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What kind of game is Tales of Berseria?

Tales of Berseria ( Japanese: テイルズ オブ ベルセリア, Hepburn: Teiruzu Obu Beruseria) is a Japanese-style action role-playing video game developed and published by Bandai Namco Entertainment for PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, and Microsoft Windows. It is the sixteenth main entry in the Tales series and a prequel of Tales of Zestiria.

Is Berseria going to get an anime adaptation?

Berseria is fine as is. @Number090684 Well originally Berseria was the one that was going to get the anime series, according to wikipedia, but then they decided to give it to Zestiria. That's why those Berseria episodes are there, I think they were actually created before they decided to give Zestiria an anime adaptation instead.

Is my list public in Tales of Berseria?

* Your list is public by default. Tales of Berseria is set in the continent of Glenwood, in the distant past of the Tales of Zestiria game. Central to the setting is the Sacred Kingdom of Midgand, which stretches across multiple large islands and smaller archipelagos.

Why was Tales of Zestiria such a big deal?

Tales of Zestiria was an anniversary "gift" for the Japan fandom after the Alisha drama. That, and to promote/create connections to Berseria. They did mention they wanted to do a Tales of Berseria anime, but it was difficult at the time over issues to animate Velvet Crowe's movements and drawing her long hair consistently in animation as well.

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Is Tales of Berseria a sequel to Zestiria?

It is the sixteenth main entry in the Tales series and a prequel of Tales of Zestiria. It was released in Japan for PlayStation 3 & PlayStation 4 in mid-August 2016, and was released worldwide for PlayStation 4 & Microsoft Windows in late January 2017.

Why is it called Berseria?

The word Berseria may be derived from the Indonesian word Berseri, which means to either shine or radiate. The name has been said to be based off of the word Berserker, an powerful warrior with uncontrollable strength.

Which is better Tales of Zestiria or Berseria?

Berseria simplified a lot of the weird/complex stuff in Zestiria, but it's still largely similar with the same kind of feel to it. However, Zestiria is largely considered one of the worst Tales games, while Berseria is considered one of the best since Symphonia/Abyss/Vesperia.

Is Tales of Berseria before Zestiria?

Berseria actually takes place 1000 years before the events of Zestiria although Zestiria was released first. However, both games have standalone stories with only certain characters having slight connection between both games so it is fine to start with whichever game you want.

Will there be a Tales of Berseria 2?

There won't be any sort of Tales of Berseria 2 with same characters. But if you want a sequel, Tales of Zestiria is the sequel but with different characters because it takes place 1000 years after the events of Berseria.

Is Seres Celica?

Celica was a sacrificial body to call down Seres into the world, resulting in a completely different being and entity but with the former's soul placed in her body. She is the parent and lone mother of Laphicet.

How old is velvet Tales of Berseria?

Velvet CroweAge16 (Prologue) 19 (Physically), ImmortalHeight170cmOccupationLord of CalamityWeaponGauntlet Blade Sorcerer's Ring10 more rows

Is Tales of Vesperia and Berseria connected?

No. Usually tales of games are completely self contained. This means characters, the world, even universe (even if not expanded to that scale usually) is different in each game. Each game has very different kinds of worlds and how their society works etc.

How many endings are in Tales of Berseria?

Tales of Legendia has 2 endings :) And rolls the credits twice. But you can't miss either one if you play through the whole thing.

Should I play Zestiria or watch the anime?

It is fine to play Berseria first before you start Zestiria. Some people did that and they would find Zestiria more interesting because of the connections which they could make. If you plan to watch the anime, just treat it as a non canon storyline, there many parts were skipped or change entirely.

How is Berseria connected to Zestiria?

Yes, the Shepherd concept is introduced as well, what with Artorius being the first, but while Zestiria focuses on what a Shepherd is, Berseria is more about a Lord of Calamity. In each case, it's a sacrifice that leads to the Lords of Calamity becoming who they are.

Is Tales of Berseria prequel?

