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* InconsistenstSpelling: The spelling for his Persona, Tsukiyomi. Most of the time in previous forms of ''Megami Tensei'' media and other references to the deity himself, it's rendered as "Tsukuyomi". This game is one of the few instances where its reading is completely changed.
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* InconsistenstSpelling: InconsistentSpelling: The spelling for his Persona, Tsukiyomi. Most of the time in previous forms of ''Megami Tensei'' media and other references to the deity himself, it's rendered as "Tsukuyomi". This game is one of the few instances where its reading is completely changed.
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* InconsistenstSpelling: The spelling for his Persona, Tsukiyomi. Most of the time in previous forms of ''Megami Tensei'' media and other references to the deity himself, it's rendered as "Tsukuyomi". This game is one of the few instances where its reading is completely changed.
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* SpellMyNameWithAnS: Minazuki has three cases:
** His given name, Sho, actually has an extended "u" vowel at the end, making it "Shou/Shō". The in-series GratuitousEnglish spelling avoids this extra romanization.
** Also applies to his surname, Minazuki, as it can be rendered as "Minaduki" as well due to a specific usage in its furigana (みなづき/ミナヅキ instead of みなずき/ミナズキ).
** Even his Persona, Tsukiyomi. Most of the time in previous forms of ''Megami Tensei'' media and other references to the deity himself, it's rendered as "Tsukuyomi". This game is one of the few instances where its reading is completely changed.
** His given name, Sho, actually has an extended "u" vowel at the end, making it "Shou/Shō". The in-series GratuitousEnglish spelling avoids this extra romanization.
** Also applies to his surname, Minazuki, as it can be rendered as "Minaduki" as well due to a specific usage in its furigana (みなづき/ミナヅキ instead of みなずき/ミナズキ).
** Even his Persona, Tsukiyomi. Most of the time in previous forms of ''Megami Tensei'' media and other references to the deity himself, it's rendered as "Tsukuyomi". This game is one of the few instances where its reading is completely changed.
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* CatchPhrase: "[[ArcWords I am a Shadow… the true self…]]" and "Bring on the ring!"
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* MadeOfEvil: He is described as being made from people's desire of solitude.
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* MadeOfEvil: He is described as being made from people's desire of for solitude.
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* MadeOfEvil: He is described as being made from people's desire of solitude.
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* MeetTheNewBoss: See SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute below.
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** In ''Ultimax'' [[spoiler:she shows up again in her old form to protect regular Labrys from Sho, though she will not admit she cares about Labrys now.]]
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** In ''Ultimax'' [[spoiler:she shows up again in her old form to protect regular Labrys from Sho, though she will not admit she cares about Labrys now.]]now]].
* MultiSlotCharacter: A roundabout case in the duology. Both versions share the same moves, with the normal Labrys gaining power based on her axe's power tiers, while Shadow Labrys is a GlassCannon. As explored in the first game's story mode, Shadow Labrys is the shadow self of the original, born from Labrys' desire to be a normal girl. After the original is defeated during the P-1 Grand Prix tournament, players have to contend with Shadow Labrys, who fights using Asterius. [[spoiler:After being defeated, Labrys accepts her Shadow self, where the Shadow then transforms into her true Persona, Ariadne]]. The P3 Route of ''Ultimax'''s story mode reveals [[spoiler:Shadow Labrys is stored within Labrys' mind as a separate personality, where after Sho Minazuki attempts to hijack Labrys the same way he did in the first game, Shadow Labrys takes control to fight Minazuki, calling upon Asterius as her Persona in the process. Once the fight is over, Shadow Labrys concedes control back to her original self out of boredom, though the normal Labrys believes she was helping her]].
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* MechanicallyUnusualFighter: He's the only Persona-less fighter in the game. Because of this, his "Persona" attacks are extra attacks from Sho himself and a dodge move, and he is not only immune to Persona Break, but also not heavily affected by the Silence status effect (the only thing it disables is his ability to [[ComboBreaker Burst]]). He is also the only character who lacks an Instant Kill. In fact, he would fit perfectly fine in a VideoGame/BlazBlue game because his gameplay style is more like that game.
* MindControlEyes: When Labrys is hacked by him, her eyes lose their red glow and become completely gray.
