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Asskicking Leads To Leadership is the new name of the trope.


* AsskickingEqualsAuthority: Mixed with LargeAndInCharge, they do appear to have some sort of system of leadership, if only a bare one, as the strongest and burliest troll in Qliphoth steps forward, to the exclusion of the others when they fail.

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* AsskickingEqualsAuthority: AsskickingLeadsToLeadership: Mixed with LargeAndInCharge, they do appear to have some sort of system of leadership, if only a bare one, as the strongest and burliest troll in Qliphoth steps forward, to the exclusion of the others when they fail.
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* ArrowCatch: While being chewed out by a Kushan general for failing to complete his mission, Silat catches an arrow in fight just inches before it hits the guy's face. He makes it even more badass by saying in DramaticDeadpan, "There are more pressing issues."

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* ArrowCatch: While being chewed out by a Kushan general for failing to complete his mission, Silat catches an arrow in fight flight just inches before it hits the guy's face. He makes it even more badass by saying in DramaticDeadpan, "There are more pressing issues."
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[[caption-width-right:350:Scerpio surrounded by the restless dead]]

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* UncannyValley: His vacant, glassy eyes invoke his absolute lack of redeemable characteristics.

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* CoolPet: Is frequently seen riding a garuda. [[spoiler:After he joins up with Rickert's group, it and a few others of its kind becomes their method of escape from Falconia.]]


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* NobleBirdOfPrey: Is frequently seen riding a garuda. [[spoiler:After he joins up with Rickert's group, it and a few others of its kind becomes their method of escape from Falconia.]]

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* AllGaysArePedophiles: The only male character besides Gennon in the Golden Age Arc who's unambiguously homosexual, and they're both guilty of raping pre-pubescent boys.

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* AllGaysArePedophiles: The only male character besides Gennon in the Golden Age Arc who's unambiguously homosexual, and they're both guilty of raping pre-pubescent boys.boys. It's questionable whether he's actually gay or if targeting young boys is just more convenient for him.


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* UncannyValley: His vacant, glassy eyes invoke his absolute lack of redeemable characteristics.

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* BladeOnAStick: He uses a trident that harmonizes with his knight division's whale/shark theme. He later uses a ranseur when he dons his shark armor at Doldrey.



* WeaponOfChoice: As stated above, a trident that harmonizes with his knight division's whale/shark theme. He later uses a ranseur when he dons his shark armor at Doldrey.



* EpicFlail: His WeaponOfChoice is a spiked ball on a long chain, which he spins so fast that one can barely keep track of it. Adon boasts that Samson's iron ball can crush the skull of a water buffalo in one strike, and when Guts first deflects it the ricochet crushes the head of a hapless Tudor mercenary inside his helmet.

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* EpicFlail: His WeaponOfChoice weapon is a spiked ball on a long chain, which he spins so fast that one can barely keep track of it. Adon boasts that Samson's iron ball can crush the skull of a water buffalo in one strike, and when Guts first deflects it the ricochet crushes the head of a hapless Tudor mercenary inside his helmet.



* BladeOnAStick: His favorite weapon is a long-hafted berdiche, with which he is capable of cutting men in half.



* WeaponOfChoice: His favorite weapon is a long-hafted [[BladeOnAStick berdiche]], with which he is capable of cutting men in half.



* ImpossiblyCoolWeapon: He has a lot of exotic and weird - but nonetheless cool - weapons that deem him a circus freak. Warriors from the Kushan empire and the Bakiraka especially are notorious for using these types of weapons.



* WeaponOfChoice: He has a lot of exotic and weird - [[ImpossiblyCoolWeapon but nonetheless cool]] - weapons that deem him a circus freak. Warriors from the Kushan empire and the Bakiraka especially are notorious for using these types of weapons.



* DoubleWeapon: The maduvu or maru, a real-life Southern Indian weapon made of two metal-tipped horns facing in opposite directions connected by two hand grips and sometimes fitted with a shield. This appropriately complements their own horns and emphasizes their beastly nature.



