Bully

Bully is a sandbox game set in a school environment. The player takes control of teenage rebel Jimmy Hopkins, who from the opening cutscene is revealed to be a difficult student with a criminal background. The game concerns the events that follow Jimmy being dropped off at Bullworth Academy, a fictional boarding school. The player is free to explore the school campus and town, or to complete the main missions. The game makes extensive use of minigames. Some are used to earn money, others to improve Jimmy's abilities.

School classes themselves are done in the form of minigames, broken into five levels of increasing difficulty. English, for example, is a word scramble minigame, and as Jimmy completes the level, he learns to apologize to bullies, deliver better taunts, apologize to prefects and finally to apologize to the police.

Jimmy Hopkins has a multitude of weapons available, although they tend to run along the lines of things a school boy might actually attain, such as slingshots, bags of marbles, Itching Powder, stink bombs, and later in the game, a bottle rocket launcher and a spud cannon. He also has an assortment of vehicles to operate — mainly bicycles with different abilities, but also a moped, a go-kart, a lawn mower, and a skateboard.

The game takes place at Bullworth Academy, a fictional independent boarding school in the New England area of the United States. Jimmy ends up enrolled in the school when his newly married mother and stepfather go on a year-long honeymoon cruise. The school is located in the fictional town of Bullworth, in New England. The school itself is a neo-gothic design and is similar to many other public schools and colleges in the United Kingdom and New England, in particular Fettes School in Edinburgh. A reference to the year being 1994-1995 as the setting can be seen in one of the various arcade machine minigames, though there are school banners from at least up to 1999.

The game focuses on Bullworth's newest student, Jimmy Hopkins. As he advances through his academic career at Bullworth Academy, he may interact with the school's students and teachers, as well as people from the neighboring towns, many of whom will give him errands to complete. He is greeted by Gary Smith, a scheming, unstable sociopath, and Pete Kowalski, a shy student who has yet to make any friends. Jimmy has to navigate his way through the five cliques at the school — the Bullies, Nerds, Preppies, Greasers and Jocks — as well as the Townie kids, the school faculty and all the other adult townsfolk. Unlike other games from Rockstar no two characters in Bully are the same, and every character has a name.

Avatar The Last Airbender

Avatar: The Last Airbender takes place in a fantasy world, home to humans, fantastic animals, and supernatural spirits. Human civilization is divided into four nations—the Water Tribes, the Earth Kingdom, the Air Nomads, and the Fire Nation. Within each nation exists an order called "Benders" who have the ability to manipulate their native element. These Bending arts combine a certain style of martial arts and elemental mysticism. The Bending types are Waterbending, Earthbending, Firebending, and Airbending.

In each generation of the show's internal universe, one person is capable of Bending all four elements; this being is referred to in the show as the Avatar, the spirit of the planet manifested in human form. When the current Avatar dies, they are reincarnated into a baby native in the next of the four nations in the Avatar Cycle, which parallels the seasons: winter for water, spring for earth, summer for fire, and autumn for air. While legend holds that the Avatar must master the elements in order, starting with their native element, this can sometimes be compromised when the situation requires it. Learning to bend the element opposite one's native element is extremely difficult because opposing Bending arts are based on opposing fighting styles and disciplines. Firebending and Waterbending are opposites, as are Earthbending and Airbending.

The Avatar also possesses a unique power that resides within them, called the Avatar State. This is a defence mechanism that empowers the Avatar with the knowledge and abilities of all the past Avatars. When an Avatar enters the Avatar state, their eyes and tattoos begin to glow. If an Avatar is killed in the Avatar State, then the reincarnation cycle will be broken, and the Avatar cycle will end.

Through the ages, countless incarnations of the Avatar have served to keep the four nations in harmony and maintain world order. The Avatar also serves as the bridge between the physical world and the Spirit World.

There are many Character in Avatar The Last Airbender :

1. Aang is 12 years old. He is the current incarnation of the Avatar, the spirit of the planet manifested in human form. As the Avatar, Aang must master all four elements to bring peace to the world and balance to the four Nations. Aang openly admits that he would rather be searching for adventure and making new friends than saving the world.

2. Katara is a 14 year old Waterbender of the Southern Water Tribe. Katara discovers and frees Aang, and with her older brother Sokka, accompanies him on his quest to defeat the Fire Lord and bring peace to the war-torn nations

3. Sokka is a 15-year-old warrior of the Southern Water Tribe who, with his younger sister Katara, accompanies Aang on his quest to defeat the Fire Lord. The joker of the group. Unlike his companions, Sokka cannot bend an element.

4. Toph is a 12-year-old, blind Earthbender who leaves her wealthy family and home to join Aang on his quest in order to teach him earthbending. Though blind, Toph "sees" with Earthbending, feeling vibrations in the ground through the soles of her feet.

5. Zuko is the exiled 16-year-old prince of the Fire Nation and original primary antagonist of the series. Zuko was obsessed with capturing the Avatar in his quest to restore his honor and redeem himself in the eyes of his father, Fire Lord Ozai, who deems him a complete failure.

6. Azula is the 14 year-old-princess of the Fire Nation, Zuko's younger sister, and one of the major antagonists of the series. Cruel and self-centered since her early youth, Azula is manipulative, sadistic and a self-admitted monster.

7. Iroh is a retired Fire Nation general and Prince Zuko's uncle. Iroh is the older brother of Fire Lord Ozai and was the original heir to the throne of the Fire Nation. A powerful Firebender of great renown and respect (he is known as the Dragon of the West)

Sonic Underground

Sonic Underground and his siblings, pink hedgehog is an animated series that follows the adventures of Sonic the HedgehogSonia and green-hued Manic. Sonic Underground bears little relation to the often complex Sonic universe.

Sonic, Sonia, and Manic are the children of Queen Aleena the Hedgehog. They are chased by Doctor Robotnik and his bumbling bounty hunter sidekicks, Sleet and Dingo. The reason that he is chasing the three is because of a prophecy made by the Oracle of Delphius (a spoof of the Oracle of Delphi of Ancient Greece) saying that the Queen's three children will one day find their mother, overthrow Robotnik, and together become the rulers of Mobius again.

The three siblings have powerful medallions that not only change into musical instruments but also into weapons when the triplets are in perfect harmony with each other. Sonic's medallion is an electric guitar/gun, Sonia's medallion is a keyboard/smoke machine/gun, Manic's medallion is a drumset/Earth controller/gun. The three use the amulets not only to fight Robotnik's forces but to also have instruments for their underground rock band, Sonic Underground. Sonic, Sonia, and Manic also call Robotnik "'Robuttnik" and "Robarfnik", as opposed to just Sonic referring to him by that name.'

Danny Phantom

Danny Phantom centers on the life and adventure of 14-year-old Danny Fenton, an unpopular boy attending Casper High, living with eccentric ghost hunting parents, and dealing with an overbearing sister; clearly unsure about his life. Upon pressure of his best friends, Sam and Tucker, he wandered inside his parent's Ghost Portal, accidentally pressing a button that zapped his entire body, infusing his DNA with ectoplasm, transforming him into a half ghost boy.

Panicked over his powers at first, after the defeat of a bipolar Lunch Lady Ghost, Danny now turned to a life of superhero-ism, using his powers to rid his hometown of Amity Park from the various ghosts (either entities/monsters or spirits of the deceased from another dimension)^[3] that plague it, teamed with his best friends, technophile Tucker Foley and gothic-minded Samantha (Sam) Manson. Aside from a variety of ghosts, he faces other threats of many caliber, including vengeful ghost hunter Valerie Gray, other half ghost/rival Vlad Masters/Plasmius, and (at a point) even his own parents--being ghost hunter extremists, they view Danny Phantom (and any ghosts) as a menace to society. Throughout it all, Danny slowly realizes his own potential and what his purpose is while his worlds - both the Ghost Zone and Earth - slowly begin to accept him as their defender.

