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Raviesse is a young woman with short, white hair. She has teal eyes with a pink tint. She wears two golden diamond-shaped earrings with holes in the middle. She wears a blue collared cape lined with gold and having yellow fabric at its ends. She wears a white breastplate with a shield insignia at its middle. She wears two white pauldrons that also show her blue sleeves. She wears a white undershirt tied up with a blue corset and a brown belt. She wears blue lower garments and wears white greaves.

Raviesse is surrounded by monsters, which she eliminates after taunting them to come at her. She calls out to a hidden presence and a blue-haired young woman and her forces appear to her. The woman is impressed by Raviesse's display while Raviesse states she now sympathizes with Miranda upon encountering those with impure intentions intruding on the sacred lands of the east. Raviesse threateningly asks what the young woman's intentions are, with the woman mentioning that despite her looks, she is faint of heart. The woman goes on to state that she is looking for the masters of the east, while Raviesse asks her what her business is with the masters. She tells Raviesse that she was ordered to find them and doesn't know why, threatening Raviesse with her soldiers to lead her to the masters. Raviesse mentions it's a good time to put her training to the test while the young woman tells her soldiers to put Raviesse in her place.

Ep. 2: Searching for the Masters [ ]

Raviesse is exhausted as the young woman stands before her, stating Raviesse is all bark and no bite. She asks Raviesse about information on the masters however a voice interjects and asks what the young woman intends to do when she finds that out. Varush introduces himself and tells Raviesse that he's heard of her from Owe and Seymore as a passionate girl who isn't much else. Varush asks the young woman who she is and she introduces herself as Lumeide, a member of the Arms Dealers' Guild who is looking for the masters of the east. Lumeide asks Varush if he can introduce her to the six masters, bewildering Raviesse who didn't realize there were six. Raviesse asks Varush if he's a master, to which he denies but Raviesse does get the feeling she's seen him before. Varush explains that he arrived in Ardra many years ago and was immersed in his training ever since, stating simply that Owe and Seymore are his friends. He asks Lumeide if she's more interested in Owe and Seymore's swords, which Lumeide confirms and sends her soldiers to attack Raviesse and Varush.

Ep. 4: Swordsman Varush II [ ]

After routing Lumeide's soldiers, Lumeide comments on Varush's strength. Varush asks Lumeide to tell him what the Arms Dealer's Guild is planning, with the latter mentioning that the guild has a new leader. Varush confirms that it seems Garvall had taken over, with Lumeide showing surprise as she thought he'd been living in the mountains for years. Varush says he has shinobi that relay daily happenings to him, surprising Raviesse. Lumeide tells the pair that Garvall has tasked her with collecting the six swords belonging to the masters of the east, by whatever means necessary. She states she doesn't know why she's been tasked with locating the swords, only following her orders from Garvall. Varush informs Lumeide that the masters have crossed over to the mainland and that Lumeide's business is finished here. He then asks Lumeide if he can gain passage on the Arms Dealers' Guild's ship, to which Lumeide feigns ignorance. However, Varush saw their gigantic ship and tells Lumeide that he wishes to pay his respects at Owe's grave. Raviesse is shocked at the news of Owe's death and Lumeide tells Varush that he can accompany them.

Ep. 5: Arms Dealers' Guild's Vessel [ ]

Raviesse and Varush arrive at the gigantic vessel of the Arms Dealer's Guild. Both are awed by the size of the ship as a voice asks the pair who dares approach it. As guild soldiers materialize in front of the duo, Lumeide appears and tells them to be civil as they are not the masters of the east that they're seeking, with Varush mentioning they're just extra passengers. Raviesse has qualms about boarding the vessel so Varush tells Raviesse to hold down the fort instead.
The ship begins its voyage toward the mainland with Raviesse and Varush in tow. Varush comments loudly on the fact that Raviesse is on board and she retorts by saying that Owe was not her only master and Seymore had trained her as well. Varush asks Lumeide to tell him more about Garvall, stating that he's heard talk that Garvall is systematically killing off swordsmiths across the continent. Lumeide mentions that without new weapons circulating, it would weaken the major powers of Ardra, with Varush concluding that the Arms Dealers' Guild is trying to become its own nation. Lumeide tells the pair that they wouldn't understand, with Varush mentioning that it seems to be the wish of the Yezagh people. Lumeide asks Varush if he's aware of her background and he confirms that he had a feeling she was from Yezagh. Raviesse is curious about Lumeide's heritage and Lumeide tells her to scorn her all she likes. Raviesse states that she does not discriminate based on blood or birth. Varush comments on seeing the mainland and how good it feels to be back, impressed by how fast the ship has sailed.

Ep. 6: To His Grave I [ ]

Raviesse and Varush depart off the ship as Varush gives thanks for the passage. Lumeide tells him not to sweat it as they are friends now. As Raviese and Varush leave, Lumeide tells a soldier to go wake Lameiga from the ship's hold. A voice revealing himself to be Lameiga says he's awake and asks where the pair are headed. Lumeide says they're going to Owe's grave and that they must be feeling pressed not to let anyone else gain Owe's sword. Lameiga is impressed by Lumeide's deviousness and asks her if they should depart as well.

Ep. 8: The Abandoned Anvil Castle I [ ]

As Raviesse and Varush arrive at Anvil Castle, Varush asks Raviesse if she feels something. Raviesse kneels to the ground and says there is a faint smell of blood and traces of a chaos of screams, concluding that it was here that Owe lost his life. Varush looks around finds Owe's grave, with the pair kneeling before it in respect. The pair sense a presence behind them and turn to see Lumeide and Lameiga surrounding them with guild soldiers. Lumeide introduces them to her twin brother Lameiga and the twins thank the pair for being excellent guides and leading them to Owe's sword. Raviesse denounces the twins as Lumeide reminds her that she let them board her ship. Raviesse states that doesn't mean they have the right to do what they're doing, telling the twins that they will never let them have the sword. Lameiga says he won't go easy on them and will give the pair what for, having heard that the two are a tough match.

Ep. 10: Whereabouts of the Blade [ ]

After the battle, Lumeide and Lameiga are wounded as their soldiers have fallen to Raviesse and Varush. Lameiga says they'll fall back for now but that they haven't seen the last of them, retreating with his sister. Raviesse asks Varush to explain himself, asking why he would board the ship knowing full well they would be pursued. Varush asks Raviesse if she's suggesting he would have lost, with Raviesse stating it isn't out of the realm of possibility. Varush retorts by saying it is outside unequivocally, stating that the twins probably now think they have Owe's sword. Raviesse realizes that Varush led them to Anvil Castle so he could ensure that they wouldn't desecrate Owe's grave, to which Varush confirms. He tells her that they aren't actually at Owe's grave, stating that it is customary in the east to stack three stones in front of the grave before praying for the peaceful slumber of the deceased. Raviesse asks Varush if it was possible that those who had laid Owe to rest were unaware of the customs of the east, with Varush telling her to ask them herself. The pair turn around and encounter Rafale and Eliza , who mention that the grave is their sentiment while inquiring about the pair's intentions. A voice tells Rafale and Eliza to stand down, revealing herself to be Queen Helena . Helena gathers they're from the east, with Varush confirming it so and begins explaining their situation.
After being informed of the pair's situation, Helena is understanding while Rafale and Eliza still cast suspicion on the pair. Helena brandishes Owe's sword, stating it to be the disgrace of Leonis that an honored guest in their kingdom was embroiled into their war. Helena asks why the sword is being sought out, with Varush asking her if she's familiar with Masachika , the legendary swordsmith. Helena confirms she's heard of him and Varush explains that Masachika had sacrificed his soul to forge the ultimate blade. Fearing that the blade may be used for evil, Masachika had sealed away his crowning achievement. Helena asks about the blade's location and Varush mentions that the clues to where it can be found are hidden in the inscriptions of six different swords that were entrusted to the masters of the east for protection. He confirms that the Arms Dealers' Guild is trying to obtain all six swords, prompting Helena to mention that Varush should carry the sword with him. Varush asks her if she is certain he should have it. Helena tells him that her son, Sterne , is currently being puppeted by the Sadali as a tool for slaughter. Helena goes on to mention that Sterne cannot be allowed to see a memento from Owe, whom he had idolized as if he were his true father. Varush says he understands and that when everything has been settled, he will return the sword to her. Helena thanks him and gives him the sword, with Varush eyeing the sword and commenting on its namesake of Thunderedge . He tells Helena he will track down the remaining five swords at whatever the cost.


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Rhaldor is a muscular adult man with tanned skin and short greyish hair. He wears a set of protective gear on both of his arms that reaches up to his shoulders, which has several spiked plates and and puncturing knuckles. Rhaldor is typically barechested having a golden string of thread with addornoments crossing his chest which originate from golden decorations in his armor which even reach the back of his neck, with what appears to be a clock or a compass on his left shoulder.
A set of long orange-black patterned clothing springs from his left shoulder. Skirted layers of clothing with complex patterns originate from his waist from what looks like a golden belt. He wears a pair of black pants with armored knees. and two short boots.

Rhaldor is a loyal and dedicated commander of Rundall, who fervently works to his best to serve king Jayden to his fullest, and is more than willing to die for his king. He is also strict with his subordinates and has a tendency to charge ahead without any fear.
Rhaldor's commitement to his values is, however, also his weakness. He is at many times too reckless and advances in battle without at times thinking of possible alternative dangers, believing his division can face them. He is also obsessed with certain customs, repudiating guns to a fault, and sticking to his principles as a martial artist and finding pride on Crucium's reputation as a close combat division.
These traits almost prove his undoing when an ambush of archers set by the Crystal Sanctum left him virtually unable to fight back, only to be saved by Lu'Cia and Creysse who were the only long range fighters amongst his team. Admitting that the times are changing in ways that are rendering his methods obsolete, he fundamentally accepts his mistakes, going as far as recommending that Lu'Cia led her own division of gunners.


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Rosa retains her initial appearance from Final Fantasy IV .

Representative characters from other games do not retain the personality of their source characters.


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Sakura retains her appearance from Final Fantasy: Brave Exvius .


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Salire is a young girl with long brown hair which she ties into twintails with a pair of ribbons. She wears a short blouse which exposes her cleavage and her navel, a short black skirt and wears a pair of short black boots. She typically wears a long black coat with a pinkish underneath and wears her signature Magical String on her left thigh. In combat she uses a long rod shaped like a bird at the top.

