Bola Parasola

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Bola Parasola
Developer(s)	Existence Software
Genre(s)	Umbrella
First Game	Tome 57

The is a collection of three umbrella game series and one-off umbrella games created by Jake. These three series and other games have distinct gameplay styles and do not follow the same plot, yet are all set within the same multiverse. The first series announced to be a part of the Bola Parasola was ⌭Saga, while the second - Rose Warriors - was announced at the Fantendo 10th Anniversary Showcase, and the third on May 12, 2017.

The games set within the Bola Parasola may feature the same characters, though not the same incarnations of characters that may appear in other Bola Parasola series. Only specific individuals have the power to cross-between the different series, and their appearances are rare. Despite this, actions caused by characters in one series may impact other series.

The idea of the Bola Parasola, being that it is a series of connected games that can also be enjoyed on their own, was inspired by 5pb. and Nitroplus' Science Adventure series of visual novels, which is similar in that each main entry can be enjoyed as a standalone experience but includes various prominent nods to the other entries in the series. That series' main antagonistic force, the Committee of 300 also serve the same role in the Bola Parasola titles, though more often than not their actions are indirectly tied to those portrayed in the games.

Instalments

Myriad Saga

Omen 76

Ruptured Sect

Tome 57

Viva la Rose Warriors

Negative Charge

Sepia 10\24

Imitation SH4

Nous sommes les Rose Warriors

Many × More

Subversion Saga

our.end

Ich hasse die Rose Warriors

Distinct Titles

These titles do not put an emphasis on story and thus could be set at any time within the continuity of the Bola Parasola.

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Series

Each of the three series in the Bola Parasola have vastly different gameplay styles, which is why they are not considered all one series. The specific pages pertaining about each series describes the gameplay in more detail than what is present here. Each series is designed to be standalone from the others within the Bola Parasola, with the connections being there for players that wish to explore the lore of the universe.

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⌭Saga is an action beat 'em up series based heavily off of Koei Tecmo's Dynasty Warriors franchise. Characters wield unique elemental weapons, each with their own attack combos, which they use to defeat enemy armies and complete a variety of different objectives. This series features the theme of repetition, and primarily features Lana and Cia as the main protagonists of the series.

Each game in the ⌭Saga features a number - known as a Voiced Principle - in the game's title. The first game in the series was Tome 57, followed by Sepia 10\24 and Imitation SH4. A prequel to Tome 57 also exists, known as Omen 76. The Voiced Principle is lower for each game, signalling an instability as time goes on.

• Tome 57
• Omen 76
• Sepia 10\24
• Imitation SH4

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Rose Warriors is an action RPG series. The game focuses upon the theme of loneliness, and how characters adapt when stripped away from the worlds and people that they knew. The series focuses mainly on Ruby Rose, though the original character of Solum also plays a major role in the series.

• Viva la Rose Warriors

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The third series - initially conceptualized under the name of AT Jeneriq and later as Omega Fracture - was initially planned to be announced alongside VIVA at the 10th Anniversary Showcase, though its reveal was postponed. Omega Fracture is a series of fighting games, which encompasses both traditional 2.5D party-based fighting games, as well as 3D 2-on-2 arena fighting games. Unlike other series within the Bola Parasola, Omega Fracture does not revolve around one specific individual; the series is primarily centred around the Eventide Amulet, which is said to grant those that hold it immeasurable powers.

