Well-Intentioned Extremist: His harsh laws after he takes over the Empire are mostly to prove to Real that humans can live without Ray.
Unwitting Pawn: Honestly, you'd think him and Suzaku were competing to be this trope's new poster boy or something.
He turns out to be the second Child of Eesa but he doesn't really care about it.
Tomato in the Mirror: A very weird subversion.
To be fair, Alf had some very personal reasons for wanting to kill the bastard.
Shut UP, Hannibal: He stabs Ignacy while he's giving his Hannibal Lecture.
Eventually goes even farther into Red Oni territory, with L'Arc being more of a Blue Oni.
Red Oni, Blue Oni: Somewhat subverted in that he's Blue for the most part, but has a few Red traits (namely when it comes to Adele.
Love Makes You Stupid, Crazy, and Evil.
The Lancer: Until he gets his own Five-Man Band.
Karma Houdini: He's let off scott-free at the end of the game despite everything he's done.
I Just Want to Be Badass: He believes that he's the inferior one out of himself, L'Arc, and Weiss.
Hammerspace: His sheath can hold swords much larger than itself.
Despair Event Horizon: He does not take losing Adele well.
Deal with the Devil: He makes a pact with Real that if he can prove humans can live without Ray for a year, Real will stop all Hozone pollution.
Once the Empire launches a surprise attack on Antrax, Alf defects from the group to fulfill his role by siding with Adele, considering L'Arc as his sworn enemy. As it turns out, he's a Child of Eesa like L'Arc. Alf worries too much about what goes with the Empire whenever it looks like it's trying to Take Over the World. The very good and benevolent second prince of the Empire and L'Arc's best friend.
Wise Beyond Their Years: When offered the chance to take revenge on Rastan, the man who killed his father, he refuses because he states it will only continue the cycle of revenge.
Summon Magic: Thanks to being a Child of Eesa.
Eventually, the roles seem to get reversed, with L'Arc being the one to think things through more near the end of the game.
Red Oni, Blue Oni: Naturally, he's the red oni to Alf's blue.
Older Than They Look: At the end of the epilogue, he's now 517 years old.
Ineffectual Loner: At the beginning of the story.
Idiot Hero: Mostly averted, as shown from the Wise Beyond Their Years trope below.
He wakes up 500 years later, his goal achieved, in the epilogue.]] Don't worry though, he's only going to sleep. Sonia to become the new core (as he's the only person left with the Eesa Factor), meaning he has to say goodbye. Therefore, L'Arc is secretly instructed by Dr. But without the core, their objective would be pretty much impossible to achieve.
Heroic Sacrifice: In order to purify the Hozone, the party needs the power of the Singing Stone, but they also have to destroy the core as a result.
Elemental Powers: Namely Dishing Out Dirt, Playing with Fire and Holy Hand Grenade.
So, really, who's to say that it's not going to start all over again? except they made gods because they were lost without them.
Broken Aesop: L'Arc destroys Eesa so that people can go back to living without gods.
Always Someone Better: Alf's perception of him.
L'Arc's encounter with Ryfia is the first event that changes everything he has stood for. To make matters worse, his Childhood Friends become their sworn enemies, his Clingy Jealous Girl does a NASTY Face Heel Turn, and he has almost no idea what to do but to look for a solution to solve everything. And once he is revealed to be a Child of Eesa, L'arc has a hard time dealing with everything that's being forced on him. L'Arc is a stubborn swordsman who does what he wants to do. A mercenary for hire working for the empire.
0 kommentar(er)
