Other than following their leader’s orders and not fighting amongst themselves, members are not expected to follow any specific procedures. Defeating a current member is a viable way to replace them, which may not be subject to the leader’s approval. Only the leader has the authority to add new members, although they can recommend candidates they deem suitable. Skipping a mandatory meeting could result in a member being punished. The Troupe does not assemble frequently but gathers at the leader’s request, which can be discretionary or mandatory. In Chrollo's case, however, several members had become so reliant on him that they prioritized his life over the group’s survival. The members are expected to always adhere to the governing principle that the prosperity of the group as a whole trumps the survival of any one of its individuals, including the leader himself. The "head" is the leader, whose orders are to be of the utmost priority however, their life is not, since even the leader can be replaced. All the "legs" are equal in ranking and decision-making power, and tasks are assigned based on each member's individual skills or preferences. Mirroring the metaphorical representation of the group as a twelve-legged spider, the Phantom Troupe is ideally composed of thirteen members in total, one "head" and twelve "legs". Abengane: hired to remove Kurapika’s Judgment Chain from Chrollo's heart.Hisoka Morow: hired to negotiate with a Nen exorcist to remove Kurapika's Judgment Chain from Chrollo’s heart.Illumi Zoldyck: hired to kill the Mafia's Ten Dons.The Phantom Troupe occasionally hires outside assistance during their missions. While Chrollo organized a massacre against the Mafia as revenge for one of their deceased members, Machi speculated that he might ask the killer to join the group. ĭespite their close ties to one another, they will allow those who have killed their members to join. However, they were responsible for ruining the ideal partnership with the Mafia and are considered outliers even by the city’s standards. They are also a major asset in the defense of Meteor City, as shown when they defeated Zazan and her group of Chimera Ants. Among their crimes is the massacre of the Kurta Clan and the stealing of their Scarlet Eyes.
After the leader revels in the group’s spoils, he sells everything. Īlthough they occasionally do philanthropic work, the Troupe mainly steals and kills. Other vacancies are filled by the group’s leader, and members can offer nominations. Those wishing to join the group can do so by killing a current member, thereby replacing them. Each member has a numbered tattoo of a twelve-legged spider on their body.
You travel in a small mobile command unit outside of battle, recruiting pilots and freeing cities from enemy control.The Phantom Troupe around the time of the Kurta Clan massacreĭuring their mission in Yorknew City, the group consisted of thirteen members, but it currently has only ten. Phantom Brigade can be punishing and is one of those games, much like X-COM, where you need to account for losses and sometimes be willing to sacrifice a unit. Overheating will result in the unit sometimes taking fatal damage. To prevent you from spamming attacks, your units need to watch their heat output, which rises from every action. This means you need to account for things like collision and can even fire your weapons while moving, a feature not a lot of tactics games try. Once you plan out these actions on the timeline, every unit moves in real time. This allows you to see slightly into the future and plan your actions around what the enemy will do. The real unique feature comes from a probability matrix device equipped in your team's mechs.
The player controls a small squad of mechs in battle and plots out actions on a timeline. At a glance, Phantom Brigade seems like your pretty standard strategy game.
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