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* SinisterMinister: She's a nun-themed UMA who works to uphold God's authority as a member of the Master Rule Roundtable
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* SinisterMinister: She's a nun-themed UMA who works to uphold God's authority as a member of the Master Rule RoundtableRoundtable.
* SmellsOfDeath: According to Change, Death fittingly reeks of blood and guts, something that she is quite insecure about.
* StatuesqueStunner: Death takes on the appearance of a young woman with an ethereal beauty to her, and also stands taller than all the other Superior Rules besides War.
* SmellsOfDeath: According to Change, Death fittingly reeks of blood and guts, something that she is quite insecure about.
* StatuesqueStunner: Death takes on the appearance of a young woman with an ethereal beauty to her, and also stands taller than all the other Superior Rules besides War.
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* MsFanservice: Change takes on the form of a beautiful woman in a LittleBlackDress that shows off her [[AbsoluteCleavage breasts]] and [[LegFocus long legs.]]
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* TheBigGuy: War is notably larger than all the other Superior Rules in both height and width.
* CigarChomper: He is always seen smoking a large cigar.
* CigarChomper: He is always seen smoking a large cigar.
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* VillainousCrush: She developed romantic feelings for Nico after spending billions of years obsessed with him following her defeat in the previous loop.
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* InSeriesNickname: "Lan" is one for her, used by herself and Soul.
* MeteorSummoningAttack: Her first word in her game of Shiritori is "Ryuusei" (Meteor), summoning an iron meteor she specifically mentions was inspired by Fuuko's special attack.
* MeteorSummoningAttack: Her first word in her game of Shiritori is "Ryuusei" (Meteor), summoning an iron meteor she specifically mentions was inspired by Fuuko's special attack.
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* ParlorGames: Lan's combat abilities are derived from an extreme version of the Japanese word game Shiritori, in which the players are required to say a word which begins with the final kana of the previous word and a player loses if their word ends with the Japanese syllable "n". Her "Deadly Rule Shiritori", however, uses ''all'' existing languages, her and her opponent's chosen words will manifest physically and clash against each other, and if a chosen word's Japanese translation ends in the "n" syllable that also counts as a loss.
* ThePowerOfLanguage: Not only is she the literal manifestation of it, but she explores it more in-depth in her Shiritori game. The power of a summoned word's manifestation depends on ''Kotodama'', the Japanese concept for words having intrinsic soul and spirit. Thus, manifestations that are more steeped in romanticism and imagination like Lance of Longinus and Shen Long are stronger than strictly logical derivations, and can even seem to have an effect on souls like Ichico.
* ThePowerOfLanguage: Not only is she the literal manifestation of it, but she explores it more in-depth in her Shiritori game. The power of a summoned word's manifestation depends on ''Kotodama'', the Japanese concept for words having intrinsic soul and spirit. Thus, manifestations that are more steeped in romanticism and imagination like Lance of Longinus and Shen Long are stronger than strictly logical derivations, and can even seem to have an effect on souls like Ichico.
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* PuzzleBoss: Literally, as her fight involves a game of Deadly Rule Shiritori where the players to use words to damage their opponent rather than a straightforward fight like with Sick or Beast.
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* ParlorGames: Lan's combat abilities are derived from an extreme version of the Japanese word game Shiritori, in which the players are required to say a word which begins with the final kana of the previous word and a player loses if their word ends with the Japanese syllable "n". Her "Deadly Rule Shiritori", however, uses ''all'' existing languages, her and her opponent's chosen words will manifest physically and clash against each other, and if a chosen word's Japanese translation ends in the "n" syllable that also counts as a loss.
* ThePowerOfLanguage: Not only is she the literal manifestation of it, but she explores it more in-depth in her Shiritori game. The power of a summoned word's manifestation depends on ''Kotodama'', the Japanese concept for words having intrinsic soul and spirit. Thus, manifestations that are more steeped in romanticism and imagination like Lance of Longinus and Shen Long are stronger than strictly logical derivations, and can even seem to have an effect on souls like Ichico.
* PuzzleBoss: Literally, as her fight involves a game of Deadly Rule Shiritori where the players to use words to damage their opponent rather than a straightforward fight like with Sick or Beast.
* ThePowerOfLanguage: Not only is she the literal manifestation of it, but she explores it more in-depth in her Shiritori game. The power of a summoned word's manifestation depends on ''Kotodama'', the Japanese concept for words having intrinsic soul and spirit. Thus, manifestations that are more steeped in romanticism and imagination like Lance of Longinus and Shen Long are stronger than strictly logical derivations, and can even seem to have an effect on souls like Ichico.
* PuzzleBoss: Literally, as her fight involves a game of Deadly Rule Shiritori where the players to use words to damage their opponent rather than a straightforward fight like with Sick or Beast.
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* PuzzleBoss: Literally, as her fight involves a game of Deadly Rule Shiritori rather than a straightforward fight like with Sick and Beast requiring the players to use their summoned words to damage their opponent.
