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This manga provides examples of:

• Abusive Parents: Ian's father and Rin's mother.
• Bifauxnen: Shira, not all the time though.
• Big Screwed-Up Family
• Break the Cutie
• Break the Haughty
• Broken Bird: Rin, Shira.
• Cain and Abel
• Childhood Friend Romance: Ian and Rin.
• Creepy Doll: In the first chapter.
• The Dandy: Kaito.
• Double Standard: Rape—Female on Male: Subverted when it's revealed that Kaito didn't like having sex with Queen Knockma but was too scared of the consequences of refusing her to denounce her.
• Dysfunction Junction: If a character has any development, they probably get a traumatic backstory.
• The Fair Folk: From fairies who steal human bodies to evil Celtic gods who just want to bring the destruction of the world.
• Fire-Forged Friends: Ian and Ainsel.
• Freudian Excuse
• Grande Dame: Heriat's grandmother.
• Grand Theft Me
• Happily Adopted: Tokage, until the villagers decided to sacrifice him and he killed his adoptive mother (and everyone else) after letting a evil god to take temporarily over his body to escape.
• Heel Face Turn
• Hero with Bad Publicity: Liar Ian.
• Heroic Sacrifice
• Ho Yay / Foe Yay: Kaito and Raven, so much.
• Jerkass Woobie: Tokage, Shira, Kaito...
• Living MacGuffin: Ainsel.
• Missing Mom: Turns out to be important to the plot.
• Mommy Issues: Tokage.
• Separated at Birth: Ian and Tokage. Justified, however, as Tokage was stillborn and could live only in the fairies' world.
• Shotacon: Queen Knockma: Kaito was just a kid when she took him as a lover.
• Took a Level in Badass: Ian.
• The Unfavorite: Tokage feels that way: not telling your son that the whole abandoning thing and the "We don't need you" speech were actually a way to protect him from your enemies can backfire that way.