Ori

Orifiel, also known as Ori, is the protagonist of the video game Tomorrow won't come for those without ██████.

Appearance
Ori has short and neat black hair parted to the left. He has light eyes and is often depicted with four-pointed sparkles around his head. His nails are also painted a violet color.

Ori wears long robe like clothing. The bottom layer of his robe goes to his knees and is colored violet while the top layer is completely white. Along with the robe, Ori wears black pants.

Personality
Ori is consistently calm, and little seems to bother him. He is often seen smiling and is amiable, as seen through his interactions with Rem. He also appears to be rather straightforward, sometimes to the point of being insensitive. For instance, when Rem says he cannot go into the other rooms to gather hygienic products, as the smell of his own dead bodies is revolting, Ori remarks,

Ori: "Hm... I like it, though. It smells like lavender!"

with a smile on his face. Rem appears visually disturbed by this remark and does not respond.

He seems to have a poor memory, relying primarily on his Rosary's guidance in order to recall tasks throughout the game. Despite Rem constantly telling his doubts about the Rosary and Ori's faith, Ori does not seem bothered by it. Ori isn't one to dwell on things or question his religion when Rem brings it up.

Ori can be naive at times and tends to easily trust. This can be seen with Rem when they go through the second to last veil in the game. When decided to go through two doors, Rem sarcastically says, "You go first" leading Ori to automatically agree and go through the door, not holding any fear whatsoever and putting his full trust into Rem.

Ori can be quite persistent. This can be seen in one of two endings. Ori and Rem are led to a stairwell in which Ori grabs Rem's arm, ignoring Rem's protest and struggle, and continues to march on up the stairs. Even Rem comments on how persistent Ori is when trying to move forward.

License
Ori carries a choir license card as proof of his qualification. It reads:

"Orifiel, The Prophet of the Digital

Aura: Violet

Class: Thrones"

In game there is little information regarding the meaning of his class. In the demo however, it is implied that Thrones may be dangerous:

Rem: "No. I'll stay."

Ori: "Hmm...Are you sure?"

Ori: "There might be Thrones around."

Ori: "What if something were to happen to you while you're here?"

As the full release cuts the line mentioning Thrones, it's likely that this information is no longer canon.

Gallery

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