Soul Nomad & the World Eaters/Characters

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Protagonists

Revya

Revya (female)

Voiced by: Yukiko Kikuchi (Female) (JP), Kensuke Nishi (Male) (JP)

The Silent Protagonist of our story. Gender and name are determined by you (though she appears in Disgaea 3: Absence of Justice as a female and the default name is Revya). Depending on the path taken, is either really nice, or evil incarnate. Is actually a World Eater (no, not that one).

Tropes exhibited by Revya include:

Revya (In response to Levin sniffing out an enemy): Woof, Woof, doggy.
Revya (When Danette suggests hotpods will fall from the sky): That’s a pretty stupid thing to say.

Gig/Vigilance

Voiced by: Akira Sasanuma (JP), Yuri Lowenthal (EN)

A fallen god sealed inside the Onyx Blade. A Master of Death. Omnicidal, sociopathic, and awesomely evil. Was not originally like this. He was originally the benevolent Vigilance, but after Median killed him, he was reborn by Drazil as the Omnicidal Maniac we all know and love. Hilarity Ensues.

Tropes exhibited by Gig/Vigilance include:


  • Almighty Janitor: Gig is a Master of Death, technically a subordinate to the World Rulers and equal to a Master of Life. He is more powerful than either, killing both Drazil, Gamma and Joules combined in a Single-Stroke Battle in the normal ending. In the Demon Path, Revya uses Gig's full power to kill Drazil and Haephnes, and neither of them are able to stop him/her.
  • Badass: Anyone who can give Zetta a run for his money in power and trash-talking has earned this.
  • Bad Boss: Thuris and Raksha both mention that when they were rampaging through Haephness that Gig was very abusive towards them, hence part of why they want him dead.
  • Big Eater: The Vitali ending says that he stayed a restaurant that served hotpods for three days and ate its entire stock.
  • Brainwashed and Crazy: Thanks to Drazil.
  • Came Back Wrong
  • Chewing the Scenery: Gig does this a lot in the flashbacks.
  • Cluster F-Bomb: Gig does not have the cleanest mouth around.
  • Consummate Liar: Although he does drop hints when he's lying, no one picks up on it. It helps that the target of most of his lies is Danette.
  • Deadpan Snarker
  • Deal with the Devil: Tries this with Revya.
  • Don't Fear the Reaper: As Vigilance.
  • Evil Is Dumb: In a rather literal sense, he's not be bright when evil and tends to act more competent when turning good.
  • Fallen Hero: Was tossed down rather than fell.
  • The Grim Reaper: Gig is a 'master of death' — a being who should technically do the standard duties of the grim reaper.
  • Heroic Comedic Sociopath
  • Hey, You: He rarely ever calls anyone by their given name, but if he does have to call them by something, it's usually very insulting ('Stupid Cow' for Danette and 'Sister Loving Man Cow' for Levin). The only exception is Revya, who he calls 'Kid' or 'Soulmate' if he's being nice.
    • Well really nobody refers to Revya by name.
  • Idiot Ball: In the Normal Path, he frequently tries to convinces Reyva to give him control and just as many times says he'll destroy the world if he gets control, so not surprisingly Revya always refuses.
  • The Imp
  • Jerkass -> Jerk with a Heart of Gold: He spends much of the game taunting and rudely dismissing everyone around him (especially Danette and Levin), and heavily vocalizes his intent to wipe out the world once he gets control of Revya's body. However, while still quite rude, he mellows over time, becoming especially caring towards Revya.
  • The Lancer: Personality-wise, at least. Gig is verbose where Revya is mostly silent, sadistic and selfish where Revya is kind and selfless, cynical and sarcastic where Revya is naive and honest, and very fond of playing shoulder devil to his 'soulmate'.
  • Large Ham: Especially in the English version.
  • Laser-Guided Amnesia: when Gig was revived by Drazil, all of his memories as Vigilance were creased, though over the course of the game, he gradually regains them.
  • Laughably Evil: Easily the funniest character in the game.
  • My God, What Have I Done?: During the Good Ending of the Demon Path, Gig snaps back to his senses as Vigilance and despairs over the crimes he committed as Gig, vowing to set things right and atone.
    • Hoist by His Own Petard: In the other ending, Gig quite abruptly regrets giving Revya so much power when Revya uses it all to devour him.
  • Omnicidal Maniac: As he often says, he wants to destroy everything, except hotpods.
  • Redemption Equals Death: Sacrifices himself to defeat Drazil and his Masters of Life and Death, however...
  • Sinister Scythe
  • Theme Music Power-Up: "BAD BOYS" plays = Gig will be sarcastic. "Desperado" plays = Gig will own someone. "Rockin' Rocks" plays = Gig will destroy someone.
  • Token Evil Teammate
  • Trademark Favorite Food: Hotpods.
  • White-Haired Pretty Boy: He looks like your classic white haired psycho and certainly acts genocidal at first, but mellows out some as time goes on.
  • You Will Be Spared: Hotpods.

