Tales of Vesperia/WMG: Difference between revisions

* The 2000 Florida election ballots.

* Lesbian porn.

* Horrendously dirty laundry.

* Blastia porn.

* An invitation to Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry.

* Kinky dominatrix gear: whips, corsets, mouth gags, the works.

* Raven/Rita stuff.

* [[Final Fantasy VII|Orthopedic underwear.]]

Kratos appears in the bonus dungeon, and returns for the colosseum along with Dhaos and two people from other dimensions/worlds/timelines. Now, if this game is indeed the dawn of mana, it would truly be an event for the history books, a momentous occasion. Kratos and Dhaos both have access to time travel- Origin, the Eternal Sword, and Thor for Dhaos. At some point, both of them decided that they want to go back and meet the creators of mana and summon spirits, so they asked the relevant parties nicely for a portal and a pickup time a few weeks later. The mysterious bonus dungeon was Kratos going waaay overboard on a magical interview- he was going through their memories as a sort of interview in such a way as to minimize their contact with him and prevent paradoxes.

 

Similar to the above theory on [[Tales of Vesperia]] taking place on Dherris Kharlan, but with the variables arranged in a different way.

* All of the Blastia are converted into mana at the end of Vesperia, replacing the planet's aer supply and creating the constant mana bank in Symphonia and Phantasia. Simple enough.

* Vesperia's Krityans are Symphonia and Phantasia's elves, just... evolved in some way. Possibly similar to the Klingon ridge phenomenon.

* The Dein Nomos is the Eternal Sword; its original name is lost over the course of thousands of years. The reason why Lloyd can wield it as a pair of sabers and it looks completely different when Cless receives it is because [[Tales of Vesperia]] tells you the Dein Nomos is ''supposed'' to change its appearance based on its user.

 

== [[Literary Agent Hypothesis]]: The game is an adaptation of the book Estelle wrote in the credits. ==

Since [[Cloudcuckoolander|Ant Lion Man]] appears in both Tales of the Abyss and Tales of Vesperia, and his [[Jive Turkey|home-slice]] Kowz is running an identical scam as the one he ran in Tales of The Abyss (Drop items into hole, get cool stuff in return) I can only theorize that the hole said items are dropped into is a portal between Tales of The Abyss and Tales of Vesperia.

 

He looks like he could be either ancestor ,taking one of earlier WMG about Vesperia being on Dherris-Kharlan,or descendand,if Lloyd or his children happened to end up in Vesperia world (maybe looking for Kratos?) and fathered Karol.As for Presea,she could be his mother or grandparent from different parent than Lloyd's descend.Either that or he would be the distant ancestor to both Presea,her gaining his ability to weld axes at such punny size and Lloyd getting his looks and spirits.(Propably being from Anna's part of family rather than {{spoiler|Kratos'}})

 

== Yuri Lowell is a disguised, or reincarnated, [[Disgaea Hour of Darkness|prinny]]. ==

Pretty self-explanatory. The Adephagos was created by the gods to keep humanity from progressing too far. What is a common recurring thing in the Tales series? Some civilization that came long before the current, yet each was destroyed. The explanation? Said civilization became too powerful and was destroyed by the Adephagos. It makes sense. The military and governments of Terca Lumieris were the first to realize the purpose of the Adephagos, and, realizing the immense power of the Children of the Full Moon, began sacrificing them to temporarily hold back the Adephagos, though they were only delaying the inevitable.

 

 

Sometime during Yuri’s travels post-game, he dies either by “natural” means (illness) or gets killed by a deity, angel, or devil in a human form. After his death, he ends up becoming their new bringer of death and destruction. He’s basically no longer human- he’s the Adephagos’ replacement. We all know he doesn’t like killing innocents, so the gods likely very thoroughly [[Brainwashed and Crazy|brainwashed him]] or simply use their power to [[People Puppets|remove his control over his own body while it acts on the wishes of the gods]], [[And I Must Scream|killing everyone and everything as Yuri’s forced to watch himself kill his friends and/or their progeny]] as punishment for killing the Adephagos in the first place. And if and when he gets [[Mercy Kill|put down]], his killer will be the next in line... Sweet dreams.

Ring A Bell describes the relationship between opposites: Light and dark, up and down, day and dusk. Despite being opposing forces, they're seen as complimentary and inseparable; similarly, Yuri and Flynn's subplot is driven by their differences in outlook and method despite their beliefs being ultimately the same. Of course, their differences are played up in their appearances as well: The black-haired, dark-eyed, dark-clothed Yuri is plainly the dark/shadow aspect ("Although I bare fangs to the dusk"), while the blond-haired, blue-eyed, white-and-blue-wearing Flynn is clearly the light... which is also his elemental affiliation. Fire, as in his PS3 Mystic Arte, is also a derivative of Light and generally utilized by J-media heroes. Note that ''Kane wo Narashite'' is also the theme of ''The First Strike'', a movie revolving around Yuri and Flynn's shared yet parallel experience in the Knights (and lacking Estelle, about whom the theme could also concern).

 

He has elements of Frings' personality and bears and [[Uncanny Family Resemblance]] to Cecille's relative, Guy Cecil.

== Yuri and Flynn are [[Code Geass|Lelouch and Suzaku]] ==