History Characters / LibraryOfRuinaAbnormalities

* MakeMeWannaShout: One of her attacks while using the Black Swan E.G.O. is to screech.

* DropTheHammer: Wields two massive, acid-covered hammers while using the Blind Rage E.G.O.

* DivineConflict: Abnormalities seem to be incapable of death, and are far beyond mortal humans in about every way. With that said, it seems like Red is well aware that she and the Wolf will be killing each other for a long time.
--> Between us, there's no victory to be won. All I think about is how I'll kill that bastard in a way more gruesome and painful than the last time.

* BerserkButton: To say Red does not appreciate others killing the Wolf instead is an understatement.

* AllegoricalCharacter: To C-Corp., the Wing responsible for the creation and training of the Claws, absurdly powerful and reactive troops who are deployed as ''Executioners'' against City dwellers who dare push any of the Head's [[BerserkButton berserk buttons]]. Like with Claws, the best way to survive an encounter with Punishing Bird is to simply not do anything to incur its wrath, as direct combat is guaranteed suicide, much like the infamous reputation of the Head's Claws.

* SelfHarm: Being theme around depression and suicide, the bulk of its banter relates to hurting, loosing and killing oneself in despair.

* RedEyesTakeWarning: If one pays attention, the "Angela" fought here has ''red'' eyes instead of yellow (Angela almost always has yellow eyes under an [=E.G.O.=] meltdown), foreshadowing that this is actually Carmen, not Angela.

* {{Foreshadowing}}: His combat and page banter has him namedrop Blood-Red Nights (AKA Elenas) title, a member of the Reverbation Ensemble and a vital figure in Rolands backstory before he and Angelica fell in love. Fittingly, his color scheme when he TurnsRed and vampire motif resembles the half of Elena's body that's corrupted with black shadows and red veins.

* CanonImmigrant: Both of them made their debut in the spinoff ''Webcomic/{{Wonderlab}}''. The Libarian-turned-L-Corp employees even lament how they've never seen these two in their workplace before.

* MightyGlacier: Forsaken Murderer's abnormality page ''Chained Wrath'' invokes this, as it grants a very potent buff to all blunt dice a single librarian uses, at the cause of setting all speed dice values of that librarian to 1. This is a disadvantage...unless you have [[spoiler: the passive 'The Strongest', (preferably with 'Myo's Prowess') in which case ''every'' speed die of the user [[LightningBruiser will become infinite]]]].

* {{Bishonen}}: In his first form, he resembles a beautiful (as beautiful as the SuperDeformed art style can allow) young man. ...At least until he TurnsRed.

* BladeOnAStick: Uses a spear when she's wielding the Fragments from Somewhere E.G.O.

** Social Sciences: Adyeschach - Insensitivity: Roland screwed Pluto over for the sake of getting a home for himself, his wife, and unborn child. In the end, he was also screwed over, and was then placed in a position that lead to his family's death. He admits during his meltdown that there's no point in fighting against the cycle because everyone in it is just trying to survive. The only to do so is by trampling on others.

Unlike it's ''Lobotomy Corporation'' form, Burrowing Heaven resembles a large brain stem and spine. Combatants cannot damage it unless all three of its minions are destroyed one by one, and if not taken care of within two turns, the minions will revive themselves in order.

* TheUnfought: Even when it appears in the flesh before Hokma and the player, it cannot be interacted with, cannot be damaged and doesn't do anything besides provide the means to achieve victory. Not that anyone would have a reason to want to fight such a benevolent Abnormality in the first place anyways.

The third Abnormality Battle on the Floor of History. A flock of small green fairies who follow those they consider worthy - not out of goodwill, but to secure their next meal.

* DemonicPossession: When summoned by Angela, the lines are blurred as to whether Angela is speaking for herself, WhiteNight is speaking out loud, or whether it’s speaking ''through'' her. Being one of the most powerful Abnormalities in the series, and the fact that the same texts are shown when using its pages, it’s likely the latter.

* CompositeCharacter: Given the GenderFlip, The Road Home's comments[[labelnote:*]] "Ah... that wizard! That '''wicked''' wizard!"[[/labelnote]] and antagonistic position, it wouldn't be farfetched to say that the Adult represents both the Wizard of Oz and the Wicked Witch of the West.

* MightyGlacier: Forsaken Murderer's abnormality page ''Chained Wrath'' invokes this, as it grants a very potent buff to all blunt dice a single librarian uses, at the cause of setting all speed dice values of that librarian to 1.