Salire is a rather upbeat, honest girl who easily blurts out whatever she feels, sometimes making comments that can be seen as inadequate. She is fairly confident on her abilities and often wants to show off. Salire is deeply attached to her brother Adelard whom she loves and respects deeply and always wants to be at his side and makes no effort to hide it. It could also be said that Salire has rather sadistic inclinations, as she reacts with a particular glee at the thought of killing anyone who dares to do her disservice.
Given Adelard's popularity with women, she often expresses jealousy towards them, which is also directed at males and even animals that get too close with him. Whenever with Adelard she has at times acted flirty, even suggesting she would wish "she could magically erase everyone" but herself and Adelard, thus fitting with the bro-con (brother complex) archetype. She has gone as far as commissioning a flashy dress for Valentine festivities in order to look cute for Adelard, and has enchanted it with special magic that makes the strings constrict anybody who dons it and thinks of him.
As a result, she has a rather complicated relationship with Rayches a fellow member of her division who seeks Adelard's affection, putting her in direct conflict with Salire. For her part Salire makes no effort to hide she disapproves of her advances on Adelard, which is reciprocated with a mix of snide, insults and even stoicism from Rayches' part. The two have bickered dozens of times which has culminated in battle between both women, the 30th time, resulting in damages to Hourne Castle's architecture. Although their situation is far from friendly, the two are capable of effective teamwork on the battlefield and notoriously improve their relationship after Rayches declares her genuine intention to serve Hourne, abandoning the idea to serve Rundall as she originally sought. The two become less prone to fighting, but still engage in snark.
Salire acts in a fairly casual manner with king Robb Hourne, which he allows as he's fond of her, much to Adelard's annoyance, feeling she doesn't show proper respect. She extends the same to Mont to whom she addresses without honorifics, despite being the king of an allied nation.
Despite her quirky nature, Salire greatly cares for her nation and is not afraid to do battle if it means protecting the people of Hourne, or facing aggressors that threaten Hourne's sovereignity, although given her young age she is prone to misteps or not being as quick on reading situations.


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Thancred retains his appearance from Final Fantasy XIV: Shadowbringers .


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Tidus retains his initial appearance from Final Fantasy X .


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Tyrrell is a young man with long, short brown hair with his bangs styled upwards and he has pink eyes with a green lower tint. He wears a golden laurel wreath on his head. He wears a purple turtleneck cape that is fastened around his arms and has golden buttons at its ends. He wears golden armor with a left golden spiked pauldron above the cape. Under the cape, he wears a golden chest plate armor that exposes his skin around the waist area of his back. He wears white shorts accented with golden buttons and golden edges. He wears long white boot sandals with golden knee pads and golden shin guards. He wears white gloves.

Tyrrell is a polite and energetic young man. Being from Fennes, people who've interacted with Tyrrell have made note that he is an unusually warm person considering their perception of Fennes. It is truly unclear if this aspect of Tyrrell is genuine however, as he was trained in the Serpent's Den and it may be a construct that had been part of their training. However, what is true about Tyrrell is his loyalty, especially his devotion to Vinera.
Tyrrell's devotion to Vinera is so strong that he decided to turn on Fennes in order to help her protect Dario. Dario was someone that Tyrrell had disliked, although after coming to know him, he is amazed by what Dario has accomplished and by Dario's power.
It can also be said that Tyrell is also a bit rebellious, having spared the lives of the soldiers he was supposed to have killed or attempting to save their lives by swaying the conversation from their deaths.


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Varush appears to be a muscular young man with brown hair tied into a messy ponytail with a loose white ribbon. He has brown eyes. He wears a sleeveless black undershirt with blue fabric near the white fur collar. He wears a long black glove on his right arm. He wears a long, white upper garment with gold linings throughout, a red interior which extends to his waist akin to an open skirt. Below it is a similar lower garment that is like a blue open skirt. The garment is fastened at his waist with white belts with gold buckles that have two white and red ropes hanging from the buckles. He wears black pants. He wears white greaves and brown shoes.

Raviesse is exhausted as the young woman stands before her, stating Raviesse is all bark and no bite. She asks Raviesse about information on the masters however a voice interjects and asks what the young woman intends to do when she finds that out. Varush introduces himself and tells Raviesse that he's heard of her from Owe and Seymore as a passionate girl who isn't much else. Varush asks the young woman who she is and she introduces herself as Lumeide , a member of the Arms Dealers' Guild who is looking for the masters of the east. Lumeide asks Varush if he can introduce her to the six masters, bewildering Raviesse who didn't realize there were six. Raviesse asks Varush if he's a master, to which he denies but Raviesse does get the feeling she's seen him before. Varush explains that he arrived in Ardra many years ago and was immersed in his training ever since, stating simply that Owe and Seymore are his friends. He asks Lumeide if she's more interested in Owe and Seymore's swords, which Lumeide confirms and sends her soldiers to attack Raviesse and Varush.

Ep. 4: Swordsman Varush II [ ]

After routing Lumeide's soldiers, Lumeide comments on Varush's strength. Varush asks Lumeide to tell him what the Arms Dealer's Guild is planning, with the latter mentioning that the guild has a new leader. Varush confirms that it seems Garvall had taken over, with Lumeide showing surprise as she thought he'd been living in the mountains for years. Varush says he has shinobi that relay daily happenings to him, surprising Raviesse. Lumeide tells the pair that Garvall has tasked her with collecting the six swords belonging to the masters of the east, by whatever means necessary. She states she doesn't know why she's been tasked with locating the swords, only following her orders from Garvall. Varush informs Lumeide that the masters have crossed over to the mainland and that Lumeide's business is finished here. He then asks Lumeide if he can gain passage on the Arms Dealers' Guild's ship, to which Lumeide feigns ignorance. However, Varush saw their gigantic ship and tells Lumeide that he wishes to pay his respects at Owe's grave. Raviesse is shocked at the news of Owe's death and Lumeide tells Varush that he can accompany them.

Ep. 5: Arms Dealers' Guild's Vessel [ ]

Raviesse and Varush arrive at the gigantic vessel of the Arms Dealer's Guild. Both are awed by the size of the ship as a voice asks the pair who dares approach it. As guild soldiers materialize in front of the duo, Lumeide appears and tells them to be civil as they are not the masters of the east that they're seeking, with Varush mentioning they're just extra passengers. Raviesse has qualms about boarding the vessel so Varush tells Raviesse to hold down the fort instead.
The ship begins its voyage toward the mainland with Raviesse and Varush in tow. Varush comments loudly on the fact that Raviesse is on board and she retorts by saying that Owe was not her only master and Seymore had trained her as well. Varush asks Lumeide to tell him more about Garvall, stating that he's heard talk that Garvall is systematically killing off swordsmiths across the continent. Lumeide mentions that without new weapons circulating, it would weaken the major powers of Ardra, with Varush concluding that the Arms Dealers' Guild is trying to become its own nation. Lumeide tells the pair that they wouldn't understand, with Varush mentioning that it seems to be the wish of the Yezagh people. Lumeide asks Varush if he's aware of her background and he confirms that he had a feeling she was from Yezagh. Raviesse is curious about Lumeide's heritage and Lumeide tells her to scorn her all she likes. Raviesse states that she does not discriminate based on blood or birth. Varush comments on seeing the mainland and how good it feels to be back, impressed by how fast the ship has sailed.

Ep. 6: To His Grave I [ ]

Raviesse and Varush depart off the ship as Varush gives thanks for the passage. Lumeide tells him not to sweat it as they are friends now. As Raviese and Varush leave, Lumeide tells a soldier to go wake Lameiga from the ship's hold. A voice revealing himself to be Lameiga says he's awake and asks where the pair are headed. Lumeide says they're going to Owe's grave and that they must be feeling pressed not to let anyone else gain Owe's sword. Lameiga is impressed by Lumeide's deviousness and asks her if they should depart as well.

Ep. 8: The Abandoned Anvil Castle I [ ]

As Raviesse and Varush arrive at Anvil Castle, Varush asks Raviesse if she feels something. Raviesse kneels to the ground and says there is a faint smell of blood and traces of a chaos of screams, concluding that it was here that Owe lost his life. Varush looks around finds Owe's grave, with the pair kneeling before it in respect. The pair sense a presence behind them and turn to see Lumeide and Lameiga surrounding them with guild soldiers. Lumeide introduces them to her twin brother Lameiga and the twins thank the pair for being excellent guides and leading them to Owe's sword. Raviesse denounces the twins as Lumeide reminds her that she let them board her ship. Raviesse states that doesn't mean they have the right to do what they're doing, telling the twins that they will never let them have the sword. Lameiga says he won't go easy on them and will give the pair what for, having heard that the two are a tough match.

Ep. 10: Whereabouts of the Blade [ ]

After the battle, Lumeide and Lameiga are wounded as their soldiers have fallen to Raviesse and Varush. Lameiga says they'll fall back for now but that they haven't seen the last of them, retreating with his sister. Raviesse asks Varush to explain himself, asking why he would board the ship knowing full well they would be pursued. Varush asks Raviesse if she's suggesting he would have lost, with Raviesse stating it isn't out of the realm of possibility. Varush retorts by saying it is outside unequivocally, stating that the twins probably now think they have Owe's sword. Raviesse realizes that Varush led them to Anvil Castle so he could ensure that they wouldn't desecrate Owe's grave, to which Varush confirms. He tells her that they aren't actually at Owe's grave, stating that it is customary in the east to stack three stones in front of the grave before praying for the peaceful slumber of the deceased. Raviesse asks Varush if it was possible that those who had laid Owe to rest were unaware of the customs of the east, with Varush telling her to ask them herself. The pair turn around and encounter Rafale and Eliza , who mention that the grave is their sentiment while inquiring about the pair's intentions. A voice tells Rafale and Eliza to stand down, revealing herself to be Queen Helena . Helena gathers they're from the east, with Varush confirming it so and begins explaining their situation.
After being informed of the pair's situation, Helena is understanding while Rafale and Eliza still cast suspicion on the pair. Helena brandishes Owe's sword, stating it to be the disgrace of Leonis that an honored guest in their kingdom was embroiled into their war. Helena asks why the sword is being sought out, with Varush asking her if she's familiar with Masachika , the legendary swordsmith. Helena confirms she's heard of him and Varush explains that Masachika had sacrificed his soul to forge the ultimate blade. Fearing that the blade may be used for evil, Masachika had sealed away his crowning achievement. Helena asks about the blade's location and Varush mentions that the clues to where it can be found are hidden in the inscriptions of six different swords that were entrusted to the masters of the east for protection. He confirms that the Arms Dealers' Guild is trying to obtain all six swords, prompting Helena to mention that Varush should carry the sword with him. Varush asks her if she is certain he should have it. Helena tells him that her son, Sterne , is currently being puppeted by the Sadali as a tool for slaughter. Helena goes on to mention that Sterne cannot be allowed to see a memento from Owe, whom he had idolized as if he were his true father. Varush says he understands and that when everything has been settled, he will return the sword to her. Helena thanks him and gives him the sword, with Varush eyeing the sword and commenting on its namesake of Thunderedge . He tells Helena he will track down the remaining five swords at whatever the cost.


