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<center>An '''''[[Eternal Sonata]]''''' database that anyone can edit!<br> |
<center>An '''''[[Eternal Sonata]]''''' database that anyone can edit!<br> |
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<span style="font-size:90%">'''<font color="red">Warning</font>''': The ''Eternal Sonata'' Wiki may contain unmarked spoilers. If you have not played the game, read with caution.</span></center> |
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| + | Eternal Sonata (トラスティベル 〜ショパンの夢) is a JRPG video game for PS3 and XBOX released in 2007 in Japan and 2008 in North America. It is rated T for 13 and up due to mild alcohol refernces, language, and violence. The game revolves around a dying Frederic Chopin in his golden era. He appears to be in a coma, but is conscious in a music-oriented dream world that he seems to have created. |
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| + | '''Captain Dolce''' is a recurring boss in ''Eternal Sonata'', head of a group of three pirates styling themselves as the [[:Category:Invincible Dolce Gang|Invincible Dolce Gang]]. As a boss, she first appears to trouble the party on-board on her own pirate ship, the [[Pirate Ship Dolce|Pirate Ship ''Dolce'']]. She moves swiftly, hits with a number of powerful attacks, and is especially troublesome in tandem with her two allies, the [[1st Lieutenant]] ([[Bass (pirate)|Bass]]) and [[2nd Lieutenant]] ([[Guitar]]). She can be fought a total of two more times in a normal playthrough, and an additional time in [[Encore Mode]]. The third and fourth battles provide some of the best accessory rewards in the game. ''[[Captain Dolce|Read more...]]'' |
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| − | '''Trick or Treat''' is a [[Battle#Boss battle|boss]] monster that appears before the party in the Waterfall area of the [[Woodblock Groves]]. As the Neutralizing Stone given to the party by Jazz is cracked, the party is forced to fight Trick or Treat while under the full effects of an annoying Poison [[status]]. Trick or Treat employs some powerful attacks, including a teleporting move called '''Inevitable Punishment''' and a '''Mushroom Party''' that drops mushrooms on everyone at melee range. In the Xbox 360 version, it is accompanied by two [[Mushroom Up]] opponents, but in the PlayStation 3 version, these were upgraded to more dangerous [[Red Cap]]s. ''[[Trick or Treat|Read more...]]'' |
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| + | <div style="text-align:right; font-size:90%;">''[[Eternal Sonata Wiki:Featured articles|Past Featured Articles...]]''</div> |
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| − | * That a number of wallpapers and an XMB theme based on ''Eternal Sonata'' are downloadable on the PlayStation Network? |
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| − | * That in music the term "bass" has two meanings, hence the presence of two Basses in ''Eternal Sonata'' - a [[Bass (pirate)|pirate]] and a [[Bass (Andantino)|member]] of [[Andantino]]? |
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* That the battle theme used for the final boss fight is a remix of Chopin's "[[Revolution|Revolutionary Etude]]"? |
* That the battle theme used for the final boss fight is a remix of Chopin's "[[Revolution|Revolutionary Etude]]"? |
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| + | *That the boss [[Tracer]] has a [[Special Attacks|Special Attack]] that shares its name with one of [[Falsetto]]'s - '''Willow Strike'''? |
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| − | * That the [[Eternal Sonata Official Website (U.S.)|official U.S. website]] for ''Eternal Sonata'' remains online, though certain features are no longer functional? |
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| + | *That the song "[[Heaven's Mirror (song)|Heaven's Mirror]]" was presented in Japanese in the original Japanese version, but was changed to an Italian operetta for the international releases? |
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| − | * That each of the scenes shown upon defeating a boss in the [[Double Reed Tower of Sand]] were altered in the PlayStation 3 release of ''Eternal Sonata''? |
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| + | *That the [[Hanon Hills]] were named after a real-life piano pedagogue, rather than a musical term? |
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| + | *That in the PS3 version of ''Eternal Sonata'', Serenade has the highest speed stat of any character, and her exclusive armor Noble White increases it by a further 20%? |
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<div style="text-align:right; font-size:90%;">''[[Eternal Sonata Wiki:Did You Know archive|Past Did You Knows...]]''</div> |
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{{Heading|About ''Eternal Sonata''}} |
{{Heading|About ''Eternal Sonata''}} |
