- "A world of knowledge awaits." —Cyrus, when selected from the main screen
Cyrus Albright is one of eight playable characters in Octopath Traveler. As a professor at the Royal Academy of Atlasdam, the academic capital of the Flatlands, Cyrus enjoys a substantial reputation as an academic and brims with passion for knowledge and teaching.
Profile[]
Appearance[]
Cyrus has long black hair tied into a ponytail. His hair is combed back, with two locks of hair framing both sides of his face. He wears a white button-up shirt with puffed sleeves tied at the wrist, along with a cravat. He also wears a black hooded coat with a caplet, accented with gold filigree and held together by a black gemstone; a brown vest with filigree embroidery over his white shirt; black breeches with black socks; and black leather shoes with golden buckles. In his sprites, the inside of his coat is a dark purple. Primrose notes that Cyrus has "a face that girls are likely to fancy."
Personality[]
As a scholar, Cyrus prizes knowledge above all else. He believes that knowledge must be shared with others, in contrast with the principles of Headmaster Yvon, who believes that knowledge is an extension of one's personal power and should be hoarded for individual gain. Although Cyrus blatantly opposes the headmaster's beliefs, he keeps quiet because criticizing Yvon could cost him his job as a scholar; only when he confronts Lucia does Cyrus deliver an unfettered lecture on his ideals. He is both eloquent and respectful towards others, eager to share his knowledge whenever possible, and even attempts to teach his opponents.
Thanks in large part to his overflowing knowledge, Cyrus possesses excellent deduction skills. According to the librarian Mercedes, he is known as the most brilliant mind in the Royal Academy. He also demonstrates a pragmatic acumen, taking advantage of his forced sabbatical to search for the missing tome From the Far Reaches of Hell. Despite his intelligence, however, he tends to remain oblivious to the feelings of women who fall for him. He even mistakes the actions of envy committed by his enamored student, Therese, as feelings of isolation and lack of attentiveness from her tutor. Cyrus goes so far as to claim that it is his fault for not providing enough time for Therese in terms of her studying, proving that he cares sincerely for the well-being (but not the romantic interests) of his students. Ironically, Cyrus is anything but oblivious to the feelings of others. Not only does he recognize that taking a downtrodden Alfyn to the tavern will cheer him up, but he is quick to comment on the romantic way that Primose looks at Simeon after the two reunite for the first time in ten years—a fact that unnerves her.
Cyrus often offers academic knowledge when talking with his fellow travelers, though his lectures produce mixed results. While Ophilia and Alfyn rejoice in his vast wisdom, others—such as Therion and Tressa—find his lectures long-winded. Nevertheless, Cyrus shows frequent concern for his companions' problems, and gives advice whenever possible to ease their minds.
History[]
- "Your name is Cyrus, and you are a scholar. You teach at the Royal Academy in Atlasdam, and though you have numerous admirers, your only true passion is the pursuit of knowledge. 'There is so much more I would learn!' One day, you realize that an invaluable tome has vanished from the Royal Library, piquing your insatiable curiosity..." —Cyrus's menu description
Chapter 1[]
Cyrus is a professor to Therese and Princess Mary at the Royal Academy of Atlasdam. However, Headmaster Yvon disapproves of his willingness to share the knowledge contained in the tomes of the Royal Archive, claiming that only selected scholars should have access to such information. While attempting to check out a book from the archive, Cyrus discovers that the tome is missing. After an investigation, he discovers that a colleague of his, Russell, has been stealing and selling valuable tomes in order to pay off his gambling debts. Cyrus brings Russell to justice, but learns that one book is still missing, having vanished long before Russell's thievery began. In the wake of a troubling rumor that forces him on sabbatical, Cyrus leaves the Academy in pursuit of the tome that vanished from the archives some 15 years ago: From the Far Reaches of Hell.
Chapter 2[]
Cyrus arrives in Quarrycrest to seek the help of an old friend, Odette, who asks him to investigate incidents of missing persons. After searching for clues, Cyrus discovers that a kidnapper has been abducting victims near the inn. He enters the sewers in pursuit of the culprit, only to stumble upon a room containing human prisoners who were being sacrificed to create blood-crystals. Gideon, the kidnapper responsible for the forbidden rituals, attempts to kill Cyrus as well—but Cyrus defeats him and rescues the surviving prisoners. In Gideon's laboratory, Cyrus discovers a translated copy of From the Far Reaches of Hell; upon inspection, he and Odette trace the production of the book back to Stonegard.
