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* BloodKnight: He comments at the end of Chapter 12 how he hasn't faced a foe [[spoiler:in a long while to thrill him, so he's itching to fight the Nachzehrer King]]. The Duke of Caster claims that even when he was younger, he was always eager for a fight, while in Episode 14, she further claims that giving him the position of Duke was actually an attempt to ''curb'' his warmongering tendencies.

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* BloodKnight: He comments at the end of Chapter 12 how he hasn't faced a foe [[spoiler:in a long while to thrill him, so he's itching to fight the Nachzehrer King]]. The Duke of Caster claims that even when he was younger, he was always eager for a fight, while in Episode 14, she further claims that giving him the position of Duke was actually an attempt to ''curb'' his warmongering tendencies.tendencies by saddling him with politics.



* WellIntentionedExtremist: She claims she acts the way she does in order to bring "peace and stability" to her subjects.

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* WellIntentionedExtremist: She claims she acts the way she does in order to bring "peace and stability" to her subjects.
subjects, although it's unclear whether she actually intends to do this or just wants to seize undisputed authority over Victoria.

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* PersonOfMassDestruction: [[spoiler:Back when he was the Kaiser of Leithanien, Herkunftshorn single-handedly destroyed an invading Gaulish army with a Catastrophe summoned by his Arts.]]



* RedAndBlackAndEvilAllOver: He is a tyrannical ruler whe used the colours black and red - the colours of the House of Urtica - in his clothing, in the architecture of his spire and as a general symbol of his reign.

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* RedAndBlackAndEvilAllOver: He is a tyrannical ruler whe who used the colours black and red - the colours of the House of Urtica - in his clothing, in the architecture of his spire and as a general symbol of his reign.
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* ProfessorGuineaPig: Kal'tsit believes the reason he went insane is becausaay have been less to do with what he ''did'' and [[GoMadFromTheRevelation more so what he discovered from it]].]]

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* ProfessorGuineaPig: Kal'tsit believes the reason he went insane is becausaay because he directly experimented with Originium himself so long, leading to his declining mental faculties over the course of his reign. [[spoiler:Although it may have been less to do with what he ''did'' and [[GoMadFromTheRevelation more so what he discovered from it]].]]

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* ApocalypseCult: In rural Leithanien, there are pockets of secret cults who organize Originium experimentation in order to revive the Originium Arts of the Witch King, Leithania's ancient EvilOverlord. The Arts includes atrocities such as [[HumanResources using the Infected as living 'wands' to channel the Arts]]. This eventually culminates in them [[spoiler:committing mass suicide by throwing themselves into the Witch King's fire when the Genesis Horn manifests]].

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* ApocalypseCult: In rural Leithanien, there are pockets of secret cults who organize Originium experimentation in order to revive the Originium Arts of the Witch King, Leithania's Leithanien's ancient EvilOverlord. The Arts includes atrocities such as [[HumanResources using the Infected as living 'wands' to channel the Arts]]. This eventually culminates in them [[spoiler:committing mass suicide by throwing themselves into the Witch King's fire when the Genesis Horn manifests]].



* RightfulKingReturns: They believe that the Witch King is still the rightful ruler of Leithania, and that the Twin Empresses illegally usurped him from power, hence why they continue to work in the shadows to bring him back.

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* RightfulKingReturns: They believe that the Witch King is still the rightful ruler of Leithania, Leithanien, and that the Twin Empresses illegally usurped him from power, hence why they continue to work in the shadows to bring him back.



* ZeroPercentApprovalRating: Many Leithaniens were fed up with his tyrannic rule, which was why they readily accepted the Twin Empresses when they overthrew him. Zigzagged in that he still retained enough loyalists that even in his absence, they continued to oppose the Twin Empresses in an effort to bring him back.

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* ZeroPercentApprovalRating: Many Leithaniens Leithanians were fed up with his tyrannic rule, which was why they readily accepted the Twin Empresses when they overthrew him. Zigzagged in that he still retained enough loyalists that even in his absence, they continued to oppose the Twin Empresses in an effort to bring him back.



