Final Fantasy

Zana is a Keeper of the Moon Miqo’te with dark grey skin, blue hair with purple highlights, and light pink eyes. She is wearing a Boarskin Harness and Linen Sarouel in the Alacran's signature purple color with a Flame Sergeant's Beret and armored gloves and caligae.

Zana Lyehga is fought during the Gladiator quest level 25 On Holy Ground .
Final Fantasy XIV characters Allusions - Artwork - Benchmark - Locations - Patch Notes - Timeline - Translations - Wallpapers Main characters Player character Warrior of Light Principal entities Hydaelyn - Midgardsormr - The Twelve - Zodiark Trust Avatars Alisaie Leveilleur - Alphinaud Leveilleur - Estinien Varlineau - G'raha Tia - Krile Maya Baldesion - Ryne Waters - Thancred Waters - Urianger Augurelt - Y'shtola Rhul - Zero Eorzea Eorzean Alliance leaders Merlwyb Bloefhiswyn - Kan-E-Senna - Raubahn Aldynn - Nanamo Ul Namo - Aymeric de Borel Limsa Lominsa Alka Zolka - Baderon Tenfingers - Bloeidin - Brayflox Alltalks - Brithael Spade - Carvallain de Gorgagne - Ceana - Eynzahr Slafyrsyn - Foerzagyl - Fyrilsunn - Ga Bu - Gegeruju - H'naanza Esi - Hasthwab - Hyllfyr Faezmoensyn - Jacke Swallow - K'lyhia - K'rhid Tia - Keltlona - Lorens Bloefhisyn - Lyngsath Hyllbornsyn - Madison - Mimidoa Nanadoa - P'ebaloh - R'ashaht Rhiki - Reyner Hansred - Rhoswen Leach - Riol Forrest - Rostnsthal - S'dhodjbi - Shamani Lohmani - Sicard Spence - Sisipu Sipu - Wawalago Momolago - Wheiskaet Rysswoerdsyn - Wyrnzoen Saelsmyndsyn Gridania Amandine - A-Ruhn-Senna - Beatin Mainrocquet - Buscarron Stacks - Drake Rhodes - E-Sumi-Yan - Edda - Frixio - Fufucha Fucha - Gerolt Blackthorn - Geva Storke - Guydelot Thildonnet - Isildaure Vellegrance - Janremi Blackheart - Jehantel Fointeaume - Kuplo Kopp - Landenel Peaumasquier - Laurentius Daye - Lewin Hunte - Luciane Corne - Millith Ironheart - Miounne - Noraxia - O-App-Pesi - Raya-O-Senna - Rolfe Hawthorne - Swethryk Brookstone - Swethyna Brookstone - Tatabaru - Tataramu - Vorsaile Heuloix - Ywain Deepwell - Y'mhitra Rhul Ul'dah Adalberta Sterne - Cocobuki Lolobuki - Dewlala Dewla - Eline Roaille - F'hobhas - Fyrgeiss Loetkilbsyn - Greinfarr Redblade - Hamon Holyfist - Iliud - Kikipu Kipu - Lewena - Lolorito Nanarito - Memeriga - Meriel - Momodi Modi - Mumuepo - Mutamix Bubblypots - Mylla Swordsong - Nedrick Ironheart - Nenekko Nekko - Papashan Nonoshan - Pipin Tarupin - Popokkuli - Redolent Rose - Serendipity - Seserukka - Severian Lyctor - Swift Ryder - Teledji Adeledji - U'odh Nunh - Ungust - Valiant Hart - Yuyuhase Luluhase - Zirnberk Fyrgeissyn Mor Dhona Koh Rabntah - Rammbroes Zasertylsyn - Rhesh Polaali - Rowena - Slafborn Rhotweitzsyn - Talan Ishgard Adelphel de Chevraudan - Alberic Bale - Archombadin - Artoirel de Fortemps - Audaine - Augebert Brasher - Aurvael de Haillenarte - Ayleth - Baurendouin de Haillenarte - Charlemend de Durendaire - Charibert de Leusignac - Dominiac - Drillemont de Lasserrant - Edmont de Fortemps - Elaisse Poole - Emmanellain de Fortemps - Estinien Varlineau - Firmalbert - Foncrineau - Forlemort - Francel de Haillenarte - Gibrillont Rivaumaiche - Gontrandoix - Grinnaux de Dzemael - Guerrique de Montrohain - Guillaime - Guillefresne - Handeloup de Daimbaux - Haumeric de Peulagnon - Haurchefant Greystone - Hautdlong - Hermenost de la Treaumaille - Hilda Ware - Honoroit Banlardois - Hourlinet - Ignasse de Vesnaint - Jandelaine de Dzemael - Janlenoux de Courcillant - Jannequinard de Durendaire - Jantellot de Thelomaire - Julchiezain - Laniaitte de Haillenarte - Lucia Junius - Lycelle - Marcelloix Mourelz - Noalle - Noudenet de Jaimberd - Paulecrain de Fanouilley - Pehainel - Peyraquile Bomptond - Rasequin - Redwald Younge - Ronantain - Saintrelmaux - Sidurgu Orl - Sigan - Stephanivien de Haillenarte - Tarresson de Dzemael - Thomelin - Thordan VII - Vellguine de Bourbagne - Ysayle Dangoulain - Zephirin de Valhourdin Dravania Adkiragh - Ehll Tou - Ess Khas - Faunehm - Kester Ironheart - Khloe Aliapoh - Loupard - Marcechamp Lierresanteau - Matoya - Midnight Dew - Moghan - Moglin - Mogleo - Mogmug - Mogwin - Ohl Deeh - Q'yantaa - Roundrox Mazenot - Slowfix Cointoss - T'kebbe Morh - Vath Storyteller - Vedrfolnir - Vidofnir - Zhloe Aliapoh Ala Mhigo Alpa - Conrad Kemp - Fordola Lupis - Giff Boarshead - The Griffin - Gundobald - Ilberd Feare - J'moldva - J'olhmyn Abah - M'naago Rahz - M'rahz Nunh - M'zhet Tia - Meffrid Noward - Orella Rushton - Raganfrid Bleaker - Sarisha - Ulger Ironheart - Wilred Glasse - Wiscar Marshe Ilsabard Garlean Empire Alfonse Baelsar - Allie Baelsar - Asahi Brutus - Aulus Asina - Cato Mammula - Clarricie Priscus - Dabog Inivisch - Daguza Sus - Drusilla Varus - Dyunbu Potitus - Fabineau Soranus - Gaius Baelsar - Galla Longus - Gilbrisbert Buteo - Grynewaht Arvina - Hernais Longus - Jullus Norbanus - Licinia Corculum - Livia Junius - Llofii Potitus - Lugae - Lyon Helsos - Maxima Priscus - Menenius Lanatus - Midas Garlond - Milisandia Baelsar - Nael Darnus - Nero Scaeva - Nerva Galvus - Noah Gabranth - Pagaga Vochstein - Quintus Cinna - Regula Hydrus - Rex Baelsar - Rhitahtyn Arvina - Ricon Baelsar - Sadr Albeleo - Sartauvoir Soranus - Sicinius Vellutus - Solus Galvus - Titus Galvus - Valens Varro - Varis Galvus - Vergilia Corculum - Vitus Messalla - Volusus Malicus - Yamatsumi Urabe - Zenos Galvus Thavnair Ahewann bin Alzadaal - Ardashir Balyk - Jalzahn Daemir - Kancana - Khalzahl bin Mihrasaf - Matsya - Mehryde bihn Shinan - Mehvan bihn Vaazmeira - Nahbdeen bin Pashe - Nidhana - Pasareen bihn Rusheraf - Qerasaf bin Shirashir - Qulsun bihn Aphmau - Racashir bin Fahleel - Sula - Varshahn - Vrtra - Yezahn bin Qulhudi - Zasshal Bozja Adis - Aggie Glover - Bajsaljen Ulgasch - Blaz Azetina - Isolde Covey - Lovro Slanasch - Marsak Apella - Meryall Miller - Misija Votyasch - Mladen - Ratimir - Rostik Liubasch - Stanik Alubov - Tugeim - Velibor Azetina - Xeven Svanasch Othard Hingashi Hancock Fitzgerald - Ichian Matsuba - Kikimo Kimo - Kotokaze Benitoki - Yamabuki Ruby Sea Hansaku Ushikai - Hisui Sui - Ikaruga Hatasashi - Inban - Kurenai Shisui - Koruri Mizuhiki - Nayoshi Kaifu - Rasho Mastbreaker - Shiosai Sui - Soroban - Suzume Kaisuri - Tansui - Tsukikage Urabe Doma Azami Shibunuri - Ginko and Kinko - Gosetsu Daito - Hakuro Gunji - Hien Rijin - Hozan Nagae - Ihanashi Bakuro - Isse Shibunuri - Kozakura Gyoji - Kurobana Gunji - Oboro Torioi - Tamamo Gozen - Yozan Nagae - Yugiri Mistwalker - Yotsuyu Brutus Azim Steppe Altani Dataq - Anarba Dataq - Bulugan Adarkim - Chambui Dazkar - Cirina Mol - Daidukul Buduga - Dayan Hotgo - Gurbesu Goro - Ibakha Uyagir - Iturgen Qestir - Jebei Gesi - Khalja Dataq - Magnai Oronir - Mide Hotgo - Nayaga - Ogul Khatayin - Sadu Dotharl - Sokhatai Dataq - Temulun Mol Nagxia Atori Moribe - Kosyu Four Lords Four Lords ( Byakko - Genbu - Seiryu - Suzaku ) - Koryu The Northern Empty Sharlayan Ameliance Leveilleur - Babeth Ironheart - Barnier Clarke - Bloewyda Uwilsyngwyn - Claudien - Clive - Dickon Denman - Ejika Tsunjika - Erenville - Fourchenault Leveilleur - Galuf Baldesion - Kagura Jinba - Koh Rabntah - Kokkol Dankkol - Kytte Kirk - Matoya - Mikoto Jinba - Moenbryda Wilfsunnwyn - Montichaigne Mongrignois - Nemjiji - Nenelymo Totolymo - Ojika Tsunjika - Rammbroes Zasertylsyn - Sevestre Albright - Vtorak Vetasch - Wilfsunn Tragbharsyn Tural Tuliyollal Bakool Ja Ja - Br'uk Evu - Elsebee Ironheart - Fonjeantaine - Gulool Ja Ja - Ketenramm - Koana - Sareel Ja - Wuk Lamat - Zoraal Ja Kozama'uka Kaahe - Linuhanu - Rakorok - Rediroq - Wuk Evu - Zanuhali Urqopacha Bol Noq' - Havli - Mablu - Miplu - Gobli - Tobli - Zurmurwur Yak T'el Gosaal Ja - Hunmu Rruk - Miilal Ja - Zereel Ja Shaaloani Iyaate - Kemakka - Shenza - Wawlika - Wihuwte - Zawpya - Zekowa Alexandria Alayla - Brute Bomber - Cahciua - Ecaate - Emeline Ironheart - Eutrope - Gabbro - Genolt - Geode - Gulool Ja - Honey B. Lovely - Metem - Naahe - Nakente - Neyuni - Nitowikwe - Nostalgia - Pepoane - Otis Velona - Robor - Shaloaci - Sphene - Strika - Wayakkwe - Yaana Norvrandt Warriors of Darkness Ardbert Hylfyst - Branden - Lamitt - Nyelbert - Renda-Rae - Cylva The Crystarium Beq Lugg - Bragi - Callea Skyekirk - Cassard - Chessamile Lakirk - Crystal Exarch - Feo Ul - Gaia - Glynard - Lyna - Katliss Horhand - Mauwyl Mudkirk - Moren Morkirk - Nielden - Ryne Waters - Szem Djenmai - Theyler Skyehand - Tobyl Mudplowe - Tolas Valkirk - Xamott - Vonard Eulmore Anogg and Konogg - Chai-Nuzz Mewlah - Dulia-Chai Mewlah - Eueliss Hylplowe - Grithil Ketchpurse - Irvithe Ketchand - Jongleurs of Eulmore - Kai-Shirr Olkoh - Mowen Freepurse - Ran'jit - Ronitt - Sai-Lewq Jinal - Theva Valfyst - Tista-Bie Amari - Tristol Horpurse - Vauthry - Veronth Mudthane - Wrenden - Xamott Amh Araeng Ghen Gen - Ghun Gun - Halric - Jamial Nabaath - Jeryk Motplowe - Magnus - Rhon Ron - Tesleen Stoneplowe - Thaffe Morhand Il Mheg Aenc Thon - Ezel II - Seto - Titania - Tonatiuh - Tyr Beq Rak'tika Greatwood Almet - Chaqurl Qhotl - Ciuna - Cymet - Lanille - Phyna - Qhoterl Pasol - Qitarl Natl - Quinfort - Runar - Uimet - Valan The Tempest Grenoldt Freethane - Hythlodaeus - Paushs Ooan - Tolshs Aath The Sea of Stars Mare Lamentorum Livingway - Loporrits - The Watcher Ultima Thule Dragons - Ea - Grebuloffs - Karellians - Meteion - N-7000 - Nibirun - Omicrons Notable organizations Scions of the Seventh Dawn Aenor Cockburne - Aergmhus Saehstymmsyn - Alianne Vellegrance - Alisaie Leveilleur - Alphinaud Leveilleur - Arenvald Lentinus - Bluomwyda - Clemence - Coultenet Dailebaure - Ephemie Giphelmont - Estinien Varlineau - F'lhaminn Qesh - G'raha Tia - Hoary Boulder - Krile Maya Baldesion - Liavinne Painefort - Louisoix Leveilleur - Lyse Hext - Minfilia Warde - Moenbryda Wilfsunnwyn - Ocher Boulder - Papalymo