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Innominat

**Age** | 3 (Chronological)
 **EN Voice Actor(s)** | Abby Trott

**Innominat**, also known as **Kanonushi** (カノヌシ, *Kanonushi*?) in Japanese, is a major antagonist in *Tales of Berseria*. He is one of the five Empyreans, is an extremely powerful Malak that Artorius Collbrande and the Exorcists summoned to purge all human emotion in order to cleanse the world of Daemonblight. He takes on the form of Velvet's sacrificed and deceased brother and serves as the secondary antagonist of the game. He is mentioned in *Tales of Zestiria*.

## Profile

Innominat is the deity worshipped by the Abbey 1,000 years before the story of Tales of Zestiria. Known as the 5th Empyrean, he is the great Empyrean of Suppression whom the Abbey, more specifically Artorius Collbrande, is attempting to revive so that he may sunder emotion from humanity and "free" the world of malevolence.

### Appearance

Innominat is depicted in a children's book as an eight-headed serpent. When reborn, Innominat takes the form of Laphicet Crowe with the outfit of the Empyrean.

### Personality

Innominat inherits the personality of Laphicet Crowe but possesses eight types of Malevolence: Hatred, despair, greed, conceit, obsession, lust, cowardice and selfishness.

## Story

In it's eight-headed serpent form, Innominat lies dormant until the Advent, in which he assumes the body of the sacrificed Laphicet Crowe by the hands of Artorius, the very event that prompted the protagonist Velvet Crowe's path of vengeance. It is not revealed until much later in the story, however, that Laphicet was reincarnated as Innominat, who required two Scarlet Night sacrifices in order to fully incarnate himself into the world. The first sacrifice was Artorius and Celica Crowe's nameless, unborn child during the Opening, and the second was Laphicet during the Advent, during which Innominat finishes his incarnation by making Laphicet his malakhim vessel.

Although Innominat carries with him Laphicet's memories, with which he uses to taunt Velvet, he is an autonomous being who adheres to Artorius's goals in his insatiable desire for malevolence, which he feeds upon. Through seven therions located at different earthpulse points across the world, Innominat uses these "mouths" to strengthen himself, though he requires eight different types of malevolence in order to reach his fullest potential and engulf the planet in a large enough domain that will suppress the entirety of humanity's emotions. These malevolent types are hatred, despair, greed, conceit, obsession, lust, cowardice, and selfishness.

Artorius manages to feed Innominat with six of the eight required types before needing only the two Velvet holds in her possession: hatred and despair.
Angel Toxicosis

**Angel Toxicosis** (天使の中毒症, *Tenshi no Chuudokushou*?), also known as **Chronic Angelus Crystallus** **Inofficium**, is the name which Refill Sage gave the name to Collet Brunel's illness since becoming a step closer to becoming an angel and losing one of her valuable nerves which allowed her to live. After releasing a seal, the angel toxicosis takes place and halts the processing within the relay routes of the nervous system in the host's body and takes them one step closer to becoming a lifeless being. Such an occurrence has a 1-in-a-million chance of happening. The disease can be cured with the use of a Rune Crest.
Lord of Calamity

The **Lord of Calamity** (災禍の顕主, Saika no Kenshu?, "Lord of Destruction")​ is a figure which appears in the storyline events of *Tales of Berseria* and *Tales of Zestiria*. One such being acquired his power due to a curse of immortality which caused him to accumulate far more grief, despair and negative emotions than most humans are capable of in their lifetimes; however it is known that there were other Lords of Calamity in the distant past, and so other means to achieve the power may exist. It is implied that a powerful enough Shepherd could take the Lord of Calamity's place, and being able to form a contract with a dragon—in the same way the Shepherd forms contract with his seraphim prime-lords and sub-lords may be a requirement.

## Plot Usage

### *Tales of Zestiria*

The Lord of Calamity of *Tales of Zestiria* is Heldalf. He was cursed with immortality and misfortune by the previous Shepherd called Michel, who sacrificed his baby nephew, Mikleo, on an altar to the Five Great Lords leader Seraph Maotelus. The curse also brought death to all those close to Heldalf, including his newborn son, who was seemingly transforming into a hellion before being put down by Heldalf.

Heldalf only realized his true form as the Lord of Calamity when he attempted to commit suicide by throwing himself onto an active battlefield. Unable to be struck down, the surplus of negativity on the battlefield empowered him into his current lion-like form, though it is not known how many Lord of Calamities there have been. Heldalf mentioned to Sorey during their final battle that once a new Shepherd arrives, a new Lord of Calamity is born, meaning that it is destiny that the two powerful figures fight against each other.

### *Tales of Berseria*

In *Tales of Berseria*, Velvet Crowe was referred to as the "Lord of Calamity" by the members of The Abbey, who widespread the term to their battle platoon of exorcists and to the *Wasteland* world during that time. The term was founded by Artorius Collbrande, a saviour who became a Shepherd through unknown means. This is where the lore began of having a Shepherd always fight against a Lord of Calamity—in the distant future, being passed on through folktales of the old and stating that the first Shepherd was a hero and that the first Lord of Calamity slayed beings from all over the world; whereas in fact, it was completely the opposite.
Kerykeion

The **Kerykeion** (ケリュケイオン, *Keryukeion*?, **The Heimdallr**), also known as **Airship Kerykeion**, is a transport airship in *Tales of the Rays*. It is the Sellund's fastest sailing airship. It is possible to sail at high speed with the use of the chiral particles as power. It can draw particles directly from the atmosphere to keep airborne without refueling—continuous sailing without replenishment is also possible by directly incorporating chiral particles in the air as power. The Kerykeion had been originally been developed in opposition to the negative use of the Magic Mirror Weapons, or Mirrage Weapons, as it relies on using natural energy fuels, and not creating any pollutant anima.

