History Characters / ArknightsMilitaryCommissionOfKazdel

* VilerNewVillain: He's clearly meant to be the Commission's version of Mephisto, and manages to make the former look like a ''Saint’’ compared to him. Both are the most mentally unstable members of their respective organizations with MookMaker powers that have horrific effects o their allies, but Mpehisto at least had a sympathetic background and is pitiable for just how horrifying and painful his ultimate fate is. By contrast, the Sanguinarch is a horrific monster who just wants violence and destruction to date his HorrorHunger and has no real loyalty to his leader's plans, which further contrasts how sincerely Mephisto believed in Talulah's vision. Tellingly, while Mephisto's fate is, as previously mentioned, treated somberly, the [[spoiler:Sanguinarch's defeat is viewed as something he completely deserved]].

* BadassBoast: [[spoiler:When Logos, Ascalon and W make their presences known to the Sanguinarch as he is pursuing Eartha, he taunts Ascalon for thinking if she can actually face him, claiming that Ascalon's own mentor Theresis would be hard pressed to fight him head on.]]

** In her Operator Record, Warfarin comments to Amiya that even though violence and hunger for blood is almost second nature to Vampires, due to their long lives most of them eventually get tired of killing after a couple of centuries and calm down. However, the Sanguinarch is one of the few exceptions who has never stopped killing.

* DisneyVillainDeath: [[spoiler:He is defeated in Chapter 13 thanks to the combined efforts of Amiya, Logos, W, Ines, and Hoederer, who manage to knock him off his off his airship to his presumed death in the interdimensional sea below.]]

* FateWorseThanDeath: [[spoiler:As the Sanguinarch is practically an InvincibleVillain despite all of Rhodes Island's efforts, the only way to finally deal with him for good is to use the Vertebra of Life's control of TimeTravel to trap him permanently in the flow of time, causing him to falling forever into the interdimensional sea until presumably the end of everything.]]

* ForTheEvulz: Although his actions do consistently align with the goals of his faction, he's also prone to reveling in unnecessary cruelty against his enemies and innocents alike, just because the suffering pleases him.
* GodzillaThreshold: [[spoiler:The Sanguinarch is so absurdly powerful that Amiya, [[HeroicRRoD despite the risk that happened last time she broke a ring against Talulah]], that she's forced to break another just to match him on even footing in "The Whirlwind That Is Passion". Unfortunately, this turns out to be moot because the Sanguinarch simply generated [[ActuallyADoombot a blood clone]] for her to fight, costing her greatly as she nearly passes out in the clutches of Theresis's court if it wasn't for Ascalon, Logos, and the Doctor all showing up to save Amiya.]]

** In "The Whirlwind That Is Passion", [[spoiler:it at first seems like he finally met his match against an empowered Amiya [[PowerLimiter who shattered another one of her Rings]] and is seemingly killed on the spot after an intense battle, but in reality, he simply conjured [[ActuallyADoombot a blood clone of himself]] that took the brunt of Amiya's assault that's virtually identical to him in every way including power to wear her out so the Royal Court can attempt to capture her.]] In the end, [[spoiler:the best that can be done is to [[CuttingTheKnot simply remove him from the conflict]] by [[DisneyVillainDeath throwing him off his airship into the sea below]], which leaves the ambiguity of whether or not ''that'' would kill him, but it certainly keeps him out of the remainder of the conflict in Londinium regardless.]]

* OneManArmy: And how! He [[spoiler:not only reduced several whole Eartha squads to blood in a instant without needing to move]], but nearly two hundred years ago, [[spoiler:the Sanguinarch single-handedly fended off an entire army invading Kazdel all on his own, leaving [[NoBodyLeftBehind absolutely nothing behind]] and making him a frightening legend for centuries to come]].

* SocialDarwinist: Chapter 11 establishes the Sanguinarch has a quite strong belief in this. Namely, only those who are willing to kill, and be killed themselves should they lose their footing, are the only ones deserving existence. It's implied the Sanguinarch and his followers sided with Theresis [[spoiler:and not Theresa]] because the Regent acknowledge it's either kill or be killed and stops at nothing to see his enemies destroyed rather than show weakness.

* TooPowerfulToLive: [[spoiler:As his nature as the Lord of Vampires makes him virtually an unkillable and InvincibleVillain for all practical purposes by Rhodes Island, coupled with his sheer ruthlessness, [[SocialDarwinist Darwinistic]] philosophy, and [[TheResenter his growing hatred]] for the "Civilight Eterna" and it's inability to feed into those beliefs threatening the very future of the Sarkaz themselves; Rhodes Island has little choice but to ''completely'' divorce him from the flow of time and trap him in a FateWorseThanDeath in a parallel dimension where he falls forever.]]

