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Hey, It's That Voice!: Simon Templeman as the male narrator. Kate Higgins is the female narrator.
Trailers Always Spoil: In the animated trailer for the PSP remake, a few important (and unexpected) scenes are shown, such as Leonar and Denam arguing right before the Balmamusa massacre or the Loslorien attack on Rhime.
Urban Legend of Zelda: Contrary to popular belief, you can not get Lanselot Tartaros and two of the other Dark Knights in Tactics Ogre. In the PSP remake, going Law means you can get Ozma. She's one of, if not the most powerful character you can get, due to her massive RT bonus (meaning she moves vastly faster than anyone else). She's also exceptional base stats and a fantastic class (with a lowish base RT, further increasing her speed advantage) that's normally Villain-Only.
What Could Have Been: There was evidently a plan to make more than one possible chapter four. However, they were limited by data restrictions (Super Nintendo and all), but the devs were allegedly happy with the finished product anyways.
- Let Us Cling Together was subtitled Episode VII in the same vein as Star Wars. There were only five official games in the timeline, and two of them are side stories.
Word of God: As much as people dislike the remake's renamings, most of them were intentional according to the artbook.
The Wiki Rule: The Tactics Ogre Wiki.

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 * [[Hey, It's That Voice!]]: Simon Templeman as the male narrator. [[Kate Higgins]] is the female narrator.
 * [[Trailers Always Spoil]]: In the animated trailer for the PSP remake, a few important (and unexpected) scenes are shown, such as {{spoiler|Leonar and Denam arguing right before the Balmamusa massacre}} or {{spoiler|the Loslorien attack on Rhime}}.
-* [[Urban Legend of Zelda]]: Contrary to popular belief, you can ''not'' get Lanselot Tartaros and two of the other Dark Knights in ''[[Tactics Ogre]]''. In the PSP remake, going Law means you ''can''  {{spoiler|get Ozma. She's}} one of, if not ''the'' most powerful character you can get, due to her massive RT bonus (meaning she moves vastly faster than anyone else). She's also exceptional base stats and a fantastic class (with a lowish base RT, further increasing her speed advantage) that's normally Villain-Only.
+* [[Urban Legend of Zelda]]: Contrary to popular belief, you can ''not'' get Lanselot Tartaros and two of the other Dark Knights in ''[[Tactics Ogre]]''. In the PSP remake, going Law means you ''can'' {{spoiler|get Ozma. She's}} one of, if not ''the'' most powerful character you can get, due to her massive RT bonus (meaning she moves vastly faster than anyone else). She's also exceptional base stats and a fantastic class (with a lowish base RT, further increasing her speed advantage) that's normally Villain-Only.
 * [[What Could Have Been]]: There was evidently a plan to make more than one possible chapter four. However, they were limited by data restrictions (Super Nintendo and all), but the devs were allegedly happy with the finished product anyways.
-** ''Let Us Cling Together'' was subtitled ''Episode VII'' in the same vein as ''[[Star Wars]]''. There were only 5 official games in the timeline, and two of them are side stories.
+** ''Let Us Cling Together'' was subtitled ''Episode VII'' in the same vein as ''[[Star Wars]]''. There were only five official games in the timeline, and two of them are side stories.
 * [[Word of God]]: As much as people dislike the remake's renamings, most of them were intentional according to the artbook.
-* [[The Wiki Rule]]: [https://tacticsogre.fandom.com/wiki/Tactics_Ogre_Let_Us_Cling_Together_Wiki The Tactics Orgre Wiki]
+* [[The Wiki Rule]]: [https://tacticsogre.fandom.com/wiki/Tactics_Ogre_Let_Us_Cling_Together_Wiki The ''Tactics Ogre'' Wiki].
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