Protagonist Character :

• Danny Fenton/Phantom (voiced by David Kaufman): The titular character of the show. Danny is a 14-year-old boy who gained ghost powers from a lab accident. He later chooses to use these powers to fight against malevolent ghosts, which have begun to regularly escape the mysterious Ghost Zone and plague his hometown of Amity Park. Aside from ghosts, he deals with ghost hunter Valerie Gray who likes Danny Fenton, but hates his ghostly counterpart, Danny Phantom, whom she is trying to eliminate. He is often clueless about Sam's crush on him.

• Tucker Foley (voiced by Rickey D'Shon Collins): A lighthearted African-American teenager obsessed with technology and meat. One of Danny's best friends along with Sam. When not obsessing over gadgets, he obsesses over girls. Like Sam, he shares in Danny's secret and often helps battle ghosts back into the Ghost Zone. He generally provides comic relief. He's also one of the first people to notice Sam's crush on Danny.

• Samantha Manson (voiced by Grey DeLisle): Danny's other best friend. Though wealthy, (her great grandfather Izzy made the machine that twirls cellophane around Deli toothpicks) she chooses to hide her family's monetary success for quite some time, in favor of being liked for who she is. A strident individualist, Manson is a practitioner of an overly dramatized fictional form of vegetarianism called Ultra Recyclo-Vegetarianism, a frequent protester for such things as animal rights, and a self-proclaimed Goth who prefers heavy metal music and favors an all-black, Gothic-influenced fashion. She displays frequent crushes towards Danny.

• Jasmine "Jazz" Fenton (voiced by Colleen O'Shaughnessey): Danny's know-it-all (and somewhat overprotective and perhaps overly helpful) older sister; a smart and highly sociable overachiever. Jazz considers her parents' obsession with ghosts as a sign of needing psychological help. She discovers that Danny has ghost powers in the episode "My Brother's Keeper", but she does not reveal her knowledge of it (until "The Ultimate Enemy"), in favor of waiting until he is ready to talk about it with her.

• Jack Fenton (voiced by Rob Paulsen): Danny's father. Jack has an obsession with destroying ghosts and expresses hate for them. He blindly goes by the belief that all ghosts are evil, even Danny Phantom. He is generally incompetent in nature, but when provoked, can be an effective fighter. Jack cares about his family but is oblivious to Danny's powers. He also spends his time inventing gadgets that do not always work and is almost never seen without his orange jumpsuit.

• Madeline "Maddie" Fenton (voiced by Kath Soucie): Danny's mother. Also a professional ghost hunter, Maddie is more interested in studying ghosts than simply destroying them, but like Jack Fenton, she also believes that all ghosts are bad. She is much more competent both as a parent and a ghost hunter than Jack.

• Vladimir "Vlad" Masters/Vlad Plasmius (voiced by Martin Mull): Danny's arch-enemy and a multi-billionaire. An old acquaintance of Jack and Maddie Fenton and one other known human-ghost hybrid like Danny. Vlad's ghost powers were thrust upon him by an accident with a Ghost Zone Portal prototype, which hospitalized him for many years with ecto-acne. He blames Jack and is resentful that his old "friend" married the love of his life, Maddie. Unlike Danny, his ghost powers are considerably more developed, and he has used them for personal gain.

• Valerie Gray (voiced by Grey DeLisle and Cree Summer): A once popular girl whose life was accidentally turned upside-down by Danny's ghostly alter ego, Danny Phantom, and a ghost dog. She bears a grudge against him (although has a bit of a crush on Danny Fenton) and has vowed to hunt him down, mostly using equipment given to her by a mysterious benefactor (who turns out to be Vlad Plasmius) before donning a different gear later on.

Chalk Zone

The main character, an elementary school student named Rudy Tabootie (E.G. Daily, Tommy Pickles on Rugrats), has been gifted with a magically endowed piece of chalk that allows access to the ChalkZone, an alternate dimension where everything and everyone that's ever been drawn in chalk and erased takes form as the living and/or tangible. The show concentrated on the adventures of Rudy, sidekick Snap (Candi Milo), and classmate Penny Sanchez (Hynden Walch) within the zone.

Character :

• Rudy Tabootie

Voiced by E.G. Daily, the shy artist whom the show stars. Rudy is the main character

• Snap

Voiced by Candi Milo, Rudy's ChalkZone pal, based on a comic strip character he's created. Snap is Rudy's favorite chalk creation. He hates it when he is called a comical sidekick.

• Angel

Voiced by Hayley Collyer. She is a real-life talking dog who was going to be introduced in season 5. She is Snap's former girlfriend and has a bad attitude towards Queen Rapsheeba.

• Penny Sanchez

Voiced by Hynden Walch, Rudy's best friend, a genius whom he also has an obvious crush on. Penny is Rudy's best friend.

• Reggie Bullnerd

Voiced by Candi Milo, the school bully. Gets stuck in a lot of things.

• Joe Tabootie

Voiced by Jess Harnell, Rudy's father, who runs a meat shop. These are the parents.

• Mildred Tabootie

Voiced by Miriam Flynn, Rudy's mother.

• Horace T. Wilter

Voiced by Robert Cait, Rudy's cartoon-hating school teacher. He not only hates cartoons but he always tries to get Rudy into trouble and prove that chalk zone really exists.

• Biclops

Voiced by Rodger Bumpass, the guardian of the Magic Chalk Mines; has one eye on top of the other.

• Blocky

Voiced by Robert Cait, Rudy's first drawing.

• Queen Rapsheeba

Voiced by Roslyn Taylor, ChalkZone's song artist. Her name is a pun on the rapper Queen Latifah and possibly the Queen of Sheba. She is not only a rapper but she is a good friend.

• Spy Fly

Voiced by Tress MacNeille, a chalk-fly with a camera attached to her head, she has a Russian accent.

• Skrawl

Voiced by Jim Cummings, a villainous (and strange-looking) chalk-being who is constantly out to "get" Rudy. He was mistakenly drawn character at a birthday party that Rudy went to.

• The Beanie Boys

Skrawl's flying, singing henchmen.

• The Craniacs

Voiced by Rob Paulsen, a group of robots looking for futuristic inventions, each one smarter than the last. They, like Skrawl, want Rudy's magic chalk. Whenever a new one is drawn, the last is deemed "obsolete", shut down, and put in storage. The Craniac currently functioning is Craniac #4 (it was originally #3, but Rudy drew a #4 to get rid of #3 and now #3 is shut down). They are primarily based on the numerous Brainiacs from Superman fame

Cat Dog

The show details the misadventures of CatDog, a conjoined cat and dog. Despite sharing a body, Cat and Dog are wildly different: Cat is worldly wise and suave, contrasting with the optimistic and childlike Dog. Though they are of different species, the duo refers to themselves as "brothers".

Because of their strange condition, CatDog are often harassed by the Greaser Dogs, a trio of tough hoods, and their neighbor, Winslow, a devious blue rat.

Albie Hecht, Nickelodeon's senior vice president of worldwide productions, said that the creators planned for the show to "really play off of kids' sympathies" by portraying the characters as experiencing "have the worst of both worlds.