Danette

Voiced by: Chiwa Saitou (JP), Amanda Winn-Lee (EN)

Female Sepp who grew up with Revya. Fights with twin daggers. Nicknamed Stupid Cow by Gig.

Tropes exhibited by Danette include:

Haephnes

A mysterious woman who appears in the player's dream from time to time. She's actually the God of the world where the game takes place. And is more or less the adopted mom of Revya.

Tropes exhibited by Haephnes include:

Lady Layna a.k.a. Virtuous

Voiced by: Mary Elizabeth McGlynn (EN)

An elderly lady who was once a warrior queen who plays the role Revya and Danette's mentor and caretaker.

In truth, she's Virtuous, Master of Life. She and Layna were once merged in a manner similar to Revya and Gig, but Gig killed their shared body once, and Layna's soul passed into the cycle of Rebirth, leaving Virtuous alone in her body. She is a World Ruler. Also a master manipulator.

Tropes exhibited by Lady Layna include:

Levin a.k.a. Raksha

Voiced by: Tatsuhisa Suzuki (JP), Liam O'Brien (EN)

A Sepp and one of Christophe's guards, who cares a lot about his sister Euphoria. He's a ridiculously fast runner and strong, though a little dimwitted and reckless. Not. He's actually Raksha, one of the three World Eaters who was once under Gig's command. He crushed the soul of the original Levin when he was young and used his body to carry out his Evil Plan.

Tropes exhibited by Levin include:

Vitali

Voiced by: Michihiko Hagi (JP), Derek Stephen Prince (EN)

A friend of Levin's and a cleric, Vitali is also one of Christophe's guards. A highly skilled chef.

Tropes exhibited by Vitali include:

Juno

Voiced by: Miho Miyagawa (JP)

A Nereid that joins the party. Very protective of her adopted son Penn.

Tropes exhibited by Juno include:

Endorph/Walnut

Voiced by: Kosuke Toriumi (JP), Troy Baker (EN)

A mysterious man who usurped leadership of a band of thieves and turned them into a Robin Hood-esque band of rogues. He's actually Walnut from Phantom Brave, who was sent to Prodesto after he dragged Sulphur through the dimensional gate at the end of the game.

Tropes exhibited by Endorph include:


Grunzford

Voiced by: Tadahisa Saizen (JP), David Lodge (EN)

A Redflank who used to live in the same village as Revya. Left in protest against fusing Gig to a human. A grumpy old man who likes to complain about Sepps.

Tropes exhibited by Grunzford include:
  • An Axe to Grind: Fights with a gigantic two-handed axe.
  • The Big Guy: He's massive and bulky, as well as very strong.
  • Cool Old Guy: Pushing 200 years old, which is old even for the long-living Redflank, but is a laid-back guy that's still an amazing fighter.
  • Genius Bruiser: He managed to pull a Batman Gambit on the Devourlord, as his personal Demon Path CMOA.
  • Grumpy Old Man: Mostly because he feel the youth need to learn to mind their manners, especially young Sepps like Levin and Danette.
  • A Load of Bull: The Redflank are a race of Minotaur men.
  • Mighty Glacier: High health, attack and defense, but poor speed and movement.
  • The Obi-Wan
  • Promotion to Parent: For Trish.
  • Retired Badass: He has since left the protection of the village to the his fellow Redflanks, but he can still kick ass.
  • Scars Are Forever: He's covered in them.
  • Team Dad: Takes on a fatherly role to most of the party after joining, particularly with Trish and Levin.

Dio/Odie

Voiced by: Kazutaka Ishii (JP), Doug Erholtz (EN)

A Draconsage, Dio is supposedly a great mage traveling with the legendary warrior Gestahl but proves to be an incompetent klutz when facing off against Revya's group. Eventually, it's discovered that his real name is Odie (and the "Gestahl" accompanying him is a hotpod farmer named Vangogh) and Dio is his much more powerful brother. He soon befriends Revya's group

Tropes exhibited by Dio include:

Tricia

Voiced by: Mai Nakahara (JP), Wendee Lee (EN)

Idealistic but naive noble woman who adventures to help people. Grunzford acts as a mentor to her. She prefers to be called Trish.

