Mr. Lloyd…♡

I defeated the final boss in another world.

In some cases, the brain can be destroyed.

As expected of the adults, Rifi-saki and the president look somewhat better.

The rest is too heavy with love for Lloyd-kun.

Killer with a scar on their shin

It’s because their humanity is quite well developed.

I didn’t like it much in the past, but when I tried it again, I realized it shines too much… and I ended up really loving it.

They talk about things that are surprisingly complicated.

>>15

Just when you think that one sword has a power of 100, if you have two, it should be 200, right? That’s when you become all brawn with no brains.

It’s not for nothing that I was called the King of Strategy, Lloyd.

A ray of light shining in a hellish world.

Rather seriously

I’ve never used this guy’s secret technique.

Often treated like a fool and a rascal!

I work hard and have solid thoughts.

This guy also targets other protagonists.

Skilled with their hands and has inherited some dwarf craftsmanship.

This guy can do anything.

Intelligent muscle-head

It feels like light itself.

There is no darkness at all.

Aren’t there hardly any interactions without Lloyd-kun? Some members seem to think so.

>>28

Isn’t there too many members in that party?

>>30

You don’t hesitate to kill, do you?

Killing people and making a fuss about it is just like Abyss.

>>44

I think they did a good job portraying him as a noble’s son.

There aren’t many drawbacks.

Presea also genuinely loves Lloyd-kun, and it feels like Genius doesn’t get rewarded.

I feel like my personality changes quite a bit depending on who I’m trying to conquer.

In the case of refill and legal routes, the way of thinking is quite clever or mature.

>>34

A straight-up naive guy who treats me like an equal friend instead of seeing me as a divine child…

Everyone will love that…

Anywhere is fine! Just a little bit.

I remember there was a buzz when the message “Completion of the strategy battle!” was displayed in the Raze’s Mythos strategy battle, just like in other strategy battles.

Ideal vomiting

It’s not Colette or Genius from Twin Brave, but it’s Zeroes.

>>42

Zelos also has quite strong feelings for Lloyd, you know…

I thought that in the Kratos route, it’s fine if Zelos doesn’t die and just leaves injured or something…

Save the world.

Witnesses are erased.

But don’t you think it’s unreasonable for Presea to fall in love with Lloyd? Shouldn’t she love Genius instead?

>>45

You should have a little more compassion for people…

>>53

I’m not talking to Colette!

Don’t conquer your father.

>>50

Before the main story starts, I’ve already completed the father’s route, but if I pursue it further, Zelos-kun will die…

It is pointed out in the story that he only talks about idealistic theories, but he is aware of it himself, which is why he remains strong and unwavering.

It’s my first deeply engaged Tales game, and while I like it, I still think Colette should just be the sole heroine; there’s no need for route branching…

>>54

I think we don’t need individual endings…

Well, it would be nice to have, but…

>>59

I prefer the ending with Presea… Colette is a nice girl too, though…

>>54

In that scenario, Lloyd looks like a terrible person for not choosing Colette.

>>55

It’s great how it drops quite noticeably.

>>55

Riding the flying dragon with Shina noticeably decreases my favorability, it’s heavy.

In the Sylvarant arc, Lloyd’s struggles are mostly resolved, so from the Tethe’alla arc onward, he has a great sense of stability.

Everyone, come here!

I love that no matter who I pursue, there are always great moments to showcase.

I thought the choice of Ratatosk was bold.

>>76

“I interpreted it as, ‘Since Lloyd will definitely die sooner because of the relationship with lifespan, it makes sense that Riphil would want to be called by name as much as possible while he is still alive.'”

It’s pretty sad that if you don’t go through the Colette route, it becomes pretty irrelevant in the second half.

>>66

Well, it gets some attention because of crystal disease… It’s in the unfortunate category, though.

My father’s way of raising me was good.

>>67

The biological father is neglecting his son, what a terrible man…

If you don’t take the Shiina route, you won’t feel the connection to the past works.

I love the Refill-sensei route.

>>70

When it’s just the two of us, calling each other by name, it feels like we’re being pulled into a sequel.

It seems that if it were the usual Tales without individual endings, there would be remnants suggesting that Ginipure and Zero would have created a sub-couple.

>>71

How about Ginipure?

>>78

It’s still legal, right?

It is a somewhat heavy relationship to be called a coupling, but…

>>88

I think it’s impossible for them to stick together in various ways, even in their own conscious minds.

If we don’t go to Zeros or the Zeros route, we’ll finish without really understanding what kind of guy he was…

Even though you mention route branching, was there anything other than the snow city event?

>>75

It’s just that the character waiting for Lloyd changes with that and the ED.

>>75

Heimdall’s event and the Mythos possession event.

