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St. Ivalice

Marche Radiuju

Marche in his Ivalice clothing.

Marche Radiuju (マーシュ・ラディウユ, Māshu Radiuyu^?) is the protagonist of Final Fantasy Tactics Advance. The game begins right after Marche and his brother, Doned, move to St. Ivalice with their mother after their parents' divorce settles. The natural environment of St. Ivalice was thought to be better for Doned's severe illness. Marche participates in a snowball fight on his first day of school and plays on the same team as Mewt Randell and Ritz Malheur, both of whom he quickly befriends and later invites back to his house to see Mewt's new book. When the world is transformed into Mewt's dream world, Marche is the only character that wants the world to return to normal. Because of this, Marche is forced to battle with his own friends, take away their (and his own) dream world, and make the others see that they cannot continue a world that is simply not real. During the game, Marche ends up telling Doned about how he would keep all his emotions caged in for his brother's sake, and how hard it was to never receive attention from either parent. These tasks prove to be the most difficult challenges that Marche struggles to overcome, even more so than the many battles he fights throughout Ivalice- especially because he himself is not entirely sure if what he is doing is best. Marche bears a striking resemblance to Ramza from Final Fantasy Tactics, and also shares many personality traits. Image File history File links Ffta-marche. ... Image File history File links Ffta-marche. ... This is a list of characters in the game Final Fantasy Tactics. ...

Ritz Malheur

Ritz in her Ivalice clothing.

Ritz Malheur (リッツ・マルール, Rittsu Marūru^?) is a stubborn girl who speaks her mind. She was friends with Marche and Mewt in St. Ivalice before the world changed. Her outspoken nature and strong sense of justice led to her unpopularity among schoolmates. Ritz's natural hair color is white, but she relentlessly dyed it red to hide her secret. Towards the end of the game, she reveals that she doesn't want to go back to the real world because her mother looked heartbroken whenever she dyed her (Ritz's) hair. This desire leads her to consider aiding Mewt in finding Marche, and eventually, her clan battles Marche's in Siena Gorge near Ambervale. At the conclusion of the game, she learns to accept her white hair as beautiful with the help of her Viera friend Shara. A brief scene after the main game suggests that she may have a crush on Marche, though it never comes to fruition. The Official Strategy Guide features an image of Marche and Ritz together in a somewhat romantic pose, and the Official Nintendo Website portrays just the two of them (cut from the box art) on the splash page. Interestingly, Ritz takes jobs available to Viera instead of Human. Also despite her not wanting to go back about three times in the story she teams up with Marche. Image File history File linksMetadata No higher resolution available. ... Image File history File linksMetadata No higher resolution available. ...

Mewt Randell

Mewt in his Ivalice clothing.

Mewt Randell (ミュート・ランデル, Myūto Randeru^?) is a boy whose mother died some time ago. Her last gift to him was a teddy bear, which he carries around to remember her. He discovers a magical entity known as the Gran Grimoire sealed in a book that he found in a used book store. Much to his surprise, he finds that the entity has the power to shape reality to the wishes of whomever possessed it. Acting on his deepest desires, the entity changes the world into the nation of Ivalice. In this new dream world, Mewt's mother is alive, his father is the most revered man in the nation, and all of them compose Ivalice's royal family. Upon learning of Marche's attempts to destroy this dream world, he uses his power as the Prince to institute a nation-wide manhunt for his world's would-be destroyer. It isn't until after the final battle, he decides to return the world to normal. Incidentally, he is the only member of the main cast to not be present after the conclusion of the game (when players are able to go on optional missions that were not previously available). However, he is mentioned in these after-ending quests, and one mission even involves Babus trying to find his majesty's lost teddy bear (which Mewt paradoxically seems to have left when he returned to the real world, although Babus' words seem to suggest that the Prince and the Queen are still in Ambervale). Image File history File links Download high-resolution version (800x819, 65 KB)author: Square-Enix source: Final Fantasy Tactics Advance Character Artwork This image is of a drawing, painting, print, or other two-dimensional work of art, and the copyright for it is most likely owned by either the artist... Image File history File links Download high-resolution version (800x819, 65 KB)author: Square-Enix source: Final Fantasy Tactics Advance Character Artwork This image is of a drawing, painting, print, or other two-dimensional work of art, and the copyright for it is most likely owned by either the artist...

Doned Radiuju

Doned Radiuju (ドネッド・ラディウユ, Doneddo Radiuyu^?) is Marche's little brother, he is partially paralyzed from an unnamed disease that he has had since birth. It is for this reason that he is so reluctant to return to the real world once he is transported to Ivalice, as in the dream he is able to walk and play as he always wished he could and he never has to deal with making constant visits to the hospital, a place he clearly does not enjoy. He feels his brother is being selfish by trying to change the world back, hence taking away his ability to walk. As such, he reveals Marche's location to people such as bounty hunters, Materia thieves, and guards, attempting to thwart his quest to return to the real world. The two later reconcile their differences, and Doned joins Marche's clan. However, he is supposedly too young to Engage and must sit on the sidelines, instead providing Marche with advice he gained through his seemingly many information connections throughout Ivalice. Interestingly, he forms his own clan after the "Ambervale" icon is placed, and this clan forms at Ambervale. He is still supposedly too young to engage, however, and you may not fight him.