* WeaponOfChoice: The maduvu or maru, a real-life Southern Indian weapon made of two metal-tipped horns facing in opposite directions connected by two hand grips and sometimes fitted with a shield. This appropriately complements their own horns and emphasizes their beastly nature.
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* AnAxeToGrind: Favors a heavy battleax, befitting his brutish and intimidating nature.
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* DarkSkinnedBlond: Depicted in the 1997-98 anime with a bronzed complexion that contrasts with his blond hair.

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* PosthumousCharacter: By the time the series began, Abecassis has been dead.


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A posthumous antagonist from ''LightNovel/BerserkTheFlameDragonKnight''
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* PosthumousCharacter: By the time the series began, Abecassis has been dead.
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* PosthumousCharacter: By the time the series began, Abecassis has been dead.


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[[folder:General Abecassis]]
* FauxAffablyEvil: He speaks with feigned paternalistic concern to the captive children whom he brutalizes. His catchphrase whenever he's about to horribly punish somebody is "Oh no... now your teacher's sad."
* HopeSpot: Invoked by him when he sets up Grunbeld, Edvard, and Sigurd's fight with the Tiger. He merely gives them wooden swords because he can't let them have a real chance of winning, but since it's no fun if they won't put up a struggle, he also leaves an enormous 200 pound warhammer in the arena to give them a false sense of hope. It would surely kill the tiger if anyone were able to actually swing it, but Abecassis knows that even Grunbeld isn't strong enough to do so. It'll be fun to see Grunbeld try and fail, he thinks. The problem is that Grunbeld actually pulls it off!
* IWillPunishYourFriendForYourFailure: Grunbeld was the most disobedient and defiant of the children in Fort Chester for "Conversion Education," but Abecassis doesn't want to kill him because of what a splendid soldier he would make if converted. It would also be undesirable to make a martyr of him, as long as he could potentially be turned into a role model of submission for the other children. This still leaves the problem of how to punish him, especially because he stoically ignores any physical pain. Abecassis eventually wises up and takes Sigurd away to be gang-raped, refusing Grunbeld's pleas to spare her on the grounds that hurting his friend is the only punishment he will understand.
* MakeAnExampleOfThem: Abecassis will kill or torture any Grant child who disrespects his authority in order to keep the others in line. He pays particular attention to Grunbeld since all the other children look up to him as a symbol of defiance.
* NeckLift: When Sir Abecassis overhears a Grantian boy mutter "Shove your one god and your Emperor up your ass", he lifts the child into the air by his neck and snaps it.
*PantheraAwesome: After four years Abecassis finally decides he needs to get rid of Grunbeld, so he brings in a Kushan man-eating tiger that's about nine feet long and over six hundred pounds. Bad news for Grunbeld and friends, but the resulting fight is awesome.
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* BerserkButton: Betrayal tends to set him off quickly.
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* KarmaHoudini: Despite it being him that created the Man-Made-Behelit, which was used to corrupt the fetuses of raped women to mass-produce demon soldiers, as well as controlling the Pishacha that have butchered countless, these crimes are all pinned on Ganishka and he never actually faces much punishment, [[RetiredMonster being able to escape judgement as a simple farmer]].

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* KarmaHoudini: Despite it being him that created the Man-Made-Behelit, which was used to corrupt the fetuses of raped women to mass-produce demon soldiers, as well as controlling the Pishacha that have butchered countless, these crimes are all pinned on Ganishka and he never actually faces much punishment, [[RetiredMonster being able to escape judgement as a simple farmer]].farmer]]. The crimes related to the Man-Made-Behelit are also often attributed to Ganishka and not him.
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* KarmaHoudini: Despite it being him that created the Man-Made-Behelit, which was used to corrupt the fetuses of raped women to mass-produce demon soldiers, as well as controlling the Pishacha that have butchered countless, he never actually faces much punishment, and [[RetiredMonster is able to escape judgement as a simple farmer]].

