Your party also gets an attack buff to tear the opposition to bits. Rather than apply Negate Action, it applies Stop, which not only prevents the enemy from doing anything but also erases them from the turn queue and keeps them from dodging as well. Hilda's Song takes Popo's concepts and cranks it even further.It's the first Song you receive, and it sets the bar for the later Songs to come. So not only are the enemies more vulnerable to the rest of the team, they are also left unable to do anything but move. Popo's Song applies Negate Action and a defense debuff to all enemies on the field.This is what establishes the Witches' Songs as a colossal game-changer. Status ailments are generally quite devastating by themselves, especially ones like Stop or Stun that can stop enemies from acting or dodging altogether, even bosses if they don't specifically have immunity to that ailment or all ailments in general.Evil Is Sexy: Dante is definitely this for some fans.The only real surprise is that Hrodulf dies before he gets to join, but even that isn't hugely shocking. This is especially true if you've played the Luminous Arc games, which tend to feature Witches being Good All Along alongside God Is Evil- in particular, Hilda is an Expy of Fatima, who had a similar twist involving her. Simultaneously, Klaus being the true Big Bad (or a possessed avatar of the true villain). Captain Obvious Reveal: Hilda, the supposed Big Bad, is Good All Along, and she and the other Harbingers joining the party.Some say that her justification is good, while others say that it doesn't work at all because we're never shown her attempting to talk with people to prepare for the inevitable return of angels, not even in flashbacks after she joins the party and spends alone time with Alto. Base-Breaking Character: Hilda, once her true motives are revealed, mostly due to her refusal to talk about things in favor of just saying nobody will understand what she's doing.It's never brought up again, and Hilda's ending has her have a child with Alto instead of anything tied to her kingdom. Angst? What Angst?: Hilda doesn't really show much care about her old kingdom of Fahrenheit, even after Giselle - right in front of Hilda - states to Xeno that she destroyed it.
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