History Fanfic / TimeBreakSaga

* EmotionlessGirl: Initially with Lambda, due to having her emotions locked away. She's able to avert this right after she meets Riku thanks to her original creators not being around, letting her have enough freedom to unlock her emotions by herself.

* HeelFaceTurn: At the end of ''Silver Linings'', [[spoiler:Nu is convinced by Lambda to betray Relius, aiding her in killing him]].

* TemptingFate: In Chapter 3 of ''Silver Linings'', Lambda sighs in relief when she sees that Nu has no power and comments that she's glad her younger "sister" can't operate on Darkness. Cue Nu shifting her power source to Darkness not even a second later.

* BattleCouple: Riku and Lambda after the events of ''Dark Clouds'' become a couple, with the two even fighting against Ansem together.

** Even with the ''[=BlazBlue=]'' timeline interacting with the ''Kingdom Hearts'' timeline over the course of the story, the plotline of the former goes mostly unaltered, and still ends with Ragna [[VideoGame/BlazBlueCentralFiction erasing his existence from the universe]].

** Even with the ''[=BlazBlue=]'' timeline interacting with the ''Kingdom Hearts'' timeline over the course of the story, the plotline of the former goes mostly unaltered, and still ends with Ragna erasing his existence from the universe.

* FirstPersonPerspective: While the series is primarily written in third-person, Tager's POV chapter in ''Silver Linings'' is in first-person.

* DiscardAndDraw: Lambda loses her ability to wield Lux Sanctus: Murakumo, but she gains her own Keyblade in its place.

* CombatStilettos: In ''Asleep at Dawn'', Lambda enters her fights wearing high-heeled sandals. Despite seeming impractical, she comments that she actually has an easier time moving around in them, and openly wonders if her Murakumo armor frequently keeping her on her tip toes meant she just had a lot of practice.

* SuperEmpowering: Lambda can enhance herself and Lux Sanctus: Murakumo using excess amounts of Darkness. At the end of ''Dark Clouds'', she kisses Riku (who was overflowing with Darkness at the time) on the cheek, which gave her a power boost and enough strength to dish out a CurbStompBattle to Ansem. Then she gets the Idea Engine in ''Silver Linings'', which actually serves as an enhancement for her Nox Nyctores.

* PrefersGoingBarefoot: Lambda doesn't wear shoes at all, even justifying it by saying that her auto-repair fixes any wear-and-tear her feet go through. Even when she's convinced by others to wear shoes, they're always open-toed.

** Despite Lambda in this story being a completely different version from the canonical one in ''Continuum Shift'', she still gets the Idea Engine during the events of ''Silver Linings''.

* TheDreaded: Relius is this to Lambda, since she freezes with fear at the prospect of running into him. Considering the experiments he and other scientists performed on her, it isn't surprising. By the end of ''Silver Linings'', she manages to overcome her fear and [[spoiler:succeeds in killing him alongside Nu]].

* UpgradeVsPrototypeFight: The fight between Nu and Lambda respectively in Chapter 3 of ''Silver Linings''. However, it ends inconclusively thanks to Nu being pulled back into the Boundary and the Azure Timeline by Kokonoe for the events of ''Continuum Shift''.

* TheDreaded: Relius is this to Lambda, since she freezes with fear at the prospect of running into him. Considering the experiments he and other scientists performed on her, it isn't surprising.

* DoesNotLikeShoes: Lambda doesn't wear shoes at all, even justifying it by saying that her auto-repair fixes any wear-and-tear her feet go through. Even when she's convinced by others to wear shoes, they're always open-toed.

* UpgradeVsPrototypeFight: The fight between Nu and Lambda respectively in Chapter 3 of ''Silver Linings''. However, it ends inconclusively thanks to Nu being pulled back into the Boundary and the Azure Timeline by Kokonoe.

* AdaptationalBadass: This story's version of Lambda is a lot stronger than the version from ''Continuum Shift'' due to her being the original from a previous timeline, including her Nox Nyctores, and not a weaker replicant like the canon version was. She's also more powerful in general thanks to now being fueled by Darkness, which is more readily available and efficient than Seithr due to it coming from her heart rather than the external environment. And that's before she ends up gaining the Idea Engine.

* UpgradeVsPrototypeFight: The fight between Nu and Lambda respectively in Chapter 3 of ''Silver Linings''. However, it ultimately ends inconclusively thanks to Nu being pulled back into the Boundary and the Azure Timeline by Kokonoe.

* AdaptationalKarma: In ''Central Fiction'', Relius became a KarmaHoudini after all the things he'd done and simply escaped into the Boundary, becoming the ''only'' villain to get away without consequence. Here, [[spoiler:Lambda and Nu succeed in killing him]].

* FirstPersonPerspective: While the stories in the series are primarily written in third-person, Tager's POV chapter in ''Silver Linings'' is in first-person.

* SuperEmpowering: Lambda can enhance herself and Lux Sanctus: Murakumo using excess amounts of Darkness. At the end of ''Dark Clouds'', she kissed Riku (who was overflowing with Darkness at the time) on the cheek, which gave her a power boost and enough strength to dish out a CurbStompBattle to Ansem. Then she gets the Idea Engine in ''Silver Linings'', which actually serves as an enhancement for her Nox Nyctores.

* AscendedExtra: Lambda is one of the two primary characters for the series, making her this in comparison to the games.

* DiscardAndDraw: Lambda loses her ability to wield Murakumo, but she gains her own Keyblade in its place.

* CombatStilettos: In ''Asleep at Dawn'', Lambda enters her fights wearing high-heeled sandals. Despite seeming impractical, she comments that she actually has an easier time walking and moving around in them. She openly wonders if her Murakumo armor frequently keeping her on her tip toes meant she just had a lot of practice.

* AdaptationalKarma: In ''Central Fiction'', Relius became a KarmaHoudini after all the things he'd done and simply escaped into the Boundary, ultimately being the only villain to get away without consequence. Here, [[spoiler:Lambda and Nu succeed in killing him]].