* MindControlEyes: When Labrys is hacked by him, her eyes lose their red glow and become completely gray.
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* MechanicallyUnusualFighter: He's the only Persona-less fighter in the game. Because of this, his "Persona" attacks are extra attacks from Sho himself and a dodge move, and he is not only immune to Persona Break, but also not heavily affected by the Silence status effect (the only thing it disables is his ability to [[ComboBreaker Burst]]). He is also the only character who lacks an Instant Kill. In fact, he would fit perfectly fine in a VideoGame/BlazBlue ''VideoGame/BlazBlue'' game because his gameplay style is more like that game.
* MindControlEyes: When Labrys is hacked by him, her eyes lose their red glow and become completelygray. gray.
* MultiSlotCharacter: Shares a roster spot with his split personality MINAZUKI, the difference being that SHO doesn't have access to a Persona, but MINAZUKI does. The true end of ''Ultimax'''s story mode reveals that [[spoiler:after the true villain's defeat, Sho can't sense Minazuki anymore, and that he now has access to Tsukiyomi as his Persona. It's implied that Minazuki became Tsukiyomi, and that Minazuki was Sho's Shadow. This is followed up with a TrueFinalBoss fight between Yu and Sho, where he uses his physical-based gameplay style while also having access to Tsukiyomi's power, though this variant isn't playable and can only be fought in the game's story mode]].
* MovesetClone: He and his second personality (who is a separate playable character) share the same physical moveset. Without a Persona, SHO focuses on getting close to the opponent and cutting loose, whereas MINAZUKI is a more traditional shotoclone.
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* MultiSlotCharacter: Shares a roster spot with his split personality MINAZUKI, the difference being that SHO doesn't have access to a Persona, but MINAZUKI does. The true end of ''Ultimax'''s story mode reveals that [[spoiler:after the true villain's defeat, Sho can't sense Minazuki anymore, and that he now has access to Tsukiyomi as his Persona. It's implied that Minazuki became Tsukiyomi, and that Minazuki was Sho's Shadow. This is followed up with a TrueFinalBoss fight between Yu and Sho, where he uses his physical-based gameplay style while also having access to Tsukiyomi's power, though this variant isn't playable and can only be fought in the game's story mode]].
* MovesetClone: He and his second personality (who is a separate playable character) share the same physical moveset. Without a Persona, SHO focuses on getting close to the opponent and cutting loose, whereas MINAZUKI is a more traditional shotoclone.
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* RyuAndKen: Thanks to his second personality being a separate playable character. Without a Persona, SHO focuses on getting close to the opponent and cutting loose, whereas MINAZUKI is a more traditional shotoclone.
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* MultiSlotCharacter: Shares a roster spot with his host, SHO, the difference being that SHO doesn't have access to a MINAZUKI's Persona, Tsukiyomi. MINAZUKI shares the same moveset as SHO, with his Persona providing [[CastingAShadow darkness-based]] moves. The true end of ''Ultimax'''s story mode reveals that [[spoiler:after the true villain's defeat, Sho can't sense Minazuki anymore, and that he now has access to Tsukiyomi as his Persona. It's implied that Minazuki became Tsukiyomi, and that Minazuki was Sho's Shadow. This is followed up with a TrueFinalBoss fight against Sho, where he uses his physical-based gameplay style while also having access to Tsukiyomi's power, though this variant isn't playable and can only be fought in the game's story mode]].
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* KansaiRegionalAccent: Averted. Whereas the original Labrys fits the trope, Shadow Labrys drops the accent entirely. The doppelganger Shadow Labrys in Ultimax retains Labrys's accent.
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* StrawCharacter: He is essentially a Straw Individualist. He represents those who choose to be alone but portrays it in a very shallow manner by being a GenericDoomsdayVillain and claiming all who willingly abandons friendship are wishing for world destruction.
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* StrawCharacter: He is essentially a Straw Individualist. He represents those who choose to be alone but portrays it in a very shallow manner by being a GenericDoomsdayVillain and claiming all who willingly abandons abandon friendship are wishing for world destruction.
