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To make matters worse, you're introduced to them in a mission where you can only use Necromancy and you have to fight a lot of slow, fragile, Astral units as if the game was trying to trick you in to thinking that Skull Mages weren't a massive waste of mana. Except they have a so-so ranged attack that can only hurt Astral units and a spell to temporarily transform enemy units into Astral units, therefore making it harder for your other units to do damage. Low-Tier Letdown: Skull Mages are slow, relatively expensive, have low HP, and are the only Necromancy unit that isn't Astral so you'd think that they would have an amazing offense or some sort of tactically powerful ability to compensate for all of that.

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Plus Amoretta in the 4th loop sacrifices herself to save Lillet, and notes how she enjoyed the time she had with her. Lillet at one point says that the thing Amoretta lacks is love, and that she will give as much as she wants, and a scene showing they slept together. While some of this stems from Lillet's desire to save everyone, her relationship with Amoretta goes even further. Les Yay: Lillet towards Amoretta, with one of her main goals being to keep her from sacrificing herself.Even though the there isn't a lot of variety the backgrounds, the designs for the characters and Familiars are very well done. Awesome Art: This a game by Vanillaware after all.While he does commit a Heroic Sacrifice at the end of the 1st and 3rd loop for Lillit's sake, it's hard to say if this is a case of Becoming the Mask or if he never truly wanted the Stone to begin with as his motives for becoming a spy are never explored. This is complicated by the fact that both Chartreuse and Lillit are connected to the Philosopher's Stone and Bartido is a spy sent steal said object. GrimGrimoire (Credits) Takashi Nishii, Programmer Kentaro Ohnishi, Programmer Kenji Fujimori, Programmer George Kamitani, Scenario Writer Yui Sakura. Bartido is very close to both Chartreuse and Lillit, going to great lengths to protect them in each loop.Alternative Character Interpretation: Does Advocat save Lillet (by asking Grimlet to kill her last, knowing she'll go back in time) because he simply wants to retain the chance to get Gammel's soul, or does he actually feel some duty as a teacher? Does he actually expect to get Gammel's soul at all, or does he just enjoy working with him? Or is it a trick to get the chance to get the student's souls? (We never see him successfully get Gammel's soul on any iteration, but he does manage to get students into contracts with him twice.).