Returning to the bridge.
Being here makes me frustrated by stupid remarks.

Even if what was done was not good, since everything had been set up in such a way that they were cornered on all sides and forced to do so by every means, there was nothing the person could do.

There are sins and burdens.

It’s just a foolish replica.

Responsibility…

I’m not at fault!

He’s a kind person.

It’s not even an age where one can really talk about right and wrong…

An RPG where adults gather to criticize what a 7-year-old child did because they were told to by their parents.

No, it’s my bad.
It would be better to die and atone.

Not a bad person.

It’s all my fault in front of those who have dark secrets… if I prepare a child.
A gathering of scum who took this opportunity to gang up and dump everything on the children.

Other members…

To be honest, since it was made as a replica from the start, the specs are about that of a child, so having it be 7 years after that implies it’s 7 years old raises some questions.
They are just a kid who can only act superior because they were under house arrest.

They are a kind person.

Even a 7-year-old kid can wipe their own butt, so what am I doing… it makes this game tough.

It’s not bad, but I don’t like the attitude…

Everyone around is a bad person.

The environment is not friendly.

Listening to Karma after clearing it is nice, isn’t it?

In the end, it was something that was done under pressure, and if even that is deemed unacceptable, then it’s everyone’s responsibility who was present when Van outsmarted us.

Become a bad person.

I wonder what kind of face you made when you said you were disappointed in me.

The companions are bad people.

What do you mean by consulting in advance! How can you say that to someone who talks as if they know everything but doesn’t explain anything at all?

The more I look back, the more I feel sorry for it.

In the first place, there’s no one among them that Luke trusts more than Van, so there’s nothing to discuss.

The initial attacker at the mansion is saying something arrogantly, telling us to come out and fight…

If only OTONA were here…

What’s with that awkward expression?

If Abyss were to be remade, would it be alleviated?
…rather, I feel like it’s going to have even more depressing elements.

I was thinking, “This guy is hopeless…” but then I reflected on it.
I think it’s precisely because she bravely worked on her improvements that I came to like Tia.

It’s pretty harsh that even if one of the members has memories and retries from the beginning, it’s impossible to build a trust relationship that matches Van’s.

When I cut my hair, my face looks so youthful…

Everyone is pierced by the statements they made in the past.

I already knew that Luke would mess up.

If I had to say, it might have been too pure due to the surrounding nurturing policies.

I already know what will happen in the future from the score anyway…

Fuji-kun? About these lyrics…

Luke was talking to Tia about how difficult it was for him to learn words at the beginning.

The world is bad.

Recently, I’ve been following the diary of someone who is currently playing, and they mentioned wanting to stop considering Jade as a friend… but then I laughed when I read in Luke’s diary that everyone except Jade has stopped.

The personality is ruined because the party character is terrible, and even though they should normally have a respectable position before the replica is revealed, they’re not treated that way.

Even the great poet Morse seemed like a pitiful person in such a wicked world.

This party is full of people hiding their true intentions…

Why has such a tense RPG become popular?

The Tales series is about half-and-half in terms of being a cheerful and friendly party.

Well, the way the new VIP member is treated is somewhat un-VIP-like, which is something that can be seen throughout the Tales series…

Since the Symphonia was a bit too friendly, I tried to make them have a bad relationship!

Symphonia is about the party being close, or rather, Lloyd being charming.

(Abyss members looking lively in the raise)

I don’t remember clearly, but I feel like there was a trend of depression-themed games and multi-bad endings during that time.

Legendia may be dark individually, but when everyone comes together, they become a family and perform a musical.

I pulled the trigger of a handgun, but since I couldn’t refuse it of my own will, it’s hard to say how much of it falls on Luke’s responsibility, even if it’s a crime.

The Abyss also becomes friendly and lively towards the end…
Jade feels guilty after being thanked by Luke.

Because Duke Fabre is really a bad person…

On the surface, they might seem dry, but if you observe closely, there are various patterns where they get along really well…

“I’m not the bad one; it’s really troublesome that I’m not bad at all.”

It’s a game that has some comedic parts, but it regularly has moments where you hit rock bottom.

Though he never fought in the game, Duke Fabre is probably strong enough in his own right.

The glasses are bad, the glasses are.

It’s true that I’m not at fault when viewed from a broader perspective, but I feel like that attitude is questionable, and the way the text is constructed is skillful.

We have to face what we’ve done eventually, but the fact that we ganged up on him was undoubtedly the worst possible approach that completely ignored Luke as an individual.

Basically, the world is bad, but the Duke of Fabre is amazing in being useless regardless of that.

I understand…

I’m not at fault; it’s after Luke gets his hair cut that the main story begins, where Luke turns into a disco ball of karma and everyone gets clouded.

We are not angels…

V seems to have a normal friendly relationship.
Fren feels a bit like an outsider, though.

I feel that up until around Xillia 2, it was able to walk the fine line between interestingness and wickedness.

While I’m alive, I have no memories of the past and have been spoiled and confined all along.
When I write that, it sounds like a really pitiful guy.

I’m having sex with the weak-bodied princess while also dominating and having sex with the nobles from enemy countries; it’s crazy, right, Duke Fabre?
Also, probably the maid is gorging as well.

The character design seems quite bold, as you can’t see the protagonist freely until you cut their hair on the first encounter.

Duke Fabre rampaging while swinging his sword at the front lines of the enemy country.

I was surprised by how great the atmosphere of the party was when I returned to Tales after a long time in Arise.