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''Eternal Sonata'' is an RPG, developed by [[tri-Crescendo]]. The game is about the final hours of legendary Polish composer, [[Frédéric François Chopin]]. The story envisions a fictional world dreamed by Chopin during his last hours that is influenced by Chopin's life and music, and in which he himself is a playable character, among others. |
''Eternal Sonata'' is an RPG, developed by [[tri-Crescendo]]. The game is about the final hours of legendary Polish composer, [[Frédéric François Chopin]]. The story envisions a fictional world dreamed by Chopin during his last hours that is influenced by Chopin's life and music, and in which he himself is a playable character, among others. |
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| + | <center>''"Your astra is glowing. But it's glowing far too brightly for this world. It's glowing so brightly that it is unconsciously leading you toward a deep darkness. One that must be illuminated. And someday, the moment will arrive when a sea of unending darkness will lie waiting before you. Oh, how I wish you weren't the only person who could bring light to that deep, dark abyss."''<br><br>'''[[Solfege]], telling [[Polka]] about [[astra]]s'''</center> |
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| − | <center>''"I've been keeping it a secret, but I'm actually completely terrified of ghosts. See ya, Beat. And hey, good luck!"''<br><br>'''Allegretto leaves the party to take care of a "[[Root Lurker|ghost]]" in the [[Mandolin Church Catacombs]].'''</center> |
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* ''[[Trusty Bell ~Chopin no Yume~ Original Score|Original Score]]'' |
* ''[[Trusty Bell ~Chopin no Yume~ Original Score|Original Score]]'' |
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| + | * ''[[Trusty Bell ~Chopin no Yume~ Drama CD|Drama CD]]'' |
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* ''[[Eternal Sonata (Manga)|Manga adaptation]]'' |
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Welcome to the Eternal Sonata Wiki!
So far we have 285 articles and you can help by improving any of our articles or adding new ones.
Eternal Sonata (トラスティベル 〜ショパンの夢) is a JRPG video game for PS3 and XBOX released in 2007 in Japan and 2008 in North America. It is rated T for 13 and up due to mild alcohol refernces, language, and violence. The game revolves around a dying Frederic Chopin in his golden era. He appears to be in a coma, but is conscious in a music-oriented dream world that he seems to have created.
Main Characters
 Allegretto |
 Beat |
 Claves |
 Crescendo |
 Falsetto |
 Frédéric |
 Jazz |
 March |
 Polka |
 Salsa |
 Serenade |
 Viola |
Captain Dolce posing at the start of battle.
Captain Dolce is a recurring boss in Eternal Sonata, head of a group of three pirates styling themselves as the Invincible Dolce Gang. As a boss, she first appears to trouble the party on-board on her own pirate ship, the Pirate Ship Dolce. She moves swiftly, hits with a number of powerful attacks, and is especially troublesome in tandem with her two allies, the 1st Lieutenant (Bass) and 2nd Lieutenant (Guitar). She can be fought a total of two more times in a normal playthrough, and an additional time in Encore Mode. The third and fourth battles provide some of the best accessory rewards in the game. Read more...
Did you Know? - Best Of
- That the battle theme used for the final boss fight is a remix of Chopin's "Revolutionary Etude"?
- That the boss Tracer has a Special Attack that shares its name with one of Falsetto's - Willow Strike?
- That the song "Heaven's Mirror" was presented in Japanese in the original Japanese version, but was changed to an Italian operetta for the international releases?
- That the Hanon Hills were named after a real-life piano pedagogue, rather than a musical term?
- That in the PS3 version of Eternal Sonata, Serenade has the highest speed stat of any character, and her exclusive armor Noble White increases it by a further 20%?
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About Eternal Sonata
Eternal Sonata is an RPG, developed by tri-Crescendo. The game is about the final hours of legendary Polish composer, Frédéric François Chopin. The story envisions a fictional world dreamed by Chopin during his last hours that is influenced by Chopin's life and music, and in which he himself is a playable character, among others.
Random Quote of the Month
Solfege, telling Polka about astras
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- Eternal Sonata
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- Playable Characters
- Weapons
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- Andantino
- Original Score
- Drama CD
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- Official Strategy Guide
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- Audio and Music Samples
- Wallpapers
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