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This page contains a list of all Characters in CrossCode. Characters are arranged by order of appearance, where applicable. When a character's real name is unknown, a nickname is given in 'quotation marks'.
Main Characters[edit | edit source]
| Lea | Lea |
| The main protagonist of CrossCode. A Spheromancer who has lost her memory and is playing CrossWorlds in an attempt to recover it. | |
| Emilie-Sophie de Belmond | Emilienator |
| A competitive Pentafist who befriends Lea during the tutorial and later joins her party. | |
| Toby Tremblay | C'tron |
| A new member of the First Scholars. Quite a shy Hexacast and later joins Lea's party. | |
| Lukas Fink | Schneider |
| Emilie's friend. An experienced Triblader and member of the First Scholars guild. | |
| Apollo | Apollo |
| A dramatic, justice-obsessed Spheromancer. Sets himself up as Lea's rival after suspecting her of cheating. | |
| Joern | Joern |
| Apollo's more levelheaded friend. | |
| Shizuka Sakai | Bento-chan |
| A Spheromancer, briefly playable during the prologue. Her brother has gotten her involved in some nasty business. | |
Maintenance Crew[edit | edit source]
| Sergey Asimov | |
| A programmer who is responsible for getting Lea started in CrossWorlds. | |
| Carla Salvatore | |
| An employee on the M.S. Solar, who befriends Lea and helps introduce her to CrossWorlds. | |
| Gerald McFly | Captain Jet |
| Captain of the cargo ship M.S. Solar. He has agreed to let Sergey use his ship to prepare Lea for CrossWorlds. | |
First Scholars[edit | edit source]
| Linda Palmer | Hlin |
| The leader of the First Scholars. A friendly, motherly Quadroguard who is very passionate about the lore of CrossWorlds. | |
| Albert Grumpesto | Beowulf |
| Founding member of the First Scholars. A quiet, intimidating Hexacast who tends to keep to himself. | |
| Raphael Luiz Vega | Buggy |
| A laid-back Triblader and member of the First Scholars. Kind of a troll. | |
Other CrossWorlds Players[edit | edit source]
| Ketin D'Kar | |
| An odd player with multiclass equipment who collects useless, low-level equipment. | |
Other Characters[edit | edit source]
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| Gautham Ranganathan | |
| A character who attempts to dissuade Shizuka from seeking out Satoshi. | |
| Satoshi Sakai | |
| Shizuka's brother. After getting her involved in a bad situation, he undertook a mysterious project despite his poor health to ensure her freedom. | |
| Designer | Blue Avatar |
| The main antagonist of CrossCode. An avatar with game-breaking powers and delusions of godhood. Recognizes Lea from before she lost her memory. | |
| Benedict Sidwell | |
| A businessman and a player of CrossWorlds. He is later revealed to be the one behind Lea's, Shizuka's and Satoshi's problems. | |
Minor Characters[edit | edit source]
Many other players of CrossWorlds can be encountered during the game. Many of the more notable ones, including quest-givers and recurring characters, can be found on the Minor Characters page.
NPCs[edit | edit source]
CrossWorlds is filled with AI-controlled NPCs, filling the role of inhabitants of Shadoon and advisors to the players. The NPC page has details on the more important NPCs that can be encountered.
| Holiday Man | |
| An NPC who enjoys gifting for fun! Typically appears around Christmas. Bears no resemblance to any anime characters. | |
Non-canon Characters[edit | edit source]
These characters are involved with CrossCode and may have appeared in previous versions of the game, but they do not canonically show up in the current version.
| Sir Radfish van Blubb | |
| The most radical of fish and the mascot of Radical Fish Games. Occasionally appeared in early versions of the game to deliver messages from the developers. | |
| Manlea | |
| A male version of Lea, introduced as an alternate playable character for an April Fools joke. May still appear in the final game in some capacity. | |
| Easter Bunny | |
| I AM EASTER BUNNY. HIDE EGG IN VILLAGE EVERY EASTERN. EVERYONE HAS LOTS OF FUN! | |
| Teleport Girl | |
| A player who helped teleport Lea around the map until the landmark system was added in v0.3.5. | |
Gallery[edit | edit source]
Sir Radfish van Blubb portrait
Manlea concept art and portrait
Manlea sprite
Easter 'Bunny' portrait
Easter 'Bunny' sprite
Original Characters[edit | edit source]
The premises of CrossWorlds and CrossCode lend themselves to original character design. A list of original character entries can be found in the Original Characters page.
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CrossCode is a retro-inspired 2D Action RPG set in the distant future, combining 16-bit SNES-style graphics with butter-smooth physics, a fast-paced combat system, and engaging puzzle mechanics, served with a gripping sci-fi story. You follow a player called Lea as she logs into CrossWorlds - a fictional MMO of the distant future. Lea is not your average player though. She has lost her memory and is (literally) mute. Now the only way to regain her memory is to play CrossWorlds, discovering all the places the game has to offer and meeting other players on the way - hoping they won't discover her secret. As Lea’s memory returns, a deep mystery surrounding CrossWorlds will be unraveled - and you may come to understand why a mute player is stuck in this game in the first place. CrossCode combines features of the Action-Adventure and RPG genres, delivering both a great variety of puzzles and an engaging, fast-paced combat system with plenty of options for character growth.
Take the best out of two popular genres, find a good balance between them and make a great game. That’s what CrossCode does. And it works pretty well. You get the puzzles of Zelda-esque dungeons and are rewarded with the great variety of equipment you know and love from RPGs. During the fast-paced battles you will use the tools you find on your journey to reveal and exploit the enemies' weaknesses and at the same time will be able to choose equipment and skills for a more in-depth approach in fighting your enemies.
- 16-bit, SNES-style 2D graphics with detailed animations
- A soundtrack inspired by old SNES and Playstation JRPGs
- A unique ball throwing mechanic with charging functionality and ricocheting balls, used for combat and puzzles
- A fast-paced combat system featuring close and ranged attacks, guarding, dashing and a great variety of special attacks.
- A complete RPG system with leveling, equipment, consumable items and skill trees
- A detailed movement system with auto-jumping and precise collision
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