Dominique Cross: A lively young girl,
Dominique kinda wonders into Fate one day, and instantly
becomes liked by the occupants -- as she has an upbeat
attitude about things. Dressed similar to female Geomancers
from FFT, she surely does look odd. Basically, all you can see
is a large, yellow overcoat that is apparently too big for
her, which hangs down below any visible pants/shorts, making
it look more like a skirt than anything. She also has blonde
hair, with a large red hair-bow in it. Dominique becomes
attached to Sion (or vice-versa), the main character and a
bouncer at Fate. The evil Mikado faction later kidnaps her.
Echidna: Echidna, as you may or may not
know, is the red-haired, flamboyantly dressed/looking woman
you seen when The Bouncer was first announced back whenever.
Echidna works as a supervisor in a faction known as the
'Mikado Group', an evil organization with unknown motives at
this time. She has one wicked hairstyle -- which one cannot
use words to describe -- and she dresses very casually indeed
(almost looks like a hooker or something). She is said to be
very arrogant and she hates to lose.
Mugetsu: This dude is wicked looking --
almost more so than Volt Krueger. Mugetsu leads the Kikado
Special Forces Unit (which is apparently a group within the
Mikado organization), who eventually kidnaps the one known as
'Dominique'. Why they do it is not known. Anyway, Mugetsu
resembles the traditional 'Ninja', except with a more
'super-human' touch to him. He also has a half leather mask,
and blue skin. Simply put, he's your primary antagonist of the
game.
Volt, Sion, and Koh are 'the bouncers' of a bar called
'Fate'. The story starts out and centers around this area, on
a street called 'Dog Street'. Not much in known about the
place, but you can come up with your own conclusions. Also,
the game is under the direction of Takashi Tokita -- the man
who has big game projects under his belt like Chrono Trigger,
FFIV, and Parasite Eve. Very nice!
With big guns like Tokita, Nomura, and Dream Factory, this
game should surely be a hit. Hopefully, this game will
capitalize with innovation -- a factor in games that isn't
quite utilized much anymore or effectively. I do feel that
good things will come of this game, and you can expect to see
it sometime in the coming winter. Square hopes to get it out
before Christmas in Japan, which will be on DVD. I can't wait!
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