Outer Seas

The Outer Seas (異海, Ikai^?, "Foreign Seas") are the term that people of the Holy Midgand Empire use for the seas outside of the kingdom's control in Tales of Berseria. The can be explored using the Expedition feature, and each location is a reference to a previous title or titles in the franchise.

History

Aifread's Pirates seek to explore these waters to make a map of the world and has an expedition craft. They make a deal with Velvet Crowe, who uses her gut instinct and orders using a sylphjay to tell them where to look, and then she gets whatever the expeditions bring back.

Locations

Leymon Sea

These surging waters are constantly stirred by a howling tempest. Most ships that enter are lost, but sailors who survive the journey find new strength within themselves.

The Leymon Sea (レイモーン嵐海, Reimoon Rankai^?, "Leymon Storm Seas") are a reference to Tales of the Tempest. The name refers to the Leymon race, and the description references the tempest in the game's name. The Red Jeweled Pendant treasure that can be obtained is a Pensient.

Diomell Islands

These islands are home to a legend of two mysterious twins. Any structures crumbled to dust long ago, and the only surviving relics are clothing made from unknown material.

The Diomell Islands (双子島ディオメル, Futagotou Diomeru^?, "Twin Islands Diomell") are a reference to Tales of Phantasia: Narikiri Dungeon. The islands' name and legend in the description refer to Dio and Mel, the twin protagonists of the game, and their clothes are the Twins' Clothes treasure. In the skit related to the treasure, Laphicet and Rokurou Rangetsu discuss the twin's power of mimicry.

Exsphere Sea

These waters are said to be the home of angels whose haunting songs lure sailors to their demise. Safe passage is only granted to those who offer a Chosen One in sacrifice.

The Exsphere Sea (エクスフィア神海, Ekusufia Shinkai^?, "Exsphere Divine Sea") is a reference to Tales of Symphonia. The name refers to the Exsphere, while the description references the Angel race and the Chosen system from the game. The Yggdrasill Goddess Statue treasure is a statue of the Martel, hailed as a Goddess by the Church of Martel and is the protector of the World Tree Yggdrasill.

Asras Sea

Those who sail these waters see visions of their past lives. Some say that a Reaper will take the souls of any who refuse to accept the truth of these visions.

The Asras Sea (鬼海アスラ, Kikai Asura^?, "Devil Sea Asras") is a reference to Tales of Innocence. The name refers to Asura, whose name can be romanized as Asras, while the description refers to the Reborn, people who are reincarnations of prominent figures of the past and can wield immense power. The Fantastic Landscape treasure depicts the Sky Castle and the Tower of Dawn.

Kanonno Island

Warm and cold currents mingle and swirl in a complex weave that gives these islands their own seasons. For some reason, the inhabitants have lost their memories.

Kanonno Island (カノンノ春夏秋島, Kanonno Shunkashuutou^?, "Kanonno Seasons Island") is a reference to the Tales of the World: Radiant Mythology series. The name and description reference to the multiple Kanonnos from the series as well as their seasonal theme, and the description also references Pasca Kanonno's amnesia. The Portrait of the Three Guardians treasure depict Mormo, Paneer, and Rocksprings, three important supporting characters who are physiologically similar.

Normin Islands

These seas are said to be the normin homeland. A handful ancient malak ruins still remain on these islands, where the capital of the world once stood.

The Normin Islands (ノルミン諸島海, Norumin Shotoukai^?, "Normin Islands Sea") is a reference to Tales of Zestiria. The name and description reference the Normins, while the Empyrean Tablet depicts the crests of the Empyreans.

Soma Volcano

A volcanic island whose eruptions are triggered by the motions of those who sail near it. Tales tell of a forest made entirely of gems near the heart of the island.

The Soma Volcano (海上火山ソーマ, Kaijoukazan Sooma^?, Marine Volcano Soma) is a reference to Tales of Hearts. The name refers to Soma, important tools in the game. The Spirit Core Crystal treasure is a depiction of the Spiria Core.

Barbatos Archipelago

This is the homeland of a clan of warriors who obstinately refuse to use items in battle. Their fighting style is crude but overwhelming, and they are highly valued as mercenaries.

The Barbatos Archipelago (バルバトス群島, Barubatosu Guntou^?) is a reference to Tales of Destiny 2. The name and description refer to Barbatos Goetia, who often counters the use of item with No Items Ever!. The Bone Mask treasure is Judas's iconic mask.

Force Islands

A kingdom governed by two races once spanned these islands. The kingdom is gone, but a tragic tale of romance between a queen and a knight of different races is still told today.

The Force Islands (フォルス諸島, Forusu Shotou^?) are a reference to Tales of Rebirth. The name refers to Force, a concept and power in the game. The description refers to the Kingdom of Calegia governing the Huma and Gajuma races, while the interracial love story refers to Agarte Lindblum and Milhaust Selkirk. The Antique Tarot Cards treasure is Hilda Rhambling's cards.

Amarcian Subcontinent

Mountain-sized beasts prevent any landfall here. Rumors tell of three kingdoms that vie for power, but none can confirm the truth. It is also said to be the homeland of the turtlez.