Tropes exhibited by Tricia include:

Pinot and Agrippa

Pinot Voiced by: Anyana Taketatsu (JP), Amanda Winn-Lee (EN)

Agrippa Voiced by: Akane Yamaguchi (JP), Barbara Goodson (EN)


Two angels that have known Odie for some time.

Tropes exhibited by Pinot and Agrippa include:

Layna

Daughter of Median the Conquer. Like Revya, she is a World Eater. Saved the world from Gig with assistance from Virtuous. The last party member to join during the Normal Path.

Tropes exhibited by Layna include:

Lujei Piche

An unexpected unlockable character, Lujei escaped her world and starts exploring others, screwing them up in the process. It appears she has a connection to Endorph...

Tropes exhibited by Lujei Piche include:
  • Back from the Dead: Unclear; she was a ghost in her own game
  • Berserk Button: Being reminded of her death by poisoning sent her into a psychotic fit of rage.
  • Boobs of Steel: More of the Glass Cannon type. She can throw down some powerful magic. Also, she's quite stacked, giving Shauna and Alexemia a run for their money.
  • Cloudcuckoolander: Hoo-boy, she's such a nut case that even Gig is freaked out by her.
  • Flanderization: YMMV on this.
  • Glass Cannon: Has the best INT attacks out of your playable characters. Can't take a hit worth a dime.
  • Instant Awesome, Just Add Dragons: Her Special Attack.
  • Love Makes You Crazy: Just ask Mevy, the talking skull of her dead lover that she carries around on her staff.
  • Power Floats
  • Shout-Out: All of her movesets? They're all of the Arcane Summons from Grim Grimoire. Which goes into Irony levels due to the fact that her student learned Necromancy from her. That could mean Lujei had some skills when she was alive.
  • Spanner in the Works: Specifically, she's the one who sent Sulfur back to the world of Phantom Brave as a Bonus Boss, rendering the sacrifices involved pointless. Endorph was not happy to hear this.
  • Stable Time Loop: During the flashback where Median kills Vilgilance, if you answer "You must've been pissed", you find out that Lujei sends you back in time to fight Median. If you win, you find out that thanks to this, Virtuous finds out a way to fuse souls, thus making the plan of fusing Gig's and Revya's soul possible. Which also gave Drazil two souls for the last two World Eaters, Thuris and Raksha. So in short... Lujei helped SAVE the world! ...And gave Drazil the two souls he needed to create the last two death machines... But hey, it's Lujei.
  • A Wizard Did It: She IS the Wizard.
  • Yandere

Christophe

Voiced by: Hideaki Nonaka (JP), Jamieson Price (EN)

A businessman the party runs into early in the game. A pretty nice, if pragmatic, guy.

Tropes exhibited by Christophe include:
  • Big Damn Heroes: The guy comes in with a small army to help Revya during their fight against Feinne the second time.
  • Demoted to Extra: He gets only one scene in the Demon Path, after that, you never hear from him again.
  • Good Smoking: Smokes a pipe.
  • Heroic BSOD Has a minor one after Cuthbert kills himself out of guilt. He picks himself together quickly, though.
  • My Greatest Failure: It's suggested that he betrayed his best friend Lobo when they were younger, thus causing the latter to become evil.
  • Non-Action Guy: Doesn't directly fight himself, but supplies soldiers for Revya.
  • Self-Made Man: Is successful due to his honest work ethic.

Galahad

Voiced by: YûKi Kaji (JP), Derek Stephen Prince (EN)

Chevalier of the forces of Raide, Galahad begins as a minor cowardly threat, but he improves greatly by the end of the events concerning World Eater Feinne.

Tropes exhibited by Galahad include:
  • Break the Haughty: In the Demon Path, big time.
  • Character Development: Goes from a haughty, corrupt and arrogant man who is only interested in his status within the kingdom to a noble leader and trustworthy ally.
  • Envy/The Starscream: Towards Thorndyke. He starts taking a level in badass after realizing Thorndyke was a really noble guy who was unfairly executed. In the Demon Path, however, when Thorndyke is forced to join Revya, he ridicules him.
  • Evil Is Dumb
  • Heel Face Turn: Starts out as nothing but a corrupt bully, but grows into a heroic person over time.
  • Out of Focus: In the Normal Path, after showing remarkable growth up to the fight with Feinne, he quite suddenly drops out of the storyline at about the same time as Juno.
    • Justified; he was elected to help rebuild Raide after Feinne lazered it to the ground.
  • Sanity Slippage: Galahad becomes the only real source of humor in the Demon Path because of the spectacular way he loses it.
  • Redemption Promotion: Becomes the Prime Minister of New Raide.
  • Took a Level in Badass: To a certain extent, he's considerably more courageous just before the fight with Feinne.
  • Warmup Boss: The first real foe the player faces, Galahad still isn't much of a threat.

