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| - Unlike the original genjutsu which uses illusions to attack the opponent inside their mind, Lee creates stories depending on the scenario. These skits are sometimes used for genjutsu, start off a new jutsu technique, or a past story. Whenever Lee uses these skits, he has his team-mates involved and despite the embarrassment, they are willing to help. When Orochimaru uses these skits he uses his assistant Kabuto.
- First appearing in Japan with the original PlayStation version of Tales of Destiny, and in North America with Tales of Eternia, skits have become a staple of the Tales series, appearing in some form or variation in every game since, including all of the escort titles. In earlier localizations, voice-overs were cut from most skits to reduce costs for voice acting due to their optional nature, but the practice has been dropped in newer installments.
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| - First appearing in Japan with the original PlayStation version of Tales of Destiny, and in North America with Tales of Eternia, skits have become a staple of the Tales series, appearing in some form or variation in every game since, including all of the escort titles. In earlier localizations, voice-overs were cut from most skits to reduce costs for voice acting due to their optional nature, but the practice has been dropped in newer installments. Skits give the players a sense of what happens in the group and how they feel during their travels. When a skit is triggered, the music volume is reduced considerably and portraits of the party appear on screen. As they chat with each other, the portraits change to reflect their emotion. These scenes feature party members engaging in idle banter about various subjects, often involving topics that do not directly relate to the story, which serve to flesh out the characters and their interactions with their companions. Some skits can provide titles and affect relationships with characters within the party. Most skits are fully optional, often requiring a button input to activate any given skit, although some games have incorporated skit elements into story dialogue, such as Tales of Legendia and Tales of Hearts. After viewing skits in the game, they can be seen again by the Skit Library, and in some games it is possible to unlock non-viewed skits through the Grade Shop.
- Unlike the original genjutsu which uses illusions to attack the opponent inside their mind, Lee creates stories depending on the scenario. These skits are sometimes used for genjutsu, start off a new jutsu technique, or a past story. Whenever Lee uses these skits, he has his team-mates involved and despite the embarrassment, they are willing to help. When Orochimaru uses these skits he uses his assistant Kabuto.
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