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Her 3rd identity is stated explicitly in the ending. She's called an Anguis -- if you don't know what an Anguis is, play Sky 2 and Sky the 3rd. Her connection with Emma suggests that she might have a 4th iddntity we still don't know about; something magical.
Going off of the lore about witches and animists in ToCS1, it appears that Emma is concealing her identity out of fear (of backlash) because she follows a form of animism that directly conflicts with the Church.
Also note, that Emma and Misty explicitly use magic, not orbal arts. Perhaps it is of a similar nature to Weissman's magic? His power was never explained, so ToCS2 might fill in both gaps.
On a similar note, Kurt Nardin also wields another form of magic in the form of Fangshu, which appears to be it's own thing. Then again, it may be similar to Zin's Taito, in that is a form of martial arts with supernatural techniques as well.
I bet we will get more info on em in the Calvard games
She and Vita were "sisters"; so I'm guessing it's some sort of witchy woman coven.
Really, I'm more interested to see if Emma gets a personality beyond the princess trope and her breast size. All the other characters (except maybe Rean) grew beyond their humble JRPG cliche origins.
Alisa started as a Tsundere, and ended up as a well-developed character stuck between her mother, her grandfather, the company she's going to inherit, and her own desire to make a place in the world. Jusis was basically the personification of the noble faction, yet he turned into someone who's questioning his place among the nobility because of his birth, and caught between his family and wanting to do the right thing. You can say similar things about Elliot, Fie, Machias (though he didn't get much screen time compared to Jusis), Crow (but how much of it was a lie?), even Sara. Laura and Gaius... well, I find them fairly boring as characters because they don't have any flaws, but they still got loads of character development and went through changes as the story progressed.
But Emma just never seemed to get any character development at all. She started as a meek, big breasted magical princess, and ended a meek big-breasted magical princess who actually has magical powers. She has a lot of catching up to do.
who is Kurt?
burningmime You speak absurd. Let me clarify everything there is about characters and end with Crow since he is the main topic here.
Jusis, a bastard sone of duke Albarea, since he is a bastard he has no heritage, which makes him quite backed down from the others. He has his issues with his father, but has very influential brother - his brother belongs to Olivert faction, while his father is backing the noble faction and thus Crow - its kinda chaotic and Jusis is left in the dark as for his fathers intentions. He has quarrel with Machias and he is trying to do right thing to earn his own place in the world and to not lose to some arrogant commoner from my perspective. Actually Jusis is not personification of noble's faction, because he's got no heritage, he is just well-behaved and proud also he loves horses.
Elliot loves music and has caring father and sister. His father does not want to get in the way of him playing his music, but does not want him to be some ♥♥♥♥♥ reliant on others and only this talent, he wants him to man up, since reality is not so kind - which the death of his mother clearly showed them.
Fie - assasin, sleeper, socially withdrawn, former member of Zephyr Jaeger Corps, affiliated with bodyguards of house Cayenne doesn't do much, but she's nice. I guess that character is average, but her pistol-knifes rock.
Machias - son of governor Regnitz, commoner that wants to take out his anger on nobles because of the death of his mother - I guess there is going to be more than that in the future of this character.
Laura - daughter of duke Arseid, she has a heritage, she is from Arseid school of swordfighting, she is calm and composed, quite feminine to that - but has flaws - she is shy, dependent, has a closed heart and most of men actually just give up on her since she seems to be out of their league - which hurts her the most.
Gaius - outsider, nomad, nobody with big spear from loving family and has many siblings and village to protect, he is mid-class in the matter of wealth since his family sells horses - does he have any flaws? I guess not - maybe You see something while I do not, so it seems You are right about him. He loves art, horses and traveling and has a history with lieuntenant Vander.
About Alisa I see You are right.
So lets talk about Emma and Crow.
First of all - Ouroboros members that have gone visible:
1. Fie - former Ouroboros member because Jaegers are part of Ouroboros, they are infantry to them as well as they can be hired by wealthy men, but they usually just abuse their power in order to get what they want - see Trails in the Sky 1-2 [You can skip 3 since it has no real main story whatsoever].
2. Emma - Ouroboros are hunted mainly by Septian church Gralsritter so Emma does not reveal anything - but when she is asked about her affiliation to church - she says quite the opposite - so she IS currently or formerly member of Ourboros as is her Sister Vita Clotilde alias Misty which is Ouroboros Enforcer now and probably she even took the place of Weissman - so she is developed, You just missed that she has to be like that because she is ashamed of her identity or she just hides it - at least until Vita Clotilde along with Crow make a coup on Heimdallr.
