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'''''La Pucelle''''' (a.k.a. ''La Pucelle: Tactics'') is a [[Turn-Based Strategy]] game released on the [[PlayStation 2]] by [[Nippon Ichi]]. In Japan, it came out a year before ''[[Disgaea]]: Hour of Darkness'', but was released several months after that game in other countries. It is set in the same world as the ''Marl Kingdom'' series, and one of the characters is the grandson of the main character of the first ''Marl Kingdom'' game ( a.k.a. ''[[Rhapsody: A Musical Adventure]]'').
It takes place in the kingdom of Paprica, and tells the tale of a battle between the [[Crystal Dragon Jesus|Maiden of Light]] and the [[Dark Messiah|Dark Prince]], favored servant of the [[Fallen Angel]] Calamity. The [[Saintly Church|Church of the Holy Maiden]] servants of the Light has employed a group of [[The Hunter|demon hunters]] known as "La Pucelle" to help keep the city of Pot au Feu safe from monsters.
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* [[Ramming Always Works]]: ''Ragnarok'' takes it [[Up to Eleven|even further]] by having Prier as a demon using the same technique... [[Dungeon Bypass|without the ship, using only herself flying at top speed]].
* [[Ryu and Ken]]: While their special attacks are different, Laharl, Etna, Flonne and the Prinnies have the exact same stats as Prier, Alouette, Culotte and the Chocolats respectively.
* [[Same Content, Different Rating]]: The original game was rated Cero A, but ''Ragnarok'' was upped to Cero C. No explanation was given as to why. This is especially strange when you consider that ''[[Soul Nomad]]'' and its infamous "Demon Path" is rated Cero A...
* [[Unreliable Narrator]]: {{spoiler|Prier is succumbing to Darkness, so a lot of things in the real world may not quite be so. Like her seeing her friends as demons and demons as her friends. Whether she snaps out of it in time depends on a number of factors}}.
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