https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7L165e81YjA
After you deal enough damage, the final boss will reveal her true strength by putting her clothes back on. This makes sense in context.

https://villains.fandom.com/wiki/Lord_Er
Er (Real name: Vene Ansbach/Refuse Seraphic Blue) is the main antagonist and the final boss of the 2004 videogame, Seraphic Blue. Er is an entity born from Vene's malice of the mission and responsibilities thrust upon her due to bearing the Kernel Soul of Syria Roseburg, the mother of Lake which was important to keep Seraphic Blue in check to prevent the hybrid Human/Sera-Human from going

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Seraphic Blue is a Japanese RPG created by Tempura in RPG Maker 2k with a fully complete english translation done by eplipswich & kumada.If you'd like to pla

https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/VideoGame/SeraphicBlue
Seraphic Blue is a 2004 RPG made by Tempura and the Director's Cut was released in 2006, The Director's Cut has been translated in 2014 by eplipswich & kumada. There are 44 Chapters to the game. Since its release in 2004, it has been a highly popular game in Japan. The game features a well-constructed and sophisticated CBS and CMS, complex narrative full of plot twists and a ton of cutscenes.

https://www.reddit.com/r/JRPG/comments/h94lsi/just_finished_seraphic_blue_any_other_hidden_epic/
I just finished Seraphic Blue.. which was an absolutely amazing RPGmaker game. It fell into a top 3 for all my games I've ever played ever. Now I am looking for another epic RPG to dig my teeth into that can utilize a controller on PC. I have played, most everything from the SNES, Genesis, Sega Saturn, PS1, PS2 consoles.

https://rpgmaker.fandom.com/wiki/Seraphic_Blue
Seraphic Blue (セラフィック・ブルー) is a freeware, console-style RPG made by a Japanese amateur game designer Tempura (天ぷら), also known as Sakaki (榊). The game was released over the Internet on 15 May 2004, and it has since become a popular (yet controversial) Japanese RPG-Maker game. The game features a well-constructed CBS and CMS, complex narrative full of plot twists, a

https://www.reddit.com/r/JRPG/comments/o5fdwg/lets_discuss_tempura_the_creator_of_seraphic_blue/
He had so many cool ideas surrounding Sadmire Blue but we'll never see it again in this life time. His writing is pretentious and edgy at times but his style of writing just intrigues me. Tempura is dead. I'm completely engrossed in Seraphic Blue right now.

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Bishoujo Line: In the Final Boss fight, she starts as a metallic blue Vene with wings, ... When Er shows up, she makes the Gaia Cancers' Practitioner her subordinate and uses her power as Refuse Seraphic Blue to accelerate the destruction of the planet. From Nobody to Nightmare: Downplayed on the nobody part. As a split personality, she has no

https://seraphicblue.fandom.com/wiki/Seraphic_Blue_Wiki
Seraphic Blue (also SeraBlue, セラフィックブルー、セラブル) is an epic JRPG created by Tempura (also known as Sakaki) with RPGMaker2000. The game was released in 2004 and became pretty popular in Japanese gaming communities, though it hasn't got much attention in the West. More polished version of the game aka Seraphic Blue: Director's Cut was released by Tempura in 2006

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https://gamejolt.com/games/seraphic-blue/6066
Seraphic Blue is a 50+ hour epic RPG made in RPG Maker 2000 v1.51, and is highly-received in the Japanese RPG Maker community. It has 2 versions: the original (made in 2004) and Director's Cut (made in 2006). The version translated here is of course Director's Cut. Seraphic Blue is well-known for its. Highly creative custom battle and menu systems.

https://rpgmaker.net/games/2727/blog/13161/
The first thing is regarding the music for 2nd and 3rd phase of the final boss battle. The truth is, there is a lyric version of it, but once you hear it, well, you may not be able to "unhear" it for quite a while. Not that it's bad, but the singing version pretty much changed the perception of what the non-singing final boss music piece

https://www.rpgmaker.net/games/2727/reviews/3385/
About the 1/4 point of the game the white backgrounds are taken out in cutscenes, instead the character images are feathered so the white looks like an aura, and put into drawn/colored backgrounds. Regardless, the drawings are interesting and really lends the game it's own flavor.