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• Dog

Dog, a dog, generally acts as the normal canine; loyal to a fault, very energetic, and easily distracted. He is often a voice of reason for Cat, who can be highly unscrupulous in his tasks. Unlike Cat, he does not care for cleanliness, preferring instead to ravage trash cans for food. His catchphrase is "Hi Ho diggity". He is voiced by Tom Kenny.

• Cat

Cat, a cat, desires fame and fortune, and is prone to go to extravagant lengths in order to achieve them despite Dog's warnings. He is a stickler for cleanliness, yet is highly hydrophobic, like all cats are. He is voiced by Jim Cummings.

• Cliff

The leader of The Greaser Dogs. Cliff acts belligerent in order to maintain his tough image, but has a very vulnerable side which Cat and Dog sometimes exploit. Also voiced by Tom Kenny.

• Shriek

The second-in-command of the Greasers, she struggles to distance herself from her privileged background with a tomboyish demeanor. Because of this, she must often remind other characters of her femininity. Shriek has an unrequited crush on Dog, which is said to prevent her from harming him during CatDog's routine beatings at the Greasers' hands. She is voiced by Maria Bamford.

• Lube

Real name Ignatius, he is very unintelligent and sometimes speaks in non sequiturs. Lube is the workhorse of the Greasers, often doing tasks which Shriek and Cliff have the sense to shirk. Lube is a skilled auto mechanic, hence his nickname. He is voiced by Carlos Alazraqui.

• Winslow Oddfellow

A blue mouse who lives in CatDog's home. Constantly sarcastic and critical, he is a constant annoyance to Cat and Dog but remains their friend.

• Rancid Rabbit

Rancid Rabbit often serves as an antagonist to CatDog and the Greasers, appearing in numerous roles throughout the series. He is highly manipulative and greedy, and has a very short temper. His catchphrases are What, what, what, and Leaping Lumbago. Rancid is voiced by Billy West.

Broly ( The Legendary Super Saiyan )

This story begins at a picnic, during a painful singing session courtesy of Krillin, when a massive ship arrives. Out comes Paragas, one of the few surviving Saiyans. He invites Vegeta to rule a new Planet Vegeta. Vegeta initially refuses until Paragas appeals to Vegeta's ego by asking him to kill the Legendary Super Saiyan that has completely destroyed the south galaxy.

Gohan, Trunks, Krillin, Master Roshi and Oolong depart with Vegeta.

Meanwhile, Goku is at a school interview with Chi-Chi, who is trying to get Gohan into the school. Goku is summoned telepathically by King Kai during the interview, and immediately teleports to him upon hearing the south galaxy has been destroyed, leaving the school staff confused and Chi-Chi very annoyed.. King Kai had sensed the Legendary Super Saiyan in the south galaxy so he sent Goku to stop him. By the time Paragas had arrived, Goku had already been searching for the Legendary Super Saiyan.

At first the group believes that Paragas has good intentions and honestly wants to create a new Planet Vegeta. Later on it is revealed that the planet is on a collision course with a large comet, Comet Kimori.

Soon after Gohan, Trunks, Krillin, Roshi, Oolong, and Vegeta arrive, a report comes in that the Legendary Super Saiyan is attacking another planet. Vegeta takes Paragas's son, Broly, and investigates.

While Vegeta and Broly are investigating the attack, Gohan, Trunks and Krillin go out to investigate the new Planet Vegeta. They find a slave colony strip mining the planet to send energy to the palace. Gohan, Trunks and Krillin quickly break up the slave labor going on at the colony. This is also when Goku arrives on the planet to be accidentally punched by Krillin. Paragas also first meets Goku during this scene, and immediately identifies him as Bardock's son.

The first time that Broly sees Goku he immediately recognizes him and gets extremely infuriated. Broly and Goku begin powering up in a standoff, until Paragas brings him back under control by using a mind-control device put on him when he was a teenager. Unfortunately for Paragas, Broly has found a way to bypass the mind-control which the device has over him.

During this scene we are told, by Paragas, that Goku and Broly were born on the same day. Broly was born with an extreme fighting power of 10,000 while Goku was born with a weak power level of 2. This is quite unusual since a grown human male has a power level of 5. It is said that Goku cried constantly, keeping Broly awake for days on end. From then on Broly would constantly hold a grudge against Goku.

After Paragas reflects on the past, Broly attacks Goku during the night. It is in this fight that we see Broly in his restrained mastered Super Saiyan form. Towards the end of the fight Paragas reasserts control over Broly and forces him to stop attacking Goku. He barely manages to do so, foreshadowing things to come.

Eventually Gohan, Trunks and Krillin bring the slaves they freed back to the palace, and they identify Broly as the one that attacked their planet. Broly walks towards Goku shouting, "Kakarrot!" repeatedly. Broly goes into his restrained mastered Super Saiyan form again while in the walk towards Goku. Vegeta transforms into his Super Saiyan second grade form and attacks Broly with a Big Bang Attack but the attack has no effect. Then Paragas decides to reveal the entire story. Broly soon rages out of Paragas's control and becomes a monsterous behemoth of a Super Saiyan, his true and most powerful form. Vegeta, stunned by Broly's power, falls to the ground in shock, eyes wide with fear, realizing that Broly is the feared Legendary Super Saiyan.

Broly, raged beyond control, destroys the strip mines and the slaves' home planet. Broly goes after Goku and Gohan in a chase, destroying forests and slaves with a barrage of ki blasts. The chase stops and Goku turns into a mastered Super Saiyan. Gohan follows suit and then Trunks comes to help and transforms into his Super Saiyan second grade form. The battle gets intense, but remains completely one-sided. Goku tells Gohan to run, which he does, but Broly valiantly pursues him and smashes him into a building, from where he hangs by the cloth around his neck. The destructive Super Saiyan then single-handedly takes down both Goku & Trunks. Then Piccolo shows up after Broly annihilates the boys and saves Gohan from a would-be-fatal attack. Piccolo then gets around to handing out everyone senzu beans. Not long after, the four warriors then decide to gang up on a patient Broly, who stands on a thin cliff. In only a matter of scenes, all four of them become annihilated by Broly again. Piccolo attempts to get Vegeta to fight. In shock and pride, he refuses, and is abandoned by Piccolo. Meanwhile, Goku is having a hard time doing anything to Broly. Vegeta, rediscovering his inner Saiyan pride, transforms into his Super Saiyan second grade form once again, and joins the fight against Broly. His efforts, however, are futile as he is beaten without mercy. Broly later finds his father, Paragas, attempting to flee inside a Saiyan space pod, leaving his son to die in the explosion of the planet. Broly picks up the pod in turn and crushes it, killing Paragus, and throws it directly at the comet.

Piccolo gets the idea for everyone to channel their full powers to Goku so he can defeat Broly. One by one they comply, except Vegeta, who refuses to help a lower-ranking Saiyan due to his pride. While gathering energy, Goku suffers at the hands of Broly; he is blown across the landscape by ki blasts and very powerful punches, and then repeatedly jumped on. Finally, on the brink of defeat, Goku convinces Vegeta to help him. At first, Vegeta still refuses, but then reluctantly does so, saying "This still doesn't change anything." and with the combined power of the Z-Warriors, Goku is finally able defeat Broly by blasting him into the comet. Everyone then escapes from the planet via a Caspule Corp. ship which Piccolo used to reach them. Goku and Gohan teleport home, only be confronted by an angry Chi-Chi, who is still annoyed at Goku for leaving during the interview and then passes out

Dragon Ball Z : Supersonic Warriors

The game pits two characters of the Dragon Ball Z franchise against each other in large environments, where they mostly fight in the air. The player can use strong and weak variations of close combat attacks, and charge their ki to fire strong and weak energy blasts. Each character also has three unique "Certain Kill" abilities that deal heavy damage to the opponent. The Certain Kill ability varies depending on where the player is located - above, below or horizontal to the opponent.