• Ruptured Sect

Chronology

Omen 76     Ruptured Sect     Tome 57     Viva la Rose Warriors     Negative Charge     Sepia 10\24     Imitation SH4     Nous sommes les Rose Warriors     Many × More     our.end     Ich hasse die Rose Warriors

Though all games included within the Bola Parasola run parallel to each other, with the events of each having effects on all other games, the order in which these events occur is not a simple one. Though the three series included within the Bola Parasola primarily follow straightforward structures in their own right, this is not true when all are aligned into one timeline. For instance, while there are four games in the ⌭Saga, in the overall Bola Parasola, these four games do not take place one after the other, and are dispersed by other games in the Rose Warriors and Omega Fracture series. In terms of the overall chronology of the Bola Parasola, the first game in the series is Omen 76, which begins during the creation of this multiverse. Ruptured Sect takes place concurrently with the final act of that game, and its events have impacts on Tome 57, which occurs right after it. Viva la Rose Warriors takes place an unspecified amount of time after Tome 57, as Lana appears as an optional secret boss once the game has been completed. The creator of the Bola Parasola has stated that any project included within the "Bola Parasola" umbrella, no matter how insignificant its events may seem, is canon to the overall story. He went on to state that "if even a dating simulation game were to be made under the Bola Parasola brand, then it'd have to have some connection or impact on the other games or else there'd be no point for its existence." Negative Charge was hastily connected to the Bola Parasola, due to the creator's unplanned adoption of the project, and as such exists mostly separate from other titles with only loose connections between it and the rest of the multiverse. Though the history of the Bola Parasola is thoroughly connected, the games are categorized into different sagas. The first saga was the Myriad Saga, and encompassed Omen 76, Many × More, and everything in-between (Ruptured Sect, Tome 57, Viva la Rose Warriors, Negative Charge, Sepia 10\24, and Imitation SH4). The second saga, the Subversion Saga, began with our.end.

History

Origin

The origin of the Bola Parasola is never explicitly described, not even in Omen 76, the earliest game chronologically. Omen 76 does explore the initial fracturing of the Bola Parasola dimensional plane.

In Tome 57, it is explained that the Bola Parasola was initially fractured by the Shadowman after his (and the Keepers') expulsion from Dr. Monty's "perfect world" created through the events of Call of Duty: Black Ops III's Zombies map "Revelations". In Omen 76, this is expanded upon, saying that the initial fracturing of the Bola Parasol actually occurred prior to the events of Revelations- specifically when the Shadowman was released from that dimension's Summoning Key by Ludvig Maxis. Just as the Shadowman summoned the Apothicons into the fractured Agartha, this event caused repercussions throughout the entire space-time continuum; this fractures all dimensions, though to different degrees depending on their displacement within the continuum.

Omen 76 and Tome 57

The events of Omen 76 occur directly after the initial fracturing of the Bola Parasola. The two severed goddesses who watch over time, Lana and Cia, decided to split up and investigate the cause of this fracturing. While out travelling, Cia stumbles upon Monty, an omnipotent being with the power to manipulate time and space, and learns of Edward Richtofen (Ultimis), who has been sent by a higher being to harness the energy released from this universe through its fracturing. Though Cia is able to defeat Richtofen on her own at full power, her separation from Lana and the fracturing of the universe caused her to lose some of her own powers; thus making her too weak to defeat him.

After her defeat, she is thrown through space and is eventually found by Tet and brought to Elchea. While she heals, Tet uses his abilities to place a barrier around the kingdom, which has been overrun with monsters summoned by the fracturing. He, alongside two other warriors of Disboard - Jibril of the Flügel and Izuna Hatsuse of the Werebeasts - fight back Elchea's invaders.

Tet, fearing that other worlds may have been damaged in such a way, travels to several different shattered worlds, assisting whoever he can find by aiding them in their survival and then recruiting them to find the cause of this event, using Elchea as their main base of operations. Eventually, Cia recovers and, though unable to use her powers due to having made contact with Element 115, she is coerced by Tet to allow him to take over, though she initially refuses as she and Lana are the ones responsible for protecting the timeline of the Bola Parasola.

Once several worlds and survivors had been saved, Cia and Tet learn that the fracturing has caused the dimensional plane to sever in two, meaning that she and Lana would be unable to reach each other until the universe can repair itself over time. The group are then summoned to the Aether by Monty in order to defeat Richtofen who, due to the energy he collected, has gained immense power and can now summon large amounts of enemies. When defeated, Richtofen uses the last of his power to open a portal to the Land of Canaan, where he is fought once more alongside the Ender Dragon.