Chapter 3[]
In Stonegard, Cyrus learns that the tome had been translated by Dominic, who refuses to let Cyrus enter his home. By Scrutinizing the townsfolk, Cyrus discovers that Dominic translated the tome so he could purchase medicine for his daughter, who passed away. The translation was commissioned by none other than Headmaster Yvon.
Shortly after this discovery, Cyrus notices that he is being followed by Lucia. She claims that she also had suspicions of Yvon, offering to take Cyrus to Yvon's Birthplace to investigate further. As Cyrus enters the building, she knocks him unconscious and throws him into a dungeon. Yvon appears and grants Cyrus the opportunity to join him in his dark research, but when Cyrus refuses, Yvon leaves him in the cellar to starve.
Therese, who had followed Cyrus to Stonegard, arrives to rescue him, but Yvon subsequently takes her hostage. Cyrus pursues and confronts Yvon, who transforms into a demon using a blood-crystal, but is defeated nonetheless. While Cyrus recovers from his ordeal, Therese tells him that Yvon had intended to visit Duskbarrow.
Chapter 4[]
Cyrus journeys to to Duskbarrow, where he spots Lucia entering the Ruins of Eld. Following her into the ruins, he discovers an ancient mural depicting the Gate of Finis, along with a collection of tomes thought to be lost from the world. When he confronts Lucia, she asks him to join her, but he refuses and delivers a lecture on his ideals. She transforms into a demon using what she calls a "perfect blood-crystal," then attempts to kill Cyrus, but he destroys her instead.
Upon further inspection of the ruins and tomes, Cyrus concludes that the mural had been left as a warning of the destructive force that lay in wait should humanity be tempted by the secrets of life and death. He resolves to further study this information, spreading its knowledge for the better of mankind.
Relationships[]
Therese[]
A student of Cyrus, Therese harbors strong romantic feelings for her professor. Her jealousy culminates in an attempt to strain his relationship with Princess Mary by spreading a false rumor about his illicit relationship with the princess. When the rumor results in him being forced to leave the Academy, Therese apologizes, following his travels and later saving his life. Despite her best attempts to win his attention, however, Cyrus remains oblivious to her intentions, assuming that her actions are due to his negligence as her mentor for always paying more attention to Princess Mary's questions.
Princess Mary[]
The princess of Atlasdam and one of Cyrus's students, Mary is incredibly studious and has high expectations for herself, always eager to ask the professor questions. Due to Cyrus's tendencies to overshare when it comes to knowledge, their conversations tend to stretch on.
Odette[]
A close colleague of Cyrus, Odette left the Royal Academy 10 years ago and moved to Quarrycrest. She often teases Cyrus for unwittingly catching the hearts of woman, scolding him to be more aware of their feelings, but despite her teasing remarks she cares deeply for Cyrus and wishes him the best. She aids him in his search for the missing tome.
Battle[]
Cyrus is a Scholar, and thus has several spells that can target the magical weaknesses of enemies on a large scale. He can initially only equip staves and has very poor physical damage output, but more than makes up for it with his three elemental damage types and outstanding elemental attack. Although he is physically vulnerable with low health, physical defense, and evasion, he has high elemental defense and can weather magical attacks.
Cyrus' Talent is Study Foe, which reveals one weakness for each enemy at the start of battle. His native job's Analyze is a learned ability, and so this talent is useful for discovering weaknesses from missable early game foes, especially if Cyrus is chosen as the protagonist.
- Cyrus can use the Cleric subjob at its full potential as it augments his elemental stats along with increasing his SP. This allows him to dish out more spells in battle while also providing support to his allies. In addition, this subjob provides Cyrus with Light-based spells, granting him more versatility in combat. The main flaw in this combination is that it may make Cyrus' focus too broad, preventing him from making optimal use of either his healing abilities or his offensive magic. It also does not grant access to any additional weapon types.
- Merchant is another powerful subjob due to its native Wind-based spells, which completes the four most common magical weaknesses when combined with Scholar. Along with providing two additional weapon types, Merchant constitutes the most significant increase to Cyrus's ability to break enemy defenses, giving him coverage of seven different weaknesses (Polearms, Bows, Staves, Fire, Ice, Lightning, and Wind). Merchant also allows Cyrus to recover his own SP via the Rest ability, relieving his dependency on items. The SP Saver support skill also comes in handy, as this means he can cast more skills once SP cost has been lowered.
