Lunar (franchise)/Characters
Characters from the Game Arts RPG series, Lunar. This character street is for side games and other media: the various versions of Lunar: The Silver Star have a character sheet here, and Lunar: Eternal Blue has one here.
Lunar: Dragon Song
Jian Campbell
A description of the character goes here.
- Armed Legs
- Heroes Prefer Swords: Averted. He prefers shoes.
Lucia Collins
A description of the character goes here.
- One Steve Limit: Averted, seeing as she shares the name Lucia with the heroine of Lunar: Eternal Blue.
- Parasol of Pain: Her combat style is all about braining enemies with umbrellas.
- You Gotta Have Pink Hair
Gabryel Ryan
A description of the character goes here.
- Catgirl
- Darkskinned Blonde
- Demihuman: Beastwoman.
- Facial Markings
- Magic Dance
- Wolverine Claws: Bladed brass knuckles are her weapon of choice, and with them, she comes closest to mustering a decent offense of any character who isn't Jian.
Flora Banks
A description of the character goes here.
- The Archer: She has a bit of ranger in her, as she serves as the party's guide in the Frontier.
- You Gotta Have Green Hair
Rufus Crow
A description of the character goes here.
- Darkskinned Blonde
- Demihuman: Beastman.
Ignatius
A description of the character goes here.
- The Emperor
- Expy: Of Ghaleon. White-Haired Pretty Boy, powerful mage, has some sort of issue with the Goddess Althena, ruler of the Vile Tribe, possibly a Fallen Hero (though he isn't developed enough to be sure of it).
- The Unfought: Aside from a Hopeless Boss Fight, you never actually get to battle him.
Lunar: Walking School/Magic School
Ellie
A friendly girl from Burg with the rare and unusual power of flight. One of the students of the Magic School's remedial class.
- Flight
- Half-Human Hybrid: It's her Vile Tribe blood that gives her the ability to fly.
- Michiko Neya
- Playing with Fire
Rena
Ellie's best friend from Burg who is also enrolled in the Magic School's remedial class. Much more talkative and spirited than Ellie is.
Senia
A brash and tomboyish beastwoman who met Ellie and Rena on her first day of school. Successor to the position of chieftain of her tribe.
- Ambiguously Brown
- Arranged Marriage: To another Beastman.
- Demihuman: Beastwoman.
- Facial Markings
- Shock and Awe
- You Gotta Have Green Hair
Blade
A swordsman in training to become a Real Man, who eventually learns that Real Men can ask for help and thus joins with the party of girls. He's particularly protective of Ellie.
Wing
A student from Caldor Island with immense magical ability. He's taken with Rena, but she's not impressed by his humble, passive nature.
Azu
Senia's childhood friend. The only human living in a village of Beastmen, taken in after his parents were killed by monsters. He obviously cares for Senia, but the Fantastic Racism of the Beastmen is keeping them apart.
Glen
The scout for the Magic School, and one of the most senior members of the faculty.
Ant, Kule and Rick
A trio of bullies who act as rivals to Ellie, Rena and Senia. The trickster Ant acts as the leader.
Barua
A woman from the Vile Tribe who specializes in mind control.
- Card-Carrying Villain: She claims that the only reason the Vile Tribe are so terrible is because the humans were cruel and cast them out, the humans wanted someone they could hate... so she figured, why fight it?
Memphis
The leader of the Vile Tribe and a powerful sorcerer.
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The personification of an ancient living castle. Memphis has broken the seal on him and plans to resurrect him.
Lunar: Tale of the Vane Airship (manga)
Lemia's Mother
An unnamed Guildmistress whose life is put in danger when the Vane Airship gets caught between two cliffs.
- Doting Parent: Shows signs of this, especially when she subtly suggests Lemia should forget about her Guild duties for a while and go join Dyne and Ghaleon on an adventure.
- Lethal Chef
The Guildmistress
Also unnamed, she was the first Guildmistress in Vane, and the very first of the Ausa lineage.
- Princess Curls: Her hair is nothing but ringlets, making every other member of the Ausa family's notoriously curly hair look tame in comparison.
