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Oh boy. With a title like that, how are you supposed to describe ''this?''
''[[Infinite Undiscovery]]'' is an [[Eastern RPG|RPG]] for the Xbox 360 developed by [[Tri
The moon has been chained to the earth by the Order of Chains. Each chain causes the earth to wither around it, and unleashes monsters and natural disasters. Only a hero can break these chains.
The main character, Capell, is not that hero. ''[[Identical Stranger|He just looks like him]]''.
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* [[Dude Looks Like a Lady]]: Kiriya.
* [[Dull Surprise]]: Caitlyn Glass and Laura Bailey are the only actors worth noting here. The rest of the cast have a bad tendency to either be completely flat-toned, or enunciate in really weird ways. The aristos take the cake, however. They aimed for reserved and wise, instead they sound more wooden and uninterested than the most incredibly dull puppet show.
** Though to be fair, it's stated in the game itself that becoming an aristo changes a person's personality, making them more analytical and emotionless than they previously were. This doesn't excuse some of the other voice acting, though.
* [[Everything's Worse with Bears]]: Gustav the bear, for Capell's enemies. Capell can ride on his back and the bear in question can kick a lot of ass. And he breathes fire.
* [[Failure Is the Only Option]]: It doesn't matter how quickly you {{spoiler|reach Sapran when it comes under attack from Vermiforms. Faina, Leif, and most of the townsfolk will still die.}}
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* [[Improbable Hairstyle]]: Komachi's hair is tied by a bow...which also happens to be her hair.
** Actually, if you look, there's a hairclip keeping it in place. Doesn't explain how she maintains that style through dungeon after dungeon, though...
* [[Interface Screw]]: When you're [[Standard Status Effects|confused]], the controls get really wonky.
* [[Jerkass]]: Edward, who initially treats Capell like [[The Load]], and later as Lord Sigmund's [[Replacement Scrappy]], to the point of simply referring to him as "Impostor."
* [[Jerkass Gods]]: {{spoiler|Veros.}}
* [[Large Ham]]: Leonid's acting is... interesting, but the real winner here is Edward. He is always yelling and overreacting to everything, {{spoiler|especially when he's a vermiform. Just listen to those [[Evil Laugh|shrieking laughs.]].}} Weirdly enough, he gets less hammy after his [[Character Development]] kicks in.
** But honestly, do you expect a character voiced by [[David Vincent]] to be anything ''but'' a ham?
* [[Leaked Experience]]
* [[Loads and Loads of Characters]]: To the point where some dungeons require up to three parties to complete.
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* [[Not So Different]]: Aya realizes this between her and Saranda. {{spoiler|They both would support the ones they loved. Saranda to Leonid as much as Aya to Capell.}}
* [[Obvious Beta]]: Most of the game feels like a tech demo of stuff that would later show up in [[Star Ocean: The Last Hope]], and has a very unpolished feeling.
** On the other hand, the game doesn't suffer from the myriad problems that most betas tend to have. It does feel pretty rushed, though.
* [[Only Sane Man]]: Capell, at the start of the game, wants to know exactly ''why'' he's being dragged along to save the world, and why are these [[Bratty Half-Pint|kids]] following him around?
* [[Playing with Fire]]: Aya.
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* [[The Stoic]]: Aristos in general, most notably Savio, Touma, and Seraphina. Seraphina especially, who speaks as though she were a robot (i.e. always putting logic first, and using percentages and probability to describe things).
* [[Take Up My Sword]]: Lord Sigmund finds himself unable to break chains, so he has Capell do it. At the next chain, {{spoiler|he is killed protecting Capell.}}
* [[Theme Naming]]: For special attacks. For example, all of Aya's battle skills are named after birds (Sparrowrain, Peacock Plume, Cardinal Cloak, etc.), most of Edward's are water-related (Turbulent Swing, Twinstream, Rising Current, etc.), Komachi's are named after trees (Ash, Hornbeam, Crowfoot), Vic's are insect-related (Sliding Stinger, Dragon Flyer, Mantiscissors) and Capell's are music-related (Slashing [[Incredibly Lame Pun|Canon]], Symphonic Blade, Eternal Refrain). The only person who really doesn't seem to follow this is Touma.
* [[Ungrateful Bastard]]: No matter what {{spoiler|they have done to save the world,}} as soon as he finds out that {{spoiler|[[Broken Masquerade|Capell isn't really Sigmund]]}} the Emir {{spoiler|has the Liberation Force arrested.}} The fact that {{spoiler|Capell also reveals himself to be an [[Fantastic Racism|Unblessed]]}} doesn't help.
** Edward gets like this a bit as well, refusing to accept Capell in any way after {{spoiler|Sigmund's death and Capell assuming his identity}}, at least until his [[Break the Haughty]] moment.
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