The Kerykeion is said to be powered by a core which runs on natural energy fuels powered by the chiral molecules. It is later that Ickx Neve, Mileena Weiss and the other party members acquire the ship for their usages, and often use it to travel the world of Tir Na Nog. A self-educated and knowledgeable mechanical engineer called Garows Outsorrow helps in the repairs of the ships engine when used by the member of the party.

The Kerykeion functions like many of the other flying airship used in the *Tales of* series. This can be seen of both the overall structure, as well as the infrastructure of the ships, comparable to that of the airship used in *Tales of Graces* during the party's trip to the planet of Fodra and other locations.

## Etymology

The *Kerykeion* (from Greek κηρύκειον kērukeion) means "herald's staff". It is the staff carried by Hermes Trismegistus in Greco-Egyptian mythology and Hermes in Greek mythology. It is also known as *Caduceus*. The same staff was also borne by heralds in general, for example by Iris, the messenger of Hera. It is a short staff entwined by two serpents, sometimes surmounted by wings. In Roman iconography, it was often depicted being carried in the left hand of Mercury, the messenger of the gods, guide of the dead and protector of merchants, shepherds, gamblers, liars, and thieves.

In Norse mythology, a source inspiration for *Tales of the Rays*, *Heimdallr* is a god who possesses the resounding horn Gjallarhorn, owns the golden-maned horse Gulltoppr, has gold teeth, and is the son of Nine Mothers. Heimdallr is attested as possessing foreknowledge, keen eyesight and hearing, is described as "the whitest of the gods" and keeps watch for the onset of Ragnarök while drinking fine mead in his dwelling Himinbjörg, located where the burning rainbow bridge Bifröst meets heaven. Heimdallr is said to be the originator of social classes among humanity and once regained Freyja's treasured possession Brísingamen while doing battle in the shape of a seal with Loki. Heimdallr and Loki are foretold to kill one another during the events of Ragnarök.
Rolance

**Rolance** (ローランス, *Roransu*?, "Lowlance"), **Rolance Empire**, is an Empire and location in *Tales of Zestiria*, which resides on the opposite side to Hyland. The leading security and minor governors of Rolance are the **Imperial Knights** which consists of knights from Rolance, with their leading enforcer being Sergei Strelka. It was the opposing faction to the Hyland Kingdom, before the after-math of the war and it's peace treaty were made. The peace treaty was confirmed by Mathia. The descendants of the *Dragonia* family from *Tales of Berseria* were the ones who had founded the Rolance Empire.

## Trivia

The *Hy* from *Hyland* and the *Ro* from *Rolance* are a play on the words "High" and "Low" from the Japanese tongue and varied English spellings to pronounce the word. This in turn, shows a contrast between factions.
Blue Sage

**Blue Sage** (ブルー セージ, *Burū Sēji*?) is a special consumable herb item. It is an enhanced form of the Sage. The effect of using a blue sage results in one party member receiving an increase in their max HP by 20. It can be used while moving or during combat.

In *Tales of Xillia 2*, it can be bought for 80000 Gald and sold for 800 Gald. It can be obtained from the Sapstrath Deepwood after clearing the game and also from the coliseum against an enemy *Alvin* at a 4% drop rate.
Empyreans

An Empyrean (聖主 Shousu?, "Holy Lord") is an extremely powerful malak in Tales of Berseria. There are five in total: one leader and four others, each representing one of the four elements that provide the foundation for the world. These powerful beings are also present in Tales of Zestiria, which takes place around 1,000 years after the events of Tales of Berseria.

## Members

* Innominat (カノヌシ Kanonushi?), the leader.
* Hyanoa (ハヤヒノ Hayahino?), the seraph of the Wind element.
* Musiphe (ムスヒ Musuhi?), the seraph of the Fire element.
* Eumacia (ウマシア Umashia?), the seraph of the Earth element.
* Amenoch (アメノチ Amenochi?), the seraph of the Water element.
Characteristic Genre

The *Tales of* series games have a special reference them called a **characteristic genre**. It is a label which applies to many role-playing games outside the series and one which also helps identify that it is an RPG and of its plot themes. Signifying on what is hinted to be in the game as the main aspect of what is expected from the story. In the *Tales of* series, all Mothership titles have a characteristic genre and Escort Titles frequently possess a characteristic genre.

[List game titles from Mothership to Escorts in separate tables and refer to the title in English, Japanese (Katakana) and the characteristic genre (romanized, original and translated) as well as the platform the title has been released on].
Mileena Weiss

**Mileena Weiss** (ミリーナ・ヴァイス, *Mirīna Vaisu*?) is a main character and the lead female protagonist from *Tales of the Rays*. She is the childhood friend of the protagonist, Ickx Neve. Mileena is an 18-year-old woman who was born into a family full of mirrists and has been training in mirristry since a young age and shows great talent. She is confident, smart and cheerful to balance out Ickx's pessimism, as she tries to cheer him up by giving an optimistic view.

She has been Ickx's best friend and surrogate big sister figure since childhood. Her kindness and empathetic personality allows her to make friends with all kinds of people. While she does her best to be mature and collected, Ickx does not hesitate to playfully shut her down.

## Profile

### Appearance

Mileena has long, blonde hair that reaches down to her knees. She wears a rainbow hairpin with the left side of her bangs clipped to her head. She has green eyes and a fair complexion.