- Underestimating Badassery: Latona assumes the Guildmistress will be no match for her because she's a human, not one of the more magically-inclined Vile Tribe. The Guildmistress kills her with a single spell.
Nia Ausa
The young daughter of the first Guildmistress.
- Precocious Crush: She declares, in tears, that she will not be a Guildmistress and will instead marry Ghaleon.
Zyne
One of the last of the Vile Tribe of Vane, and Ghaleon's older brother. The teacher of the Guildmistress. He worked on an airship and died before he saw its completion.
- Aloof Big Brother/Big Brother Instinct: Ghaleon was jealous of Zyne, and thought he didn't care about him. In truth, Zyne was merely bad at showing it, and his notes reveal that he became fascinated by birds and airships all because Ghaleon once asked him about them, and he couldn't answer.
- Gentleman and a Scholar: Ghaleon thinks he was a lot more scholar than gentleman.
- Intelligence Equals Isolation: He spent most of his time studying, and grew distant from Ghaleon as a result.
- Posthumous Character
Latona
One of the last of the Vile Tribe of Vane, a woman in love with Zyne.
- Green-Eyed Monster: She's horribly jealous of the humans, who won Zyne's heart and are inheriting the city of the Vile Tribe. She makes a final stand to take them back... and gets shown why the new Guildmistress is worthy of the position.
Morris
One of the last of the Vile Tribe of Vane, a man in love with Latona.
- Hopeless Suitor: He proposed to Latona, but was told he would have a better chance if he was dead.
- One Steve Limit: Averted, as he shares a name with Borgan's nephew from Lemina's backstory novel.
Rouj
One of the last of the Vile Tribe of Vane.
Tagak
One of the last of the Vile Tribe of Vane, and the son of Rouj.
Lunar: Childhood's End (manga)
Alice
A young, temperamental girl who befriends Hiro and Ruby. For unknown reasons, she is being chased by Xenobia and Ghaleon... despite the fact that the latter is supposed to be dead!
- Dark Is Not Evil: Which the Lunar: Eternal Blue heroes recognize, and thus gladly befriend her.
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Alice: "Why? When there's trouble following me, when I hurt you, Jean-san, and even more, when I..." |
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- Deceased Parents Are the Best: Her mother.
- Hair Decorations: Her hair ribbon.
- Half-Human Hybrid: Half-Vile Tribe, and shunned by most people who realize it.
- Mysterious Waif
- Parental Abandonment: Her father, which she can't forgive.
- Person of Mass Destruction: She gets manipulated into destroying Meribia by accident.
- Precocious Crush: On Hiro.
- Spin Offspring: She's the daughter of Phacia.
- White-Haired Pretty Girl
Lunar 2 Eternal Blue: Lemina in Training! (novel)
Tio
A young priest of Althena who comes to Vane looking to build a new temple there. However, after he breaks something, Lemina forces him to work for her until he pays it off.
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Tio: Even when I fixed your leg... If I were a better priest, or there was a statue, you could've been spared that pain. |
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- The Klutz: Lemina keeps track of the cost of everything he breaks or loses.
- The Medic
- Shipper on Deck: He's surprised when Ramus doesn't seem bothered by Lemina dating Morris, as he thought Ramus had feelings for Lemina.
Morris Borgan
Nephew of the wizard Borgan.
- Bitch in Sheep's Clothing: He dates Lemina in hopes of profiting off the magic items she can craft.
- Lolicon: His age isn't mentioned, but apparently, he's older than Ramus, who is 17. And he starts dating Lemina, who is 14. However, no one is bothered by this, and it's only mentioned by Tio as a reason why he thought Ramus was a better match for Lemina than Morris. Additionally, he has ulterior motives for romancing her...
- One Steve Limit: Averted, as he shares a name with a member of the Vile Tribe from the Vane Airship manga.
- Shipper on Deck: Like Tio, he was under the impression that Ramus might have been a rival for Lemina's affections, and is relieved when she says she has zero interest in Ramus beyond business.
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