Final Fantasy: Unlimited Characters
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- Ai Hayakawa
- Yu's "big sister" (actually his twin). Ai is a bit of a
whiner for a twelve-year-old, and tends to provide the
comic relief in the party. She's innately suspicious of
most things, and thinks everything in the Inner World is
weird. She's right, of course (most of it ends up
embarrassing her at one point or another). Chocobos have a
fixation on pulling her pigtails. At one point, she meets
up with Fabra, who gives her Pokepoche as a pet. An
encounter with Kuria leaves her a good deal more thoughtful
than earlier. However, both Ai and Yu are a bit more
complicated than it seems...
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- Aura
- The person who must certainly have been Kaze's love in
his earlier life... Aura was killed when his world was
destroyed by Chaos. She turned herself into Soil for Kaze
to use in his battles. She apparently had a relationship
with Makenshi.
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- Bolbol
- A weird (and possibly gay) clothier living near Telos
who has the ability to make Flight Water clothes for
exorbitent prices. Ru befriends him when she finds him.
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- Cactuar
- Cute, lovable Cactuar! The Cactuars all live in a
village in a desert where they try to defeat the "wandering
ocean" who keeps them from seeing the sun. As you might
expect, they can shoot needles from their bodies and are
extremely fast (running without actually moving their
limbs) - and they hate water. The sound they make is a kind
of squeak that sounds like "geKA!".
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- Chaos Tyrant
- See Earl Tyrant.
- Chobi
- A wacky Chocobo picked up by Yu on his first outing in
the Inner World. Chobi is full of idiosyncrasies: the
tendency to grab Ai by her pigtail and run around with her;
an illogical affinity for the giant, super-spicy Dead
Peppers, which cause it to breathe fire and run around
screaming; and the ability to jump at an enemy and kick it
to bits (just like the Chocobo Kick summon!) He wears
Isabel, the Inner World clock made by Cid, around his neck;
it was apparently placed there by Oscha as a tracking
device. The clock also allows Yu, Ai, and Lisa to
anticipate when and where the interdimensional subway will
go next. At one point, he encounters the ancient Ciel
ruins, which gives him the power to transform into the
legendary Ciel Chocobo, which can fly. Incidentally, he's
voiced by the same person as Earl Tyrant.
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- Chocobaba
- An extremely whacked-out old lady riding a chocobo,
whose repertoire of conversation consists of "So the
rumours say" and "It never ends..."
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- Chocoimo
- Chocobaba's younger sister (if you can believe that).
She's just as wacky as her sister, and her own conversation
is "I don't know..." and "or something like that". 8p She's
even voiced by the same person as her sister.
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- Cid
- This version's Cid is a cheerful, optimistic, and
energetic technician, a wizard at anything electronic. He
carries around weird high-tech equipment and inventions
wherever he goes (some of them can pack quite a punch!) He
names his inventions after females and has a way-too-close
connection with them. He has his own insignia, and wears
neato specs. He's the brains behind the Comodin. You DON'T
want to be around him when he gets mad (he pulls all kinds
of crazy gadgets out of his backpack and gets medieval on
whosever's ass is around). A rather hilarious episode in
which he gets turned into a frog ends up with a kiss
between him and Mireth, and their relationship has been
rather strained since then.
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Cid's Insignia
- Clear
- (Aliases: Kuria (JP)) An iridescent boy who's
actually the heart of Omega. He curbs his innate
destructive tendencies by wearing clothes made out of
Flight Water, which he received from Bolbol. He hates
himself for destroying everything he touches. Ai tries to
bring him close, but an unfortunate incident ends up with
his glove being torn off and an explosion occurring,
separating him from Ai.
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- Crux
- (Aliases: Krux, Crux Number-2) A fairy
marionette brought to life by Oscha and sent to spy on Kaze
and friends, and report to whichever of Earl Tyrant's
minions happens to be around. Her entire vocabulary seems
to be "kukuruyu", which sounds like a dove's cooing. She's
not quite mindless, though... in fact, if it weren't for
her the series would have ended quite differently.