- This matches well with the Dancer support skill, Second Wind, as it lets him regenerate his SP every turn.
- Apothecary is also a viable choice for Cyrus. His high Elemental Defense makes him a strong user of First Aid, and then adding a status-blocking skill, a massive HP bonus, and a revival skill. Unfortunately, Cyrus' low physical attack is a detriment to Amputation and Last Stand, Icicle is outclassed by Icewind and Blizzard, and the job itself has low magical stats, only 1.5% increases. However, its main advantage is access to the Battle-tested Axe, which empowers his ice and lightning spells. Along with the Absolute Zero Staff, he can massively increase his ice attacks. This combination is great even in the late game, which means Starseer and Sorcerer could be given to other travelers instead.
Once the player has access to the secret jobs late into the game, changing him to the Sorcerer class provides him with a massive boost in his elemental attack and defense. The Sorcerer class grants him access to all elements, as well as bows. His physical damage output will still be poor, but grants him access to the Primeval Bow of Storms, which augments his wind attacks. The main drawback of this combination is that it makes Cyrus's Scholar skills (with the exceptions of Analyze and Alephan's Enlightenment) redundant.
Cyrus also makes a fantastic Starseer, which allows greater elemental diversity among the party. As a Starseer, Cyrus can deal huge damage with Shooting Stars, which also grants him access to the elements not found in the Scholar class. Classing him to Starseer also allows another magically inclined character, such as Primrose or Ophilia, to have full elemental access as a Sorcerer. As the Starseer cannot equip staves natively, Cyrus is one of only two characters, the other being Ophilia who can power up all three hits of Shooting Stars.
Additionally, Cyrus' high elemental attack allows him to be an effective Runelord, capable of performing potent rune follow-ups and devastating Balogar's Blade attacks, augmented by up to 4 elemental upgrades with the Absolute Zero/Bishop's Staff, Harald's Sword, and the Battle-Tested Axe. Also, no matter what magical job he uses in the end, the Elemental Edge support skill learned from the Runelord job will be very useful.
Recommended support skills for Cyrus include: Inner Strength (early-game), Saving Grace, Elemental Augmentation (early-game), SP Saver, Surpassing Power (late-game), Second Wind, BP Eater, Stronger Strikes, Augmented Elements, and Elemental Edge.
Due to the flexibility of subjobs, any character can fill any role with the right equipment and skills with proper planning, any of the travelers can perform decently on any subjob.
Scholar Skills[]
| Skill | SP | Damage Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fireball | 8 | 
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Deal fire damage to all foes. |
| Icewind | 8 | 
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Deal ice damage to all foes. |
| Lightning Bolt | 8 | 
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Deal lightning damage to all foes. |
| Analyze | 1 | Reveal the HP and one weakness of a single foe. | |
| Fire Storm | 22 |
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Deal fire damage to all foes twice. |
| Blizzard | 22 |
|
Deal ice damage to all foes twice. |
| Lightning Blast | 22 |
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Deal lightning damage to all foes twice. |
| Alephan's Enlightenment | 30 | [Divine Skill] For 3 turns, spells cast by a single chosen ally that usually target all foes will instead be focused on a single foe at increased intensity. |
Support Skills[]
| No. of Skills Unlocked | Total JP | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| 4 | 130 | Evasive Maneuvers | Reduces the rate of random encounters. (Equipping this skill with multiple characters will have no added effect.) |
| 5 | 630 | Elemental Augmentation | Augments the equipping character's elemental attack strength by 50. |
| 6 | 1,630 | Percipience | Prevents the party from being surprised by foes. (Equipping this skill with multiple characters will have no added effect.) |
| 7 | 4,630 | Vim and Vigor | The equipping character will regenerate HP each turn. |
Subjobs[]
Below are the sprites and appearance changes for Cyrus with each Subjobs:
Each time a subjob is selected, the appearance of the character will also change. The first sprite is the appearance with no Subjob equipped.
