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Black Belt (8-bit Theatre) : ウィキペディア英語版
List of 8-Bit Theater characters


The events in the webcomic ''8-Bit Theater'' center on four major characters — the Light Warriors — and a number of minor ones. Many of the characters are based on characters, enemies, and classes from the original ''Final Fantasy'' as well as ''Dungeons and Dragons'', but are highly satirized and parodied, most of them being comically foolish and inept.
==The Light Warriors==

Collectively known as the Warriors of Light (or simply "the Light Warriors"), Black Mage, Fighter, Thief and Red Mage are the main characters of 8-Bit Theater. Their names and appearances are based on four classes from the first Final Fantasy game. Despite composing the "classic" heroic party, they are, for the most part, incompetent, dysfunctional, have few redeeming traits and tend to do more harm than good. As the author, Brian Clevinger, stated "I'm not sure why the Light Warriors worry about obstacles or monsters standing in their way. They are nothing compared to the obstacles and monsters ''within'' the party."

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