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* ForWantOfANail: In the parallel Unigan, her discovery of Tempered Tech is what allows mankind to turn tables against beastfolk. [[spoiler:In addition, this Anabel is actually a parallel version of Deirdre who never came into contact with Demon Sword Verweil, thus becoming the sole survivor of the beast raid in her hometown and became the adoptive daughter of Sir Lakhesis instead.]]
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* TheComicallySerious: In "The Road to Mokepontas!", where Rosetta assigns him the task of training [[ButtMonkey Moke]], to amusing results.
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* WeakButSkilled: According to himself. He points out that in direct combat, he pales in comparison to Melina and co. (aside from the power of the Stifling Chain), but he can best them simply because unlike them, he doesn't hesitate to go in for the kill.
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* {{Workaholic}}: He's constantly working, albeit not entirely by choice as he complains about how his vacation requests get declined--implying that he has so much work that the church can't afford to let him take a break.
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* SoProudOfYou: One of the White Phantoms admits, after Nona tricks them [[spoiler:into becoming the threads to mend the time layer]], that as displeased as they are with this, they're also oddly proud of her.
* WoobieDestroyerOfWorlds: The final chapter of "The Wanderer in the Binding Night" presents them as this on some level, as their wish to [[spoiler:destroy the time layer is born from the fact that they're by nature hollow beings who don't belong--that is, if they can't have a home, then neither can anyone else]]. In the end, Nona [[spoiler:turning them into the threads that ironically keep the time layer alive both infuriates them and brings them a measure of peace, as it means they can finally be a part of the world]].
* WoobieDestroyerOfWorlds: The final chapter of "The Wanderer in the Binding Night" presents them as this on some level, as their wish to [[spoiler:destroy the time layer is born from the fact that they're by nature hollow beings who don't belong--that is, if they can't have a home, then neither can anyone else]]. In the end, Nona [[spoiler:turning them into the threads that ironically keep the time layer alive both infuriates them and brings them a measure of peace, as it means they can finally be a part of the world]].