Quotes[]
- "And so I have taken it upon myself to investigate this suspicious scholar. Interested in coming along, are you? It seems you have quite the curious streak yourself. But of course mysteries exist only to be solved. After all, it is of utmost importance to remember that. Ah, but here I go again! Don't let me talk your ear off— But I will be glad for your help. Let's get right to business. No doubt we'll find Russell in his laboratory down below." —Joined the Party
- "Should you again have need of a discerning mind, I would be happy to offer my talents." —Tavern Dialogue
- "Let's see, now..." —Scrutinize
- "...Most intriguing." —Scrutinize success
- "...Ahem. Forgive me, I did not mean to interrupt." —Scrutinize failure
- "I've done my research on you." —Entering battle
- "Time to teach you a lesson!" —Entering battle
- "Can't we settle this like gentlemen?" —Entering battle
- "I don't think this one will listen to reason." —Entering a boss battle
- "I cannot fail!" —Entering a boss battle
- "Now, what next?" —Start of turn
- "An interesting dilemma..." —Start of turn
- "What is the logical course of action?" —Start of turn
- "What's this?!" —Afflicted with status ailment
- "What's this now?" —Afflicted with status ailment
- "Now the true lesson begins!" —Max Boost
- "My focus is unparalleled!" —Max Boost
- "Let's try this." —Using an item on self
- "How about this?" —Using an item on an ally
- "A gift for you." —Using an item on an enemy
- "Whoops!" —Evading an attack
- "Egads, that was close." —Evading an attack
- "I think not!" —Defending
- "My friends... I am sorry." —Defeated
- "But I still have... so much to learn." —Defeated
- "Thus ends your lesson." —After battle
- "Not bad. A passing grade." —After battle
- "You should've studied harder." —After battle
- "For whatever reason, it would seem the people here care not to converse with me further." —Attempting to Scrutinize with damaged reputation
- "Your pain shall be eased." —Using Heal Wounds
- "A sacred light to chase the darkness!" —Using Holy Light
- "I shall keep you safe." —Using Sheltering Veil
- "The Flame burns bright." —Using Luminescence
- "A miracle like no other." —Using Heal More
- "You will atone for your sins." —Using Reflective Veil
- "Again, we stand strong!" —Using Revive
- "Aelfric, give us strength!" —Using Aelfric's Auspices
- "O flames, rage strong!" —Using Fireball
- "O ice, pierce them through!" —Using Icewind
- "O lightning, smite them down!" —Using Lightning Bolt
- "So much to learn..." —Using Analyze
- "A great inferno to scorch the land!" —Using Fire Storm
- "A tempest of ice shall rage!" —Using Blizzard
- "Nothing will quiet the storm!" —Using Lightning Blast
- "Alephan, Lord of Learning!" —Using Alephan's Enlightenment
- "Consider it... your tuition." —Using Collect
- "Wind in our sails!" —Using Tradewinds
- "I could use a rest." —Using Rest
- "The trade winds blow true." —Using Trade Tempest
- "I'm counting on you." —Using Donate BP
- "I make my own fortunes." —Using Sidestep
- "I spare no expense." —Using Hired Help
- "Bifelgan, bring us fortune!" —Using Bifelgan's Bounty
- "Level slash!" —Using Level Slash
- "I will impale you!" —Using Spearhead
- "Come, if you dare!" —Using Incite
- "My blade shall fly!" —Using Cross Strike
- "Let us stand strong!" —Using Stout Wall
- "A thousand spears!" —Using Thousand Spears
- "Brand, rain down your blows!" —Using Brand's Thunder
- "The lion shall dance!" —Using Lion Dance
- "The moon sings tonight!" —Using Moonlight Waltz
- "The peacock shall strut!" —Using Peacock Strut
- "The mole has his way!" —Using Mole Dance
- "Let the night consume all!" —Using Night Ode
- "The panther shall prance!" —Using Panther Dance
- "What awaits you, I wonder?" —Using Bewildering Grace
- "Lady Grace smiles upon us!" —Using Sealticge's Seduction
- "Allow me." —Using First Aid
- "This should cool your temper." —Using Icicle
- "A cure for what ails you." —Using Rehabilitation
- "I shall cleave you asunder!" —Using Amputation
- "Are you feeling quite all right?" —Using Empoison
- "We have only begun to fight." —Using Vivify
- "It'll all be over soon!" —Using Last Stand
- "Dohter, bring us succor!" —Using Dohter's Charity