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* XanatosGambit: His plan is a standard Xanatos Gambit. Force heroes to fight. If they do, Absorb their power to get his new body. Get new body. Destroy world. If they don't fight, they're trapped and can't stop him. Either way, he wins. His plan is only foiled because Adachi helps the heroes, and the heroes turn out to be strong enough to destroy his body once he's got it.
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* XanatosGambit: His plan is a standard Xanatos Gambit. Force heroes to fight. If they do, Absorb absorb their power to get his new body. Get new body. Destroy world. If they don't fight, they're trapped and can't stop him. Either way, he wins. His plan is only foiled because Adachi helps the heroes, and the heroes turn out to be strong enough to destroy his body once he's got it.
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* IShallTauntYou: Spends his time taunting people during his boss fight.
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* IShallTauntYou: Spends his time taunting people during his boss fight.
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* PlayingWithFire: As befitting the god of fire, Kagutsuchi's true form uses a lot of fire-based attacks
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* PlayingWithFire: As befitting the god of fire, Kagutsuchi's true form uses a lot of fire-based attacks attacks.
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* DemonicPossession: Possesses Sho in the finale of ''Ultimax'', to use as a "base" for it's "true vessel".
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* DemonicPossession: Possesses Sho in the finale of ''Ultimax'', to use as a "base" for it's its "true vessel".
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* GracefulLoser: To an extent. After being flawlessly exposed by Naoto, he commands Labrys to rise and fight again in a desperate attempt to salvage something from his plans having fallen apart completely. But Fuuka breaks his control over her. He then faces off against Naoto and gets his ass handed to him. But he takes it in stride. Justified in that its not his real body, so it doesn't really affect him much. Understandably, he does not act this way when finally defeated in ''Ultimax''.
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* GracefulLoser: To an extent. After being flawlessly exposed by Naoto, he commands Labrys to rise and fight again in a desperate attempt to salvage something from his plans having fallen apart completely. But Fuuka breaks his control over her. He then faces off against Naoto and gets his ass handed to him. But he takes it in stride. Justified in that its it's not his real body, so it doesn't really affect him much. Understandably, he does not act this way when finally defeated in ''Ultimax''.
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* ContrastingSequelAntagonist: He's one to Nyarlathotep from ''Persona 2'', from many aspects. While Nyarlathotep works just about fine everywhere he is in but chooses to volunarily shapeshift to deceive, Hi-no Kagutsuchi has to shapeshift to interfere directly, since he's pretty much a formless incarnation. While Nyarlathotep's endgame basically involves having humanity destroy themselves over bizzare apocalyptic prophecies granted through [[ClapYourHandsIfYouBelieve collective make-believe]], Hi-no Kagutsuchi collects the despair from the Persona users, then the Persona shards to transform himself and himself alone into an incarnation of absolute world destruction. While Nyarlathotep was able to influence the minds of many at once, Hi-no Kagutsuchi can only affect one or two people at a time. Finally, Nyarlathotep is shown to be highly intelligent and requires some cheating from Philemon's side to actually best while Hi-no Kagutsuchi tends to waste perfect chances or make miscalculations.
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* ContrastingSequelAntagonist: He's one to Nyarlathotep from ''Persona 2'', from many aspects. While Nyarlathotep works just about fine everywhere he is in but chooses to volunarily voluntarily shapeshift to deceive, Hi-no Kagutsuchi has to shapeshift to interfere directly, since he's pretty much a formless incarnation. While Nyarlathotep's endgame basically involves having humanity destroy themselves over bizzare bizarre apocalyptic prophecies granted through [[ClapYourHandsIfYouBelieve collective make-believe]], Hi-no Kagutsuchi collects the despair from the Persona users, then the Persona shards to transform himself and himself alone into an incarnation of absolute world destruction. While Nyarlathotep was able to influence the minds of many at once, Hi-no Kagutsuchi can only affect one or two people at a time. Finally, Nyarlathotep is shown to be highly intelligent and requires some cheating from Philemon's side to actually best while Hi-no Kagutsuchi tends to waste perfect chances or make miscalculations.
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** For Doppelgänger Yu, ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6AT3e0yoB7c Reach Out To The Truth (First Battle)]]''.
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** For Doppelgänger Yu, ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6AT3e0yoB7c com/watch?v=5cbjrTNSq0I Reach Out To The Truth (First Battle)]]''.