Totolymo - Riol Forrest - Slafswys Helbloefwyn - Tataru Taru - Thancred Waters - Una Tayuun - Unukalhai - Urianger Augurelt - V'mah Tia - Y'shtola Rhul - Yda Hext Garlond Ironworks Alpha - Biggs and Wedge - Cato Mammula - Cid Garlond - Ebrelnaux - Jessie Jaye - Lilja Sjasaris - Maggie - Nero Scaeva - Omega Ascians Altima - Deudalaphon - Elidibus - Emmerololth - Emet-Selch - Fandaniel - Halmarut - Igeyorhm - Lahabrea - Loghrif - Mitron - Nabriales - Pashtarot - Travanchet - Masked Mage First brood Azdaja - Bahamut - Nidhogg - Hraesvelgr - Ratatoskr - Tiamat - Vrtra Unique entities Primals Ifrit - Titan - Garuda - Leviathan - Ramuh - Shiva - Enkidu - Good King Moggle Mog XII - Odin - Phoenix - Bahamut - Ravana - Bismarck - Knights of the Round - Alexander - Warring Triad ( Sephirot - Sophia - Zurvan ) - Susano - Lakshmi - Shinryu - Tsukuyomi - Eureka - Magus Sisters - Anima - Zodiark - Hydaelyn The Twelve Althyk - Azeyma - Byregot - Halone - Llymlaen ( Perykos and Thalaos ) - Menphina - Nald'thal - Nophica - Nymeia - Oschon - Rhalgr - Thaliak Voidsent Barbariccia - Cagnazzo - Cloud of Darkness - Diabolos - Ferdiad - Golbez - Rubicante - Scathach - Scarmiglione - Zero Others Elementals - Nybeth Obdilord Historical characters Eorzea Gridania A-Towa-Cant - I-Ohok-Pota - Jorin Pota Limsa Lominsa Agatzahr Roehmerlsyn - Bloefhis Bloefhisyn - Elilwaen - Rycharde Mistbeard Ul'dah Baldurf Thorne - Edvya Thorne - Lalafuto III - Sasagan Ul Sisigan Ishgard Driancoin de Haillenarte - Flavien de Fortemps - Guenriol de Durendaire - Haldrath - Ompagne - Sylvetrel de Dzemael - Thordan I Ala Mhigo Curtis Hext - Theodoric Sharlayan Ahldbhar - Lewphon - Nyunkrepf Nyunkrepfsyn Far Eastern Ganen Rijin - Kaien Rijin - Kanzan Mitsurugi - Sasuke - Tenzen - Zuiko Buhen Allagan Empire Amon - Artorius - Doga - Noah - Phlegethon - Unei - Xande Ivalice Agrias Oaks - Alma Beoulve - Argath Thadalfus - Ashelia B'nargin Dalmasca - Cidolfus Orlandeau - Delita Heiral - Mustadio Bunansa - Orran Durai - Ramza Beoulve - Rasler B'nargin Dalmasca - Ultima, the High Seraph Pre-Calamity Blackburn - Chuchumu - Corguevais - Deaustie - Dreues - Dunstan - Emerick - Eolande Quiveron - Esperaunce - Faustigeant - Fye - Hob - Hurrey - I'llofii - Isaudorel - J'arhll - Keelty - Khrimm - Lalatta - Louisoix Leveilleur - Mannskoen - Marcelloix - Merodaulyn - Morys - Nael Darnus - Naida Zamaida - Nananoby - Niellefresne Thaudour - Nogeloix - Oha-Sok - Ouvielle - Pascaleret Neurtaille - Path Companion - Percevains - Powle - Prudentia - Pulmia - Qhota Nbolo - Qoqoba - Rychyld - S'lyhhia - Sansa - Satzfloh - Siward - Soileine - Telent - Titinin - Troxia - Vairemont - Waekbyrt - Warburton - Willelda - Wybir - Yoyobina - Yuhelmeric - Zezekuta Norvrandt Pauldia - Sauldia - Tadric - Tiuna The World Unsundered Agdistis - Alkaios - Athena - Azem - Charmion - Elidibus - Emet-Selch - Erichthonios - Euanthe - Hegemone - Hesperos - Hermes - Hythlodaeus - Kleon - Lahabrea - Maira - Meteion - Sokles - Venat Others Basch Gabranth - Gunnhildr - Roddard Ironheart - Shatotto Shato Questline characters Chronicles of a New Era 2B - 2P - 9S - Alma Lexentale - Anogg and Konogg - Ba'Gamnan - Bwagi Ennze Panca - Cait Sith - Deryk - Fran Eruyt - Jenomis Lexentale (Arazlam Durai) - Leofard Myste - Lina Mewrilah - Mikoto Jinba - Montblanc - Radlia Keene - Ramza Lexentale - Severa Souther - Snoegeim - Stacia Myste - Utata Uta - Valdeaulin Ganathain - Wandering Dramaturge Hildibrand Adventures Briardien de Manseauguel - Cecy - Cyr Blyme - Delion - Ellie Ryse - Gigi - Gilgamesh - Godbert Manderville - Hildibrand Manderville - Jubraca - Julyan Manderville - Nashu Mhakaracca - Typhon - Ultros Allied Societies Amalj'aa - Sylphs - Kobolds - Sahagin - Ixal - Vanu Vanu - Vath - Moogles - Kojin - Ananta - Namazu - Pixies - Qitari - Dwarves - Arkasodara - Omicron - Loporrits Related NPCs 13th Order Fugleman Zo Ga - 235th Order Alchemist Bi Bi - 789th Order Acolyte Ba Go - 789th Order Pickman Gi Gu - Alpa - An Lad - Chaqurl Qhotl - Ezel II - Govv - Gyoka - Gyoshin - Hamujj Gah - Kabuto - Linu Vani - Linu Vanu - Loonh Gah - Mogleo - Nhaza'a Jaab - Novv - Olmxio - Ozogg - Qitarl Natl - Ronitt - Seigetsu the Enlightened - Sezul Totoloc - Shanga Meshanga - Silbexio - Skaetswys - Sonu Vanu - Tataramu - Trna - Tyr Beq - Vath Deftarm - Voyce - Zugg Disciples of War Main NPCs Alberic Bale - Curious Gorge - Fray Myste - Drusilla Varus - Hamon Holyfist - Jacke Swallow - Jehantel Fointeaume - Keshkwa - Luciane Corne - Musosai - Mylla Swordsong - Oboro Torioi - Radovan Slobasch - Ranaa Mihgo - Sidurgu Orl - Stephanivien de Haillenarte - Widargelt Beake - Wyrnzoen Saelsmyndsyn Related NPCs Aldis - Adri Westwoode - Arnegis Elder - Akagi - Broenbhar Rocksplitter - Broken Mountain - Constaint - D'zentsa - Dorgono Qerel - Erik - Eschiva Keyes - Estinien Wyrmblood - Foulques - Gagaruna - Gekkai - Guydelot Thildonnet - H'raha Tia - Hanzo - Hermin Hart - Heustienne de Vimaroix - Hewerald - Jenlyns Aesc - Joye - Kamui - Karasu Kanshi - Kongo Miyama - Leavold - Leih Aliapoh - Luvsan Qerel - Lulutsu - Makoto Obinata - Milala Mila - Momozigo Mumuzigo - Muscadain de Citenrond - Myste - Nashmeira - Nourval Lhorulgois - Orcus - O'tchakha - Pawah Mujuuk - Perimu Haurimu - Rielle de Caulignont - Redway - Rosalinde - Rostnsthal - Rurukuta - Sanson Smyth - Shiden Unryu - Silvairre - Solkwyb Saelsmyndsyn - Solkzagyl Keltnaglsyn - Sophie - Tedalgrinche - Tsubame Oshidari - Ugetsu Tachikake - V'kebbe - Weggfarr - Ystride de Caulignont - Yuki Yatsurugi Disciples of Magic Main NPCs Alka Zolka - Cocobuki Lolobuki - E-Sumi-Yan - Jannequinard de Durendaire - K'lyhia - Kupopo - Lalah Jinjahl - Lalai Lai - Leveva Byrde - Martyn Goodfellow - Raya-O-Senna - Y'mhitra Rhul - X'rhun Tia Related NPCs 269th Order Mendicant Da Za - Alaqa - Ancel Stone - Arya Gastaurknan - Beruru - Ceadda - Cocobani - Cocobezi - Cocoboha - Cocobygo - Dancing Wolf - Doesmaga Poisonheart - Dozol Meloc - Gatty Orwell - Gogo - Guildivain Sailmet - Halga Tolga - Joacin - Kazagg Chah - K'rhid Tia - Kyokuho Moribe - Lambard Calowise - Loifa - Mahaud Stone - Maudlin Latool Ja - Nolanel - Nutiba Buntiba - Orn Khai - P'yandih - Quimperain Evertrue - Ququruka Tataruka - Royse Royle - Setoto Seto - Sevestre Albright - Shatotto Shato - Surito Carito - Sylphie Webb - Thubyrgeim Guldweitzwyn - Tristan Lowe - Waldeve - Whastrach Ahldwaensyn - Wulfiue - Yayake Yake - Zhai'a Nelhah Disciples of the Hand Guildmasters Beatin Mainrocquet - Brithael Spade - Geva Storke - H'naanza Esi - Lyngsath Hyllbornsyn - Redolent Rose - Serendipity - Severian Lyctor Related NPCs Anzu Zenbu - Atelloune Mairlaid - Aubrenard - Averil - Blanstyr - Cemi Jinjahl - Chanene - Colbernoux - Dauid - Dellemont - Elde - Emeloth Grayce - Enion Townes - Faezahr - Gerhardt - H'mhasi Tia - Hal - J'khebica - Keimei Daitenya - Kokomo - Kotocho - Kototsuru - Latisha - Marmaduke - Marcel - Melkoko Melko - Ortefauchel - Raulf Redhill - Unzan Zenbu - Wawarukka - Wido - Wiltwaek Disciples of the Land Guildmasters Adalberta Sterne - Fufucha Fucha - Wawalago Momolago Related NPCs Ansaulme de Rougecarpe - Basyle - Cicely - Deep Canyon - Govv - Mogukk - Mujih Mewrilah - Reyna Breakhook - Sisipu Sipu - Wide Gulley Role Quests Shadowbringers Cerigg Morpurse - Cyella Valthane - Giott - Granson Ketchthane - Lanbyrd - Lue-Reeq Chalah - Olvara - Sul Oul - Taynor Lakplowe Endwalker Charlet Reed - Clem Witte - Ea-Sura-Supin - Indigo Matriarch - Kisei Urabito - Lorens Bloefhisyn - Minato Urabito - Shirabaht bin Ardati Dawntrail Apyaahi - Avenel - Ceetol Ja - Chalteaufite - Ellerete - I'toca - Kaqool Ja - Kokonowa - Kuiyki - Loashkana - Loazenikwe - Nettse - Nyipine - Pepin - Raholl Ja - Rral Majun - Samidare - Shashepya - Tentoawa - Tepeke - Tsuuhe - Virazahn - Wyssulm - Zerig Deliveries The Crystalline Mean Bethric - Colana - Eismon Valhand - Frithrik - Hurielle Stonehand - Iola Waldhand - Katliss Horhand - Mao-Ladd Moshca - Mervyl Stonehand - Owell Freehand - Qeshi-Rae Kaapoh - Sue-Rend Maihov - Thiuna - Walden - Yalana The Studium Boric Azora - Debroye - Flaugustert Friont - Galveroche Larille - Hinageshi Wright - Jeromere Marette - Jude Rose - Namono Tayamono - Nele Newton - Qih Aliapoh - Rurusha Rusha - Tankin Banjo - T'laqa Tia Wachumeqimeqi Donuhanu - Pameka - Pashenine - Ropli - Rral Soj - Shunye - Uapyota - Uvlo Gahjewesfv - Xeerol Ja - Zemoweni Event characters Seasonal events Aldemund - Aldiytha Thorne - Aloyse - Amh Garanjy - Astin - Astrid de Valentione - Ayoyo - Beaudefoin Dupaitre - Bert - Blitzen - Bombardier Researcher - Bran - Claudia Thorne - Crystal Caravan - Daluce - Damielliot - Elyne - Emilie - Ethelia - Ezolmile - Flaurie - Fortin Thorne - Goncquard - Godriquelain - Haermaga Bleibornsyn - Hamlyn - Havak Alvak - Hildelana Quick - Hortefense Pastoroit - Hugue - Impresario - J'bhen Tia - J'nangho - Jihli Aliapoh - Jiriri - Kokomui - Kupka Kupp - Laurenssen - Lisette de Valentione - Lisie - Little Gruff - Lonesome lass - Lorie - Lyell - Lyonell - Mama Gruff - Marabel - Mayaru Moyaru - Memeja - Momoru - Motte - Nanapasi - Nanaphon Sasaphon - Naoki Yoshida - Nekeke - Nhagi'a Jakkya - Ninimo - Nonora Nora - Nonotta Notta - Ollier - P'obyano - Papa Gruff - Pawlin Morning - Pipimaya and Sasapano - Pukty Piko - Pumpkin-headed Apparition - Quevain - R'fhul Tia - R'majha - Riggy - Ririzan - Rodolph - Rodrigault - Roland Redsteele - Royal Seneschal - Saint of Nymeia - Saulinne - Songbirds - T'danafa - T'maritaa - Taggy - Tenny - Thracie - Unsavory Imp - Wandering Minstrel - Wunthyll - Z'napha Special events Clive Rosfield - Dural Tharal - Garuda - Iroha - Kipih Jakkya - Lightning - Lunafreya Nox Fleuret - Noctis Lucis Caelum - Nohi - Odin - Petyr Winsome - Shantotto