If the genius double destruction of the teacher route can fit there, then I guess it’s okay to just let it flow…

I was a bit frustrated as a kid that the PS2 version later came out with additional elements.

>>80

It was a common occurrence back then…

>>90

When I had to convince my parents to buy something for me, it was tough.

I’m getting tired of digging into characters through route-related content, so in that sense, I think it might have been better if there weren’t any affinity systems.

Well, if you just continue normally, you’ll definitely end up with Colette on the first playthrough.

They say it’s smart and quick-witted, but there are things that could be handled a bit better in the sequel.

If you choose Kratos, it seems like Zelos will automatically get reckless and die, so it looks like a stable party, but it’s actually quite precarious.

Those who are being persecuted should be able to live wherever they want, but in many ways, it’s not easy to say that.

>>91

Not everyone is strong like Lloyd.

…No, but if it’s Mythos, then I can do it.

There were hidden paths in the dungeons of the book, but I feel like in GC there are no hidden bosses and it’s just an infinite dungeon.

>>92

Wasn’t there someone related to the Demon Sword Nebilim or something?

When taken over by Nan na Mythos, Regal’s voice becomes an incredible falsetto.

In the Switch version, even if Colette gets possessed by a bug, Akio Otsuka’s voice will still play in the background…

>>94

I failed.

>>94

When it enters combat, it becomes heavier, and is Colette a mass of bugs or something?

It seems the atmosphere is going to be bad without Lloyd.

Whether it’s a divine child, a half-elf, a teacher, a loli, a prisoner, a childhood friend assassin, or a father…

In a world where discrimination is rampant, that person is a rare existence who treats me not as part of a category, but as an individual…

The complete version business model of Tales started with Symphonia.

>>97

Isn’t the transition from SFC to PS’s Fantasia pretty suspicious?

>>112

That’s a remake, isn’t it?

It might be that he is versatile, but it feels quite rare to see a voice actor playing a young boy role.

Which OP do you prefer?

Colette is in the heroine role, but not the healer role, so it’s unfortunate that she doesn’t get included in the party as much.

It shines precisely because the world is bleak.

I’m watching a video of the Franoir event for some reason, and the lines from Raise’s final magic mirror came up, which made me chuckle.

This guy probably has a lot of moves that attract women…

Not the type to be just swooned over like a handsome guy, but the type that is genuinely loved.

It was mentioned in the sequel that not only did he attract party members, but also the widow of Iseria.

Colette is a heavy woman.

>>111

There’s no one who’s not heavy in this work.

When it comes to external appearances, it’s pretty much fixed in terms of coupling, you know, Symphony.

>>113

Well, even if Lloyd’s partner is fixed as Colette during the business trip, I don’t think there will be much disagreement from those who played the main story.

In the case of Zeros-kun, before even considering anything about Lloyd-kun, he was told by his mother before she died that he shouldn’t have been born, and on top of that, his sister is being confined, so there’s this feeling of wanting to die.

Colette’s purity is such that she doesn’t even grant the performance of a sub-healer.

It’s nice to have the same party with Zerocra at Iseria Ranch and let them do the Shōha Jūmonji.

>>117

Are you a mental health issue?

>>130

Well, um…

>>117

In the death route, the conversation flows smoothly, but in the survival route, Zeroth is more agitated.

I recognize that it’s more like I intended to die, but ultimately decided against it.

She’s a good girl, but she doesn’t have any breasts.

>>118

If Colette had bigger breasts, she would be too strong as a heroine…

>>118

According to them, it’s said to be more than flat.

>>144

A memory of thinking, “There’s surprisingly a lot under the model in My So 2” while looking up from below.

I didn’t notice because Lloyd’s village is in the countryside, but was the world originally that terrible?

>>129

There is a proper reason for abusing or making someone carry stones, which is troubling…

I felt a bit of a coupling vibe between early Kratos and the teacher, but as the story progressed, it turned out that wasn’t the case at all…

If Eternia is a couple of darkness and darkness, then Symphonia is light and light.

Don’t talk about Rata.

I am really in a terrible mood right now.

If Lloyd dies, there are a lot of people who seem like they would follow him.

>>128

First is Zeroth, right?

I quite like Colette’s emotionless state when she has angel sickness.

I like the skit where Shina talks about what to do next in the latter part of the Zeroth relationship.

I think the skit after Corrin’s death, for better or for worse, represents a party that doesn’t involve Lloyd.

The Lloyd inside me set out on a journey to collect Exspheres with the broken-hearted Genius, who had lost Mythos.

If you play thinking it’s an ordinary fantasy RPG, most people will be surprised.

Human Ranch

>>138

I thought it was a heartwarming RPG, but the opening hit me with such a powerful word that I had to look at it three times.

>>138

When it comes to Tales, there’s an image of discrimination…

The latest title, Arise, really feels like a Tales game…

>>145

It often feels like the discussion about the conflict between two factions inevitably leads to issues of discrimination.

