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* DramaticIrony: In ''Heroes'', after meeting Tharja, Hayato says he is glad that there are no Diviners like her in Hoshido. This line comes from the father of Rhajat, who herself is implied to be a reincarnation of Tharja herself.
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* DisabledLoveInterest: To many of the First Generation women in Hoshido, Felicia, Mozu, a Female Corrin, Charlotte and Beruka.
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* BarbaricBattleaxe: She can fight with an axe if she happens to acquire one in ''Birthright'' or ''Revelation'', and she fits the temperament: a fiercesome, muscular warrior-princess from a BarbarianTribe that worships the Fire Dragon, she's no-nonsense and fights with an almost relentless fury.

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* MoralMyopia: Something that's called to attention in her supports with Beruka is that Oboro is ''grievously'' unaware or even uncaring of the harm and ViciousCycle of [[CycleOfRevenge Revenge]] she perpetrates through her bloody involvement in the Hoshidan-Nohrian feud - yet if one asked about it, [[spoiler:she would say the day she lost her parents to bandits is the most traumatic event of her life]]. One notable instance is her supports with Jakob, where she chews him out for how "dishonorable" killing wounded Nohrian soldiers after clean up is - while she does offer a justification in citing it's more cold-blooded than killing in the heat of the moment, it still overlooks how oftentimes murderous she is towards Nohrians in general even when they're not her enemies ([[GameplayAndStoryIntegration to the point her hatred ties into her Personal Skill]]).

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Something that's called to attention in her supports with Beruka is that Oboro is ''grievously'' unaware or even uncaring of the harm and ViciousCycle of [[CycleOfRevenge Revenge]] she perpetrates through her bloody involvement in the Hoshidan-Nohrian feud - yet if one asked about it, [[spoiler:she would say the day she lost her parents to bandits is the most traumatic event of her life]]. life]].
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One notable instance is her supports with Jakob, where she chews him out for how "dishonorable" killing wounded Nohrian soldiers after clean up is - while she does offer a justification in citing it's more cold-blooded than killing in the heat of the moment, it still overlooks how oftentimes murderous she is towards Nohrians in general even when they're not her enemies ([[GameplayAndStoryIntegration to the point her hatred ties into her Personal Skill]]).
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* DarkAndTroubledPast: [[spoiler:Oboro's beloved parents [[ParentalAbandonment were murdered]] by a Nohrian assassin when she was very young, which she [[HarmfulToMinors only survived by hiding in her parent's cart]]. While lucky enough to be raised by relatives working for the Hoshidan royalty, then easily make her way in the military and the court as Takumi's retainer, [[BreaktheCutie the damage was already done]]]]. Thus, her massive loathing of Nohrians was "born". In ''Birthright'' she can manage to get past it with the help of [[WarriorTherapist Silas]] and, to a lesser degree, [[JerkWithAHeartOfGold Jakob]], as her supports with both Nohrian men have her discussing her past with them. [[spoiler:In ''Conquest'', this comes full circle as she is killed by the Nohrian army, aka the player - one member of which is ironically the surrogate daughter of her parent's killer, though she never learns about it in that route. In ''Revelation'', apart from Silas and Jakob, if Oboro supports with Benny, Niles and/or ''especially'' Beruka (the aforementioned assassin's daughter), she is able to break through the CycleOfRevenge.]]

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* DarkAndTroubledPast: [[spoiler:Oboro's beloved parents [[ParentalAbandonment were murdered]] by a Nohrian assassin when she was very young, which she [[HarmfulToMinors only survived by hiding in her parent's cart]]. While lucky enough to be raised by relatives working for the Hoshidan royalty, then easily make her way in the military and the court as Takumi's retainer, [[BreaktheCutie the damage was already done]]]]. Thus, her massive loathing of Nohrians was "born". "born" and she joined the military [[spoiler:in hopes of one day finding and killing her parent's murderer with her own hands]] - though she eventually gained a new reason to live in the form of Takumi, who she fell for after becoming his retainer. In ''Birthright'' she can manage to get past it her hatred with the help of [[WarriorTherapist Silas]] and, to a lesser degree, [[JerkWithAHeartOfGold Jakob]], as her supports with both Nohrian men have her discussing her past with them. [[spoiler:In ''Conquest'', this ''Conquest'' though, her past comes full circle as she is killed by the Nohrian army, aka the player army - one member of which is ironically the surrogate daughter of her parent's killer, though she never learns about it in that route. In ''Revelation'', apart from Silas and Jakob, if Oboro supports with Benny, Niles and/or ''especially'' Beruka (the aforementioned assassin's daughter), she is able to break through the CycleOfRevenge.]]



