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* Sarah from ''[[Lost Odyssey]]'' seems to be the one party member who has little to no character development in the game. Her purpose seems to be to look after the kids and give Kaim an opportunity to show his softer side. She's also the only immortal who doesn't have an entry in the 1000 Years Of Dreams. |
* Sarah from ''[[Lost Odyssey]]'' seems to be the one party member who has little to no character development in the game. Her purpose seems to be to look after the kids and give Kaim an opportunity to show his softer side. She's also the only immortal who doesn't have an entry in the 1000 Years Of Dreams. |
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* Adam from the first ''[[Shining Force]]'' is the token robot in a mostly fantasy setting. He is introduced alongside Chaos, who was his ally until Darksol reprogrammed him. The main problem with Adam: he's dangerously underleveled for how late in the game he joins (within the last seven battles). Even with a Power Ring, he's lucky to even scratch the softer enemies for more than one hit point of damage, and God forbid the enemy AI ever targets him in his currently fragile state. [[Magikarp Power|While he can be one of the best tanks with enough training,]] even people who like him find him to be a waste of time to bother training. |
* Adam from the first ''[[Shining Force]]'' is the token robot in a mostly fantasy setting. He is introduced alongside Chaos, who was his ally until Darksol reprogrammed him. The main problem with Adam: he's dangerously underleveled for how late in the game he joins (within the last seven battles). Even with a Power Ring, he's lucky to even scratch the softer enemies for more than one hit point of damage, and God forbid the enemy AI ever targets him in his currently fragile state. [[Magikarp Power|While he can be one of the best tanks with enough training,]] even people who like him find him to be a waste of time to bother training. |
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* From the ''[[Mortal Kombat]]'' franchise, Moloch and Drahmin (from ''[[Mortal Kombat: Deadly Alliance]]'', and Meat (from ''[[Mortal Kombat 4]]''. These characters had pretty cool designs and were interesting concepts, but they had awful move sets that them jobbers, and had no real place in the stories of their respective games. They could have been decent characters had the developers worked on them some more. |
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