Each character has three "levels" which makes them stronger and occasionally changes their sprites and abilities. This is used in story mode to simulate the characters being stronger or weaker than their opponents.

The player can also fight as a team, during which two or three characters are stacked up with their own health bars and can be changed between by pressing the L button.

There are 13 playable characters, each with 3 levels. They are each listed with their name and appearance according to level [ex: Name (Lv1, Lv2, Lv3)]:

• Goku (Normal, Super Saiyan, Full Power Super Saiyan)
• Gohan (Teen Super Saiyan , Teen Super Saiyan 2, Ultimate Gohan)
• Piccolo (Normal for all three)
• Kuririn (Normal for all three, but one Certain Kill ability changes from summoning Gohan to Tenshinhan to using the Spirit Bomb)
• Vegeta (Normal, Super Saiyan, Majin Vegeta)
• Future Trunks (Super Saiyan for all three)
• Captain Ginyu (Normal for all three, but can summon Jeice for a Certain Kill at 2 and Recoome and Guldo at level 3)
• Freeza (Final form, Mecha form, Final form)
• Android 18 (Normal for all three, but can summon 17 for a Certain Kill at 2 and 16 at level 3)
• Android 20/Dr. Gero (Normal for all three)
• Cell (Perfect for all three)
• Majin Buu (Fat Buu, Super Buu)
• Gotenks (SSJ3 for all three, with greater time limits between each)

Seal Online

Seal Online is mostly a point-and-click MMORPG; movement, combat, and many other commands are all controlled by mouse. The player can choose from 7 different classes to start with. However, if the player chooses to start with the Beginner, he/she can choose to job change into the other 6 classes when he reaches Level 10.

Seal Online's travel system uses a method called 'Warp Gates'. These gates, located in various towns, allow the player to move to other maps. Players may use scrolls, set revive points, use the Wagon Driver NPC, or just type out a Teleport command for a small fee to warp to different maps.

The player can learn skills to trade, open or join a guild after completing a quest, open a chat room, create a party to fight monsters more effectively, open an in-game bank account to hold or collect more items and money, nurture a pet, do quests, and fish.

Seal Online's level up system uses a point method. Skills level up with skill points. Each time a player levels up, they receive a set number of skill points and status points, which they then may use to strengthen their character.

Rose Online

Gameplay is a free roaming typical level-up based MMORPG. You fight monsters, level up, obtain new skills and equipment to better yourself for upcoming battles. You can travel to different planets and explore new environments as well as battle other players and declare wars against other clans [guilds]. The game features its own in-game economy which is directly controlled by players. Supply and demand can change each day so it is up to you to seize the opportunity. You can obtain one of 4 branches of jobs at level 10, and 2nd Advanced jobs at level 100. The max level currently is 210. At level 210 you do not get experience but you are able to refine [upgrade] your weapons and armor to increase your power for Player vs Player.

In addition to leveling through the method of acquiring experience points leading to a level after the defeat of a monster, a character may also aid their leveling experience with the use of Quests. Quests are initiated after being spoken to a NPC. Some quests are given a time limit so the character must complete the quest to be eligible for a reward. A reward may be constituted of material items and is usually accompanied with an experience point reward. Rewards from quests are affected by the amount of charm a character has.

There are three types of items, to which the Inventory is divided: Equipment, items characters may wear on their bodies; Consumable which consists of consumable items that may recover HP, MP or Stamina, or perform an effect (i.e. dance, learn a skill, shoot fireworks, socket items), and Etc which covers general miscellany, such as materials for crafting, gems, and ammunition for weapons that need them.

The Sims Bustin Out

The Sims: Bustin' Out is the second title in The Sims console series. Bustin' Out was released for the Playstation 2, Xbox, Nintendo GameCube, Game Boy Advance and N-Gage

In the console version, Malcolm Landgrabb is going around the neighborhood, repossessing items in return for unpaid rent. The player's objective is to complete each career track, unlock and buy back everyone's possessions, and become rich enough to evict Malcolm from his mansion and move their own Sim in.

The Game Boy Advance version puts the player's Sim in a place called "SimValley" for summer holiday. Like the console version, GBA version gameplay is objective-based - every time the player completes a series of tasks, the game is allowed to progress. In this game, there are no furnishing objects to unlock. Instead, the player must complete all tasks to unlock new houses. Deviating from the "point-and-click" selection process heretofore used in every Sims title, this version allows the user to control their Sim directly, using the GBA's directional pad.

In both versions, there are various locations Sims may visit throughout the course of the game. As Sims advance through the game, new areas become accessible. In the console version, new social interactions may be learned at a particular location. In the GBA version, new mini-games may be unlocked in certain areas.

RF Online

The game is centered on the conflict between 3 races (descendants of the now extinct human race) in their bid to control precious resources, and their desire to advance their respective agendas through any means necessary. These three races are:

• Accretia - A race of cyborgs who were forced to turn to artificial bodies due to the harsh environment on their home planet. Now they have forsaken flesh in their pursuit of perfection and they scorn every flesh being in the universe. Their metallic bodies are the toughest in the game and their technology is the most superior but they have no access to magic. Reestablished as The Empire, Accretia entered the Novus conflict against both Cora and Bellato.

Social Background:

Accretians are the closest to perfection any race is ever going to achieve. They are cyborgs due to organic brains being merged into mechanical bodies… Not being mere robots acting accordingly to a rigid piece of software, they are to obey a motive, and that motive is the pursuit of perfection.

While individualism is not promoted, and not even tolerated, self-consciousness does remain; the Accretian society is not to be seen as a hive or a collective mind. The way they are created, educated and indoctrinated makes the Accretians solely concerned by the evolution of the society as a whole. However, perfection at a higher level can only be achieved through perfection at an individual level.

Accretians are cloned and, during their first years of life, indoctrinated via a combination of neurochemical procedures and education, until they are estimated efficient enough to become fully fledged citizens of the Empire. Then, they undergo a radical surgical procedure to get rid of their weak and disposable flesh and have their brains integrated into mechanized bodies.

Abilities and potential of every Accretian are estimated as early as the first stages of the creation process; education and training unfold accordingly to these estimations. Every Accretian is assigned a specific task, the one at which he will be the most efficient. They embrace it totally; it is their path to perfection.

Accretian society is organized as a strict hierarchy ladder; the upper along the ladder, the more complex and far-reaching the task assigned to the individual. Despite that hierarchy, there are no social classes, not in the way the other races could understand it, for social segregation comes only from resentment and will for changes, and contentment and will for status quo. Such things do not exist in the Accretian society. At least, they shouldn’t…

• Bellato - Due to the intense gravity on their home planet, the Bellateans are the smallest people. They are a race of inventor helmets that are able to combine creative tools and weapons with the Light form of universal magic. The Bellato enter the war as the least physically capable and yet given their ingenuity they have the potential to become the strongest. Before they became the Bellato Union, however, they were the Bellato Empire, who seized control after the Cora civil war but were beaten by the Accretians. Under such sustained attacks they fell from power, yet they have bided their time until they can become a force to be reckoned with once again. They also use technology to build weapons like MAUs (Massive Armor Unit) which are still used by Bellateans when they go to combat with the Accretia Empire and the Holy Alliance Cora.