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Velne is a woman with long, blonde hair, some strands tied into braids. She has grey eyes. She is noted to have a beautiful face. She wears two triangle shaped clips colored black with red on the sides of her head. She wears a black, long-sleeved garment with a white collar fastened with a gold hook at the middle. She wears red armguards lined with long, black cloth and red ruffles. She wears a frilly white shirt underneath that is parted at the front and reveals a black bodice with a hole where her stomach shows. She wears black bloomers and stockings. She wears leg warmers fastened with red leg guards. She wears heeled boots.

Velne is a frail, young woman who frequently shows dependence on her brother although she is aware that her dependence is his weakness. She is very loyal and loving to her brother, willing to die with him if the situation presents itself. She does know right from wrong but she shows hesitation when it comes to dealing with Galzahk.


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Vinera is a young lady with long, pale blonde hair tied into a high ponytail. She has grey eyes. Her ribbon is composed of two long needles lined with violet flowers. She wears a long black slit dress emblazoned with a golden snake and pink ribbons and frills. She wears a white undershirt and pink high-heels.

Vinera is a cunning and dutiful. Having been trained in the Serpent's Den made her self-aware as an assassin and feigned daughter of Muraga. She uses her training to assume demeanor befitting of royalty and desires to assassinate Dario for Muraga. Vinera falls in love with the object of her assassination and becomes more accommodating to Dario following their matrimony. She is embarrassed over the extent of her feelings and she cares deeply about what Dario thinks of her. She is willing to place her life on the line for him, or even take her own life were he to pass.


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Warrior of Light retains his initial appearance from Dissidia Final Fantasy .


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Y'shtola retains her appearance from Final Fantasy XIV: Shadowbringers .


Final Fantasy

Yuna retains her initial appearance from Final Fantasy X .


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Cactuar Conductor appears similar to the regular cactuars in the game, except he wears a train conductor's cap and holds a whistle and lamp in his left and right arms respectively.

Cactuar Conductor is a playful character, who likes to play practical jokes and give nicknames to other characters. Also, despite his age, he has not lost the energetics and agility that cactuars are known for.


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Enna has long silver hair and dark blue eyes. She wears a long white coat with the sleeves rolled up with a black vest underneath. She has a pink ruffled ascot with a sky blue gem in the center and white gloves. She has pale olive green capris and mid-shin black boots.


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Hauyn is a young woman with long white hair and purple eyes. She wears a black hooded cowl and a long, sleeveless light gray and black dress. She wears light gray gloves, thigh-high light gray fishnets, and black knee-high boots.


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Lann is a young man with short, spiky strawberry blond hair and blue eyes. He wears a black shirt under a long, high-collared dark grayish blue jacket with a black belt and large yellow buttons. He wears ankle-length tan and black pants, and black-and-blue ankle boots. His left forearm has black markings. In battle, he wears a large armored glove on his left hand with a large glowing yellow gem on the back of the hand.


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Lusse appears as a middle-aged woman with long blonde hair tied into a ponytail. She wears a purple top with a pink cravat while also wearing a black corset. Below her corset, she wears a black miniskirt and black thigh-high boots.

Lusse was a loving mother to her children, Lann and Reynn and an inspirational mentor to Hauyn . She was a strong-willed woman who would do anything to ensure the safety of her children.


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The Masked Woman dons a long, white dress paired with a purple corset, a white mantle, white gloves and white boots. She dons a white coif on her head and wears a stylized mask with piercing red eyes and a jewel embedded into the forehead.

Masked Woman appears in Final Fantasy Trading Card Game as an Earth-elemental Backup card.


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Mecha Chocobo is a Cogna that looks like an adult version of the Mecha Choco. It has black circles under its white, glowing eyes, which are shaped to give the Cogna a perpetual "angry" expression; its "plumage" consists of three pointed adornments affixed to the back of its head, with yellow-tinted spires sticking out of each of them; its "wings" are round and wide, and the undersides of them are a light shade of black, and act as compartments that house pairs of guns; its "tailfeathers" are sharp, lined with black, and contain a large thruster under them; and its "talons" are large, sharp, and contain a single large wheel under each of them.
Its main body is a simple spherical shape; the front of it has a hatch that leads to a compartment in its body, signified by the black outline that resembles the silhouette of a certain creature . In the center of the hatch is a small, rectangular slot with a curved portion cut out of the bottom of it.
The slot in the hatch shows very little of the being that resides within it, but it is enough to confirm that it is a moogle. Like most of its kind, the moogle sports yellow fur, slanted eyes, and a big, red nose.
Mecha Chocobo's appearance in Chobobo GP is the same, except the moogle no longer resides in its body, as the slot on the hatch has been replaced with a large orb that glows blue. However, the orb is likely meant to complete the visage of a moogle on the Cogna's body, as the orb is in the center of the moogle-shaped hatch, thus acting as its nose.

Mecha Chocobo despises humans, believing chocobos are smarter than them and should be Grymoire 's dominant species. Despite this, it does not seem to care about the well-being of its own brethren, as it has no qualms using Hyperion 's power for its own and turning Boko into a Cogna against its will.
The moogle residing within it has no discernible personality, as it never speaks, and its existence is never acknowledged. It may have some level of malicious intent, however, as it can be argued it created Mecha Chocobo to masquerade as a chocobo and capture and turn said creatures into Cognas for some sort of scheme.


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Reynn is a young woman with long strawberry blonde hair and blue eyes. She wears a high-collared pink tank top with white ruffles, a thick white and tan belt. She has a short black skirt with white sheer trim, with brown and tan ankle boots. She has black markings on her right forearm. In battle, she wears a large silver armor glove with a glowing blue gem on the back of the hand.

Reynn is Lann's exact opposite, doing everything with caution. One way or another, she shows her smarts. Her inquisitive nature allows her to analyze the situations she encounters with precision.
She shows her irritation when Lann acts too clueless, telling him to knock it off. When highly upset, Reynn often spouts specific trivia about a variety of topics, much to Lann's frustration.


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Rorrik appears as a middle-aged man with brown hair and sporting a beard. He wears a gray long-sleeved shirt while wearing a yellow scarf tied around his neck. He wears white pants with gold buttons by the pocket and he wears light-brown loafers. He also wears a watch on his left wrist.


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Serafie is a winged pixie with orange-pink hair. She can be seen carrying a watering can to water flowers in Plaza 99.

Serafie seems to have a nonchalant attitude to the things happening around here. She enjoys playing tricks on Tama , for example pouring water from the watering can on Tama's head.


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Sherlotta has short light silver-pink hair with a large orange bow in the back that resembles cat ears and blue eyes. Her outfit gives her a distinctly cat-like appearance. She wears a black tube top with gold trim and an orange bow and silver bell with light pink ribbons in the center. She has a black choker with white trim and orange bows wrapped around each wrist. She wears puffy pink-and-gold striped shorts over black tights, and orange ballet shoes. She has a long black cat tail with a white tip.
In flashbacks, she appears younger with longer hair worn down and a short white dress with gold trim and a white choker.
She also appears as a small black and white cat with an bow and silver bell with yellow ribbons around her neck, like a collar.

Sherlotta is a very caring, affectionate person. She acts motherly towards the Hero and worries a great deal about him/her, having raised him/her since infancy. She also looks out for the other children in the village, though to a lesser degree as they have parents of their own. Her maternal tendencies also lead her to be very protective of the Hero; she readily risks her life to protect him/her. At one point, she says she would do anything for him/her.
Sherlotta has considerably less patience for other people. She's sharp-tongued and direct with the townspeople and is a bit proud, resenting the fact that the Hero has already become known as mature and capable so that the townspeople think that she is the one who needs to be looked after. She also has an odd sense of humor, finding it very amusing to have them believe she's the evil witch that supposedly lives in the forest. She can also be ruthless in dealing with obstacles and malevolent individuals. Although she doesn't display fighting skills in the game engine, she has no compunctions about accompanying the Hero into monster-infested areas.


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Tama is a small, fox-like Mirage with white fur and yellow and turquoise eyes with a light red dot in the corner of thick black lashes. She has a turquoise bib, a small light blue nose, small pink cheeks, and light blue tips on her large ears, small arms and feet, and tail. She wears a turquoise bow on both sides of her head beneath her ears and her large tail is adorned with a gold crown and eight four-point stars, each one a different color (red, orange, green, turquoise, light blue, blue, purple, pink).

Tama is a talkative Mirage with a perky disposition. She has a speech quirk where she often says "the" in the front or middle of a word, sometimes multiple times in a single sentence. (In Japanese, she ends her sentences with na no desu ("It is so"). She appears to use the term randomly, with no set pattern. Some international language subtitles have varying versions of the quirk: in French, she ends her sentences in voilà! ("See there!"); in German, she ends them with jawohl ("Yes."). She has no speech quirks in the Spanish version.) Like Reynn, Tama is often exasperated by Lann's dimwitted tendencies. Tama hates it when someone makes negative remarks about the way she smells, Lann in particular.


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Jessie is a 23-year-old [2] woman with a slender build. She has fair skin, brown eyes, and medium-length reddish-brown hair tied in a high-set ponytail. Jessie wears a red headband, a metal breastplate, a blue undershirt, metal-plated brown gloves with red bands, a brown leather belt and holster, knee-length green capris, and armored boots. In Remake , she also wears a black shirt under her breastplate, black wristbands, and silver stud earrings.