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* SignatureHeadgear: She wears a headgear that seems to represent the Tower of Babel, fitting as she is the UMA representing language. [[spoiler:Her Phase 3 shows the tower completed.]]
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* SignatureHeadgear: She wears a headgear building-like crown that seems to represent the Tower of Babel, fitting as she is the UMA representing language. [[spoiler:Her Phase 3 shows has the tower completed.small crown shift into an actual tower.]]
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* EnfantTerrible: She's one of the 10 Superior Rules, but resembles a prepubescent, bratty girl. Behind her cute face, she hides a vicious grudge against Nico, flashing multiple {{slasher smile}}s at him when they finally meet again. Nico even directly calls her a "little brat" after he realizes the unfairness of her game.
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* EnfantTerrible: She's one of the 10 Superior Rules, but resembles a prepubescent, bratty girl.girl in her Phase 2 form. Behind her cute face, she hides a vicious grudge against Nico, flashing multiple {{slasher smile}}s at him when they finally meet again. Nico even directly calls her a "little brat" after he realizes the unfairness of her game.
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* PuzzleBoss: Literally, as her fight involves a game of Deadly Rule Shiritori rather than a straightforward fight like with Sick and Beast .Beast requiring the players to use their summoned words to damage their opponent.
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* SignatureHeadgear: She wears a headgear that seems to represent the Tower of Babel, fitting as she is the UMA representing language.
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* SignatureHeadgear: She wears a headgear that seems to represent the Tower of Babel, fitting as she is the UMA representing language. [[spoiler:Her Phase 3 shows the tower completed.]]
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* EnfantTerrible: She's one of the 10 Superior Rules, but resembles a prepubescent, bratty girl. Behind her cute face, she hides a vicious grudge against Nico, flashing multiple {{slasher smile}}s at him when they finally meet again.
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* EnfantTerrible: She's one of the 10 Superior Rules, but resembles a prepubescent, bratty girl. Behind her cute face, she hides a vicious grudge against Nico, flashing multiple {{slasher smile}}s at him when they finally meet again. Nico even directly calls her a "little brat" after he realizes the unfairness of her game.
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* ParlorGames: Lan's combat abilities are derived from an extreme version of the Japanese word game Shiritori, in which the players are required to say a word which begins with the final kana of the previous word and a player loses if their word ends with the Japanese syllable "n". Her game, however, uses ''all'' existing languages, her and her opponent's chosen words will manifest physically and clash against eachother, and if a chosen word's Japanese translation ends in the "n" syllable that also counts as a loss.
* ThePowerOfLanguage: The literal manifestation of it, but she explores it more in-depth in her Shiritori game. The power of a summoned word's manifestation depends on ''Kotodama'', the Japanese concept for words having intrinsic soul and spirit. Thus, manifestations that are more steeped in romanticism and imagination like Lance of Longinus and Shen Long are stronger than strictly logical derivations, and can even seem to have an effect on souls like Ichico.
* ImaginationBasedSuperpower: The objects summoned during her game of Shiritori are based on this. The objects are based on the chosen words, but the exact characteristics and overall form of them are based on the player's imagination. For example, Lan's meteor is made of iron because she imagined it with maximum fire power. Alternatively, the version of the ultimate shield, Aegis, Nico summoned was messy and wobblily in its construction but still blocked the meteor without issue, because he had never seen it before and could not imagine it's appearance but could still perfectly imagine it's function.
* ThePowerOfLanguage: The literal manifestation of it, but she explores it more in-depth in her Shiritori game. The power of a summoned word's manifestation depends on ''Kotodama'', the Japanese concept for words having intrinsic soul and spirit. Thus, manifestations that are more steeped in romanticism and imagination like Lance of Longinus and Shen Long are stronger than strictly logical derivations, and can even seem to have an effect on souls like Ichico.
* ImaginationBasedSuperpower: The objects summoned during her game of Shiritori are based on this. The objects are based on the chosen words, but the exact characteristics and overall form of them are based on the player's imagination. For example, Lan's meteor is made of iron because she imagined it with maximum fire power. Alternatively, the version of the ultimate shield, Aegis, Nico summoned was messy and wobblily in its construction but still blocked the meteor without issue, because he had never seen it before and could not imagine it's appearance but could still perfectly imagine it's function.
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* ParlorGames: Lan's combat abilities are derived from an extreme version of the Japanese word game Shiritori, in which the players are required to say a word which begins with the final kana of the previous word and a player loses if their word ends with the Japanese syllable "n". Her game, "Deadly Rule Shiritori", however, uses ''all'' existing languages, her and her opponent's chosen words will manifest physically and clash against eachother, each other, and if a chosen word's Japanese translation ends in the "n" syllable that also counts as a loss.