After being defeated, Monty explains that the Land of Canaan was unaffected by the fracturing of the Bola Parasola though, due to events happening elsewhere, parts of it are collapsing in on itself. Monty sends Cia's group back to Elchea, and uses his powers to look for Lana, whom he believes is struggling with similar circumstances.

In terms of the ⌭Saga, these events lead directly into those of Tome 57. Monty senses the Shadowman's influence and power elsewhere in the universe, and tries to track down his exact location, eventually leading him to Lana.

Prior to meeting Monty, Lana had similar experiences to those had by Tet and Cia- namely, she was forced to travel to different worlds and save those who survived from the Shadowman, who had been devouring these worlds to increase his power. Just as Tet had used Elchea as a safe haven, Lana, with the help of Palutena, used Skyworld, which too seemed unaffected by the fracturing of the Bola Parasola.

Due to how unstable the plane in which she explored had become, Lana's power grew weaker at a much faster rate than Cia's, which did not prove to be the most helpful when she and her team of misfits went up against the Shadowman directly. Just as Monty claimed, they were unable to beat him at his enhanced power. Knowing the effects could harm her, Lana decides to fight the Shadowman one-on-one, and uses the last of her power to send the two to the Land of Canaan, where her powers are enhanced temporarily.

Though she manages to wear the Shadowman down, she is once again unable to finish him off. Before he can escape, Monty appears with the the Primis version of Edward Richtofen and The Outsider, who, using the Kronorium, are capable of finishing him off directly. As they found their way into a portion of the Land of Canaan that was collapsing in on itself, Monty returns everyone to the Aether, before opening a portal up to Elchea, in order to reunite Cia and Lana; though the later was near-fatally injured in her battle against the Shadowman, and her body corrupted by the energy he had been using. Before Lana can go through this portal however, she flees, not wanting to burden Cia with her injured, corrupted body. Using the last bit of her powers, Lana creates another portal, which she jumps into and disappears, while the others are all brought to Elchea.

Tome 57 also features two side stories, which focus on The Outsider and Professor Pericles- known respectively as the Outsider Story and Pericles Story.

While the main events of Tome 57 take place, The Outsider makes contact with three individuals: Madoka Kaname, Homura Akemi, and Suzuha Amane. Suzuha and Homura have knowledge of time travel, being time travellers themselves, which he utilizes in order to create a time machine. Though able to do so himself (and could even travel through time on his own), The Outsider sends these girls to three separate dimensions that he can not enter himself, in order to gain the necessary materials. After they do so, he returns them to their allies, with no explanation as to what his goal is.

Ruptured Sect

In terms of the overall storyline, Ruptured Sect takes place during the end of Omen 76 and the beginning of Tome 57. The collapse of the Land of Canaan, where time and space is controlled by the Spirit Origin, has repercussions on the rest of the universes within the dimensional plane of the Bola Parasola. Ultimis Richtofen's defeat in Omen 76 unleashed a wave of energy that created a bubble universe, where Ruptured Sect takes place. This universe is separate from the universe in which the previous title took place, and yet located inside of it as well.

The remaining power unleashed by Ultimis Richtofen not used to create and fuel the world of Ruptured Sect found its way into an artifact known as the Eventide Amulet. Due to Richtofen's desire for power and his violent nature upon his defeat, these traits were transferred into all the inhabitants of this bubble universe; these inhabitants were created from both his own memories and the memories of the people from the worlds he drained energy from. Because of these traits being inherited by all inhabitants of this universe, they began to fight relentlessly over the Eventide Amulet.

Eventually, the fighting began to mould this bubble universe, stabilizing it as all inhabitants had been given a purpose: to harness the Eventide Amulet's abilities, or to prevent others from doing so. Because of this, this universe is invaded by Professor Pericles, who comes up with the idea of holding a tournament to decide the one worthy enough to wield this amulet; though he does so solely for his own gain- to find the most powerful fighter and harness their abilities once they have gained those of the Amulet. He dubs this contest the Omega Championship; in turn also dubbing this bubble universe "Ω1".