Incidentally, she's voiced by the same actor as Fabra.
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- Earl Tyrant
- Earl Tyrant is basically the human representation of
Chaos (he can transform into a giant winged creature). When
human, he's constantly eating what his "pastry chefs", the
Hayakawas, prepare for him: namely emotions like fear and
anger created by his machinations on our heroes. He
searches out Omega so that he can recombine it and complete
his plan to dominate absolutely everything.
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- Fabula
- (Aliases: Fabra) The Guiding One; an oracle-like
figure who lives in what looks like an oyster. She
introduces each episode and "prophecizes" (i.e. gives a
preview) of the next one. At first it seems like this is
the extent of her character, but in episode 3 she actually
appears to Ai inside the story to give her a bit of hope
and a little pet named Pochepoke. She also guides the party
out of Omega's grasp in a later episode.
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- Frog Sage
- (Aliases: Frog Hermit) An old, annoying little
frog who turns Cid into a frog too! Everything he says ends
in "-kero", which is Japanese for "ribbit".
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- Fungo
- A very strange prankster, apparently from a different
Outer World. He gains Ai's extreme displeasure when he
steals her bag (and eats it!), but as it later turns out
he's a member of the Comodin, and takes them to Knave and
his friends. He has acute Spidey-Sense and just before
something bad happens, says "I have a bad feeling about
this", which is usually too late for anyone to do anything
about it. 8p He can understand certain strange creatures as
well (like Cactuars). He likes eating absolutely everything
(and I mean everything).
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- Fungus
- The second of the Deathlords working for the Earl
Tyrant; a mushroom man whose attacks deal with
fungae/poison and the like. He always has a pipe in his
mouth (apparently it blows out steam). He spends most of
his time losing to Kaze, dying, being reincarnated at
one-tenth the size, then embarrasingly waiting till he's
full-size again to do anything. He's technically immortal
as long as his world still exists. Part of it was absorbed
by the Inner World, so when he ends up back there he uses
its energy to (e.g.) grow to giant-size and try to pound
things. However, the whole thing ends up being a trap by a
disgruntled Earl Tyrant to finally kill Fungus and his
world via a destructive mold, and feed him to Chaos.
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- Herba
- A mischievous plant-lady, one of the four immortal
Deathlords of Gaudium who attend on the Earl Tyrant. Her
attacks are themed after various flora, and apparently her
curiosity and playfulness overwhelm her common sense - if
she has any, that is.
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- Joe Hayakawa
- Ai and Yu's father, a geologist. He disappeared into
the Inner World with his wife Marie, and his twin children
search for him. As it turns out, he's being mind-controlled
to work for Earl Tyrant, who uses his research abilities to
further his plan to dominate absolutely everything.
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- Kaze
- The victim of a tragic past, Kaze has been turned into
a complete introvert. He barely speaks except when there's
something he wants (he never replies to anyone). But he's
not one to get close to - he holds unimaginable power;
Oscha and Fungus both call him the "Unlimited", the one
with the power to destroy the gods (hence the title of the
series). He carries around two weapons; a regular red gun
which can still destroy most things out there, and a Demon
Gun attached to his arm. He has a strange relationship with
it; he variously calls it his "heart" and his "life". It
uses Soil (the crystals of those killed by Chaos) to
combine three magical colored bullets into a shoukanjuu
(Summoned Creature), which then decimates the enemy in
various ways. Kaze's only goal (and the only thing he shows
any emotion about) is to obliterate Shroi Kumo, his
archenemy, who apparently headed the attack on his home
world. Apparently their first battle created the dark
tunnel to Tokyo, and ended up with Kaze being put to sleep
for twelve years. Although Kaze generally ends up saving
Ai, Yu, and Lisa from some monster, he most definitely
doesn't actually care about them...with the possible
exception of Lisa, whom I think reminds him of Aura, a
woman in his past. He also has an uncanny ability to be
where they are before they get there, even if it's
technically impossible for him to do so. I believe he
follows them around because Earl Tyrant is after them and
Shroi Kumo works for Earl Tyrant. Oh: and he has a
perfectly good eye under the patch(actually half a pair of
sunglasses), a perfectly good arm under the gun, and is
actually pretty scrawny under the cloak. Image is
everything. 8p He also has a strange relationship with
Moogle...
