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*The "artifact" that '''Lu''' gains access to is of royal origin according to the original Korean background, implying her family was royalty well before she became the Steel Queen under the Demon King. | *The "artifact" that '''Lu''' gains access to is of royal origin according to the original Korean background, implying her family was royalty well before she became the Steel Queen under the Demon King. | ||
**In addition, it is referred to as '''보구''' in Korean, which can be literally translated to "precious tool". In other media series, most notably the Fate series (where the term is localized as "Noble Phantasm"), these 'precious tools' act as weapons or abilities that define a character as a whole. In '''Lu''''s case, this power takes the form of spears that allow her to control the spirits of the Abyss. | **In addition, it is referred to as '''보구''' in Korean, which can be literally translated to "precious tool". In other media series, most notably the Fate series (where the term is localized as "Noble Phantasm"), these 'precious tools' act as weapons or abilities that define a character as a whole. In '''Lu''''s case, this power takes the form of spears that allow her to control the spirits of the Abyss. | ||
*Lu replaces her round crown with one more closely resembling a tiara. This design is also used in the other paths that (at least initially) focus on regaining her power, [[Diabla]] and [[Demersio|Nihilida]], though it is the most prominent in this path. | |||
*'''Ciel''''s idle pose is nearly identical to his [[Royal Guard]] idle pose, with the only difference being his right gunblade being rested on his shoulder. | *'''Ciel''''s idle pose is nearly identical to his [[Royal Guard]] idle pose, with the only difference being his right gunblade being rested on his shoulder. | ||
*'''Noblesse''''s combination skill cut-in is a reference to their starting pose in the game. | *'''Noblesse''''s combination skill cut-in is a reference to their starting pose in the game. | ||