WRPG and JRPG girls face-off

 
Help out the poor people, or save the singing damsel?

  
The party destined to save the world, and those who probably can if they try

Story
Trying to figure out where an RPG was made is not very daunting task, so you'll only need a few pointers to get the hang of it. Your typical WRPG starts out when the main character is either introduced as an adventurer among many whose goals are similar to others, or when he leaves the pack in an attempt to make a name for himself. Whether you're a prisoner who just received his release papers, or an unfortunate new recruit who ran into trouble during the first day of duty, someone else could've been in your place instead. You may discover along your journey that you're actually a Sith Lord suffering from amnesia, but the chances are small.

In Japanese RPGs, consider it a miracle if your hometown remains unharmed. Unless you're playing something lighthearted, don't be surprised if your parents die or if you never had parents in the first place. Don't worry though, because wonderful adventures with mystical creatures and even potential wives await. There's a fat chance that you're actually the human reincarnation of the strongest dragon ever, so never give up.

You should've caught the drift by now. If the first NPC you meet in a world of humans, dwarves, and elves asks for your name and states what people of your ilk does, put two cents on the game being a WRPG. Play along for a couple more hours - by that time, you should realize if you're really just cannon fodder, or a destined warrior who will free the world of evil according to prophecies and ancient texts, then conclude it's a JRPG you're in.

Can you guess which is which?