Jessie is determined, spunky, and charismatic. Like Biggs and Wedge, she is upbeat and playful. She is fearless when it comes to romance, openly flirting with Cloud to the point that he calls her "desperate". [32] Jessie feels embarrassed to play "damsel in distress" and tries to push herself even when injured. [34]
Beneath her vibrant and animated demeanor, Jessie feels culpable for her actions as part of the terrorist group, and after trying to blame something else, eventually blames herself; [38] Biggs and Wedge notice this isn't normal of her. [22] However, Jessie continues to harbor guilt up until her final moments, feeling she deserves to die for all the deaths her bombs caused. [25] [36] Her talents as an actress enable her to mask her insecurities behind her smile and sense of humor.
Jessie grew up with Biggs and Wedge. [3] She had great respect for Barret, her leader, choosing to trust him with leadership and stick with him even after Barret cut ties with the rest of Avalanche. [9] She and Tifa have a close friendship, bonding quickly as the two shared a strong mutual admiration, to the point of Jessie sharing clothes and acting tips with Tifa, greatly boosting Tifa's confidence. [14] Though their friendship is close, Jessie appears to have somewhat of a romantic rivalry with Tifa, asking Cloud if he is close to her, [39] and later commenting that she'd "rather have a professional" like him instead of Tifa during a mission. [19]

Giving Cloud materia in Sector 8 .

Jessie frequently gushes over Cloud and eventually invites him on a date. [32] [note 5] Wedge believes this is a mere game to her. [20] Cloud sometimes reacts with irritation to Jessie's advances, but normally responds awkwardly and flustered. Jessie is comfortable opening up to Cloud, even entrusting him with a mission she did not tell Biggs and Wedge about. Her attempts to break his hardened persona have sometimes yielded success, making him smile on a few occasions, which is rare for him.
In Final Fantasy VII Remake , Jessie commonly uses the slang term " Psych! " after acting flirty with Cloud. According to Motomu Toriyama , she does this "to hide her romantic feelings behind a joking smile." [40] [note 6]


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Shirma is a young girl who shares similar features to her usual counterpart with a few notable differences, such as having a somewhat older  appearance. She has light pink hair with an ahoge, fair skin, and light green eyes. As a White Mage, she wears a white cloak with a hood with pink triangular patterns (as opposed to red that is worn by her main counterpart and most white mages in the Final Fantasy series) held by a brooch in the shape of angel wings with a blue jewel. Underneath she wears a black long-sleeved turtleneck top, matching tights, white shorts with what appears to be a zebra pattern with brown folded ends and a black belt, and brown boots. In her main artwork and opening cutscene, her cloak has red triangular patterns, and in-game, her brooch has white crystals at the wings.

Shirma is a kind-hearted, pure, innocent, and caring girl. She treats the people around her with respect and friendliness, and is especially affectionate towards the people she loves. She loves and respects her Aunt Stella, and is especially close with her sister because of the care and kindness Croma gave her, holding Croma's promise of them always being together dear in her heart.

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Shirma tends to worry, particularly for the people she loves and those who are younger than her, as demonstrated many times with Croma and Raffaello. Shirma tends to see the good in everyone, oftentimes to a fault, as she refused to believe Croma's allegations about Raffaello despite him showing his dark nature. Shirma acts emotional when grieving or when reunited with long lost loved ones.
Shirma is generally happy, but her willingness to believe and love everyone around her, combined with her tendency to worry about them, blinds her to darker realities. At times she is mentally and physically weak, as shown when she was affected by the Bell of Oblivion, and when she was initially unable to pull herself together after tragedy befell Croma, being overcome with grief. Shirma does have a tougher side, shown when she refused Mayor Gale's offer to live in Lostime and argued against his preaching of the so-called "beauty" of forgetting. She is loyal and at times courageous, staying virtuous through troubled times, such as when she fought through her illness to help Chocobo to send him her memories as the Oracle of Light. She believed in Chocobo till the end and fought alongside the other Oracles to help him in his fight at the Floating Fortress.
Shirma values the importance of family and holding on to precious memories, something that made her stand out from the other townspeople. Shirma wants to be stronger, having learned from her experiences leading up to the return of everyone's memories. She acknowledged her weaknesses but chose to follow Chocobo's example.


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Alisaie is a sixteen-year-old [1] Elezen with white hair and blue eyes. She wears a large delta-shaped earring on her right ear and dark blue clothing that matches her brother's, distinguished by a red knot in her ponytail and purple markings on her collar. Though she carries a white grimoire, Alisaie mainly uses a magically conjured blade for a weapon.
Alisaie's lips are redder than Alphinaud's, and her hair style is horizontally mirrored to his. The twins become more distinctive in Final Fantasy XIV: Heavensward once Tataru Taru provides them with new outfits. Alisaie is given a tan trench coat with a gray cloak from the waist, silver pendant and gray knee-high boots. The siblings' identical appearance is poked fun at when Alisaie is mistaken for her brother by his female admirer during their learning years at home, and when Estinien Wyrmblood meets her for the first time, again mistaking her for Alphinaud and remarking on how "rugged" she has become.
In Final Fantasy XIV: Shadowbringers , Alisaie is given a more distinct outfit, with a bright red dress, white thigh-high boots, a small tan coat that covers her shoulders and arms, red accessories and a new rapier that reflects her status as a Red Mage . Alisaie's Red Mage weapon is a uniquely recolored version of the Hailstorm Rapier that can be purchased in Idyllshire . Though the augmented version can be dyed, it only affects the metallic parts of the weapon. After returning to the Source from the First , Alisaie returns to her original gear and clothing she wore in Heavensward and Stormblood .

Alisaie new outfit in Endwalker

In Final Fantasy XIV: Endwalker , Alisaie receives a new outfit comprised of a white short jumpsuit, a cropped leather jacket with a longer trail in the back, and thigh high white boots with armored kneepads. The look is accessorized by her red leather gloves, red belts on her waistline, and a large dark blue belt across her chest.

Alisaie is strong-willed, cynical and, at times, emotional. She is compassionate, concerned for a traumatized Koboldling that lost his parents, and leaving a bouquet of flowers in memory of her grandfather, Nael van Darnus , and Bahamut's children.
By her own admission, Alphinaud was always the more clever of the two while she is more direct. This distinction is most pronounced when she summons an aetherial blade to attack the Warriors of Darkness, rather than summoning a carbuncle like her brother. Unlike her brother, Alisaie had little interest in the affairs of the city-state's politics, tiring of their petty power struggles. She strikes out on her own while her brother joins the Scions of the Seventh Dawn, but upon reuniting she becomes more involved, especially with the missions against the Warriors of Darkness and to liberate Doma and Ala Mhigo .
Though Alisaie loathes politics, she has proven to be quite persuasive when negotiating, or at least when striking a deal. She has a humorous side, often teasing Alphinaud (in a similar vein to Krile ) and making cynical comments. Although this seems like petty sibling rivalry, it shows that she knows and understands Alphinaud unlike anyone else. Alisaie resents being compared to her brother or being mistaken for a boy. She deeply cares for him as he does for her, and when Alphinaud goes missing during a diplomatic mission to Garlemald , Alisaie constantly worries for his whereabouts, even stating that should he die on her, she will never let him hear the end of it. From the latter parts of Stormblood through Shadowbringers , Alisaie becomes irritated by those around her and even defensive, angrily grabbing Alphinaud by his collar after jokes about seeing a bratty pixie as reminding him of his childhood, to sounding outright snappy when her idolism of the Warrior of Light is brought up in embarrassing context.
During her time in The First, Alisaie befriends Tesleen and Halric , two of the many light-corrupted patients at the Inn at Journey's Head who seek to live out their final days before becoming sin eaters in peace. It is implied that Alisaie's attachment to them and the other patients stems in part from her inability to help Ga Bu back in Eorzea. After witnessing Tesleen's transformation, Alisaie's determination to undo the Flood and aid the Warrior of Darkness in their struggle grows. If brought into Holminster Switch as part of a Trust, she will express sorrow at having to fight the corrupted Tesleen, wishing her peace after the battle.
Alisaie is the more pragmatic and direct of the two, most often concerned with the possible ramifications of a mission. Like Alphinaud, Alisaie greatly respects the Warrior of Light, and is especially grateful for their support during trying moments. She views the Scions' core members as close friends and cares greatly for their well-being.


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Alma has a long blond hair tied in a low ponytail adorned with a pink ribbon. She has brown eyes to match her brother Ramza's. She wears an orange long sleeve v-neck shirt with a white turtleneck underneath, a long pink skirt with orange triangle linings at the edge of her skirt and brown boots. She also gains a long brown shoal to cover her shoulders.

Like her brother, Ramza, Alma is headstrong, cheerful, and bright, willing to risk her life in battle for his sake. Alma readily befriends people across the class boundaries, being friends with Delita Heiral 's sister Tietra . She is an acquaintance of Princess Ovelia Atkascha from their time at Orbonne Monastery under Simon Penn-Lachish 's tutelage.


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Alphinaud is a sixteen-year-old Elezen with white hair. He and his sister have yet to reach their final growth spurt, so they are considerably shorter than adult Elezen. He wears a large delta-shaped earring on his left ear and dark blue clothing that matches his sister's. He has a blue knot on his ponytail and green markings on his collar. He seems to be an Arcanist , as he wields a black grimoire. During Final Fantasy XIV: Heavensward , at Tataru Taru's behest, Alphinaud wears a white tunic with matching pants and boots, a blue coat with black hood and black gloves. He also has a Ruby Carbuncle companion .
The most distinct feature Alphinaud has from his sister, aside from the color of their ponytail and collar markings, is the color of their lips. Alisaie's are redder, being female and possibly wearing lipstick. The duo become more distinctive in Heavensward once Tataru provides them with new outfits.
In Final Fantasy XIV: Shadowbringers , Alphinaud is seventeen years old and is given a new outfit that resembles the one he was given in Heavensward , only simplified and more armored and his iconic Arcanist tome changes to a wooden tome. After his journey in the First, Alphinaud returns to his Heavensward outfit.

Alphinaud in Endwalker .

In Final Fantasy XIV: Endwalker , Alphinaud dons a new outfit with his job change into a Sage, wearing a custom version of the relic armor dyed his usual shades of blue.