* ThePowerOfLanguage:The Not only is she the literal manifestation of it, but she explores it more in-depth in her Shiritori game. The power of a summoned word's manifestation depends on ''Kotodama'', the Japanese concept for words having intrinsic soul and spirit. Thus, manifestations that are more steeped in romanticism and imagination like Lance of Longinus and Shen Long are stronger than strictly logical derivations, and can even seem to have an effect on souls like Ichico.
* ImaginationBasedSuperpower: The objects summoned during her game of Shiritori are based on this. The objects are based on the chosen words, but the exact characteristics and overall form of them are based on the player's imagination. For example, Lan's meteor is made of iron because she imagined it with maximum fire power. Alternatively, the version of the ultimate shield, Aegis, Nico summoned was messy and wobblily in its construction but still blocked the meteor without issue, because he had never seen it before and could not imagine it's appearance but could still perfectly imagine it's function. The game also allows for the manifestation fictional/mythical creatures and objects, like Yokai and Dragons, so long as the player can properly imagine them.
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* ImaginationBasedSuperpower: The objects summoned during her game of Shiritori are based on this. The objects are based on the chosen words, but the exact characteristics and overall form of them are based on the player's imagination. For example, Lan's meteor is made of iron because she imagined it with maximum fire power. Alternatively, the version of the ultimate shield, Aegis, Nico summoned was messy and wobblily in its construction but still blocked the meteor without issue, because he had never seen it before and could not imagine it's appearance but could still perfectly imagine it's function. The game also allows for the manifestation fictional/mythical creatures and objects, like Yokai and Dragons, so long as the player can properly imagine them.
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* PuzzleBoss: Literally, as her fight involves a supercharged game of Shiritori rather than a straight fight like with Sick and Beast before her.
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* UnwinnableByDesign: Deadly Rule Shiritori is stacked in her favor to a huge degree. The lose condition is met if a chosen word ends in the Japanese syllable "n", but avoiding that becomes easier and easier as more Languages are added to the game. Considering she is the embodiment of Language itself, its practically impossible to beat her using the game's rules, something Nico realizes early on in his fight with her.
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* ThePowerOfLanguage: The literal manifestation of it, but she explores it more in-depth in her Shiritori game. The power of a summoned word's manifestation depends on ''Kotodama'', the Japanese concept for words having intrinsic soul and spirit. Thus, manifestations that are more steeped in romanticism and imagination like Lance of Longinus and Shen Long are stronger than strictly logical derivations, and can even seem to have an effect on souls like Ichico.
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* MeteorSummoningAttack: Her first word in her game of Shiritori is "Shiritori" (Meteor), summoning an iron meteor she specifically mentions was inspired by Fuuko's special attack.
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* MeteorSummoningAttack: Her first word in her game of Shiritori is "Shiritori" "Ryuusei" (Meteor), summoning an iron meteor she specifically mentions was inspired by Fuuko's special attack.
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* MeteorSummoningAttack: Her first word in her game of Shiritori is "Shiritori" (Meteor), summoning an iron meteor she specifically mentions was inspired by Fuuko's special attack.
* ParlorGames: Lan's combat abilities are derived from an extreme version of the Japanese word game Shiritori, in which the players are required to say a word which begins with the final kana of the previous word and a player loses if their word ends with the Japanese syllable "n". Her game, however, uses ''all'' existing languages, her and her opponent's chosen words will manifest physically and clash against eachother, and if a chosen word's Japanese translation ends in the "n" syllable that also counts as a loss.
* ImaginationBasedSuperpower: The objects summoned during her game of Shiritori are based on this. The objects are based on the chosen words, but the exact characteristics and overall form of them are based on the player's imagination. For example, Lan's meteor is made of iron because she imagined it with maximum fire power. Alternatively, the version of the ultimate shield, Aegis, Nico summoned was messy and wobblily in its construction but still blocked the meteor without issue, because he had never seen it before and could not imagine it's appearance but could still perfectly imagine it's function.
* ParlorGames: Lan's combat abilities are derived from an extreme version of the Japanese word game Shiritori, in which the players are required to say a word which begins with the final kana of the previous word and a player loses if their word ends with the Japanese syllable "n". Her game, however, uses ''all'' existing languages, her and her opponent's chosen words will manifest physically and clash against eachother, and if a chosen word's Japanese translation ends in the "n" syllable that also counts as a loss.
* ImaginationBasedSuperpower: The objects summoned during her game of Shiritori are based on this. The objects are based on the chosen words, but the exact characteristics and overall form of them are based on the player's imagination. For example, Lan's meteor is made of iron because she imagined it with maximum fire power. Alternatively, the version of the ultimate shield, Aegis, Nico summoned was messy and wobblily in its construction but still blocked the meteor without issue, because he had never seen it before and could not imagine it's appearance but could still perfectly imagine it's function.
* PuzzleBoss: Literally, as her fight involves a supercharged game of Shiritori rather than a straight fight like with Sick and Beast before her.
