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An [[Action RPG]] by Square (now [[Square Enix]]) for the [[PlayStation]], which was released as ''Dewprism'' in Japan. The player can choose to follow the adventures of Rue or Mint as they quest for a powerful artifact, known as the Dewprism, that can reshape reality.
 
Rue has been living with Claire, a friend he loves as a sister, since she rescued him years ago. When [[Heroic Sacrifice|she is killed shielding him from the "Arm of Death,"]], he vows to find the Dewprism in order to bring her back. Rue's story is more serious with truly exceptional writing.
 
Mint is a princess horrified to learn she's been passed over in the line of succession for her younger sister. Enraged, she vows to find the Dewprism and take back what is rightfully hers, and then some. In fact, nothing less will do than [[Take Over the World|rulership over the whole world]]. Mint serves as comedic relief and a selfish foil for Rue's selflessness. Her quest is generally believed to be less powerfully written, but more fun.
 
It was adapted into a manga. As usual, [[No Export for You|it's only in Japanese]].
 
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* [[Alas, Poor Villain]]: {{spoiler|The three Masters in both stories. Doll Master in Rue's story.}}.
{{quote|{{spoiler|"... Brother... Thanks, Rue... Best thing I've heard in a hundred years..."}}}}
* [[Amplifier Artifact]]: The relics.
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* [[And the Adventure Continues...]]: The extended ending after completing both stories.
* [[Apocalyptic Log]]: Mint finds a journal of a man who hid an item in a monster and, apparently, died as a result. Her response? "What an idiot."
* [[Artificial Human]]: {{spoiler|Rue,}}, Prima Doll, and {{spoiler|Ruecian AKAa.k.a. Doll Master}}. {{spoiler|[[Sequel Hook|Also Ruenis, and there are implied to be many more...]]}}.
* [[Ascend to a Higher Plane of Existence]]: The fate of some of the Magicians.
* [[Badass Bookworm]]: Played straight and averted with Duke -: he gains his fighting techniques by reading epics... though his reading romantic novels doesn't help with his social clumsiness.
* [[Baleful Polymorph]]: Maya can turn Mint into a pumpkin during their fight, and does so on one of the credits' segments.
* [[Big Bad]]: {{spoiler|Valen}}.
* [[The Blacksmith]]: Rod, the red-haired chiseled traveler with [[Bare Your Midriff|the short vest]] and [[Nice Hat]]. Serves as an optional opponent [[Difficulty Spike|who gets harder every time he fights you]], upgrades both your weapon AND [[Evolving Attack|his own]], has a wolf named Johnny Wolf [[Dual Boss|who also fights alongside him]] and has built his own [[Cool Ship]].
* [[Booby Trap]]: Trap Master's preferred combat method.
* [[Cool Ship]]: Rod's Pulsar-inferno Typhoon Omega ([[Insistent Terminology|it's not]] [[Every Car Is a Pinto|a Pinto]]).
* [[Crowning Music of Awesome|Crowining Soundtrack of Awesome]]: Start with the [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Y-PH4nQgmc&feature=related title theme] and work your way through there; of note are [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RkZiSf5OUeE&fmt=18 Passing Through the Forest] and [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l8hdfb_T2gw&feature=related A chance meeting]
* [[Desperately Looking for a Purpose In Life]]: The reason Rod became a traveling blacksmith/warrior. While he's good at both, neither is what he desires.
* [[Ditto Fighter]]: Rue can take the form of most normal monsters encountered in the game.
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