Parasite Eve (video game)/Characters: Difference between revisions

* [[Little Black Dress]]: During Day 1.

* [[Missing Mom]]: Her mother died in a car crash along with Maya. Aya was raised by her father.

* [[Salt and Pepper]]: Aya and Daniel.

 

=== Mitochondria Eve ===

* [[Living Bodysuit]]: Melissa Pierce.

* [[Monster Is a Mommy]]

* [[Playing With Fire]]: Her "aura" immolates people and animals (the ones that don't melt into goo or mutate).

* [[Power Floats]]

 

* [[Cannot Spit It Out]]: {{spoiler|To Aya during the ending}}.

* [[Depleted Phlebotinum Shells]]: {{spoiler|The Maeda Bullets}}.

* [[Genius Ditz]]

* [[Info Dump]]: for the Hideaki Sena novel.

* [[Stop Helping Me]]: The trinkets are actually {{spoiler|Square's hamfisted way of making sure you have a space reserved for the [[Eleventh Hour Superpower|Maeda Bullets]] at the very end}}. You can leave old ones in storage as you acquire new ones {{spoiler|and the Narita just magically turns into the Maeda Crate when it's time}}.

 

Caretakers of the 17th's weapons storage area. Torres is hell-bent on making sure guns are used responsibly, having sworn off using them since his daughter died in a mishap with a loaded one. This tends to make him clash loudly with apprentice Wayne, an adherent to the [[More Dakka]] school of gun control. Both provide Aya with the facilities to modify weapons and armor to increase their bonus slots, and space to store unneeded items.

 

 

* [[Shout Out]]: They return (sort of) as proprietors of the Lindblum Synthesis Shop in ''[[Final Fantasy IX]]'', and reprise their argument when you first walk in: Wayne believes the key to victory is superior weaponry, where Torres puts his faith in superior armor.

* [[Misanthrope Supreme]]

* [[A Nazi By Any Other Name]]

 

=== Maya Brea ===

* [[Older Than They Look]]: Was 25 during the first game, ought to be 27 now, looks barely 21 thanks to her mitochondria going full blast, leading to...

* [[Shower Scene]]: No, not that! Next one!

 

=== Rupert Broderick ===

* [[Does Not Like Guns]]

* [[Killed Off for Real]]: Depending on the ending route.

* [[Playful Hacker]]

* [[Sunglasses At Night]]

* [[Brainwashed and Crazy]]: She was raised to be this way, amplified by being forced to wear a [[Final Fantasy VI|slave crown]]-esque helmet.

* {{spoiler|[[Cloning Blues]]}}

* [[Cute Mute]]: She never speaks until late in the game.

* [[Girls Love Stuffed Animals]]: Her prized possession is a teddy bear.

* [[Powered By a Forsaken Child]]: She was created to be used as {{spoiler|a living power source for Neo Ark's Ultimate ANMC}}.

* [[We Cannot Go On Without You]]: {{spoiler|There's one sequence where Aya must escort her out of a room that is slowly being filled with poison gas. Eve cannot defend herself at all, and if her HP hits 0, the game is over}}.

* [[Younger Than They Look]]: She has the appearance of a 10 year old girl, but was presumably "grown" in a much shorter amount of time.

 

* {{spoiler|[[Killed Off for Real]]: Along with Eve's body to prevent the creation of the Twisted.}}

* [[Limit Break]]: Liberation mode, in which Aya's powers break free of their limitations, letting her [[Guns Akimbo|dual-wield]], dance circles around enemies and fire very powerful energy blasts. Can come with a [[Dangerous Forbidden Technique]] (Inferno, which is [[Cast From Hit Points]]) if the player is inclined.

* [[Shout Out]]: One of her alternate costumes is Lightning from ''[[Final Fantasy XIII (Video Game)|Final Fantasy XIII]]''.

* [[Shower Scene]]

* {{spoiler|[[Dead All Along]]: Well, her ''body'' [[Running Gag|anyway]]...}}

* [[Healing Factor]]: Like her "sister" Aya.

* [[Shower Scene]]: Avoids obvious legality issues since she was in {{spoiler|Aya's body}} during it.

* {{spoiler|[[Tomato in The Mirror]]: She isn't [[Mind Screw|who she thinks Aya thinks she is.]]}}

 

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