She wears a lustrous red cloak lined with gold on its front. The interior of her cloak is white. The cloak features her bust prominently and has feathered fringes by her neck area. She wears a plain shirt and white shorts underneath a red skirt covering. She also dons a red belt and wrist guards armed with golden bracelets. She also wears red boots.

## Fighting Style / Abilities

Mileena uses floating mirrors in battle that allow her to tap into her latent abilities as a Mirror Knight. She is able to use a vast array of magic, from defensive and supportive spells to spells that can fell many tremendous foes. She is also capable of using her mirrors to assault a foe, attacking them with the mirror's in a repetitive fashion.
Seres

**Seres** (シアリーズ, *Shiarīzu*) is a major character in *Tales of Berseria**.* She is a Malak who once served under the leader of the Abbey, Artorius Collbrande. She is seen accompanying him during the Scarlet Night and later defects from him in search of her own path. She aids Velvet during her escape from the prison island and passes her both her will and powers.

"*First, there will be a test. It will decide if you are worth teaching.*"

—Seres.

## Profile

### Appearance

Bell has long red hair tied back with a ribbon-like clip to form a ponytail. The tips of her hair are a whitish-green color, indicating her status as an otherworldly being. She wears a stylish white dress which accentuates her cleavage and has blue accents throughout. She wears black stockings accented with red and adorns herself with laced white shoes. Her fingernails are painted a reddish-orange color.

### Personality

Bell is an aloof and blunt woman who makes it clear that she intends to accomplish her goals no matter what the cost. Though cold at first, Seres is shown to have a motherly disposition, guiding Velvet with ease throughout their escape on Titania.

## Story

### *Prior to the Game*

She is the reincarnation of Velvet's elder sister, Celica Crowe. Celica was a sacrificial body to call down Seres into the world, resulting in a completely different being and entity but with the former's soul placed in her body. She is the parent and lone mother of Laphicet. In other words, the loss of the soul from Celica and her unborn child's body had allowed the pre-existing Seres and Laphicet to incarnate in the *Wasteland* world.

### *Aball*

Seres is mentioned throughout the village as an entity solely witnessed by Artorius and Laphicet. She restrains Velvet during the Scarlet Night with her flames and acts with Artorius to sacrifice Laphicet's corporeal form.

### *Titania*

Velvet is approached by Seres who mentions that she has broken her ties with Artorius in favor of betraying him and setting Velvet free. Though reluctant, Velvet decides to accompany her out of the prison. Upon arriving at the shortcut to the docks, Seres echoes surprise at Velvet's daemon arm, with the latter mentioning that Artorius was to blame for why she was cursed. When the pair get near the docks, they encounter Oscar who challenges them to a fight. Following Oscar's defeat, he tries to restrain Velvet with a Malak but fails and accidentally transforms the Malak into a Dragon with daemonblight. The dragon incapacitates Oscar and his other Malak vassal and attempts to attack Velvet. Seres notices the dragon's intention and quickly comes to Velvet's aid, suffering a fatal wound. Velvet approaches Seres's side and Seres tells her that she needs to absorb her in order to unleash her full potential. Reluctantly, Velvet decides to absorb a tearful Seres who confesses her true identity to Velvet. After being fully absorbed by Velvet, Seres's memories flood her mind and she sees that Seres has always been with them since the previous Scarlet Night. Seres' death yields to Velvet the Sorcerer's Ring.
Hyland

**Hyland** (ハィランド, *Hairando*?, "Highland"), **Hyland Kingdom**, is a Kingdom ruled by its royal family and appears in *Tales of Zestiria.* It was previously ruled by a dictator, Bartlow. It was the opposing faction to the Rolance Empire, before the after-math of the war and it's peace treaty were made. The peace treaty was confirmed by Mathia.

## Trivia

The *Hy* from *Hyland* and the *Ro* from *Rolance* are a play on the words "High" and "Low" from the Japanese tongue and varied English spellings to pronounce the word. This in turn, shows a contrast between factions.
Celestial Record

The **Celestial Records** (天遺見聞録, *Ten-i Kenbunroku*?, lit. "Heaven Book Records" or "Sky Records Guide") is a collection and saga of multiple guides, descriptions, imagery and information of the Glenwood world during the *Tales of Zestiria* timeline. It was written around 20-years prior to the opening events of *Zestiria* by the previous Shepherd, Michel, Mikleo's uncle.
Princessia

**Princessia** (プリンセシア, *Purinseshia*?) is a recurring flower in the series. It is considered a special and unique flower, and is notable in *Tales of Symphonia*, *Tales of Xillia* and *Tales of Berseria*. The flowers grow prominently throughout the region and can even withstand the harshest of conditions.

## History

*Tales of Berseria*
Velvet Crowe's sister, Celica Crowe, was very fond of the flower variety, so much so that her grave in Aball was lined with the freshest of its kind on a frequent basis. In a skit with Rokurou Rangetsu, Velvet claims that the meaning of the Princessia is that of betrayal. But in a hidden cut-scene involving Artorius Collbrande's past, a Normin asks Velvet if she knows the deeper meaning behind Princessia flowers. She then answers that they can symbolize an irreplaceable treasure or that you wish someone well for many years.

