History Characters / IWillLiveFreelyInAnotherWorldWithEquipmentManufacturingCheat

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[[folder: New Destiny's Wind]]
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[[caption-width-right:350:You are such a nice guy, Touji. (Touji attacked by pangs of guilt.)]]The primary party Touji portered for in the kingdom of Deprui that summoned him.

* ChekhovsGunman: When Touji is trying to flee the knights of Deprui, they show up and provide him an escape route, as the porter for the merchant they had an escort mission to lead out of the country.
* DebtDetester: Feeling guilty that Touji couldn't peruse the level-locked equipment they crafted from the loot of the kills they had him carry, they offer monetary equivalent, which he turns down, due to secretly collecting loot drops. In exchange, when Touji is fleeing the Deprui kingdom knights who are unjustly trying to capture him, they help him escape the country, at great risk to their own freedom and reputation.

[[folder: Iron Will Army]]
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[[caption-width-right:350:Sure, we lost in the territorial battle that one time, but that doesn't count!]]A nominal C-rank party Touji hires to escort him to another town after fleeing the capital.

[[folder: Juno The dungeon core]]
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[[caption-width-right:350:I wasn't going to hurt anyone! Please stop attacking me!]]While searching for rare metals to work with using Collect, Touji is drawn to her dungeon by Collect's cries. He encounters her while exploring her dungeon, and she surprises him as he's preparing to snack on the meal Pochi prepared. She then offers to pay him in orihalcum if he'll do her a favor, defeat an orihalcum golem that went out of control in her dungeon, threatening her freedom, if not her existence.

* ActuallyADoomBot: The fairy seen in the page image, the very same one she used to speak with Touji, is actually a drone, according to her own testimony. The real dungeon core is hidden somewhere in the room where Touji fought the orihalcum golem.
* TheBusCameBack: She returns in chapter 23.1, having made a dungeon corridor that connects to the room Touji rents at the inn.
* DidNotThinkThisThrough: The way she chose to approach Touji was suicidal. She just suddenly appears as he's eating, nabs the meal he was planning to eat while his head is turned, and then spooks him by just addressing him as she's standing on his dinner table. When Touji asks who she is, she just smugly declares she's the dungeon boss. Confused, shocked, and more than a bit scared, Touji declares open season and tries to smash her to bits until she offers to pay him in orihalcum, at which point he manages to settle down and hear her out.
* GoneHorriblyRight: She gathers orihalcum for years, by her own testimony, to build a powerful orihalcum golem to protect her dungeon core from intruders, so she can explore the surrounding area. So far, so good. In order to activate it, she channels most of her dungeon resources into running and maintaining it. The last part causes the golem to monopolize the dungeon core's operation, and the moment she inevitably returns to the core, she'll be trapped inside, helpless, and the golem is too strong for her to deal with herself, forcing her to have Touji deal with it, offering up the remains as payment.
* HatesBeingAlone: Despite all appearances to the contrary and how rocky things started between her and Touji, she desperately asks him to keep her company. When he says his duties as an adventurer demand he be elsewhere, she begs him to return as often as possible.
* NoNameGiven: We don't learn her name to be Juno until Chapter 23.2.
* SweetTooth: She's easily swayed by Pochi's cooking, especially his cookies and pancakes.
* SmugSnake: During Touji's battle with the orihalcum golem, she kept patting herself on the back for what a good job she did in building the very same thing she asked Touji to destroy.
* ThisCanNotBe: Twice. She's stunned and horrified when Touji gives King Kamon a magic potion that makes him 10X larger and 10X stronger, allowing the king slime to finish the golem off. Again when Touji is able to fit the entire golem in his [Inventory] when it's defeated.
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[[folder: Rowen, Leader of the Fairies]]
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[[caption-width-right:335:So you want the fairy berries, huh? Well, at least you're honest, for a human.]] Touji meets her after rescuing her people from the plant monster and bringing them back to health with his mana potions. She goes on to reveal that her people have been frequent targets of hunts from humans and have been driven out of their home by a monster immune to their magic.
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* EveryManHasHisPrice: Initially, Touji was reluctant to accept Juno as a new member to his familiars, until she showed him a huge treasure trove of rare minerals, herbs and other materials. This guaranteed pancakes every day for life.

[[folder: The dungeon boss]]

* NoNameGiven: She doesn't have a name.

* TheBigGuy: Before King Slime King Kamon came along, Goleo was this. In some battles Goleo still is this when King Kamon can't join in. (Thanks to a "Giant Potion" Touji uses on Goleo when fighting against the giant toothed worm known as a "Fairy-Eating Monster," Goleo easily rips off its head and Touji uses his sword to finish it.)

* TheBigGuy: The largest member of Touji's retinue. A "Giant Potion" or major source of water allows him to get even larger against nastier enemies (like the orihalcum golem and a combined lizardman/fish-person force seeing Touji and those with him as an EnemyMine situation).

