Character sheet for Atelier Escha & Logy: Alchemists of the Dusk Sky.
Note: As this is a sequel to Atelier Ayesha: The Alchemist of Dusk, there are unmarked spoilers for characters from that game who appear in Atelier Escha & Logy
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Main Characters
Escha Malier
Voiced by: Rie Murakawa (Japanese), Marieve Herington (English)
The main female protagonist and a 15-year-old home-taught old-school alchemist by way of her since-deceased mother. While her family owns one of the well known orchards, she decides to join the R&D Division so she can use her alchemy to help others. Prior to the start of the game, she did various errands around town to help other people.
- Adaptation Dye-Job: Has blue eyes instead of green in the animated cutscenes.
- Big Eater: Eats a whole apple cake by herself meant for 3 people, much to her embarrassment.
- Book Dumb: Implied due to her constant mess-ups with her worksheets. At one point, she even writes her own name incorrectly.
- Cute Clumsy Girl: If what Clone says about her when she worked at the orchard is any indication.
- Dramatic Stutter: When put under the slightest bit of pressure — such as being introduced to someone new — Escha will stutter her way through the encounter. Most noticeable in the game's prologue.
- Downloadable Content: Is playable as DLC in Atelier Shallie.
- Expressive Accessory: Her tail. In the anime adaptation, several characters make a big deal about it, or wanting one like it. Her mother made it with alchemy and she considers it a keepsake. In fact, a plotline in one installment actually involves a plan to mass-produce it, though Escha is against the idea... at least at first.
- The Gift: It's noted that normal people can't Synthesize by instinct like her.
- Improbable Weapon User: A picture book made by alchemy, which is her strongest weapon.
- Item Caddy: As the more "conventional" alchemist, Escha relies on the bombs and tools she brews up in her cauldron. She does have her own offensive/defensive abilities though, so she's not helpless should her items run out.
- Meido: This becomes her job in Threia's ending, since it's implied that she's too Book Dumb to keep up with the latter's research.
- Modesty Shorts: Similarly to Meruru, she wears a pair of bloomers under her skirt to prevent panty shots.
- Plucky Girl: As with many girls in the Atelier series, Escha has no concept of "giving up". Although she might be given pause for thought when the idea of raiding a dragon's nest is brought up.
- Pure Energy: She utilizes Ether in her skills.
- Raised by Robots: Kinda, as she was raised by her real mother until she died, leaving Escha to the care of Clone, who is an automaton and a close friend of her family.
- Ship Tease: With Logy, even moreso in the Vita port and anime. The Vita port even gives you the option to go down a romance route. At this point, they may as well be an Official Couple.
- In the Vita remake, they even get matching bride and groom costumes!
- Sweet Tooth: Escha has a craving for sweets when she's out on assignment, but cooking them is a pain. Her way around it? Synthesize sweet things and have the Homunculus, who can recreate anything already created, resupply her.
- Tomboy with a Girly Streak: Called a tomboy by Clone, but at least she knows how to make sweets.
Logix "Logy" Ficsario
Voiced by: Kaito Ishikawa (Japanese), Max Mittelman (English)
The male main character, an 18-year-old practitioner of modern alchemy. Once a respected alchemist from Central City, he finds himself in backwater Colseit due to reassignment after... a certain incident.
- Ascended Extra: Only had a brief cameo in Atelier Shallie, but was Promoted to Playable in the Vita remake.
- The Ace: He's smart, attractive, and skilled in officework, alchemy, and working with machinery.
- Badass Bookworm: Is noted several times to be quite intelligent.
- The Blacksmith: His alchemy skills is specialize on making weapons and armours.
- Break the Haughty: The great airship explosion accident had changed him from a man who never listen to others to a humble ambitionless man.
- Dark and Troubled Past: Although he's been alive for less than two decades, Logy has learned the pitfalls of arrogance the hard way. His refusal to take advice and listen to criticism lead to a major accident, which badly injures one of his staunchest supporters.