Alphinaud is a self-assured young man, calm and mature for his age. He shows more interest in intervening in Eorzean events than his sister, who prefers to watch history unfold from the shadow. Charismatic and diplomatic, he finds it easy to gain the Eorzean Alliance leaders' trust, partly thanks to his grandfather's credit. Alphinaud has a big ego, and often clashes with other nations' leaders about their ideals. Alphinaud listens and partakes in gossip. Alphinaud is arguably the most politically savvy Scion, or at the very least the most interested in engaging in politics. His skill at political negotiations have been useful in advancing the Scions' agenda.
Initially Alphinaud participates in Eorzea's affairs with his own agenda: to discover what happened to his grandfather and finish what he started to test his potential and prove himself. As he spends more time with the Scions, he comes understand why his grandfather sacrificed so much for the realm, and resolves to follow in his footsteps. Compared to his sister, Alphinaud is more level-headed and can quickly get over the shock of unexpected events and reformulate his strategies. He is more selective in his diplomatic battles, recognizing that after his father disowned him and Alisaie, any further engagement would worsen the situation.
Alphinaud is not invulnerable to negative feelings, as he regrets his mistakes and overconfidence. He gets flustered whenever Krile or Alisaie threaten to regale embarrassing details from his earlier days in the Studium in front of the Warrior of Light. Alphinaud is annoyed and embarrassed for being mistaken for his sister, or a girl in general. Despite his differences with his sister, Alphinaud deeply cares about his twin and dreads losing her. He does not carry the loss or permanent injury of his comrades well, and his colleagues often have to help lift his spirits in such situations.
In Heavensward , Alphinaud comes to terms with the Crystal Braves' betrayal and of his own naivete and haughtiness, maturing during his time in Ishgard. Upon reestablishing the Scions of the Seventh Dawn, his leadership qualities come to light as its remaining members name him the guild's de facto leader, which he humbly accepts.
Though good-natured and welcoming, Alphinaud can hold a grudge if someone betrays his trust for selfish desires or harms his friends. He matures into a capable leader and crafts the plan to liberate Doma from Garlean rule, and offers to go to Garlemald as a diplomat following the successful prisoner exchange. Despite his maturity, Alphinaud has moments of being impudent as he cannot control his laughter at Gosetsu Daito being tended to by an amnesiac Yotsuyu, or with Alisaie's lackluster clay art piece. Possibly due to being raised in an affluent household, Alphinaud lacks a good sense for money and is naive in market dealings; for example, he offers to buy a Samurai sword, using the Scions' money, without checking the listed price and not knowing how expensive it truly was until some time after the purchase. However, he quickly learns from his mistake, and makes sure Ala Mhigo's Saltery reconstruction is funded as much as possible by the Ala Mhigans, wanting to reduce, if not eliminate, Lolorito's influence over the project by reducing the financial stake the Monetarist has in the project.


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Aranea has fair skin, green eyes and shoulder-length, silver-blond hair. She wears a suit of armor dubbed the "Dragon Mail"; it is red and black leather armor that has a "scaly" appearance to allude to dragons. Her long white cape with a red symbol also somewhat mimics the appearance of a dragon's wings. She wears a black helmet and wields the Stoss Spear , described as "beyond the handling of all others.". She wears red-brown boots with unique high heels. Aranea's bestiary entry records her weight as ???.
During Episode Prompto , she wears a "Women's Snowsuit" due to the cold area surrounding the First Magitek Production Facility. She wears leather trousers and a long fur-lined black coat and a muted red scarf with matching fingerless gloves. She has no headwear with her snowsuit and wears long heeled boots. The zipper of her jacket has a large round accessory with a red gem.

In Dawn of the Future , some artwork depict Aranea wearing black leather trousers and a white officer's coat with imperial emblems. She also sports a new magitek weapon that can open up to shoot electricity . She now wears a side ponytail and wears fingerless black gloves.

Aranea has been described by her English voice actress, Kari Wahlgren , as "edgy" and "street smart", [4] though her loyalty at first remains ambiguous. Though she holds the rank of commodore, she prefers people speak to her in a casual manner. She disagrees with immoral practices, such as the empire using daemons in their war efforts. Owing to her military background, she, in at least the English localization, speaks in a blunt manner.
As a free-spirited woman, she encourages Prince Noctis to not let anyone tell him how to walk his path in life. She displays a mischievous side when she flirts with him in battle. She claims to not like working after hours when she withdraws from her fight with Noctis. She is implied to be a strong leader, as her subordinates Biggs and Wedge follow her loyally no matter which side of the war she wants to support.
Aranea is skeptical of the empire, and voices her distrust of the emperor , the new high commander and the chancellor , mentioning she "really can't stand that guy" on the latter. She eventually defects to save innocent people and hunt daemons rather than harvest them for the empire as she had been doing before. In Episode Prompto , she alone sets out to defeat the empire's newest magitek monster, and to look for Noctis's friend. Though she is hard on Prompto and threatens to abandon him if he doesn't keep up with her, it is implied she is doing it to snap him out of his indecisive state. She encourages him to decide his path in life and is pleased when he takes initiative to return to his friends.
Final Fantasy XV: Comrades describes her as never the one to obsess over birthright and rank, having a pragmatic and forward-thinking attitude, a no-nonsense approach, and a confident demeanor. According to her profile in The Alchemist Code , Aranea becomes embarrassed if "treated like a lady".


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Argy looks like a heavily stylized, ball-jointed doll. Argy's design is likely based on the Dogū figurines of ancient Japan.

Argy has the personality of a young child and has no memory of her past, making her curious about her surroundings in an innocent fashion. She clings to Sol and Sarah, whom she adopts as her father and mother.


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Aria is a young girl with long blonde hair with a small braid in the back tied with a blue ribbon and the rest tied in a ponytail. She has blue eyes and wears a long, plain, white halter-dress.

When Aria meets the party she is relieved since she believes they will save the the world. Refia is doubtful since time is still motionless outside the walls. Aria wants the world to be free from darkness. She is a kind and self-sacrificing woman, protecting the party from Kraken 's blast.


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Aymeric is a male Wildwood Elezen with short black hair and striking blue eyes. His armor is adorned in golden plating and accents, woven around black cloth and accompanied by a blue robe styled after Halonic albs worn by the Ishgardian Church. He wears steel gray boots accented with Ishgardian blue, and wields a blade of blue steel in battle.
Aymeric wears an alternative outfit when not in his royal uniform, which is a blue recolor of the Adept robe. While patrolling Empyreum , he wears a full blue Gaja suit while keeping his sword.

Though among the highest ranking Ishgardians, Aymeric's behavior is more pragmatic and open than one might expect of his station, with Aymeric considering himself a realist. Aymeric is a noble and virtuous leader who cares more for equality than status or race. His passion in his beliefs prompted Edmont de Fortemps to compare him fondly to his own son, Haurchefant Greystone .
Upon learning the truth of the Dragonsong War, Aymeric confronted his father about the matter and demanded to reveal the truth to all. Aymeric believes it is better for the people to start anew rather than maintain a heinous lie. After becoming the acting head of state, he labored to reform Ishgard to restore the bond between man and dragon and for high and lowborn citizens to live and prosper on equal footing. Aymeric places a great deal of faith in his people. Despite the tragedies of war and the hardships of truth, he believed the people strong enough to endure and prosper, unlike his father. Even the grim Azure Dragoon, Estinien Wyrmblood, believed Aymeric to be Ishgard's best hope for a new future.
Though Aymeric had no desire to be the next leader of Ishgard, he reluctantly accepted the position of Speaker of the House of Lords when his people elected him, showcasing him as humble and honest.
Aymeric becomes steadily more enamored with the Warrior of Light for their selfless service to Ishgard and forms bonds with them more-so than the other leaders of the Eorzean Alliance. Thancred Waters even comments that Aymeric may have romantic feelings towards the Warrior of Light. Their bond pushes Aymeric into becoming more actively involved within the Alliance, lending his military aid in Baelsar's Wall and later for liberating Ala Mhigo.


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Banon has long, messy and bushy brown hair and beard with a mustache. He wears a brown cloak with layered green, orange, and yellow linings, and green robes with black pauldrons, red bracers, brown boots, and a belt with a zebra-striped sash. His in-game sprites simplify this to an orange cloak with a large collar that covers his upper chest, a green tunic, red bracers, red pants, and brown boots. Banon's hair remains long, although straight rather than messy, but he retains his beard and mustache.

Banon is pragmatic and straightforward. He is forthcoming to Terra about her being the Returners' only hope to turn the tide of the war and speaks openly of rumors that she killed fifty Imperial soldiers; when Locke protests that she has no memory of doing this, Banon replies "hiding from the truth won't change it!" He's strict and serious but not harsh, and coaxes Terra to see her magical abilities as a gift, not a curse, that can be used to help defeat the Empire. He has a high level of self-control, although he shows happiness when Terra agrees to join the Returners.
Banon is quick to remind others of the near-destruction of the world during the War of the Magi and fears that the Gestahlian Empire's pursuit of Magitek power will result in history repeating itself. Instead of using Magitek machinery to combat the Empire, Banon believes the best course is to get the aid of the espers directly, and believes the war can be brought to an end swiftly if they can earn their trust. When the espers decimate the Empire , Banon can barely believe they could be capable of wreaking such destruction.


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In her official art, Barbara is depicted with long, pink-red hair and silver eyes. She wears a multi-piece armor, black, silver, and violet in color. Barbara wears winged circlet, a flowy skirt of sorts, and heels.
Barbara's sprite is simplistic in the representation of the woman, depicting her with long pink hair and pink eyes. Her head is protected with a winged, green circlet, while her shoulders are covered with green pauldrons. She wears a pink-purple neck piece, chest piece, armbands, and knee-high boots. Her look is complimented with a light blue belt and cape.

As a guest character, Barbara represents the Dragoon . Her equipment consist in swords, spears, shields, armors and any kind of armlet. She comes with the command ability Jump , as well as her command Dragon arts which can cast the next abilities:

Fire Breath Blizzard Breath Thunder Breath Healing Breath


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Biggs wears a red suit of armor and a golden helmet, while Wedge wears a purple armor and silver helmet. In sprite art they are identical in appearance apart from the coloration, but in the 3D remake, Biggs's helmet is different, signifying his higher rank.

Biggs and Wedge question Cecil Harvey , the captain of the Red Wings, regarding the King of Baron 's orders to seize the Water Crystal since the Mysidians didn't offer any resistance; they feel ambivalent on following such orders. In The After Years Biggs is hard on Ceodore Harvey and berates him, and even goes so far to smack Ceodore across the face for talking back to him. Wedge, by contrast, is already confident in the prince, and takes good care of him almost to the point of mollycoddling. Both of them strive to encourage Ceodore to become a true member of the Red Wings.