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- Knave
- The leader of the Comodin, a group rebelling against
Earl Tyrant; a very Russian-looking swashbuckler, whose
goal is to try to restore order and justice to the chaos
carried by Earl Tyrant and his lackeys. Fungo, Cid, and
Mireth work for him. He's actually quite a wimp, although
he has the highest ideals.
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- Lisa Pacifist
- A rather interesting character. Lisa jumped on the
subway to the Demon World along with the Hayakawa twins.
She's an "agent" sent to find the Hayakawas as well, though
she doesn't reveal this till the very end of the series. In
the meantime, Ai believes she's looking for her boyfriend
in the Inner World. In any case, unlike Kaze, Lisa consents
to travel with the twins and shows a genuine affection for
them. Lisa controls a unique power called Kigenjutsu
(Defender of Life), which allows her to harness the energy
of nature, and she uses it to great effect whenever she
can, usually to protect Ai and Yu... being careful not to
overuse it, because doing so would result in her death,
just like her mother did. However, she's of no use against
Earl Tyrant's Deathlords or their stronger creatures, so
Kaze usually has to step in.
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- Lou Lupus
- (Aliases: Ru) An unassuming-looking young girl
who refers to herself in the third person, Ru hides a
secret (though not very long) ability to turn into a
werewolf when she looks at herself in the mirror (at which
time she can scream a bolt of energy at people). After Kaze
saves her from Omega (albeit unintentionally... I think),
she develops a huge crush on him, flying in the face of all
logic, and vows to search after him through the Inner
World. She eventually gets a cape made of Flight Water,
which lets her fly around. At the very end, her love for
Kaze finally breaks through to him...
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- Madoushi
- By all rights his name should be Red Mist, but the
credits just say Madoushi (Sorceror). He's Shroi Kumo's
brother. Consumed by sibling rivalry gone awry, he always
wanted to test his brother and see who was stronger... so
much so that even after he died, his will lived on in his
soul sword. After being revived by Oscha, he challenges
Shroi Kumo one final time, only to be cut down for
good.
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- Makenshi
- Kaze's epic archenemy, the Demon Swordsman... although
he seems to have a reluctance to actually fight Kaze,
mainly, I think, because he knows they're really on the
same side. He's also very reticent, but I think it's for
different reasons... Kaze really just doesn't care about
people, but Shroi Kumo seems just to be too burdened to say
anything. I think he's a basically good man, but he works
for Earl Tyrant because he's been overpowered... and
possibly because he doesn't have anything else to live for,
his world having been eaten by Chaos. His attacks all look
similar: he uses bottles of mist to summon a white dragon,
using names of music (etude, quartet, symphony, etc.). The
shade of his brother Madoushi ends up being killed by him,
and he begins to be disillusioned with Earl Tyrant, even
after being made a Deathlord of Gaudium. He starts to
surreptitiously help the Comodin and Ai/Yu/Lisa and
eventually comes out in the open, sacrificing himself to
defeat Earl Tyrant.
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- Marie Hayakawa
- (Aliases: Mary) Joe's wife, also a geologist,
who disappeared with him into the Inner World; her children
Ai and Yu search for them with Lisa's help. Her situation
is identical to Joe's.
