• Dragon Ball: Well, at least was.
• Gundam Wing: Can out of the blue go to a streaming site to find a video of episode 1 and watch it.
• Yu-Gi-Oh! 5Ds: Actually only for the music and setting in first season.

Non-fighting games:

• Advance Wars: Played the four games.
• Final Fantasy IX: The previous ones never caught my eyes, and the later ones are just not quite as good in my opinion.

Fighting games:

• BlazBlue: Fan who doesn't even own any of the games. It's a bit sad since I loved the few experiences I had playing CS.
• Guilty Gear: What made me stumble into BlazBlue. Anyway, both series are awesome.
• Street Fighter IV: The game that actually made me acknowledge the Street Fighter series.
• Tekken: Fan since aged 6. First fighting game I ever played? Tekken 2.
• Touhou: I play the fighting games: Immaterial and Missing Power,Scarlet Weather Rhapsody and Unthinkable Natural Law.

Tropes that apply to the Chip Cells:

• Amplifier Artifact
• Artifact of Doom: Thought to be so in one instance. The Germany Arc showed pretty much the weight power can have on one's mind.
• Cast from Hit Points
• Green Lantern Ring: The Cell does whatever you want it to do.
• Magic from Technology: You can screw with the laws of physics should you use your cell well enough. You just better watch out for it can make you faint in the midst of action.
• Power Crutch
• Technopath: Anybody who wields one, since the interface is pretty much the brain.

Tropes applying to the team:

• Cast Herd: This team was built around the complementarity of its members.
• Dream Team: What the WBF thought this team would be along with Team Monaco. They were wrong... at the beginning.
• Five-Token Band: What Erik thought about the team.
• Sociopathic Hero: All the members have a sort of problem. Every single member of the team is at least Not Good with People or has self-esteem issues.
• Multinational Team: Played with strangely: The team is based in Liechtenstein, but only the coach Gerhard is native of that country. Everyone does become a citizen of Liechtenstein though.
• Super Team: Subverted. Virgil usually doesn't hold his own alone. If not for his miraculous victory over Marco, he'd never have been chosen in the first place.

C-Square Gear
Virgil

"I can not make things better in a blink of an eye. But a thing I can do is doing my best and hope it will work."

Tropes that apply to Virgil:

• Accidental Hero
• And Then What?: Asks himself that after defeating Iulia, because the only thing that makes him is that he's a member of the Light Stones.
• Anti-Hero: Type I
• Bad Powers, Good People: Against Iulia, he used shadow-like attacks and Combat Pragmatist techniques. And it turned the tables.
• Badass Bookworm: If Mega Manning Erik wasn't awesome enough, he did it two weeks after starting Beyblading.
• Casting a Shadow: His show element for a little time after abandoning his Creepy Cool Crosses.
• Determinator: He gave up his whole life for Beyblade (okay, it was just to avoid a forced marriage, but still). And then he comes back home, gets his ass kicked once and... turns the tables off by outwitting and outlasting a better-equipped opponent by sheer force of will.
• Do Not Call Me Vergilius! During the Vatican Arc.
• The Heretic: Spouting blasphemies during his match against Iulia just to grave his motivation in her (and his own) mind.
• The Hero
• Hikikomori: Was one until he decided to break out, sorta kickstarting the plot.
• Knight in Shining Armor / Knight in Sour Armor: Alternates between the two after being done with his motivation problems.
• Light 'Em Up: His theme at first, along with Holy Hand Grenade and Creepy Cool Crosses when he wasn't Mega Manning Erik.
• Loser Protagonist: Not exactly loser, but he's pretty bad at Beyblading if not for his Eleventh Hour Superpower Cell. At the beginning. He is trained out of it.
• Madness Mantra: When he snapped out of his depression. This allowed him to beat Iulia despite being inferior in terms of material and winning just because he wanted to.
• Mega Manning: Uses Erik's Triangle Assault and his Death Star attacks. And he did only watch those.
• Mighty Glacier: 'till the Vatican Arc. After getting destroyed he becomes a sort of The Mario.
• The Obi Wannabe: Tries to be advice to Min and Vlad. They don't listen to him, and Erik slaps the problems on his face every single time.
• Paint It Black: Did that against Iulia.
• Screw Learning, I Have Phlebotinum!: Subverted. Though his arrival and sudden victories came out of the blue, Virgil isn't one to skip any kind of lessons.
• Screw the Money, I Have Rules!: He was destined to be married to Iulia so his family could get a lot of money. She is 13 years older than him and their relation was nothing about a May-December Romance. He doesn't want to be married, and one of his birthday gifts is the marriage contract. His way of responding to that was running away from his life with everything he still has: the simple Beyblade that was his other birthday gift.
• Yin Yang Bomb: What he eventually decides to make his attacks look like.

