Instead, death causes him to undergo Super Reincarnation. Despite just being a zombie-or rather, thanks to the fact that he is just a zombie-Zed has the uncanny ability to just never die. This time around, the God of Destruction is said to be the strongest one that the franchise has ever seen, and our protagonist-a lowly zombie named Zed-has taken it upon himself to kill him. Much like all other Disgaea games, Disgaea 6 Complete focuses on a God of Destruction. Just going through the first fight will give your characters enough experience points to level up several times, and it just keeps going from there." "Out of all the games in the franchise so far, Disgaea 6 Complete makes its “big numbers” the most blatant “big numbers” of all. Before I get to that, however, let’s take a quick look at the story, just so that all the nonsensical words I throw out start having some semblance of meaning. This is all in service of Disgaea 6 Complete’s big new gimmick: Super Reincarnation. Just going through the first fight will give your characters enough experience points to level up several times, and it just keeps going from there. Out of all the games in the franchise so far, Disgaea 6 Complete makes its “big numbers” the most blatant “big numbers” of all. It was because of one fundamental reason: Disgaea has always been a franchise where the numbers go up.ĭisgaea 6 Complete is no different in this regard: the numbers go up. It wasn’t even because of its minute-to-minute gameplay, which has interesting twists in the formula compared to its peers, like the ability to stack your entire group into a single, tall unit to smack enemies with. It wasn’t due to its tone- Disgaea being more of an out-and-out comedy when compared to the far more grounded, serious stories from Tactics Ogre and Final Fantasy Tactics. While a great strategy RPG franchise that rightfully holds its place alongside its seminal peers like Tactics Ogre and Final Fantasy Tactics, Disgaea always felt like the odd duck. Disgaea has always been a curious franchise.
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