* AdaptationalJerkass: An in-universe example. While he definitely was a tyrannical figure, works of art made under the Twin Empresses' reign portraying his death make him seem like a perpetually angry man with a HairTriggerTemper. [[spoiler:When Ebenholz finally meets him in the Genesis Horn, he is surprised to discover the Witch King to be a calm, scholarly figure.]]



* ApocalypseCult: It's rumored that there remains an underground cult of Leithaniens still loyal to him, who continue dabbling in forbidden magic and looking for a way to return who they see as their rightful ruler to the throne. The "rumor" turns out to be true in the form of the Witch King's Remnants.

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* ApocalypseCult: It's rumored that there remains an underground cult of Leithaniens Leithanians still loyal to him, who continue dabbling in forbidden magic and looking for a way to return who they see as their rightful ruler to the throne. The "rumor" turns out to be true in the form of the Witch King's Remnants.



* BullyingADragon: [[spoiler:He's torn open a dimensional rift in the void to hold off the "chaos" and Collapse behind the veil of reality, and is completely confident in his ability to eliminate it at its source and kill its "creator", despite the apocalyptic Collapsals being implied to merely be small fry compared to whatever is beyond. The last section of "Zwillingstürme im Herbst" is closing the rift to his dimension before the Collapse can overrun Leithania.]]

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** Cora mentions at one point that he was an uncompromising perfectionist regarding the cleanliness of his instruments, and notes that servants who left his spire rarely did so with all body parts intact.
* BeardOfEvil: He grew a thick black beard as he grew older and more unhinged.
* BullyingADragon: [[spoiler:He's torn open a dimensional rift in the void to hold off the "chaos" and Collapse behind the veil of reality, and is completely confident in his ability to eliminate it at its source and kill its "creator", despite the apocalyptic Collapsals being implied to merely be small fry compared to whatever is beyond. The last section of "Zwillingstürme im Herbst" is closing the rift to his dimension before the Collapse can overrun Leithania.Leithanien.]]



* ThePerfectionist: It is noted in ''Zwillingstürme im Herbst'' that as a ruler, he demanded complete flawlesness from his servants' work and that he cruelly punished any imperfections.



* ProfessorGuineaPig: Kal'tsit believes the reason he went insane is because he directly experimented with Originium himself for so long, leading to his declining mental faculties over the course of his reign. [[spoiler:Although it may have been less to do with what he ''did'' and [[GoMadFromTheRevelation more so what he discovered from it]].]]

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* ProfessorGuineaPig: Kal'tsit believes the reason he went insane is because he directly experimented with Originium himself for so long, leading to his declining mental faculties over the course of his reign. [[spoiler:Although it may becausaay have been less to do with what he ''did'' and [[GoMadFromTheRevelation more so what he discovered from it]].]]



* RedAndBlackAndEvilAllOver: He is a tyrannical ruler whe used the colours black and red - the colours of the House of Urtica - in his clothing, in the architecture of his spire and as a general symbol of his reign.
* RedEyesTakeWarning: His eyes have a bright red flash in them [[spoiler:before he fights the Twin Empresses for a second and last time.]]



* SpeakOfTheDevil: Leithaniens are forbidden from speaking the Witch King's name or even his title for fear of setting off some sort of curse, so he is only referred to by the generic term "His Majesty".

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* SpeakOfTheDevil: Leithaniens Leithanians are forbidden from speaking the Witch King's name or even his title for fear of setting off some sort of curse, so he is only referred to by the generic term "His Majesty".



* VillainousVirtues: In spite of his horrific atrocities, the Witch King's reign (particularly in his earlier days before his SanitySlippage) was characterized by him turning Leithania into a meritocracy instead of an aristocracy, where anyone could achieve greatness and recognition regardless of their noble status as long as they were talented and hardworking enough. Given the severely class-segregated state of Leithania in the present, this is one of the reasons why more than a few Leithaniens in the present still harbor reverence for him. However, people who actually knew the Witch King point out that he didn't introduce meritocracy out of any sense of goodwill, but because he [[AGodAmI saw everbody as equally inferior to himself]].