* 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. When Pochi brings back the kobold cards of the wild Kobolds he kills, Touji stops complaining and uses them to level up Pochi

* TheBigGuy: Before King Slime King Kamon came along, Goleo was this. In some battles Goleo still is this when King Kamon can't join in. (Thanks to a "Giant Potion" Touji uses on Goleo when fighting against the giant toothed work known as a "Fairy-Eating Monster," Goleo easily rips off its head and Touji uses his sword to finish it.)

* 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.

* TheBigGuy: The largest member of Touji's retinue.

* PropagandaHero: They were summoned, not to deal with a Demon King or the like, but so the Deprui kingdom could flex and show off in front of all the others. In fact, the demon territory has signed a long-lasting truce and are at peace.

** '''Temperance:''' Even after he starts being able to earn major bank with his manufacturing skills, he doesn't drown himself in luxury. He crafts purely for the joy of it and lives modestly.

* KIdnappedByTheCall: The teens don't even question the fact that they were literally kidnapped from their world to become the "Heroes," when there's no reason to be there other than for the Depuri Kingdom to show off their might.

* KingIncognito: Touji only learns she's the heir of a powerful and influential merchant clan when she invites him home for a business deal.

* SoLongAndThanksForAllTheGear: 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.

* EvenTheLovingHeroHasHatedOnes: Much as he strives to get through life without developing a grudge, he resents the "Hero" party he was summoned with because, at best, they did absolutely nothing to protest the summoning event nor the fact that he was literally thrown out of the royal palace and left to his own devices in an alien land.

* JackOfAllTrades: His skill comes with the ability to read the information of anything he touches, he's got a massive GridInventory, allowing him to carry around literal tons of items, he can summon monsters from monster cards he gathers as part of the magical loot he, and only he, can collect, he can craft potions, medicines, antidotes, arms, and armors, and he can also enchant them. If he finds himself in a pinch, he can whip out his trump card, the king slime, King Kamon.

* EasyLogistics: Completely lacking. The Hero group is primarily combat-oriented, (Hero, Sage, Sword Saint and Saint) and is greatly unbalanced with no means of logistical support. They cannot venture far into dungeons or hunting areas, and must constantly return to base to re-supply and drop off their kills. It also doesn't help that porters who come with them don't survive very long. Due to the King RemovingTheCrucialTeammate, the group doesn't even have logistical support during the quests in terms of healing/buff potions or enhanced equipment. In a later arc, one of the King's men buys an enhanced sword at an auction for the Hero group, with a price tag of 200 million Kettles. Unknown to them, it was Touji who made that sword. Had they not kicked him out, they could have gotten that weapon for free.

* EasyLogistics: Completely lacking. The Hero group is primarily combat-oriented, (Hero, Sage, Sword Saint and Saint) and is greatly unbalanced with no means of logistical support. They cannot venture far into dungeons or hunting areas, and must constantly return to base to re-supply and drop off their kills. It also doesn't help that porters who come with them don't survive very long. Due to the King RemovingTheCrucialTeammate, the group doesn't even have logistical support during the quests in terms of healing/buff potions or enhanced equipment. In a later arc, one of the King's men buys an enhanced sword at an auction for the Hero group, with a price tag of 200 million Kettles. Unknown to then that Touji was the one who made that sword. Had they not kicked him out, they could have gotten that weapon for free.

* EasyLogistics: Completely lacking. The Hero group is primarily combat-oriented, (Hero, Sage, Sword Saint and Saint)and is greatly unbalanced with no means of logistical support. They cannot venture far into dungeons or hunting areas, and must constantly return to base to re-supply and drop off their kills. It also doesn't help that porters who come with them don't survive very long. Due to the King RemovingTheCrucialTeammate, the group doesn't even have logistical support during the quests in terms of healing/buff potions or enhanced equipment. In a later arc, one of the King's men buys an enhanced sword at an auction for the Hero group, with a price tag of 200,000 Kettles. Unknown to then that Touji was the one who made that sword. Had they not kicked him out, they could have gotten that weapon for free.

* EasyLogistics: Completely lacking. The Hero group is primarily combat-oriented, and is greatly unbalanced with no means of logistical support. They cannot venture far into dungeons or hunting areas, and must constantly return to base to re-supply and drop off their kills. It also doesn't help that porters who come with them don't survive very long. Due to the King RemovingTheCrucialTeammate, the group doesn't even have logistical support during the quests in terms of healing potions or enhanced equipment.

* MoneyDumb: Except for Igneil, the team does not have any money sense. Igneil even complained about the team not being able to afford a cheap inn and being forced to sleep in the stables. The straw that broke the camel's back, was taking half of the Collection Peaks reward and donating it to Frey's failing bakery, and dividing the rest among the team. This is seen by the leader as charity but is in fact, blatant embezzlement. It's like an employer saying to an employee, "I took 50% of your paycheck and donated it to my favorite charity. You understand, right?"

* UnwantedAssistance: The Hero group is under the impression that by hunting the local monsters to near-extinction, they are not only gaining experience and leveling up, but they’re also making the areas safe for the kingdom's citizens. Unfortunately, this having the detrimental effects of driving the monsters into other areas in dangerous stampedes, depriving the local economies of much-needed raw materials and natural resources, causing mass immigration of adventurers and workforce, and endangering the lives of citizens of other nations.