History Characters / ArknightsGuardsRToZ

->'''Skills:''' Prison-breaking, Risk-taking, Glory be Yan

* BarrierWarrior: His second skill immediately [[CastFromHitpoints cuts a significant percent of his health and generates a large Barrier]], while his third skill will change his LifeDrain trait to generating a proportionately larger Barrier instead. The barriers will decay over time when his skill isn't running, but notably counteracts one of the Soloblade branch's weaknesses by giving him a large amount of effective HP without compromising his low-health scaling.

!!!'''Introduced:''' Here A People Sows\\
'''Voiced by:''' Creator/ToshiyukiToyonaga (Japanese), Li Jiaxiang (Mandarin Chinese), TBA (Henan Mandarin), TBA (English), TBA (Korean)\\

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* CallBack: His animations are taken from ''VideoGame/MonsterHunter'': His normal attack animations are the Spirit Combo, his skill animations are Spirit Skills of the same name, and he enters the battlefield by swinging in from a rope similar to the Wirebugs in ''VideoGame/MonsterHunterRise''.

->'''Subclass:''' Musha

* StoneWall: His first talent '''Decisive''' trades half of the usual Musha ASPD gain on health loss for up to a +50% DEF bonus, giving him more consistent staying power during skill downtime than the other Mushas.
* StoryAndGameplayIntegration: Being a former Defender, Noir Corne still has an instinct to defend others, even though his new kit is more offensively minded. This translates to his talents giving him much more DEF than a normal Musha Guard.

* TookALevelInBadass: Like Yato, he now actually lives up to his 8 years of combat experience as a 5-star Musha Guard.

->'''Subclass:''' Musha

->'''Subclass:''' Musha

* BarrierWarrior: His second skill immediately [[CastFromHitpoints cuts a significant percent of his health and generates a large Barrier]], while his third skill will change his LifeDrain trait to generating a proportionately larger Barrier instead. The barriers will decay over time when his skill isn't running, but notably counteracts one of the Musha branch's weaknesses by giving him a large amount of effective HP without compromising his low-health scaling.

* PromotedToPlayable: He's a 6-star Musha Guard as of ''Here the People Sows''.

* BarrierWarrior: His second skill immediately [[CastFromHitpoints cuts a significant percent of his health and generates a large Barrier]], while his third skill will change his LifeDrain trait to generating a proportionately larger Barrier instead. The barriers will decay over time when his skill isn't running, but notably counteracts one of the Musha branch's weaknesses by giving him a large amount of effective HP without compromising his trait.

* TheFashionista: One of Utage's hobbies is fashion. Her operator file remarks that she likes to talk about fashion and share tips with the other operators on base.

** One of his lines has him warn the Doctor about Amiya, as he is suspicious of her nature and claims that if the Doctor doesn't put shackles on her hands today, they will find themselves placing a crown on her head tomorrow. [[spoiler:In Darknights Memoir and Chapter 7, it is revealed that Amiya is the successor to Theresa, the Sarkaz Queen, and is highly suspected to be the Demon Lord of Sarkaz prophecy. She's even depicted with a black crown atop her head when using her true powers.]]

!!Viviana Droste

* GlassCannon: She has elements of both. Her HP stat usually ensures she lasts long enough in a fight, though she can be vulnerable to being chipped down due to her below average DEF. Her S3 when activated temporarily turns her into the latter, skyrocketing her HP, ATK and DEF for its duration, while pairing her with a module-upgraded Gladiia patches up her defense, firmly placing her in LightningBruiser territory.

* [[GlassCannon Glass Cannon]]/[[LightningBruiser Lightning Bruiser]]: She has elements of both. Her HP stat usually ensures she lasts long enough in a fight, though she can be vulnerable to being chipped down due to her below average DEF. Her S3 when activated temporarily turns her into the latter, skyrocketing her HP, ATK and DEF for its duration, while pairing her with a module-upgraded Gladiia patches up her defense, firmly placing her in LightningBruiser territory.

* GlassCannon/LightningBruiser: She has elements of both. Her HP stat usually ensures she lasts long enough in a fight, though she can be vulnerable to being chipped down due to her below average DEF. Her S3 when activated temporarily turns her into the latter, skyrocketing her HP, ATK and DEF for its duration, while pairing her with a module-upgraded Gladiia patches up her defense, firmly placing her in LightningBruiser territory.

* IWorkAlone: Skadi prefers striking out on her own. Putting her into a team doesn't do her any good, as she'll find a way to split off from them anyway. [[GameplayAndStorySegregation Not that it's a problem during actual gameplay, however]]. In her defense, Skadi states that she doesn't want to put anyone else in danger. Somewhat GameplayAndStoryIntegration as well, as she has the '''Solitude''' RIIC skill, which boosts her own morale recovery by .7 per hour whenever she's put in the dorm. Furthermore, the way her archetype and kit is designed encourages her to be dropped in to deal with certain enemies alone as opposed to holding a lane with support.