## Notable Locations

*Tales of Berseria*

* Aball
* Figahl Icecaps
Sophie

**Sophie** (ソフィ, *Sofi*?) is a main character and the female protagonist in *Tales of Graces*. She is the lead heroine of the concurrent heroines. Sophie is a mysterious girl who was found sleeping at Lhant Hill by Asbel Lhant and Hubert Lhant. She later befriends Cheria Barnes when returning to the village with Asbel and Hubert. She was also known as **Protos Heis** in the past.
Stormhowl

**Stormhowl** (號(ごう)嵐(らん), *Gouran*?) is the name of a legendary sword from *Tales of Berseria*. It is currently in the hands of Rokurou Rangetsu, a powerful warrior of the Rangetsu family. He is one of the few characters who know how to use the sword to its full potential and claims it as a treasure or relic of sorts. The sword has even been referred to as **Sword of Life** (命の太刀, *Inochi no Tachi*?, can be referred as "Katana of Life"). It is claimed to have the power to take down the top exorcists of The Abbey.

Rokurou claims it as his "partner". However, later in the story, it was discovered the Stormhowl carried by Rokurou was an "imitation" while Shigure Rangetsu, his older brother, carried the real one.

## Plot and History

### Tales of Zestiria the X

Stormhowl is first seen in one of the storage rooms of Titania, the prison island. Velvet Crowe along with Malak, Seres, use the storage room as a hiding spot where they could recuperate and use it as a chance to confuse the enemy exorcists while escaping the island with little harm. It is then Velvet comes across the sword and claims it as "useless" until Rokurou Rangetsu holds her as hostage and a while later referring to the stormhowl as his partner. Velvet then says to Rokurou she will hand the blade on one condition, if he is able to use it and destroy the exorcists with it.
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Arria Ekberg

**JP Voice Actor(s)** | Kae Araki

**Aria Ekberg** (アーリア・エクバーグ, *Āria Ekubāgu*?) is a main character a female protagonist of *Tales of the Tempest*. She is a priestess of the capital city, but does not support the killing of Lycanths, and instead joins the party to stop what the other priests are doing. She questions the policy of the church's persecution of the race and joins the group after thinking of killing Lycanth as a crime. She fights with a cane and is very proud of her abilities as a mage.
Alisha Diphda

**Alisha Diphda** (アリーシァ・ディフダ, *Arīsha Difuda*?) is a main character and a female protagonist in *Tales of Zestiria*. She is a princess of the Hyland Kingdom, as well as its political spokesperson. Due to her mother's low status and the decreasing importance of the kingdom's monarchy, she is treated poorly by the royal family, and decides to become a knight. She serves as the introductory character, introducing the lead protagonist, Sorey, into the outside world of Glenwood during the *Tales of* *Zestiria* timeline. She becomes the lead character of the game's after story, *The Strength of a Knight*.

Her true name used to enact her squire pact is **Melphis Amekia**. As Rose's Squire, she was given the name **Isylvia Amekia**.

## Profile

### Appearance

Alisha is a knight of the Hyland Kingdom and therefore wears protective armour. She has light brown hair which is tied into a curled ponytail at the side of her head and vibrant green eyes. Her attire consists of a black undershirt, black shorts, a white and pink tunic which is worn over them, a green ribbon, steel gauntlets and white gloves. The back of her tunic displays an emblem with each of her characteristics, representing her as a knight and royalty. Her armour is said to be from a hero who defeated a beast into a black orb.

## Trivia

* Alisha's name is semitic origins and is also a variant on the names *Alicia*, a variant of *Alice*.
* In Hebrew origin, her name means "noble".
* Other meanings for her name are "honest", "truthful" and also "protected by God".
* She is the first human character and human female to meet Sorey and Mikleo.
* Alisha's attire and appearance resembles that of Oscar Dragonia and Teresa Linares from *Tales of Berseria*.
Demetrius

**Character Designer** | Hidenori Matsubara

**Demetrius** (デミトリアス, *Demitoriasu*?) is a major character in *Tales of the Rays*. He is the King of Sellund. Weak and sickly since birth, he has appointed Prime Minister Gefion to perform most of his duties. He is the once who assists Ickx Neve and Mileena Weiss when she is away on business. While not the most gifted communicator, he possesses a wealth of knowledge regarding mirror weapon mirrage technology and equipment.
Mikleo

**Mikleo** (ミクリオ, *Mikurio*?) is a main character and a male protagonist in *Tales of Zestiria*. He is the deuteragonist to the story. He is the childhood friend of Sorey and a Water Seraph. Mikleo had lived with Sorey and the other seraphim in the seraphim capital, Elysia. During his childhood, he and Sorey would often read the Celestial Record book and explore out into old ruins to search for any remaining treasures or artifacts of the Shepherds, a powerful ancient figure mentioned multiple times throughout the book and ancient folklore. He maintains a close connection with the events which had occurred during the time of his birth.

It is later revealed that Mikleo was originally born as a human before being sacrificed for a curse on a stone monument which resulted in him receiving the body of a seraph of which he had grew up with. This transition has allowed him to use seraphic artes.

His true name used to enact the armatus is **Luzrov Rulay**.
Emil Castagnier

**Emil Castagnier** (エミル・キャスタニエ, *Emiru Kyasutanie*?) is a main character and the lead protagonist in *Tales of Symphonia: Knight of Ratatosk*. He is a timid person who is constantly apologises. He lost his parents during the Blood Purge to which Lloyd Irving is claimed to be held responsible for. He lives with his uncle and aunt, both who despise him. When Richter Abend attempts to kill Marta Lualdi, a girl Emil meets, he forms a pact with Tenebrae to become a Knight of Ratatosk, which grants him Ratatosk's powers; Ratatosk is the Summon Spirit of the previous World Tree and lord of all monsters.

