Blue Archive Wikipedia (2024)

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Has Blue Archive's main story ended? ›

Where All Miracles Begin (あまねく奇跡の始発点, Where All Miracles Begin) is the final volume of Blue Archive's main story. The story centers around the entirety of Kivotos, following students from the major schools. There are four chapters released, totaling at 62 episodes.

Global version is roughly 6 months behind in content compared with the Japanese version and has the advantage of foresight since players can know banners months ahead.

As the situation turned more dire, Saori pointed her gun at Sensei and pulled the trigger. However, at the last second, Hina managed to block most of the bullets with all the energy she had left. Sena also arrived with an ambulance and managed to take Hina and Sensei away. Unfortunately, it's confirmed Sensei was shot.

At the end of chapter three to the beginning of chapter 4 Volume Finale, It's revealed that Phrenapate, the Guide of Chroma, is Sensei, but in an alternate world different from the one Sensei knew. However, it was without a choice.

The game's stalwart focus on character building makes you care a lot about the plight of every character, which gets you more invested into the story. The story itself is very simple, but simple doesn't necessarily equal bad. It's a simple story executed beautifully.

The presence of Blue Archive characters in a state of undress was, apparently, too much for the GRAC, which told Nexon to either raise its game's age limit or alter the offending scenes.

Seeing a halo is nearly as common as seeing gunfire happening in Kivotos. Halos act as a student's form of consciousness. If a student is unconscious e.g., sleeping or knocked out, her halo will disappear temporarily and will return once she regains her consciousness.

In this sense, Mika was arguably the true traitor for opposing the Eden Treaty. Though it could be easily argued that if anyone's betraying Trinity, it could be Nagisa herself, with her attempts to transform Trinity and all its values, harmony, and unity into something else.

However, the situation changed when Mika, annoyed at fellow Tea Party member Yurizono Seia, asked Arius to "teach her a lesson". Seeing this as an opportunity to remove a Tea Party member, the Arius Squad, at the order of Beatrice, dispatched Azusa to assassinate Seia using a halo-destroying bomb.

Why didn't Arona protect Sensei from Saori? ›

Reality Warping Protection Powers

This power has an energy limit however, as protecting Sensei from the missile, she was unable to protect Sensei from being shot by Saori afterward.

The easiest and best way for new players to level up fast in the game is to progress through the game by using as much AP as possible. For every AP spent, players get 1 EXP and the best place to use AP for beginners is on Missions.

The game began with Kivotos under threat and the city's safety will finally allow everyone to rest. Over the course of four chapters, Nexon released a total of 62 episodes that aim to wrap up all loose ends and culminate the JRPG's story that began back in 2021.

Students who are 1★ and 2★ will have a maximum Relationship of 10. This limit can be broken by unlocking them to 3★. Teachers should be mindful not to attempt to raise beyond Relationship 10 before awakening them.

A routine maintenance lasts averagely 5-8 hours (for JP and Global) and may be extended or shortened by further notice.

The halos are the main reason why students are normally seen with firearms and other military-related objects as they provide outstanding offensive and defensive capabilities, giving students more physical strength and allowing them to withstand bullets and even tank shells.

Romance is heavily implied and the relationship between the adult and the canonical children in the game is grooming.