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     "comment": "She finally feels at ease now that she has gained a swimsuit form, and she is able to behave more like a mature and sophisticated woman...in other words, she now has a sense of celebrity.\n\nWith her newly enhanced ego, she thought up a grandiose plan to further solidify her status as the great countess: remodeling Castle Csejte.\nTurning the castle into a giant music amplifier like that brat did is out of the question: Prison Castle Csejte was half-assed and wrong.\nThe castle needs to be more glorious, more suitable for torture...meaning she needs to build a Torture Castle Csejte! Such a project will surely set her apart from that brat, and show the world which of them is better once and for all!\n\nBut the problem is cost.\nThe celebrity, overflowing with the allure of fame and beauty, needed to plan how to collect funds. Working hard or negotiating like some commoner simply will not do for such a sophisticated woman. No, that is beneath a celebrity of her caliber. \n\nBut raising funds by gathering jewelry, famous paintings, necklaces, and other such valuable treasures...? Yes, that sounds just perfect. And that would mean...\n\nYou can see where this is going, right?",
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+    "comment": "The protagonist of Homer's famed epic \"The Odyssey.\" His role in the Trojan War is recorded in \"The Iliad.\"\n\nOdysseus was the Achaeans' greatest strategist during the Trojan War. Following the death of Achilles, it was Odysseus who came up with the idea for the Trojan Horse, which directly led to the fall of Troy.\n\nAfter the war, he sailed for home to return to his beloved Penelope. His journey was complicated by many obstacles, among which were: a vicious cyclops, Poseidon's curse, temptation at the hands of Circe the witch and Calypso the nymph, the enchanting song of the sirens, the dread monster Scylla, the wrath of the sun god Helios, and myriad other hardships. Eventually, though not without sacrifice, Odysseus overcame these many trials and made it home.\n\n\"The weight and hardship of a single step forward... I understand that, to a degree.\"",
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+    "comment": "Height/Weight: 179cm, 63kg\nOrigin: Trojan War, \"Iliad,\" \"The Odyssey\"\nRegion: Europe\nAlignment: Neutral-Good\nGender: Male\nEverybody falls for him. Everybody.",
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+    "comment": "A man with an unwavering will, a hero of the Trojan War, and one of the greatest adventurers in Greek mythology. He went on numerous adventures and overcame countless adversaries, and there is no question of why his name became the basis for the word \"odyssey.\"\n\nEven were he boasting, he could back up his claims.\nIf he says he'll take down Troy, that is what he'll do.\nIf he says he'll flee from a scene of carnage, that is what he'll do.\nIf he says he'll defeat monsters and Demonic Beasts, that is what he'll do.\nAnd if he says he'll head home to reach his beloved Penelope, that is what he'll do...one day.",
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+    "comment": "Grace of the Gods: B+\nA skill that represents the grace received from the gods of Olympus. It can create numerous different effects. Because Athena's love was especially intense, Odysseus was given a special allowance to use the Noble Phantasm Aegis, the gods' own defense. It is not typically used as a skill in this game.\n\nDevote Thyself to One Purpose (Love): A\nA most focused state of mind...the source of his unwavering will. His devotion to his loving wife Penelope will never sway. Calypso the nymph, the witch Circe of Aeaea, the ephemeral Queen Nausicaa...all of these women fell for Odysseus. Even the blessings he received from Athena were likely an indication that she too had fallen for him. While Odysseus seemed to be a lady-killer, he himself was fully devoted to his love. It's just that during his long voyage back home to his Penelope, for some reason he kept encountering women. (At least that's how he sees it.)",
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+    "comment": "『Aegis』\nRank: A\nNP Type: Bounded Field Noble Phantasm\nRange: ―\nMaximum Target: 1\n\nSacred Boundary.\nA defensive armament created by the gods of Olympus. It is said to be armor or shield, and an extraordinary powerful bounded field, a conceptual defense mechanism of divine creation. However, Odysseus is able to don it as a physical armor, likely thanks to Athena's deep affection for him, granting him an invincible suit of armor made of divine steel, possessing conceptual defenses.\n\nA Noble Phantasm that is always active, it is expressed as a skill in this game. ",
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+    "comment": "『Troia Híppos』\nRank: B++\nNP Type: Anti-Nation\nRange: 2-80\nMaximum Targets: 400\n\nGreat Horse of Demise.\nNear the end of the Trojan War, Odysseus arranged for a large wooden horse that would be brought within the impregnable walls of Troy, hiding numerous Greek soldiers (Achaeans) within this \"offering.\" Ultimately, the Trojans brought their enemies inside, and were defeated by getting in the resulting ambush, leading to the Achaean army's victory. According to literature, it was said that Odysseus was among those inside the wooden horse, and that he fought alongside these warriors.\n\nThe Noble Phantasm's wooden horse is in fact a giant mount covered in divine steel  armor that suggests it has the blessings of the Aegis thanks to Athena. After its True Name is revealed, the wooden horse becomes a titanic being that annihilates everything around it in a demonstration of the fierceness of the Trojan War.",
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     "comment": "The goddess of heaven with her fluttering, jet black hair never yields to her duties. She follows her own heart.\n\nThe goddess of earth with her long, flaxen hair never yields to her heart. She keeps to her duty.\n\nBoth possess magisterial pride. Both possess a certain dignity.",