Final Fantasy

Zazan is a bulky man with brown hair and some traces of facial hair, blueish eyes and a scar near his mouth. Zazan wears bear skin to cover his helmet and armor and wears clawed gloves. He wears armored plates on his arms, shoulders and even leggings. He dons gray clothes underneath his armor, and some purple clothing in his lower torso, underneath some brown patches in his armor. In combat he dons a large sword.

Zazan is a brutal man who loves nothing more than slaughter. He is good friends with Rairyuu , who introduced him to the Gouga shinobi clan. Both are mercenaries with a sadistic and cruel streak and no consideration for fair play, even going as far as tormenting those at the receiving end of his ruthlessness. Painfully aware of his immortal condition, Zazan uses it to feign death to attack his foes when they lower their guard, granting him easy albeit cowardly victories.
Although his unexplained immortality is his strongest weapon, it has crushed Zazan's spirit, for as he puts it, he has stared death closely so many times it has left him terrified and shaken so much that he is certain he will eventually die completely.


Final Fantasy

Zemus appears as a blue-skinned bald humanoid in a floor-length black cloak with white stripes in the tall collar. In his Yoshitaka Amano artwork, the white stylings on the hood of his cloak resemble fangs. His lower body is indistinct, being covered by the cloak.

Zemus appears in Final Fantasy Trading Card Game as Dark-elemental Backup cards and as a Lightning-elemental Forward.

Zemus [2-106R] Chapter series card. Zemus [2-148H] Opus series card. Zemus [5-108L] Opus series card.


Final Fantasy

Zenos wears dark full plate armor and often wears a horned white mask. He incorporates some of Ala Mhigo's traditional outfit into his appearance, adorning his suit with trial textile and a belt. Zenos is the second Garlean antagonist to go without his mask at times, the first being Nero tol Scaeva . The shapes of the horns that adorn his helmet, as well as the shape of the sum of the helmet in general, recalls the shape of the imperial crown of Garlemald.
He is a man in mid 20s with a youthful face, fair complexion, and long golden hair. In the later patches of Shadowbringers and in Endwalker , Zenos abandons his bulky suit of armor for lighter leather royal garments and a gold pauldron that extends from his right shoulder down to his arm. When merged with his avatar, his left arm glows red and becomes clawed, his hair flares out and darkens with glowing crimson streaks, and his eyes glow red, distinct from his Resonant eyes.
His weapons of choice are a set of three katanas: the Storm, the Swell, and Ame-no-Habakiri. The Storm and the Swell are lightning- and wind-aspected, respectively. Each sword has a distinct glow: purple for the Storm, green for the Swell, and red for Ame-no-Habakiri. Before acquiring Ame-no-Habakiri, he wielded an unnamed katana bearing the sigil of Garlemald. He carries the katanas in a "sword revolver", prominent throughout promotional materials. The revolver has been compared in appearance to a golf bag and even has a kickstand for when not in use. He later discards his katanas in favor of a scythe outfitted with a gun barrel at the blade's base.
In Endwalker , Zenos changes his job to a Reaper. He wears a black and red assemble with half-cape, golden gauntlets and sabatons, wielding a gigantic magitek scythe. Like all Reapers, Zenos has a Voidsent Avatar, his distinct from the adventurer's; depicted as a tall, robed multi-armed figure covering its eyeless faces with its hands. Floating atop its head is a broken halo-like construct and wields its own scythe separate from Zenos's. When Zenos uses Enshroud, unlike the players where their Avatar envelops their whole bodies, Zenos's appearance only changes slightly. His hair darkens and stands up with red highlights, his body is shrouded with red and black spikes, and he has red eyes.
In The Royal Menagerie Zenos can fuse with Shinryu, assuming the primal's form. When assisting the Warrior of Light in their last battle against the Endsinger, Zenos again assumes the form of Shinryu.

