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==Story== | ==Story== | ||
Growing up in a family of chefs, his brother, [[Belcha]], moved to [[Arni]] to open a diner. It is likely assumed that he follows. However, the details of his early life are unclear. At some point, he eventually finds work with the Acacia Dragoons, preparing food and rations for them every night. He is known to have a dark side and gloats at times. Before the [[Porre]] invasion of Viper Manor, he temporarily works with a chef-in-training (in actuality, [[Norris]], a spy). After the Porre officers arrived, they saw Orcha's moody bouts and exploited them by giving him ''Quadffid Seeds'' and using a special bell to bring out his darker side. He nearly tortures and kills [[Riddel]] in her interrogation, but fortunately he is beaten by [[Serge]] and his party. Feeling remorse for his actions, he joins Serge and fights alongside him, eventually visiting his brother again in Home World. | Growing up in a family of chefs, his brother, [[Belcha]], moved to [[Arni]] to open a diner. It is likely assumed that he follows. However, the details of his early life are unclear. At some point, he eventually finds work with the Acacia Dragoons, preparing food and rations for them every night. He is known to have a dark side and gloats at times. Before the [[Porre]] invasion of Viper Manor, he temporarily works with a chef-in-training (in actuality, [[Norris]], a spy). After the Porre officers arrived, they saw Orcha's moody bouts and exploited them by giving him ''Quadffid Seeds'' and using a special bell to bring out his darker side. He nearly tortures and kills [[Riddel]] in her interrogation, but fortunately he is beaten by [[Serge]] and his party. Feeling remorse for his actions, he joins Serge and fights alongside him, eventually visiting his brother again in Home World. | ||
It is stated in [[Chrono Cross Ultimania]] on the page concerning Orcha that he is the older brother of [[Macha]], and therefore the uncle of [[Korcha]]. | |||
In the Japan-only artbook "[[Missing Piece]]" (once again, on the page concerning Orcha) in addition to reiterating the fact that Orcha is the older brother of Macha - it additonally states that his sister's husband, who would be Orcha's brother-in-law, was named {{nihongo|"Papacha"|パパチャ}}, and that Papacha played an important role in the story of Orcha in both worlds. In Home World, Papacha invited Orcha to steal the treasure of [[Guldove]], the [[Dragon Tear]], but Orcha rejects the offer, choosing instead to hone his cooking skills. In Another World, he receives the same offer from Papacha, but in this dimension Orcha chooses to accept the invitation. They eventually succeed at stealing the Dragon Tear, which leads to them getting kicked out of [[Guldove]]. It is unknown what happens afterwards to Papacha, but Orcha attempts to escape by boat. While fleeing, he is caught in an intense storm, but is saved by [[Viper (Chrono Cross)|Viper]]. | |||
==How to Recuit== | ==How to Recuit== | ||
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==Etymology== | ==Etymology== | ||
Orcha's name is | *Orcha's name (which is オーチャ ''Ōcha'' in Japanese) might be a pun on the Japanese word おっちゃん ''occhan'', which is an affectionate term for either a "uncle" or "old guy (over age of 30/40)". This is further reinforced by the fact that [[Macha]] and [[Korcha]]'s names end with "cha", and the fact that the first part of their names contains "Ma" (or "Mama" in Japanese) and "Ko" (the Japanese word for "child"). | ||
*The "cha" in Orcha's name possibly derives from a speech mannerism common to those who hail from Guldove. | |||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||