Cid Randell

See also: Cid (Final Fantasy)

Cid Randell (シド・ランデル, Shido Randeru^?) is Mewt's father. He became despondent and listless after the death of his wife and so has been unable to hold down a proper job ever since (incidentally, he is also an alcoholic). When the world is transformed, Cid is made the Judgemaster of Ivalice -- the leader of all the Judges -- and is the husband of Queen Remedi. At first, the Judges and the Palace are connected and are considered one and the same. However, towards the game's end, Cid realizes that he cannot maintain true and just Law if he is under the control of the royal family, so he severs all ties to the Palace and makes the Judges a separate entity of their own. Cid at first has no memory of the real world and opposes Marche, but eventually he regains the memories of the man he once was and then supports Marche in his cause. He is responsible for breaking the "Fortune" Law placed upon Llednar, rendering the boy vulnerable to Marche's attacks. In an alternate ending, which requires the completion of secret missions dealing with a conspiracy to take Cid's rank, Cid tells Marche that he would one day give his Judge Sword to Marche, meaning that he plans to make Marche the future Judgemaster. Cid ) is a character who appears in all Final Fantasy series of computer and video games. ...

Ivalice

The World as Mewt fantasizes.

Montblanc

Montblanc (モンブラン, Monburan^?) is a Moogle that befriends Marche. He saves Marche from a run-in with some offended Bangaa, and offers him membership in his newly formed, as-yet-unnamed clan (Nutsy is the clan's default name, but can be changed by the player). He teaches Marche how to Engage and other aspects of the world of Ivalice. His name may be a reference to the pastry Mont-Blanc which is popular in Japan and which the character somewhat resembles. Montblanc is the leader of Clan Centurio in Final Fantasy XII. Mont Blanc is a mountain in the Alps. ... Final Fantasy XII ) is a console role-playing game developed and published by Square Enix for the Sony PlayStation 2 video game console, and the twelfth installment in the Final Fantasy video game series. ...

Nono

Nono (ノノ, Nono^?) is Montblanc's kid brother, an apprentice gadgeteer. He becomes a trader of rare items after his airship is severely damaged in a "hit and run," forcing him to borrow money to repair it. He also makes a present for Mewt out of some Materite to allow Marche to gain an audience with the prince. Nono later sells Trade Items to the party after linking with another player. Nono appears as an airship mechanic for Balthier's airship Strahl in Final Fantasy XII. Final Fantasy XII ) is a console role-playing game developed and published by Square Enix for the Sony PlayStation 2 video game console, and the twelfth installment in the Final Fantasy video game series. ...

Ezel Berbier

Ezel Berbier (エゼル・バルビエ, Ezeru Barubie^?) is a Nu Mou troublemaker and self-proclaimed genius who creates the Anti-Law Cards. An ally of Marche throughout the game, he is the first non-generic character (i.e. unique, story-relevant character) to join Marche's clan (not including Montblanc). He also trades Law Cards and provides card information at his shop in Cadoan. Ezel's job is Hermetic, giving him the abilities Astra and Azoth. Since his job can't be changed and none of the weapons he can use can be used to teach new technics for his job class, he will always have the same attacks.

Shara

Shara (シャアラ, Shaara^?) is A Viera archer, and later, Sniper, who befriends Ritz and allows her to join her primarily Viera clan. She is afraid of bugs. At the end of the game, she says that Ritz's white hair means that she was blessed by the Viera gods, so she will always find acceptance among the Vieras, which may account for why the clan Ritz joins is entirely composed of Vieras.

Babus Swain

Babus Swain (バブズ・スエイン, Babusu Suein^?) is the Nu Mou Royal Mage in Mewt's service. He lives to serve the royal family, especially Mewt, and is extremely reluctant in believing Marche's story of the "real world." Marche must fight him in the battle to destroy the crystal of Exodus, but he later becomes an ally, helping Marche to meet with Mewt. He joins the clan after an optional mission is completed. His class is Runeseeker, a special class that includes powerful magic such as Demi, Explode, and Stillness, from varying forms of magic. Since his job can't be changed and none of the weapons he can use can be used to teach new technics for his job class, he will always have the same attacks.

Llednar Twem

Llednar Twem (レドナ・トェム, Redona Twemu^?) is a mysterious enforcer who replaces the Judges when they become independent from the Palace, he takes his orders directly from Queen Remedi. After his defeat, Llednar is revealed to be the embodiment of Mewt's anger and hostility. Llednar's name is Mewt Randell spelled backwards, and is an "inversion" of the normally timid and shy Mewt. Llednar is initially invincible in battle due to a "Fortune" Law put into effect by Queen Remedi. Later in the game, Marche is trapped in the throne room of Bervenia Palace by Llednar and forced to survive a one-on-one duel against him while awaiting Judge Master Cid's arrival. Later, at Ambervale, Cid nullifies the Fortune Law with Ezel's help so that Marche is able to defeat Llednar, causing him to turn to stone and crack. Llednar is a Biskmatar, a royal guard that can use powerful magic, and as such, his trademark move is Omega, an attack that apparently is as powerful as the mighty Ultima spell (or possibly even stronger), which he almost uses to kill Marche on two different occasions only to be stopped by Cid. This article or section does not cite its references or sources. ...

Queen Remedi

Queen Remedi (レメディ女王, Remedi Jo'ō^?) is the ruler of Ivalice, she was the Gran Grimoire itself in a form modeled after Mewt's deceased mother. She is the game's final boss, in two forms. In her first, the "Battle Queen," she attacks with a sickle-like weapon. In her second form, the "Li-Grim," she uses magic, such as summoning random Totemas, Alpha (an attack that is more powerful than either Omega or Ultima), and can change the laws of Engagement. Many of the latter's attacks can inflict enough damage to kill units in one hit, and some are able to strike all units. This article or section does not cite its references or sources. ...

External links

• Final Fantasy Tactics Advance character database at the Final Fantasy Wikia