>>161

I thought it was for kids, but it’s full of race wars, which is troubling.

>>138

The storyline is conventional, but there are amazing moments throughout.

Pigs. I saw a game where they say outrageous lines to humans for the first time when I was a kid.

>>151

First of all, I was already taken aback at the point of the name “human ranch.”

Hug Colette for me.

>>139

Colette can’t possibly say something like that.

>>139

I can’t feel your body temperature even when I hold you.

>>155

It’s fine after the Exsphere is repaired…

I was captivated by Minami Takayama’s ability to express Mithos’s quiet and deep despair solely through intonation…

The anime has a lot to say, but the final boss battle against Mythos is better than in the original.

I’m not sure if I would call myself a ‘menhera,’ but I already received a lethal blow to my mental state a long time ago, and I’m just barely alive, maybe for my little sister’s sake…? And then I encountered Honey.

The fact that a friendly aunt turns into a monster and attacks you, along with Magnis-sama, makes a strong impact right from the start, doesn’t it?

It’s heavy because it starts off with something like a human ranch right from the beginning!!

I love being called “Human Ranch Story” in response to the Nintendo Direct.

>>152

If I had known that my sister liked me, I might have had a little more motivation to live.

Thanks to Lloyd, we made amends.

Colette was dressed in erotic outfits designed by Okumura in the social game.

Thinking back on it, it’s pretty crazy that the grandmother I became friends with was turned into a monster, self-destructed, and got us kicked out of the village.

Even though you’re goofing around and hitting on girls everywhere, it really feels like you don’t trust women that much at the core…

It’s funny how Mythos is hesitating to choose an opponent until the very last moment.

Too attached!

>>157

That guy is originally like a lump of goodness, and if he comes into contact with someone like Lloyd, it’s only natural for him to become that way.

It’s crystallizing on the way and looks solid, Collette.

No matter how much I chew over it, I still feel that there’s really no such thing as ‘anywhere is fine.’

It was interesting that there was a scrapped skit on the Kratos route in Ratatoskr.

The relationship with Ceres is cold and the temperature difference is huge.

Nana Mizuki when the cute style of acting was still mainstream.

>>165

That’s the mainstream, isn’t it?

>>172

Well, recently it feels like the trend is about having a strong punch…

>>180

Is it really that recent?

>>180

Hasn’t there been an increase in the number of aunt figures among parents recently?

>>165

Angel Feather! You can see glimpses of it in voices like that.

It sounds like I’m proclaiming the ideals of a dreamer, but I have a realist disposition.

>>166

I’m aware that it’s an idealistic notion, yet I’m speaking about ideals loudly.

>>171

Gentle idealists are nice, aren’t they…

It’s understandable that all party members are accessible, given their impressive strength.

That’s good, isn’t it?

If it’s the death route, my sister will come rushing in to kill me…

>>169

In the Zeroth survival route, you can only fight once no matter what, but I realized that in the Zeroth death route, you can fight twice, once before death and once after, and it was frustrating.

Zelos is too heavy for Lloyd.

I’m going to embrace Presea…

When I joined Kratos on the Kratos route, no one talked to me except Lloyd! Does everyone hate Kratos?

>>176

Yes

I realized in the final stages that Genius was a more important position than I thought.

I wanted to see the Sephiroth of the lost techniques.

Colette isn’t a healer, and since Presea has Glory, I was using her a lot instead.

Even without that, you would have used her because she’s a expressionless axe-wielding loli.

>>182

Colette is just too half-hearted about anything other than rover items…

Presea is more aggressive than I expected.

I want to bring out Colette’s messy side.

It feels like Nanako Mizuki made a big leap around this time since a year after Symphonia is when the first season of Mahou Shoujo Lyrical Nanoha aired.

Until then, I only had recognition of something like Sispri Aria.

I don’t remember much, but the phrase “human farm” had a shocking impact, and I do remember Magunis-sama and the pig.

Lloyd is easy to use in battles and incredibly strong, which is great, but the melee characters definitely have some quirks.

>>194

There are only Kratos and Presea who are normal!

Is it really good because I played it when I was in elementary school? That’s what I thought about this game.

P also casually destroyed the village after playing later…

The future of this world is the original Fantasia…

Roid-kun will probably get along well with the target of conquest.

I always wonder what Colette would do in that case.

A burden in battle called Shiina.

>>199

I can’t win a one-on-one fight!

After witnessing the siblings’ reconciliation during the event where Ceres intervenes before Zelos’s death, killing Zelos as vengeance for my brother… is really good, isn’t it?

I got two Last Fencer swords!

The origin of the name Colette is nice, isn’t it?

There’s no power-up item that makes me feel this conflicted, Exxtia.