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* LogicalWeakness: Unforgettable is implied to be this for her. While Unjustice is the natural enemy of the Superior Rules in general, Nico is notable in being the only other Negator capable of beating Language alone, thanks to his ability naturally countering hers in some way yet to be seen.
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* LogicalWeakness: Unforgettable is implied to be this for her. LogicalWeakness: While Unjustice is the natural enemy of the Superior Rules in general, Unforgettable is a specific counter to her abilities. Since her combat abilities are based on an all-languages game of Shiritori, Unforgettable's ability to memorize any and all languages with ease allowed Nico is notable in being the only other Negator capable of beating to outplay Language alone, thanks to his ability naturally countering hers easily in some way yet to be seen.the 100th loop.
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* ItsPersonal: She has a massive grudge against Nico, due to him being the only negator aside from Unjustice to ever properly kill her. She spends the majority of her time trapped in the Master Room (which totals to 4.6 ''billion years'' according to her) looking forward to a rematch, beelines it straight to his lab once she's finally able to escape, and is enraged when she realizes this Nico hasn't manifested his Unforgettable yet. While Soul [[spoiler:had already asked her to kill Ichico so the Negators wouldn't be able to learn more about SoulPower from her]], Lan instead tries to kill Ichico ''just'' to force Nico to manifest Unforgettable. She's so obsessed with this rematch that she forces Fuuko to add Nico and Ichico to the Roundtable under threat of ''collapsing civilization'' then and there, just so the two of them can properly face off.
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* ItsPersonal: She has a massive grudge against Nico, due to him being the only negator aside from Unjustice to ever properly kill her. She spends the majority of her time trapped in the Master Room (which totals to 4.6 ''billion years'' according to her) looking forward to a rematch, beelines it straight to his lab once she's finally able to escape, and is enraged when she realizes this Nico hasn't manifested his Unforgettable yet. While Soul [[spoiler:had already asked her to kill Ichico so the Negators wouldn't be able to learn more about SoulPower from her]], Lan instead tries to kill Ichico ''just'' to force Nico to manifest Unforgettable. She's so obsessed with this rematch that she forces Fuuko to add Nico and Ichico to the Roundtable under threat of ''collapsing civilization'' then and there, there even though Nico still isn't a Negator therefore normally would not be eligible, just so the two of them can properly face off.
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* LostVoicePlot: One of her phase two abilities is disabling the ability to speak, which she uses to keep Fuuko from communicating with others at the Union base. She can also invoke this on a ''global scale'' if she so choses, which she threatens to do if Fuuko doesn't add Nico and Ichico to the Roundtable so she can face them as part of her Quest.
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* LostVoicePlot: One of her phase two abilities is disabling the ability to speak, which she uses to keep Fuuko from communicating with others at the Union base. She can also invoke this on a ''global scale'' if she so choses, chooses and cause a collapse of civilization in the process, which she threatens to do if Fuuko doesn't add Nico and Ichico to the Roundtable so she can face them as part of her Quest.
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* HistoryRepeats: {{Play|ingWithATrope}}ed With and actually invoked a bit by Language. The 101st Loop sees her once again facing off against Nico, inhis lab, as part of a quest. This time, however, Nico doesn't possess "Unforgettable" much to Language's chagrin, and is Ichico is by his side.
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* HistoryRepeats: {{Play|ingWithATrope}}ed With and actually invoked a bit by Language. The 101st Loop sees her once again facing off against Nico, inhis in his lab, as part of a quest. This time, however, Nico doesn't possess "Unforgettable" much to Language's chagrin, and is has Ichico is by his side.
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* ItsPersonal: She has a massive grudge against Nico, due to being him being the only negator aside from Unjustice to ever properly kill her. She spends the majority of her time trapped in the Master Room (which totals to 4.6 ''billion years'' according to her) looking forward to a rematch, beelines it straight to his lab once she's finally able to escape, and is enraged when she realizes this Nico hasn't manifested his Unforgettable yet. While Soul [[spoiler:had already asked her to kill Ichico so the Negators wouldn't be able to learn more about SoulPower from her]], Lan instead tries to kill Ichico ''just'' to force Nico to manifest Unforgettable. She's so obsessed with this rematch that she forces Fuuko to add Nico and Ichico to the Roundtable under threat of ''collapsing civilization'' then and there, just so the two of them can properly face off.
* KilledOffScreen: UMA Language was neutralized by Nico offscreen in the 100th while Andy, Fuuko, and Shen were busy dealing with UMA Spoil, leading to the unification of languages across the world. {{Subverted|Trope}} in Chapter 200, which shows her final moments against Nico in the 100th Loop, and establishes that said defeat was owed to Nico's use of "Unforgettable", Lan gaining a grudge against Nico for his killing her lasting into the 101st Loop.
* LogicalWeakness: Unforgettable is implied to be this for her. While Unjustice is the natural enemy of the Superior Rules in general, Nico is notable being the only other Negator capable of beating Language alone, thanks to his ability naturally countering hers in some way yet to be seen.