3. Sharon - former enforcer number IX of Ouroboros. That tells everything there is about her.
4. Crow - leader of Imperial Liberation Front which is - just deception since he seems to be enforcer of Ouroboros as well since this is where his allegiance sits. He did not lie, he was just in the academy where he was since he had known since the beginning he is going to betray them all, he did not want any attachments same as Lechter did not in Trails in the Sky when he was at academy in Liberl Kingdom.
Every character is here developed well. Every character has a backstory. Every character comes from other place, has his family, his issues to deal with, his dreams or her in that matter. So this makes this game far more playable than 2 other jRPGs that have botched totally idea of School-like jRPG - those titles are Final fantasy type-0 and Final Fantasy 8.
The focus of CS1 in term of characters ( well basically all characters were revealed somewhat ) were definetely Emma and Alisa i guess? But i have a hunch that Alisa is just has been sticking for the whole series as "canon" girlfriend. I got the feeling that main focus of CS2 will be Fie and probably either Machias or Jusis or maybe two. Indeed all other character will be revealed more aswell.
I coudln't say that Leonhardt group was a minor, especially with Weissman leading them from shadows. Jaegers were used as pawns, but also they are ALWAYS being used in that way by Ouroboros mainly. So they ARE like infrantry to them and they betrayed duke in Liberl to choose the side of Ouroboros.
Do You remember Vulcan story? He lost everything and just wanted the world to burn so he joined Liberation front. Its the same usually with Jaegers and their own backstories - they just want the world to burn, they are not just some mercs, they are former military, former heroes, etc.
For one to become an enforcer he must be chosen - from where this choice comes? We've got to trace this all back to Joshua. MAJOR Enforcer - Weissman chosen him and marked him. The same may happen to Rean in the future according to him missing memories and because he has the MARK. So they choose from people just like that.
Try to think of it as a hierarchy of anarchy.
Head of snake - Ouroboros.
Minions - Jaegers, mercs, Mafia, Underworld, Black Market.
While they carry acts like wars, assasinations, bodyguarding, they always have agenda of their own.
That is how it works.
Pater-mater wasn't a "Divine Knight" it was a development by 13 factories, they do share some similarities but it wasn't one of those. Divine knights as far as i understand are an ancient mechs, that are sealed away and are avaible through some kinds of trials. Rean has been guided by Emma/Celine, Crow has been guided by Misty. Weissman's experiment was Joshua, and they all have been enhanced/experimented on. Well he might be an actual enforcer but the game didn't even give a hint about that, my guess he isn't, he'd most likely had an attunement to capture knight, the only reason they used him.
Bladelord wasn't an actual jaegger it was fake identity to cover his true one. Sara herself says during capital study, that Jester ( the outfit in question ) were basically nobodies. Jaeggers are just mercenaries, so they obviusly work for everyone who pays. I mean there are so many references to them through all games, even book in the library about them. Beeing HIRED by ouroboros doesn't mean they are PART of them.
Okay, let's go through this one at a time.
Jaegers are mercenaries. They work for whoever hires them. We're told this repeatedly throughout the series. Ouroboros hired a jaeger corps in Sky FC and SC to provide the muscle for their operations in Erebonia and Liberl. Jaegers are not by default part of the society, they're freelancers. Furthermore we've had multiple instances of jaegers being hired by other people, even the Erebonian government has made use of them from time to time.
In addition to the above, Vulcan is no longer a jaeger. His corps was destroyed.
Renne's mech is not a divine knight. The Pater Mater is a Gordias-class combat archaism built by the Doll Studio, one of the society's 13 factories that is equipped with pre-Fall level tech. Divine knights are very specific things that were created during the immediate aftermath of the Fall.
Rufus Albarea is not part of Olivert's Third Way faction. He is shown in CS1 to be at the very forefront of the Noble Alliance standing in opposition to the Reformist faction. I'll leave it at that for now.
Laura's father is a viscount, not a duke. There are only two dukes in Erebonia, Duke Albarea and Duke Cayenne. Viscount Arseid's direct liege lord is Duke Albarea, Jusis' father.
Gaius' family are nomadic shepherds. There's no indication one way or another whether they are financially wealthy in the classical sense.
Machias' cousin, not his mother, died due to the callousness of the nobility.
Throughout the Kiseki series, there is no indication that the Church is actively hunting Ouroboros and its members. Kevin was sent after Weissman for the crimes Weissman committed against the Church. That Weissman was an anguis of the society is never given as the reason for why the Church wanted him dead.
Emma is not a member of Ouroboros. That much is evident just from CS1.