Universe Classification

The Bola Parasola series is intended to be a multiverse of sorts that houses a number of different "sub-universes" within it. All of these sub-universes are centred around the titular Bola Parasola Anomaly, an area which does not fit into the established classifications of sub-universes, and can be considered the main "universe" of such. The stability of each sub-universe, as well as the areas within it, are measured as Voiced Principles.

While dubbed "sub-universes", every universe that exists within the Bola Parasola multiverse is in fact its own multi-dimensional plane and timeline; the term "sub-universe" is used as denote it as a single segment of the larger multiverse it exists within. It is also theorized that the Bola Parasola multiverse itself may be a "sub-universe" of sorts by some inhabitants of it, with a larger panoptic universe being made up of these small universal bubbles.

There are four main classes a sub-universe can be denoted as:

• Class C Universes, or "Bubble Universes", are sub-universes that were created through an unnatural process and as such are unstable to an extent. These universes exist tethered to another universe of either Class B or Class A, and would crumble should this tether be severed. Unlike other types of sub-universes, Bubble Universes have a sort of one-way relation to those "positioned" near it; they can not affect other sub-universes in any way, though the sub-universe it is tethered to has direct influence on the Bubble Universe. The universe in which the events of the Omega Fracture series transpire, Ω1, is a known Class C Universe.
• Class B Universes, or "Main Universes", are the most well-known class of sub-universe. Main Universes are those that are capable of affecting those directly around it, and in turn can be directly affected by others of its kind. Main universes are completely stable, and would be able to exist even without the Bola Parasola Anomaly. The universes in which the ⌭Saga and Rose Warriors series take place are known Class B universes.
• Class A Universes, or "Distinct Universes", are universes that can be considered a fusion between those categorized as Class C and Class B Universes, yet are much more significant than either other categories. Barring the Bola Parasola Anomaly, Distinct Universes can be considered the most important and noteworthy universes, due to their ability to directly affect other universes without being affected themselves; this is primarily achieved due to Class A Universes being tethered directly to the Bola Parasola Anomaly itself, and as such would become unstable should this tether be severed. Due to their much more powerful natures (which the inhabitants of such sub-universes are generally unaware of), Class A Universes can the theorized to be a physical manifestation of reality itself, and the actions that transpire in one will be felt by all of the others within the Bola Parasola multiverse.
• Class X Universes, the "Anomaly Universes" or simply "Anomalies", are those that do not fit into any of the three other categories, and are generally regarded as unique universes; the Bola Parasola Anomaly is one such Class X Universe. Those classified as Class X Universes may each be radically different from one another, as no standard seems present between all known Anomalies. From a fourth-wall standpoint, a Class X Universe can be considered the original franchises that many of the characters and locations present in the Bola Parasola series originate, though some do exist within the series proper.
  • The Bola Parasola Anomaly has been considered akin to a Class A Universe, though is capable of sustaining itself and would be able to survive without any adjacent universes (and as such is why it is classified as a Class X Universe instead). As the Bola Parasola Anomaly lies at the centre of the multiverse present within the series, any and all actions that transpire within such universe directly affect all of those around it.

Due to the abundance of Nothing that separates Class A and Class B universes, only certain individuals are capable of travelling between sub-universes without perishing; yet even some have experienced side-effects after being exposed to such incredible amounts of Nothing. The Shadowman has been shown capable of traversing between sub-universes with ease and no known side-effects, yet Lana had been corrupted by the Nothing's energy simply by proxy of The Shadowman. Due to Class C universes existing within a bubble directly attached to another universe, it can be surmised that the process of travelling between a Class C and the universe it is tethered to is quite a simple one, as Professor Pericles managed to do so with ease and no known side-effects, despite his limited powers.

