Arbon is an event-exclusive NPC that appears during the Event Mega Meka Melee.
He and his brother, Alberre, are employees of Leschots Clockwork Workshop.
Profile[]
Arbon and Alberre come from the same village as Armand. Armand's stutter — suspected to be caused by a long-lasting injury after falling out of his seat during a comedy show — has been a stumbling block in his goal of becoming a comedian, so he began working at Leschots' competitor, Lepaute Horlogerie. Arbon remarks to Alberre that Armand's stutter has been improving recently.
Quests and Events[]
Events
Event Dialogue[]
Mega Meka Melee[]
Dialgoue Set #1[]
Available after completing The Toy War: Shots Fired.
- Arbon: Have you heard? Armand's been doing much better recently. He still gets nervous when there are too many people, but he can at least express what he means.
- Alberre: Well, he'd better be! How will he become a comedian if he stutters in front of people?
Armand?- Arbon: The staff member at Lepaute Horlogerie. You haven't seen him?
- Alberre: He's from the same village as us, and he wants to act in comedies. Unfortunately, he has a terrible stutter.
- Arbon: They say that it's a long-term effect of him having fallen from the audience seats and hitting his head at a comedy show.
- Alberre: I really liked that comedy too. I recall that it was called "Judgment," but nowadays, I feel like I can't really enjoy it.
- Arbon: I mean, the kid who wanted to become a comic actor was judged during a comedy called "Judgment"... and his sentence was to never become one.
- Alberre: Poor Armand. What sin did he commit, and who was his judge?
- Arbon: Who can say?
Dialgoue Set #2[]
Available after completing The Toy War: Heating Up.
- Arbon: Have you seen the evaluation board? Seems like someone likes those clockwork penguins.
- Alberre: I saw it. It's the one that talks about wanting to get to know Freminet, right? Sounds like someone who would like to strike up some further collaboration, if you ask me.
- Freminet?
- Arbon: Oh, we're talking about those clockwork penguins on that table. A diver named Freminet made them, and he then placed them in our store as a consignment.
- Alberre: He's a good lad with a pretty face. Soft-spoken fellow, but he's very good at making toys.
- Arbon: He seems a little melancholy, though. Like someone who lacks something that should've belonged to him...
- Alberre: I know that look, y'know — it's the same one that Arbon makes when he looks at his empty wallet. Don't suppose Freminet's in need of Mora, do you?
- Clockwork penguins?
- Arbon: Don't be ridiculous. He didn't even discuss the profit-split when he came to talk about the consignment. He wasn't in it for the Mora.
- Alberre: True. But what else would trouble a lad of his age?
- Arbon: Yeah, and he's a winsome fellow, too. I haven't seen the boss ever approve of a consignment.
- Arbon: He not only offered to set up an outdoor stall for the penguins, but even proposed a fifty-fifty split on the earnings.
- Alberre: Unfortunately, one could only call the sales middling. Many people came to look, sure, but there weren't many buyers.
- Alberre: That toy is very intricately designed, but I'd say that also makes it harder to play with... and harder to fix.
- Arbon: Really, I didn't expect that anyone would leave a message about it on the board. Maybe there's a big client behind it, eh?
- Alberre: Either way, we should tell the boss about it. Won't do to miss out on a good deal, you know?
Other Languages[]
| Language | Official Name |
|---|---|
| English | Arbon |
| Chinese (Simplified) | 阿尔邦 Ā'ěrbāng |
| Chinese (Traditional) | 阿爾邦 Ā'ěrbāng |
| Japanese | アルボン Arubon |
| Korean | 아르본 Areubon |
| Spanish | Arbon |
| French | Arbon |
| Russian | Арбон Arbon |
| Thai | Arbon |
| Vietnamese | Arbon |
| German | Arbon |
| Indonesian | Arbon |
| Portuguese | Arbon |
| Turkish | Arbon |
| Italian | Arbon |
Change History[]
Released in Version 4.0