Social Background:

Bellateans learned early on that the fastest way to develop technology and profit is for their people to be happy. A happy person is a productive person. This is why they have freedom of expression and individualism. They have long understood that freedom drives minds to think better, rather than oppression. This is why Bellato citizens enjoy many freedoms and liberties.

However, most, if not all of the dominant Bellateans are members of Houses. Houses are congregations of individuals who share the same blood (family ties being taken very seriously by Bellateans) and/or interests (wealth and power being taken much more seriously by Bellateans).

Success breeds success, and while Bellateans promote individual achievement, over the years, the same families harvest most of the wealth and power. Influential Bellateans then lend money, offer services or help to lesser ones, for the conduct of their business or other matters, and strong ties develop between the two sides. Soon enough, it is a vast network of interests that emerges. A House. Several networks can intertwine, of course, but the core of every one of them is a powerful and identifiable family that will do its best to keep the relatives, allies, and clients in line with the House’s interests.

• Cora - They are an ancient race that scorn technology. Highly spiritual and gifted with natural magical abilities, Corites regard themselves as the highest form of creation. Their magical arts are far more superior to that of which the Bellato practice. Their god is Decem, whom they believed had given Corites their powers as well as their mission to subjugate all other forms of life in his name and to rid the galaxy of technology. The Holy Alliance of Cora was thus born to carry out their crusade.

Social Background:

Decem has created the world to turn oblivion into beauty, and the Corites to enforce His will. Knowing they are the chosen race, Corites have organized their society accordingly to their faith in their god. Everything they do in “This Life” is to ascend to a high station or being, gaining them a closer relationship with their god. It is evident that those who do enforce His will are granted more powers, abilities and become stronger in the use of the Darkling Force, the most precious gift Decem has made to His children.

Corite society is based on a caste system of governance. This caste system is by abilities; the Corites are organised into their castes solely based on their relevant skills in life, their devotion and their dedication to Decem’s will. In this way, the castes function much like that of old ‘tribal clans’ where priests were of a higher station than warriors and they in turn were of a higher station than workers. One’s strength in the Darkling Force and capacity to serve Decem and enforce His commands set their caste. The Spiritualist is the highest caste because they have the gifted strength in the Darkling Force.

The entire populous is grouped into one of these castes; once in a caste, the other members become your family, blood relationships are not a priority amongst the castes. Indeed, nothing is to be put before Decem, and marriage is not to be allowed because of the conflicts that could arise between family and god. Because everything Corites do reflects on she/he to their god, their children of course are a direct reflection on them. Seeking out the best possible mate to have children with is a very major decision. Corite children are raised in schools and only staying with their parents during vacations and Holy celebration's. The Corites use the term Sires for parents, not showing either one mother/father as more important than the other.

Blue Dragon

Each year for the past ten years, purple clouds have mysteriously appeared in the sky, signalling misfortune and disaster for people across the world.

After years of torment at the hands of a "land shark" which ravages their village each time the clouds appear, youths Shu, Kluke, and Jiro hatch a plan to fight back against the monstrous fiend. However, in the course of attempting to stop it, they discover it is not a creature at all, but rather a strange machine. After scuffling with the trio, it leaves the village and eventually takes flight, returning to a mother ship high in the purple clouds, taking the three heroes with it.

At the mother ship, they are subjected to constant attacks from metal soldiers. Exploring further, they encounter the ship's captain, an ancient man named Nene. Revealing that he has been behind the yearly attacks on the village, Nene apparently delights in the anguish he causes. Shu and the others are outraged and attempt to defeat him in combat, but he easily defeats them. After barely escaping to a nearby hangar, the three discover a smaller ship docked within, but lack the necessary skills to pilot it. At this point, three small spheres of light appear, and a disembodied female voice instructs them to swallow the spheres in order to gain both power and the ability to pilot the craft. The three youngsters do so, and immediately find that their shadows have grown into monsters; Kluke's becomes a blue phoenix, Jiro's a blue minotaur, and Shu's a blue dragon. They then hastily make their escape aboard the smaller ship, exercising sufficient flying ability to get them down to the ground before it crashes.

Following their escape from Nene's air fortress, the heroes (and several others who join with them) gradually traverse and explore the continent. In the process of doing so, they encounter other people from others towns that have also fallen victim to the purple clouds in one form or another. Struck by the injustice and harm that has been inflicted, they decide that they must stop Nene from continuing to bring ruin upon their world.

Characters :

Shu

Shu is plucky, daring, and willing to run headfirst into just about any situation. He has a Dragon Shadow: the game's eponymous blue dragon. He starts off with sword-based abilities.

Kluke

Kluke views joining Shu and Jiro as a way to prevent suffering around the world. Her deceased parents formerly worked in a hospital, giving her some medical knowledge. Kluke has a good heart, and behaves like an adult despite her young age. She's caring, but she knows how to stick up for herself, which is reflected in her fighting style. She has a Phoenix Shadow.

Jiro

Jiro is an intelligent young man focused on details who has a gift for planning. This is excellent when his plans work, but he tends to get depressed when they do not. Although logical and great at keeping his temper under fan, he understands when force is necessary, plotting together with Shu at the start of the game to capture the "land shark" which was ravaging their home. He also has a cowardly side. He has a Minotaur Shadow, which by default uses healing magics.

Zola

A calm and collected Mercenary, Zola is cool and distant. You meet her on the road to Jibral. She is helpful, and uses her knowledge to assist Shu, but also remains somewhat detached. She has a Killer Bat Shadow.

Marumaro

This little guy shouts and dances a lot, providing some comic relief. Marumaro is a member of the Devee Tribe - tiny yellow humanoids that wear pots for hats. Marumaro has six brothers and sisters; he has a Saber-Tooth Tiger Shadow. Villains

Nene

Nene is an old man who flies around the world causing destruction and despair in a ship surrounded by purple clouds. Like Shu, Nene wields a Dragon Shadow, but its power is far beyond anything Shu's is capable of.

Deathroy

This creature appears to find great joy in his master's malevolence. He sits dutifully on Nene's shoulder, attached by a small cable. He is also known for repeating anything Nene says.

General Szabo

General Szabo is a mechanical warrior that terrorizes the world alongside Nene. An imperious and formidable figure, anyone wishing to get to Nene has to go through Szabo first...

Moria Pirates

Gecko Moria :

Is a member of the Shicibukai who currently resides on the floating island, Thriller Bark. His former bounty was 320 million belli. He is the main antagonist of the Thriller Bark arc. He is the one who stole Brook's, and various other beings' shadows with the use of the Kage kage No Mi. For this an old man with a big wound, Spoil, requested from Luffy to defeat him. Moria is an incredibly lazy guy. His motto is "Relying upon others for one’s own objective" and his favorite phrase is "You do it!!" Like other characters in One Piece, he has disntict laughter which goes "Ki shi shi shi". He apparently wants to be the new Pirate King and believes that if he has strong underlings, he achieve anything towards this goal. He almost always smiles and only seems to change expression when something comes up which is a bother to him happens. He maintains a relaxed and laid back stance at all times, seemingly appearing to think he cannot lose. Like Luffy, he had many good friends in the past, considering them valuable nakama (thus making him the third Shicibukai whom had something in common with Luffy, the first being Sir Crocodile and the second beinb BlackBeard), but his loss to Kaidou changed his outlook on life severely. He has a big penis also and likes to suck it by removing ribs.