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* PosthumousCharacter: Despite dying in Persona 3, he still manages to be pretty important in ''Ultimax''.
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* PosthumousCharacter: Despite dying in Persona 3, ''Persona 3'', he still manages to be pretty important in ''Ultimax''.
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* ContrastingSequelAntagonist: To Adachi and Strega from ''Persona 4'' and ''3'' respectively. One thing he holds over both parties is that he's an EmpoweredBadassNormal who doesn't have a Persona and [[spoiler:is also a potential guest of the Velvet Room]].
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* ContrastingSequelAntagonist: To Strega and Adachi and Strega from ''Persona 4'' 3'' and ''3'' respectively. ''4'' respectively:
** One thing he holds over both parties is that he's an EmpoweredBadassNormal who doesn't have a Persona and [[spoiler:is also a potential guest of the Velvet Room]].
** One thing he holds over both parties is that he's an EmpoweredBadassNormal who doesn't have a Persona and [[spoiler:is also a potential guest of the Velvet Room]].
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* CoveredWithScars: [[http://img1.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20150702182856/megamitensei/images/7/77/P4U_Manga_Sho_scars.jpg His face scar isn't the only one he has]].
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* ContrastingSequelAntagonist: To Adachi and Strega from ''Persona 4'' and ''3'' respectively. One thing he holds over both parties is that he's an EmpoweredBadassNormal who doesn't have a Persona and [[spoiler:is also a potential guest of the Velvet Room]].
** Adachi is a SerialKiller who happened to be picked by Izanami as part of her experiment to see if humans preferred living in a fog of delusions rather than face reality as it is, and happens to be a member of law enforcement. Sho is a high-school student who was also picked by a god, though his relationship with said god is more close compared to Adachi not knowing Izanami existed beyond some vague implications.
** Everyone in Strega possesses a Persona, albeit artificially, which causes them some severe health problems. While involved in a similar experiment, Sho never developed a Persona and instead created Minazuki, a split-personality who does possess a Persona.
* CoveredWithScars: [[http://img1.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20150702182856/megamitensei/images/7/77/P4U_Manga_Sho_scars.jpg His face scar isn't the only one he has]]. A scene in the manga shows his upper torso is covered in scars, likely getting them from the experiments he underwent while under Ikutsuki.
** Adachi is a SerialKiller who happened to be picked by Izanami as part of her experiment to see if humans preferred living in a fog of delusions rather than face reality as it is, and happens to be a member of law enforcement. Sho is a high-school student who was also picked by a god, though his relationship with said god is more close compared to Adachi not knowing Izanami existed beyond some vague implications.
** Everyone in Strega possesses a Persona, albeit artificially, which causes them some severe health problems. While involved in a similar experiment, Sho never developed a Persona and instead created Minazuki, a split-personality who does possess a Persona.
* CoveredWithScars: [[http://img1.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20150702182856/megamitensei/images/7/77/P4U_Manga_Sho_scars.jpg His face scar isn't the only one he has]]. A scene in the manga shows his upper torso is covered in scars, likely getting them from the experiments he underwent while under Ikutsuki.
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* ExoticEyeDesigns: Take a good look at his eyes and you'll notice that his irises have gray rings in the middle, similar to those of Aigis and Labrys.
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* EvilCounterpart: Played with. It's initially subverted in that he ''has'' the potential to become this to Yu and Aigis, [[spoiler:but he rejected a contract with the Velvet Room. That said, the Velvet Room residents all imply Sho is destined to become their newest guest, and the events of the True Ending see Sho on the path of CharacterDevelopment after becoming a proper Persona-user himself, so whether he does end up becoming an EvilCounterpart to his predecessors remains to be seen]].
* ExoticEyeDesigns: Take a good look at his eyes and you'll notice that his irises have gray rings in the middle, similar to those of Aigis and Labrys. This might have something to do with the fact that he has a Plume of Dusk.
* ExoticEyeDesigns: Take a good look at his eyes and you'll notice that his irises have gray rings in the middle, similar to those of Aigis and Labrys. This might have something to do with the fact that he has a Plume of Dusk.