* KilledOffScreen: UMA Language was neutralized by Nico offscreen in the 100th while Andy, Fuuko, and Shen were busy dealing with UMA Spoil, leading to the unification of languages across the world. {{Subverted|Trope}} in Chapter 200, which shows her final moments against Nico in the 100th Loop, and establishes that said defeat was owed to Nico's use of "Unforgettable", Lan gaining a grudge against Nico for his killing her lasting into the 101st Loop.
* LogicalWeakness: Unforgettable is implied to be this for her. While Unjustice is the natural enemy of the Superior Rules in general, Nico is notable being the only other Negator capable of beating Language alone, thanks to his ability naturally countering hers in some way yet to be seen.
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* ItsPersonal: She has a massive grudge against Nico, due to being him being the only negator aside from Unjustice to ever properly kill her. She spends the majority of her time trapped in the Master Room (which totals to 4.6 ''billion years'' according to her) looking forward to a rematch, beelines it straight to his lab once she's finally able to escape, and is enraged when she realizes this Nico hasn't manifested his Unforgettable yet. While Soul [[spoiler:had already asked her to kill Ichico so the Negators wouldn't be able to learn more about SoulPower from her]], Lan instead tries to kill Ichico ''just'' to force Nico to manifest Unforgettable. She's so obsessed with this rematch that she forces Fuuko to add Nico and Ichico to the Roundtable under threat of ''collapsing civilization'' then and there, just so the two of them can properly face off.
* KilledOffScreen: UMA Language was neutralized by Nico offscreen in the 100th Loop while Andy, Fuuko, and Shen were busy dealing with UMA Spoil, leading to the unification of languages across the world. {{Subverted|Trope}} in Chapter 200, which shows her final moments against Nico in the 100th Loop, and establishes that said defeat was owed to Nico's use of "Unforgettable", Lan gaining a grudge against Nico for his killing her lasting into the 101st Loop.
* LogicalWeakness: Unforgettable is implied to be this for her. While Unjustice is the natural enemy of the Superior Rules in general, Nico is notable in being the only other Negator capable of beating Language alone, thanks to his ability naturally countering hers in some way yet to be seen.
* KilledOffScreen: UMA Language was neutralized by Nico offscreen in the 100th Loop while Andy, Fuuko, and Shen were busy dealing with UMA Spoil, leading to the unification of languages across the world. {{Subverted|Trope}} in Chapter 200, which shows her final moments against Nico in the 100th Loop, and establishes that said defeat was owed to Nico's use of "Unforgettable", Lan gaining a grudge against Nico for his killing her lasting into the 101st Loop.
* LogicalWeakness: Unforgettable is implied to be this for her. While Unjustice is the natural enemy of the Superior Rules in general, Nico is notable in being the only other Negator capable of beating Language alone, thanks to his ability naturally countering hers in some way yet to be seen.
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Ichico's presence really isn't a disadvantage as we can see in the most recent chapter so i don't think that part is nesssassry for the trope
Also, Arch Enemy and Its Personal cover the same basic information and I feel Its Personal is more accurate to the actual content so I'm removing the latter.
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* ArchEnemy: She sees Nico as hers, due to being the only person to ever kill her that wasn't Juiz, spending the majority of the 101st Loop looking forward to facing him again, and is pissed when she meets him again only to find he ''doesn't'' have "Unforgettable" this time, prompting her to trying killing Nico to ''make'' him get it again so they can have a proper rematch.
* {{Bookworm}}: She has her nose buried in a book non-stop, no matter the circumstances. Even when she's directly confronting Ichico and Nico, she's more interested in the literature she brought than anything else.
* {{Bookworm}}: She has her nose buried in a book non-stop, no matter the circumstances. Even when she's directly confronting Ichico and Nico, she's more interested in the literature she brought than anything else.
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* EnfantTerrible: She resembles a prepubescent girl, but is one of the 10 Master Rules, and hides a vicious grudge against Nico behind her cute appearance, flashing multiple {{slasher smile}}s at him when they meet again.
* HistoryRepeats: {{Play|ingWithATrope}}ed With. The 101st Loop sees her once again facing off against Nico as part of a quest. This time however, Nico is accompanied by Ichico, but ''doesn't'' possess "Unforgettable", and Ichico's presence is more of a ''dis''advantage since [[spoiler:Soul wants Language to kill Ichico so the Negators can't properly understand how to use SoulPower, and Language has already stolen away Fuuko's ability to tell them, meaning Ichico's death would be the nail in the Negator's coffin.]]
* HistoryRepeats: {{Play|ingWithATrope}}ed With. The 101st Loop sees her once again facing off against Nico as part of a quest. This time however, Nico is accompanied by Ichico, but ''doesn't'' possess "Unforgettable", and Ichico's presence is more of a ''dis''advantage since [[spoiler:Soul wants Language to kill Ichico so the Negators can't properly understand how to use SoulPower, and Language has already stolen away Fuuko's ability to tell them, meaning Ichico's death would be the nail in the Negator's coffin.]]