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Blank is a young man with auburn hair and pale skin. He has unusual scars across his body where he's been seemingly patched up with darker skin tones, most notably over the left side of his face. Blank's red hair is spiked with a thick leather belt acting as a headband, which also covers the upper half of his face. He wears little clothing, with brown briefs, leather gloves with a fur trim, black boots, large leather belts around his torso and another slung across his body as a weapon holster, and a brown knee-pad on his right knee.

Blank is the brains of Tantalus. He is close to the other members, especially Marcus, his best friend. He's competitive towards Zidane and considers himself a "ladies' man". He is kind and quick to help out a person in need, selflessly rushing to rescue those in trouble, and patrolling the streets of Alexandria to make sure they are safe.


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Bogard's artwork depicts him as an elderly man with shoulder-length gray hair and a thick beard. He has pale blue eyes with a vertical scar over his left eye. Bogard wears a red breastplate with a loose dark blue shirt underneath and red gloves. He wears a short white cape that covers his chest and hangs down his back, secured with a red broach. Bogard wears a light brown belt with a small pouch attached, dark blue leg coverings and brown boots fitted with straps. A white sash adored with a black pattern at the bottom also hangs down from Bogard's breastplate.
In the mobile remake, Bogard's physical appearance is largely unaltered, however his outfit has some changes; Bogard wears a dark brown breastplate with an intricate bronze pattern and a skintight maroon shirt underneath with bronze bands around the biceps and dark brown gloves with a beige trim. A long green cape is draped over his shoulders and falls down to his shins where the cape is slightly frayed. He wears a brown belt with a small pouch attached and a circular bronze buckle, dark blue leg coverings with bronze greaves and sabatons and a beige skirt split into two pieces at the legs. This design is also used in the Adventures of Mana remake and subsequent appearances.

Although weary of outsiders, Bogard is a brave warrior willing to protect Mana despite his old age, going as far as to help Sumo infiltrate Glaive's Airship once he discovered Fuji had been kidnapped. Although he was pained by news of towns falling to the Glaive Empire , he had faith that Sumo would protect Mana, causing him to get angered when Sumo contemplated giving up on his quest.


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Cait Sith is an anthropomorphic remote-controlled plush toy cat standing just over three feet tall [note 1] with short black fur and a white stomach and face. It wears a short red cape and white gloves and a small crown. [note 4] Cait Sith does not possess any outward robotic features.
Cait Sith normally rides atop large robotic moogle [note 2] with small wings, one of the robots utilized by the Golden Saucer.

As Cait Sith is a robot controlled by Reeve Tuesti, his personality can be difficult to perceive. Cait Sith acts notably different from Reeve, particularly in having looser speech patterns, [12] [11] and a Scottish accent. [note 5] Reeve often expresses his thoughts to Cloud's party through Cait Sith, particularly regarding the discomfort he felt for Avalanche's terrorism, [17] but also how seeing their selflessness affected him. [11]

Portrait artwork by Tetsuya Nomura.

Cait Sith does appear to have some degree of artificial intelligence. Notably, Cait Sith asked not to be forgotten "even if another Cait Sith comes along" when sacrificing in the Temple of the Ancients, a direct assertion of sentience. [12] [note 6] Cait Sith also spoke on its own when controlled by the Turks and not Reeve. [6] In Dirge of Cerberus, Reeve and Cait Sith can be seen together in the same room, and are able to move and talk independently of each other. In addition, in Rebirth, Cait Sith is a clear employee of the Gold Saucer, and it can be reasonably assumed that Reeve does not have the time to spare to make Cait Sith dance and entertain customers all day. These things suggest Cait Sith has some personality independent of Reeve as well as autonomy.  However, Reeve can assume direct control if necessary.
Cait Sith is fun-loving and playful, but cowardly and a poor fighter. Cait Sith makes a hobby of telling people their fortunes, which often turn out to be correct, if vague. [9]


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Cid is an old man with a large white beard and mustache. He wears a wide-brimmed pointy hat, with goggles propped on it, and dark visors. He also sports brown and red garbs, a brown jacket and cloth wrapped around his middle, and wields a hammer as his weapon.

Cid is an eccentric man and a grateful person, as shown when he gives the party access to a hidden storeroom after they greatly helped him. While normally jolly and upbeat, Cid can be serious when the situation calls for it, such as when Mrs. Cid falls ill. In the remake, Cid also has a habit of keeping secrets if they are large enough, though he may occasionally slip up and say something hinting at it.


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Cid is a large man with a brown beard, and wears a blue outfit with red gloves and boots, a tool belt holding his trademark weapon, and an aviator's helmet and goggles. In the 3D remake release of Final Fantasy IV , Cid's mouth is exaggeratedly large. In Final Fantasy IV: The After Years , Cid's beard has turned white and his outfit no longer has sleeves and his boots and gloves are blue, but otherwise his appearance is identical. His artwork depicts him wearing a brown coat wrapped loosely over his shoulders, but this is not present in-game.

Cid is a loud and proud old man, boastful of his prowess with machines and of having the skill to back it up. Cid often doesn't make a strong first impression, reacting with offense when Tellah , Edge and Fusoya give him orders or question his technical skills. However, Cid is a good man with a firm belief of right and wrong, and cares for Cecil and Rosa . He has a fatherly streak, as it is detailed in Final Fantasy IV Settei Shiryou Hen that he has a bond with Cecil, whom he views almost like a son. [2] He works hard to the point of collapsing from exhaustion and is known to be late coming home from work. In Final Fantasy IV: The After Years his age has not stopped him from being an active engineer and pilot, taking an equally stubborn Luca under his wing.


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Cinna has fairly clownish features, with a wide mouth and red nose. He has small, close-set yellow eyes, pointy ears and a black goatee. Cinna wears a brown ensemble consisting of a thick leather collar, cropped short-sleeved jacket which bares his protruding belly, wristbands, shorts (with the fly undone), boots, and what appears to be an off-white chef's hat.

Cinna has a passion for his hammer (which he lets no one else use), exotic coffee, and South Gate Bundt Cake. He is also skilled with machines. He does not take kindly to anyone poking fun at his appearance and cannot sleep at night without his Princess Garnet doll, as seen in a humorous ATE . As with the rest of Tantalus, he is a skilled actor and even goes out of his way to call Steiner a bad one.


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Cor is a middle-aged man with short, brown hair. He has light blue eyes and wears a black, collared jacket with skull-shaped buttons. Cor wears a black, skull-print shirt, black trousers, and black boots with red soles.
Ten years later, the 55-year-old Cor wears the Kingsglaive attire and has a beard.

Cor is a stubborn, stern, no-nonsense military man who has sworn loyalty to King Regis and his country. He was not afraid to oppose Regis's decisions in his youth, and an impressed Regis asked Cor to be his right-hand man. Cor is strict with Prince Noctis and his friends, and while he does not always see eye-to-eye with them, he is duty-bound to watch over them. He is calm when dealing with Noctis's wayward personality, offering him advice. When he was young, Cor was reckless and overconfident in his fighting skills.
He knows he isn't going to be with Noctis for long due to the orders from Regis as to the Crownsguard's new purpose, and warns him not to get too comfortable with having him around. Cor detests his moniker as the Immortal, likely seeing it as a reminder that he has outlived the bloodline he swore to protect.


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Delita has short, slicked back brown hair and brown eyes. As a squire he wears a buff coat and squire armor, thigh high boots, brown gloves and a large belt wrapped around his abdomen. After he becomes a holy knight, Delita wears Templar -like golden armor over his arms, legs and shoulders, a golden belt and red clothing.
After further advancing his schemes, Delita dons a long red and gray cloak with white linings and pale yellow sash in front to combine with his primary outfit. This outfit is later seen where his job as an Ark Knight in the Rendezvous . As king, Delita wears an elaborate red and white mantle with golden armor.

Ultimately an idealistically honorable man who views himself a people's hero, Delita holds to the maxim that the ends justify the means. After his sister, Tietra Heiral , falls victim to a conspiracy, Delita vows never to succumb to manipulation again. In a self-driven crusade against the nobility, Delita pursues the throne via forming numerous allegiances with different factions and persons, all the while intent on double-crossing them all.
Despite using false allegiances and conspiracies to deceive his contemporaries, Delita is not ruthless, as he is willing to spare the lives of some of the people who get caught up in his schemes, and he is planning to rule Ivalice in a just manner.


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Desch is a slender youth with teal hair and purple eyes in his 3D render and in his Amano sketchwork. He is depicted in a purple bodysuit with a single pauldron over his left shoulder. In his NES appearance, his field sprite depicts a red bodysuit and red hair, while his menu sprite depicts a green bodysuit and red hair. These are changed in the 2021 Pixel Remaster release, in which Desch has teal hair and a purple suit.

Having absolutely no memory of his past, Desch resorts to having a fondness for women, as seen when Salina can't stop thinking about him and when he tries to charm Refia. His only assurance is that he has to do something, though he cannot remember what it is. As his role in the adventure develops, he is willing to face danger head-on and thinks little of the consequences it may bring. Nevertheless, he's the first to step up when his friends are in peril.


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Doga has a gray mustache. He wears a red orange cloak and wields a scepter. He wears the hood of his cloak up, obscuring his visage. In his Famicom sprite only his long white mustache shows, but the 3D remake gives him a face. He wears a long necklace with a large golden key pendant.

Doga is a wise man. He is a recluse, preferring to live alone. He believes that the Warriors of Light have what it takes to save the world and supports them with all he can.


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Eduardo is a young, white haired man and green eyes. He wears a brown suit and coat, red pants and a fuchsia hat.


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Edward is a a youthful, blond man in his mid twenties, wearing red garments (orange in the 3D version FMVs), a cloak and a hat with a feather in it. In The After Years , Edward's hair is a little longer and wavier, and he wears a brown tunic with plate armor covering his arms. Edward is seen with a lute in Yoshitaka Amano 's artwork and in the opening cinematic in the 3D remake, when in fact, in the game itself, he plays a harp.

Much like Cecil , who was also raised within nobility, Edward is introverted around others. He is sensitive and somewhat of a coward, but gains confidence and assists his friends to the best of his abilities strengthened by his love for those he has lost. In Final Fantasy IV: The After Years , Edward acts intuitive and is observant, realizing Cecil is acting strangely. According to his conversation with the final boss, he knew what the Mysterious Girl was up to from the start.