During battle, Ratatosk's personality takes over giving Emil red eyes and an aggressive personality. As he journeys with Marta to gather the Centurion's cores to awaken Ratatosk, Emil discovers he is Ratatosk and that the timid Emil's personality and memories are a fabrication. He learns that the real Emil Castagnier died in the blood purge and that his physical appearance is an imitation of Aster, Richter's close friend. When Aster and Richter pleaded with Ratatosk to restore the worlds climate, Ratatosk killed Aster. Realizing Ratatosk bears a hatred towards humanity for the death of the past World Tree, Emil is unable to trust him and seals away his personality by using Verius, the Summon Spirit of Heart.

When the party confronts Richter to prevent him from opening the door to Niflheim, the world of demons, two outcomes are decided by the player. After Richter's defeat, Emil will either kill himself and have Ratatosk's core act as a seal to Niflheim, or persuade Ratatosk to resume guarding the door. In the latter choice, Ratatosk divides himself into two allowing Emil to live his life.
Dezel

**Dezel** (デゼル, *Dezeru*?) is a main character and a male protagonist in *Tales of Zestiria*. He is a wind seraph who follows a certain merchant group, the Sparrowfeathers, and is often seen helping Rose with her assassinations. Due to using Rose's body as a vessel, he becomes the reason why Rose's spiritual resonance is as high and comparable to Sorey's. At first, his goal was to use Rose for his revenge and to carry on the Windriders guild for his longtime friend through the Sparrowfeathers and the Scattered Bones.

His true name is **Lukeim Yurlin.**
Daemonblight

**Goumabyou** (業魔病?, lit. "Karma Demon Disease"), known as **Daemonblight** in the localised version, is a conditional disease which occurs through the events of *Tales of Berseria* in the world of Wasteland and is the pre-context form of malevolence. Beings who are corrupted or extensively exposed to a form of the daemonblight become monstrous beings called Daemons.

## History

### *Tales of Berseria*

The Daemonblight had been bought into the Desolation world 10 years prior to the main story of *Tales of Berseria*, where the people opened the gate of hell unnoticed to them, which allowed the corrupting illness called the Daemonblight to spread in many sectors of the world.
Seraphim

**Seraph** (天族, *Tenzoku*?, lit. "Heaven Tribe" or "Sky Family"), plural form **Seraphim**, are spiritual and humanoid beings in *Tales of Zestiria*. They are the successor form of the malakhim from the pre-sequel, *Tales of Berseria*. The nature of the Seraphim are mystical because they are not visible with the human eye unless one has enough spiritual resonance to perceive their existence. This can be done by having strong belief in them, having a Seraph cleanse and dwell in one's body to further raise the level of their spiritual resonance, or be brought up with them for many years which would result in a natural rise in their perception due to being accustomed with them. Seraphim are mentioned throughout the Celestial Records, an ancient book from two decades ago in the past, written by a saviour, a powerful and renown figure known as the Shepherd.
Shigure Rangetsu

**Shigure Rangetsu** (シグレ・ランゲツ, *Shigure Rangetsu*?) is a member of the Abbey and the elder brother of Rokurou Rangetsu. He is also the head of the Rangetsu family. He has a freewheeling attitude unappreciated by serious-minded exorcists. However, he justifies his carefree behaviour with his prowess in battle.

His sole source of joy is to fight tough opponents and cannot help but laugh when his opponent is stronger than him. Thus, he will never turn down a new challenge if the opportunity presents itself.

"*You’re the one who hasn’t changed, I bet. You still trying to think of how you can take me down?*"

—Shigure Rangetsu.

## Profile

### Appearance

Shigure is a tall, muscular man with golden eyes and long black hair. He dons a unique shirt that simply covers his shoulders and the top portion of his back, leaving his torso mostly exposed, the shirt being connected in the front by a black and orange material that yields an ornamental fang. He wears a full arm gauntlet on his right arm, with which he wields a large sword, and a partial arm gauntlet on his left. His pants mirror the same color motif as his top, being mostly beige and trailing into a combat-oriented pair of black and orange sandals.

### Personality

Though a legate, Shigure has a free-spirited attitude unappreciated by the serious-minded exorcists. He justifies his carefree behavior with his battle prowess. His sole joy is to fight tough opponents and seems to enjoy it when his opponent is stronger. He will never turn down a new challenge whenever it arises.

## Story

Shigure is defeated by Rokurou Rangetsu and Velvet used his body to resurrect the Four Elemental Empyreans to stop Artorius Collbrande's Ceremony of Supression.
Hubert Ozwell

**Hubert Ozwell** (ヒューバート･オズウェル, *Hyūbāto Ozuweru*?, **Hubert Oswell**) is a main character and a male protagonist in *Tales of Graces*. He is the son of Aston Lhant, the Lord of Lhant village, and Kerri Lhant. He is the younger brother of Asbel Lhant and a childhood friend of Cheria Barnes. His original name is **Hubert Lhant** before being adopted by the Ozwells.
Rose

**Rose** (ロゼ, *Roze*?, "Rosé") is a main character and a female protagonist in *Tales of Zestiria*. She works with the merchant guild, Sparrowfeathers, who also take requests for shady business. She later encounters Sorey and decides to joins him in his journey as an accompanying character. She is later revealed to be working as an assassin who had also been tasked with killing various characters.