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* EnfantTerrible: She resembles a prepubescent girl, but is She's one of the 10 Master Superior Rules, and but resembles a prepubescent, bratty girl. Behind her cute face, she hides a vicious grudge against Nico behind her cute appearance, Nico, flashing multiple {{slasher smile}}s at him when they finally meet again.
* HistoryRepeats: {{Play|ingWithATrope}}edWith. With and actually invoked a bit by Language. The 101st Loop sees her once again facing off against Nico Nico, inhis lab, as part of a quest. This time time, however, Nico is accompanied by Ichico, but ''doesn't'' doesn't possess "Unforgettable", "Unforgettable" much to Language's chagrin, and Ichico's presence is more of a ''dis''advantage since [[spoiler:Soul wants Language to kill Ichico so the Negators can't properly understand how to use SoulPower, and Language has already stolen away Fuuko's ability to tell them, meaning Ichico's death would be the nail in the Negator's coffin.]]is by his side.
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* ItsPersonal: Nico is the only person beside Juiz to have ever killed her, so she has been waiting over four ''billion'' years to face him again, to prove herself superior to him. When she meets him and Ichico in the 101st Loop, she wants a rematch to prove "Language" superior to his "Unforgettable", only to learn he ''doesn't'' have it this time. While Soul [[spoiler:already ordered her to kill Ichico so the Negators wouldn't learn about SoulPower from her]], Lan casually tries to kill Ichico ''just'' to cause Nico tragedy and reawaken "Unforgettable", then proceeds asking Ichico's ''soul'' to die when that fails by baiting her with the idea it would make Nico stronger, being ''that'' obsessed with facing Nico properly again. She's so obsessed with facing Nico again, she ''forces'' Apocalypse to tell Fuuko to add Nico and Ichico to the roundtable under threat of ''collapsing civilization'' then and there, just so the two of them will ''have'' to face her in a Quest so she can properly try and kill Ichico, Fuuko being forced to give them Top and Haruka's intended seats.
* KilledOffScreen: UMA Language was neutralized by Nico offscreen in the 100th while Andy, Fuuko, and Shen were busy dealing with UMA Spoil, leading to the unification of languages across the world. {{Subverted|Trope}} after Chapter 200, which shows her final moments against Nico in the 100th Loop, and establishes that said defeat was owed to Nico's use of "Unforgettable", Lan gaining a grudge against Nico for his killing her lasting into the 101st Loop.
* LogicalWeakness: Of a sort. In the prior loop, Nico took on Language solo as part of a Quest and managed to defeat her. Whilst her powers are presently unknown, Nico's negation ability being Un'''forgettable''' apparently made him a ManOfKryptonite against her, as he would never forget any language or information learned through said language. Naturally, Nico not being Unforgettable by the time she appears in a quest in the 101st loop means Fuuko has to go look for the reincarnated Juiz and Unjustice to have any chance of neutralizing her instead.
* LostVoicePlot: One of her phase two abilities is disabling the ability to speak, which she uses to keep Fuuko from communicating with others at the Union base.
* KilledOffScreen: UMA Language was neutralized by Nico offscreen in the 100th while Andy, Fuuko, and Shen were busy dealing with UMA Spoil, leading to the unification of languages across the world. {{Subverted|Trope}} after Chapter 200, which shows her final moments against Nico in the 100th Loop, and establishes that said defeat was owed to Nico's use of "Unforgettable", Lan gaining a grudge against Nico for his killing her lasting into the 101st Loop.
* LogicalWeakness: Of a sort. In the prior loop, Nico took on Language solo as part of a Quest and managed to defeat her. Whilst her powers are presently unknown, Nico's negation ability being Un'''forgettable''' apparently made him a ManOfKryptonite against her, as he would never forget any language or information learned through said language. Naturally, Nico not being Unforgettable by the time she appears in a quest in the 101st loop means Fuuko has to go look for the reincarnated Juiz and Unjustice to have any chance of neutralizing her instead.
* LostVoicePlot: One of her phase two abilities is disabling the ability to speak, which she uses to keep Fuuko from communicating with others at the Union base.