Known Sub-Universes

Proper sub-universes are given designations consisting of eight characters, a mix of both Latin letters and numbers. These designations are the sub-universe's true "name", though others may be given nicknames or proper pronounceable names in order to further differentiate them. When writing a sub-universe's designation code, it is always immediately preceded by "SU-", "Sub-Universe".

Designation		Type	Appearances	Description
Bola Parasola Anomaly		Class X	-
WUQC4LG9	Left Fracture	Class B	Tome 57 Imitation SH4
	Right Fracture		Omen 76 Sepia 10\24
8MKQVZFW		Class B	Viva la Rose Warriors Nous sommes les Rose Warriors Ich hasse die Rose Warriors
MUWXDA96	Ω1	Class C	Ruptured Sect
URU2WTWL		Class C	Negative Charge
7WMKEAEJ		Class A	our.end

Characters

The Bola Parasola contains an innumerable amount of characters that hail from other pieces of fiction or even history itself. The following table lists all characters that have appeared in a Bola Parasola-related title. It should be noted that, even should a character appear in multiple works, they may be different incarnations of them. Additionally, this table only includes notable characters, such as those that are playable or important NPCs. Playable characters are marked with green backgrounds and non-playable characters with blue ones; characters marked with circles instead of checkmarks or X's are characters that appeared in the designated game in a minor role or cameo.

