Mabinogi (video game)/Characters: Difference between revisions

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* {{spoiler|[[Silly Rabbit, Idealism Is for Kids]]: Becomes noticeably more serious and cynical by the time of his reappearance.}}

* {{spoiler|[[Smite Me, O Mighty Smiter!]]: Once he loses Rian, the only person he had left, he demands Morrighan take pity on him and set things right for him. When She fails to deliver, he makes a [[Face Heel Turn]].}}

* [[Took a Level In Badass]].

* [[Took a Level in Badass]].

* [[Took a Level in Jerkass]].

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* [[Battle Couple]]: With [[Badass Bookworm]] Leymore.

* [[Boobs of Steel]]

* [[Bow and Sword In Accord]]

* [[Bow and Sword in Accord]]

* [[The Blacksmith]]: Becomes one after giving up the life of the sword. She's [[Up to Eleven|even worse than Ferghus]], but this is excusable, as she's only recently taken up her new job.

* [[Chickification]]: Played with; She begins to chikify during the end of G11, but proves she can still kick ass anyways in G12.

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* [[Purposefully Overpowered]]: Being {{spoiler|the very first Milletian}}, Shakespeare has had the most time to do everything a player can hope of doing in Mabinogi. As such, during the rp missions as him in G16, he has the highest rank of ''nearly every skill'' in the game, including race-specific ones, giving him ''incredible'' power.

* [[Rage Against the Heavens]]: {{spoiler|At the end of G16, he tries to challenge Morrighan, holding her responsible for Bella's death.}}

* [[Took a Level In Badass]]: Several levels. The first rp missions as Shakespeare has him with no skills and no equipment. With each rp, he gains new skills and equipment, culminating in him achieving the upper limits of what the most elite player can manage.

* [[Took a Level in Badass]]: Several levels. The first rp missions as Shakespeare has him with no skills and no equipment. With each rp, he gains new skills and equipment, culminating in him achieving the upper limits of what the most elite player can manage.

* {{spoiler|[[Trapped in Another World]]: Until the end of G16.}}

* [[Unwitting Pawn]]: {{spoiler|He starts off the plot of G16 by falling squarely for Bella and Lugh Lavada's scheme by murdering the King.}}

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* [[Action Girl]]: Doesn't hesitate to break into the Belvast prison to help spring Antonio.

* [[The Archer]]: Though she lacks the tomboy personality.

* [[Eek! a Mouse!]]: ''Swarms'' of rats, actually, so it's a bit less odious than the normal use of this trope.

* [[Eek! A Mouse!]]: ''Swarms'' of rats, actually, so it's a bit less odious than the normal use of this trope.

* [[Engagement Challenge]]: It's a big part of G15.

* [[Gilded Cage]]: She lives in a opulent mansion in Filia set for life due to the fortune her father left her, but Portia wants to see the lands beyond Connous.

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* [[Relationship Values]].

* [[Three Faces of Eve]]: Cecilia's the child.

* [[Took a Level In Badass]]: She goes from a helpless little girl to a competent fighter by the end of the story.

* [[Took a Level in Badass]]: She goes from a helpless little girl to a competent fighter by the end of the story.

=== Ysolte ===

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* [[Relationship Values]].

* [[Three Faces of Eve]]: Ysolte's the wife.

* [[Took a Level In Badass]]: Same as Cecilia.

* [[Took a Level in Badass]]: Same as Cecilia.

* [[Tsundere]].

* [[Ungrateful Bastard]]: She isn't the least bit thankful of the player's part in the rescue at the start of the side quest.