* DropTheHammer: Her sledgehammer is capable of causing explosions anywhere it strikes. Closer examination reveals that it's not equipped by any kind of blasting device. Instead, Savage uses the Originium inside the hammer to create those explosions.

* WhenAllYouHaveIsAHammer: A particularly amusing case since her weapon literally ''is'' [[DropTheHammer a hammer]]. Savage uses her hammer for everything in battle. Basic attack? Swatting things with her hammer. A stronger attack with her S1? Swatting things with her hammer slightly harder. Activating her S2? Swatting things with her hammer with enough force that the blast component in the hammer head triggers and blows stuff up. If she hits things with her hammer and they don't die, she's not hitting them hard enough.

'''Voiced by:''' Creator/MinamiTakahashi (Japanese), Sun Xiaomei (Mandarin Chinese), TBA (English)\\

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* EvilMentor: The Monthly Operator Record centering around him in Integrated Strategies 3 reveals that [[spoiler:the man who taught him the Destreza arts was part of the Church of the Deep cult and had become a Seaborn at some point in time, and he tried to convince Thorns into joining him. Thorns refuses his mentor's offer and kills him in battle, but the increasingly despairing situation of the BadFuture eventually prompts him to inject himself with a serum containing said mentor's Seaborn cells and blood so he could keep fighting and defend Iberia till his last breath.]]

'''Voiced by:''' Mayu Yoshioka (Japanese), Skye (Mandarin Chinese), TBA (English), Choi Ha-ri (Korean)\\

->'''Skills:''' ATK Up &#947, Longing for Home

* UnskilledButStrong: She's this gameplay-wise, and even more so when compared to other higher-rarity guards. Almost everything in Skadi's kit revolves around her swinging her sword at her targets. However, she also has one of the highest attack stats out of ''all'' operators.
* WhatIf: Her Memory Mapping in "Mizuki & Caerula Arbor" shows Skadi in three different timelines: One where the Aegir willingly chose to get assimilated by the Seaborn, another where the Abyssal Hunters going into self-exile after turning into Seaborn but still retaining their free will, and a third one of Skadi as a regular Aegir worker.

An absurdly strong bounty huntress under the employ of Rhodes Island. She plays a major role in Grani and the Knights' Treasure, and is a central character in the Abyssal Hunters' overarching plotline.

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* IceQueen: Ironically for someone with fiery abilities, Surtr fits most of the general characteristics of this trope - she's cold, dismissive of others, looks down on those less capable than her, and generally acts annoyed with everything. Even at max trust, she really only starts warming up ''a little.''

* LaserGuidedAmnesia: She suffers from a bizarre case of amnesia where her mind is filled with all manner of different memories that seem to belong to many different people. Her goal is to visit all the places she sees in her memories to try and piece together which ones are actually hers. [[spoiler:These appear to be the memories of the previous wielders of her sword, fragmented due to the original Feranmut's weakened power, although there's also an implication that the Feranmut might be actively withholding them to use as leverage over his vessel. As for Surtr herself, she has no idea where she actually came from or what she was before picking up the sword.]]

* WrongContextMagic: Surtr has no Arts abilities of her own, with all her powers stemming from the sword she wields, but even that is implied to not involve Arts. As far as everyone can tell (including herself), its freakishly strong heat powers are just an innate and borderline inexplicable property of the weapon. Combine that with the fact that she doesn't even remember where she got it from, and it becomes clear that there's something very fishy with the blade. [[spoiler:It's later revealed to be a relic housing a fragment of an ancient Feranmut, and that "Surtr" isn't actually her own name, but the name of said Feranmut.]]

* EmpathicWeapon: Her monthly squad entry in "Expeditioner's Joklumarkar" implies that [[spoiler:her sword has a Feranmut - or at least fragments of one - sealed inside of it, similar to the Black Lock and White Key. It also wants to take revenge on the beings who destroyed it and decimate Sami, to which Surtr pointedly refuses to cooperate.]]

* LaserGuidedAmnesia: She suffers from a bizarre case of amnesia where her mind is filled with all manner of different memories that seem to belong to many different people. Her goal is to visit all the places she sees in her memories to try and piece together which ones are actually hers. [[spoiler:These appear to be the memories of the previous wielders of her sword, fragmented due to the original Feranmut's weakened power, although there's also an implication that the Feranmut might be actively withholding them to use as leverage over his vessel.]]

* WrongContextMagic: Surtr has no Arts abilities of her own, with all her powers stemming from the sword she wields, but even that is implied to not involve Arts. As far as everyone can tell (including herself), its freakishly strong heat powers are just an innate and borderline inexplicable property of the weapon. Combine that with the fact that she doesn't even remember where she got it from, and it becomes clear that there's something very fishy with the blade. [[spoilers:It's later revealed to be a relic housing a fragment of an ancient Feranmut, and that "Surtr" isn't actually her own name, but the name of said Feranmut.]]