Dr. Hogback :

Is a world famous doctor, who according to Chopper saved as many people as there are stars in the sky. One day he disappeared from the public eye, causing turmoil in the medical community. Nami, Usopp and Chopper meet him on Thriller Bark, and he explains to them that he is researching the nature of life and death using the zombies on the island. This is later exposed as a lie when the crew discovers that Hogback himself created the zombies, and is a crew mate of Gecko Moria, who breathes life into Hogback's zombies with the shadows he steals. Like many other characters in One Piece, Hogback has a unique laugh, which is a high-pitched fosfosfosfos.Dr. Hogback's dream was to create the world's strongest zombie as well as bringing Cindry back to life. Both of these dreams have been fulfilled thanks to Moria's powers. After learning Hogback's secret, Chopper resents his experiments in zombification for being intended for personal gain rather than the progress of medical science. During his battle against Chopper and Robin, Hogback reveals that he never cared about saving lives and the reason he went into hiding was because so many people were coming to him seeking treatment, and that he became a doctor only for the money. He almost dies during Oz's rampage on Thriller Bark, when he tries to speak with the giant zombie but is squished under his massive foot. However, Hogback survives from the attack, and it is later seen escaping from Thriller Bark with Absalom and a knocked out Moria in a ship

Absalom :

he is one of Gecko Moria's henchmen. He commands the soldier sect of zombies on Thriller Bark, and his subordinates have a tendency of making fun of his perverted nature, referring to him as "Erosalom" (Perv-salom). Although first revealed as an invisible man, his true form is that of a man with various animal parts surgically implanted onto his person by Dr. Hogback. These animal parts include a lion's face, the thick skin of an elephant and the condensed muscles of various bears and gorillas. He has eaten the Suke Suke no mi, which allows him to turn invisible on demand and to turn objects or persons invisible if he touches them. Incidentally, this devil fruit was Sanji's childhood dream. He uses this ability to conceal a pair of bazookas strapped to his arms, which allows him to fire blasts which seem to to come from nowhere. The blasts are incredibly powerful, capable of mowing down trees and setting fiery explosions. Like many other characters in One Piece, Absalom has a unique laugh, his is a growl-like garurururu. He kidnaps Nami and attempts to marry her, but is stopped by Sanji. He fights with Sanji for abit, and Sanji defeats him, landing kicks so powerful that his thick skin failed to save him. He later recovers and tries to take Nami as his bride again, but this time he is finally defeated by Nami with a a Thunder Charge:Swing Arm, since he was badly injured after the previous fight with Sanji. After the defeat of Moria, he escapes Thriller Bark with Hogback and Moria.

Perona :

Perona is a girl dressed in the style of Gothic Lolita and a commander in the army of Gecko Moria. She is also the commander of Perona Wonder Garden, where an army of animal zombies live and protect her. She loots the Thousand Sunny with some zombies and later takes on guard duty while Absalom is attempting to marry Nami. She cannot stand anything that she feels is not cute, such as insects. Perona's dream is to have her own country made up of cute zombie animals with her as their leader. Like many other characters in One Piece, Perona has a unique laugh, which is horohorohoro.

Perona has eaten the Horo Horo no mi which allows her to create several ghostly apparitions. The ghosts can pass through someone to cause them to go into a sort of induced depression. Other versions of these ghosts can be used as extremely powerful bombs and vary in size. Aside from being able to create ghosts, Perona herself is also able to use ghostly powers such as flight, intangibility, and size manipulation, however, in order to do so Perona must leave her physical body. She is defeated by Usopp, who is seemingly the only person immune to her "hollow" attacks.

She later awakens and decides to flee Thriller Bark in the wake of Oz's rampage. After loading the Straw Hat's ship with food and treasure, she is confronted by Bartholomew Kuma. Perona attempts to capture the Shichibukai for Gecko Moria, but is transported to an unknown location by Kuma.

Victoria Cindry :

is Dr. Hogback's servant. She hates plates, to the extent of serving food directly onto the table, and constantly expresses her wish for all of the world's plates to vanish. According to Hogback, she has a tragic past - her master proposed to her, that she could test his love for her. But then she crushed his ten valuable plates, and he rejected her, and thus she has a habit of throwing plates. Her zombie number is 400.

Her history is later revealed to be a lie, and Hogback reveals her real story. Ten years ago Dr. Hogback proposed to Cindry, but she rejected him because she already had a fiance. Later she fell from stage and died in an accident. Dr. Hogback was devastated when he found out and later made a deal with Gecko Moria that he'd work for him if he could bring Cindry back to life.

The zombie Cindry is killed when Moria absorbs all of the shadows of the Thriller Bark zombies.

Hildon :

is one of Dr. Hogback's servants. He was introduced in chapter 444, and anime episode 339. He takes Nami, Usopp and Chopper to the mysterious Dr. Hogback's mansion. He looks like a vampire and has the ability to fly with his bat wings. His zombie number is 21. Hildon is killed when Moria absorbs all the shadows of the Thriller Bark zombies.

Kumasy :

A patchwork bear zombie with a zipper in its back and a hollow body. Despite his less-threatening appearance, Kumasy has greater strength than a full-grown bear and is the captain of Perona's Zombie Animals. Perona hates it when Kumasy talks and scolds him for doing so. Nami, Usopp, and Chopper are able to elude their zombie pursuers by unzipping Kumasy's back and hiding inside. He is purified by Usopp in Chapter 465.

Lola :

is a zombie-warthog many times the size of a normal human, found on Thriller Bark. She is franatically in love with Absalom. In her first appearance in chapter 451, she begs him to marry her, but is frantically rejected because he wants a "living female human" as bride and not a "dead and rotting female warthog". She fights in a style called "Bridal Martial Arts", and in chapter 471 she is seen using two large swords.

Zombie Lola's shadow comes from the pirate Lola, who inhabits the forest of Thriller Bark with her crew.

Buhichuck :

is the boss of the "surprise zombies", in the dining room. At first glance he looks like an ordinary taxidermied pig's head mounted on the wall, but he can come to life and wield a pair of swords mounted below him as throwing weapons using concealed hands. According to him, there are more surprise zombies hidden in every room of Doctor Hogback's mansion. His zombie number is 298. Like many other characters in One Piece, Buhichuck has a unique laugh, which is buhihihihi.

Samurai Ryuma :

is a deceased elite swordsman from the New World island "Wano Country", who Hogback said lived centuries ago. He is the vessel for Brooks shadow. He is well-known for slaying a dragon. Ryuma defeats Brook and prepares to slice off his afro, but is stopped by Roronoa Zoro, who defeats the swordsman and receives his sword as a result.

Samurai Ryuma is the name of a character from the story Monsters, written by Eiichiro Oda prior to One Piece. Oda has confirmed that the two characters are the same individual.

Oz :

is the 900th zombie created by Dr. Hogback for Gecko Moria. His physical appearance is that of a red, massive, horned creature even larger than a normal giant. In his past life he was known as 'the Demon of the Frozen Land', having conquered and mercilessly ruled over many countries and islands over five-hundred years ago. His 'rebirth' as a zombie is an event of great importance to the crew of Thriller Bark. In order to make Oz the strongest zombie ever created, Gecko Moria implants the shadow of Straw Hat Luffy into the zombie's body.