The Amarcian Subcontinent (アンマルチア亜大陸, Anmaruchia-atairiku^?) is a reference to Tales of Graces. The name refers to the Amarcians. The description references the Rockgagon, a mountain-sized beast who acted as both a dungeon and a boss, as well as the Turtlez, who debuted in that game. The three kingdoms refer to Windor, Strahta, and Fendel. The Valkines Cryas Trinket treasure is a depiction of the valkines cryas.

Crystaliron Sea

Drifting through these waters is an ancient ship large enough to be mistaken for an island. Its origins are lost even to the native oresoren tribe.

The Crystaliron Sea (ブレスアーツ海域, Buresuaatsu Kai'iki^?, "Breatharts Sea Area") is a reference to Tales of Legendia. The name refers to the two types of Eres, Crystal and Iron. The description references the Legacy, the main setting of the game, and the Oresorens, a race that is native to the Legacy. The Oresoren Brothers treasure depicts the three Oresoren supporting characters, Quppo, Pippo, and Poppo.

Centurion Isles

This group of islands was once one solid landmass before it was shattered into dozens. Each island is now home to different monsters.

The Centurion Isles (センチュリオン裂島, Sebchurion Rettou^?) are a reference to Tales of Symphonia: Dawn of the New World. The name refers to the Centurions. The Crimson Crystal treasure is Ratatosk's core.

Teepo Island

This forbidden island is protected by a barrier wall called the schism. Its inhabitants love everything pink, which has led some to call it "Pinkist Isle."

Teepo Island (ティポ島, Tipo-shima^?) is a reference to Tales of Xillia. The name references Teepo, one of the protagonists of the game. The description references the schism, a barrier that separated Rieze Maxia from the rest of the world, and the "Pinkist" sidequest. The Snow Glove of Growth treasure is a Lilium Orb.

Kresnik Island

An island ruled by cats. Only those personally chosen by the feline emperor are permitted to land here.

Kresnik Island (クルスニク島, Kurusuniku-shima^?) is a reference to Tales of Xillia 2. The name references the Kresniks, an important family in the game. The description references a sidequest where the player has to locate cats scattered throughout the world. The Glowing Gear treasure is a waymarker.

Krityan Archipelago

This hidden island can only be reached when the Brave Vesperia star is shining the way. Its residents revere a hound called the Demon Dog.

The Krityan Archipelago (大列島クリティア, Dairettou Kuritia^?, "Great Archipelago Kritya") is a reference to Tales of Vesperia. The name references the Krityan race. The description references Brave Vesperia, the brightest star in the sky. The Demon Dog refers to Repede, one of the protagonists. The Bodhi Blastia Bracelet treasure is the bodhi blastia used to empower the characters.

Cheagle Island

This island, also known as the Isle of the Thing, is home to a fire-breathing sacred beast that can predict the future. Great ravines in the island's interior emit a miasma.

Cheagle Island (チーグル島, Chiiguru-shima^?) is a reference to Tales of the Abyss. The name references the Cheagle race. The description references "Thing", the nickname given to Mieu by Luke fon Fabre; the cheagles' ability to breathe fire when equipped with the Sorcerer's Ring; the Score, which foretold the future; and the poisonous gas miasma that emitted from Auldrant's core. The Replica Key of Lorelei treasure is the Key of Lorelei while also referencing the Replicas.

Isles of Noct and Dia

An alluring but dangerous island where strong feelings are said to be given form. Even time flows at different speeds depending on the location here.

The Isles of Noct and Dia (昼夜島ナハトテルン, Chuuyatou Nahatoterun^?, "Day-and-Night Island Nachttern") are a reference to Tales of the World: Reve Unitia. The name references the native protagonists of the game, Nahato and Terun, while the descriptions refer to the dreamlike setting of the games. The Moon and Star Earrings treasure references the shape of Nahato and Terun's heads.

Albane

A civilization with the power to transcend time and space is said to exist in the heart of this continent, while the Rangetsu style originated in the region of Japon.

Albane (アルベイン大陸, Arubein-tairiku^?, "Albain Continent") is a reference to Tales of Phantasia. The name references the Albane family, a family of heroes. The description references the Eternal Sword's ability to transcend time and space. The Cleric's Staff treasure is Mint Adenade's staff.

Swordian Peninsula

Home to a once-flourishing civilization that worshiped the goddess Atamoni. While Atamoni is said to have had a large impact on malakhim culture, little else is known about her.

The Swordian Peninsula (ソーディアン半島, Soodian Hantou^?) is a reference to Tales of Destiny. The name references the Swordians, and the description refers the Atamoni religion that dominates the setting of Tales of Destiny. The Eye of Atamoni Statue treasure is a model of the Eye of Atamoni.

Quickie Peninsula

The land of a peculiar language called Melnics. The Van Eltia once sailed as far as this peninsula.

The Quickie Peninsula (クィッキー半島, Kwikkii Hantou^?) is a reference to Tales of Eternia. The name references Quickie, Meredy's pet. The description references Melnics, the common language of Celestia, and Chat's ship, which is also called Van Eltia. The Model Craymel Cage treasure refers to the Craymel Cage used to cast Craymel Artes.