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* ItsPersonal: Nico is She has a massive grudge against Nico, due to being him being the only person beside Juiz negator aside from Unjustice to have ever killed her, so she has been waiting over four ''billion'' years to face him again, to prove herself superior to him. When she meets him and Ichico properly kill her. She spends the majority of her time trapped in the 101st Loop, she wants a rematch Master Room (which totals to prove "Language" superior 4.6 ''billion years'' according to her) looking forward to a rematch, beelines it straight to his "Unforgettable", only lab once she's finally able to learn he ''doesn't'' have it escape, and is enraged when she realizes this time. Nico hasn't manifested his Unforgettable yet. While Soul [[spoiler:already ordered [[spoiler:had already asked her to kill Ichico so the Negators wouldn't be able to learn more about SoulPower from her]], Lan casually instead tries to kill Ichico ''just'' to cause force Nico tragedy and reawaken "Unforgettable", then proceeds asking Ichico's ''soul'' to die when that fails by baiting her with the idea it would make Nico stronger, being ''that'' obsessed with facing Nico properly again. manifest Unforgettable. She's so obsessed with facing Nico again, this rematch that she ''forces'' Apocalypse to tell forces Fuuko to add Nico and Ichico to the roundtable Roundtable under threat of ''collapsing civilization'' then and there, just so the two of them will ''have'' to face her in a Quest so she can properly try and kill Ichico, Fuuko being forced to give them Top and Haruka's intended seats.
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* KilledOffScreen: UMA Language was neutralized by Nico offscreen in the 100th while Andy, Fuuko, and Shen were busy dealing with UMA Spoil, leading to the unification of languages across the world. {{Subverted|Trope}}after in Chapter 200, which shows her final moments against Nico in the 100th Loop, and establishes that said defeat was owed to Nico's use of "Unforgettable", Lan gaining a grudge against Nico for his killing her lasting into the 101st Loop.
* LogicalWeakness:Of a sort. In the prior loop, Nico took on Language solo as part of a Quest and managed to defeat her. Whilst her powers are presently unknown, Nico's negation ability being Un'''forgettable''' apparently made him a ManOfKryptonite against her, as he would never forget any language or information learned through said language. Naturally, Nico not being Unforgettable by the time she appears in a quest in the 101st loop means Fuuko has is implied to go look be this for the reincarnated Juiz and her. While Unjustice is the natural enemy of the Superior Rules in general, Nico is notable being the only other Negator capable of beating Language alone, thanks to have any chance of neutralizing her instead.
his ability naturally countering hers in some way yet to be seen.
* LostVoicePlot: One of her phase two abilities is disabling the ability to speak, which she uses to keep Fuuko from communicating with others at the Union base. She can also invoke this on a ''global scale'' if she so choses, which she threatens to do if Fuuko doesn't add Nico and Ichico to the Roundtable so she can face them as part of her Quest.
* KilledOffScreen: UMA Language was neutralized by Nico offscreen in the 100th while Andy, Fuuko, and Shen were busy dealing with UMA Spoil, leading to the unification of languages across the world. {{Subverted|Trope}}
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* LostVoicePlot: One of her phase two abilities is disabling the ability to speak, which she uses to keep Fuuko from communicating with others at the Union base. She can also invoke this on a ''global scale'' if she so choses, which she threatens to do if Fuuko doesn't add Nico and Ichico to the Roundtable so she can face them as part of her Quest.
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* {{Bookworm}}: She has her nose burried in a book non-stop, no matter the circumstances. Even when she's directly confronting Ichico and Nico, she's more interested in the literature she brought than anything else.
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* ArchEnemy: She sees Nico as hers, due to being the only person to ever kill her that wasn't Juiz, spending the majority of the 101st Loop looking forward to facing him again, and is pissed when she meets him again only to find he ''doesn't'' have "Unforgettable" this time, prompting her to trying killing Nico to ''make'' him get it again so they can have a proper rematch.
* {{Bookworm}}: She has her noseburried buried in a book non-stop, no matter the circumstances. Even when she's directly confronting Ichico and Nico, she's more interested in the literature she brought than anything else.
* {{Bookworm}}: She has her nose
* EnfantTerrible: She resembles a prepubescent girl, but is one of the 10 Master Rules, and hides a vicious grudge against Nico behind her cute appearance, flashing multiple {{slasher smile}}s at him when they meet again.
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* ItsPersonal: Nico is the only person beside Juiz to have ever killed her, so she has been waiting over four ''billion'' years to face him again, to prove herself superior to him. When she meets him and Ichico in the 101st Loop, she wants a rematch to prove "Language" superior to his "Unforgettable", only to learn he ''doesn't'' have it this time. While Soul [[spoiler:already ordered her to kill Ichico so the Negators wouldn't learn about SoulPower from her]], Lan casually tries to kill Ichico ''just'' to cause Nico tragedy and reawaken "Unforgettable", then proceeds asking Ichico's ''soul'' to die when that fails by baiting her with the idea it would make Nico stronger, being ''that'' obsessed with facing Nico properly again. She's so obsessed with facing Nico again, she ''forces'' Apocalypse to tell Fuuko to add Nico and Ichico to the roundtable under threat of ''collapsing civilization'' then and there, just so the two of them will ''have'' to face her in a Quest so she can properly try and kill Ichico, Fuuko being forced to give them Top and Haruka's intended seats.
