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The player can earn a title for not using any Gels until a certain point in the game.

Arbitrary Mission Restriction: Of the optional objective variety.

Arbitrary Headcount Limit: While the party is limited to only four characters, the player can switch in any off-screen character during battle.

Anthropomorphic Personification: The party theorizes that the Golden Mage Knight is the physical form of bloodlust.

While Jude is a more traditional Audience Surrogate whose scenes focus on Character Development, Milla is more involved in the events of the plot. Whoever you choose will get more scenes, their own set of Battle Theme Music, and you get to see their version of events when the party splits up.

Another Side, Another Story: The game allows you to choose either Jude or Milla at the beginning of the game as the "main character".

Anime Theme Song: progress by the queen of J-pop, Ayumi Hamasaki.

The drawback is that it shortens the user's lifespan. They work by forcefully extracting more mana from a person's mana lobe that is normal (or healthy), thus allowing the user to cast more powerful Spirit Artes.

Always with You: It is hinted in the ending for Jude's side that even though Milla now lives in the spirit world as the new Maxwell, she still watches over him and their friends.

She refuses to stay down or fail in her mission to protect Rieze Maxia from those who would seek to control the spirits and use Spyrix technology, believing it to be her duty as the Lord of Spirits.

Action Girl: Milla is the most noticeable example of this in the game.

Aborted Arc: Act 4 ends when Gaius hands Jude the key to the final dungeon and says "see you there," immediately ending the group's journey in Elympios and leaving the Elympios plot threads (The Otherworld Reactor Project, human experimentation, etc.) to voiced-over sub-events, or outright no resolution.

You have been warned of very critical spoilers!

TALES OF BERSERIA DLC LEVELED ME UP PS3

Since there has been an official name for them, but the game doesn't differentiate between the two "long" and "short" skits, the short skits have been called "chats".Ī direct sequel to the game, simply named Tales of Xillia 2, was released as a Japanese Winter 2012 PS3 title and was released in North America and Europe in August 2014. The Skit System from previous Tales games has also been expanded, now including more inter-party banter during battles and casual dialogue while wandering through the overworld. The most notable addition is "Link Mode", which allows two characters to coordinate their actions far more closely, protecting each other, attacking together and executing powerful tag team attacks called Resonance Artes. The battle system is a fusion of the Destiny (Capacity Points) and Symphonia (TP) styles featured in previous Tales games, allowing for constant combos as long as "Assault Counter" points remain. Two countries vie for supremacy of Rieze Maxia: Rashugal, an empire whose extensive use of Spirit Power has granted it incredible prosperity and Auj Oule, a developing country whose power comes from the control of monsters. The most basic form of this is the ability to channel mana as Spirit Power, which can be used to power everything from street lamps to magical spells. In the world of Rieze Maxia, humans and monsters co-exist with the Spirits, who grant their power to humans in exchange for protection. Thanks to some math, this would mean it is now one of a handful of Tales games to sell a grand total of a million-plus units worldwide.

where it dethroned Tales of Symphonia as international best-seller, at least, when comparing single system releases, as Symphonia's multiple original versions still outsell it. It was released on August 2013 in North America and Europe.

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It currently holds the record for the fastest-selling Tales Series title and the second fastest-selling PS3 title with approximately 525,605 copies sold in the first week. Another entry in the Tales Series, released in Japan for the PlayStation 3 on the 8th of September 2011.