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This is a list of characters from the Dusk branch of the Atelier series who made their first appearance in Atelier Escha & Logy.

For Ayesha, Keith, Wilbell, and other major Dusk characters, see the main Dusk character page.
For other characters who made their debut in Ayesha and Shallie, see their respective character pages.
For the versions of Logy and Escha who appeared in Sophie and Firis, see their relevant pages.

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Party Members

    Awin Sidelet 

Awin Sidelet

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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.

    Lucille Ernella 

Lucille Ernella

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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.

    Threia Hazelgrimm 

Threia Hazelgrimm

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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.

    Reyfer Luckberry 

Reyfer Luckberry

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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.

    Micie Sun Mussemburg 

Micie Sun Mussemburg

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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.


    Katla Larchica 
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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.
  • Embarrassing Rescue: In Shallie, this is how she views being saved by Rosemia when she was lost out in the Dusk Sea, considering she's a rival merchant.
  • 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. In Shallie, she plays this up by adding on she has brothers and sisters to take care of to guilt the Shallies.
  • 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.

Other Characters

    Solle Grumman 

Solle Grumman

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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.


  • Badass Bureaucrat: Fights with a clipboard in Shallie, which he uses to issue orders to his Homunculi assistants.
  • Beleaguered Bureaucrat: Often seen processing mountains of paperwork, much to his chagrin.
  • 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.
  • 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.

    Clone 

Clone

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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.
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    Colland Grumman 

Colland Grumman

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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.

    Duke Beriel 

Duke Beriel

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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.

    Flameu 

Flameu

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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.

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