If you lose the tutorial fight, you get to keep trying again until you win:.
Breath Weapon: The dragons of the world of Ardus' novel, "The Tower of Ideals", can breath fire.Lampshaded by John, who points out it's not terribly practical Eve counters that she doesn't actually plan to fight in it, she just likes the look. Breast Plate: Eve Angelus' battle armor.You can only get it after beating the ultimate Bonus Boss, however. Bragging Rights Reward: The Composer's lesson, which gives you access to every skill in the game (even enemy skills), making all future encounters trivial.The Watcher in the Abyss is a Bonus Boss in mook clothing, occasionally overriding regular monster fights to fight you once you've kicked off the appropriate plotline.It's possible to encounter them pretty early, and if you don't have a way of reducing enemy persuasion they will swiftly destroy you. Paper Dragons may be a straighter example.In fairness, the boss battle music does play during the fight, though, which should be a tipoff. Boss in Mook Clothing: The Final Horizon appears to be a completely normal enemy wandering a completely normal area, but it's a very powerful Bonus Boss.Boss Banter: Malebaldur, Eve Angelus, and The Composer all do this.Bookends: Exhibited by the normal ending, where Ardus visits the exact same Mindscape location as in the beginning of the game.Arguably the Watcher of the Abyss does as well. Bonus Boss: Technically everything except Narrowden, but in the particular definition of "optional difficult challenge", the Final Horizon, Eve Angelus, and the Composer all count.Bleak Level: The "Haunting Memories" quest and the corrupted plantation.Averted with Nicolai's Regret and the Watcher of the Abyss, who simply use the unsettling background music from the "Haunting Memories" quest area.The Final Boss and the ultimate Bonus Boss share a special one. Battle Theme Music: " Rhetorical Battle " for regular battles and " War of Words " for Boss Battles.Unless, of course, you've found the well-hidden prismatic claw that restores color to the area, in which case he's a cakewalk. Barrier Change Boss: Narrowden is a clever example - his current weakness is telegraphed through his color, but as his area is Deliberately Monochrome, you have to guess every time he switches.Auto-Revive: The Reinvention skill gives this affect to whoever it's applied to.The bizarreness of this method of character creation is explored in the Edited for Content questline. I created Cynthia with a lot of the qualities that I find personally attractive (short hair, glasses, brainy disposition etc.).
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