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It was adapted into a manga. As usual [[No Export for You|it's only in Japanese]].

 

 

* [[Amplifier Artifact]]: The relics.

* [[Eyes Always Shut]]: Psycho Master. {{spoiler|When not using his full power.}}

* [[Genki Girl]]: Mint.

* [[Girlish Pigtails]]: Mint, who is very childish.

* [[The Glorious War of Sisterly Rivalry]]: Mint and Maya.

* [[Hot Blooded]]: Duke, due to his obsession with romantic novels and epics.

* [[Ineffectual Sympathetic Villain]]: Mint, in Rue's story.

* [[Jerk With a Heart of Gold]]: Mint. Small but it's there.

* [[Level Grinding]]: To get past 3 blocks of ice you may have to grind. Other than that there's virtually none.

* [[Linear Warriors Quadratic Wizards]]: Rue starts out marginally stronger than Mint, but has a limited number of transformations that aren't particularly powerful and his only character wise enhancements are increase in stats. Mint, on the other hand, gains access to wide ranges of spell types such as healing, barriers, and magic waves. And the way MP works in the game, most of it can be recovered within ten seconds. By the end of their respective storylines, Mint grossly overpowers Rue gameplay wise.

* [[MacGuffin]]: The Dewprism.

* [[Magic Knight]]: Mint, who prides herself on her melee skills with special mention of her dropkick.

* [[Rings of Death]]: Mint's weapon of choice.

* [[The Rival]]: Duke and Belle to Rue and Mint, respectively. [[Teeth Clenched Teamwork|Most of the time.]]

* [[Saintly Church]]: The church in the town gladly gives you aid if you give a donation, and lets you heal your wounds, no questions asked.

* [[Spiky Hair]]: Trap Master.

* [[Visible Silence]]: Rue's response to Fancy Mel is ''76 periods'' followed by "am I dreaming?"

* [[Voluntary Shapeshifting]]: Mode Master's method of attack is mainly this. Rue can morph into monsters after gaining the slain enemy's coin.

 

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