Tales of Symphonia (Video Game 2003)Writer:Takumi Miyajima (script writer: Namco Tales Studio) |
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Title: Tales of Symphonia (Video Game 2003)
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Lloyd Irving
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| Heather Hogan | ... |
Colette Brunel
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| Colleen O'Shaughnessey | ... |
Genis Sage
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| Kari Wahlgren | ... |
Raine Sage
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| Jennifer Hale | ... |
Sheena Fujibayashi
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| Shiloh Strong | ... |
Zelos Wilder
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| Tara Strong | ... |
Presea Combatir /
Corrine
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| Crispin Freeman | ... |
Regal Bryant
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| Cam Clarke | ... |
Kratos Aurion
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Brianne Siddall | ... |
Mithos
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| James Arnold Taylor | ... |
Yggdrasill /
Gnome
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Kim Mai Guest | ... |
Tabatha /
Martel
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| Chris Edgerly | ... |
Yuan /
Kvar /
Magnius
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| Daran Norris | ... |
Rodyle /
Shadow
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Masasa Moyo | ... |
Pronyma /
Luna
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13 July 2004 (USA) See more »Company Credits
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The character Yggdrasill's name is taken from Norse Mythology. According to the Norse, the Yggdrasill was the giant ash tree which connected the three worlds, Asgard (land of the gods), Midgard (land of the mortals), and Niflheim (the underworld). In the game, the giant Kharlan tree has a similar function, being a "link that connects the world." Furthermore, an identical tree appears in the series's first game, Tales of Phantasia, under the name "Yggdrasill." See more »Quotes
Presea Combatir: [to Zelos, when he's in his Masked Swordsman costume] Are you hiding your face because that outfit is embarrassing?See more »
This game is truly amazing. Its not like a play-by-play story where you can predict everything that happens. You cant always know who is on your side and suddenly who is the worst villain. The battle-system is cool and you can have MANY options for fighting and learn new techniques. If you want, you can also set it to multi-player. Then you can play with your buddies. The bosses are awesome and have you wanting to fight more. Also, you can set the mode you want for game play if they are too easy or too tough for you. The storyline is dramatic and touching and has a humorous side of everything. You make the choices. The characters soon have you attached to them. Best RPG I ever played. Seriously, if you have a GC this is definitely considered an option. Take this!