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* AnAxeToGrind: Carries the same type of axe as her human self, but lacks Labrys's Axe Gauge mechanic.
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* SpellMyNameWithAnS: His given name, Sho, actually has an extended "u" vowel at the end, making it "Shou/Shō". The in-series GratuitousEnglish spelling avoids this extra romanization.
** Also applies to his surname, Minazuki, as it can be rendered as "Minaduki" as well due to a specific usage in its furigana (みなづき/ミナヅキ instead of みなずき/ミナズキ).
** Also applies to his surname, Minazuki, as it can be rendered as "Minaduki" as well due to a specific usage in its furigana (みなづき/ミナヅキ instead of みなずき/ミナズキ).
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* [[spoiler:WoobieDestroyerOfWorlds]]
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* TheDreaded: ''Everyone'' freaks out when she returns in ''Ultimax''.
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* TheDreaded: ''Everyone'' freaks out when Out of all the Shadow Selves the Investigation Team encountered, Shadow Labyrs is likely the most terrifying one. As a being born from Labrys' desire for battle, her Shadow is batshit insane in both her personality and fighting style. Even her Persona, Asterius is downright frightening. When she returns in ''Ultimax''.''Ultimax'', everyone is terrified of her, including the Shadow Operatives, who have years of experience fighting Shadows and two {{Eldritch Abomination}}s.
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* TarotMotifs: The Reversed Fortune represents bad luck, out of control, and negative external force. This represents Labrys's DarkAndTroubledPast, her failed attempt to escape Yakushima, and unable to live a normal life as a human due to her nature as a robot.
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* TarotMotifs: The Reversed Fortune represents bad luck, out of control, and negative external force.forces. This represents Labrys's DarkAndTroubledPast, her failed attempt to escape Yakushima, and unable to live a normal life as a human due to her nature as a robot.
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* TarotMotifs: The Reversed Fortune represents bad luck, out of control, and negative external force. This represents Labrys's DarkAndTroubledPast, her failed attempt to escape Yakushima, and unable to live a normal life as a human due to her nature as a robot.
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* VillainousRescue: [[spoiler:Shadow Labrys is still alive in ''Ultimax'' through Labrys' HiveMind, and still an AxCrazy OmnicidalManiac, but she still saves her from Sho's remote control just because she wanted to, not that she'd ever admit it.]]
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* VillainousRescue: [[spoiler:Shadow Labrys is still alive in ''Ultimax'' through Labrys' HiveMind, and still an AxCrazy and vicious OmnicidalManiac, but she still saves her from Sho's remote control just because she wanted to, not that she'd ever admit it.]]
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* BigDamnVillains: [[spoiler:Shadow Labrys is still alive in ''Ultimax'' through Labrys' HiveMind, and still an AxCrazy OmnicidalManiac, but she still saves her from Sho's remote control just because she wanted to, not that she'd ever admit it.]]
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* UpToEleven: Personality-wise, Doppelgänger Aigis is arguably a far more extreme version of Doppelgänger Yu. This makes sense since [[spoiler:Aigis is essentially Yu's predecessor to the Wild Card, making their personalities quite comparable to each other, with some slight differences.]]
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* HealingFactor: Despite Sho being unable to use a Persona of his own and Minazuki having no known healing abilities other than LifeDrain, Sho somehow recovers from being crippled due to brain trauma on his own, even though it's noted Ikutsuki placed him on life support in Inaba precisely to buy time until the Kirijo group can discover a way to heal him (which they never did). He also retains the combat prowess and musculature he developed as a child through several years of coma, to the point the moment he awakened he had enough strength to undo his restraints, escape the hospital, and walk through Inaba ''during winter'' all the way to Ikutsuki's safehouse.
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* HealingFactor: Despite Sho being unable to use a Persona of his own and Minazuki having no known healing abilities other than LifeDrain, Sho somehow recovers from being crippled due to brain trauma on his own, even though it's noted Ikutsuki placed him on life support in Inaba precisely to buy time until the Kirijo group can discover a way to heal him (which they never did). He also retains the combat prowess and musculature he developed as a child through several years of coma, to the point the moment he manga adaptation shows not long after Sho awakened he had enough strength to undo his restraints, escape the hospital, and walk through Inaba ''during winter'' all the way to Ikutsuki's safehouse.safehouse. He also recovered from injuries and potential frostbite during said escape without any apparent treatment.
