History Characters / IWillLiveFreelyInAnotherWorldWithEquipmentManufacturingCheat

* NiceJobFixingItVillain: By kidnapping Touji and dragging him to their den, they gave him the perfect excuse to offload his item drop loots with Meyer, without having to reveal his Loots Drop ability. Furthermore, by "escorting" him to their den, they added themselves to his "party" and thus started giving him passive exp from their exploits.

* BerserkButton: For reasons nobody can explain, it takes offense at being called "heavy" despite being a golem made of stone. In chapter 20, Touji, Pochi, and Collect are trussed up by a level 51 monster which Touji takes to calling a "knock-off Franchise/Pokemon" and looks surprisingly like Vitribel, the pitcher plant. It tries to grab Goleo as well, but fails, and Touji points out the golem is their last hope at escape as it's too heavy for the plant monster to bind. Goleo, enraged, throws its hammer at Touji, at which point Touji has to apologize for the "insult."

* DoNotTauntChthulhu: He lived for the excitement of provoking beings he '''knew''' would kill him if they caught him.

* DiggingYourselfDeeper: After Touji's dealt with the Fairy Eater and Pochi is serving sweets he prepared, Loki shows up and asks for some, like he did nothing wrong. The fairies respond by telling him he's not welcome. asking where the hell he was when they needed to uproot and move saplings while evacuating. He responds that he panicked, fled, and hid.

* DiggingYourselfDeeper: After Touji's dealt with the Fairy Eater and Pochi is serving sweets he prepared, Loki shows up and asks for some, like he did nothing wrong. The fairies respond by telling him he's not welcome.

* KarmicDeath: He puts the entire village in mortal peril, and they would have all died if not for Touji, but absolutely refuses to believe he did anything more serious than a harmless prank, and acts like the wounded party when he's banished, swearing vengeance. Touji finds loot drops that indicates he met his death by unknown means.

* KilledOffScreen: Even Touji doesn't see his death, just happens upon loot drops including a fairy summoning card and fairy wing. Plus a splash of blood. Not wanting to get involved nor have to answer difficult questions, Touji just leaves the loot drops behind until they fade.

! Others:

[[folder: King Deprui]]
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[[caption-width-right:350:Hello, brave Hero, and welcome to Deprui kingdom!]]The king who summons the four "heroes" and Touji, being directly responsible for wrecking all five lives as a show of force to the neighboring countries, and having Touji literally thrown out of the castle for not having immediately and glaringly obvious combat-ready skills. Not learning his lesson, he sends knights out to capture Touji upon hearing that the latter managed to make himself a household name as a porter in the adventurer's guild with an Item Box skill, causing Touji to flee in response, with the guild actively helping him escape as a protest.

* So Long, and Thanks for All the Gear: When Touji makes his escape from the bandits, he not only took back all of the things from his Item Box, but he also took every bit of loot the bandits had been hoarding and sell it to Meyer.

* RemovingTheCrucialTeamMember: Downplayed. He literally threw Touji out of his castle when the guy didn't manifest any glaringly obvious combat skills, but later learned he has the exceptionally rare [Item Box] skill. But by that point, Touji is already alienated, and he makes it worse by sending his knights to '''capture''' Touji, rather than go through the adventurer's guild with a fair contract. So Touji bolts, and both the "Heroes" and his kingdom suffer.

* FantasticRacism: In self-defense. She and her people are frequently hunted and harmed by humans, so she's very suspicious of Touji's benevolence.

* WeakButSkill: Collect has the invaluable skills of scouting the surrounding area for enemies and sensing precious materials Touji can't find with his item drop ability. However, its defenses and attack power are abysmal even after leveling up so the bird has to be indefinitely exempted from battles if it doesn't want to go down in one hit.

