History Webcomic / Eleceed

* {{Bishonen}}: Almost every male character.

** UpToEleven with Duke. He becomes increasingly spiteful [[spoiler:after losing on two occasions against Jiwoo. The third time, Duke lets Earthquake tamper with Jiwoo's body right before the match. Even then he loses miserably. Duke's fellow rookies at Frame cheer for Jiwoo's victory, Duke's senior, Roist deems him to be an embarassment, and their master, Schnauder, states that Duke could never defeat Jiwoo at all. This causes Duke to murder a fellow rookie in a fit of rage and attempts to frame Jiwoo for this.]]

** UpToEleven with Duke. He becomes increasingly spiteful [[spoiler:after losing on two occasions against Jiwoo. The third time, Duke lets Earthquake tamper with Jiwoo's body right before the match. Even then he loses miserably. Duke's fellow rookies at Frame cheer for Jiwoo's victory, Duke's senior, Roist deems him to be an embarassment, and their master, Schnauder, states that Duke could never defeat Jiwoo at all. This causes Duke to snap.]]

* CheatersNeverProsper: [[spoiler:Right before their third match, Duke Grayne allows Earthquake to embed some of his energy into Jiwoo, rigging the latter to become severely wounded if he increases his speed beyond a certain level. During the fight, Jiwoo becomes hurt by Earthquake's trick while Duke arrogantly gloats over his opponent. At the last moment, Jiwoo overpowers Duke with a one-inch punch, while Roist immediately declares Jiwoo the victor. To add insult to the injury, Frame's rookies loudly cheer Jiwoo for defeating their fellow member.]]

* BullyingTheDragon: Dusik Kang and his elder son Supil stupidly provoked Kayden, and they both paid the price with their lives.

* EvenEvilHasStandards: Roist may be a high ranking member of Frame, the largest criminal organisation, but he does respect rookies who uphold the honour of their masters. [[spoiler:He respects Jiwoo for being a worthy apprentice of Kayden but disdains [[DirtyCoward Duke]] for being an embarrasment to their master, Schnauder.]]

* CheatersNeverProsper: [[spoiler:Right before the third match, Duke Grayne allows Earthquake to embed some of his energy into Jiwoo, rigging the latter to become severely wounded if he increases his speed beyond a certain level. During the fight, Jiwoo becomes hurt by Earthquake's trick while Duke arrogantly gloats over his opponent. At the last moment, Jiwoo overpowers Duke with a one-inch punch, while Roist immediately declares Jiwoo the victor. To add insult to the injury, the rookies of Frame loudly cheer Jiwoo for defeating their fellow member.]]

* EvenEvilHasStandards: Roist may be a high ranking member of Frame, the largest criminal organisation, but he does respect rookies who uphold the honour of their master. [[spoiler:He respects Jiwoo for being a worthy apprentice of Kayden but disdains [[DirtyCoward Duke]] for being an embarrasment to their master, Schnauder.]]

* InformedAttribute: We're told Kartein is very stingy with his ability and won't heal people in need unless he is bribed (and he still might not). However, in practice, he heals all of Jiwoo's injuries, even minor ones, and he is easily manipulated into healing everybody that Jiwoo wants him to, which is sometimes PlayedForLaughs. However, it is revealed that Kartein's healing abilities tend to leave him vulnerable for a while after using them. Since Kartein has many enemies, he usually refuses many requests to treat people.

* TheMasquerade: So far all the different groups of Awakened we've seen agree on one thing: Don't let the general public find out about them.

* NoSell: Kayden does this to a girl with the ability to control the minds of animals at one point.

* PowerTrio: Jiwoo eventually forms one with two of his classmates who turn out to also be Awakened.

* {{Tsundere}}: Kayden, in a platonic manner.
** Kartein, too.

** [[spoiler: This is what happened to Subin's grandfather. He threw his all into rescuing young Awakened ones that had been kidnapped from Korea, paying for it with chronic injuries that as of the most recent chapters have left him in severe pain and with only three years left to live.]]

* VillainRespect: Schnauder's apprentice, Roist, is infuriated upon learning that Kayden chose Jiwoo as his apprentice over him. Although he is initially disdainful of Jiwoo, Roist comes to respect him after [[spoiler:watching him fight and prove himself to be someone worthy of being Kayden's student. Roist praises Jiwoo's fighting spirit while he expresses disdain towards his junior, Duke Grayne for being so cowardly.]]

** Many students at the Academy which trains Awakened Ones from South Korea. Jisuk, Soocheon, Subin, and Gangseok are regarded as the best young talents of their respective groups. Wooin and Jiwoo later rise to prominence despite not being an official member of any particular group. After beating Duke Grayne of the World Awakeners' Academy, Jiwoo is practically the world's strongest unaffiliated rookie, just like his master, who is regarded as the world's strongest unaffiliated Awakened One.

* ArrogantKungFuGuy: It would be easier to list the Awakened characters who ''aren't'' this trope: Wooin, Jisuk, and the unaffiliated kids at the Academy, the former two due to personality and the latter since they're painfully aware of how weak they are.

* WorldsStrongestMan: The top 10 world rankers and Kayden qualify as this. Although it is uncertain who is truly the strongest, since the rankings aren't accurate and the top 10 refuse to fight one another for fear of PyrrhicVictory. While Kayden has never entered the official rankings, his abilities are proven to be on par with one of the Top 10.