* EveryoneHasStandards: Despite her hatred of Nohrians, she still finds dispatching defenseless enemy wounded abhorrent.

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* EveryoneHasStandards: Despite her hatred of Nohrians, she still finds dispatching defenseless enemy and wounded enemies abhorrent.



* HiddenDepths: Despite her antipathy for Nohrians in general, she still finds the customary dispatching of the enemy wounded after a battle to be abhorrent, even if they do happen to be Nohrians, as she discusses with Jakob in their Supports. [[spoiler:She later reveals her disgust stems from the idea of killing people who can't fight back - the situation her parents were in when they died - and therefore constitutes murder for her.]]

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* HiddenDepths: Despite her antipathy for Nohrians in general, she still finds the customary dispatching of the enemy wounded after a battle to be abhorrent, repulsive, even if they do happen to be Nohrians, as she discusses with Jakob in their Supports. [[spoiler:She later reveals her disgust stems from the idea of killing people who can't fight back - the situation her parents were in when they died - and therefore constitutes murder for her.]]her]].



* KilledOffForReal: [[spoiler:In ''Conquest'', she dies protecting Takumi along with Hinata. The players can ''technically'' avoid killing her in combat, but since she and her forces are plugging up the only path to Takumi and immediately pursue upon reaching the roof of the fortress, one would have to go far out of their way to keep her alive.]]

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* KilledOffForReal: [[spoiler:In ''Conquest'', she dies protecting Takumi along with Hinata. The players can ''technically'' avoid killing her in combat, but combat but, since she and her forces are plugging up the only path to Takumi and immediately pursue upon reaching the roof of the fortress, one would have to go far out of their way to keep her alive.]]



* MoralMyopia: Something that's called to attention in her supports with Beruka is that Oboro is ''grievously'' unaware or even uncaring of the harm and ViciousCycle of [[CycleOfRevenge Revenge]] she perpetrates through her bloody involvement in the Hoshidan-Nohrian feud, yet if you asked her, to her the day she lost her parents to bandits is the most traumatic event of her life. It's especially notable in her supports with Jakob, where she chews him out for how "dishonorable" killing wounded Nohrian soldiers after clean up is, despite how oftentimes murderous she is towards Nohrians in general ([[GameplayAndStoryIntegration to the point her hatred ties into her Personal Skill]]).

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* MoralMyopia: Something that's called to attention in her supports with Beruka is that Oboro is ''grievously'' unaware or even uncaring of the harm and ViciousCycle of [[CycleOfRevenge Revenge]] she perpetrates through her bloody involvement in the Hoshidan-Nohrian feud, feud - yet if you one asked her, to her about it, [[spoiler:she would say the day she lost her parents to bandits is the most traumatic event of her life. It's especially life]]. One notable in instance is her supports with Jakob, where she chews him out for how "dishonorable" killing wounded Nohrian soldiers after clean up is, despite is - while she does offer a justification in citing it's more cold-blooded than killing in the heat of the moment, it still overlooks how oftentimes murderous she is towards Nohrians in general even when they're not her enemies ([[GameplayAndStoryIntegration to the point her hatred ties into her Personal Skill]]).Skill]]).
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* WhatTheHellHero: She is livid when Corrin suggests that her father's sacrifice was not an honorable thing, or at least, that's how she interprets it. [[spoiler:In the A-support, Corrin tells her that Sakura would be devastated if she were to die in her cause, and that she should strive to live for Sakura instead of seeking an honorable death. In the S-support with the male Corrin, he lets Hana know that he would not abide to her dying because he loves her.]]

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* WhatTheHellHero: She is livid when Corrin suggests that her father's sacrifice was not an honorable thing, or at least, least that's how she interprets it. [[spoiler:In the A-support, Corrin tells her that Sakura would be devastated if she were to die in her cause, cause and that she should strive to live for Sakura instead of seeking an honorable death. In the S-support with the male Corrin, he lets Hana know that he would not abide to her dying either because he loves her.]]



* TranquilFury: Expresses this in ''Conquest'' upon being confronted by Corrin in Chapter 22. While not explosively upset like Hana, his dialogue makes quite clear that he wants to put them in the ground for causing Sakura pain.

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* TranquilFury: Expresses this in ''Conquest'' upon being confronted by Corrin in Chapter 22. While not explosively upset like Hana, his dialogue makes it quite clear that he wants to put them in the ground for causing Sakura pain.the pain they caused Sakura.

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* TryingNotToCry: [[spoiler:Implied in ''Conquest'', if she encounters Corrin on the battlefield. After angrily venting about how heartbroken Sakura was left by Corrin's siding with Nohr, Corrin will note Hana looks like she's crying - which she quickly denies while saying Samurai don't cry.]]