* FateWorseThanDeath: [[spoiler:As the Sanguinarch is practically an InvincibleVillain despite all of Rhodes Island's efforts, the only way to finally deal with him for good is to use the Vertebra of Life's control of TimeTravel to trap him permanently in the flow of time, causing him to falling forever into the interdimensional sea until presumably the end of time itself.]]

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* PuzzleBoss: Although he's initially fairly weak, the Sanguine Throne he protects will constantly spawn minions and endlessly resurrect him each time he dies, making him unbeatable until you blow it up with one of the payload bombs that serve as Chapter 13's central mechanic. In the second phase, he instead has much higher HP and ''90% physical/Arts damage reduction'' unless he's recently been hit by a bomb, making him nearly invincible unless you bomb him in a heavily defended spot and unload all your damage into him during the short vulnerability window. And even then, you have to pay attention to when you use the bombs and what order you send them in, as he'll ''destroy'' the bomb dispenser that hit him each time he's struck, giving you a limited number of attempts.

* DamageSpongeBoss: When fought proper, the Damazti has anywhere from 100000 to 180000 HP depending on the map, fairly decent mixed defenses, and - more prominently - takes 20% less damage for every clone that's active, meaning that on the hardest maps where there are three clones active at once, each individual clone will be taking a mere fraction of what it should be. This heavily encourages [=AoE=] damage to take advantage of their SharedLifeMeter.

* StoneWall: The Damazti Cluster's damage output is relatively average, but they compensate with rapid Corrosion buildup and an immense health pool. Once they clone themselves up to three, each clone shares the same health pool, which can work against them by simply attacking all three clones at once with focused firepower.

* MesACrowd: They have the Arts ability to create semi-autonomous clones of themselves that are impossible to distinguish from the original, seemingly to no known limit, which allows them to take their MasterActor skills to the next level by impersonating an entire ''crowd'' at the same time if need be. [[spoiler:Taken to the absurd in Chapter 12 where it discusses with Logos how many copies of exist all across Terra in every nation, with one town of note in Iberia being entirely made up of two-hundred instances of themselves all posing as villagers whom maintain it's day-to-day operations simply because [[ItAmusedMe it wanted to see how that'd shake out if it did]].]]

* SoulPower: It's revealed in Chapter 12 that [[spoiler:the Kazdelian airships are powered by the angry souls of deceased Sarkaz, who want to take revenge against their oppressors for the fall of Teekaz]].

* TrueNeutral: Kal'tsit mentions that the Liches can be counted on not to take sides in the conflict. Indeed, Ermengarde tells Theresa that even though she gifted special Arts war machines to the Military Commission, the Lich Court has not committed to joining Theresis.

* SoulPower: It's revealed in Chapter 11 that [[spoiler:the Kazdelian airships are powered by the angry souls of deceased Sarkaz, who want to take revenge against their oppressors for the fall of Teekaz]].

* DisneyVillainDeath: [[spoiler:He is defeated in Chapter 13 thanks to the combined efforts of Amiya, Logos, W, Ines, and Hoederer, who manage to knock him off his off his airship to his presumed death in the sea below.]]
* TheDreaded: Immensely so. In fact, Closure explicitly warns everyone that if they see another Vampire who isn't herself and Warfarin, [[RunOrDie they are to just run]]. Fighitng Vampires is simply not worth the risk running into 'him', as to fight the Sanguinarch would simply be suicide. [[spoiler:And seeing what he did to an entire army over two-hundred years ago and does to several teams of Eartha soldiers in Chapter 10, he ''very'' much lives up to the threat.]]

* FantasticRacism: Whenever he is not making clear about [[SmugSuper how little he thinks of his enemies]], he is belittling the culture of his opponents. When Siege thinks he is playing with the Eartha team like a hunter with its pray, he rebukes her by saying "do not misunderstand me with your culture". His later comments make it clear he doesn't think much about Victorian culture of royalty in general.

For tropes related to her, see the folder '''Tower of Babel''' in ''Characters/ArknightsOthers''.

* PoweredByAForsakenChild: It's revealed in Chapter 11 that [[spoiler:the Kazdelian airships are powered by the angry souls of deceased Sarkaz, who want to take revenge against their oppressors for the fall of Teekaz]].

** In "The Whirlwind That Is Passion", [[spoiler:it at first seems like he finally met his match against an empowered Amiya [[PowerLimiter who shattered another one of her Rings]] and is seemingly killed on the spot after an intense battle, but in reality, he simply conjured [[ActuallyADoombot a blood clone of himself]] that took the brunt of Amiya's assault that's virtually identical to him in every way including power to wear her out so the Royal Court can attempt to capture her.]]