Having Luffy's shadow in his body, Oz's attacks have names similar to Luffy's moves (Gomu Gomu no Scythe, Gomu Gomu no Volcano). Though he is initially incapable of stretching his body, he gains this ability when Gecko Moira takes control of his body. Despite his immense size, Oz is extremely fast, moving so quick that he almost disappears for an instant before unleashing an attack. Making matters worse, small doses of salt have no effect on him because of his size. These characteristics gave the Straw Hats an immensely hard time when fighting him, to the point where they were almost defeated until Luffy showed up in his guise as 'NIghtmare Luffy'. As Nightmare Luffy, Luffy is able to thrash Oz soundly, but the giant zombie still manages to remain conscious when the time limit for the shadows stored in Luffy's body is up.

Oz is ultimately defeated by the combined efforts of the entire Straw Hat crew, in which Nami freezes his legs to keep him still while several other Straw Hats force his spine into an upright position. Finally, in Gear Third, Luffy shatters his spine with a full force "Gomu Gomu no Gigantic Bazooka", rendering him immobile. He is killed when Gecko Moria absorbs the shadows of all of the Thriller Bark zombies.

His name is the Japanese name for the Norse god Óðr.

Digimon Digital Card Battle

Digimon Digital Card Battle (known as Digimon World: Digital Card Arena in Japan) is a PlayStation based on the Digimon franchise. DDCB is very different from the other Digimon releases in the fact that it is a totally card-based game. Players have a deck of 30 cards, consisting of Digimon, support and special digivolution cards. The digivolution concept is similar to the other games, in that you start off with a Rookie and finish with an Ultimate (obviously missing out Fresh, In-training and Mega, although some Mega Digimon appear as Ultimates). Players sacrifice Digimon in their hand in order to build up "digivolution points" or DP. When you have enough for your desired Digimon, you can digivolve. This brings a new tactical element to the game, deciding which cards to sacrifice. The first partner digimon can we get is : Veemon, Hawkmon, Armadillomon, Wormon, Gatomon ( Tailmon ), and Patamon.

All Suikoden II Character

Other Outlanders

Miximillian is the ex-captain of the Maximillian Knights, who returns to fight while the rest of his contemporaries have retired. Futch is a dragon rider from the Toran Republic, who finds a new dragon, Bright, after the loss of his previous dragon, Black. Humprey is a former soldier for the Scarlet Moon Empire who was involved in the Gate Rune Wars and travels with Futch. Sheena of Kouan, a notorious flirt connected to Apple, is the son of Lepant, current president of the Toran Republic, and his wife, Eileen. Tetsu is a bathmaker from Toran.

Simone Verdricci is a wealthy aristocrat from the former Scarlet Moon Empire. The arrogant aristocrat, Vincent de Boule, is a friend of Simone who avoids associating with lower class people.

Georg Prime is a travelling swordsman who has made a name for himself from the Grasslands to Falena. Killey is a mysterious man from northern Falena looking for Sindar Ruins. Lorelai, his rival, is also a seeker of Sindar ruins and a treasure hunter

Pesmerga, a mysterious Black Knight whose origins are unknown, joins the army in order to find Yuber, continuing his quest from Suikoden I.

Lucia (not a Star of Destiny) is the Chief of the Karaya clan who seeks to avenge her father, Kianu, the previous chief who was poisoned by Alec Wisemail and Gorudo. To this end, she works as an assassin for the Highland Army.

Mondo is a veteran ninja from Rokkaku. Sasuke is a student of Mondo's and studied alongside Kasumi, who is sent to aid the Dunan Unification Army by orders of Lepant. Valeria is a swordwoman previously involved in the Gate Rune War. She is sent to participate join Dunan Unification Army by Lepant. Only one of the two (Kasumi or Valeria) are recruitable. Anita is swordfigher who studied under Roundier Haia and is a rival of Valeria, defeating Valeria only once out of eleven duels. She bears the Falcon Rune.

Miklotov is the Captain of the Blue Knights of the Knightdom of Matilda and is from Rockaxe. Camus is the Captain of the Red Knights of Matilda and is from Camoro. His older brother is a member of the Free Knights of Camoro. Tony is a farmer from Matilda who takes refuge in the Forest Village when Highland invades.

Meg is a trickster and the niece of Juppo, from Suikoden I. Gadget is a mechanical entity made by Juppo for Meg, who improves upon its design. Millie is a highly eccentric girl who owns an eight-eyed groundhog named Bonaparte and is found wandering Ryube Village. She is secretly a sorceress with the rare affinity for the Blue Gate Rune.

Gordon is a merchant from Toran. Bolgan is a fire-breather from Zexen, Rina is a Grassland girl who tells fortunes, and Eilie is her younger sister and a knife thrower. The three of them are travelling performers. Annallee is a singer who travels with her adopted family, musicians Pico and Alberto.

Lebrante is an appraiser and Hans is an armourer; both are from Zexen. Tai Ho is a fisherman and well-known smuggler who has travelled the high seas. Fellow fisherman Yam Koo is his sworn brother. Tsai is a master spearfighter known as "Tsai of the Divine Spear" for piercing an iron helmut with his spear. Tomo is his daughter, who is equally skilled in the use of spears. She will occupy the Star of Destiny that is vacant as a result of choosing between either Kasumi or Valeria.

Hanna is a warrior from the Nameless Lands who likes children and to eat meat. Genshu is a reformed swordsman obsessed with powerful swords, such as the Star Dragon Sword. Rikimaru is a swordsman seeking vengeance. Gantetsu is an excommunicated monk who puts great emphasis on physical strength.

Wakaba is a martial arts apprentice from the Southlands who trains in the forest near Greenhill. Long Chan Chan is a martial artist and Wakaba's teacher. Oulan is a veteran bodyguard and martial artist who loves to defend the weak and search for worthy opponents. Hix is a warrior-in-training from the Warrior's Village and Tengaar is his girlfriend.

Richmond is a private detective. Stallion is an elf who bears the Godspeed Rune. Templeton is a cartographer from Kanakan. Yuzu is a knowledgable farmer searching for her grandfather. Hai Yo is a cook from the Black Dragon Island, south of the Grasslands. Hoi is a Kanakan thief who impersonates Riou.

Raura is a rune mistress with unknown origins and a long-time friend of Jeane. Mazus is a powerful magician who studied under Crowley and seeks to defeat his master. He likes to experiment with magic. Zamza is a narccist magic instructor who believes mages must be physically strong as well as intelligent. Bob is a werewolf whose village was destroyed by the sorceress Windy. He carries a rune that allows him to retain human form unless he is weakened.

Outlanders

Tir McDohl

The hero of Suikoden I and once leader of the Toran Liberation Army, is a wanderer travelling with his servant, Gremio, since the end of the Gate Rune Wars.

Luc

A mysterious mage sent by Leknaat, the Keeper of the Balance, who aids Riou only at her request. He actively works to fight the Harmonian reinforcements granted to the Highland. Luc was previously involved in the Gate Rune Wars and bears the True Wind Rune.

Apple

Once a student of Mathiu Silverberg, Apple is a tactician who was involved in the Gate Rune Wars and convinces Shu to join the Dunan Unification Army. She serves as a secondary strategist for the army.

Leon Silverberg

Leon is a famed strategist from the Toran Republic and is capable of derailing most of Shu's plans. He was previously involved in the Gate Rune Wars and sides with the Highland Army because he believes that they will likely win the war, thus allowing it to end sooner and spare more lives. He is also responsible for summoning the Black Knight Yuber to fight in the war.

Viki

A rather clueless girl who possesses the ability to teleport because she bears the Blinking Rune. She appears before the leader of the Dunan Unification Army within the Erud Forest.