* KilledOffScreen: UMA Language was neutralized by Nico offscreen in the 100th while Andy, Fuuko, and Shen were busy dealing with UMA Spoil, leading to the unification of languages across the world. {{Subverted|Trope}} after Chapter 200, which shows her final moments against Nico in the 100th Loop, and establishes that said defeat was owed to Nico's use of "Unforgettable", Lan gaining a grudge against Nico for his killing her lasting into the 101st Loop.
* KilledOffScreen: UMA Language was neutralized by Nico offscreen in the 100th while Andy, Fuuko, and Shen were busy dealing with UMA Spoil, leading to the unification of languages across the world. {{Subverted|Trope}} after Chapter 200, which shows her final moments against Nico in the 100th Loop, and establishes that said defeat was owed to Nico's use of "Unforgettable", Lan gaining a grudge against Nico for his killing her lasting into the 101st Loop.
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* LogicalWeakness: All the illnesses in the world can do nothing against someone who can't die like Andy.
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* LogicalWeakness: All the illnesses in the world can do nothing against someone who can't die like Andy. We're also later shown Juiz defeating him in an earlier loop while wearing a gas mask, implying proper protective equipment makes his powers at least a little bit easier to deal with.
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* WorldsStrongestMan: With the exception of God, Soul is the strongest UMA there is. Even if the other nine Master Rules ganged up on him, Soul implies he would easily be the victor. So far, only Andy has given him a challenge.
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* BerserkButton: Andy is one to her thanks to him having forced the Master Rules to stay on the Sun for millions of years and him not changing at all in the meantime.
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* BerserkButton: Andy is one to her thanks to him having forced the Master Rules to stay on the Sun for millions of years and him not changing at all in the meantime. Andy constantly flashing his naked body, especially a certain part between his legs, also adds to Change's hatred of the man.
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* LogicalWeakness: Thanks to them all having views of humanity similar to Sun, Juiz's Unjustice is exceptionally more effective against the top ten Master Rules, forcing them to act in opposition to their views of justice and allowing Juiz to defeat a majority of them [[spoiler: without using SoulPower.]]
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* NotSoInvincibleAfterAll: The top ten Master Rules are shown as being utterly unbeatable by humanity [[spoiler:until one learns how to use the SoulPower aspect of their Negator powers. Fuuko learning how to do so and teaching Haruka and Top to do it as well allow the three to defeat and kill Beast.]]
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* BigGood: While not entirely benevolent, it's on humanity's side and gives as much support to them as its allowed.
** This is further [[ZigzaggedTrope zig-zagged]] during the [[spoiler: fight against Sun]] as while they claim to bet on people in their fight, but does not appear to be attached to them in any way even as they die. Yes, they are more benevolent than a being who actively wants to snuff out humanity, but certainly not good. [[spoiler:Chapter 198 adds further ambiguity with the reveal that UMA Soul, the first and only rule that actually benefits humanity, is the only UMA that was created by Luna rather than Sun. When Soul questions his creator about it, their only response is to claim it's simply more amusing that way, although Soul notes that isn't the full truth.]]
** This is further [[ZigzaggedTrope zig-zagged]] during the [[spoiler: fight against Sun]] as while they claim to bet on people in their fight, but does not appear to be attached to them in any way even as they die. Yes, they are more benevolent than a being who actively wants to snuff out humanity, but certainly not good. [[spoiler:Chapter 198 adds further ambiguity with the reveal that UMA Soul, the first and only rule that actually benefits humanity, is the only UMA that was created by Luna rather than Sun. When Soul questions his creator about it, their only response is to claim it's simply more amusing that way, although Soul notes that isn't the full truth.]]
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* BigGood: While not entirely benevolent, it's on humanity's side and gives as much support to them as its allowed.
**allowed. This is further [[ZigzaggedTrope zig-zagged]] during the [[spoiler: fight against Sun]] as while they claim to bet on people in their fight, but does not appear to be attached to them in any way even as they die. Yes, they are more benevolent than a being who actively wants to snuff out humanity, but certainly not good. [[spoiler:Chapter 198 adds further ambiguity with the reveal that UMA Soul, the first and only rule that actually benefits humanity, is the only UMA that was created by Luna rather than Sun. When Soul questions his creator about it, their only response is to claim it's simply more amusing that way, although Soul notes that isn't the full truth.]]
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* InSeriesNickname: UMA Death calls them "Lucky", which indirectly confirms them as UMA Luck in their first appearance.
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* InSeriesNickname: UMA Death calls them "Lucky", which indirectly confirms confirmed them as UMA Luck in their first appearance.
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* PlagueMaster: Fittingly for the embodiment of sickness. Not only can he cause illnesses and ailments in others, buy just being in his presence causes preexisting conditions to worsen.
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If you believe the new images do not fit the page than feel free to make an Image Pickin' thread to argue your case, but at the moment it seems silly to revert them back without doing so. Every other image on this page was added with the Image Pickin Thread being needed before hand, I don't see why these should be any different unless your actually willing to explain why in a thread. If there is already a thread for UU I'd love to take part in it, but I could not find it myself.
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