Zenos is arrogant,  contemptuous, selfish, and callous. Having been raised as the heir apparent, he disregards the importance of human life. Drunk on power as the crown prince and viceroy of both Ala Mhigo and Doma, Zenos cares little for his job of governing the provinces. Since Zenos never found challenge in battle, he treats his conquered subjects as prey to hunt and partakes in battles for the thrill of the kill. His purpose in war is to collect swords. Alphinaud admits Zenos is a peerless warrior and an accomplished general, the crushing of the Doman rebellion standing as proof of that. What Zenos loathes most is an opponent who does not provide enough "sport" in battle or cowards who flee or otherwise do not participate in battle.
Though Zenos views enemy and ally alike with contempt, he acknowledges the uses and strengths of his servants and allies. This includes Yotsuyu goe Brutus's hatred for her people to break the natives of Doma, Aulus mal Asina's scientific theory that would give Garleans the means to wield magicks, Fordola rem Lupis's desire to uplift her people to be accepted by the Garleans and to achieve the power to make all those who mocked her pay, and Asahi sas Brutus's zealous devotion to him. Nonetheless, despite most of them being loyal, they are expendable to Zenos. He has little tolerance for incompetence and will execute subordinates for even the slightest display of perceived cowardice or failure—even a messenger who had nothing to do with Yotsuyu's failure—but will spare the lives of those he still has use for. Zenos later accepts the services of the rogue Ascian Fandaniel in his renewed effort to hunt the Warrior of Light down. While he finds the eccentric Ascian useful, Zenos appears disinterested in him, more so on his desire on restarting the Final Days.
Zenos searches for means to augment his body, which already surpasses human limit due to experimentation the Empire conducted on him. He defies Garlean doctrine and subdues the primal Shinryu for his own use, claiming to care little about his nation and its cowardly creeds regarding the eikons. After reclaiming his body from Elidibus and wounding his father, Zenos proclaims his disinterest in ruling the Empire: his only goal is to hunt down the Warrior of Light.
Zenos feels a connection for the Warrior of Light's progress. He calls them as both his first "friend" and his enemy. This shows another side of Zenos, one that is lonely and possibly fatalistic. Having felt little value in the world outside of drowning in the power bestowed upon him or the blood of his enemies, Zenos can find a kindred spirit in the one who can finally best him. His newly forged motivation to face the Warrior of Light drives him to remove all obstacles and distractions, his birthright of the throne being among them. The only other time Zenos shows overt emotion is following the killing of his father: euphoria over ridding himself of an obstacle in his pursuit of the hunt, and possibly a hint of catharsis from the years of abuse endured from his father's iron fist.
In Endwalker , Zenos remains fixated on having his rematch with the Warrior of Light, not caring that the Final Days will destroy the world, instead finding it the perfect stage for their reunion. Even though he knows Fandaniel is using him to restart the Final Days, Zenos is only concerned about battling the Warrior of Light, remaining either bored with everything around him, or excited that his rematch draws near. Even as the Telophoroi ravage his homeland, Zenos shows no remorse, dismissing that the destruction was "for nothing" when it failed to bring him his desired rematch. Though disappointed that Zodiark didn't turn out to be the prey he was hoping for, calling it a "betrayal of promises", he mostly bemoans the Warrior being more focused on forestalling the Final Days than with him. Zenos is willing to go to any extreme to provoke the the Warrior of Light, even stealing their body and try to murder their friends with it. He yet refrains from fighting the Warrior of Light in most of their encounters as he desires a showdown where the Warrior's focus is fully on him.
Upon being confronted in the Magna Glacies, he reiterates his belief that ideals such as duty, honor, and morality are mere tools of convenience and that justice was but a means to an end, using the Empire's conquests as proof. He does not care about leading others, stating it's each individual's own responsibility to determine their purpose in life. However, a stern rebuttal from Alisaie, who admitted that he may have gained strength from his chosen beliefs, makes him realize he may never get his coveted battle with the Warrior of Light if he stays his course of wanton destruction and that he will end up completely alone, deserving every second of it. An illuminated Zenos strikes a bargain with Krile and helps the Scions stop the Final Days so he can get his rematch once there is nothing to "distract" them. Upon finally facing the Warrior alone, Zenos sees a kindred spirit in them as they both seek to grow stronger in their own ways, and they, too, look for ever-mightier battles for their own sake. Should the Warrior of Light agree, Zenos is elated over having found his acceptance at long last.


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Zeromus is initially a blue incorporeal being, unable to be harmed, but once Cecil uses the Crystal on it, Zeromus reveals its physical form: a beige insectoid alien.

A being of pure hatred, Zeromus was born from Zemus's extreme hatred. It wants to let others suffer and destroy everything. Even in defeat, it proclaims to always linger as long as evil exists in the hearts of the living. In the Advance and Complete Collection releases, Zeromus refers to himself in the plural as "we."


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Zirnberk is a hellsguard Roegadyn with white hair with black highlights and blue eyes. He wears a full set of Halone's Armor when first introduced and wields the Lockheart in battle. In his second appearance, he wears Iron scale male and an Iron Spatha. In his final appearance, he dresses up as Siegfried , a character in one of Eorzea's stories.

Zirnberk is a confident fighter and impressed with blue mage spells. He does not believe Martyn to be a capable fighter and considers him to be a clown who should admit defeat. When he fights, he believes a fair match is necessary for his honor as a swordsman.


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Zoraal Ja is a single-headed male Mamool Ja. He is adorned with golden filigree and colorful ropes as well as feathers. Uniquely, he is a Hoobigo Mamool Ja with the azure scales of a Boonewa. Compared to the average Mamool Ja, he is slightly more muscular and larger in comparison.

Spoiler warning : Plot and/or ending details  follow. ( Skip section ) Following his conquest of Alexandria thirty years later, Zoraal Ja had doubled in size, slightly bigger than Bakool Ja Ja but remains shorter than his father. His scales have lost their hue with purple lines with clear indention in his skin. He is covered in black and purple electrope armor with a helmet vaguely shaped after his original crown. Like most citizens in Alexandria, he wears a soul regulator on the left side of his head. His final mutation transformed him into a dark blue monstrosity as large as his father and wielding four swords, two in his hand and two floating behind him. Influenced by his desire to surpass his father, Zoraal developed a second stump left of his head consisting of four skin flaps in lieu of a proper head, visually displaying his loss of reason. Spoilers end here .

At first, Zoraal Ja appears stoic, reserved, taciturn and focused on protecting his homeland, with Alisaie observing that Zoraal Ja possess a warrior's reticence, giving the impression of a hardened soldier. Though Zoraal Ja is praised for his talents and feats of strength, creating a sense of loyalty by those who serve under him, he keeps everyone at arm's length, family included. When meeting with Wuk Lamat during the trials, he barely acknowledged her, saddening Wuk Lamat that her elder brother treats her like a stranger. Even in their youth, Zoraal Ja would never share any of his inner and personal thoughts with his adoptive siblings, with Koana stating that Zoraal Ja's thoughts were always a mystery to him. Wuk Lamat also added that even in the most casual of settings, such as sharing a meal with his siblings and father, Zoraal Ja would never be the one to initiate a conversation, as he would only speak when spoken to. Nonetheless, many of the people in Tural do not doubt that Zoraal Ja loves his homeland and people greatly but at the same time, the people of Tural find him too intimidating, or even terrifying, to even approach.
Though he performed the feats, Zoraal Ja, similar to Bakool Ja Ja initially, had little interest in the actual intents his father put in the feats, in what they were actually meant for the claimants: for them to understand and appreciate the myriad cultures of Tural. Zoraal Ja only appeared interested in the feats whenever his father accomplished something with strength, such as defeating and imprisoning Valigarmanda. Overall, Zoraal Ja only took part in the feats to prove himself superior to the other candidates, caring little for the cultures he had to interact with. Even joining forces with Wuk Lamat, Koana and their companions against a released Valigarmanda wasn't done out of true altruism or for the safety of his people, instead doing do so as a means to test his strength against a foe even his father couldn't kill.
In truth, Zoraal Ja is ruthlessly ambitious in ensuring he becomes the next Dawnservant and in enforcing his vision of peace, whatever the cost. He seeks to bring all of the world under his control through war to show the people the folly of war, so that they would grow tired of it and long for everlasting peace. He even scorns the expansionists who support his bid for the throne, mocking their view of war as a opportunity to claim new lands for themselves. Most of all, Zoraal Ja desires to surpass his father no matter what, trusting no one but himself to make it so. Zoraal Ja's ambition is motivated to justify all the expectations that had been placed upon him all his life, from his family to the people. This led him to become obsessed with becoming the next Dawnservant while forgoing anything that Zoraal Ja considered distracting, such as friendship, ultimately leaving him isolated and cold. His talents and the praise he received gave Zoraal Ja a swollen ego and a strong sense of pride, seeing others as tools for his ambitions because of how quickly they threw themselves at his feet and viewing challenges with cold disdain. This becomes a factor in his downfall as he never expected the Warrior of Light and Wuk Lamat to rally the Turali people to fight his superior Alexandrian forces and lead them to victory, being inspired to weather any hardship. In this, Zoraal Ja showed how little he knew about the inner strength of his own people and that he doesn't truly care about becoming Dawnservant for their sake, only wanting to claim the throne for himself, believing it to be his destiny, fully revealing himself as a power mad tyrant.
His fixation on cultivating strength to prove himself the miracle he was said to be not only gives Zoraal Ja his overwhelming ambition but an unwillingness to see eye to eye with others, making it near impossible to compromise with him. Tragically, this makes Zoraal Ja the worst candidate to become Dawnservant and the only one the Warrior of Light was told to prevent a chance at the throne, as even the vainglorious Bakool Ja Ja is more capable of compromise and admitting to error. His collaborator, Sphene, slowly grows to despise Zoraal Ja due to his obsession on growing his own strength at the cost of everything else, which led to Zoraal Ja neglecting her people of Alexandria. Even the Alexandrian citizens quickly grew to dislike Zoraal Ja's rule as he focused on building his military might, he canceled any of the grand events that the citizens enjoyed, such as The Arcadion battle arena, and were not in favor of Zoraal Ja's war against Tural. Both of which led Zoraal Ja to be heavily unpopular but the citizens largely kept such criticisms to themselves out of fear or for Queen Sphene's sake.
It's also been noted that Zoraal Ja bears a crippling lack of forethought in his plans for conquest. Instead of realizing the logistics and understanding his own limits, Zoraal Ja fully believes his own strength and the might of his forces would be enough to conquer Tural and the rest of the world. Wuk Lamat points out the obvious flaws in such plans as Tural doesn't possess ships to enact his conquest, due to Tural having no deep water ports and being surrounded by reefs, nor does he have any actual strategies to ensure his conquest succeeds. Further, during his reign as King of Alexandria, his fixation on proving himself Wuk Lamat's better rather than pressing the attack allowed the Turali to regroup and mount a resistance. In addition, Zoraal Ja's disinterest in actually leading his own soldiers resulted in them being largely demoralized and disorganized. Naturally, once his forces are routed, Zoraal Ja is quick to blame his failure on others, claiming them to be useless and resorting to harvesting the souls of his own citizens to replenish his forces.
Being disqualified as a claimant sends him over the edge as he again tries to prove himself the only one worthy of the throne, leading him to enact decisions that enter into being immoral and treacherous. His worst acts to become Dawnservant include invading his homeland, murdering his father in cold blood, attempting to usurp Wuk Lamat and, when he becomes cornered, using his own son, Gulool Ja, as a shield to ensure his own escape, coldly discarding him once he had served his purpose. These acts quickly turn Zoraal Ja from being the respected and admired First Promise to being a hated patricidal traitor in the eyes of the Turali. Wuk Lamat and the others finally accept that Zoraal Ja was beyond saving as his refusal to abandon his cause would mean that all of his efforts would be for nothing and that he had failed to meet the expectations placed upon him, leading the heroes to defeat Zoraal Ja before he could bring any more conflict to Tural or the world.
The others acknowledge in hindsight that Zoraal Ja's prestigious position and talents created the enormous pressure on him to succeed and be worthy of his illustrious father's name. Being Gulool Ja Ja's blood heir and the First Promise only intensified this pressure, as did the envy of his siblings for his many talents. Wuk Lamat and Koana wonder if Zoraal Ja could have been dissuaded from his bloody path had they realized what he had been experiencing and helped share his burden, but it is unknown if Zoraal Ja was ever willing to reveal such insecurities to them.
When brought low by the Warrior and Wuk Lamat, Zoraal Ja shows no regret over his actions, only admitting that he was a "lost man" who walked the "path of ruin" and lamenting in failing to meet the expectations placed upon him. When confronted by his son in his final moments, Zoraal Ja does not presume to call him his own, only admitting that he could not be a father to him after feeling spurned by his own. In Zoraal Ja's mind, his father left him with nothing, no legacy to follow. Wuk Lamat admonishes Zoraal Ja, stating his father left him a family, the very thing he rejected, but Zoraal Ja still didn't seem swayed before expiring. However, before Zoraal Ja died, he left his position as king of Alexandria to his son and did address Wuk Lamat by her affectionate nickname of Lamaty'i, which suggests that a sliver of him did care for his family but as Estinien observed, Zoraal Ja's desire to surpass his father, surpassed everything else.


