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*Origin: Andante | *Origin: Andante | ||
*Weapon: Rapiers | *Weapon: Rapiers | ||
The other of Jazz's lieutenants in Andantino. Highly suspected (especially by Falsetto) to be romantically involved with Jazz…and perhaps not entirely loyal to Andantino. Her name describes an instrument | The other of Jazz's lieutenants in Andantino. Highly suspected (especially by Falsetto) to be romantically involved with Jazz…and perhaps not entirely loyal to Andantino. Her name describes an instrument in the percussion family: a pair of short thick dowels which are rhythmically struck together to produce sound. | ||
===March=== | ===March=== | ||
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*Origin: Agogo Village | *Origin: Agogo Village | ||
*Weapon: Twin Moon Chakrams | *Weapon: Twin Moon Chakrams | ||
Salsa's purple-haired twin, as polite as Salsa is sassy, but just as determined to stop the production of Mineral Powder. Her name comes | Salsa's purple-haired twin, as polite as Salsa is sassy, but just as determined to stop the production of Mineral Powder. Her name comes a genre of music known for its emphasis on consistent and pronounced rhythm and commonly used to coordinate movement in a formation. | ||
===Crescendo=== | ===Crescendo=== | ||
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==Enemies== | ==Enemies== | ||
===Captain Dolce=== | |||
Captain Dolce is the ferocious leader of a band of pirates, and Captain of her own pirate ship. Her name originates from a type of vocal tune that is of singing softly and sweetly. | |||
===Count Waltz=== | ===Count Waltz=== | ||
The leader of the country of Forte, and the driving force behind the production of mineral powder. His name comes from the traditional folk dance with its distinctive three-to-the-bar tempo. | The leader of the country of Forte, and the driving force behind the production of mineral powder. His name comes from the traditional folk dance with its distinctive three-to-the-bar tempo. | ||