Myriad Saga

Characters of the Myriad Saga
Character	Series	T57	O76	1024	SH4	VRW	RS	NC	NSRW	M×M
0²	Kirby
Adolf Hitler	Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeiterpartei
Agria / Nadia L. Travis	Tales of
Ahsoka Tano	Star Wars
Aigis	Persona
Airi	Science Adventure (Robotics;Notes)
Akane Kurashiki	Zero Escape
Akihisa Yoshii	Baka and Test
Aldebaran	Black Bullet
Alejandro Burromuerto	Total Drama
Alexandra Roivas	Eternal Darkness
Alfarīd	The Heroic Legend of Arslan
Alisa Ilinichina Amiella	God Eater
Allen Walker	D.Gray-man
Alvin / Alfred Vint Svent	Tales of
Amy Rose	Sonic the Hedgehog
Anakin Skywalker	Star Wars
Andross	Star Fox
Ann Takamaki	Persona
Anne	Pokémon
Aoi Asahina	Danganronpa
Aqua	Kono Subarashii Sekai ni Syukufuku wo!
Argo	Sword Art Online
Arslan	The Heroic Legend of Arslan
Arthur	Call of Duty
Ashley	WarioWare
Asuna Yuuki	Sword Art Online
Avogadro	Call of Duty
Aya Fumino	√Letter
Ayumi Otosaka	Charlotte
Ayumi Shinozaki	Corpse Party
Ayu Tsukimiya	Kanon
Banjo	Banjo-Kazooie
Batman	Batman
Betsumon	Digimon
Big Bang Monokuma	Danganronpa
Birdo	Super Mario
Bisley Karcsi Bakur	Tales of
Blake Belladonna	RWBY
Bowser	Super Mario
Bowser Jr.	Super Mario
Brad Armstrong	LISA
Bugs Bunny	Looney Tunes
Cal Devens	Phantom of Inferno
Callie	Splatoon
Candace Flynn (Second Dimension)	Phineas and Ferb
Caroline	Persona
Cathy Smith	Monster Buster Club
Catman	The Fairly OddParents
Celestia Ludenberg	Danganronpa
Char Gar Gothakon	Scooby-Doo!
Chess Belle	Seraph of the End
Chie Satonaka	Persona
Chisa Yukizome	Danganronpa
Chronos	Tales of
Cia	The Legend of Zelda
Cloud Strife	Final Fantasy
Clover Field	Zero Escape
Coco	Toriko
Corruptid	Rose Warriors
Corvo Attano	Dishonored
Crowley Eusford	Seraph of the End
Daisy	Super Mario
Dark Pit	Kid Icarus
Darkrai	Pokémon
Daryun	The Heroic Legend of Arslan
Dialga	Pokémon
Diddy Kong	Donkey Kong
Donkey Kong	Donkey Kong
Dr. Facilier	Princess and the Frog
Edward Richtofen (Primis)	Call of Duty
Edward Richtofen (Ultimis)	Call of Duty
Eren / Ein	Phantom of Inferno
Elam	The Heroic Legend of Arslan
Elle Mel Marta	Tales of
Elma	Xenoblade Chronicles
Elmer Fudd	Looney Tunes
Emilia Justina	The Devil Is A Part-Timer!
Elizabeth	Persona
Elize Lutus	Tales of
Emily Kaldwin	Dishonored
Esther	Ni no Kuni
Farangis	The Heroic Tale of Arslan
Fi	The Legend of Zelda
Fighter	Kid Icarus
Frau Kojiro / Kona Furugoori	Science Adventure (Robotics;Notes)
Fumikage Tokoyami	My Hero Academia
Funky Kong	Donkey Kong
Gaius / Erston Outway	Tales of
Ganon / Ganondorf	The Legend of Zelda
Garara Gator	Toriko
Gieve	The Heroic Legend of Arslan
Golden Darkness / Yami	To Love-Ru
Grimm Dragon	RWBY
Gunvarrel	Science Adventure (Robotics;Notes)
Hades	Kid Icarus
Hajime Hinata / Izuru Kamukura	Danganronpa
Heartseed	Kokoro Connect
Heloise	Jimmy Two-Shoes
Hercules	The Mighty Hercules
Hiei	Yu Yu Hakusho
Himeko Inaba	Kokoro Connect
Himiko Yumeno	Danganronpa
Hinoka	Fire Emblem
Hiyoko Saionji	Danganronpa
Homura Akemi	Puella Magi Madoka Magica
Horn Skuld	Seraph of the End
Ibuki Mioda	Danganronpa
Ichigo Kurosaki	Bleach
Igor	Persona
Inferno Cop	Inferno Cop
Inori Aizawa	Microsoft Edge
Iori Nagase	Kokoro Connect
Itsuki Aoi	Tokyo Mirage Sessions ♯FE
Izuna Hatsuse	No Game No Life