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Zorn and Thorn wear jester hats with bells, collared jackets and buttoned up shirts in blue and red respectively. Their jackets, color aside, are slightly different, as Zorn has a spade and a club suit on his left and right arm respectively, and Thorn has a heart and a diamond suit. While Zorn's blue makeup curves over his brow and nose in thin lines, Thorn's makeup colors his eyes in red, with a red circle above each eye. Their lips are of their respective colors, and both their faces are painted white. Their red and blue apparel may refer to the twin moons (their theme music also sometimes being referred to as the "Jesters of the Moon"), and by extension, the planets Gaia and Terra .

Zorn and Thorn are over-dramatic and panicky, resorting to running around mindlessly when something goes wrong, and one always follows the other. They speak with exclamation, shouting at each other and proclaiming the other is wrong. They are sycophants that court those in power and, despite their childish behavior, are loyal to those they serve. Zorn and Thorn can act cowardly in times of danger and flee.


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Ash is a dark-skinned muscular man. He wears a white undershirt, green wristbands, black pants with a brown and lime checkered scarf, and green shoes.

Ash is the calm and collective type. He is straight-forward, leveled-headed, and supportive of his group. He believes in and acknowledges Jack Garland's strength. Ash acts as a fatherly figure to the group, giving out helpful advice, and refocusing the group's efforts towards a particular goal in mind. He is laid back, friendly, and catches onto things quickly. Ash suffers from survival's guilt, blaming himself for what happened to his group of adventurers while exploring the Hallowed Massif.


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Astos is a tall ashen-skinned elf with dark gray hair and piercing red eyes. There are strange dark vein-like markings on his cheeks and his hands. He wears a horned circlet on his head, a dark gray tunic with a pointed hood and a collar decorated with spearheads, black trousers and black knee-high boots. He has a necklace made of thorns and decorated with purple flowers and purple earrings.

Astos is confident and sarcastic and likes to mess with everyone he encounters, often launching into long-winded speeches to annoy people and draw amusement from their reactions. He is ticked off when others try to make him give straightforward information.
His actual personality is much more scornful and resigned, as he realizes just how expendable he is, angry at the Lufenians for forcing him to comply with their plans.


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Jack is a tall muscular man with light skin, with dirty blond hair kept in a short crop. He has a prominent horizontal scar running over the bridge of his nose and short stubble around his mouth and on his chin. His initial attire, dubbed "Stranger's" clothes in-game, consist of a dark-colored, asymmetric, button-up short-sleeved t-shirt, black pants, black lace-up boots, and black, worn, fingerless gloves with white wraps underneath them. This outfit is decidedly "modern" compared to the clothes of other characters, and is Lufenian in origin.
Before the events of the game, Jack wore lightly armored white garments with a capelette, featuring blue highlights and gold trimming, and a dark undershirt, dark fingerless gloves with golden-colored forearm guards, black pants and white and gold boots.
As the knight Garland, Jack wears a dark armor and a horned helmet that is described as "terrifying to behold".

Jack is rude and single-minded, focused solely on his quest to kill Chaos, often interrupting others or dismissing them outright when they present information he deems irrelevant to this goal. Even with allies, he's blunt and taciturn, preferring not to mince his words or embellish the truth. Jack is often brutal in combat, even deriving pleasure from defeating and destroying strong opponent. Occasionally he uses crass language to address his enemies. Despite his demeanor, Jack has a caring side and holds deep attachments to his allies and comrades. He strives for a purpose after losing his original goal of killing Chaos.
Before he was like this, Jack was more caring and friendly with some sense of humor, amicable with Princess Sarah , even entrusting his Dark Crystal to her. He showed a great sense of camaraderie with Astos and disgust with the actions of fellow Lufenians, even deciding to rebel against them in order to eliminate their influence from Cornelia.


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Jed is a young man of medium height, light skin, and slim constitution. His eyes are aqua blue. His dark red hair is medium length and is swept to the right, with some bangs framing the right side of his face. Jed has pierced earlobes and wears metal nubs.
His initial attire, dubbed "Stranger's" clothes in-game, consist of a black long-sleeved jumper, light gray jogging pants, and black and white lightly worn sneakers. This outfit is decidedly "modern" compared to the clothes of other characters, and is Lufenian in origin.

Jed is a jokester and a blabbermouth. Like the rest of his companions, he holds a strong bond and appreciation with his party. As the story progresses, he reveals a bit of insecurity in his abilities and position in his power compared to Jack. He is kind, and cheerful. Sometimes he can come off as cowardly but he is still willing to put himself into dangerous situations despite his worries, proving himself as innately brave. Jed is often the butt of the joke within his group's dynamics. Jed is unassertive at times, especially in regards to trying to voice his thoughts, options, concerns, or ideas.
Jed suffers from astraphobia (fear of lightning).


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Neon has short gray hair and lavender eyes. She wears a short black sailor style mini dress reminiscent of Japanese school uniforms with a gray bow. Her arms and legs are bandaged and she wears white sneakers.

As Jack's party first encounter Neon, she has lost hope in the world and the idea of chaos as a physical construct, allowing herself to succumb to the darkness and become a monster. As the party continues on, Neon reveals a more lighthearted and joking side to her. She exhibits mannerisms of a younger person as one of her attack quotes are "smashy smashy", and the fact that she refers to a Coeurl as a "kitty".
Neon likes cats and dislikes snakes.


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She wears a pale sage green dress, a headdress with a veil and a horned skull accessory with red jewels. She has blonde hair and hazel eyes. She is adorned with various dark green jewels and her dress is of luxurious fabric and lace, befitting her status as the princess of Cornelia.

Sarah loves Garland and held him in the highest regard. She is caring for the people of Cornelia and entrusts on Jack's party the task of defeating Chaos. She regularly plays the Lute in the central square of Cornelia for the people of the city.


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Sophia is a light-skinned woman with dark brown wavy hair and amber eyes. She wears a black dress, gray wristbands, black shoes, and a belt.

Sophia, given her age and experience as a seasoned-warrior, presents as quick-witted and analytical, while also harboring a strong sense of justice. She presents with no hesitation with sacrificing herself to the darkness in order to free Cornelia from Lufenia's clutches.


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Agrias retains her initial appearance from Final Fantasy Tactics .

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


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Aileen retains her appearance from Final Fantasy: Brave Exvius .


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Amnelis has the appearance of a young woman with fair skin, golden eyes and extremely long, messy blond hair with curved tips that seemingly float. She walks barefooted and dons a long white robe which exposes her navel, and several black outlines with golden patterns. These robes work akin to a suit which extends up to her arms and serving as gloves. A short golden cover looms over her chest which is tied to a long golden floor-length cape. The golden clothing is tied to her neck by a golden, shining choker. Sprawling from her shoulder are what appear to be two elongated and stiff armored pieces with a curved design, with layered segments. Amnelis dons a golden yellow hairpin in her head shaped like a flower.

Amnelis is best known for her lack of personality. She speaks the bare minimum, and whenever she does, it is in a robotic manner and inexpressive sentences. She speaks in cryptic terms, which Gilgamesh is able to understand. Amnelis is seemingly capable of gazing at both present and future events of Ardra and uses this information to guide Gilgamesh in their plans.


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Aranea retains her original appearance from Final Fantasy XV .


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Astrius appears as a fair skinned young male with short blond hair and celestine eyes. Astrius wears a suit of grayish metallic armor along equally gray gauntlets. He dons his signature Mantle of Hope on top of his armor, a multi-colored cape with a complex design pattern on red and blue. Two long strands of tied clothing flail from behind his back. Beneath his armor he wears what appears to be black clothing with puffed sleeves, particularly near his shoulders. His hands are also black but appear to be part of his armored gloves.
Astrius wears a pair of crimson pants covered by long, dark gray armored leggings, darker than other parts of his armor. He wears a horned headgear with golden adornment at the center just above his forehead. His signature weapon is a single-bladed sword with a bladed and serrated design on its blade and part of its hilt. The blade has blue colored segments on both the front and the back and also in the "joints" of the hilt to the sides.

By virtue of his being, Astrius is a resentful existence. Born from Vardia's deep wish for freedom from his duty, Astrius embodies that desire to his core, making it his mission to terminate the Core Crystals and liberate the Warriors of the Crystals from their sacrificial fate. He scorns on his original as a feeble person who could neither fulfill his wish nor oppose his fate as he died for his duty as planned.
Astrius scorns on the world due to requiring the sacrifice of the Warriors to maintain, believing it perfectly natural to let the artificially sustained balance to collapse and with it whatever could happen to the world, caring little for any collateral damage that could ensue, so long as the duty of the Warriors is terminated and they achieve lasting freedom.
Astrius is cold and scheming, carrying out his plans with the utmost preparation. Although determined to the point of ruthlessness, Astrius acts out of a genuine sense of concern for his comrades. In fact, his one true desire was to live alongside his comrades.