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- Mireth
- Apparently the second-in-command of the Comodin. Her
voice is deeper than usual for a woman, and she's quite a
tomboy. She's a dead shot with blowdarts, and has a
really weird taste in food (we're talking reptiles
here). An encounter with a froggy Cid results in an
embarrassing kiss which makes her giggle like a schoolgirl
whenever she talks to him afterwards.
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- Moogle
- An "emissary of the Soil", he apparently knew Kaze in
his previous life (and is one of the only things Kaze
actually remembers). His little boingy bobble has funky
powers - it can protect from evil waves, for one thing, and
can repair or enhance the Demon Gun. He can also fly around
all over the place. His face and attire resemble a
mini-Kaze in many ways. ^^; As you might expect, everything
he says ends in "-kupo" (emphasis on "po"). He claims his
given name is Kupo-Kupo.
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- Omega
- Named after the ultimate optional boss fight in FF5 and
FF8, this boss is no longer optional! A devouring creature
apparently made of antimatter... its mere existence
destroys things. It was torn into pieces which were spread
around the Inner World, but it's still alive! It can exist
in crystal form when it's inert, or in rather more
interesting forms, such as Kuria. The power source for
Elizabeth, the subway, was a piece of Omega.
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- Oscha
- Apparently the most intelligent of the four Guardians.
Oscha resembles a jester with no arms (he's quite bendy
though). Actually, he does have arms, but they're usually
absorbed into his body. His face is covered by a white
mask. The only time I've seen him confront Kaze he used a
complicated machine as his Monster-Of-The-Day. I've never
seen him surprised by anything. Oscha has the abilty
to turn his body into shadow.
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- Pist Shaz XI
- Look up "slimy bastard" in the dictionary and you'll
find his portrait. Quite literally. A freaky fish-man with
a mouth in the back of his head, he rides around in a
souped-up '50s car with a pool in the middle of it.
Incorrigibly arrogant, boastful, and unfortunately more
intelligent than the other three Deathlords living in
Gaudium. He relies on speed and the analyzing of previously
obtained data to actually plan out his fights other than
just going in there and hitting people with monsters like
Herba or Fungus. His first encounter with Kaze began with
the keen observation that it takes him about a minute and a
half to actually fire his gun. 8p Talk about breaking down
the fourth wall! He's also got a showbiz streak in him, and
is the mastermind behind the giant Ocean Puzzle. He has an
incredibly annoying laugh ("shashasha!").
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- PoshePocket
- (Aliases: Pochepoke) A little creature Ai calls
"scarily cute". She came across it when visiting Fabra's
oyster-like home. Fabra ended up giving it to her as a pet.
All it is is a big mouth with sharp teeth and a moustache.
It has the power to spit out almost anything Ai asks it to,
but it can also eat anything as well! Ai ends up covering
it up with masking tape unless she needs it for
something.
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- Sagi
- A young boy with HUGE puppy-dog eyes found by Lisa in
one of Oscha's crazy contraptions. Sagi spends his time
laying a guilt trip the size of Mississippi on Lisa. O_o As
it turns out, he's the embodiment of a sagisou (egret
orchid) whom Lisa confided in as a child. How it got to the
Inner World and got turned into a human? Please don't ask.
These sort of things just happen in anime.
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- Somosan
- A giant mermaid... her voice first sounds like she's
almost crying, but she gets nastier. 8p She's one of the
challenges inside the Ocean Puzzle; her riddles are
designed to have no answer and confuse the players, sinking
them closer into Chaos... but Lisa, with Kaze's help,
finally pierces her illusion.
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- Shiroi Kumo
- See Makenshi.
- Yu Hayakawa
- Ai's more thoughtful twin brother, the kind of person
who likes little animals. In fact, he befriends a rather
hyperactive chocobo early on (whom he names Chobi), and
wears one of its feathers, upon which time he realizes he
can read Chobi's thoughts a bit. He tends to be a bit less
annoying than his "big sister", and sometimes gets
discouraged during their quest to find their parents.
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