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Natasha is a con artist who travels from town to town with her sister , staging fake attacks from monsters and then swooping in to save the day. However, her stand at Castle Curtis is no con. The inhabitants killed her brother in cold blood, and she will not stop until vengeance is dealt. She is quite experienced in the art of sharpshooting and musketry. Korean and Japanese sources offer more in-depth character bios; Natasha's age is given as 25 and her father is a world-renowned treasure hunter who - like Natasha - is searching for her younger brother whose fate is not as certain as in the English biographies; it seems he was taken away by someone and that search brought Natasha to Bramunez.

Rusty Hearts Wiki Explore. Recent Changes. Explore Wikis Community Central. Register Don't have an account? Natasha Borzenkova. Edit source History Talk 0. Ian Jablonsky is her avatar. She likes guns, clothing with lots of straps, and standing with her hips thrust forward and shoulders tossed so far back that she looks like nothing so much as a boomerang. Natasha shouldn't be a mystery for too long, however. While the story is focused on other characters for the moment, Natasha does have a unique backstory and motivation.

She is a former con artist who made a small career out of "saving" villages from monsters that were working for her. Suckering villagers, however, stopped being an option when her brother was murdered by one of the vampire lord's henchmen, and she joined the revolt that serves as the backdrop for Rusty Hearts.

It's a story that perfectly suits her combination of showy combat maneuvers and ruthless efficiency. She comes across like a carnival act suddenly playing for keeps. The kind of punishment that Natasha dishes out is every bit as over-the-top as her wardrobe. Like Harpo Marx, she can reach into her jacket and produce something as absurdly oversized as a repeating rocket launcher.

Parking it on the floor, it fires a steady stream of rockets in a straight line, which is devastatingly effective in tight corridors. It's powerful on its own, but in combination with a party, the turret is a game-changing support weapon. Since Rusty Hearts also tracks consecutive hits and rhythm, Natasha is able to pull off a few special moves if you get the timings right, or string enough hits together, Natasha might suddenly chuck a hand grenade into a swarm of enemies for devastating extra damage.

Natasha can hold her own in a fight, but she's most potent when paired with more durable, melee-focused characters. When I was in a party with the scythe-wielding Angela, Natasha stayed on the edges of the battle dealing massive damage while Angela pulled aggro from the monsters.

Since I barely had to worry about dodging attacks or looking after my health, I was able to deal far more damage from the battle's perimeter. Without her pistols, and at a little distance from her enemies, she is a little weak and a little vulnerable.