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Estinien is a male Elezen wearing a full set of black Drachen scale armor with golden details. Though his helmet usually obscures his facial features, he has gray eyes. He has shoulder-length white hair, which was first mentioned in Tales from the Dragonsong War , and later shown in-game following the end of the Dragonsong War.
During the battle with Nidhogg in the Aery, Estinien's armor is severely scratched up and loses a horn before it is stained crimson in a shower of the dragon's spilled blood. This is a catalyst of blood magic, completed when Estinien takes hold of both of Nidhogg's eyes, where his most "human" form shows red glowing veins on his face and the two eyes fused to his mail. Parts of his lance become blood red, and its blade becomes jagged and claw-like. He later names his weapon after his late arch-nemesis.

Estinien in Endwalker .

During Final Fantasy XIV: Stormblood , Estinien discards the red mail for a blue colored Trueblood Armor set with gold trimmings, and forgoes any headwear. The "From Azure Ashes" chapter of Tales from the Storm reveals that he named his armor Iceheart, in honor of Ysayle Dangoulain. In Final Fantasy XIV: Endwalker , Estinien began tying his hair back upon arrival in Thavnair, as a means to contend with the region's heat.
As a Trust party member, Estinien's alternate outfit that he wore when infiltrating Garlemald is unlocked immediately.

Estinien is stoic and speaks in a brusque manner. He has little respect for those he sees as weak, and barely conceals his disdain when speaking to them. Estinien has a reputation for scorning social gatherings in Ishgard and detests the notion of keeping up appearances. He has spent the majority of his life being driven by his desire of vengeance against Nidhogg, and thus sees little need for companionship or hobbies. He has little respect for Ishgard's zealous leadership, criticizing their decisions and lack of care for the citizens. For the most part he keeps these opinions to himself, but is more open about it with his friends and companions.
His personality softens after traveling with the Warrior of Light and their companions. Though his rude manner of speaking never changes, Estinien admits that he has moved past revenge being his sole motivation. Though often insulting toward him, Estinien befriends Alphinaud Leveilleur. Aymeric de Borel suggests that Estinien sees Alphinaud as a reflection of the younger sibling he lost to Nidhogg's flames, while Alphinaud views Estinien as the older brother he wishes he had. Estinien respects the Warrior of Light as a trusted comrade and speaks highly of Ser Aymeric, believing him to be Ishgard's best hope for a new future.
In contrast, Estinien often argues with Ysayle due to her leading the Heretics and her idealistic desire for peace conflicting with his grim views and desire for retribution against Nidhogg. He is yet willing to work with Lady Iceheart for Ishgard's sake, and over time, the two come to an understanding if even a friendship, he even named his armor after her.
Later on, Estinien develops a respectful camaraderie and partnership with former Legatus Gaius Baelsar, working together during their shared mission in Garlemald . He would, however, get on the wrong foot with Alphinaud's twin sister, Alisaie , after the Dragoon mistook her for her brother, much to her immense annoyance.
As his vengeance against Nidhogg drove him for the majority of his life, Estinien originally felt little else. Upon learning the full history of Nidhogg and the founding of Ishgard, he realized what he was becoming: a creature like Nidhogg, what he was hunting, a beast who knows nothing but hate and revenge. Unlike Nidhogg, Estinien has friends who care for him and guide him to see beyond his vengeance. He foregoes any grudges he had with dragonkinds, as he befriends the dragonlet Orn Khai. In Endwalker , he suggests Vrtra reveal himself to the population of Thavnair and is proud after the dragon does so.
After joining the Scions, Estinien keeps his aloof behavior among his peers, only opening a little to the Warrior of Light and Alphinaud. He doesn't quite understand all the business about Ascians and the elder primals, but is prepared to fight for the future of Hydaelyn and is not above helping civilians, even laying his life for his comrades. He has a dry sense of humor, and often teases his fellow Scions good-heartedly.
According to Krile, Estinien is "very bad with coin", which is proven to be as he did not bother to haggle with Thavnair's merchants upon arriving with his fellow Scions. He would later buy a treasure map leading to Alzadaal's Legacy from a conman in Radz-at-Han in hopes that his impoverished accomplice would get his share of the profits, while being fully aware that it was a potentially a scam. His doubts about the map's authenticity would be alleviated upon learning that it was real from the accomplice, who lost both his parents during the Final Days. Additionally, Estinien has shown to be a poor liar, as when the Scions were first entering Old Sharlayan through immigration, the dragoon could not come up with a believable cover story and would have been caught had not Krile covered for him.
During his stay in Kugane, Estinien develops a taste for dried squid and makes references of it throughout the story, eventually becoming a Thavnairian local legend for purchasing an enormous supply of dried squid to keep him satiated during the journey to Ultima Thule.


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The notable aspects of Cid's appearance stay constant throughout all of his forms: his long, red cape and regal clothing, and his large mustache. This is how those familiar to him can attest to his true identity in spite of his changing appearance. In his human form, Cid has gray hair and is fairly tall and noble-looking, but in his other forms he is a hunchback.

Cid is a caring and wise figure whom the party can depend upon, particularly Princess Garnet . While trustworthy, Cid is not without flaws. He is arrogant and boastful of his achievements and airships. He is frustrated with his current form, and quick to complain. Although his arrogance led to him cheating on his wife, he is genuinely upset about it, although it could be argued he is more upset about the loss of his airship and pride than the loss of his wife. Cid attributes his failure to design a new airship to his change of form, saying it has affected his mental capacities, so the extent his transformation has affected his personality remains ambiguous. Cid remains sharp-witted, defending his position as champion in a Tetra Master tournament and outsmarting Kuja 's machinations to help the party at Desert Palace . Though having no children of his own, Cid has a paternal streak.


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Fuji has long hair blonde hair with a single braid and a long white dress and Sandals in the final adventure. In the 3d remake, her hair has flowers. Her white dress has a pink and blue sash and wears sandals.

Fuji possesses a kind and caring personality. She deeply cares for others like Sumo and her mother. She deeply show feelings for Sumo and is kind to everyone in the world.


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Fusoya is an old man wearing blue and purple robes of varying shades. His true age is unknown, but as he reached Earth when humanity was still evolving, he may be one of the oldest characters in the entire Final Fantasy series . He has long silver hair and a long beard with bushy eyebrows, and has light blue eyes.

Fusoya is wise and well-spoken, possessing knowledge of magic and the universe far beyond what he reveals. Like the other Lunarians, he awaits the day when humans evolve to the point their two races can co-exist in peace. He pities the great powers Zemus wields are being used for evil ends.


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Gadot is a dark-skinned, muscular man with fiery hair and teal clothes. He wears a chain with the word "posse" engraved on it. His design is said to be inspired by NBA and hip-hop fashion.
Character designer Nao Ikeda described Gadot as such in a Dengeki PlayStation interview:

Gadot was required to be 'shorter than Snow, but more macho. On the young side for age, and not as big as FFVII's Barret' and I had a lot of trouble with that. In the end he became in-between the two, and has a reverse-triangle type body. Also like his hair and his tattoo represents, his motif is 'fire', and he is supposed to be opposite of Snow who has a motif of ice. They both are hot-blooded, so I can't really say they're truly opposite though... (laughs) Nao Ikeda, Dengeki PlayStation
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Gadot is brash and sometimes blunt, but he has a soft and caring side. He can also be temperamental and even confrontational at times, which is shown through his defensiveness towards Noel and how he looks out for Serah to the point of being overprotective. He is Snow's best friend and right hand man. He is very loyal to Snow, calling him 'boss'.


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Gawain bears the appearance of a pauper, dressed in a red leisurely aloha/kariyushi shirt-like tunic with green splash details, a white longsleeved undershirt, blue baggy pants, and teal boots with silver greaves, having been worn down through the years and left standing with his cape, belt and packs, chestplate, and sword. He often carries a bottle of liquor.
In his prior appearance as a knight, Gawain is well-groomed in armor bearing the mark of the Burtgang royalty.

As a former Knight, Gawain exemplifies chivalry and proper decorum when around royalty, such as Sarah. Otherwise, he mumbles angrily with drink in hand to any who wish to listen. He is a passionate and skilled knight, having been appointed previously as the leader of a group of soldiers.


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The ghosts wear pale blue shrouds with hoods and long sleeves, concealing their bodies but for their hands and faces. Their sprite depicts the area within the hood as a blank, black space, and their portraits show a blue skull-like visage with glowing white eyes.

Nothing is known of either of the ghosts' past, but they are the most friendly of the Phantom Train spirits, willing to accompany Sabin , Cyan , and Shadow on their journey through the train and fight with them against the other ghosts. However, they will not aid them in the battle against the locomotive and leave when the party reaches the front of the train. They gain nothing from this and ask nothing for their aid, they seemingly just want to be helpful to the group.
In the Super NES release, Sabin and Cyan refer to the ghosts as "it", but in the Game Boy Advance release they refer to them as "he". Unused shop price modifiers that depend on the gender of the party leader treat the ghost as a male.
The Final Fantasy Ultimania Archive guides humorously give the ghost characters "likes" (Hell), "dislikes" (Heaven), and "hobbies" (floating). [1]


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Gordon is a young man with pale skin, blue eyes, and blond hair tied back in a ponytail. He wears a headband on his forehead inlaid with a blue gem, leather chest armor with a yellow tunic underneath, dark green pants and boots, and a purple cape. His NES battle sprite is similar to the Red Mage's sprite from the original Final Fantasy , with red and white clothing, but he has a red headband and his hair tied back instead of a hat. Gordon wears a red cape and yellow clothing in his PS/GBA sprites, but his sprite matches Yoshitaka Amano's concept art in the PlayStation Portable version.

Gordon is initially a cowardly man, filled with self-loathing over having abandoned Fynn and his brother. He is envious of the party's bravery and progress, feeling even more worthless in comparison to them. He eventually gathers the courage to try to assist the Rebellion, and during his time with Firion's group develops into a brave and confident leader, willing to volunteer for even the most dangerous missions.
In Final Fantasy II Muma no Meikyū , Gordon is portrayed with a drastically-different personality. He is rash and hotheaded, urging members of the rebellion to fight more aggressively, and rushing to confront Borghen alone. He goes by the alias "Gordy" when fighting alongside rebel forces.


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Graham is coated in a heavy onyx armor that shields his entire body from view. Later on he transforms into a sword with a gem encrafted on the hilt.

He is a mysterious individual, harboring a tragic past that led to him and another being the only survivors of an invasion. He cares for Nacht as he's the son of his dead friend, and always does his best to support and guide him. Graham is of a noble and knightly birth, echoing chivalry and mannerisms befitting a noble. His personality is direct and he has no qualms disposing of malice whenever he sees fit. He is not fond of sarcasm.