- "I'll be taking that!" —Using Steal
- "A ghostly fire burns!" —Using Wildfire
- "Your life for mine!" —Using HP Thief
- "Is your strength flagging?" —Using Shackle Foe
- "This should give us an opening." —Using Armor Corrosive
- "Your spirit is mine!" —Using Steal SP
- "Don't give up, friends!" —Using Share SP
- "Aeber, annihilate them!" —Using Aeber's Reckoning
- "Let the arrows fly!" —Using Rain of Arrows
- "Aim well and true." —Using True Strike
- "I don't mean to shock you." —Using Thunderbird
- "Watch where you step." —Using Leghold Trap
- "This should do for now." —Using Mercy Strike
- "A torrent of arrows!" —Using Arrowstorm
- "I see your every move." —Using Take Aim
- "Draefendi, hunt them down!" —Using Draefendi's Rage
- "And the fire burned!" —Using Fire Rune
- "And the ice shattered!" —Using Ice Rune
- "And the lightning struck!" —Using Thunder Rune
- "And the storms raged!" —Using Wind Rune
- "And the darkness came!" —Using Dark Rune
- "And there was light!" —Using Light Rune
- "Such is the runes' power!" —Using Transfer Rune
- "Oh Balogar, mightiest of mages!" —Using Balogar's Blade
- "Ignis Ardere." —Using Ignis Ardere
- "Glacies Claudere." —Using Glacies Claudere
- "Tonitrus Canere." —Using Tonitrus Canere
- "Ventus Saltare." —Using Ventus Saltare
- "Lux Congerere." —Using Lux Congerere
- "Tenebrae Operire." —Using Tenebrae Operire
- "Elemental break!" —Using Elemental Break
- "Magelord Dreisang!" —Using Dreisang's Spell
- "The stars, they fall!" —Using Shooting Stars
- "The stars grant us strength!" —Using BP Boost
- "The meteor smites our foes!" —Using Divination
- "The stars guide our path!" —Using Starsong
- "The sun burns away our pain!" —Using Celestial Intervention
- "Stars, show us mercy!" —Using Ethereal Healing
- "The moon smiles upon us!" —Using Moon's Reflection
- "Steorra shows us the way!" —Using Steorra's Prophecy
- "Every dog has its day!" —Using Guardian Liondog
- "To catch a tiger." —Using Tiger Rage
- "Qilin sees all!" —Using Qilin's Horn
- "The crow knows!" —Using Yatagarasu
- "Crafty as a fox." —Using Fox Spirit
- "To rise again!" —Using Phoenix Storm
- "Devourer of dreams." —Using Nightmare Chimera
- "Winnehild, show us to glory!" —Using Winnehild's Battle Cry
Gallery[]
Etymology[]
"Cyrus" is a name of Persian origin that means "sun," reflecting its owner's intellectual brilliance and his desire to illuminate knowledge for others. One famous Cyrus of antiquity was the Persian king Cyrus the Great, who was renowned as a benevolent conqueror owing to his respect for the customs and beliefs of the people he subjugated.
Cyrus's surname "Albright" is a combination of "all" and "bright," testifying to his renowned prowess as a teacher and thinker.
Trivia[]
- During the Chapter 2: Primrose & Cyrus travel banter, Cyrus compliments Primrose on her inspiring dancing, then admits that he is a poor dancer despite loving dance.
- Cyrus has skipped out on faculty balls in Atlasdam for fear of tripping over a girl and embarrassing them both.
- During the "Shall We Dance?" travel banter, Cyrus and H'aanit seize upon Primrose's offer to teach them dancing lessons. At the end of their performance, however, Primrose concludes that their dancing is like "watching despair in motion."
- During the Chapter 3: Primrose & Cyrus travel banter, Cyrus reveals that he's not completely clueless to love, as long as he is not involved in it. Much to Primrose's surprise, he was able to catch onto her feelings for Simeon, earning her rebuke to mind his own business.
- In travel banter with Tressa, Cyrus demonstrates his unparalleled focus through the anecdote, "There was a time when I was so engrossed in a book, I failed to notice that my neighbor's house was on fire."
- During the A Drinking Contest travel banter with all four of the male travelers, Cyrus mentions that he prefers to take his drinks at his own pace, savoring them. In banter during Alfyn's Chapter 4, he also claims that he holds his spirits rather well and supports drinking in moderation.
- Cyrus is one of the few people known to have drunk enough to have pushed Olberic to his tipping point, the others being Alfyn and Erhardt.