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+    "comment": "The Aegis?\nYeah, I had it while I was alive.\nThanks to Athena's benevolence, that armor made of divine steel was always with me in my adventures. I can't count how many times it saved my ass.\n\nI had it on during the battle inside Troy too. I bet the enemy soldiers were terrified to see a commander wearing an iron helmet that barely showed his face. To tell you the truth, I was hoping that would be the effect. Haha.\n\nThough I don't think the Aegis was ever mentioned in the \"Iliad,\" nor even in \"The Odyssey.\"\nThat's not surprising.\nYou may not believe this, but Athena's actually shy. She probably didn't want future generations to know that she gave a divine treasure to a human because she felt such affection for him.\n...\n...\nSo...has Athena manifested in Chaldea...?\nNo, didn't think so.\n\nAnyway, I just want to say that the Aegis was always with me now.\nBut it was only with me during the most tempestuous and dramatic period of my life.\nWhen I wasn't out on my adventures, but rather living peacefully, my prized Aegis was properly polished and displayed.\nWho polished it, you ask?\nThat would have to be me or my dear Penelope!",
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     "comment": "They all head out, boarding the unfinished horse.\n\nEven without a clear grasp of their destination, they encounter many and they part ways with many...all the while never forgetting to smile.\n\nEven with the land wiped clean, they throw themselves wholeheartedly into their journey.",
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+    "comment": "\"It's nice, seeing the commoners' world once in a while. Don't you agree, Sun King?\"\n\"Hm, getting to steer my mount by hand is rather entertaining!\"\n\"Don't make so much commotion. Our disguises may be perfect, but we are drawing a great deal of attention.\"\n\nIt's the duty of a king to be aware of what's going on with the common people. The three of them stand out far too much to claim this foray is conducted incognito, and there's just no chance they get through this without incident...",
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+    "comment": "\"Welcome to our magic show. You shall bear witness to a miracle before your very eyes!\"\n\"Let's take this opportunity to show you whatever you desire to see.\n\nNow...\nIf you would close your eyes for just a moment.\"\n\nThe two magicians cast a spell.\nThe moment you open your eyes, you will see...",
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+    "comment": "\"Welcome.\nWhat sort of outfit do you need?\nWe will gladly accept orders of any sort.\"\n\nOn a street corner in a certain ancient city, a tailor offers unparalleled service to both ladies and gentlemen.\n\nEvery single customer is assigned an employee exclusively, and they are all first-class.\nTheir stylings and coordination are sure to give you confidence in any social occasion.",
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+    "comment": "\"Even a detective needs a moment of respite. That does not mean mysteries follow suit, however.\"\n\nWith the conclusion of the Case of the Masked Man, Detective Dantès takes a quick trip.\nHe visits a coffee shop run by an old acquaintance of his.\nAnd while the detective reminisces about the good old days, a new request comes in from a mysterious Frenchman.\n\nThis particular request brings the detective back to his homeland, leading him to yet another grand case... ",
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+    "comment": "\"Whoever wrote this letter saying 'the unparalleled Jason is the best, most perfect student council president ever!' really knows what they're talking about!\"\n\"...I have a pretty good idea who sent that.\"\n\nThe student council president may be a bit haughty, but with the help of the prefect, who is also the top student in professor Chiron's class, and the excellent accountant who basically never comes out of the infirmary, the student council is always rock-solid.\n\nThe boisterous voice of the president, who happens to also be the captain of the yacht club, echoes through the student council room.",
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+    "comment": "\"Yo, Great Lord...let's start this flashy tea ceremony.\"\n\"This is where your luck ends. Let's settle things once and for all, Katsuzo.\"\n\nThe Sengoku Freestyle battle \"A・TSU・MO・RI\" is charged to the max.\nThis lyrical battle between Onimusashi, or MC Katsuzo, and \"Top-of-the-Fool\" will unfold with blistering intensity.\n\nDespite the two's fiendish appearances, they have quite the rich vocabulary, and so it usually takes about three hours to finish the battle.",
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+    "comment": "The young boys' goal was to defeat the most sinister card master.\nThey carry their bravery in their hearts and put their hopes in the hands they are dealt.\n\n\"Card set! Let's go, Apollo!\"\n\"That's a good hand! This is getting interesting!\"\n\"Do not expect me to let my guard down!\"\n\nWill the young boys be able to overcome the many strategies Mister Catapult employs to block their efforts to obtain the master badge!?\n\n\"Do you think my strategy cruel!? Make no mistake, it is a necessary sacrifice.\"",
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+    "comment": "\"Why yes, I'm your papa. Being a devastatingly intelligent fatherly figure may be my only redeeming quality, but when my daughter asks, I cannot say no! I do hope you enjoy your wonderful father today.\"\n\nHis daughter's simple wish for White Day was for him to do something other than his usual evil, which somehow turned into a male Servant fashion show with a video letter presented by the professor.\n\n\"I was too slow to escape... That aside, how in the world did YOU get looped into this?\"\n\n\"...I should do something to repay them for the scarf.\"",
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+    "comment": "With only seconds left, the final shot to win the game is released as the referee's whistle echoes across the court.\n\n\"I am always angry in battle...but watch me, Master! I will win a righteous victory!\"",
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