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* VillainousVirtues: In spite of his horrific atrocities, the Witch King's reign (particularly in his earlier days before his SanitySlippage) was characterized by him turning Leithania into a meritocracy instead of an aristocracy, where anyone could achieve greatness and recognition regardless of their noble status as long as they were talented and hardworking enough. Given the severely class-segregated state of Leithania Leithanien in the present, this is one of the reasons why more than a few Leithaniens Leithanians in the present still harbor reverence for him. However, people who actually knew the Witch King point out that he didn't introduce meritocracy out of any sense of goodwill, but because he [[AGodAmI saw everbody as equally inferior to himself]].



* DyingCurse: [[spoiler:After being stabbed by Biegler, she weakly curses him, Ebenholz, Leithania, and even the Witch King as she is slowly bleeding out on the floor of her house.]]

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* DyingCurse: [[spoiler:After being stabbed by Biegler, she weakly curses him, Ebenholz, Leithania, Leithanien, and even the Witch King as she is slowly bleeding out on the floor of her house.]]



* MamaBear: [[spoiler:Part of the reason she redeploys her entire army from the Leithanien border to Londinium is all to save her daughter Delphine, who is trapped in Norport.]]

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* MamaBear: [[spoiler:Part of the reason she redeploys her entire army from the Leithanien Leithanian border to Londinium is all to save her daughter Delphine, who is trapped in Norport.]]
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* AchillesHeel: He has tremendous RES, but his DEF stats are rather mediocre. In particular, he's really susceptible to projectiles fired from the Aspect of Creation, especially when the Aspect of Annihilation is attacked by units with high DPS (such as [[MoreDakka Exusiai]]), or when the ASPD buffs are triggered by switching the Tuning Node to the passionate variation, in which it can seriously wittle his health down in a matter of seconds.

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* AchillesHeel: He has a tremendous RES, RES of 80, higher than most of the already Arts-resilient casters in his Remnants, but his DEF stats are rather mediocre. is considerably lower even after he buffs it in his second phase. In particular, he's really susceptible to projectiles fired from the Aspect of Creation, especially when the Aspect of Annihilation is attacked by units with high DPS (such as [[MoreDakka Exusiai]]), or DPH, or when the ASPD buffs are triggered by switching the Tuning Node to the passionate variation, in which it can seriously wittle whittle his health down in a matter of seconds.

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* BloodKnight: He comments at the end of Chapter 12 how he hasn't faced a foe [[spoiler:in a long while to thrill him, so he's itching to fight the Nachzehrer King]]. The Duke of Caster notes that even when he was younger, he was always eager for a fight.

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* BloodKnight: He comments at the end of Chapter 12 how he hasn't faced a foe [[spoiler:in a long while to thrill him, so he's itching to fight the Nachzehrer King]]. The Duke of Caster notes claims that even when he was younger, he was always eager for a fight.fight, while in Episode 14, she further claims that giving him the position of Duke was actually an attempt to ''curb'' his warmongering tendencies.



* GoodCounterpart: To a certain degree of "good", but Episode 14 makes a point of comparing him to [[spoiler:the Nachzehrer King, being Victoria's own "God of War" compared to that of the Sarkaz. While the Nachzehrers literally devour the souls and hatred of the fallen to empower themselves, Wellington instead "devours" his opponents by salvaging the weapons and arms from their war machines and amalgamating them into his flagship.]]



* NotSoDifferent: Episode 14 makes a point of comparing him to [[spoiler:the Nachzehrer King, being Victoria's own "God of War" compared to that of the Sarkaz. While the Nachzehrers literally devour the souls and hatred of the fallen to empower themselves, Wellington instead "devours" his opponents by salvaging the weapons and arms from their war machines and amalgamating them into his flagship.]]



* MysteriousBacker: The Duke of Caster is [[spoiler:Allerdale's secret backer, who has given her orders to steal the Sighs of Kings.]] In Chapter 13, Lettou speculates she's also this to [[spoiler: Clovisia.]]

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* MysteriousBacker: The Duke of Caster is [[spoiler:Allerdale's secret backer, who has given her orders to steal the Sighs of Kings.]] In Chapter 13, Lettou speculates she's also this to [[spoiler: Clovisia.[[spoiler:Clovisia.]]
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* BatmanGambit: [[spoiler:Episode 14 has him effectively secure Dublinn's independence at gunpoint when he suddenly turns on the other Victorian Dukes when coming to help them against the Nachzehrers, giving them an ultimatum to accept his demands or become his enemy. Not wanting to face Wellington at such a critical moment nor compromise the small bit of unity they've managed to salvage, the other Dukes begrudgingly agree.]]


