Most overpowered RPG character ever? Options

[Rosetta]

Basically it goes like this. You state the name of the character, the RPG he or she is from, along with an explanation of why this character is overpowered. However there are rules.

1) It only counts if the character itself is overpowered. So good equip or spell setups or whatever that can turn ANYONE into overpowered characters don't count.

2) It has to be a playable character. Not a guest, temporary NPC partner, or enemy.

To start with, here's my entry:

Raquel Applegate (Wild Arms 4):
She's basically the warrior of the group. She uses a large two handed sword that can sometimes turn into a spear (?) and as an added bonus, her attacks ignore defense. Her first Force Ability allows her to have two turns at once, and can even stack numerous times if you've got enough Force saved up. In fact, this is the recommended strategy to use against most bosses. Later on as she levels up, her critical hit rate will skyrocket, and her dodge and counterattack rates will also skyrocket. Since her counterattack damage, crit chance, and crit damage goes up even further when countering, it is possible to defeat a number of bosses in a single hit if she countercrits them. This isn't even counting equipment later that can make her even stronger.

Edit: Forgot to mention that doing a Raquel solo run is considered easier than playing the game normally.

This post has been edited by Rosetta: Jun 3 2009, 10:44 PM

[Frisk]

Since you have to set that combination of Personas yourself, wouldn't that technically go towards spell setups?

I'll say Cid from Final Fantasy Tactics

He has all the skills from three different story-character unique classes, and his special job his some of the best stat growth in the game if I remember right. And even though it's equipment, I'm gonna say it since its his default- his starting weapon gives him haste.

[Swordmaster]

Since you have to set that combination of Personas yourself, wouldn't that technically go towards spell setups?

I'll say Cid from Final Fantasy Tactics

He has all the skills from three different story-character unique classes, and his special job his some of the best stat growth in the game if I remember right. And even though it's equipment, I'm gonna say it since its his default- his starting weapon gives him haste.

You have a good point... you do have to set them... it's still an overpowered combo... *nods*

Hm... Tales of Symphonia - Zelos Wilder. He's got really smooth combos that are impossible to get out of.

Emil from ToS: Dawn of the New World - his sky combos are insane *nods*. Once they hit the ground, he just knocks them back up, with or without skills.