The Second Beyblade Pioneer
Erik

"Guys, I'm not a kid. I'm not gonna sit on this bench all mopey like you guys did. I know our opponents? Yeah, so? What does prevent me from kicking their ass?"

Tropes associated with Erik:

• Abusive Parents: His father put him through very intense Training from Hell during his first 18 years.
• The Ace
  • Broken Ace
• Anti-Hero: Oscillates between Types II to IV depending on the mood.
• Boomerang Bigot: He refuses to take part of any team activity at the beginning. He grows out of it.
• Can't Live with Them, Can't Live without Them: With the team as a whole. Also with the German Team. He alternates very much between the teams.
• Challenge Seeker: He tries to train Marco the hard way. It ends up badly, because he thought Marco was the one who would come to defeat him.
• Deadpan Snarker
• Generation Xerox: He has been raised by his father Johann to be a blader like him. Erik turned out to become better than Dick, who always beat Johann.
• Genre Savvy
  (Mnemosine and Virgil are up to the quarterfinals) "Two newbies in the quarterfinals? I don't like it."
• Glory Seeker: When he's done with his Heroic Blue Screen Of Death.
• Hard Work Hardly Works: That's what he thought after being defeated easily by Mnemosine. She defeated him while she was a newbie and he was undefeated and is trained to be a blader since his youngest days.
• Heroic RROD: Threw his full power against Gretchen. He completely destroyed her. The sheer explosive power of that Death Nova injured both of them.
• Heterosexual Life Partners: With Marco. They can be thousands of kilometers apart, but only a Heroic BSOD can keep them away from chatting with each other, (by phone or anything).
• Ineffectual Loner: Though he believes his team can do things, he prefers to win alone, and usually fails.
• Iron Woobie: He's the only one not to angst over a fight against his former friends. He just decides it's time to stop screwing around and to kick their asses.
• Jerkass
  • Evolves to Jerkass Façade
• The Lancer
• Meaningful Name: Erik means ever ruler. Subverted because he gets curbstomped early on so he doesn't rule.
• Mega-Man Catcher: He is the most mirrored blader in the world. Gretchen and Elina in particular.
• Mr. Vice Guy: Plays this at the beginning, lazing around the team and doing nothing but snark his team.
• The Obi Wrong: Has more introduction than Virgil, but gets demoted to just captain of the team, and ever non-listened captain. And from Season 2 onwards, Virgil becomes the captain.
• Only in It for the Money: How he was persuaded to join Team Liechtenstein.
• The Snark Knight
• Sore Loser: After losing to Mnemosine, he gives up on beyblading, shows of force aside. He gets better.
• Teeth-Clenched Teamwork: After he accepts that he's a member of the team. He gets better when his team helps him to defeat the Storm Panzers.
• Vitriolic Best Buds: With Marco.

Superpowered Ordinary Girl Blader
Min

"Do you need a reason to smile? I do not. Oh, looks like you already lost..."

Tropes that apply to Min:

• Action Girl: Sort of.
• Barrier Warrior: Her fighting style when she doesn't have to give it her all. Which means very often.
• Captain Ethnic: The only non-European member of the team.
• Cheerful Child
• Cloudcuckoolander: She's pretty much head-in-the-clouds at all times.
• Confusion Fu: Tries to pile up Kungfus just to catch her opponent off guard. Or fighting dirty.
• Cool Big Sis: For Virgil, once she's done with her own problems till he gets over his own. Lasts 2 arcs.
• Dissonant Serenity: When it's obvious, you know she has problems. Nobody in her team moves a finger: it's Jun who reassures her.
• Drunken Master: Does it, but with her Kung-Fu pileup it turns out to be an odd and effective thing to drink.
• Extraordinarily Empowered Girl: Her Boss Subtitle is named after this trope.
• Hime Cut: Despite being Chinese, she is a mild example of Cosplay Otaku Girl, so she sports this at all times.
• Lethal Joke Character: She looks the weakest of all the team because she almost never uses awesome attacks, preferring deceiving tactics. Nothing keeps her though from using Deflector Shields or even an Attack Reflector.
• Obfuscating Stupidity: And it works, except on her brother.
• The Pollyanna: She only breaks one time, and recovers of it rather easily (in comparison to the others) like the Plucky Girl she is.
• Sibling Yin-Yang: With her brother Jin.
• Stronger Sibling: She became that during the China Arc. Before, Jin was the stronger one.
• The Smart Girl: It's evident she's not The Chick when she starts out unable to form bonds with her team.
• Stepford Smiler: She lost her smile twice: the day before her match against her brother Jin; and during said match.
• Willfully Weak: Of sorts, she just almost never gets serious.

Beyblading Soldier
Vlad

"I fight whatever has to be fought. Some persons just do want a Soviet boot in their ass."