* SummonMagic: His biggest contribution to parties, once he unlocks the perk, is summoning monsters to help with the chores or dealing damage, such as Pochi for the camp related stuff and Goleo for normal combat.
* SupportPartyMember: Most of his skill's perks aren't directly effective on the battle-field, such as making potions, armor, and weapons.
* UnluckilyLucky: It's difficult to tell if his luck's good or bad. He's caught up in the summon by accident and his skill isn't immediately apparent, so he's thrown out of the castle, literally, with nothing more than the clothes on his back and 5 gold coins, but because he was thrown out, he has almost complete autonomy of his actions, and his skill just happens to be invaluable in daily life. He's a newbie adventurer, therefore low-ranked, with what would normally be horrible wages, but that's okay, because his skill allows him to collect the loot the actual fighting force of any party he's with can't actually see, let alone collect. And when the king realizes he goofed and sends knights at him, the parties he's been with, and a merchant he met in passing are grateful for what he's done on their behalf, and help him escape. As he's travelling to another town, having hired bodyguards, the bodyguards abandon him at the very first credible threat, leaving him in the hands of bandits, and when he's fleeing the bandits, he meets the helpful merchant ''again'' who not only happens to be the leader of a very influential merchant company, but lets him sell all the "bandit's" loot he's been carrying around, and becomes his primary distribution channel for the goods he makes! Then to top it all off, when he's doing a sewer maintenance quest, he stumbles upon a bunch a bunch of slimes and a KING SLIME. Defeating the last nets him an epic summon card, which he uses to summon his trump card, King Kamon!

* HunterOfHisOwnKind: And extremely bloodthirsty about it. In chapter 19.2, he sees some wild Kobolds and immediately whips out his cross-bow, going on a killing spree. When Touji objects, he whips out a memo-pad and writes paragraph long lectures to justify himself.
* HypercompetentSidekick: He's clever, cunning, an excellent chef and house-keeper, and is great at accounting and providing manual labor when Touji is brewing potions.

* BerserkButton: For reasons that nobody can explain, it takes offense at being called "heavy" despite being a golem made of stone. In chapter 20.2, Touji, Pochi, and Collect are trussed up by a level 51 monster which Touji takes to calling a "knock-off Franchise/Pokemon" and looks surprisingly like Vitribel, the pitcher plant. It tries to grab Goleo as well, but fails, and Touji points out the golem is their last hope at escape as it's too heavy for the plant monster to bind. Goleo, enraged, throws its hammer at Touji, at which point Touji has to apologize for the "insult."
* DropTheHammer: It wields a massive war-hammer that Touji crafted for it, and does so very effectively.

* BloodKnight: He's a completely shameless battle-junkie and likes nothing more than a good fight. In fact, when summoned to deal with a legion of orcs and an orc king, the message he gave Touji after the battle was over is "More, More! I WANT TO FIGHT MORE!!! THAT WAS FUN!"

* OneHitPointWonder: It is suprisingly easy to kill. In fact, the monster its monster summon card came from died simply crashing into Goleo by accident.

* RapeAsDrama: Touji rescues her from impending gang-rape by a legion of orcs.

* SpellMyNameWithAnS: Translators can't agree how her name is supposed to be spelled. Some go with "Ignis" while others go with "Igneil."
* TomboyWithAGirlyStreak: She's a very masculine type of woman, but she loves to dress-up Goleo like she's playing with a barbie-doll. Goleo for its part actually likes it. She also loves to snuggle Pochi, who is ambivalent.

* GrumpyOldMan: He's elderly and irritable, complaining that he wanted the test to be an escort mission rather than a monster survey, because he wanted connections to make more wealth faster.

* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: He's rude and crude, but he was taking the rank up test mission seriously, and drew up plans down to the last minutiae that, if followed, would have led the party to the best possible chances of success.
* NoSocialSkills: The reason he's such a bossy jerk on his introduction isn't malice, it's that he simply doesn't know how to relate to others. He gets better working with Touji, Node, and Igneil.

[[caption-width-right:350:Come on. Aren't you all and that summon going too far? (Takes corpse to the face)]]One of the party members of Touji's C-rank up party quest. He sides with Erica's schemes to actively sabotage the party in return for getting laid.