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* KarmaHoudini: Despite it being him that created the Man-Made-Behelit, which was used to corrupt the fetuses of raped women to mass-produce demon soldiers, as well as controlling the Pishacha that have butchered countless, these crimes are all pinned on Ganishka and he never actually faces much punishment, and [[RetiredMonster is being able to escape judgement as a simple farmer]].
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* EvilCounterpart: Ironically despite having no personal ties with him, he sort of mirrors Guts to the worst extreme. Both were betrayed by a parent who tried to kill them in childhood, and later someone who they trusted dearly, which ''really'' set them down a dark path. Like the Black Swordsman, Ganishka's brutal and savage demeanor stems from the trauma of these betrayals. He's also on a mission to destroy Griffith and the Godhand like Guts despite how impossible that seems, which he points out himself when they come face to face.
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* NiceHat: A big, tricornered one.
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* MakingASplash: UpToEleven. They are described as high-level water elementals, able to devastate armies and large structures with ease.

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* MakingASplash: UpToEleven. They are described as high-level water elementals, able to devastate armies and large structures with ease.



* CombatTentacles: Its main form of attack. [[UpToEleven The combat tentacles of its combat tentacles have combat tentacles.]]

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* CombatTentacles: Its main form of attack. [[UpToEleven The combat tentacles of its combat tentacles have combat tentacles.]]



* SeaMonster: Taken UpToEleven. It's a sea monster that can easily eat ''other'' sea monsters, and is practically made up ''of'' sea monsters.

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* SeaMonster: Taken UpToEleven. It's a sea monster that can easily eat ''other'' sea monsters, and is practically made up ''of'' sea monsters.
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* StrongAndSkilled: They're strong enough that their punches and kicks can literally crush their enemies, even if they're wearing metal armor, and fight with Karate-like punches and kicks.

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* StrongAndSkilled: They're strong enough that their punches and kicks can literally crush their enemies, even if they're wearing metal armor, capable of crushing armor without the use of weapons at all, and fight with Karate-like punches and kicks.kicks that generally destroy whatever's unfortunate enough to get hit by them.
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* StrongAndSkilled: They're strong enough that their punches and kicks can literally crush their enemies, even if they're wearing metal armor, and fight with Karate-like punches and kicks.
* SuperStrength: They're capable of crushing the helmets and skulls of armored soldiers with their punches, although having super tough callouses on their hands also probably helps.


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* NoodlePeople: Their leader. He's not only tall, but has pipe thin limbs.


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* RunningGag: He'll bite his crewmates, his first mate in particular, when he gets upset or to rebuke them.
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* DarkChick: The female doesn't fight physically like her teammates, rather relying on her inflammable powder (see below).

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* DarkChick: The DarkActionGirl: While the female member doesn't fight physically like her teammates, rather relying she instead relies on her inflammable powder (see below).to do the job for her.

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He has the appearance of a dark-skinned {{Biseinen}} with long hair and is always accompanied by his grotesquely muscled bodyguards, the Tapasa.

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He has the appearance of a dark-skinned {{Biseinen}} biseinen with long hair and is always accompanied by his grotesquely muscled bodyguards, the Tapasa.



* {{Biseinen}}: Silat is a lean-muscled, long-haired, and androgynous man who fights in an elegant manner.
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* FreudianExcuse: [[spoiler: As a child, his own mother tried to murder him in favor of his brother, leading him to kill them both in paranoid, heartbroken rage. This paranoia continued well into adulthood, as he had to face several nobles plotting against him, and later killed his father and began a campaign of conquest because he was that terrified of betrayal and death. Soon his own son tried to assassinate him, and in despair, he summoned the Godhand, sacrificed his son, and became a demon king figuratively and literally.]] He's still a vile individual, but knowing this it's no ''wonder'' he grew up to be this way.

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* EvenEvilHasLovedOnes: Implied when he watches Guts kill Samson. He looks [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone shocked and horrified]] as his brother falls dead from a crushing blow to the head, implying that he genuinely cared for Samson... [[DirtyCoward of course, not enough to actively do anything about it. Rather he just sends more men after Guts instead of going up to face Guts himself]]. Some brother...though he at least got on the mercenaries who shrugged off Samson's death as [[AMillionIsAStatistic just another casualty.]]

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* EvenEvilHasLovedOnes: Implied when he watches Guts kill Samson. He looks [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone shocked and horrified]] as his brother falls dead from a crushing blow to the head, implying that he genuinely cared for Samson... [[DirtyCoward of course, not enough to actively do anything about it. Rather he just sends more men after Guts instead of going up to face Guts himself]]. Some brother...though it]]. Though he at least got on the mercenaries who shrugged off Samson's death as [[AMillionIsAStatistic just another casualty.]]