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* BadassNormal: Doesn't have a Persona by default. Is still able to go toe to toe with the others.
* EmpoweredBadassNormal: His enhanced physical abilities come from having a Plume of Dusk implanted inside him.
* BigBadDuumvirate: With the Malevolent Entity. Though the Entity thinks of Sho as nothing but an UnwittingPawn to get his hands on a more powerful body.
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* EmpoweredBadassNormal: His enhanced physical abilities come from having a Plume of Dusk implanted inside him.
* BigBadDuumvirate: With the Malevolent Entity. Though the Entity thinks of Sho as nothing but an UnwittingPawn to get his hands on a more powerful body.
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* BloodKnight: He was raised as a ChildSoldier, so naturally fighting is all he knows. He sports a wide grin whenever he finds a good fight.
* EmpoweredBadassNormal: Doesn't have a Persona by default, yet is still able to go toe to toe with Persona users and Shadows through sheer superhuman prowess. His enhanced physical abilities come from having a Plume of Dusk implanted inside him.
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* HealingFactor: Despite Sho being unable to use a Persona of his own and Minazuki having no known healing abilities other than LifeDrain, Sho somehow recovers from being crippled due to brain trauma on his own, even though it's noted Ikutsuki placed him on life support in Inaba precisely to buy time until the Kirijo group can discover a way to heal him (which they never did). He also retains the combat prowess and musculature he developed as a child through several years of coma, to the point the moment he awakened he had enough strength to undo his restraints, escape the hospital, and walk through Inaba ''during winter'' all the way to Ikutsuki's safehouse.
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* ArtificialHuman: Minazuki is an artificial personality born from a plume of dusk. But unlike Aigis and Labrys, whose minds reside in their own robotic bodies, Minazuki was born as a second soul inside the human Sho.
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* ArtificialHuman: Minazuki is an artificial a personality born from a plume Plume of dusk.Dusk. But unlike Aigis and Labrys, whose minds reside in their own robotic bodies, Minazuki was born as a second soul inside the human Sho.
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* IJustWantToBeSpecial: Seems to be the case, as he is jealous of Persona-users.
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* GracefulLoser: To an extent in ''Arena''. In contrast to the Malevolent Entity, who makes Labrys rise again after being defeated [[spoiler:and has to be forced out by Fuuka]], The Eerie Voice accepts that he lost and divulges his motives, before giving back Labrys and vanishing.
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* GracefulLoser: To an extent in ''Arena''. In contrast to the Malevolent Entity, who makes Labrys rise again after being defeated [[spoiler:and has to be forced out by Fuuka]], The the Eerie Voice accepts that he lost and divulges his motives, before giving back Labrys and vanishing.
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* KnifeNut: Though not his primary weapon, his "Survival Knife" special has him throwing a spinning knife forwards.
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* KnifeNut: Carries normal Sho's "Survival Knife" special into his own moveset.
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The only characters that don't have a shadow type (so far) are [[CardCarryingVillain both Shos]], [[WildCard Adachi]], [[AmbiguouslyHuman Elizabeth, Margaret]], [[PhysicalGod Marie]], and Shadow Labrys (for obvious reasons).\\\
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The only characters that don't have a shadow type (so far) are [[CardCarryingVillain both Shos]], [[WildCard Adachi]], [[AmbiguouslyHuman Elizabeth, Margaret]], [[PhysicalGod Marie]], and Shadow Labrys (for obvious reasons).\\\
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* CallBack:CallBack: The Doppelgängers' battle intros and victory poses references traits or things that their original counterpart or Shadow Selves did in ''P3'' and ''P4''.
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* {{Leitmotif}}: For most characters, fighting their own Shadow triggers ''I'll Face Myself -Battle-''. Each Shadow-type has their own theme song.
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* {{Leitmotif}}: For most characters, the Persona 4 cast, fighting their own Shadow triggers ''I'll Face Myself -Battle-''.-Battle-''; the Persona 3 cast gets ''Mass Destruction''. Each Shadow-type has their own theme song.