It bears noting that Tales of Berseria is a prequel to 2015's Tales of Zestiria, set in the distant past of the same world. You don't need to have played Tales of Zestiria to enjoy Berseria, but you will miss out on plenty of “Ah-ha!” moments.

How many Tales of Vesperia manga are there?

Tales of Vesperia spawned five manga adaptations: one specially produced anthology collection, one traditional adaptation, one yonkoma titled Tales of Vesperia Four Panels Kings, an adaptation of the last segment of the game titled Tales of Vesperia: Trajectory of Venus, and an adaptation of The First Strike.

Who wrote the scenario for Tales of Legendia?

The scenario was written by Takashi Hasegawa, who had written for multiple series entries since Tales of Eternia; Koki Matsumoto, who had written the scenario of Tales of Legendia; Hideo Baba, who had previously done work on Tales of Rebirth; and Takaaki Okuda, a newcomer to the series.

What is the energy of Terca Lumireis?

The people of Terca Lumireis rely on an energy source called "blastia", devices created by the Krytia from using the crystallized remains of a powerful race known as the Entelexeia. Blastia are powered using a mystical substance known as "aer" and were used to provide resources and protection to major cities. In ancient times, misuse of blastia by the Krytia prompted the Entelexeia to absorb the excess aer generated by blastia abuses: consuming too much aer to handle, a group of Entelexeia transformed into a monster known as the Adephagos, which would consume every living thing on the planet by converting it into aer and absorbing it. Sacrificing humans with the innate ability to convert aer into magical energy, known as "Children of the Full Moon", they created a barrier to seal away the Adephagos. The remaining Children of the Full Moon and the Entelexeia decided on the new arrangement of the world: in future times, an unnamed Empire rules over large portions of Terca Lumireis, with the Children's descendants being its ruling family. Ten years prior to the events of Vesperia, a new form of blastia was developed that could seriously damage Terca Lumireis' ecosystem and potentially release the Adephagos. The Entelexeia attempted to warn humanity in vain, and when they attempted to destroy the new blastia, they were defeated in a war. One of the veterans of the Great War, Duke, is utterly disillusioned with humanity after his Entelexeia companion Elucifer is seen as a potential threat and killed.

What is Vesperia's Battle System?

Vesperia uses a variation on the series' trademark action-oriented Linear Motion Battle System, which plays out in a similar way to a fighting game . The variation used in Vesperia is called the "Evolved Flex-Range Linear Motion Battle System".

What is the Battle System in Tales of Vesperia?

Tales of Vesperia uses the "Evolved Flex-Range Linear Motion Battle System": the characters' status is displayed along the bottom of the screen. Featured in the display are the Over Limit gauge, an Arte title, and damage chain display.

What is the genre of Tales of Vesperia?

Genre (s) Action role-playing game. Mode (s) Single-player. Multiplayer. Tales of Vesperia is an action role-playing game developed by Namco Tales Studio. The tenth mainline entry in the Tales series, it was released for the Xbox 360 and published in Japan and North America by Namco Bandai Games in 2008, and in European territories by Atari in 2009.

When was Vesperia released?

Vesperia was first announced in December 2007 at that year's Jump Festa for a 2008 release in Japan, although its planned platform was not revealed. The game's characteristic genre name, a recurring feature for the series representative of the game's theme, is "RPG to Enforce Justice" (正義を貫くＲＰＧ, Seigi o tsuranukitōsu RPG). It represents Yuri's feelings and personal goals. It was announced for a 2008 overseas release on Xbox 360 in February 2008. It was later confirmed that it would release for that platform in Japan. In a first for the series, the team wanted to have a simultaneous worldwide release for the title, and so were developing the localized version alongside the original. This process proved exhausting. The team were able to make the skits, the game's extra conversation pieces, fully voice in the western version, which they were not able to do for Abyss or Symphonia because of time constraints. The translation was done by 8-4, and dubbed by Cup of Tea Productions.