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* FleshEatingZombie: Even after possessing a human, they are commonly shown to prey on other humans, cannibalizing on those that were not yet possessed

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* FleshEatingZombie: Even after possessing a human, they are commonly shown to prey on other humans, cannibalizing on those that were not yet possessedpossessed.


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* TheUsualAdversaries: Whether possessing skeletons, animals, trees, fire, or even the snow itself, expect them to always go after Guts.
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* DisappearsIntoLight: [[spoiler:Upon being given the CoupDeGrace by Femto, he dissolves into a dazzling breach into the fabric of reality.]]

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* DisappearsIntoLight: [[spoiler:Upon being given the CoupDeGrace by Femto, he dissolves into a dazzling breach into in the fabric of reality.]]
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** Take another look at the picture above; you see those large lumps on their hands and knees, among other places? Those are ''callouses'', ones the size of a softball that are hard and durable enough to deflect swords and arrows and ''cave an armored soldier's skull in through his helmet.''

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* SlaveMooks: The War Slaves are captured enemies of the empire forced to fight in the front line, lest they be killed by the troops behind them for trying to desert. They will either kill or be killed by their own countrymen, which the Kushan use to break the enemy's will to fight.

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The War Slaves are captured enemies of the empire forced to fight in the front line, lest they be killed by the troops behind them for trying to desert. They will either kill or be killed by their own countrymen, which the Kushan use to break the enemy's will to fight.fight.
** According to promotional info, Kushan magic seems to be based on using some spirits to enslave other spirits. The Kundalini used by Daiba certainly is seen explicitly controlling undines to exert its power over water.



* LargeHam: For a serious guy he is surprisingly fond of grandstanding during battles, to the point that Guts calls him a "circus performer".

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* LargeHam: For a serious guy (and an assassin) he is surprisingly fond of grandstanding during battles, to the point that Guts calls him a "circus performer".



* MeaningfulName: In real life, UsefulNotes/{{Silat}} is a type of martial art indigenous to Indonesia and Malaysia. The usage of the term is similar to Kung-fu in China, where it's actually a catch-all term that encompasses a large variety of styles. It's a fitting name for a person who fights with such exotic weapons and unorthodox styles.

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* MeaningfulName: In real life, UsefulNotes/{{Silat}} is a type of martial art indigenous to Indonesia and Malaysia. The usage of the term is similar to Kung-fu kung fu in China, where it's actually a catch-all term that encompasses a large variety of styles. It's a fitting name for a person who fights with such exotic weapons and unorthodox styles.



* SuperNotDrowningSkills: The short mercenary dives underwater and through narrow passages like a freaking fish, and he is not shown out of the water for a good few minutes.

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* SuperNotDrowningSkills: The short mercenary dives underwater and through narrow passages like a freaking fish, and he is not shown out of the water for a good few minutes. Whether he uses the same technique as Daiba or not is unknown.



* AdiposeRex: A fat monarch of the FatBastard variety.

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* AdiposeRex: A He's a fat monarch example of a monarch, of the FatBastard variety. However, he is also very broad of shoulders, implying that rather than fat, he is just a big man who has let himself go.



* AlmightyIdiot: [[spoiler:In his final form he has almost godly levels of power and is capable of truly horrifying amounts of destruction, but his ego has completely collapsed. He can't even remember who or what he is. ]]

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* AlmightyIdiot: [[spoiler:In his final form he has almost godly levels of power and is capable of truly horrifying amounts of destruction, but his ego has completely collapsed. He collapsed, and he can't even remember who or what he is. ]]



%%* AscendToAHigherPlaneOfExistence: After the Millennium Falcon Arc, it seems that [[spoiler:Ganishka's body has now been transformed into the proverbial Tree of Life whose branches spread all over the world]].%%Examples aren't ambiguous, and examples aren't recent. Is he an example or isn't he?