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Gramps has grey hair is wrapped into braids and he dons a raggedy cloak, paired with leggings, sandals and a red scarf while armed with his bow and arrows. He also wears a hat, decorated with a red feather from an unspecified creature.
As Freyr, he has long, light blue hair and looks much younger in appearance due to Elves not aging. Along with his crown, he wears a regal attire befitting that of a monarch, completed by his red cape.

Gramps is an old man afflicted with blindness and amnesia. He has a natural disposition towards aiding the forests and its creatures. He is also extremely lewd and perverted in his actions towards women, particularly of the younger variation. He is an excellent sharpshooter and huntsman, being able to detect and shoot an arrow at a spy from an incredibly specified distance. He often has headaches which seem to play a role in his amnesia.
His real name is Freyr ( フレイ , Frei ? ) . As the Elf King, Freyr was a stoic leader of the Elves, loved by the citizens of Alfheim and his wife and child. He was thoughtful in his actions and decisions and was also an excellent marksman. He also loved his family very much, to the point of sacrificing himself for their benefit.


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Hien is a Midlander Hyur with messy black hair tied back in a topknot with red and orange ribbons and a beard trimmed to his jawline. He has a cross patterned scar on his forehead and on his right shoulder he received from battle. He wears a yellow fur-trimmed Dogi with misty mountain designs and a sturdy metal breast plate, including plating on the thighs, and metal shin guards. Being a Doman samurai, Hien carries Kiku-ichimonji, a katana with an ornate design.

Hien harbors a deep sense of honor and duty to his country and initially feels great remorse for the fall of his kingdom. He believes if his people are content under Garlean rule, he would not force them into revolting just to put himself on the throne, a lesson he learned from his father at a young age. He carries a friendly and competitive attitude among his peers which inspires them to excel and forge ahead. He is a capable leader and puts the safety of his people above his own status, hence why he didn't rejoin the Doman Liberation Front as he didn't want his people to suffer for his sake. Despite his great wisdom and serious nature when in battle, Hien has a healthy sense of humor when with friends and trusted comrades. Even so, even Hien can get flustered as Hien's mother called him Shun when he was little, and he gets embarrassed whenever addressed as such.
In battle and strategy, Hien has proven to be bold in his willingness to improve their chances against their enemies, such as when he decided to destroy Doma Castle if it meant ending the siege sooner and with less bloodshed. He occasionally clashed with his trusted companion, Gosetsu Everfall, over the subject of tradition (the latter objects to the destruction of Doma Castle due to its historical significance), but Hien believes one should not be weighed down by the past when forging a new future. Nonetheless, Hien greatly values Gosetsu's wisdom and appreciates the training he received from him as a child. Hien mourned his supposed death after Doma Castle collapsed but was happy to learn of his survival and welcomes his council once more but following Gosetsu's vow of becoming a wandering monk, Hien supported him wholeheartedly.
Since regaining his rightful place as king of Doma, Hien has proven to be a fair and wise leader but is also firm in his decisions. Though he welcomes the advice and wisdom of others, Hien refuses to budge on decisions that would otherwise be considered immoral or reprehensible, such as refusing to give into the Nami people's fears to have Yotsuyu executed even though she was comatose or yield to the fraud Kisei's desire for revenge against the conscripts that returned home. In this, Hien proves level-headed and in control over his emotions, striving to be the leader his homeland deserves and set an example for his people.


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Iris has short dark brown hair, and brown eyes. In concept art and in her official render, she wears a black and red sleeveless hoodie, and a black and red tartan-pattern miniskirt. In the game, the red accents of her outfit are brown. She wears black heeled boots with red soles. She has a leather choker and a necklace with a round black pendant. She wears two belts with a chain hanging from one attached to her skirt. She has red cord wrapped around her left wrist, and a leather bracer on her other wrist.

Having known Noctis and Ignis since she was a child, Iris is a trusted friend to Noctis's royal retinue. She is a strong girl at her core who tries to remain positive even in tough situations. She is independent and headstrong.
Iris has had a crush on Noctis ever since they first met as children, but knows their stars are not meant to align and thus vows to never act on her unrequited feelings.


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Jinnai is an older man with blue hair tied into a ponytail and has a scar on the left side of his eye. He wears a brown ninja suit with a green cape and scarf and green boots. He has one arm due to his arm getting cut by Gawain in a battle at Castle Burtgang. In a flashback, he has a green ninja suit and has two arms.

Jinnai is a guest , he represents the ninja. His passive ability is one-handed that lets him increase the power of the weapon he has equipped. He can also use the throw command, it is possible to throw different kinds of shuriken and weapons. He has a dense variety of Ninjutsu :

Flame Flood Blitz Heal Pill Noxious Gas Flash Tremor Gale Smoke Bomb Stunner Restorative Pill Image


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Josef is a tall, physically imposing man who sports a brown mustache and a bald head. He wears a dark green poncho held on his shoulders by a metal neckpiece with red spikes on the back and purple clothing underneath. Josef carries a large curved sword in a scabbard on his back despite fighting unarmed. His Famicom sprites show him with brown clothing and a blue cape and he is balding, rather than completely bald as he appears in every other portrayal.

Josef is a wealth of knowledge for Firion and his party, though he is initially skeptical of them. When his daughter is saved, Josef offers the party what he knows. In Soul of Rebirth , Josef also displays his knowledge of the situation.


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Kaeli wears a floor-length green dress with capped sleeves and white trim at the hem, and a golden belt. Her bright red hair is waist-length and worn loose, with a golden tiara set with a red gem, and she has green eyes.

Kaeli is a kind, caring girl who loves the forest. She is concerned with the condition of the trees around her hometown of Foresta, and joins Benjamin when he shows her a withered branch. She is determined; even though the Minotaur poisons her she fights alongside Benjamin to defeat it. Later, she takes care of her injured father and orders him to rest and looks after Norma when she and Benjamin rescue the girl from Pazuzu's Tower.


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Kiros is a tall man—standing at 6'3"—with dark brown skin. He sports bead-adorned dreadlocks at the back of an otherwise short-cropped haircut, and wears a gold drop earring with a tassel motif. While in the army he wears the uniform of a Galbadian soldier, but after quitting wears a red bodysuit underneath bronze armor with gold wrist guards.

Kiros has a caring personality and a sharp wit. He is the voice of reason in Laguna's group, always there to at least make an attempt in steering Laguna's AWOL behavior. He is loyal to his friends and is always looking out for their well being. After Ward permanently loses his voice, Kiros still fully understands him.


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Laguna has shoulder-length dark hair and green eyes. Laguna's in-game render depicts his hair as black, but in his menu portrait and concept art it is cocoa brown. As a Galbadian soldier Laguna wears the regular blue uniform without the helmet. His civilian attire consists of a medium blue jacket with white studs and grooves, white undershirt, brown pants, black boots and dog tags. As he ages Laguna adopts a casual appearance, wearing a baby-blue button-up shirt with khaki slacks and sandals with his hair tied back, still sporting his dog tags.
Laguna's machine gun is a standard Galbadian machine gun he wields during his travels in Final Fantasy VIII . During a minigame Laguna briefly fights with a gunblade . In Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy Laguna continues to use his machine gun as his primary weapon, but also has an arsenal of different firearms and explosives: shotgun, a close range weapon capable of being charged up to increase its range and damage; sniper rifle, which, aside from shooting directly at the target, can aim at walls, the ground and ceilings to make the bullet ricochet, and, like the shotgun, the rifle can be charged up to shoot multiple bullets; sticky bombs, special grenades that stick to the target before blowing up, and a miniature Ragnarok Cannon, a scaled version of the Ragnarok airship that works as a portable laser cannon. When performing his EX Burst Laguna rides the Ragnarok cannon while blasting the opponent with laser beams.

Laguna is cheerful, generous and kindhearted. He is respected by his comrades Kiros Seagill and Ward Zabac ; although they scorn him at times for his impulsive attitude, they ultimately rely on him for guidance and direction. Laguna is courageous in the face of danger and especially when his friends are in trouble. When given time to think about the danger he is in, Laguna can become hesitant, but he is always willing to put his life on the line for the sake of justice.
Laguna makes up phrases on the fly whenever he does not know the correct word to a phrase. Laguna's friends laugh at him for his mistakes to which Laguna usually becomes embarrassed and ends the conversation. He is known for his inability to talk to women, though he exclaims it is only "beautiful women" around whom he gets nervous. When Laguna gets nervous his right leg cramps up.


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Larsa is twelve years old and has long, dark hair, similar to Vayne's. He wears a bell-sleeved blouse with gold detailing beneath a dark tunic, with navy shorts and green, thigh-high leather boots. Around his neck he wears a blue emblem of House Solidor that hangs between the lapels of his collar.

Despite his age, Larsa is mature, gentrified, and speaks formally. Many place their hopes in him to become a great emperor. He is cognizant of world events and wishes to help avoid war. Larsa is polite and respectful to others regardless of their class and ethnicity and often puts his faith in others to do what is right. He is idealistic, driven by his desire to restore the name of House Solidor, and lead the Archadian Empire in the most noble of ways, even if it means defying his brother, Vayne. He is wholly devoted to his family, his country, and preserving peace.


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According to the Rubicus , Joker's birthdate and age are unknown, and he is 182cm tall. In Final Fantasy Type-0 his face cloaked from view, but he wears the dominion legionaries' cloak, and at one point also a Militesi soldier uniform. Final Fantasy Agito reveals he has light brown hair in an asymmetrical haircut, and golden eyes. Though his face is hidden in Final Fantasy Type-0 , hacking his character model reveals that he looks almost identical to Machina Kunagiri .

Joker comes across as more extroverted than his companion Tiz, having a blunt and informal way of speaking. Despite not understanding her fully, he supports and shares a strong connection with Tiz. Like the rest of Class Zero , he refers to Arecia Al-Rashia as "mother".


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Lebreau has shoulder length black hair and light brown eyes. She wears a purple halter neck bikini top, and a loose sheer white blouse. She wears a gold chain necklace and a rainbow-colored bracelet, micro shorts and a belt that matches her bikini top with a sash. She wears red shoes and thigh-high stockings with a lace trim at the top. She has a butterfly tattoo on her shoulder-blade.

Character designer Nao Ikeda has said, "She talks and acts much more mature for her age, and sometimes acts as if she's the mother of NORA," giving insight into her personality. [ citation needed ] Lebreau is independent and upbeat, always ready to help others.