Alexemia

Voiced by: Yukiko Mizuochi (JP), Karen Strassman (EN) Queen of the Nereids. Though she can't walk on land, she has Juno be her eyes and ears for her in the outside world.

Tropes exhibited by Alexemia include:
  • Cast From HP: She has a miraculous healing power, but it uses up a bit of her life force.
  • Demoted to Extra: Only gets one scene in the Demon Path, sadly.
  • Healing Hands
  • Her Heart Will Go On: Admits that she was in love with someone in the Demon Path (Normal Path hinted that her lover was one of the kings of Raide). It's implied that she wishes to see him.
  • Ms. Fanservice: Alexemia is practically naked, for Haephnes sake! She's only wearing a crown and a freakin' seashell bra.
  • Our Mermaids Are Different: Averted, somewhat. She's more of the standard mermain since she can't last on land too much, and she has the fish lower half.
  • Reasonable Authority Figure
  • Seashell Bra: Takes it a step further; Alexemia has Seashell nipple-covers.
  • Team Mom: For the Nereids. This trope is more literal than usual cases becasue it's implied that she IS all of the Nereids' mother.

Penn/Richard

Voiced by: Minami Fujii (JP), Barbara Goodson (EN)

A human child adopted by the Nereid as part of their plan to repopulate the race.

Tropes exhibited by Penn include:


Antagonists

Feinne a.k.a. Resilience

The first of the titular World Eaters encountered. Gig says she's his favorite World Eater, as she is the most powerful of the three and the most obedient. She has little will of her own, and stood silently for centuries following Gig's defeat, only attacking in self-defence. She is actually Resilience, one of the Haephnes gods who committed suicide in order to be reborn among the humans. Drazil warped her into the form of Feinne instead.

Tropes exhibited by Feinne include:
  • Came Back Wrong: Like Gig.
  • Curb Stomp Battle: Battles against her are always this in the Normal Path, either in your favor or hers. The Demon Path often has you and her on even footing.
  • Hopeless Boss Fight: Feinne is too powerful to defeat without tapping into Gig's power, and Gig's power comes with a heavy cost. If you do defeat her when you're not supposed to, you end up fighting Asagi.
  • I Cannot Self-Terminate: She does self terminate as Resilience, and the results weren't pretty for her, so it's perhaps understandable she requests others do the job for her as Feinne. She requests this of both Gig and Raksha in the Normal and Demon Path respectively.
  • The Unfought: Borderline in the Normal Path; you're either hopelessly outclassed or she is, so there's not much chance to ever have a real fight with her.
  • Wave Motion Gun: Her normal form of offense.

Thuris


The second World Eater encountered, Thuris by far is the weakest of the three, focusing more on scheming than direct shows of power. He has the misfortune of being one of the first enemies encountered in either path, and as such, often falls prey to the Sorting Algorithm of Evil.

Tropes exhibited by Thuris include:
  • Big Bad Wannabe
  • The Chessmaster: Subverted; he's supposed to be one, but the problem for him is Soul Nomad is a Gambit Pileup from the word go, and he's got at least four other chessmasters he's competing against.
  • Fate Worse Than Death: He's resurrected by the Drazillian Masters of Life and Death just to be consumed by them near the end of the game, though this could be considered Kick the Son of a Bitch instead. They try to do the same to Feinne, but Revya and Gig intervene and Mercy Kill her.
  • A God Am I: Since normal people can't see him, he's managed to create a massive cult known as the Thurists.
  • Guide Dang It: Thuris is the first World Eater type enemy you get into a real battle with, and can be a tricky foe until you figure out the easiest way to take them down. The trick is, they can't move, so stay out of his range until everything else on the field is dead and then muster your forces and power yourself up outside his range, then move in for the kill. Unlike other enemies, World Eater types cannot counter attack, so you can beat on him with impunity during your turns.
  • Hearing Voices: Normal people can't see him, so he's managed to convince hundreds that he's a god with a disembodied voice.
  • Informed Ability: The World Eater who is supposed to be the best schemer of the three winds up Out-Gambitted by every other chessmaster in the story.
  • Laughing Mad: In the Normal Path. So much that it even rivals the The Joker's and actually frightens Gig. Story-wise, it's averted in the Demon Path.
  • Out-Gambitted: See above.
  • Plaguemaster: The creator of Scarlet Iago, the deadly disease ravaging the land.
  • Smug Snake
  • Taking You with Me: When he's utterly beaten, Thuris self-destructs to spread a cloud of pure Scarlet Iago upon the party to try to kill them too.
  • Villain Forgot to Level Grind: He actually is a certifiable threat the first time you see him, but the second encounter is when he gets seriously Out-Gambitted, and since you've already worked out how to beat him the first time, the rematch is much simpler.