Her true name used to enact her squire pact is **Wilkis Wilk**.
Asbel Lhant

**Asbel Lhant** (アスベル・ラント, *Asuberu Ranto*?) is a main character and the lead protagonist in *Tales of Graces*. He is the eldest son of Aston Lhant, the Lord of the Lhant village, and Kerri Lhant. He is the elder brother of Hubert Ozwell and also the childhood friend and romantic interest of Cheria Barnes. After Sophie's death and Hubert's adoption into the Oswell family, Asbel leaves for Barona where he trains to be a knight in order to atone for his failure to protect Sophie. After the events of *Tales of Graces*, he assumes the position as Lord. In *Lineage and Legacies*, he marries Cheria and adopts Sophie into the Lhant family.
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The ***Tales of Gekijou*** (ているず おぶ 劇場, *Teiruzu obu Gekijou*; literally meaning "Tales of Theatre") is a series of five short animations produced by Sunrise. The first two episodes are currently released to the public, and the other three episodes were available as part of the pre-order bonus for *Tales of the Heroes: Twin Brave*, when the game was released on February 23, 2012 in Japan.

## Characters

* Yuri Lowell
* Guy Cecil
* Luke fon Fabre
* Asbel Lhant
* Cheria Barnes
* Zelos Wilder
* Leon Magnus
* Reid Hershel

## Story

### Episode 1

Yuri, Guy and Luke get lost in a forest, then Luke gets hungry. Yuri then cooks a bunch of meals using carrots. With this, Luke complains about it, and asks for meat instead. After the meal, Yuri makes a trap for hunt for food, then both him and Guy hears the trap's sound, the two of them both discover Luke trying to feed the prey (a rabbit).
Jasmine

**Jasmine** (ジャスミン, *Jasumin*?) is a special consumable herb item. The effect of using a jasmine results in one party member receiving an increase in their max DEX (Dexterity) by 1. It can be used while moving or during combat.

In *Tales of Xillia 2*, it can be bought for 30000 Gald and sold for 300 Gald. It can be obtained from the Sapstrath Deepwood after clearing the game and also from the coliseum against a *Dark Teagle* at a 4% drop rate.
Mirrage Artes

**Mirrage Artes** (魔鏡技, *Makyoki*?, **Magic Mirror Artes**) are arte techniques found in *Tales of the Rays*. They imitate the mystic artes spread out through out the series. All playable characters can use mirrage artes. **Mirrists**, a group of humans able to conjure the power of illusions with mirrages, can manipulate the anima life-force that pervades all things using chiral particles to initiate mirrage artes. Before a character initiates this technique, they start by exclaiming "Mirrage Arte" and then finish off with the arte combat sequence. Mirrage artes are used by Mirror Knights, also known as **Mirrists**, a unique class to the world of *Tales of the Rays*. Mirrage artes are said to be initiated by the use of chiral particles, mysterious energy particles found in Tir Na Nog. They copy the anima of their target, transforming the copy into more chiral particles. It can create infinite copies and thus infinite energy.
Hellion

**Hellion** (憑魔, *Hyouma*?, lit. "Possessing Evil" or "Possessed Evil"), or plural **Hellions**, are a type of creature in *Tales of Zestiria*. They are created from malevolence—impurities born from the negative emotions of humanity—and threaten the existence of humans and seraphim.

## History

### *Tales of Zestiria*

The Lord of Calamity is a being that gives rise to the hellions. They cannot be seen by normal human eyes, and humans and animals possessed by the malevolence appear to them as if they were normal. Seraphim and humans with high spiritual energy are able to see hellions, which can take on a variety of forms, such as slimes and human-animal hybrids. The only person able to quell hellions is a Shepherd, a chosen wielder of the Sacred Blade who is given the power to do so.
Elise Lutus

**Elise Lutus** (エリーゼ・ルタス, *Erīze Rutasu*?, **Elize Lutus**) is a main character and a female protagonist in *Tales of Xillia* and *Tales of Xillia 2*. She is a young girl who befriends Jude Mathis in his revisit to the village of Hamil. Elise carries an animated doll called Teepo, who is also her best friend. In *Tales of Xillia*, she is an orphan with a mild case of amnesia, where she travels with the party around the Rieze Maxia world looking for a better lifestyle. A year later into *Tales of Xillia 2*, she is a school student visiting the world of Elympios on a class trip and brings Teepo along after locking him away in her treasure chest.
Benwick

**Character Designer** | Daigo Okumura

**Benwick** (ベンウイック, *Benuikku*?) is a major supporting character in *Tales of Berseria*. He is a crew member of Aifread's Pirates and boards the Van Eltia to explore the world in search for his missing captain. He becomes the temporary head ship captain in the original captain's absence. Benwick is first encountered when Eizen first boards off of the ship to battle against Velvet Crowe, Rokurou Rangetsu and Laphicet.
Verbena

**Verbena** (バーベナ, *Bābena*?) is a special consumable herb item. The effect of using a verbena results in one party member receiving an increase in their max VIT (Vitality) by 1. It can be used while moving or during combat.

In *Tales of Xillia 2*, it can be bought for 30000 Gald and sold for 300 Gald. It can be obtained from the Sapstrath Deepwood after clearing the game and also from the coliseum against a *Fire Teagle* at a 4% drop rate.
Tales of HR

The ***Tales of HR*** (ているず おぶ HR/ホームルーム, *Teiruzu obu HR*; literally meaning "Tales of Homeroom") is a digital series with animation done by Signal.MD. It features the characters of the series placed in a high school setting.

## External links

* Tales of HR - *Official JP site*
* Tales of HR - *AniDB*
* Tales of HR - *aniSearch*
* Tales of HR - *Anime-Planet*
* Tales of HR - *MyAnimeList*
Titania

**Type** | Dungeon

**Titania, the Prison Island** (監督島 タイタニア, *Taitania*?) is a location in *Tales of Berseria*. It is the first location for the prologue during Velvet Crowe's prison break. The location is later revisited as the party encounter the Therion characters and temporarily make it their hideout.

