprisoned and being in handcuffs.
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* EyeDentityGiveaway: [[spoiler:The protagonist Emil Castagnier has an aggressive Split Personality that takes control during battle after he became a Knight of Ratatosk, which is revealed to be the real Ratatosk's dormant personality. Which personality is in control can be distinguished between Emil's eye colors, with Emil having green eyes and Ratatosk Mode Emil having red eyes. This becomes plot-relevant later on, as it's shown that while the personalities can take on the other's voice, they can't change their eye color to match. When Ratatosk takes on Emil's voice to talk to Marta, his back is turned to the screen and when he turns around, we see that his eye color is still red. When Emil pretends that Ratatosk has taken over, he does take on his voice, but his eye color remains green, signifying to the player that it's actually Emil in control.]]
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* EyeDentityGiveaway: [[spoiler:The protagonist Emil Castagnier has an aggressive Split Personality SplitPersonality that takes control during battle after he became a Knight of Ratatosk, which is revealed to be the real Ratatosk's dormant personality. Which personality is in control can be distinguished between Emil's eye colors, with Emil having green eyes and Ratatosk Mode Emil having red eyes. This becomes plot-relevant later on, as it's shown that while the personalities can take on the other's voice, they can't change their eye color to match. When Ratatosk takes on Emil's voice to talk to Marta, his back is turned to the screen and when he turns around, we see that his eye color is still red. When Emil pretends that Ratatosk has taken over, he does take on his voice, but his eye color remains green, signifying to the player that it's actually Emil in control.]]
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* EyeDentityGiveaway: [[spoiler:The protagonist Emil Castagnier has an aggressive Split Personality that takes control during battle after he became a Knight of Ratatosk, which is revealed to be the real Ratatosk's dormant personality. Which personality is in control can be distinguished between Emil's eye colors, with Emil having green eyes and Ratatosk Mode Emil having red eyes. This becomes plot-relevant later on, as it's shown that while the personalities can take on the other's voice, they can't change their eye color to match. When Ratatosk takes on Emil's voice to talk to Marta, his back is turned to the screen and when he turns around, we see that his eye color is still red. When Emil pretends that Ratatosk has taken over, he does take on his voice, but his eye color remains green, signifying to the player that it's actually Emil in control.]]