https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/YMMV/SeraphicBlue
Seraphic Blue. Anvilicious: This game is constantly in the player's face with its nihilistic characters trying to convey that a society that promotes abuse, overly cold pragmatism, and treating people like tools can suck all the joy out of life. This causes some (like Er) to sink into depravity and causes others (like Vene) to live half-heartedly.

https://www.reddit.com/r/JRPG/comments/wsdhps/a_great_jrpg_you_probably_havent_played_seraphic/
To play the game, I already did the work for you. It uses an old RPG maker system, but all you have to do is go to link below. Click download all in the top right hand corner, extract the folder and click on player.exe (thank you EasyRpg) inside the folder. F4 is fullscreen.

https://seraphicblue.fandom.com/wiki/Seraphic_Blue
Seraphic Blue is a human/sera-human hybrid, whose role is to be the one who will bring the end of Gaia Cancers and Er's forces. It appears when under Gaia's Providence a child is born from a human and a sera-human. This entity should have been made up: Lake, as the Main Body; Vene, keeping the soul of Lake's mother, Syria, as the First Wing; Evan, Lake's father, as the Second Wing. As a result

https://www.rpgmaker.net/games/2727/reviews/2014/
Gameplay 3.5 out of 5: Seraphic Blue uses a sphere system that reminds me a little of the Materia from FFVII, but the characters feel less like blank slates because of their affinities to certain kinds of magic/attacks. It also has an innovative take on item management, stores, and pretty much everything. The system is in-depth and very fully realized, with some very difficult battles that

https://rmrk.net/index.php?topic=43707.0
Seraphic Blue is a 50+ hour epic RPG made in RPG Maker 2000 v1.51, and is highly-received in the Japanese RPG Maker community. It has 2 versions: the original (made in 2004) and Director's Cut (made in 2006). The version translated here is of course Director's Cut. The translated version covers all 44 episodes of the game.

https://www.reddit.com/r/patientgamers/comments/hsjq0s/you_should_play_seraphic_blue_jrpg_50_hours/
Go to this link and download the latest easyrpg file and unpack it within the base folder of seraphic blue. This will be the folder with a lot of the files and the icon called RPG_RT. (this will work for any old rpg maker 2000 games) ... That said, I recall the battle system being great - a take on Charge Turn Based systems like Final Fantasy X

https://seraphicblue.fandom.com/wiki/Er
Er - the main antagonist of Seraphic Blue. Er appears as a young woman with magenta-colored hair and wearing magenta-colored clothes. Bearing a wicked aura around her, she oftens participates in conversations with Ofa, mocking her or discussing existential and philosophical matters (including destruction of Gaia), however during the game she also seems to be able to conversate with Vene

https://rpgmaker.net/games/2727/blog/13004/
First off, as all of you know, Seraphic Blue is a game created by Tempura. However, this game is actually the 3rd game in the so-called "Blue series", which comprises of Sacred Blue, Stardust Blue and Seraphic Blue. Sacred Blue was made using RPG Maker 95, while Stardust Blue was made using RPG Maker 2000 like Seraphic Blue, albeit with the

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/ps/199175-valkyrie-profile/answers/630189-how-long-is-the-seraphic-gate
The Seraphic Gate is post-game content. I've never gone through the entire thing myself but from what I've played of it... It seems pretty long/daunting. The one boss I fought in it kicked my butt something incredibly fierce. From what I hear, you should also have all the flame jewels if you plan to attempt it.

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If we're gonna bring up Final Fantasy, nothing is worse than the Crystal Tower at the end of III. Prior to the pixel remaster, dying anywhere in the tower was a game over and shunted you back outside the front door. From start to finish, the tower is something like a 90 minute climb with 6 mandatory boss fights at the end.