Jack Frost	Shin Megami Tensei
Jar Jar Binks	Star Wars
Jibril	No Game No Life
Jigglypuff	Pokémon
Jude Mathis	Tales of
Junko Enoshima	Danganronpa
Justine	Persona
Justine Courtney / Hakari Mikagami	Ace Attorney
Juzo Sakakura	Danganronpa
Kaede Kayano / Akari Yukimura	Assassination Classroom
Kagetane Hiruko	Black Bullet
Kaito Yashio	Science Adventure (Robotics;Notes)
Kallen Kōzuki	Code Geass
Kanade Tachibana	Angel Beats!
Kanji Tatsumi	Persona
Kanna Kamui	Miss Kobayashi's Dragon Maid
Karlie	Dokapon
Karma Akabane	Assassination Classroom
Kat	Gravity Rush
Kay Faraday	Ace Attorney
Kazooie	Banjo-Kazooie
Kazuma Kuwabara	Yu Yu Hakusho
King Boo	Super Mario
King Dedede	Kirby
King Dodongo	The Legend of Zelda
King Famardy	King of Monsters
Kirito / Kazuto Kirigaya	Sword Art Online
K.K. Slider	Animal Crossing
Kohina Hiruko	Black Bullet
Komaru Naegi	Danganronpa
Komatsu	Toriko
Korosensei	Assassination Classroom
Koto	Yu Yu Hakusho
Kotoko Utsugi	Danganronpa
Kraken	Kid Icarus
Kurama / Yōko Kurama	Yu Yu Hakusho
Kurisu Makise	Science Adventure (Steins;Gate)
Kuro	Doko Demo Issyo
Kuzco	The Emperor's New Groove
Kyoka Jiro	My Hero Academia
Kyoko Sakura	Puella Magi Madoka Magica
Kyosuke Munakata	Danganronpa
Kyosuke Natsume	Little Busters!
Labrys	Persona
Lana	The Legend of Zelda
Lala Satalin Deviluke	To Love-Ru
Lavi	D.Gray-man
Lee Ping	Detentionaire
Leia Rolando	Tales of
Lenalee Lee	D.Gray-man
Leon Kuwata	Danganronpa
Lightning / Claire Farron	Final Fantasy
Lillie	Pokémon
Link	The Legend of Zelda
Linkle	The Legend of Zelda
Lin Lee Koo	Xenoblade Chronicles
Linus van Pelt	Peanuts
Lucario	Pokémon
Ludger Will Kresnik	Tales of
Luigi	Super Mario
Lusamine	Pokémon
Madoka Kaname	Puella Magi Madoka Magica
Mahiru Koizumi	Danganronpa
Maho Hiyajo	Science Adventure (Steins;Gate)
Mai Kawasumi	Kanon
Mallow	Pokémon
Marie	Persona
Mario	Super Mario
Masaya Watanabe	√Letter
Maurecia	Wayside
Medaka Kurokami	Medaka Box
Megumi Kitaniji	The World Ends With You
Megumin	Kono Subarashii Sekai ni Syukufuku wo!
Merida	Brave
Mewtwo	Pokémon
Miaya Gekkogahara	Danganronpa
Midna	The Legend of Zelda
Milla Maxwell	Tales of
Milla Maxwell (F4216)	Tales of
Minami Shimada	Baka and Test
Miu Iruma	Danganronpa
Miyuki Sagara	Red Data Girl
Mizuki Himeji	Baka and Test
Mojo Jojo	The Powerpuff Girls
Monaca Towa	Danganronpa
Monokuma	Danganronpa
Monty	Call of Duty
Morgana	Persona
Mukuro Ikusaba	Danganronpa
Muzét	Tales of
Nabbit	Super Mario
Nagisa Shiota	Assassination Classroom
Nagito Komaeda	Danganronpa
Nana Astar Deviluke	To Love-Ru
Nanami Nishijō	Science Adventure (Chaos;Head)
Naoto Shirogane	Persona
Narsus	The Heroic Legend of Arslan
Neku Sakuraba	The World Ends With You
Nihilego	Pokémon
Nio Hashiri	Riddle Story of Devil
Oliver	Ni no Kuni
Orihime Inoue	Bleach
Palkia	Pokémon
Palutena	Kid Icarus
Pascal	Tales of
Peach	Super Mario
Pepsiman	Pepsi
Phosphora	Kid Icarus
Pit	Kid Icarus
Pom	Pom Gets Wi-Fi
Professor Pericles	Scooby-Doo!
PuppyMonkeyBaby	Mountain Dew
Pyrrha Nikos	RWBY
Ravio	The Legend of Zelda
Reiji Azuma / Zwei	Phantom of Inferno
Renji Abarai	Bleach
Rentaro Satomi	Black Bullet
Reptar	Rugrats
Revali	The Legend of Zelda
Ridley	Metroid
Riki Naoe	Little Busters!
Rimi Sakihata	Science Adventure (Chaos;Head)
Ringside Reporter	Rhythm Heaven