- Deadpan Snarker: Often makes sarcastic remarks about people whenever they do something stupid or cringe-worthy.
- Defrosting the Ice Queen: A male example. In the manga, he starts out as being less approachable compared to the source material.
- Expressive Accessory: If he wears his furry battler costume, his tail acts similarly to Escha's.
- If he's wearing his fox ears, they'll droop if he's low on HP during battle.
- He Is All Grown Up: Subverted in Atelier Shallie Plus, where he simply gets a color swap from his original design instead of being given a new one. As a result, despite supposedly being 24, he still looks 18.
- Played straight with an alternate version of himself in Atelier Sophie.
- Item Caddy: Logy can't make the stuff in the basket — he's restricted to creating weapons and armor. However, he can equip the things Escha makes, including his own exclusive weaponry.
- It's All My Fault: He keeps blaming the great airship explosion accident on himself.
- Let Off by the Detective: Mentions that they do have to capture Ayesha if they see her, but if she escaped and Nio just so happened to go with her... well, they wouldn't exactly chase them.
- My Greatest Second Chance: After getting convinced by Escha to redeem himself by finishing the dreadnought, he decides to retake his dream of finishing a working airship. With the R&D division help he succeeds.
- Neat Freak: Wants things clean and tidy very often. However, later in the game, Escha seems to rub off on him, because even he gets scolded for the atelier not being tidy.
- Office Romance: When questioned by Solle on his route, he claims to have no interest in one, saying he doesn't take that kind of interest in his co-workers. Ironically, in Plus, if the player chooses to have his and Escha's relationship go romantic thereafter, he's the one who ends up pursuing her.
- Rule of Cool: His battle pose and his attacks somehow looked flashier and more extraordinary than the rest of the party members, like jumping from the sky to protect his party members with Support Guard.
- The One Guy: The only male protagonist in the Dusk trilogy.
- Is also the only male in the R&D Department. Solle notes that several of their male colleagues are jealous of him because of this.
- Throwing Your Sword Always Works: His Support Attack. It has a spin that allows it to come back to him.
- When He Smiles: In the manga, he laughs for the first time in chapter 3, catching Escha completely off-guard.
Supporting Characters
Lucille Ernella
Voiced by: Mariko Honda (Japanese), Mela Lee (English)
Escha and Logy's junior who was assigned to the Development Department from Central City.
- Book Dumb: Played for Drama, She always do her best to become a doctor but being a slow learner herself cause her to breakdown. Fortunately Escha and Logy are there for her.
- Cute Clumsy Girl: Managed to be even more clumsy than Escha.
- Improbable Weapon User: A medical bag, when she attacks she throws syringes.
- The Medic: The main healer of the game.
- Modesty Shorts: Like Escha, she wears bloomers underneath her skirt.
- Nice Gal: She's an incredibly gentle and caring girl, and also the heir to a vast family fortune.
- Non-Idle Rich: She's a wealthy heiress, but the last thing she wants is to sit around and muse upon her riches. She wants to prove that she can make medicine and help the world.
- Older Than They Look: She looks like a fairly young child, but is actually 14 according to the anime. This, BTW, is only a year younger than Escha.
- Precocious Crush: Imply to have a small crush on Logy. Confirm in her ending. if you played his side.
Awin Sidelet
Voiced by: Kenji Akabane (Japanese), Johnny Yong Bosch (English)
Escha's older cousin, who grew to have more or less a sibling like relationship with her. He's an airship engineer.
- Crutch Character: Until you become able to craft better weapons for your party, he'll be the only one dealing respectable damage without relying on limited-use items and skills.
- Inconsistent Spelling: His name is consistently spelled Awin throughout the game itself, however, if you look at the supplementary material in the Extras available from the main menu, it is given as "Arwin."
- This Is a Drill: His Limit Break has him afix a large drill head on his hammer.
Reyfer Luckberry
Voiced by: Yasunori Masutani (Japanese), Ben Pronsky (English)
An enigmatic treasure hunter with a bit of a cowboy motif going on.
