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* AdaptationalContextChange: Naofumi still ends up buying Raphtalia from the slave trader. However, instead of buying her because she was the cheapest option as in canon, he's utterly aghast upon finding her in her cell and only buys her at all because he isn't strong enough yet to kill the slave trader right then and there and break her out. Raphtalia being branded with a slave seal is also PlayedForDrama here as Naofumi curses himself for not having any other viable option to free her while probably struggling not to wince at her pain from the slave seal, and while prose isn't conducive to background music, whatever the background track would be here if this were an actual stage production or anime would most certainly NOT be the cheery, bouncy music that plays over the canon counterpart of this scene in the anime.
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* AdaptationalContextChange: Naofumi still ends up buying Raphtalia from the slave trader. However, instead of buying her because she was the cheapest option as in canon, he's utterly aghast upon finding her in her cell and only buys her at all because he isn't strong enough yet to kill the slave trader right then and there and break her out. Raphtalia being branded with a slave seal is also PlayedForDrama here as Naofumi curses himself for not having any other viable option to free her while probably struggling not to wince at her pain Raphtalia's pained twitching from the slave seal, and while prose isn't conducive to background music, whatever the background track would be here if this were an actual stage production or anime would most certainly NOT be the cheery, bouncy music that plays over the canon counterpart of this scene in the anime.
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* AdaptationalContextChange: Naofumi still ends up buying Raphtalia from the slave trader. However, instead of buying her because she was the cheapest option as in canon, he's utterly aghast upon finding her in her cell and only buys her at all because he isn't strong enough yet to kill the slave trader right then and there and break her out. Raphtalia being branded with a slave seal is also PlayedForHorror here as Naofumi curses himself for not having any other viable option to free her while probably struggling not to wince at her pain from the slave seal, and while prose isn't conducive to background music, whatever the background track would be here if this were an actual stage production or anime would most certainly NOT be the cheery, bouncy music that plays over the canon counterpart of this scene in the anime.
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* AdaptationalContextChange: Naofumi still ends up buying Raphtalia from the slave trader. However, instead of buying her because she was the cheapest option as in canon, he's utterly aghast upon finding her in her cell and only buys her at all because he isn't strong enough yet to kill the slave trader right then and there and break her out. Raphtalia being branded with a slave seal is also PlayedForHorror PlayedForDrama here as Naofumi curses himself for not having any other viable option to free her while probably struggling not to wince at her pain from the slave seal, and while prose isn't conducive to background music, whatever the background track would be here if this were an actual stage production or anime would most certainly NOT be the cheery, bouncy music that plays over the canon counterpart of this scene in the anime.
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* AdaptationalContextChange: Naofumi still ends up buying Raphtalia from the slave trader. However, instead of buying her because she was the cheapest option as in canon, he's utterly aghast upon finding her in her cell and only buys her at all because he isn't strong enough yet to kill the slave trader right then and there and break her out. Raphtalia being branded with a slave seal is also PlayedForHorror here as Naofumi curses himself for not having any other viable option to free her while probably struggling not to wince at her pain from the slave seal, and while prose isn't conducive to background music, whatever the background track would be here if this were an actual stage production or anime would most certainly NOT be the cheery, bouncy music that plays over the canon counterpart of this scene in the anime.
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* HundredPercentHeroismRating: Filo, at least among her companions. She gets along well with the rest of her party and doesn't partake in the ideological arguments that often occur between Naofumi or Raphtalia and Melty. [[spoiler:In the dramatis personae section of Chapter 28, she's even the only one to not be labeled a "suspected traitor to the revolution."]]
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* AdaptationalRomanceDowngrade: None of the source material's harem elements are present in this continuity. Most notably, Raphtalia and Naofumi's relationship is now completely platonic, with Raphtalia being Naofumi's right-hand woman, pupil, and friend rather than a love interest.
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** Raphtalia is older than her canon self, being an adult from the get-go.
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** Raphtalia is older than her canon self, being an adult from the get-go.roughly 16 years old when Naofumi meets her.
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* AdaptationalNationality: [[ImpliedTrope Implied]]. While Naofumi is still ethnic Japanese in this continuity, it's not made clear whether he lived in Japan prior to the beginning of the story. However, at different points in the story, he hums American socialist songs such as [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E5Ll51kcbjo Hallelujah, I'm A Bum]] and [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mok_2xZ8iLU Solidarity Forever]], which may indicate he is from the USA (or at least an Anglophone country).
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* ShutUpHannibal: In Chapter 15, [[spoiler:after Idoru Reibia, who apparently hasn't learned yet that Naofumi already freed Raphtalia and Filo, tries to tell Naofumi that he's no better than him due to also being a slave trader and that he should thus free him, Constance and Naofumi are quick to shut him up.]] Also, pretty much every encounter between Naofumi and [[spoiler:[[EvilDoppelganger Dark Naofumi]]]] ends this way.
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* ShutUpHannibal: In Chapter 15, [[spoiler:after Idoru Reibia, who apparently hasn't learned yet that Naofumi already freed Raphtalia and Filo, tries to tell Naofumi that he's no better than him due to also being a slave trader owner and that he should thus free him, Constance and Naofumi are quick to shut him up.]] Also, pretty much every encounter between Naofumi and [[spoiler:[[EvilDoppelganger Dark Naofumi]]]] ends this way.
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** [[spoiler: Constance von Marukievich is named for the real-world Irish socialist, suffragete, and revolutionary [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Constance_Markievicz Constance Markievicz]], a dead giveaway for [[GeniusBonus anyone already familiar with her namesake]] that she's on Naofumi's side even before she drops the pretense of being a slaver with him in Chapter 12. Her character appearance also draws significantly from her namesake.]]
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** [[spoiler: Constance von Marukievich is named for the real-world Irish socialist, suffragete, and revolutionary [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Constance_Markievicz Constance Markievicz]], a dead giveaway for [[GeniusBonus anyone already familiar with her namesake]] that she's on Naofumi's side even before she drops the pretense of being a slaver with him in Chapter 12. Her character appearance design also draws significantly from her namesake.]]