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%%* * AscendToAHigherPlaneOfExistence: After the Millennium Falcon Arc, it seems that [[spoiler:Ganishka's Ganishka's body has now been transformed [[spoiler:transforms into the proverbial Tree of Life whose branches spread all over the world]].%%Examples aren't ambiguous, and examples aren't recent. Is he an example or isn't he?



* DespairEventHorizon: He reached his when [[spoiler:his own son, whom he secretly feared, orchestrated a coup d'état and attempted to have him assassinated during a banquet held in his honor. Dying, with his drink having been poisoned and repeatedly impaled with spears, his bleeding wounds combined with his despair activated his beherit, resulting in him sacrificing his son in exchange for being reborn as an apostle.]]

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He reached his when [[spoiler:his own son, whom he secretly feared, orchestrated a coup d'état and attempted to have him assassinated during a banquet held in his honor. Dying, with his drink having been poisoned and repeatedly impaled with spears, his bleeding wounds combined with his despair activated his beherit, resulting in him sacrificing his son in exchange for being reborn as an apostle.]]



* EnemyMine: He offers this to Guts after realizing the Black Swordsman is as much Griffith's enemy as he is. Guts, while glad that the apostles aren't above infighting, declines.

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* EnemyMine: He offers this to Guts after realizing the Black Swordsman is as much Griffith's enemy as he is. Guts, while glad that the apostles aren't above infighting, declines.declines in his usual way.



* EvilerThanThou: His goals are just as grisly as those of the Godhand, but he still believes his are better than theirs.

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* EvilerThanThou: Inverted. His goals are just as grisly as those of the Godhand, but he still believes his are better than theirs.



* FreudianExcuse: [[spoiler: As a child, his mother tried to murder him in favor of his brother, leading him to kill them both in paranoid, heartbroken rage. This paranoia continued well into adulthood, as he had to face several nobles plotting against him and when he killed his father and began a campaign of conquest because he was that terrified of betrayal and death. Soon his own son tried to assassinate him, and in despair, he summoned the Godhand, sacrificed his son, and became a demon king figuratively and literally.]] He's still a vile individual, but knowing this it's no ''wonder'' he grew up to be this way.

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* FreudianExcuse: [[spoiler: As a child, his own mother tried to murder him in favor of his brother, leading him to kill them both in paranoid, heartbroken rage. This paranoia continued well into adulthood, as he had to face several nobles plotting against him him, and when he later killed his father and began a campaign of conquest because he was that terrified of betrayal and death. Soon his own son tried to assassinate him, and in despair, he summoned the Godhand, sacrificed his son, and became a demon king figuratively and literally.]] He's still a vile individual, but knowing this it's no ''wonder'' he grew up to be this way.



* NonStandardCharacterDesign: Ganishka is the only Apostle yet whose monster form appears as a completely separated spirit rather than a physical change of his own body.

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* NonStandardCharacterDesign: Ganishka is the only Apostle yet whose monster form appears as a completely separated spirit entity rather than a physical change of his own body.



* SmarterThanYouLook: He's vile, cruel, looks like a buffoon, and is generally one of the most unpleasant people in the entire manga, but one would be gravely mistaken to ever call him stupid.

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* SmarterThanYouLook: He's vile, cruel, looks like a buffoon, bit cartoonish, and is generally one of the most unpleasant people in the entire manga, but one would be gravely mistaken to ever call him stupid.



* VillainousUnderdog: Strangely, this is his relationship to Griffith, although, to characters within the story, it seems like it's the opposite. On paper, Ganishka has thousands of demonically-enhanced monsters, hundreds of thousands of troops, and the resources of the world's largest nation, while also being one of the most powerful Apostles on the planet, while Griffith starts off with no evident abilities beyond his great charisma and only a few thousand soldiers at most. But Griffith has the flow of causality on his side, and therefore every time he and Ganishka come to blows, circumstances always turn out as good as possible for Griffith and as bad as possible for Ganishka--and while Ganishka is an Apostle, Griffith is an incarnation of the God Hand and miles above him on every level. He is doomed by fate itself to only ever be an impressive foe for Griffith to vanquish, and the one time they properly face-off, Ganishka quickly realizes he is ''utterly'' outclassed.