Raksha

The third world eater encountered, Raksha is, like Feinne, inactive initially, but this is due to being sealed in a cursed forest by the Dio family for generations. In truth, Raksha simply left his hollow shell of a body behind in the forest when he moved his soul into Levin's body instead.

Tropes exhibited by Raksha include:
  • The Brute: The strongest physically of the World Eaters, but not big on brain power. Well, not quite; he's become one of Soul Nomad's many chessmasters since Gig was sealed.
  • The Chessmaster: He spends most of the game disguised as Levin to in a plan to kill anybody he considers a threat to his Evil Plan (the full details of which aren't stated), consisting of Thuris, Fienne, Layna and Gig. Succeeds in his plan to kill Layna by having Dio trap everyone in a seal so she would come to release them so he could get the jump on her after killing the other two World Eaters.
  • Climax Boss: Even knowing how to fight World Eaters from fighting Thuris twice, and with the members of the Hidden Village on your side, Raksha is still no slouch; defeating him really comes down to taking him down before he can smash all your characters into paste.
  • Dark Reprise: His battle theme is a remix of Levin's theme.
  • Demonic Possession: Done to Levin.
  • Kill It with Fire: His attacks consist of breathing fire and growing pair of Wolverine Claws made of fire attacking with them.
  • Sesquipedalian Loquaciousness: He talks normally, but Gig noted that he's learned 'many big angry words'. Raksha said that he's feeling verbose.
  • Took a Level In Dumbass: Reversed. If Gig's reactions are anything to imply, Raksha's taken a level in genius instead.
  • Wolverine Claws: Made of fire.

Kanan

Voiced by: Kanako Tôjo (JP), Jessica Straus (EN)

The leader of the Thurists, the cult that worships Thuris as a god.

Tropes exhibited by Kanan include:

Thorndyke

Voiced by: Teruyuki Tanzawa (JP), Dave Wittenberg (EN)

Commander of the Knights of Raide. Is a very noble, honorable, but misguided man trying to prevent the group from making things worse with Feinne.

Tropes exhibited by Thorndyke include:

Lobo

Voiced by: Osamu Hosoi (JP), Doug Erholtz (EN)

Male Sepp who is the leader of the Yesterwind, a Black Market organization that kidnaps and smuggles children.

Tropes exhibited by Lobo include:
  • Dirty Coward: After Endorph manages to subdue him, he begs Christophe (who he was just holding at knife-point moments ago) to spare him.

Lobo: (Holding Christophe at knifepoint) Hahaha! 'No fair' is my favorite kind.

Cuthbert

Voiced by: Kensuke Nishi (JP), Patrick Seitz (EN)

Christophe's younger brother. His initial appearances are few, but it eventually becomes clear he's working with both Lobo and Shauna, and the party is forced to fight him at the Yesterwind stronghold. He kills Lobo to keep Christophe's hands clean, and then commits suicide out of guilt for his own misdeeds.

Tropes exhibited by Cuthbert include:


Shauna

Voiced by: Kaori Mizuhashi (JP), Karen Strassman (EN)

A bandit who unlike Endorph despises the poor and would rather rob them blind and see them suffer. She serves as a recurring antagonist to Revya's group afterwards. She's actually Trish's long-lost sister, Shari, and in the Normal Path gives up her medicine to save her from Scarlet Iago, eventually succumbing to the disease herself.

Tropes exhibited by Shauna include:

Nash and Lerouche

Shauna's two sidekicks. Generic Pyre Mages.

Tropes exhibited by Nash and Lerouche include:

Hawthorne

Merchant with some extensive skeletons in his closet.

