Definite Enemy

> Use this when someone you know isn’t an enemy is being put on the defensive. The person you use it on will be able to almost completely avoid suspicion, and they’ll be grateful for it. It’ll make you stand out, and making a mistake can cost you, so be careful.
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* Examples of usage from the in-game How to Play guide.
* Examples of usage from the in-game How to Play guide.
* Examples of usage from the in-game How to Play guide.
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**Definite Enemy** is a skill used to declare that a character has been either proven to be an enemy role (Gnosia, AC Follower, or Bug) or has committed a logical error indicating that they at minimum are lying.

## Unlocking

*See also: Raqio Quiz*
Definite Enemy can be unlocked by viewing an Event with Raqio at night in which they quiz the player about scenarios in which Definite Enemy and its companion skill can be used. The player does not need to answer their questions correctly in order to be given the skills.

Once obtained, Definite Enemy requires 20 Logic to be used.

## Usage

Definite Enemy can be used the moment that in-game information has indicated that a character is unquestionably lying.

While the option will always appear as "Definite Enemy" for the player, when used the player (or other character using it) will note if their target can be discerned to be specifically Gnosia, specifically AC Follower, specifically Bug, or either AC Follower or Bug but not Gnosia.

The AC Follower can also be declared Definite Human, but this will not protect them from being declared Definite Enemy as well.

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## Scenarios

Several scenarios can result in Definite Enemy becoming eligible for use:

### Definite Gnosia by Real Engineer

If an Engineer is confirmed to be the true Engineer, any character that the Engineer finds to be Gnosia will be a Definite Enemy (Gnosia).

### Definite Gnosia by a Claimer Disappearing

If two people claim the same role (and no AC Followers or Bugs are present) and one of the characters who claimed that role disappear, then the other character leftover is a Definite Enemy (Gnosia).

### Definite Enemy by a Bug Disappearing

If two characters are eliminated overnight, one must have been the Bug who was investigate by the true Engineer. If only one Engineer investigated one of the two characters who disappeared, that Engineer must be the true one. However, that means the other Engineer(s) present are Definite Enemy/Enemies (either Gnosia or AC Follower, since the Bug has disappeared).

### Definite Enemy by a Bug Not Disappearing

If the player is Gnosia and a character they attack fails to be eliminated despite the Guardian Angel not being in play, this can only mean said character was the Bug. The game will mark them with the Bug icon and Definite Enemy will become available for use. However, if the player attempts to use it the game will treat it as an incorrect guess as none of the human characters would have reason to know why the player has declared the Bug as such. Declaring Definite Enemy in this case thus provides no benefit to the player; at best their reputation takes a hit for being seen as wrong, and at worst more logical characters may take the declaration as the player having just outed themself as Gnosia.

### Definite Enemy by a Doctor claiming too many bodies as Human

If one Doctor claims too many characters put in Cold Sleep are Human (at a point where at least one Gnosia has been put into Cold Sleep, as otherwise Gnosia would win), then they are a Definite Enemy.

### Definite Enemy by Announcing Role Day 2 or Later

When an Enemy announces they are an Engineer or Doctor, their results are randomized. As a result, this can cause issues with their results. Examples Include:

* A fake Engineer claiming someone as Gnosia, only for that person to announce themselves as Guard Duty.
* In a scenario where a Bug is present (but no AC Followers), a fake Engineer may accidentally mark one of the other Engineers as human.
* A fake Engineer investigating a character prior to that character going to Cold Sleep, and that report conflicts with the report of the Doctor(s).

### Definite Enemy by Doctor(s') Report(s) Conflicting with Engineer(s') Report(s)

**Example:** If there are nine total people present (with 3 Gnosia) with no AC Followers or Bugs. If two characters (e.g. Gina and Setsu) both claim the Doctor role, and two characters (e.g. Raqio and Comet) claim the Engineer roles, then that means that one Doctor and one Engineer is Gnosia, with one Gnosia that did not claim a role. One character (e.g. Chipie) gets sent to Cold Sleep, and Gina claims that he was human, while Setsu claims he is Gnosia. Raqio reports that Kukrushka is Gnosia, while Comet reports that Gina is human. This would make Setsu Definite Enemy (Gnosia), as Setsu's statement conflicts with both Engineer Reports: If Raqio is the real Engineer, then Kukrushka, a Doctor, and Comet are Gnosia (thus, Chipie would not be Gnosia). If Comet is the real Engineer, then Gina is the real Doctor, not Setsu.

This highlights the importance of not exclusively looking at one set of roles' reports, but both roles to see how they conflict/agree with each other.

## Trivia

* Definite Human can be used by Setsu, Gina, Raqio, Stella, Jonas, Otome, Remnan, and Yuriko.
* Remnan has a line for declaring someone Definite Bug, but it goes unused due to Definite Enemy's hidden requirements: 25 Logic to recognize that an enemy is an AC Follower and 30 Logic to recognize a Bug. Remnan's Logic is 28, making him unable to recognize someone as a Bug.
* All characters capable of using Definite Enemy have an additional Definite Enemy line that the player needs to go out of their way to trigger, being so rarely seen that the lines were thought to be unused. For information on how to trigger these lines, see here.

## References

1. ↑ https://tcrf.net/Gnosia#Remnan.27s\_Unseen\_Definite\_Enemy\_Line
2. ↑ https://tcrf.net/Gnosia#Alternate\_Definite\_Enemy\_Lines