Rin Natsume	Little Busters!
Rio Nakamura	Assassination Classroom
Rise Kujikawa	Persona
Road Kamelot	D.Gray-man
Rosalina	Super Mario
Ruby Rose	RWBY
Rukia Kuchiki	Bleach
Ruruka Ando	Danganronpa
Rusl	The Legend of Zelda
Ryoko Asakura	Haruhi Suzumiya
Sadao Maou	The Devil Is A Part-Timer!
Sakata Gintoki	Gintama
Sakie Satō	Interviews with Monster Girls
Samantha Maxis	Call of Duty
Samus Aran	Metroid
Sarge	Red vs. Blue
Sayaka Maizono	Danganronpa
Sayaka Miki	Puella Magi Madoka Magica
Saya Tokido	Little Busters!
Scooby-Doo	Scooby-Doo!
Sena Aoi	Science Adventure (Chaos;Head)
Shadow Queen	Super Mario
Shantae	Shantae
Shaymin	Pokémon
Shiki Misaki	The World Ends With You
Shinya Banba	Riddle Story of Devil
Shiro	No Game No Life
Shizu Murasame / Oshizu	To Love-Ru
Shōta Nozu	√Letter
Shun Tokikaze	Little Busters!
'Sinon / Asada Shino	Sword Art Online
Slippy Toad	Star Fox
Snoopy	Peanuts
Solum	Rose Warriors
Sonosuke Izayoi	Danganronpa
Sophie	Tales of
Sora	No Game No Life
SpongeBob SquarePants	SpongeBob SquarePants
Spring Man	ARMS
Steve	Minecraft
Sumireko Hanabusa	Riddle Story of Devil
Suzaku Kururugi	Code Geass
Suzuha Amane	Science Adventure (Steins;Gate)
Suzuno / Crestia Bell	The Devil Is A Part-Timer!
Swaine / Prince Gascon	Ni no Kuni
Taichi Yaegashi	Kokoro Connect
Takeo Masaki (Primis)	Call of Duty
Takumi Hijirihara	Danganronpa
Talo	The Legend of Zelda
Tank Dempsey (Primis)	Call of Duty
Tet	No Game No Life
Thanatos	Persona
The Flying Dutchman	SpongeBob SquarePants
"The Old Man"	Rose Warriors
The Outsider	Dishonored
The Shadowman	Call of Duty
The Shy Bandit	Super Mario
Tina Sprout	Black Bullet
Toad	Super Mario
Tohru	Miss Kobayashi's Dragon Maid
Tohru Adachi	Persona
Tokaku Azuma	Riddle Story of Devil
Toko Fukawa	Danganronpa
Tom Nook	Animal Crossing
Tomoyo Sakagami	Clannad
Toriko	Toriko
Toro Inoue	Doko Demo Issyo
Tsubasa Oribe	Tokyo Mirage Sessions ♯FE
Treetop Tower Master	Pandora's Tower
Troll Kong	Toriko
Turbo Thunder	The Fairly OddParents
Ultimate Imposter	Danganronpa
Viridi	Kid Icarus
Walpurgisnacht	Puella Magi Madoka Magica
Wanda	Super Mario
Wario	Super Mario
Wendalyn	MySims
Wendell Barrage	Detentionaire
Weiss Schnee	RWBY
Winter Warlock	Santa Claus is Comin' to Town!
Wreck-It Ralph	Wreck-It Ralph
Yang Xiao Long	RWBY
Yoruichi Shihōin	Bleach
Yoshi	Yoshi
Yoshifumi Aoki	Kokoro Connect
Youka Naze / Kujira Kurokami	Medaka Box
Yukon Cornelius	Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer
Yui Kiriyama	Kokoro Connect
Yuiko Kurugaya	Little Busters!
Yuki Kusakabe	Interviews with Monster Girls
Yu Narukami	Persona
Yū Otosaka	Charlotte
Yuri Flostre	Sky Wizards Academy
Yuri Nakamura	Angel Beats!
Yusuke Urameshi	Yu Yu Hakusho
Yuuko Kamishiro	Digimon
Zelda	The Legend of Zelda
Zoroark	Pokémon
Zygarde	Pokémon

Gallery

the Anulum Traiecit

Trivia

• Bola Parasola was originally to be named "Parabola: Parasol".
• The symbol for the Bola Parasola is known as the Anulum Traiecit, and features two overlapping circles each with a portion of them missing. This symbol was designed to show the basic concept of each Bola Parasola title: that the series are all connected while also being standalone at the same time.

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