"*.*"

—Bio on Titania.
Talespedia Wiki:About

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E.g **Genius Sage** and not *Genis Sage*.

We specifically focus on information as top priority. The wiki is small at the moment
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We could use your help in all its entirety; whether it is posting images, adding infoboxes, creates new character pages, correcting information, HTML markup proposals and design layout.

As you can see we have a multitude of work to do. Any help is appreciated as well as aid in promoting the wiki!
Tales of Bibliotheca

**Tales of Bibliotheca** (テイルズ オブ ビブリオテカ, *Teiruzu obu Biburioteka*?) is an archive of which is downloadable in the App Store. It mainly features on the events and facts from *Tales of Vesperia*. The app features quotes through scenario viewer and exclusive images. The events of *Tales of Vesperia* are told through chapters with more information based on the world not mentioned in the events of the game before.

## External Website Links

* **[JP] Tales of Bibliotheca (Official Website)**
Wanted Posters

The *Tales of* series has many titles which feature hideously-drawn "wanted" posters. This can be seen of Lloyd Irving in *Tales of Symphonia* after the outbreak in Iselia. A wanted poster of Yuri Lowell is put up in *Tales of Vesperia*. Another example can be seen in *Tales of Xillia*of Jude Mathis and Milla Maxwell, as well as Ludger Will Kresnik of the game's sequel, *Tales of Xillia 2**.*

These posters are generally put up after the lead main characters have caused an outbreak or have been exiled, hunted or wanted for a particular reason and event in the story.

The posters have been said to add comedic humour as the situation is dire but gives the players something to chuckle about.
Project-002 "The Globe"

**[PROJECT ID]:** 002

**[DANGER LEVEL FROM 1-10]** : 9

**[CONTAINMENT]:** Contained within a small testing chamber, with video surveillance cameras aiming in the direction of the object. High security.

**[DESCRIPTION]:**

Project-002 is a traditional globe, with seemingly no importance when found in abandoned Victorian home in 8/13/190█. It was kept in a small glass container when found with the tag reading *No interaction with this globe of any kind, heed the incident with San Francisco in 1906.*  It was brought to containment station 49 for further research. When test subjects made contact with the globe (e.g poking, twirling, nudging) it seemed to affect the Earth itself. When twirled, the world would spin in its orbit rapidly. When shaken, it would cause a minor earthquake in random areas on the globe. All interaction with the globe must be under the approval of the Command Council or the Overseer himself. No testing including the globe must take place. If interacted upon without approval, the consequences will vary depending on the damage done.

No attempts to terminate this Project must not be done without the approval of the Overseer, in fear of ending the world entirely.
The Three Brothers Moving Lady Employee

**Amanda Brooke Lerner**, more commonly known as **OLGA, The Three Brothers Moving Lady Employee**, is a regular character in *The Unmovers*.r

## Physical Appearance

She retains her signature big, yellow hair and eyebrows as well as her famous black mask and 10 gallon pants. She has a longer nose and pudgier body composition.

## Appearances

### Season 1

* 101: "Buddha Unmovers"
* 103: "The Inside Unmovers" (cameo in newspaper)
* 108: "World Wide Unmovers"
* 112: "The Ringer"
* 118: "All Belts are Off" (non-speaking role)
* 127: "Unmoverplane Mode"

## Trivia

* According to Tom Bauernfeind, Sr., her real name is Lindsay Ariana Miller.

## Gallery

*To view the gallery for The Three Brothers Moving Lady Employee, click here*.
Vortigern

**Vortigern, Sea Gate Fortress** (海門要塞ヴォーティガン, *Kaimonyousai Vōtigan*?) is a location in *Tales of Berseria*. The base surrounding the gates of Vortigern that hinder entrance to the Holy Midgand Empire.

"*A royal navy fortress spanning the strait between Northgand and Westgand. Its massive gates control passage through those waters.*"

—Bio on Vortigern.
## Description

Vortigern is a military base that guards the narrow northern sea route between Northgand and Westgand.

### History

Vortigern's main function is to prevent the entrance of daemons and other threats to the Empire, but it also allows the Empire to have a stranglehold on trade from the north. Initially said to be impregnable, the fortress is infiltrated by Velvet Crowe and her team. They open the gate and allow the Van Eltia to go to Loegres.

## Trivia

* Like other locations in *Tales of Zesitria* and *Tales of Berseria*, Vortigern draws its name from Arthurian legend. It comes from Vortigern, a possibly fictional British warlord who has become associated with Arthurian fiction.
Project-009 "Sweet Dreams"

**[PROJECT ID]:** ~~009~~

**[DANGER LEVEL FROM 1-10]:** ~~6~~  (Neutralized)

**[CONTAINMENT]:** ~~Small testing room, locked inside a steel coffin. Video surveillance required online at all times. No guards required.~~

**[DESCRIPTION]:**

Project 009 is an average bed, found in an abandoned asylum, where an unknown insane man once slept. Upon further research, the particular man is known as Samuel ██████.

In 1996, healthy group of Test Subjects were told each to sleep inside the bed for daytime. They awoken in less than 15 minutes, reporting that they were in a lucid dream that seemed to last for years. In most cases, Test Subjects said they were face to face with an entity of their worst nightmare, or were in a nightmarish situation. However, they have no knowing of most of the events that occurred in their 'nightmare'.