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Auron retains his initial appearance from Final Fantasy X .


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Ayaka retains her appearance from Final Fantasy: Brave Exvius .


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Camillo is an attractive dark-skinned young man with dark hair and eyes. His chestplate has a layer of white clothing with a short skirted ends with plates covering his sides and tied with a disorderly belt. He wears armored leggings and black pants.
Under his armor Camillo wears a set of brown clothing to cover his shoulders patterned with red, ending with metallic adornments close to his hands. He wears orange ribbons on his shoulders, and a long yellow cape with an orange logo.
As a dragoon, he wears a head accessory resembling dragon ears and a cross-shaped spear with a red ribbon.

Camillo is passionate, and confident on his looks and abilities. Although vain, Camillo is a romanticist who constantly daydreams about his potential perfect love. Due to inexperience with the opposite gender, Camillo entertains self-made fantasies in which he plays the part of a gallant knight saving damsels in distress and even acts them out in public much to the bafflement of those around him.
As a result of his delusions, flirty and even jokester nature, many women view him as unintelligent and don't take him seriously. However, when the situation calls for it, Camillo can be quite smart and shows genuine dedication and effort. Although sometimes passing off as arrogant, his confidence isn't unjustified for he has proven himself a skilled combatant.
Initially appearing to not take things with the proper commitment, Camillo falls head over heels for Machérie Hourne , to the extent he would infiltrate Leonis Castle alone to rescue her, although not fully considering the extent of the task or even know where to look. His love for Machérie is genuine nonetheless, as he nearly loses his life while trying to save her. He halts his advances when he realizes Machérie is in love with Prince Mont of Leonis, and vows to improve himself in a rare show of introspection.
Camillo has a unique dynamic with Elsirelle , the two exchanging "straight man" and "funny man" roles, being annoyed by her tendency to fall asleep and general air-headedness, but also being called out for his delusions. He nonetheless cares for her and the two end up being an effective duo in battle. In the end Elsirelle chooses to depart Leonis to follow Camillo, with any possible development in their relationship remaining unknown.


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Cecil retains his Paladin appearance from Final Fantasy IV .


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Charlotte retains her appearance from Final Fantasy: Brave Exvius Season 2.


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Orlandeau retains his initial appearance from Final Fantasy Tactics .


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Dario is a handsome young man with shoulder-length blond hair and blue eyes. He wears a white suit trimmed with gold linings. He wears pieces of armor by his left shoulder and his waist, a pink scarf at his waist and a flowing red cape and black shoes. He carries his long blade on a holster.

Dario seems meek but is very internally driven. He abhors fighting and refuses to engage in it despite having the prowess. Becoming the king of Hourne is something he wishes to avoid as that would force him to fight. Dario holds a tender spot for Vinera , having fallen in love with her upon their meeting. He is a loyal and loving husband, even continuing to wish for Vinera's well-being on his own deathbed. Though frail, Dario is hopeful about his future and regrets at Machérie Hourne being forced to fulfill his family's political aspirations.


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Delita retains his initial appearance from Final Fantasy Tactics .


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Duane retains his appearance from Final Fantasy: Brave Exvius .


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Fina retains her appearance from Final Fantasy: Brave Exvius Season 1. She is also wielding the Reincarnation bow.


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Frederika is a fair-skinned beautiful young woman with long blonde hair that she ties in a ponytail with her signature Victory Ribbon. She wears a red choker, a green coat with an open midsection laced with white strings. The coat has puffed short sleeves with a bulbous red pattern and white frills. She wears black gloves.
The coat extends into a short green frilled skirt. A gray belt and a long green scarf with red ends are tied around her waist, with the scarf almost reaching her feet. The left side of her waist carries a holster where she stores her guns, although she only uses one in combat. The right has a flowing gray covering with what appear to be bags tied with green strings, possibly where she stores her ammunition.
Frederika wears a pair of armored leggings attached to her skirt via belts, partially exposing her thighs. She dons a pair of heeled black sandals.

Frederika is upbeat, energetic, and caring person, but her most defining trait is her romantic interest in Engelbert whom she loves dearly, frequently making advances on him and calling him "darling", being playful and flirty. Her advanced are rejected by the stoic Solidus commander. Her attempts at winning his heart are known by everyone, even Engelbert himself, who can discern Frederika feigning fatal wounds to obtain a "final kiss" from him, which he took as a sign she was well, much to her frustration.
Frederika contrasts the target of her affections by being generally more level-headed than her reckless commander and often being one of the first to try calm him down or point out his faults. Unlike Engelbert, she is collaborative and supportive with the Leonis crew.


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Fryevia retains her appearance from Final Fantasy: Brave Exvius .


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Galzahk appears to be a young man with long, brown hair tied into a ponytail. He has brown eyes and a stubbled chin. He wears a red-lined white headpiece on the right side of his head adorned with a jeweled gold feather and a necklace. He wears a white shirt lined with black at the sleeves. He wears a white bolero jacket with long sleeves, lined with red at its collar and its ruffled ends and adorned with a jeweled ornament on his right shoulder. He wears black gauntlets. He wears a black armor corset around his waist. He wears a ruffled red sarong that is adorned with jeweled ornaments by his waist. He also bears a jeweled dagger holstered by his waist. He wears black greaves with black shoes.

Galzahk is a brazen and arrogant person, befitting his role as the leader of the Arms Dealers' Guild of Ardra . He shows himself to be cunning, savvy and elusive when it comes to brokering deals, mentioning how he could let loose a rumor that could ultimately lead to belligerent machinations. As a merchant, he is ruthless in his dealings and was said to have pressured weaponsmiths into getting what he wants. He seems to exhibit a kind heart which is overshadowed by his mercantile nature as a weapons dealer. His sympathies for the misfortune of others is often misplaced as he faces the brunt consequences of his actions.
Galzahk shows much contempt for the Crystal Sanctum and Sadali although he does not elaborate on the why. He is also a remorseful person, showing a hesitation when questioned by Garvall about what has befallen the people of Yezagh due to the weapons trading of the Arms Dealers' Guild.


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Garvall is a young man with blond, messy hair. He has grey eyes. He has red markings on the left side of his face and on his left arm, indicating his Yezagh heritage. He wears a one-sleeved black armored tunic with a red fur collar, exposing his midriff. He wears a red gauntlet on his left arm and a black gauntlet on his right arm which have long black clasps. He wears a white, ruffled sarong lined with red around his waist. He has a giant dagger holstered onto his waist with white belts. He wears black pants and black shoes.

Due to his persecution as a person of Yezagh heritage, Garvall maintains a pessimistic outlook on trusting people. Embittered and vengeful as a result of oppression, Garvall seeks revenge against his discriminators and to better the standing of his race, which makes him highly ambitious and jumps at the first opportunity to claim power. Following his takeover of the Arms Dealer's Guild, Garvell wields his newfound political and economical power with ruthlessness, coercing countries into unfavorable trade deals and forcing blacksmiths or any weapon forger into submission or death, with the intention to monopolize the trade and secure the power that comes with it.
Garvall's intentions to build a safe haven for the people of Yezagh while noble in principle, are carried out through a series of calculated schemes, treacherous political maneuvering and even assassination. Garvell believes the end justifies the means and is utterly uncaring of any collateral damage he causes, having no qualms to trample over anybody to achieve his objectives, even if said individuals did not indulge in discriminatory practices, making him headstrong and impulsive, as his decisions often lead to grave consequences. Because of his actions, he is heavily despised by many nations, but is also feared with the political powers treading carefully out of fear of having their weapon supply cut.
Garvall holds a soft spot for his sister whom he loves dearly and would do anything and everything to ensure her safety. Velne in turn, is rather unnerved by her brother's actions and worries for his safety.


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Gaffgarion retains his initial appearance from Final Fantasy Tactics .


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Helena is beautiful lady with blonde hair framing her face and blue eyes. She is depicted with a black veil on her head and a long red and white gown with a fur cloak.

Helena Leonis is an MR-rarity unit of the Wind element. Her main job is Green Mage, while her sub jobs are Time Mage and White Mage. She can equip the following items: Staff, Hat, Clothing, Accessory. Her unit cost is 50.
Her Master Ability increases her MAG by 30% and AGI by 10%. She has no limit burst.

The time-worn staff carried by Queen Helena. It has been handed down through generations of nobility, together with their dedication to the crown. The staff has accumulated a great deal of magic over time, and as such only those with knowledge of this special quality are capable of wielding it. Its immense protective magic can shield the wielder from a variety of attacks. Guardian's Staff description

Her Trust Master Reward is the Guardian's Staff weapon which bestows HP +136, MAG+99, CRT +9 and Max TP Up 50.


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Ibara retains her appearance from Final Fantasy: Brave Exvius .


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Kain retains his initial appearance from Final Fantasy IV .


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Kitone is a young pale skinned girl of petite build with brown eyes and long black hair which she usually ties up with a red ribbon. Kitone dresses up in typical ninja gear, with a dark armored oriental-styled armored plate with purple clothing that is more baggy on her leg section and tied up with a red ribbon on her waist. She wears armored boots and gloves, and mail clothing on her tights and biceps. Her vestiment does expose a fair amount of her skin, specially the side of her thighs and her back. She uses a set of kunai in combat and has a compartment on her waist to store them.

Kitone is a serious, somewhat quiet individual, yet one who can display intense feelings and act upon them at times. Kitone is incredibly loyal to Leonis as she was taken in by them from a young age and grew fond of their warmth, swearing to serve them for life. Her loyalty and care for her newfound family is deep enough that she is willing to go to great lengths in order to ensure their safety or accomplish difficult missions even if she has to do it alone. Her greatest commitment to Leonis was demonstrated when she willingly faced a mutated Muraga, when the rest of the Leonis lieutenants were either incapacitated or downright deserted the battle out of fear.
Kitone struggles with her inner feelings for Mont, being largely unable to express them, believing it is inadequate for her to do so due to being a servant, despite the fact Mont treats her with utmost kindness. Trying to convince herself that just standing by his side and ensuring his happiness is enough for her, she has held back on some instances in which she can express her feelings, such as giving her self-made valentine chocolate to Owe instead.


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Lasswell retains his appearance from Final Fantasy: Brave Exvius Season 1.


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Lilyth is a tan-skinned woman with long wavy orange hair with a green ribbon. She dons a revealing set of black armor with flowing red clothing that is longer and wider from behind. She wears a pair of armored boots with her right legging being longer and has several belts attached on her left leg. She wears a pair of bulbous sleeves that expose her shoulders and armored gloves. She wields her signature Flame Blade in battle, a sword that emphasizes practicality and keeps decorations to a minimum, making it simple yet uniquely elegant and effective. During the course of her two-year solitary travel, she gained several scars on her body.

