History Characters / Classicaloid

--> '''Sousuke:''' That sarcastic way of speaking...[[CrowningMomentOfFunny Don't tell me you're Pad-kun?!]]

* HeterosexualLifePartners: He and Mozart have shades of this, considering their RedOniBlueOni dynamic and how they're rarely seen apart. They's also on a FirstNameBasis, given that he calls him "Wolf" and Motes refers to him as "Lud-kun".

** While he does have an EstrogenBrigade in Kanae's friends after he impresses them with Mujik in episode 2, he rarely has a chance to interact with them afterwards.

* BerserkButton: Don't call him [[FlawedProtoype blotched]].

* [[spoiler:ArtificialHuman: All of them were created in a lab by Kyougo Otowa. They were originally called "Alcheloids" before Bach redubbed them Classicaloids.]]
* CameBackWrong: Downplayed, but seems the process of coming back into the modern day wasn't perfect, as several of them have notable differences. Whether it be changes in gender (Liszt and Tchaiko), skin color (Bach), age (Tchaiko and Wagner) or even species (Dvořák). Although only Tchaiko is bothered by it as she can't drink vodka due to being under aged.
* HistoricalBeautyUpdate: One of Pad-kun's main functions is to lampshade this trope. Considering the [[GenderFlip drastic]] [[YouGottaHaveBlueHair divergence]] in appearance from their past selves, this may possibly be deliberate.
* MagicMusic: All of them have access to their "Musik". A reality warping power channelled through playing their original songs, complete with Magical Girl like transformations.
* PastLifeMemories: This trope does get invoked on occasion outside of triggering their TransformationSequence, such as in episode 3 where Beethoven recalls meeting Franz Liszt as a young boy.

The show's BigBad.

* MaliciousMisnaming: Calls Sousuke "Chousuke" to his annoyance.

* CameBackWrong: It seems the process of coming back into the modern day wasn't perfect, as several of them have notable differences. Whether it be changes in gender (Liszt and Tchaiko), skin color (Bach), age (Tchaiko and Wagner) or even species (Dvořák).

!!LudwigVanBeethoven

!! Creator/JohannSebastianBach

!!Creator/WolfgangAmadeusMozart

* BadBoss: For Tchaiko and Bada. He works them to exhaustion as part of their Clasky:Klasky idol act but they're too afraid of him to make a direct complaint.

* ManInWhite: His composer outfit heavily features white.

* MaliciousMisnaming: Often on the receiving end from Liszt's use of the trope. This comes to a head when the real Sousuke is replaced by a "MitsuruLoid".
--> '''Liszt, about the MitsuruLoid:''' Piece of Junk really is a piece of junk, after all.

** He strives to perfect his gyoza-making skills no matter what it takes! He goes through several intensive frying methods (at one point reducing the meat into ashes) as well as a wide array of black-coloured foods in order to achieve the recipe for what he terms as the 'Jet-Black Harmony Gyoza' in episode 5. [[spoiler: He's trying to recreate the taste of the gyoza Kyougo had given to him.]] In episode 13, he's interested in fishing, but he uses gyoza as fish bait.

* TranslatorBuddy: She is the only one who can understand Bach's use of musical terms, and translates for the benefit of Badazewska, who can't quite understand him. However, she doesn't know what Bach's true intentions are since he doesn't give her any further information, which frustrates her. [[spoiler:In episode 13, it's revealed she knows Bach can speak normally - it's just that he doesn't do so for some reason.]]

* ManInWhite: His Composer outfit heavily features white.

* TerseTalker: He strings musical terms together as short, one-word sentences in quick successive order. Suffice to say, he isn't very verbose.
** Averted in episode 12, he articulates his thoughts clearly to Kanae and gives a TheReasonYouSuckSpeech to Beethes and Motes.

!!Mitsuru
The assistant of Kanae's father and right hand woman to Bach.

** Taken to extreme in Episode 15 where his digital music causes glass to crack and objects falling down around him. [[spoiler: His singing is even worse as it causes everyone in the school to collapse in pain. Beethoven even wonders if they're being assaulted by Musik.]]

* HeterosexualLifePartners: He and Beethoven have shades of this, considering their RedOniBlueOni dynamic and how they're rarely seen apart. They's also on a FirstNameBasis, given that he refers to him as "Lud-kun" and Beethes calls him "Wolf".
* InnocentlyInsensitive: Motes comes as this sometimes.

%%*TookALevelInDumbass: Seems to become stupider the more the series goes on. Seriously, some of his actions tend to border on TooDumbToLive.
%%* UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom: ''[[PunctuatedForEmphasis Every. Single. Time.]]''

* StoicSpectacles: Is normally the most stoic of the group that bases itself at the Otowa mansion. He does have his NotSoStoic moments, however, such as when he fanboys over his senpai or

* TheStoic: In his early appearances, he doesn't show any outward emotional reaction at all. Come episode 12 and this trope is subverted, he's actually more expressive outside of work.

* SlidingScaleOfRobotIntelligence: Between levels 3 and 4, because while he does have feelings and sarcasm, the most intelligence he has shown beyond that is operating the functions of "The Searcher", the in-universe counterpart to Google.

Kanae's Father, a scientist and [[spoiler: creator of the Classicaloids]].

The Assistant of Kanae's Father and right hand woman to Bach.