- In the Heart of a Maiden travel banter, Primrose teases Cyrus for his naïvety towards women's feelings. She refers to his obliviousness to Therese's feelings for him, and points out that his eloquent manners can often give women the wrong idea and false hope.
- The final chapter in Cyrus's story is unique to all of his other chapters, as well as to the other characters', as it is the only chapter whose boss fight takes place prior to completing the chapter's objectives.
- Cyrus has been shown to play the piano in multiple official artworks, such as the cover art for Octopath Traveler's OST and the promotional artworks for Octopath Traveler Break and Boost Beyond and Octopath Traveler Break and Boost -Extend-. In the former, Cyrus can be seen teaching Ophilia how to play piano as well.
- Although he mainly teaches history, Cyrus also appears academically interested in religion. He has developed his own theory about the long-forgotten religion of Hornburg, reserves the rare tome The Church of the Flame: A Complete Historie during his Chapter 1, and reveals his overflowing excitement to witness the ritual of the Kindling during Ophilia's Chapter 2 banter.
- During Therion's Chapter 3, Cyrus declares that he disapproves of black markets, as they conceal historical objects that ought to be open to the public.
- In his banter during Cyrus's Chapter 3, Olberic addresses Cyrus as "Scholar," a curiously reductive title that none of the other protagonists use.
- Cyrus's Chapter 3 (along with Ophilia's Chapter 4) is one of the two story chapters that involves temporary imprisonment, requiring the player to wait for an ally to break them out. In Octopath Traveler II, Hikari's Chapter 4 joins this tradition.
- In the Fears and Aversions banter, Cyrus says he has a sneaking suspicion that singing is his weakness. He says, "Whenever I give voice to a song, people look at me with the queerest expressions... Also, they say things like, 'Good things you're a scholar, sir, and not a bard.'" In spite of such comments, Cyrus still enjoys a good ballad.
- Cyrus is one of three Octopath Traveler protagonists who never appears as a child; the others are Tressa and Olberic.
- When composing Cyrus's theme, Yasunori Nishiki chose a graceful waltz melody to express Cyrus's charm and intellect as a scholar. Instead of using woodwinds or brass (which would sound too flashy), Nishiki decided on strings as the main component to create a cool, handsome sound (though the strings still have a certain warmth). The development in the latter part of the theme produces an element of sudden expansion, expressing not only Cyrus's serious profession as a scholar, but his natural ability to charm the women around him with his good looks.[1]
- Since Cyrus's scenario involves solving puzzles, Nishiki tried to create a waltz-like feel with a slight mystery element in "For Truth."[2]
- Concept artist Naoki Ikushima describes Cyrus as "cool and collected as a rule, a mentor type with a look in his eye as if gazing off at some dazzling scenery - even if you're standing right next to him." According to Ikushima, Cyrus is the type of man that looks good sitting in a chair and doesn't notice his surroundings.[3]
- Cyrus's clothes were designed to be black robes bestowed upon scholars as recognition of their expertise.[4]
- When Naoki Ikushima drew Cyrus at his desk, Tomoya Asano served as a pose model.[5] Later, Masashi Takahashi served as the model for Cyrus in the scholar's Fin art, which Takahashi called "the greatest honor in his tenure on this title." [6]
- At one point, Cyrus's hair was golden, in order to highlight his sparkling impression to stand out against his black hood. A black feathered hat was also conceived as an accessory for his design.[7]
- During development, Cyrus's hairstyle was changed to a shorter cut with bangs over his face. This made him look too young, however, so the developers returned to their previous design.[8]
- Because Cyrus is quite expressive, though not boisterous, his sprite poses were easy to create. Sprite artist Shizuka Morimoto remarks, "I imagine a guy like him - expressive, taking everything head on - would be blessed in his environment, surrounded by wonderful people (perhaps of the female persuasion?)."[8]
References[]
- ↑ Ophilia, the Cleric/Cyrus, the Scholar
- ↑ For Light/For Truth/For Treasure/For Redemption
- ↑ The Art of Octopath Traveler 2016-2020, pages 44, 47, and 48.
- ↑ The Art of Octopath Traveler 2016-2020, page 45.
- ↑ The Art of Octopath Traveler 2016-2020, page 46.
- ↑ The Art of Octopath Traveler 2016-2020, page 77.
- ↑ The Art of Octopath Traveler 2016-2020, page 49.
- ↑ 8.0 8.1 The Art of Octopath Traveler 2016-2020, page 51.