Lilyth is a stern and serious person who takes battle gravely. Being a seasoned veteran, she has witnessed the horrors of war, which has hardened her disposition, making her believe that war is a matter of kill or be killed. During her initial servitude to Mont, she believed him and his peaceful ideals to be naive, ignorant and even insufferable. Her brother Volke being killed during an attack by Fennes was the last straw, and Lilyth became vengeful, departing her post and threatening Mont if he tried to stop her.
As she fought alone for two years without ever being close to her revenge, Lilyth became nihilistic and sought a place to die. Her experiences with Corwell's resistance and Barale's peaceful beliefs that equaled Mont, made her realize that she didn't seek neither death nor revenge, but ultimately for war to end. It was with Ramada's encouragement that she mustered the will to return to Leonis to serve once more to achieve her ideal. From what point onwards, Lilyth and Ramada have been close friends and Lilyth relies on Ramada as her right-hand woman and confidant.
Following her return to Leonis, Lilyth has mellowed out. Although still a strict and no nonsense person, she is more supportive of Mont, since their goals align, and has proven herself one of his most loyal and trusted advisors and one of his strongest lieutenants. She is still amazed and taken aback by many of Mont's proposals and actions, sometimes advising against them, yet ultimately following along. Although generally more cautious and prone to battle than Mont, she trusts his judgment and is accustomed to his methods, which have yielded results that have left even Lilyth impressed.


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Little Leela is a young woman with long, strawberry blonde hair and pink eyes. She wears an armored jacket with a pink hood tied into a ribbon at the top. She wears a pink frilly dress with a red ribbon by the chest. She wears a wristband with roses on it. She wears black stockings and boots.

Leela's true age is never given, though her demeanor portrays a precocious child with impeccable skill. Leela tends to show some childish tendencies, being boastful and confident when she can be, but showing fear or complaining when situations overwhelm her, leaving others to pick her up. When in familiar company, Leela is more relaxed, quick-witted, and has been known to play pranks, often butting heads with Lilyth with whom she has a troubled relationship due to her strict demeanor and calling her an "old hag". A running gag throughout her scenes is that she is easily upset when her name is mispronounced, keeping a record of all the times it has been said wrongly, which have totaled over 7,000 times, even refusing to give Machérie her name, believing she would get it wrong as well.
Leela is known to be fairly observant and intelligent as per detailed in the Vision Card "Great Detective Little Leela" where she was capable of solving a case of theft in a banquet. The success of solving the case was what got her recruited into Fortem. Somewhat playful in nature, she tried to play matchmaker for Vallaide whose feelings for Ramada were known both to her and Sosha.
Following Vallaide's death at the jaws of a monstrous Muraga, Leela was filled with tremendous fear, to the extent that she deserted the battle, completely devastated at the traumatizing sight witnessed. The state of shock was so deep she could not muster the will to fight any longer even though she feared dying.


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Loreila is a young woman with long, dark hair tied into two ponytails with scarlet red ribbons. She wears an altered, sleeveless black hakama lined with a golden trim at its skirt fringes. She wears a black chestplate, a black armguard, and a black archer's glove on her left arm and a red armguard on her right. Her hakama's ribbon is a light scarlet, lined with a golden and green trim and several trinkets at the front. She wears a long white jacket around her waist, befitting the chieftain of Gouga, with a red cape lined with golden fixtures symbolizing her homeland. She wears armored, black high-heeled boots.

Loreila is a stoic person who dreams of peace between the warring clans of Gouga and Saiga. She is a tender and passionate woman towards Skahal , her lover. Her leadership is overshadowed by her hesitation and unawareness of political situations. Her flippant attitude towards her role as chieftain of Gouga is noted by the people from her clan, especially Mariale. Loreila talks of ending the war, but does not consider fully the war's role in supplying her people with their professions and livelihoods.
Loreila insists on protecting Skahal from people of her own clan. She is devoted, willing to sacrifice herself for the object of her affection. As a warrior, this stubbornness complements her abilities in battle, making her an effective killing machine.


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Lucielle is like her sisters, a pale-skinned young woman with a slender frame, waist-length turquoise hair and yellow eyes. She wears a long blouse colored both white and black in halves with a prodigious lower section, and a rope belt tied to an accessory across her waist, leaving a significant part of her torso exposed.
Lucielle dons a pair of irregularly shaped, green, metallic protectors tied to her upper arms featuring curved and thorny ends. A flowing green cape with elaborated gray patterns flows is tied to these protectors, covering the lower and back parts of her legs.
Lucielle dons a pair of long white gloves with two irregularly shaped accessories on the sides of the top of her head. For combat she wields a spiked rod with a red orb.

To most people, Lucielle is the image of saintess: a benevolent, caring woman with an aura of compassion and kindness, intermixed with an air of innocence and an uniquely feminine exterior. She easily mesmerizes onlookers with her angelical disposition. Openly despising war, while praying for the safety of those around herself, help reinforce the belief of the purity of her heart.
To her people, she is a well intentioned, yet rather complicated regent, who unwittingly causes collateral damage as a result of improvised policies, such as setting a forest ablaze to drive out the invading monsters from a local village, inadvertently destroying the village's central sustenance; or diverting the flow of a river to benefit a town, which deprives another from its water. Taken together, Lucielle is perceived as a ditzy woman, unable to see the bigger picture, laser-focused in one matter at a time, yet still sympathetic to her people.
In truth, Lucielle is a self-centered psychopath, and a manipulative sadist. Born with an unusual kind of magic power that is tied to her emotions, Lucielle needs to regularly keep herself in check, lest her magic builds up and destroys her. As a result, Lucielle regularly seeks methods to force herself to feel sorrow to calm herself, and avoid putting her life at risk. As such Lucielle engages in deliberate acts of honey-laced malice, causing damage and pain to those around her as a means to bathe on their misery to regulate herself, proving that her previous actions were not ill-thought measures to try help her people, but rather intentional schemes to make her people suffer to suit her sadistic needs, with the populace at large ignorant of her true self.
It is thus assumed that her approaching of Oberon might have been both to get closer to the Heindler regent as a deterrent for Rundall, and a means to utilize the broken young man's suffering for her own ends. Lucielle cares little about any life other than herself, and is capable of committing murder without a single trace of guilty restraining her, if necessary, showing hypocritical distress in the process, while at the same time talking about her deeds with a smile on her face. Some of her battle lines show her displaying delight at the sight of others dying for her sake, while urging them to fight while she provides support.


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Lucio is a pale young man with short, white hair. He has bluish grey eyes. He wears red plate armor and wears black garments underneath. He wears a white cape.

Lucio is a well-behaved, noble young man, with a notable lack of experience in relation to his fellow Crystal Warriors, and a lack of confidence in his abilities. Although well meaning, Lucio often finds himself through hardships he sometimes thinks he is not up to the task. Nonetheless he understands the importance of his role and mission and tries his best to try to live up to expectations.
A kind hearted soul by nature, he is highly sympathetic to the pleas of people and often tries to jump to their aid, sometimes forgetting or going against his own mission, or even without fully rationalizing how he can best help others considering his own tasks and realistic ability to help others.
Out of all the Warriors of the Crystals, he seems the most normal of the bunch and has regularly served as the source of common sense in relation to his fellow warriors' quirky personalities.


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Machérie is a young lady with long blonde hair tied into a low ponytail and blue eyes. She wears a long pink dress with a white coat with black and gold details and pink shoes. Around her neck a golden necklace with a blue gem.

Machérie is a tough, no nonsense, intelligent, and hardened woman. She knows the importance of her position, and is knowledgeable of the intricacies of war and politics.
Confident and with an air of authority, she comes out as brash, demanding, and arrogant, yet none is misplaced as she is well aware of her aptitude. Although she initially looks down on Mont because of his kindness, and his naive disposition, she knows of his potential and molds him into shape through strict demands and bossy flair.
Having spent time with the Leonis, she has come to view them as family. She worries for their sake about as much as she does for her local politics. Machérie eventually develops affection for Mont due to his kindness and resolve to protect those dear to him and his ideals to create a world devoid of war.
Contrary to her strong outward disposition, Machérie tends to hide her vulnerabilities, keeping them to herself and only disclosing herself with those she trusts the most.


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Mediena retains her appearance from Final Fantasy: Brave Exvius .


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Mira has the appearance of a young girl with long brown hair tied in pigtails. She dresses in streotypical Thief attire with what appears to be a chainmail wrapped on her body within her clothes. Her leg gear is irregular, donning a long leg cover on her right leg with a belt strapped near her thigh, while her left leg is uncovered.

While Mia appears outwardly cheerful, normally always seen with a smile on her face and speaking with an upbeat disposition, these traits only serve to hide a self-serving psychopath with no concept of morality. Mia is primarily motivated by personal greed and a profound sense of entitlement. Despite her and her mother being welcomed into Saiga after their hometown was destroyed by monsters, Mia disliked the simple village life and desired more for herself, her dream being to become appointed to a rich noble.
To secure herself a better position in life, Mia has no qualms about engaging in treachery and deceit, double crossing many parties as the situation demands in order to elevate herself, being completely uncaring of those that end up as collateral damage for her misdeeds, even if they had extended kindness beforehand. Mia is a firm believer that money and riches are the ways of the world, and has resolved herself in her own words to "kill her way to happiness" with a smile on her face.
Her baby faced appearance and young voice, serve as a disturbing contrast for a murderous individual with a complete lack of guilt, and a notably sadistic streak, always smiling despite commiting innumerable attrocities for her own benefit. Mia has no attachment to anybody, but herself and will murder others even for petty reasons; killing her own mother because she was annoyed at being ordered around, or even kill Mariale because she couldn't stand her bossy demeanour despite being severely wounded, believing her unfit to lead.
Beyond all, Mia has severely warped notions of right and wrong, profoundly believing that she is on the right. When facing the Saiga shinobi for the last time, she showed visible anger and lashed at the idea that she could have been wrong. In fact when betraying Saiga, she justified herself on the grounds that Gouga held her mother. Claims made dubious due fact she killed her mother not long after for an unimportant issue. It thus can be deduced that Mia is so self-absorbed on her selfish ways, that she attempts to justify herself as a means of self-assurance, despite the evident absurdity of it.


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Mont is a fair-skinned young-man with long blond hair, part of which he ties in a braid over his right side. He wears a black suit of armor with darker arm and leg protectors, with white pants underneath. His official artwork feature him with a common sword. He dons a long red cape with large white fur over his back with the lion emblem placed near the left side of his chest.