- Affluent Ascetic: Even when he earns big bucks off a successful treasure hunt, he's still too cheap to buy decent food for himself.
- BFG: In his Finishing Move, he uses a huge sniper rifle bigger than he is.
- Dark and Troubled Past: Came from an incredibly poor village that he eventually ran away from as a child and nearly starved to death before he was picked up by his mentor. The conditions he grew up in is the main reason why he's now The Scrooge.
- Determinator: No one stands in the way of his precious treasure.
- The Scrooge: Never likes spending too much on himself, even food.
- Teeth-Clenched Teamwork: With Threia, who he thinks is only interested in her work and research.
- Walking the Earth: He has been wandering the Dusk long before he joins Escha and Logy.
Threia Hazelgrimm
Voiced by: Chiharu Kitaoka (Japanese), Danielle McRae (English)
An intrepid adventurer and freelance researcher currently under Croseit R&D's employ. Despite lack of actual experience with alchemy, her years of studying it made her one of the discipline's foremost brains. She is Keithgriff Hazeldine's niece.
- Adventurer Archaeologist: She's a researcher who adventures into ruins, often filled with monsters, for the sake of knowledge.
- Brilliant, but Lazy: She can read the ancient language and Escha mentions that she could be an amazing alchemist if she wanted to, but Threia's not interested.
- Distinction Without a Difference: She does not argue, she "states differing opinions at an elevated intensity and volume."
- Genius Slob: Her office is repeatedly stated to be extremely messy, to the point where assistants have gotten trapped beneath the massive load of paperwork inside. She is also one of the smartest people in the game.
- Improbable Weapon User: An earring with alchemy powers.
- Teeth-Clenched Teamwork: With Reyfer, who she thinks only cares about the monetary value of the artifacts they find, rather than its historical value.
- Walking the Earth: Her research sends her all over the globe.
- Workaholic: Rarely sleeps, spends almost all her time on work, and claims that everyone who lives normally are not efficient with their time, much to the surprise and shock of Logy.
Linca
Voiced by: Ami Koshimizu (Japanese), Julie Ann Taylor (English)
Marion's assistant who's also part of the R&D Division, if only to help keep monsters around the area at bay.
- Big Eater: Wins an eating contest without breaking a sweat. In the anime, the first thing she is shown doing is eating, specifically food that was supposed be eaten after a mission, not before.
- Book Dumb: She's not good with paperwork...or anything to do with non-battle related activities.
- Expy: Possibly to Aurica from Ar tonelico: Melody of Elemia. Artificial human, weakest from her "sisters", body build and hair. Also, her name is one of Aurica's songs. Sadly she doesn't have Aurica's cooking ability.
- Primal Fear: In the anime, when riding the balloon, is heard telling herself repeatedly "Don't look down, don't look down, don't look down..."
- Sword Drag: She pulls her sword along before swinging it.
Wilbell voll Erslied
Voiced by: Asami Seto (Japanese), Cristina Valenzuela (English)
A witch traveling the world in order to find spirits and make contracts with them. As in the previous game, she tries (not that hard) to keep her identity as a witch a secret.
- Ascended Extra: In the anime adaption, giving her a much bigger role and more screen time compared to her role in the actual game.
- Blow You Away: All of her special attacks are wind based.
- Brilliant, but Lazy: Its noted that she understands things pretty decently and she can draw conclusions well, but she doesn't try too hard.
- Downloadable Content: She is playable as DLC.
- Playing with Fire: She can do magic by gathering all the heat in one area to combust something. If you manage to defeat the Fire Lord and have Willbell form a contract with her, she can do it in the game.
- Supreme Chef: A variant. She's makes really great sweets...using magic.
Nio Altugle
Voiced by: Mariya Ise (Japanese), Kira Buckland (English)
Ayesha's younger sister who traveled to Colseit to investigate the unexplored ruins and travels with Wilbell due to certain circumstances. She makes her money being an apothecary much like her older sister and stays with Escha's family. In game, she serves as a shop that sells medicine and certain ingredients.
