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    Misty 

Misty Rosenblum

Voiced by: Mariya Ise (Japanese), Amanda L. Baird (English)

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The Princess of Rosenblum, a kingdom that is neighbor to the Misurugi Empire and has jurisdiction of Arzenal. She admires Angelise and is aware of Arzenal's existence.


  • Ambiguous Situation: Whether or not Misty's opinions on Norma changed after Ange gagged her in "Bikini Escape" is never brought up. Her father, the King of Rosenblum simply calling both Ange and Julio monsters for letting it happen in the first place.
  • Bound and Gagged: Ange ties her up during the Festa Festival and uses the transport vehicle to escape.
  • Nice Girl: She is the only Mana-person sans Momoka who never showed any fear towards Ange even after she was revealed as a Norma.
  • Princesses Prefer Pink: Both her Iaria uniform and Princess dress are pink.
  • Ojou Ringlets: Her hairdo.
  • Secret-Keeper: One of the few humans who are allowed to know about Arzenal.
  • Uncertain Doom: What happens to her after the merger is never shown.

    Embryo 

Embryo

See his entry in his own character page.

    Naomi 

Naomi

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An Original Generation character for the PlayStation Vita game. A test pilot who encountered DRAGONs and was shot down. By the time she wakes up from a coma, Ange is already part of the First Troop.
  • Almighty Janitor: Becomes this in each of the routes as the strongest Ace Pilot who can beat even a fully powered Ange and Salamandinay, as well as the entire 1st Troop by herself, while still retaining her rank as a mere mail rider (or Knight among the Diamond Rose Knights).
  • Another Side, Another Story: She can make choices Ange did not make: leaving Arzenal with the Aurora or join Embryo. She's also capable of having the story end with another member of First Troop instead of Ange.
  • The Anti-Nihilist: Comes off as this in comparison to the other Norma, even in the bleak world they live. She becomes The Heart in whichever path she chooses and ends up making the Big Bad, known to be Hated by All, a chance at doing the right thing.
  • Freeze-Frame Bonus: In "Defiant Soul", Ange was given a blood-stained pilot suit, with "NAOMI" on the name tag. Salia casually states that it belonged to a dead pilot as she peeled off the tag. The game ties into this by having Naomi wear a white pilot outfit after waking from her coma.
  • The Heart: Is this to the people she interacts. She even changes Embryo of all people, if she chooses his route.
  • Original Generation: Only appears in the game.
  • The Protagonist: Of the PS Vita game.
  • Spared by the Adaptation: Assuming she's the same pilot whose suit is given to Ange. In the game, she merely falls into a coma, but recovers.
  • Tagalong Kid: This happens occasionally in the game due to being the Audience Surrogate, joining Ange and the others on a few of the routes.

    Mana Leaders 

Mana Leaders

Voiced by: Jin Urayama (King of Rosenblum), Ikkyuu Juku (Secretary-General), Yoshiyuki Kaneko (Galia Emperor), Asako Dodo (Velda Dynasty Queen), Go Shinomiya (Enderant Union President)

A council composed of the six primary nations of the World of Mana, the Misurugi Empire included. They are the heads of their own nations, report directly to Embryo and are the only ones aware of the truth about their world.
  • Abusive Parents: The Galia Emperor exiled his own daughter, Jill, to Arzenal after finding out her status as a Norma.
  • Corrupt Politician: They are the rulers of the Mana World and most of them are xenophobic bureucrats. However, they still have to obey Embryo's orders.
  • The Elites Jump Ship: Embryo denies them the opportunity, leaving them behind with the destruction of the world. Interesting enough at least the Queen of Velda mentioned that she wanted to evacuate civilians first before it happened.
  • Even Evil Has Standards:
    • The leaders may be bigoted scum, but much like his own parents, the rest of the rulers don't take too kindly to Julio being in charge over his increasing totalitarian rule of Misurugi, decreasing mental stability, and his humiliation at the hands of Ange during her execution. The King of Rosenblum in particular hates him for letting Ange kidnap his daughter during "Bikini Escape". Julio shows that the feeling is mutual by having his soldiers shoot Emma, a citizen of Rosenblum, in "Arzenal Burns" as part of his purging of the Norma.
    • They also objected to the idea of destroying and remaking the current, only abiding because to Julio and Embryo’s decision because they had control over their society. The Velda Queen even mentioned their concern to evacuate their own people before Embryo abandons them.
  • Fantasy Counterpart Culture: Judging by the leaders of their respective nations.
    • Misurugi, while having a medieval fantasy appearance, is supposedly based on Japan.
    • The Enderant Union is based on the European Union.
    • The Queen of the Veldan Dynasty looks like someone who came from India.
  • Not-So-Omniscient Council of Bickering: They're more concerned about their own personal problems or dealing with Julio's rebellious behavior, rather than working together. It takes Embryo's intervention to get them to agree to something.
  • President Evil: The Enderant Union President. The Secretary-General of the Malmelia Republic could also count.
  • Puppet King: Implied that Embryo is the only one to have power in their World. Even if there are minor times when they act as a Reasonable Authority Figure, it's clear that they answer to the power behind their seats. They are also more of puppets to the Misurugi Empire, which is in charge of the Dawn Pillar, with only the Kingdom of Rosenblum having any other power as the one in charge of Arzenal, which, in turn, provides power to the network.
  • Reasonable Authority Figure:
    • The Secretary-General of the Marmeria Republic shows some concern over Julio's mental instability and extreme hostility towards the Norma; and takes time to criticize the King of Rosenblum for his country's negligence regarding the dragons attacking the prison.
    • The Queen of the Veldan Dynasty is closest to the voice of reason, quashing their argument with Julio and reminding the vocal members that they must keep the peace between their nations. She was also the only one concerned about evacuating her people to the new world once the merging started to commence, while the others seemed more interested in saving themselves.
    • The King of Rosenblum, if his daughter continuing to live despite knowing the secret of Arzenal is of any indication.
  • Secret-Keeper: They know about the Dragons, Arzenal and Ragna-mails.
  • Uncertain Doom: Their final scene has Embryo kissing them goodbye and abandoning them for good. What happens to them or their families is never elaborated upon.
  • Unwitting Pawn: It comes as no surprise when they rely on Embryo to get anything major done in their world. Their creator manipulates them enough to prepare the destruction of the two worlds.
  • You Have Outlived Your Usefulness: Embryo leaves them on their own upon proceeding his plan to destroy both worlds, declaring the World of Mana is now useless.

    Hilda’s mother 

Inge Schlievogt

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  • Hypocrite: In a flashback, she claims she will take care of her daughter, Hilda, despite being a Norma, as she was taken away. Yet she rejects her for the same reason and replaces her with another Hilda.
  • I Have No Daughter!: After being separated from Hilda, she disowns her for being a Norma, and replaces her with another Hilda.

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