* PetTheDog: When Beethoven and Mozart come to her for a job, she sets them up with legitimate interviews with a local school looking for music teachers with no strings attached.
* TheDragon: For Bach, to the point where she distributed the Arkhe Doll program that shot Jolie (and by extension, Cho-chan) to fame.

* TookALevelInDumbass: Seems to become stupider the more the series goes on. Seriously, some of his actions tend to border on TooDumbToLive.

* AttentionWhore: Downplayed. She doesn't demand that she be in the spotlight but she certainly enjoys the attention. She mentions in episode 3 that she loves giving live performances, which had temporarily blinded her to Chopin's fear of them. She also doesn't seem to mind being stared at by others in episode 4. This is given more focus in episode 11, where she believes that she must become the symbol of feminine beauty at the Otowa mansion while Kanae is away. Instead of doing her given chores, she [[LargeHam hams it up]] and strikes ridiculously dramatic poses in various places.

* CosmicPlaything: Heavily implied to be the case, since his Mujik always goes wrong and he can't be with his Beethoven-senpai for too long lest there be a problem (either involving Musik or not).
* ConspiracyTheorist: His fixation on Goethe's "Der Elkonig" leads him to believe that everybody around him is a potential minion of the titular monster.

* PowerIncontinence: He can't quite control his Musik powers, thus causing random bouts of infantilisation everywhere he goes.
** It happens again in Episode 13 where he inadvertently uses his Musik and [[spoiler: turns into a trout for the majority of the episode.]]
* SempaiKouhai: He admires his "Beethoven-sempai".

* StoicSpectacles: Is normally the most stoic of the group that bases itself at the Otowa mansion. He does have his NotSoStoic moments, however, such as when he fanboys over his senpai.

* IdolSinger: Episode 2 shows her as one half of an idol group with Badarzewka called "Clasky:Klasky".
* GenderFlip: In real life, she was a he.
* SwarmOfRats: Tchaiko's {{Mook}}s, led by King.
* TranslatorBuddy: She is the only one who can understand Bach's use of musical terms, and translates for the benefit of Badazewska, who can't quite understand him. However, she doesn't know what Bach's true intentions are since he doesn't give her any further information, which frustrates her. In episode 13, it's revealed she knows Bach can speak normally - it's just that he doesn't do so for some reason.

* GreenEyedMonster: Secretly jealous of Tchaiko's talent which comes to a head when they break up in episode 14.
* IdolSinger: Episode 2 shows her as one half of an idol group with Tchaikovsky called "Clasky:Klasky".

* CoolShades: Despite his typical "composer" look, he wears shades to distinguish himself from everyone else.

* LightIsNotGood: His Composer costume and Musik incorporate mostly whites and golds, yet he is definitely the BigBad.
* ManInWhite: His Composer outfit heavily features white.

* TheStoic: In his early appearances, he doesn't show any outward emotional reaction at all. Come episode 12 and this trope is subverted, he's actually more expressive.

* UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom: ''[[PunctuatedForEmphasis Every. Single. Time.]]''

* UnwillingInstigatorOfDoom: ''[[PunctuatedForEmphasis Every. Single. Time.]]''

Kanae's ChildhoodFriend and freeloader at the mansion. A budding musician who idolises the Classicaloids' Mujik.

* BerserkButton: Depriving him of the opportunity to taste his gyoza, as evidenced by him unleashing his Mujik in episode 1.

* TransformingMecha: His initial Mujik shtick is to create these.

* LoveFreak: She's really, ''really'' into the idea of love. She's able to sense the love present in the mansion, which motivates her into using Mujik in episode 3. She even gets [[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything excited]] just thinking about it.

* TheLostLenore: [[spoiler: "Jolly", whom is more historically known as his former girlfriend George Sand. He recreated the latter as a virtual idol due to his loneliness, and used Mujik to make her more real - accidentally making her into a Classicaloid in the process. When Jolly willingly allows herself to be deleted, Chopin is shown to not have gotten over her death by attempting to create Jolly 2.0]].

* CosmicPlaything: Heavily implied to be the case, since his Mujik always goes wrong and he can't be with his Beethoven-senpai for too long lest there be a problem (either involving Mujik or not).

* MrExposition: He provides information on the previous lives of the Classicaloid composers and the songs present in their Mujik. Also takes on this role momentarily in episode 13 to identify the types of fish (and single snail) present in the pond, due to the fact fish can't understand human ways of communication.

* EverythingsBetterWithSpinning: Seems to enjoy riding the robot vacuum in episode 10, to the point where it doesn't complain about being spun rapidly on said robot vacuum due to Mujik.

* TrademarkFavoriteFood: Gyoza. He loves making it, vocally defending it and eating it, to the point where Motes' ''Eine Kleine Nacht[[{{Pun}} mujik]]'' (which has lyrics about making wishes come true) gives Beethes a gyoza suit and dancing gyoza buddies. It's also integral to his character development, too - [[spoiler: Kanae's father had made some unusual sweet gyoza with a black filling to cheer him and Motes up]].

Moves into the house in Episode 6. Nicknamed "Shuu-san".

* NearlyNormalAnimal: Strangely, aside from its involvement with [[{{Pun}} Mujikal]] activities, its color, its scarf and the rare human-like expression, it is a normal, albeit out of place, shoebill.

!!Kanae's Father (Kyougo Otowa)
A scientist and [[spoiler: creator of the Classicaloids]].

!!The Assistant of Kanae's Father (Mitsuru)