ZERO Phantom Pain (Novel)

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.hack//SIGN .hack//ZERO
Games Tetralogy
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.hack//XXXX
New Novelization 「.hack」
"dot hack zero logo"
.hack//ZERO Vol.1 フアントム・ぺイン
.hack//ZERO Vol.1 Phantom Pain
Languages
Japanese
Publications
Release Dates
May 30, 2003
Author
横手 美智子
Yokote Michiko
Artist
川島 旅順
Ryojun Kawashima


.hack//ZERO Vol.1 Phantom Pain (Japanese: .hack//ZERO Vol.1 フアントム・ぺイン, Hepburn: .hack//Fantomu Pein) is a light novel entry of Project .hack set after the events of .hack//SIGN and before the events detailed in the Games Tetrology. The story was planned to span of three volumes, but only the first was ever published, leaving the story in indefinite hiatus. The plot follows a Long Arm character played by a troubled young girl whose behavior offline is starkly contrasted by how she acts when playing 「The World」. The first novel was only published in Japan and has not been officially released in any other languages. A retelling of the novel's general story beats is shown in .hack//LINK.

ZERO (Novel)

Synopsis

Plot

Characters

Online

Character Name: Curl
(カール, Kāru)
Alph¤
(アルフ, Arufu)
Sieg
(ジーク, jiーku)
Character image:
Curl
Alf
Sieg
Gender Female Female Male
Class Heavy Axeman Wavemaster Blademaster
Character Name: Subaru
(昴, Subaru)
Balmung
(バルムンク, Barumunku)
Orca
(オルカ, Oruka)
Character image:
Subaru
Balmung
Orca
Gender Female Male Male
Class Heavy Axeman Blademaster Blademaster
Character Name: Sora
(ソラ, Sora)
Aura
(アウラ, Aura)
Character image:
Sora
Aura
Gender Male Female

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Staff

Notes

The name カール can be romanized as "Carl," "Karl," or "Curl." The Player Character is named after the snackfood, so this wiki uses "Curl" despite the common usage of "Carl" in western fan spaces.
¤ Alph was initially romanized as Alf in the Games but the Terminal Disc uses Alph. Both the English translation of the games and Another Birth mistakenly refer to Alph as a boy.
Sora's name in Zero uses ソラ rather than the characters (楚良) used in SIGN.

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