Sierra Mikain

The bearer of the Blue Moon and the Coven Mistress of Village of the Blue Moon Rune. She is searching for Neclord, a rune-using vampire and former ally of the sorceress Windy.

Sierra inherited the Blue Moon Rune in an unspecified event over eight hundred years ago and is the original vampire of the Suikoden world. Overpowered by the rune, she succumbed to feeding off of other human beings to quench her unsatiable thirst for blood. To escape this fate, she left the world behind and retreated into a forest and took refuge in an abandoned residence. As other people wandered into her forest to commit suicide, she ended up granting them immortality with the rune and formed the Blue Moon Village. The village thrived under the rune's protection until it was stolen by Neclord; the villagers became demonic and Sierra, unaffected by the rune's loss, was forced to hunt them down. She meets Nach Lachcke during a hunt for Rean Penenberg, the first person Sierra transformed into a vampire, and ends Rean's life with Nash's help.

Sierra leaves Nash and proceeds to Tinto after hearing of Neclord's presence there. With the help of Viktor, wielder of the Star Dragon Sword, and vampire hunter Kahn Marley, she is able to defeat Neclord and recover the Blue Moon Rune.

Highland Kingdom and allies

Jowy Atreides
The childhood friend of Riou and Nanami. Jowy's mother married Marcel Atreides and he was brought into the wealthy Atreides family of Highland aristocrats. Ostracized because of his family's wealth and abused by his stepfather and stepbrother, he has few friends aside from Riou and Nanami. He initially wields a staff and changes to using a sword after joining the Highland Kingdom.

With Riou, he joins the Highland Unicorn Youth Brigade. When the brigade is slaughtered as a result of Luca Blight, he and Riou escape and are separated. Jowy is rescued by a girl named Pilika and her parents. He and Riou are reunited when they are both captured by Viktor's mercenaries. They escape, but are arrested by their former brigade leader and then rescued by Viktor and Flik. The boys become involved in the Dunan Unification War and eventually each inherit half of the Rune of Beginning; Jowy becomes the bearer of the Black Sword Rune.

The two end up on opposite sides of the conflict when Jowy volunteers to become a spy for the army and is caught by the Highlanders. Jowy joins Luca Blight, believing he can work from within to bring about a better future. Jowy eventually becomes a general in Highland, marries Jillia Blight, and secretly plots against Luca with Leon Silverberg.

With Luca's death, Jowy is forced to focus all his energy into using the Black Sword Rune to keep the Beast Rune at bay. He and Riou are forced to directly confront each other, as destined by the opposing forces of the Rune of Beginning. Upon his army's defeat, Jowy flees from the Highland and joins Riou and Nanami as they travel around the world.

Luca Blight

Luca (not a Star of Destiny) is the primary antagonist of Suikoden II and the heir to the Highland Kingdom as well as the bearer of the Beast Rune. Known for his unmatched cruelty and bloodlust, Luca is referred to as the "Mad Prince"; the source of his anger resulted from an attack on the Highland royalty's entourage by ruffians. Luca was traveling with his mother, Sara, and father when they were attacked by a group of ruffians. Luca's father fled in fear, leaving Luca and his mother to their mercy; Sara was raped repeatedly, while Luca was forced to witness the ordeal. He would later discover the ruffians were hired by Muse; he has since developed a profound hatred to the Jowston Alliance and his father, Agares, the incompetent King of Highland.

Luca gains military control over the Highland Army when Agares steps down to take responsibility the ceasefire signed in Jowston. With his newfound power, Luca instigates another war with Jowston and uses the Beast Rune, beginning a plot that involves massacring the entire Unicorn Youth Brigade and blaming the incident on Jowston. He rapidly attacks and conquers the city-states of Jowston and successfully conspires with Jowy Atreides to assassinate Agares. Though initially unstoppable, the collaborative efforts of Leon Silverberg, Shu, and Jowy bring about his downfall at the hands of the Dunan Unification Army.

Jillia Blight

Jillia (not a Star of Destiny) is Luca's younger half-sister and the Princess of the Highland Kingdom. She was born as result of the rape of Luca's mother when the Highland royalty were ambushed by ruffians from Muse. She bears a strong resemblance to her mother, who died shortly after Jillia was born, and is the only person Luca allows to speak on equal terms with him.

Jillia marries Jowy Atreides, who had been rapidly promoted in the Highland military structure, and ends up caring for Pilika, whom Jowy and Jillia adopt as their daughter. When Luca is killed, Jillia inherits the throne and Jowy becomes Commander-in-Chief of the Highland military. Upon Highland's defeat, Jowy arranges for her to flee with Pilika to a manor in Harmonia

Other Highland allies

Solon Jhee (not a Star of Destiny) is a member of the powerful Jhee family of Highland and a general of the Highland Army. Though initially a threatening force who conquers Muse and Southwindow, his recklessness and assumptions allowed the allied forces of Jowston to defeat him. He is executed by Luca Blight as a result of his incompetence. Culgan and Seed are officers who serve under Solon and later Jowy.

Han Cunningham (not a Star of Destiny), a hero of the earlier Jowston-Highland Wars, is a general of the Highland Army and leads it against the forces of Muse. He is a previous bearer of the Black Sword Rune.

Gorudo is the leader of the Matilda Knights, who later betrays the knights to join the Highland Kingdom. He works with Alec Wisemail to poison the Chief of the Karaya clan and kills (or wounds) Nanami before he dies.

Kiba Windamier is the General of the Highland's 3rd Army and is loyal to Agares Blight, but not to his son Luca, and readily surrenders when defeated by the allied forces. Klaus Windamier is the highly acclaimed strategist for the 3rd Highland Army and Kiba's mild-mannered son. He later becomes Shu's pupil. Gilbert is the leader of mercenaries hired by the Highland during the attack on Muse, but defects to join Viktor.

Tinto Republic Character

Gustav Pendragon is the Mayor of Tinto and is against joining the Jowston Alliance, which he believes is weak. He previously was involved in the Gate Rune War and cooperated with Southwindow to invade the Senan area of the Scarlet Moon Empire, but were eventually defeated from the Toran Republic Army. Gustav blamed the defeat on Granmeyer, who withdrew his troops during the battle, and went to attack the Grasslands in accordance the wishes of the citizens. He asserts Tinto's independence during the Dunan Unification War and declares himself its president, taking on the surname "Pendragon" to reflect his new status.

Gustav's beloved daughter is Lilly Pendragon, who is kidnapped by Neclord, but rescued by Viktor, Kahn Marley, and Sierra Mikain. Gijimu is the leader of the Lampdragon Bandits. Lo Wen is member of the Lampdragon Bandits and is originally from Two River. Koyu is Gijimu and Lo Wen's younger brother. Tenkou is a window-maker.

Two River Character

Ridley Wizen is a Kobold noble and General of the Two River Army. He is highly respected by Kobolds in Dunan and somewhat distrustful of humans due to prior conflicts. Boris Wizen is Ridley's son, trained to be a strategist at an academy in the Nameless Lands. If Ridley is killed during the game, Boris will take his place among the 108 Stars of Destiny.

Sid is Winger infamously disliked for his odd behavior. Chaco is a skilled Winger thief who eventually motivates the Winger forces to defend all of Two River. He is the grandson of Susu, the Winger Village's leader. Makai (not a Star of Destiny) is an indecsive plenipotentiary for Two River and represents the human, Kobold, and Winger districts of Two River. Gabocha is a Kobold who idolizes Gengen.