Mont is a kind and peaceful man who dislikes conflict and prefers diplomacy over warring. Mont is hardly a spoiled prince and truly feels the weight of his position, although many consider his inclination towards to benevolence even to some of his enemies to be naive and at times Mont exhibits a lack of understanding of the situation.
Although he is molded into shape by his growing dire circumstances, Mont decides to hold true to his beliefs and stick with his kindness, refusing to sacrifice others for his own sake and loyally putting his own neck in danger to defend others. Many consider his gentle heart to be his greatest weakness, as he does not fully commit to acts of cruelty that are warranted in war. However, his kindness also proves to be his greatest strength, as it inspires his allies to follow him to fulfill his ideals to create a world devoid of war.
Mont underestimates his skills, thinking he is not a match to his younger brother, although many observe that Mont has grown considerably stronger, more resolute, and has great potential. As the war develops, Mont is forced to face increasingly direr challenges, learning to cope with the cruel circumstances of war and begins to show more willingness to fight, if anything for the sake of his loved ones more so than his own benefit. He grows more confident, taking more seriously his role as the heir to the throne.
There are hints of mutual feelings between Mont and Machérie Hourne , but the two don't fully commit due to the pressing issues mounted upon them and their countries, preferring to work together instead. Mont nonetheless cares greatly for Machérie and has done his utmost to save her from peril and try to keep her safe. Following his battle for the throne of Leonis, Mont takes his position as king with pride, now more determined than ever to fight for his friends and his kingdom, and to fulfill the role of guardian entrusted to the Leonisian kings.


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As the Ashen King, Mont dons an unusually shaped suit of dark armor with arrays of spikes. Uneven strands of red and black robes intermix along with the armor, and parts of his equipment feature fur. The entire suit, including red claws, leggings with sharpened toes and most noticeably, a helmet that covers the entirety of his face, reveal an imposing, even diabolical figure. Beneath the helmet, Mont looks like an older version of his main self, but with considerably longer, messy hair that flows wildly. He uses a red sword in combat.

As the Ashen King, Mont is an homicidal despot who commits indiscriminate acts of violence, laying waste to nations and worlds without a sign of remorse. Embittered by the attempt on his life that signified the loss of Lilyth, Mont grew resentful and disillusioned in the people of Ardra, who were in perpetual war, and who would refuse to engage in peaceful solutions.
Determined to protect Kitone, Volke, and Oldoa, whom he views as his remaining family, Mont became resolute to secure a future for them, radicalizing himself in the process. Mont came to the realization that the only way to build the utopia he so desired was to utilize the power of the Core Crystals to elevate himself into a God, to wipe the slate clean and rebuild all the worlds in the Farplane from the ashes (thus his title).
Mont is so absorbed in this target that he spares no one he views as an obstacle, even murdering the Machérie Hourne of his continuity, with whom he shared a relationship, in cold blood.


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Moore appears to be a young woman with long, blonde hair, with some strands tied into braids. She has pink eyes. She has a mole on the left side of her neck. She wears a necklace with a blue diamond. She wears a black bodysuit underneath her long, white collared garment. She wears multiple harnesses by her waist, securing her white garment to her body. She wears black gauntlets. She wears a long, blue cloak marked with jewels and having black ruffles by its ends and also having purple ropes throughout it. She wears white, thigh-high boots.

Moore is a stoic person, reacting to most things with apathy. While showing a cold exterior, deep down she carries a murderous grudge. Rundall destroying her home set her on course to kill King Jayden, and she is laser focused on this goal, leaving little room for anything else; the concerns of others, or even her own sister are secondary to her thirst for revenge.
Hardening herself for the task has made Moore outwardly emotionless, nihilistic, and detached. Approaching things with cold logic, she believes anything that deviates from a rational line to be a waste of time, reinforced by her powerful foretelling ability, which she exploits to follow the most surefire way to achieve her goals.


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Mustadio retains his initial appearance from Final Fantasy Tactics .

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


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Nador is a young boy with short brown hair and blue eyes. He wears a light grey, hooded tunic with the Sanctum's symbol on the sleeves, and a white shirt underneath. A blue sash is wrapped around his waist. His grey pants go just below the knees, and he also wears brown leather shoes.

Nador is an innocent, cheerful young boy who was looking forward to seeing his adoptive parents again and–despite their costumed, monstrous appearance–doesn't show the slightest bit of fear of them. Due to the nature of Dorando and Gargas' work as mercenaries, Nador does not live with them and they have little time to care for him. While the boy would start living with them rather sooner than later, he is easily placated by their explanation as to why it's not possible and immediately switches to a different topic, showing that he's neither pushy nor lingering on the issue. His youthful naivety also shows in him seemingly being unaware how uncommon it is to have two fathers until it was pointed out to him, and he curiously asks his "Papas" about it.
Nador is a devout follower of the Crystal Sanctum's teachings, proudly letting Dorando and Gargas know that he hasn't missed a single prayer while they were gone. He is also rather responsible for his age, being able to get by on his own with the money he receives from his fathers, as well as being obedient and able to keep a secret, as he has neither opened the stone box he's been entrusted with, nor has he told others about it.


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Nasha is a young woman with light pink hair tied into a ponytail on the right side and grey eyes. She wears a blue, black and red outfit with sliver armor and red and black boots and wears a purple headband with white flowers.

Out of her love for Prince Sterne of Leonis, she rejected the marriage arranged by her parents and left her village home behind. During the enlistment test for «Fortem», the division led by Sterne, she headed towards a skeletons' den; but, having no sense of direction, she got hopelessly lost in the caverns.


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Noctis Lucis Caelum (War of the Visions)

Noctis retains his original appearance from Final Fantasy XV .


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Oelde is a middle aged man with short blond hair with a ponytail, beard, and blue eyes. He is shown to be wearing sliver with a red cloak with the symbol of Leonis.

Oelde is a firm resolute ruler to his nation, and a strict father to his sons whom he regularly reprimands to behave like their status demands. Oelde's long ambition in life is to preserve the Leonis royal bloodline no matter the cost, even if it requires the lives of close ones to achieve.
For that reason, he is more than willing to even abandon his wife and younger son for that purpose, causing a severe friction between himself and Sterne.
Oelde is completely unapologetic for his actions and is unafraid of the enemies he can make to fulfill his agenda of preservation. He constantly scolds Mont for his kindness, thinking it will put himself, others and his goal in peril, but nonetheless respects his commitment.
Oelde has a lighter side to himself although he rarely shows it. The few times he does, he often teases Mont on his potential love prospects.


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Oldoa is a tan-skinned muscular woman with long messy blue hair and purple eyes. She dresses in a revealing fashion, donning a set of purple clothes with long sleeves with white wrists. She covers her chest with white layers tied via golden strings around her exposed thighs and connecting to her signature Oldoan Apron, which has a white front with the symbol of Fennes in gold and a purple underside.
For gear, Oldoa wears a piece of spiked gold armor with large, spiked shoulder protectors adorned with purple gems, golden gloves, and a pair of golden boots. In her artwork, she wields an irregularly shaped greatsword with a spherical spiked hilt, which can also be seen in the tip of the handle.

Oldoa is a proud individual with a noisy disposition and a penchant for flair, dressing extravagantly and regularly trying to show off with dramatic entrances and exaggerated mannerisms. While in combat, she engages in loud expressions, energetically yelling her aggression while overstating her pain when being attacked.
Although initially coming off as arrogant and aggrandizing her strength, Oldoa is a talented strategist, being one of the few brains in a nation known for little more than brawn and brutality. She provides intelligence to the operations of Fennes and her tactical skill is shown when she begged for mercy and feigned weakness to stall for time while guiding her reinforcements to her rescue. She is effective at overseeing slave camps.
Oldoa is fanatically loyal to Muraga, with whom she shares a distant family connection, idolizing his strength and doing her utmost to serve him. Muraga trusts Oldoa, making her one of his generals and part of his royal guard. Oldoa hides warmer feelings for Muraga, which she is ultimately unable to convey due to his own unrequited feelings for Melnia ,. Oldoa detests Sadali Crysthea due to how easily he orders Muraga as he pleases.
She grew incredibly distressed when Muraga mutated into a monster, knowing he had lost his humanity and was unable to bring herself to try to stop him despite it being the morally right thing to do, being ready to even sacrifice herself if necessary. As Muraga's life neared its end, she begged to allow him to die with dignity and pretended to be Melnia to give him closure and send him off in peace, weeping inconsolably at his death. She grew vengeful of Melnia and sought to terminate her for desecrating Muraga's memory, even forging an alliance with Leonis for that purpose, bearing no ill will towards Mont Leonis who displayed lenience.
Oldoa shares a complicated bond with her right-hand woman, Kilphe , who was forced into servitude for Fennes due to her brother being taken hostage. Although the boy was killed, Oldoa blamed herself over being unable to keep him alive, and was incapable of sharing the truth with Kilphe, instead trying to make up by paying respects and delivering flowers to his corpse every day. Otherwise the two share a friendly relationship, as Kilphe is amused over Oldoa's fascination with cats, which are terrified of her imposing figure, much to her distress. Oldoa feels upset at Kilphe's forced servitude and is willing to pay with her own life to avenge for her misery.
Oldoa is a complex person who is benevolent and honorable at heart and loyal to those close to her. Although she claims to not lie, she is frequently called out on her previous deceptions, something she tries to dismiss as being an entirely different matter.


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Prompto retains his original appearance from Final Fantasy XV .


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Rain retains his appearance from Final Fantasy: Brave Exvius Season 1.


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Ramada is a young woman with long, flowing blonde hair, with some strands tied into braids. She has red eyes. She wears a black horned helmet, a long red fur-trimmed cape, a belt emblazoned with a buckle shaped like a crescent moon, and a necklace affixed with a blue jewel. She wears a teal blue sleeveless shirt and a red miniskirt with slits at its sides. She wears gauntlets affixed with shields at the elbows fastened to her arms with belts. She wears thigh holsters that carry knives and brown thigh-high boots.
In her winter outfit, she wears a white helmet decorated with earmuffs, has antlers affixed on its top and a long ribbon trimmed with red, green and white. She wears a red lowcut sweater dress frilled at its ends and lined with a neckerchief trimmed with red, green and white. She wears a white undershirt and a holster carrying a sword that's also trimmed with red, green and white. She wears brown thigh-high boots.

In a last-ditch attempt to save Ramada, Lilyth tries to sacrifice herself to stay Muraga. Vallaide, Little Leela, and Sosha intervene and attempt to rescue the duo. Their efforts prove to be in vain as Muraga takes and kills Vallaide while the four can only watch. As Little Leela and Sosha are petrified by fear, Engelbert, Frederika and Lorenzo arrive to confront Muraga.
When Mont arrives to the scene, he sees that Muraga has slain Ramada and all of his companions, with Little Leela and Sosha nowhere to be seen.


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Ramza retains his initial appearance from Final Fantasy Tactics .