Simultaneously, Klaus being the true Big Bad (or a possessed avatar of the true villain). Captain Obvious Reveal: Hilda, the supposed Big Bad, is Good All Along, and she and the other Harbingers joining the party.Some say that her justification is good, while others say that it doesn't work at all because we're never shown her attempting to talk with people to prepare for the inevitable return of angels, not even in flashbacks after she joins the party and spends alone time with Alto. Base-Breaking Character: Hilda, once her true motives are revealed, mostly due to her refusal to talk about things in favor of just saying nobody will understand what she's doing.It's never brought up again, and Hilda's ending has her have a child with Alto instead of anything tied to her kingdom. Angst? What Angst?: Hilda doesn't really show much care about her old kingdom of Fahrenheit, even after Giselle - right in front of Hilda - states to Xeno that she destroyed it.A Witch’s Song does not only provide a theme override to pump you up as you prepare yourself to redefine the fleshen structure of your adversaries’ buttocks with a well-delivered beatdown, but also applies unique buffs to the entire party for the duration of the Song itself, at the cost of rendering the singing Witch inert as she bangs them tunes for the rest of your squad’s benefit. Now, you may remember I mentioned songs being relevant earlier: indeed, some of your party members are “Witches”, each one connected to a specific element that defines the type of spells they may sling at their enemy, but more importantly, Witches possess the ability to Sing. Battles happen in 3d environs, featuring a typical square grid where characters may attack each other with a variety of attacks, magical attacks and special skills. The gameplay is divided between visual novel portions where the story and side-events focusing on Alto’s interaction with his fellow party members are presented, and combat. You will meet many a character, recruit some, seduce others, beat up a recurring squad of zany villains, discover flabbergasting revelations about the true nature of the world and Alto’s own circumstances, and generally be guaranteed to fill up more spots than bingo cards you may have to contain all of them. His monotonous and clichéd life is interrupted by the less monotonous but just as clichéd chance meeting with Hilda, a Stoic White-Haired Beauty able to use Mysterious Powers - a meeting that shakes up the status quo and sparks an escalation of events that’ll lead to Alto joining the Fantasy Kingdom’s Capital’s army, touring a continent comprised of more diverse biomes than you could fit in a single environ if you were a 12-years old kid armed with nothing but the Warcraft 2 map editor and a complete lack of awareness on environmental geology. The story is relatively standard fare Anime Fantasy that starts you off with Alto, the protagonist, living in a secluded village along with his Obligatory Childhood Friend Lisette, hunting down low level mobs for sustenance and abating the general ennui one suffers when your only other available pastimes are picking flowers or beating rocks with a stick.

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