[[caption-width-right:350:After watching what's been going on for the last three days, the one endangering the party is you, Erica.]]Introduced as a nameless guild receptionist who tasks Touji with guild requests. Chapter 19 of the manga reveals she's also an active A-rank adventurer in charge of secretly monitoring adventurers to keep them on the straight and narrow, judge rank up exams, and even has the authority to make arrests.

** '''Rank D up quest:''' Slay three goblins to cull their numbers. Result: Passed with flying colors. Reward. Touji ranks up from E to D. Undisclosed loot drops from the goblins and loot drops from the Collect Peaks bird Igneil's party was chasing, including the summon card for Collect.

** '''Sewer Investigation and Maintenance:''' Clean and repair the city's long-neglected sewers. Kill any slimes or other monsters found. Minimum reward, 60,000 kettles. Result: Eradication of a large number of sewer slimes and a king slime, in addition to cleaning and repairing the sewer to peak condition. Reward, over 100 normal slime cards, 1 epic King Slime card, King Kamon, untold quantity of other loot drops, and 90,000 kettles from the guild.
** '''Emergency Quest, Monster Stampede:''' Due to the actions of Deprui's "Hero" party, a large quantity of monsters is heading towards the city, and they need to be stopped. Result: Although Touji did not participate in combat, the distribution of high-quality healing potions, for cheap, duly impressed all the adventurers on site and the guild staff. Rewards, untold quantity of loot items from the monsters killed by other adventurers and the almost complete profit from selling the potions Touji made with materials he gathered freely.

! Supporting Characters:

* FantasticRacism: In self defense. She and her people are frequently hunted and harmed by humans, so she's very suspicious of Touji's benevolence.

An unnamed group of four teenagers, one male, three female, all of whom are apparently romantically linked to each other and the actual targets of King Deprui's hero summoning ritual.

* BystanderSyndrome: As Touji is being literally thrown out of the royal castle, they do nothing, aside from look on in pity.
* DeconstructedCharacterArchetype: Of the stereotypical StockLightNovelHero. The boy is summoned with a ready-made harem, all of whom are provided with powerful initial stats and glaringly obvious combat-related jobs and skills, but none of them have any proper combat training, and none of them have built in logistic support, so they're completely dependent on King Deprui's good graces, which are few and far between. Furthermore, the story doesn't focus on them, but instead on the people affected by their so-called heroics. Naturally, their performance is lack-luster, at best.

* UselessProtagonist: Despite being the "Hero Party," all the members are basically just for show, since there is no Demon King or evil army to fight. In actuality, they are worse than useless and are proving to be liabilities, since their reckless actions are causing more trouble for the neighboring countries.

[[folder: The bandits]]

* TheGuardsMustBeCrazy: Once they've got Touji back to their lair, the entire gang drink themselves silly, leaving him completely unguarded. The instant they all doze off, Touji summons Pochi, loots their treasury, and flees.

* PaperTiger: They manage to trick Iron Will Army by putting up a bunch of well disguised scarecrows to inflate their numbers. Had the supposed C-rank party been actually competent, this ruse wouldn't have worked.

UselessProtagonist: Despite being the "Hero Party," all the members are basically just for show, since there is no Demon King or evil army to fight. In actuality, they are worse than useless and are proving to be liabilities, since their reckless actions are causing more trouble for the neighboring countries.

* HumanPackMule: Something that Touji wants to avoid becoming if the Depuri Kingdom catches him. He knows that he'd be enslaved to carrying all the Hero Party's stuff.

* [[Easy Logistics]]: Due to his Item Box skill, it doesn't take long for people to realize how important Touji is in terms of supply and storage. The king is literally kicking himself for evicting Touji from the Hero Party without realizing his importance.

* [Easy Logistics]: Due to his Item Box skill, it doesn't take long for people to realize how important Touji is in terms of supply and storage. The king is literally kicking himself for evicting Touji from the Hero Party without realizing his importance.