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* VillainousUnderdog: Strangely, this is his relationship to Griffith, although, to characters within the story, it seems like it's the opposite. On paper, Ganishka has thousands of demonically-enhanced monsters, hundreds of thousands of troops, and the resources of the world's largest nation, while also being one of one, if not the most powerful Apostles Apostle on the planet, while Griffith starts off with no evident abilities beyond his great charisma and only a few thousand soldiers at most. But Griffith has the flow of causality on his side, and therefore every time he and Ganishka come to blows, circumstances always turn out as good as possible for Griffith and as bad as possible for Ganishka--and while Ganishka is an Apostle, Griffith is an incarnation of the God Hand and miles above him on every level. He is doomed by fate itself to only ever be an impressive foe for Griffith to vanquish, and the one time they properly face-off, Ganishka quickly realizes he is ''utterly'' outclassed.



* AmbiguousSituation: A flashback shows Daiba was the person who gave Ganishka his behelit, thus leading to him becoming an Apostle. However, whether Daiba himself knew exactly what was he giving away and what did he expect to happen remain unknown.



* HandSeals: He controls his magic by using hand gestures or ''mudra''.

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* HandSeals: He controls his magic by using hand gestures or ''mudra''.''mudra'', with the occasional incantation.



* PowersDoTheFighting: His fighting style is levitating around while sending his spells and creatures do the job.



* SuperNotDrowningSkills: Justified. When attacked by Serpico while riding his Kundalini, Daiba opts to retreat inside the large water snake, where he explicitly uses yoga to retain his breath for a long time without drowning. This is a real life practice named ''kumbhaka'', although needlessly to say, real yogis cannot retain their breath for the clearly prolonged time Daiba does here.



* SeaMonster: Daiba described them as superweapons capable of slaying ten ships by themselves.

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* SeaMonster: Daiba described them as superweapons capable of slaying ten ships warships by themselves.



* FightingAShadow: [[spoiler:The real Kundalini is a small lean snake-creature that controls the far larger water form. Killing it causes the form to collapse.]]
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* FightingAShadow: [[spoiler:The real Kundalini is a small lean snake-creature physical snake that controls the far larger water form. Killing it causes the form to collapse.]]
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** His rebellion against the Godhand is driven by his innate nature as an Apostle to follow them. He rejects the hiearchy he is a part of, and this drives his RageAgainstTheHeavens. However, despite fighting to the bitter end, he is consumed with an immense fear of Griffith, as he slowly realizes his place in the totem pole of evil. Ehen Griffith directly approaches him, Ganishka is forced on his knees in front of his entire army. It's like being forced to submit to a god after denying its existence for so long. This causes him to undergo a second DespairEventHorizon.

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** His rebellion against the Godhand is driven by his innate nature as an Apostle to follow them. He rejects the hiearchy he is a part of, and this drives his RageAgainstTheHeavens. However, despite fighting to the bitter end, he is consumed with an immense fear of Griffith, as he slowly realizes his place in the totem pole of evil. Ehen When Griffith directly approaches him, Ganishka is forced on his knees in front of his entire army. It's like being forced to submit to a god after denying its existence for so long. This causes him to undergo a second DespairEventHorizon.
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* CardCarryingVillain: Openly describes himself as a "demon king" and other variants of that.


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** Undergoes a second one after being forced to kneel to Griffith.


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* IronicFear: His fears make up one of his largest character traits:
** Despite being the totalitarian autocrat of the largest empire of all the world, he is consumed with a neverending paranoia that it can all be taken away. He is consistently worried about his own position and so [[InferioritySuperiorityComplex constantly asserts his dominance with acts of wanton cruelty and violence]].
** His rebellion against the Godhand is driven by his innate nature as an Apostle to follow them. He rejects the hiearchy he is a part of, and this drives his RageAgainstTheHeavens. However, despite fighting to the bitter end, he is consumed with an immense fear of Griffith, as he slowly realizes his place in the totem pole of evil. Ehen Griffith directly approaches him, Ganishka is forced on his knees in front of his entire army. It's like being forced to submit to a god after denying its existence for so long. This causes him to undergo a second DespairEventHorizon.

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