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* NotSoDifferent: Episode 14 makes a point of comparing him to [[spoiler:the Nachzehrer King, being Victoria's own "God of War" compared to that of the Sarkaz. While the Nachzehrers literally devour the souls and hatred of the fallen to empower themselves, Wellington instead "devours" his opponents by salvaging the weapons and arms from their war machines and amalgamating them into his flagship.]]
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* AchillesHeel: He has tremendous RES, but his DEF stats are rather mediocre. In particular, he's really susceptible to projectiles fired from the Aspect of Creation, especially when the Aspect of Annihilation is attacked by units with high DPS (such as [[MoreDakka Exusiai]]), or when the ASPD buffs are triggered by switching the Tuning Node to the passionate variation, in which it can seriously wittle his health down in a matter of seconds.
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* WorthyOpponent: [[spoiler:Treats the Nachzehrer King with regard when they confront one another in "Absolved Will Be The Seekers", referring to him by his title as the "God of War and Death" for the Sarkaz before making his stand before him, [[InvincibleVillain and while he has no chance of actually defeating him]], the Nachzehrer King returns the feeling when he puts up a good showing against him.]]

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* WorthyOpponent: [[spoiler:Treats the Nachzehrer King with regard when they confront one another in "Absolved Will Be The Seekers", referring to him by his title as the "God of War and Death" for the Sarkaz before making his stand before him, [[InvincibleVillain and while he the Duke has no chance of actually defeating him]], the Nachzehrer King still returns the feeling when he puts up a good showing against him.]]
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* WorthyOpponent: [[spoiler:Treats the Nachzehrer King with regard when they confront one another in "Absolved Will Be The Seekers", referring to him by his title as the "God of War and Death" for the Sarkaz before making his stand before him, [[InvincibleVillain and while he has no chance of actually defeating him]], the Nachzehrer King returns the feeling when he puts up a good showing against him.]]

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* GoMadFromTheRevelation: Possibly, considering [[spoiler:what ''Babel'' reveals about the true purposes of Originium and the precursor's intentions with it, it's implied that his brutality and god complex has to do with [[RageAgainstTheHeavens his fury against the "creators" he speaks of]].]]



* ProfessorGuineaPig: Kal'tsit believes the reason he went insane is because he directly experimented with Originium himself for so long, leading to his declining mental faculties over the course of his reign.

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* ProfessorGuineaPig: Kal'tsit believes the reason he went insane is because he directly experimented with Originium himself for so long, leading to his declining mental faculties over the course of his reign. [[spoiler:Although it may have been less to do with what he ''did'' and [[GoMadFromTheRevelation more so what he discovered from it]].]]
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* EmperorScientist: His unmatched ability with Arts are the result of his extensive research and experimentation with Originium, which he proceeded to use to rule over Leithanien and subjugate his opponents. Furthermore, [[spoiler:future revelations from the ''Babel'' event retroactively suggests that his research ''led him to discover the true purpose of Originium and knowledge of the precursors'' as he claims to have forced it to "reveal its true nature", making him the only person with no known connection to the precursors to have discovered such an important truth, which marks him as arguably one of the most brilliant minds in all of Terra.]]

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* ZeroPercentApprovalRating: Many Leithaniens were fed up with his tyrannic rule, which was why they readily accepted the Twin Empresses when they overthrew him.

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* ZeroPercentApprovalRating: Many Leithaniens were fed up with his tyrannic rule, which was why they readily accepted the Twin Empresses when they overthrew him. Zigzagged in that he still retained enough loyalists that even in his absence, they continued to oppose the Twin Empresses in an effort to bring him back.
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* AllForNothing: Despite their numerous experiments with the Voice of Mundane, the Remnants [[spoile:were never able to revive the Witch King with it. Fremont points out their attempts were doomed from the start because the Voice of Mundane was never going to be powerful enough to do so]].

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* AllForNothing: Despite their numerous experiments with the Voice of Mundane, the Remnants [[spoile:were [[spoiler:were never able to revive the Witch King with it. Fremont points out their attempts were doomed from the start because the Voice of Mundane was never going to be powerful enough to do so]].
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