It would’ve been much better if the English voiceover weren’t so horrible. The way they manage to perfectly sync with each other, helping to cover each other’s weaknesses and packed with comedic moments from start to end, what’s not to love? After seeing how the story progressed and how their interactions improved over time, you just can’t help but love this quirky group. Truth be told, I personally thought that the cast would be completely unlikeable as they’re completely different people with different mindsets and each of them have their own agenda. Each character has their own agenda and principles to follow, with the only thing tying them together being somewhat of a common goal. There are a total of 6 playable characters in Tales of Berseria protagonist Velvet Crowe, half-daemon samurai Rokurou Rangetsu, malak pirate Eizen, mysterious witch Magilou, exorcist Eleanor Hume, and a malak named Laphicet who happened to be someone you kidnapped at a very early point in the game. An Interesting Cast of Characters Plagued by Horrible Voiceovers Not so much on gore but death is a major element in the storyline so this may not be so suitable for the younger audience. Unlike previous games from the Tales series, Tales of Berseria has a much darker storyline. As such, you’ll be seeing some characters from Zestiria appear in this game as their lifespan is much longer than humans. In this timeline, malaks are utilized as tools for humans, and it explains why they view humans in negative lights in Zestiria. This game takes places in the same world as its predecessor, Tales of Zestiria, but it happens roughly 1000 years before the events in Zestiria. After 3 years, she breaks out from prison and goes on a journey to avenge her brother’s death, meeting several people who have similar goals to her along the way. Instead of killing her on the spot, Artorius knocks Velvet out and places her in prison where she grew stronger day by day by consuming abnormal beasts known as ‘daemons’.
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