History Characters / CriticalRoleMarquetCampaign

* BatmanParody: Downplayed; he's (largely) a BadassNormal in a group who otherwise are largely superpowered in some way, making use primarily of his combat ability, intense physical fitness, smarts, and some special equipment to keep up. It's mostly called out when Orym reveals during Nana Mori's "truth" test that he's privately worked out how to "neutralise" ''all'' of them, calling to mind the infamous ''ComicBook/JLATowerOfBabel'' story.

** This is later Deconstructed too, showcasing what would happen to someone like Orym in a party like the flashy but highly dysfunctional Bell's Hells. Orym's OnlySaneMan status means he quickly became TheConfidant for the mor troubled and traumatic Hells, which resulted in him bottling up his own issues and cracking under the pressure of being the one they rely on to keep them all functional, and combined with the experiences they go through, he begins to show signs of PTSD and depression as a result. The rest of the Hells quickly recognise this, and it hits them how damaging they are that they're breaking ''Orym''.

* LaughingMad: In situations of extreme stress or emotion that they can't punch their way out of, Ashton is prone to fits of nervous giggles.

* FatalFlaw: Lack of self-worth. FCG's ExtremeDoormat behavior stems from the belief that everyone else has more value than him due to him not being truly alive as an Aeormaton. This makes him extremely reckless and self-sacrificing, putting himself in peril to help others and at times volunteering to be sold or destroyed. Even after seeing proof positive that he has a soul and is equally alive as everyone else and finding a divine patron in the Changebringer, FCG continues to insist that he has to serve a higher purpose in order to have value. [[{{Irony}} Ironically]] he finally embraces the fact that he is alive [[spoiler:in his final moments before his HeroicSacrifice, stating that was given life by the connections he made with his friends.]]

* FatalFlaw: Lack of self-worth. FCG's ExtremeDoormat behavior stems from the belief that everyone else has more value than him due to him not being truly alive as an Aeormaton. This makes him extremely reckless and self-sacrificing, putting himself in peril to help others and at times volunteering to be sold or destroyed. Even after seeing proof positive that he has a soul and is equally alive as everyone else and finding a divine patron in the Changebringer, FCG continues to insist that he has to serve a higher purpose in order to have value. [[Irony Ironically]] he finally embraces the fact that he is alive [[spoiler:in his final moments before his HeroicSacrifice, stating that was given life by the connections he made with his friends.]]

* DoAndroidsDream: [[DiscussedTrope Discussed]]. F.C.G. doesn't believe he has a soul, considering that automatons, according to them, are inherently different from those he calls "soul-touched". The party is quick to disagree with him, considering that the way he acts seems no different than any other mortal creature. The trope is discussed further and by name when Dorian asks F.C.G. if he ''does'' dream. F.C.G. replies that they never has before, but they'll try. After he tries, Ashton mentions that he saw F.C.G. twitching when he was shut down, suggesting there's at least something going on there. [[spoiler:Pike Trickfoot]] is able to prove definitely that he has a soul, but leaves the meaning of that truth up to FCG. [[spoiler:FCG finally states he feels alive in the moments before his HeroicSacrifice in episode 91 because of the connections he has made with his friends.]]

* DoAndroidsDream: [[DiscussedTrope Discussed]]. F.C.G. doesn't believe he has a soul, considering that automatons, according to them, are inherently different from those he calls "soul-touched". The party is quick to disagree with him, considering that the way he acts seems no different than any other mortal creature. The trope is discussed further and by name when Dorian asks F.C.G. if he ''does'' dream. F.C.G. replies that they never has before, but they'll try. After he tries, Ashton mentions that he saw F.C.G. twitching when he was shut down, suggesting there's at least something going on there. [[spoiler:Pike Trickfoot]] finally settles the debate by showing him that he has a soul.

* CharacterDeath: [[spoiler: He jammed the Changebringer's coin into his core to make himself explode and [[TakingYouWithMe kill]] [[ImplacableMan Otohan Thull]], saving the rest of the party. As only scraps remained of him, a resurrection attempt seems to be unlikely.]]

--> '''F.C.G.:''' ''(after having a piss bucket dumped on him)'' Sorry, I was in your way. I apologize.

* HeroicSacrifice: [[spoiler: He lets himself explode to save the other Bell's Hells from Otohan Thull in Episode 91.]]

* DangerousForbiddenTechnique: [[spoiler: Imahara Joe told them that his core had the potential to cause an explosion if directly hit. They are forced to use this information to make themselves explode and kill Otohan Thull to end a long and strenuous battle that left the other Bell's Hells on the brick of death, saving their lives but killing themselves in the process.]]

* MechanicalLifeforms: Episode 36 has a spell cast on them to prove if they're truly "alive" or not, since Fresh Cut Grass is unsure of it himself. While the spell's caster that the aura around F.C.G. is a bit fuzzy, it proves that they are indeed alive.