Tropes exhibited by Hawthorn include:

Dio of the Evil Eye

The actual Dio and Odie's younger brother. The scion of the prestigious Dio family of sorcerers, he serves as an adviser to Queen Diness of Orviska. His ultimate goal is to kill Layna/Virtuous for humiliating his family generations ago to prove that the Dio line is more powerful and to take over the world for Median. Actively working with the World Eater Raksha.

Tropes exhibited by Dio of the Evil Eye include:
  • Always Someone Better: Layna is his (and his family's) someone better, and he hates her for it. Also, he's this to Odie.
  • Boom Stick: His weapon, since he is a Dracosage.
  • Climax Boss: The last boss fought before crossing over to the other world. The battle in which you directly fight him and one before it are two of the longest and most tactically involving in the game, forcing you to carefully work your way around cramped terrain and bring down hordes of enemy troops. Dio himself is one of the very few enemies in the Normal Path to travel with a full team of nine units. And just to drive the point home, Rock n Rock's plays during the battle.
  • The Dragon: To Gestahl.
  • Evil Chancellor: Subverted. He's totally loyal to the queen (and in the Demon Path actively risks his life to save her), but still an asshole.
  • Evil Counterpart: To Odie.
  • Evil Sorcerer
  • Guest Star Party Member: Joins the party in the Demon Path for a brief amount of time.
  • Heel Face Turn: In the Demon Path, plays a Hero Antagonist role since he's initially to protect Orviska, and rescue the queen after Revya takes over. After Ghestal's death, he makes a full turn towards good and vows to work to better the world after Revya's defeat.
  • Not So Different: Is accused of being the same as Raksha in the Normal Path, to which he replies that Raksha doesn't actually want to rule anything, he just doesn't want anyone to give him orders.
  • Redemption Earns Life: In the Demon Path Good Ending.
  • Screw the Rules, I Make Them: His response to Odie calling him immoral magic is that laws are for commoners and that those who makes laws are above them.
  • Shock and Awe: Like the others dracosage units, his staff shoots thunderbolts.
  • Squishy Wizard: He is a Dracosage unit.
  • Undying Loyalty: To Median, even in death. So much so that the entire family spent over 200 years trying to revive and keep him alive.
  • Well-Intentioned Extremist: He was a jerk, make no mistake, but he was doing what he thought was best for the world. Killing Layna is just to satiate his pride though.

Blazing Gestahl/Lord Median the Conqueror

Voiced by: [[ Patrick Seitz (EN)

A half-zombified swordsman with unmatched power who has been the personal property, along with Yavis and Parin, of the head of the Dio Family for generations. He's in fact Lord Median, Came Back Wrong, and actually commands the head of the Dio Family, rather than the other way around. He wishes to regain his true power.

Tropes exhibited by Blazing Gestahl include:

Drazil

Voiced by: Jamieson Price (EN)

God of the alternate world and villain of the game. Drazil used Gig and the World Eaters to attempt to usurp the flow of souls from Haephnes and lead them all into his world. He believes his world knows true order and peace, but, in Gig's own words, his world is little more than a graveyard full of dead people who simply haven't stopped moving yet.

Tropes exhibited by Drazil include:
  • All Your Powers Combined: Is all about this. Not only does he combine with his Masters of Life and Death to form the final boss, but he draws power from his Drazillian minions as well.
  • Amazing Technicolor Battlefield
  • Big Bad: Of the Normal Path.
  • The Chessmaster: The top one in the storyline, rivaled only by Virtuous.
  • Co-Dragons: Gamma and Joules, the Drazillian Masters of Life and Death serve as this.
  • The Evils of Free Will: He, as well as his Masters of Life and Death, were disgusted with how Haephnes' world turned out. Firm believers that free will leads only to suffering and that everyone would be better off without it, this was the reason for his World of Silence.
  • Heel Face Turn: In the Demon Path bad ending.
  • Knight Templar: Damn brutal one. As long as his plans work, he doesn't care how much people suffer for his atrocities in the process, and he doesn't object to eating souls either.
  • Large Ham: He is voiced by Jamieson Price in the dub.
  • My God, What Have I Done?: Revya's actions in the Demon Path leave Drazil struck with guilt and fully aware he's entirely at fault for what she's done.
  • Polite Villains, Rude Heroes: Well, calling him, Gamma and Joules polite would be a better of stretch, their well-spoken attitude and the fact that party of heroes does include Gig makes them come off as polite by comparison.
  • Well-Intentioned Extremist
  • World of Silence: His world, where the people all look the same and have no sense of individuality.
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