Chronic Hero Syndrome: Even in the sequels where he is a Sky Pirate, Vaan can never stop doing what's right.Butt-Monkey: In the manga spin-off, the group regularly lampshades his Idiot Hero status and insults him to his face.Exemplified toward Kytes and Filo in Revenant Wings. They not only look up to him but run to him for aid with their problems. Big Brother Mentor: He's unofficially the leader of the Lowtown orphans by virtue of this trope.Doubles as a Sword and Sorcerer pair for bonus points. Battle Couple: In Tactics A2, he and Penelo are Sky Pirate partners and are inseparable on and off the battlefield.As a regular guy caught up in the narrative, he tries his hardest to keep up, which makes him a vessel for the player through which the world is explained to the viewer. Audience Surrogate: Vaan's intended to be this for the player, acting as a grounded viewpoint to the games setting and world.All-Loving Hero: He goes out of his way to help a lot of people during the side quests, as well as letting the refugee Aegyl live on his airship.You could call him an "Ace in training" he's got the potential, but he's still young and inexperienced. In the former, it's not readily apparent since he's only of nominal importance to the plot, but side quests and NPC conversations paint him as nothing if not hypercompetent, and he has the stats of a god. The Ace: Heavily implied in Final Fantasy XII, and made more explicit in Final Fantasy Tactics A2.For tropes pertaining to him in Tactics A2, click here. He later makes appearances in Final Fantasy Tactics A2 as a Hidden Character and Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy as one of the main cast. He acts as the Audience Surrogate in Final Fantasy XII, but becomes the main protagonist in Revenant Wings. When he sneaks into the royal palace and steals an incredibly rare ( and significant) piece of magicite, he becomes entangled in the uprising against the Empire.
He is an orphan, his parents having died from the plague when he was young, and lives with Penelo at Migelo's house.
As such, if the bribe is not successful, you should just continue bribing for 1 gil each time.Voiced by Kouhei Takeda (Japanese) and Bobby Edner (English)Īn energetic street urchin living in Rabanastre who talks big about rebelling against the occupying Empire and becoming a Sky Pirate. This will count as a total bribe of 100,001 gil. That being said, once you have given enough gil to an enemy, adding any additional gil will stack on the previous gil that you gave it.įor example, if you bribe a fiend with 100,000 gil, and the bribe is not successful, bribe it with 1 gil on the next turn. You will need to reach a certain gil amount in order to bribe an enemy, but even then, there is only a chance that the bribe will be successful.
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