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* [[Acting for Two]]: The voice actors of {{spoiler|all characters that sport replicas}}, naturally. Sometimes there's even acting for three. {{spoiler|Justified}}.
* [[Acting for Two]]: The voice actors of {{spoiler|all characters that sport replicas}}, naturally. Sometimes there's even acting for three. {{spoiler|Justified}}.
** [[Significant Double Casting]]
** [[Significant Double Casting]]
* [[All-Star Cast]]: Voice-acting example only, but if you go to our [[Tales of the Abyss/Characters|character sheet]], where the attributions are listed, you'll notice there's only like four or five characters ''total'' that have non-blue links, no matter which side of the ocean you're looking at.
* [[Bad Export for You]]: Although the American version got a [[Superlative Dubbing]], the skits didn't have any voice overs. They added new Mystic Artes and costumes not present in the Japanese versions, but most people agree those didn't compensate. This got repeated in the 3DS port.
* [[Bad Export for You]]: Although the American version got a [[Superlative Dubbing]], the skits didn't have any voice overs. They added new Mystic Artes and costumes not present in the Japanese versions, but most people agree those didn't compensate. This got repeated in the 3DS port.
** Even worse was the European version of the 3DS port. The localization was non-existent to the point that even the freaking back cover was in English in all countries. Most of the manual wasn't translated to other languages either, only the instructions to boot the game. And as an ice of the cake, the distribution was severely limited. Yeah, Namco. That's how you make a series popular in the European market...
** Even worse was the European version of the 3DS port. The localization was non-existent to the point that even the freaking back cover was in English in all countries. Most of the manual wasn't translated to other languages either, only the instructions to boot the game. And as an ice of the cake, the distribution was severely limited. Yeah, Namco. That's how you make a series popular in the European market...