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{{quote|''"Cutting off your own head won't solve anything."''}}
 
From the creators of ''[[Utawarerumono]]''<ref>as well as ''[[To Heart]]'' and ''[[To Heart 2]]''</ref> comes '''''Tears to Tiara''''', a somewhat similar story. In a fantasy world somewhat resembling Arthurian legend, the "[[The Empire|Holy Empire]]" has taken it upon itself to crush all resistance. Against them is the Demon Lord Arawn (in human form) who [[Accidental Hero|inadvertently becomes the leader of a tribe fighting for survival]]. As such, this is a tale of war, sacrifice and beautiful women.
 
Based off the PC [[Visual Novel]] by Leaf. Later re-released for the PlayStation 3 with art and technical upgrades. The Anime aired in 2009 and is now available in North America by Sentai.
 
Along with the announcement of Utawarerumono's sequel in 2011, Leaf also confirmed that a Tears to Tiara 2 is on the works, scheduled as a [[Play Station 3]] release details are scarce, much like Utawarerumono 2 the only thing confirmed is that Tears to Tiara 2 is set in the same universe as the original, it's unknown if there will be any returning characters.
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* [[Accidental Marriage]]: Arawn to his harem girls (though reduced to three in the anime). At least [[Utawarerumono|Hakuoro]] was just a [[Chick Magnet]].
* [[Achilles in His Tent]]: Or running through the woods [[Idiot Hero|like a dumbass]].
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* [[Genki Girl]]: Morgan. The original game shows this a bit; the anime takes it [[Up to Eleven]] and adds a touch of [[Hard-Drinking Party Girl]].
* [[Genre Savvy]]: Rafty in the anime.
{{quote| "My mommy told me never to trust a man dressed all in black."}}
* [[Get a Hold of Yourself, Man!]]: Arawn does this to Arthur when {{spoiler|they lost against the [[Badass Army|Rubrum]]}}.
* [[Giant Enemy Crab]]: A bunch of them appear in Episode 4, and are reduced off-screen to ''crab hotpot''.
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** The same can be said of {{spoiler|Rhiannon, who looks like an adult Primula, Pwyll's human wife.}}
*** Not surprising, considering that in the very beginning of the game, she tells Arawn that {{spoiler|her [[I Know Your True Name|true name]] is Primula.}}
* [[Idiot Hero]]: Arthur to some extent. Comes to a head when he throws Arawn's caution to the wind and leads reckless charge against the [[Elite Mooks|Rubrum]], nearly losing all him men. This is frequently lampshaded in the game.
* [[Lady of War]]: Octavia. Her self-proclaimed rival Lidia is more of an [[Ax Crazy]] [[Knight Templar]].
* [[Leeroy Jenkins]]: Arthur is worse off than [[Utawarerumono|Oboro]] in this, but at least he gets a clue quickly enough.
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** Even their God Watos isn't on their side anymore {{spoiler|(Merkadis is defeated by a prayer that invokes [[Death From Above|an powerful ray of light from the heavens]], and Lector is pretty much doomed when Watos doesn't answer his pleas for help)}}. It is also hinted that the Angels do not know the true will of Watos and that {{spoiler|Arawn/Lucifer was specifically created by Watos to free the world from his kin's control before they find another reason to trigger apocalypse}}.
* [[The Other Darrin]]: There was a ''massive'' re-casting effort between the PC and [[Play Station 3]] versions, replacing the original cast with a more high-profile one (which carried over to the anime). To wit:
{{quote| '''Arawn:''' Kojirou > [[Tohru Ookawa]]<br />
'''Rhiannon:''' Ran Tonoo > [[YukoYūko GotoGotō]]<br />
'''Arthur:''' Kotsuo Kishijima > Makoto Ishii<br />
'''Morgan:''' Rie Tomigawa > [[Mai Nakahara]]<br />
'''Octavia:''' Kaoru Imai > [[Rie Tanaka]]<br />
'''Limwris:''' Ayaka Kimura > [[Ami Koshimizu]]<br />
'''Ermin:''' Mai Akizuki > [[Ai Shimizu]]<br />
'''Ogam:''' Gansezu > [[Yosuke Akimoto]]<br />
'''Epona:''' Yurika Hokuto > [[Kiyomi Asai]]<br />
'''Llyr:''' Yuka Takana > [[Kaori Nazuka]]<br />
'''Rathy:''' Yuka Misaki > [[Kana Ueda]]<br />
'''Tailesin:''' Rei Takatori > Tomohiro Tsuboi<br />
'''Gaius:''' Ken Akiresu > [[Kenji Hamada]] }}
** Although anyone with a good ear and half familiar with the Japanese CV scene can tell who was really recasted, and who had just [[Bleached Underpants|used an alias for the original PC version]]
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* {{spoiler|[[Satan Is Good]]: Arawn's true name is "Lucifer". The very beginning of the game shows a hint, as Rhiannon almost blurts his true name after figuring out that he is "Akaboshi" -- the Japanese name of Venus as the "morning star". [[Shown Their Work|Lucifer is also known as "Light-Bearer" and is attributed to Venus]]}}
* {{spoiler|[[She's a Man In Japan]]: Both Animax Asia and Sentai dubs mistakenly call [[Bifauxnen|Rathty]] a boy.}}
* {{spoiler|[[She Is's All Grown Up]]: We see an adult Primula, now Pwyll's wife, in a flashback in Episode 14.}}
* [[Ship Tease]]: Taliesin and Epona.
* [[Shout-Out]]: Epona sells [[Memetic Mutation/Anime|red shoes at her shop, which she claims increases speed threefold]]. It bestows a [[Fragile Speedster]] effect on whoever wears them. In the PC version, the AI takes control of whoever is wearing those pair of shoes.
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