The same group of Test Subjects were then told to sleep inside 009 for night.

The Test Subjects are yet to be awoken. They have been moved to Research Station ██ where researchers will use highly advanced technology to study their brainwaves and physical state. They seem to still be alive, but have not awoken over the decade. No signs of aging were seen in the test subjects. Their physical and mental states have not yet changed.

After enough was learnt from 009, Test Subjects disassembled it and the remaining parts were thrown into the █████ic Ocean.

The Test Subjects used to disassemble 009 were reported to all die at different times the same day Project 009 was thrown into the ocean.

The reason for this is still unknown.
Zaveid

**Zaveid** (ザビーダ, *Zabīda*?) is a main character and a male protagonist in *Tales of Zestiria*. He is a powerful wind seraph who has lived for centuries. He first encounters Sorey at Rayfalke Spiritcrest, where he battles them before their search for finding the earth seraphim, Edna. Knowing of the previous shepherds, Zaveid has had past encounters with Lailah and Edna, who are long-lived characters of the Glenwood continent. He was also friends with Eizen, Edna's elder brother and a protagonist of *Tales of Berseria* in which he also appears in.

His true name used to enact the armatus is **Fylk Zahdeya**, and later **Wirukun Zavie**.
Silva

**JP Voice Actor(s)** | Masami Suzuki

**Silva** (シルバ, *Shiruba*?, "Silver") is a minor character from *Tales of Berseria*. He was initially tethered to Teresa Linares along with Laphicet, before he was set free and adopted by Zaveid for a limited time. Generally, like many of the Malakhim, he was originally seen as an emotionless being due to having his will removed from him and dominated by a ruler after the events of the Scarlet Night. Later on, he is seen being able to briefly act upon his free will.

During his time of being tethered to Teresa Linares, he was referred to as "**Number One**" (一号, *Ichigo*?).

## Trivia

* He was named *Silva* by Eizen because of his silver hair and collar plate. Named after the color.
* The name *Silva* can mean "woodland".
Syrup Bottle

A **Syrup Bottle** (シロップ ボトル, *Shiroppu Botoru*?) is a recurring recovery bottle item. It prevents all physical and magical ailments. It can be used in combat or while moving. It works similar to the Panacea Bottle which heals any physical and magical ailments, but the Syrup Bottle should be used before being inflicted by one whereas the Panacea Bottle would be used afterwards.
Tir Na Nog

**Tir Na Nog** (ティル・ナ・ノーグ, *Tiru Na Nōgu*?) is the world setting of of *Tales of the Rays*. It produces a limitless amount of energy thanks to a special molecule called the Chiral Particle. Tir Na Nog is later seen to be in danger because of the misuse of the Chiral Molecule which further led to the development of the Kaleidoscope, a weapon create for wrongdoings and the death of the natural wildlife, polluting the areas and spreading across the world which leads to the main characters Ickx Neve and Mileena Weiss in participating in a war.

## Story

### Prologue

Tir Na Nog is a prosperous world of light filled with the infinite energy of **Chiral Particles**. *"It's hard to imagine now, but those same particles once nearly destroyed this land".*

Once upon a time, researchers worked tirelessly to develop weapons to harness this limitless energy. The wielders of these mirrage weapons were known as "**mirrists**". The **Kaleidoscope** could deplete the **anima** at the core of both living and material things, and turn them into light particles. It was a fearsome weapon in times of war. But the cost was far too great... Rampant use had caused anima to separate from the world itself. Lands, forests and all of the people in them turned to dust and vanished. But then, a mirrist stepped forth to defend the world. Wracked with guilt for the devastation their own invention had caused, the mirrist realised the one last plan to save the dying world: **Project Aegis**.

Many years have passed since then. The gentle beauty of nature has returned to Tir Na Nog. We meet Ickx Neve and Mileena Weiss, two best friends living in peace on the island of Odanse. One fateful day, a storm of meteors rain down from the sky, obliterating their island home. Surviving by sheer chance, Ickx and Mileena are rescued by a band of warriors known as the Salvation Front.

The group make their way to the capital, only to learn of the grave new danger to their world...

## Etymology

Seemingly based on Tír na nÓg from Irish mythology. The name ***Tír na nÓg***, also written ***Tír na hÓige***,means "Land of Youth". This can be seen through the vast amount of wildlife and clump particles of the Chiral Molecule surrounding its environment. In Irish mythology, it is one of the names for the Otherworld, or perhaps for a part of it. It is depicted as a supernatural realm of everlasting beauty, health, abundance and joy.

Tír na nÓg is best known from the tale of Oisín and Niamh. In the tale, Oisín, a human hero, and Niamh, a woman of the Otherworld, fall in love. She brings him to Tír na nÓg on a magical horse that can travel over water. After spending what seems to be three years there, Oisín becomes homesick and wants to return to Ireland. Niamh reluctantly lets him return on the magical horse, but warns him never to touch the ground. When he returns, he finds that 300 years have passed in Ireland. Oisín falls from the horse. He instantly becomes elderly, as the years catch up with him, and he quickly dies of old age. These contextual reference are mildly used in *Tales of the Rays*.
Uno

**Occupation** | Lord of the Land

**Uno** (ウーノ, *Ūno*?) is a minor character in *Tales of Zestiria*. He is a water seraph and serves as Ladylake's Lord of the Land. He is first seen after the party quell a beast on the outer borders of Rayfalke and take him back to the Ladylake, assuming in Lailah's position of the sanctuary as guardian. He is also seen during the ending cinematic.