- Hearing Voices: She hears voices from the Orchard, which is later revealed to be because she has an ancestor who once assisted in the development of Geosys. Being from a bloodline of alchemist, it interfaced with her as it did Flameu.
- Improbable Weapon User: Cooking utensils. Her starter weapon is a spatula.
- The Medic: Like her sister, she's someone who sells medicines and herbs.
Katla Larchica
Voiced by: Chihiro Uno (Japanese)
A 12-year-old peddler who claims to be selling rare and interesting things, but seems to be lacking in market-smarts. She occasionally tries to dupe Escha into buying things. Otherwise she serves as your ingredients supplier.
- Downloadable Content: She is playable as DLC.
- Fallen-on-Hard-Times Job: Her parents used to own a shop. When it had to close down Katla tried to carry on her family business long after her parents gave up on it.
- She plays this up in a rather funny skit early on, however.
- Happily Married: Her parents are a super lovey dovey couple.
- Improbable Weapon User: A cane and a suitcase.
- Invisible Parents: We never meet her parents, and according to Katla, they're almost never home.
- Oblivious to Love: Is completely unaware of Micie's crush on her.
- Plucky Girl: Refuses to give up hope on reviving the family shop as her parents did.
- Token Mini-Moe: Of the DLC characters. At 12, she's also the youngest playable character in the entire Dusk trilogy.
- Wise Beyond Their Years: Since her parents are constantly away on business trips, she's literally running a business by herself at age 12.
Micie Sun Mussemburg
Voiced by: Tomo Muranaka (Japanese), Erica Mendez (English)
A young elite working working for the Audit Bureau in Central City who came to inspect the Branch Office's affairs.
- Adorably Precocious Child: Tries too hard to act mature? Check. Acts awkward around his crush? Check. Has a height complex? Check.
- Criss-Cross Attack: Does this in his Limit Break, slashing through the target at incredible speed from all directions.
- Downloadable Content: He is playable as DLC.
- Height Angst: Is constantly worrying about his height despite being nearly a head taller than Escha, who's a year older than him.
- Improbable Age: He's only 14, but he's already working a rather demanding job as central audit bureau inspector.
- Lightning Bruiser: Has the highest speed stats in the game and can dish out some serious damage.
- Something about a Rose: Has a habit of swinging around a rose whenever he's quoting his mentor.
- Token Mini-Moe: The youngest playable male character in the entire dusk trilogy.
Non-Playable Characters
Solle Grumman
Voiced by: Daisuke Matsubara (Japanese), Ray Chase (English)
The man in charge of Colseit Branch's logistics. The duo can requests items from Central through him and depending on the reputation of the Branch, they may fulfill it.
- Big Ball of Violence: His Limit Break in Shallie has the homunculi beat up the enemy, resulting in this.
- Downloadable Content: Is playable through DLC in Atelier Shallie.
- Green-Eyed Monster: Gets jealous of Lucille for stealing the Homoncului's attention.
- Improbable Weapon User: His weapon of choice in Atelier Shallie is... a clipboard that allows him to control Homunculi.
- Jerkass: As he's a bureaucrat, he has to make sure all the paper's are in working order. Which leads him to make smarmy remarks to people who don't fill out papers correctly.
- Jerk with a Heart of Gold: He treats the Homunculi very well.
- The Heart of Gold part becomes more evident in Atelier Shallie, where he's shown to have become much nicer.
- Odd Friendship: With Awin. He develops one with Logy as well.
- The Resenter: In a scene where he's quite unhappy when the Homonculus decided to choose Lucile's stories over his sweets.
- The Strategist: In Shallie, although he is a playable character with DLC, he doesn't do much fighting by himself, instead commanding his army of homunculi by drafting combat strategies on his clipboard.
- The Stoic: His emotions are fairly hard to read.
- Supreme Chef: The sweets he makes are so good that the homonculi accept it as their currency.
- Sweet Tooth: He makes his own sweets, often eats them in cutscenes and pays you in sweets.