* TranquilFury: Expresses this in ''Conquest'' upon being confronted by Corrin in Chapter 22. While he's not as explosively upset as Hana, his dialogue makes it quite clear that he wants nothing more than to see them dead for causing Sakura pain.

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* TranquilFury: Expresses this in ''Conquest'' upon being confronted by Corrin in Chapter 22. While he's not as explosively upset as like Hana, his dialogue makes it quite clear that he wants nothing more than to see put them dead in the ground for causing Sakura pain.
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** This applies to their story presence as much as their characters. [[spoiler:Both also have the rebellion they support go really badly in the route opposite the one they can be recruited: In ''Birthright'', Scarlet secures Cheve's freedom under Hoshido and automatically joins Corrin's army - while Garon crushes the Ice Tribe rebellion and forces Flora to betray Corrin regardless of her sisters' and her own wishes; an act that causes her so much shame and grief that she commits suicide. In ''Conquest'', while Flora's Ice Tribe rebellion is stopped by Corrin's army under orders from Garon, Flora's father Kilma and their tribe are spared and the tribe is allowed to stay neutral in the war with Flora becoming an optional recruit - while Scarlet's rebellion is outright crushed and she gets killed by Hans' army after Corrin defeats her. In addition, their fates are inverses on the ''Revelation'' route: Flora survives but is optionally recruitable like in ''Conquest'', while Scarlet always joins in the main story as a temporary ally who quickly gets killed off.]]

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** This applies to their story presence as much as their characters. [[spoiler:Both [[spoiler:In addition to their roles differing with Flora being an Ice Tribe spy while Scarlet is her rebellion's leader, both also have the rebellion they support go really badly in the route opposite the one they can be recruited: recruited. In ''Birthright'', Scarlet secures Cheve's freedom under Hoshido and automatically joins Corrin's army - while Garon crushes the Ice Tribe rebellion and forces Flora to betray Corrin regardless of her sisters' and her own wishes; an act that causes her so much shame and grief that she commits suicide. In ''Conquest'', while Flora's Ice Tribe rebellion is stopped by Corrin's army under orders from Garon, Flora's father Kilma and their tribe are spared and the tribe is allowed to stay neutral in the war with Flora becoming an optional recruit - while Scarlet's rebellion is outright crushed and she gets killed by Hans' army after Corrin defeats her. In addition, their fates are inverses on the ''Revelation'' route: Flora survives but is optionally recruitable like in ''Conquest'', while Scarlet always joins in the main story as a temporary ally who quickly gets killed off.]]

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* {{Foil}}: To Flora. They're both key figures in their factions' rebellion against Nohr, and both love with a man who's oblivious to their feelings - Jakob for Flora's case, Ryoma for Scarlet's - with the "Spooky Scramble DLC" showing neither ever fully gets over their first loves, even if they marry Corrin. [[spoiler:Both also have the rebellion they support go really badly in the route opposite the one they can be recruited: In ''Birthright'', Scarlet secures Cheve's freedom under Hoshido and automatically joins Corrin's army - while Garon crushes the Ice Tribe rebellion and forces Flora to betray Corrin regardless of her sisters' and her own wishes; an act that causes her so much shame and grief that she commits suicide. In ''Conquest'', while Flora's Ice Tribe rebellion is stopped by Corrin's army under orders from Garon, Flora's father Kilma and their tribe are spared and the tribe is allowed to stay neutral in the war with Flora becoming an optional recruit - while Scarlet's rebellion is outright crushed and she gets killed by Hans' army after Corrin defeats her. In addition, their fates are inverses on the ''Revelation'' route: Flora survives but is optionally recruitable like in ''Conquest'', while Scarlet always joins in the main story as a temporary ally who quickly gets killed off.]]