Marion Quinn
Voiced by: Kana Ueda (Japanese), Michelle Ruff (English)
Head of Colseit Branch's R&D Division. Was assigned to it even though it was previously disbanded due to having previously done well with another investigation in a remote area.
- A-Cup Angst: Threia tells Marion that she isn't a good leader because she's too short, "and other things." Marion immediately assumes that this is a reference to her small breasts.
- Old Maid: Starts to get worried about still being single despite her age. Looks like she ignored her mentor's complain.
Duke Beriel
Voiced by: Tsuyoshi Koyama
Proprietor of the Dragon's Fist Tavern in Colseit. He used to be an investigator but retired and opened up a tavern. He sells food and related ingredients as well.
- The Bartender: Runs the local tavern.
- Carpet of Virility: Sports a large amount of body hair.
- Supreme Chef: His food was a great hit with the customers, though he didn't like the fact that the majority of the customers are male.
Colland Grumman
Voiced by: Kento Fujinuma (Japanese)
Chief of Colseit Branch and Solle's father.
- Bumbling Dad: Downplayed, but after realizing how hard he was on Solle, he really tries hard to bridge the gap that's grown between them.
- The Casanova: Commented by Duke to be one in their younger years, frequently bringing in women into their campsite and running around naked.
- Large and in Charge: He's probably one of the tallest people in the game and the branch answers to him.
- Reasonable Authority Figure: He's a very reasonable boss, willing to help however he can.
- Standard '50s Father: Very much so; both to Solle and his men. The entire R&D Division is afraid of him.
Harry Olson
Voiced by: Mitsuaki Madono (Japanese), Ray Chase (English)
A mam of many self-proclaimed titles, who is also a treasure hunter working with Reyfer
- High-Class Glass: Has his monocle from the last game.
Clone
Voiced by: Hibiku Yamamura (Japanese)
An Automaton who was friends with Escha's mother, who would maintain her, before she passed away and is Escha's surrogate mother. Unlike other Automatons, she studied human expression and emotion in order to interact with them better. She is unable to leave the city.
- Brutal Honesty: She didn't bat an eye when she tells Escha shortly after starting her job that since she isn't around to "help", the work at the orchard improved.
- In the anime, when Escha and Logy ask her about the windmill, she flat out asks Escha if she was fired.
- Catchphrase: She often says "My, oh my" in an attempt to make herself seem more human.
- Chekhov's Gunman: She had past connections to the final boss
- Could Say It, But...: She basically could have majorly contributed the mystery of the Unexplored Ruins, but chose not to because she thought it was futile.
- Creative Sterility: She mentions that as an Automaton she can't create anything new, only re-purpose what she learns. For humans to be able to do so is part of what they love.
- Honest Advisor: She's been in Colseit so long she's basically the chief's advisor now, having outlived a lot of branch managers.
- Living Relic: She's an artifact of old alchemy,
- Team Mom: To just about everyone in Colseit. It helps she's known most of the them since they were born, including the Branch Manager.
Faul Malier
- Invisible Parents: Depite being very much alive, Clone seems to have a bigger presence in Escha's life than he does. In the game, he only appears briefly during one of the assignments.
Flameu
Voiced by: Kana Akutsu (Japanese)
A mysterious girl who was found in some ancient ruins. Her existence is a complete mystery to everyone.
- Chekhov's Gunman: She is the "Bumblebee Princess" from the storybook that Clone read to Escha as a child.
- Older Than They Look: Looks like a young child but is implied to be nearly as old as Clone is.
- Was Once a Man: She was an alchemist from the far past absorbed into the Geosys.
- Well-Intentioned Extremist: Wants to spread her seeds to save the world. However, she'd reached a dead end in her research and it was doomed to fail. Being no longer human and her memories eroded, she can't stop herself or accept the failure to try again.
Sister Three
Voiced by: Ami Koshimizu (Japanese)
One of Linca's older sisters.
- Sibling Yin-Yang: Is much more carefree and crass than her younger sister.