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* {{Foil}}: To Flora. They're both key figures in their factions' rebellion against Nohr, and both love with a man who's oblivious to their feelings - Jakob for Flora's case, Ryoma for Scarlet's - with the "Spooky Scramble DLC" showing neither ever fully gets over their first loves, even if they marry Corrin. However, Scarlet is a wyvern-riding knight with a love of glamor, an open personality and is forthright in her sense of righteousness well before she ever meets Corrin - while Flora's a knife-wielding support unit with more subdued tastes, a cooler disposition and tends to keep her feelings close to her chest prior to joining Corrin's army.
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[[spoiler:Both also have the rebellion they support go really badly in the route opposite the one they can be recruited: In ''Birthright'', Scarlet secures Cheve's freedom under Hoshido and automatically joins Corrin's army - while Garon crushes the Ice Tribe rebellion and forces Flora to betray Corrin regardless of her sisters' and her own wishes; an act that causes her so much shame and grief that she commits suicide. In ''Conquest'', while Flora's Ice Tribe rebellion is stopped by Corrin's army under orders from Garon, Flora's father Kilma and their tribe are spared and the tribe is allowed to stay neutral in the war with Flora becoming an optional recruit - while Scarlet's rebellion is outright crushed and she gets killed by Hans' army after Corrin defeats her. In addition, their fates are inverses on the ''Revelation'' route: Flora survives but is optionally recruitable like in ''Conquest'', while Scarlet always joins in the main story as a temporary ally who quickly gets killed off.]]
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* {{Foil}}: To Flora. They both take part in a rebellion to free themselves from Nohrian rule, both of them are key figures in their respective rebellions. Both are also in love with a man who does not return their feelings and is completely oblivious to them - Jakob for Flora's case, Ryoma for Scarlet's - with the "Spooky Scramble DLC" showing that neither ever fully gets over their first loves, even if they marry Corrin. [[spoiler:Both of them also have the rebellion they support go really bad for them on the route opposite of the one where they can be recruited: In ''Birthright'', while Scarlet permanently joins the party, Garon crushes the Ice Tribe rebellion and forces Flora to betray Corrin to them regardless of her sisters' and her own wishes; an act that causes her so much shame and grief that she commits suicide. In ''Conquest'', while Flora's Ice Tribe rebellion is still put down by Corrin's army (which was under orders from Garon), she and her father, Kilma, along with their tribespeople, are spared, and Flora herself can eventually be recruited as an optional unit if you meet certain conditions in My Castle, while Scarlet's rebellion is outright crushed and she herself is killed by Hans' army after the player defeats her on the ''Conquest'' side. In addition, their fates are inverses on the ''Revelation'' route: Flora survives but is optionally recruitable, while Scarlet always joins in the main story as a temporary ally who quickly gets killed off.]]

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* {{Foil}}: To Flora. They They're both take part in a rebellion to free themselves from Nohrian rule, both of them are key figures in their respective rebellions. Both are also in factions' rebellion against Nohr, and both love with a man who does not return who's oblivious to their feelings and is completely oblivious to them - Jakob for Flora's case, Ryoma for Scarlet's - with the "Spooky Scramble DLC" showing that neither ever fully gets over their first loves, even if they marry Corrin. [[spoiler:Both of them also have the rebellion they support go really bad for them on badly in the route opposite of the one where they can be recruited: In ''Birthright'', while Scarlet permanently secures Cheve's freedom under Hoshido and automatically joins the party, Corrin's army - while Garon crushes the Ice Tribe rebellion and forces Flora to betray Corrin to them regardless of her sisters' and her own wishes; an act that causes her so much shame and grief that she commits suicide. In ''Conquest'', while Flora's Ice Tribe rebellion is still put down stopped by Corrin's army (which was under orders from Garon), she Garon, Flora's father Kilma and her father, Kilma, along with their tribespeople, tribe are spared, spared and the tribe is allowed to stay neutral in the war with Flora herself can eventually be recruited as becoming an optional unit if you meet certain conditions in My Castle, recruit - while Scarlet's rebellion is outright crushed and she herself is gets killed by Hans' army after the player Corrin defeats her on the ''Conquest'' side. her. In addition, their fates are inverses on the ''Revelation'' route: Flora survives but is optionally recruitable, recruitable like in ''Conquest'', while Scarlet always joins in the main story as a temporary ally who quickly gets killed off.]]



* HeroicSacrifice: [[spoiler:In the third route, she protects Corrin from an Anankos-possessed Gunter, but dies as a result.]]

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* HeroicSacrifice: [[spoiler:In the third route, she protects Corrin from an Anankos-possessed Gunter, but Gunter and dies as a result.]]



* TheLostLenore: [[spoiler:Becomes this in ''Revelation'' assuming Corrin marries her prior to her death.]]

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* TheLostLenore: [[spoiler:Becomes this in ''Revelation'' assuming Corrin marries her prior to her death.]] It's also implied for Ryoma when hears of her death and, subsequently, when he apologizes to her revived corpse during the army's fight with the corrupted Arete]].
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* BornUnlucky: It's not really that present in her character, but she actually has the second lowest LuckStat in the game, clocking in at a feeble 10%.
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* MightyGlacier: Of the magical variety. Orochi's astronomic magic growth coupled with the fact that most enemies have low resistance means that she'll always be able to dish out heavy damage, but will have a hard time double-attacking without the help of certain scrolls due to her low speed.

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* MightyGlacier: Of the magical variety. Orochi's astronomic magic growth coupled with the fact that most enemies have low resistance means that she'll always be able to dish out heavy damage, but will have a hard time double-attacking without the help of certain scrolls or favoritism due to her low speed.

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