Tropes that apply to Vlad:

• Closer to Earth
• Combat Pragmatist: When Alyona uses her cell against him, he decides to take the cell from Erik. Because:
  "War is a matter of weapons."
• Dishing Out Dirt
• Glass Cannon -> Lightning Bruiser
• In Soviet Russia, Trope Mocks You: His only tone of humor is pulling that off. But then there is this:
  "In China, I beat lots of people. In Soviet Russia, I still beat lots of people!"
• Made of Iron: Against Alyona. She tried to injure him by attacking his blade full-power with her cell. Vlad's blade came out unscathed, and though he himself got hit, it was just a little injury.
• More Dakka: What he does with ranged attacks.
• Mother Russia Makes You Strong: He's clearly patriotic and likes his country even though he fled his training center and became a Liechtenstein citizen.
• Wave Motion Gun: His winning tactic against Lucius was baiting the guy's Flash Step into one.

Strange Blader Guide
Gerhard

"You're mistaken. I am not asking you to be the best of friends. I am asking you to become more than four men alone. Become a team."

Tropes that apply to Gerhard:

• Absent-Minded Professor
• Brilliant, but Lazy: Subverted. He looks extremely lazy and all, but he worked to be like he is.
• Cloudcuckoolander
• Cool Teacher: He's pretty nice, what with teaching Beyblade while offering bowls of noodles.
• Crouching Moron, Hidden Badass: He leads his team to a success Moby and Dick's orders could never have lead to, and by doing a seemingly foolish act.
• Doting Parent: He doesn't hesitate to fund Virgil's life with the team's money... and his own.
• Eccentric Mentor
• Happily Married: In season 3, we learn that he has a wife, Sara.
• Older and Wiser: Nobody notices it. Erik even labels him a freak during all of part 1.
• Renowned Selective Mentor: He's renowned for being usually selective, but he's also renowned for the fact that nobody who ever saw one of his trainees could even get what his training consists of.
• Stealth Mentor: Unified Min and Vlad on this premise the day just before the final round.
• The Reliable One: Not that anyone will ever know if he holds other people's secrets.
• Team Dad: Finally manages to be one.
• Trash of the Titans: What his room looks like.

Tropes that apply to the team:

• Badass Normal: The only team not to use a Cell or a Core against the heroes. They still give the Light Stones a very hard time.
• Everybody Was Kung-Fu Fighting

China's Gold Medal
Jin

"Maybe you could introduce me to your friends..."

Tropes associated with Jin:

• Arrogant Kung-Fu Guy
• Asian and Nerdy: Though less so than Wen.
• Curtains Match the Window: And even the clothing. All black.
• Dragons Up the Yin Yang: His motifs.
• Dynamic Entry: The first time he was seen in the tournament was at the semifinals. The match was over one Flash Step later.
• Flash Step: Performs a sort-of one. Without a Cell.
• Meaningful Name: Only in the boss subtitle I gave him. Jin means gold.
• My Kung-Fu Is Stronger Than Yours: Him against Min is the biggest Kung-Fu Pileup ever seen. It's also the only one where he does not end on top.
• Stalker Without a Crush: Erik suspects he's this to Min when he spies on the Team.
• You Are Already Dead: Invokes this as his Dynamic Entry in the tournament.

The Rising Dragon
Jun

"You must defeat his Sheng Long to stand a chance."
-Gerhard, to Erik.

Tropes associated with Jun:

• Cool Big Bro: Plays this to all the team.
• Curb-Stomp Battle: Delivered to Erik. Wen didn't even have to work.
• Does Not Like Shoes
• Expy: Of Ryu, by the looks.
  • Shoto Clone: He uses his blade to perform their most traditional moves.
    • Energy Ball: His Bôdong.
    • Kamehame Hadoken: The second part of this trope. He zones opponents by using fireballs when he gets to use a Cell.
    • Shoryuken: His Shenglong.
    • Hurricane Kick: Hurricane Blade would be more exact.
• Friendly Rivalry: With Jin.
• Martial Arts Headband: He practices martial arts on a regular basis on top of his Beyblade training, so he wears this as a telltale.
• Mighty Glacier: His blade has high attack, defense and endurance. Though, it's one of the slowest around.
• One-Hit Kill: His Shenglong, and his overall strategy revolves around landing it. Also, outside the matches he always tries to find ways to amp its power so that it remains a One-Hit Kill.
• Shock and Awe: Very sparingly used, but he does use it once he gets a Cell.
• Training from Hell: His hard Beyblade training regimen is hard enough for the rest of the team not to want any more tiring activity. Jun is the only one who takes true martial arts training, so it's obvious he trains much harder than the rest of his team.

Blooming Lotus Girl
Lan

"Here goes Lan! The Flaming Lo- ouch!"

Tropes associated with Lan:

• Anime Chinese Girl
• Attack! Attack! Attack!: A way to mask her low defense.
• Dance Battler: Not exactly but when she hams it up, she makes large gestures akin to dancing.
• Fiery Redhead: She goes as far as coloring her hair.
• Flower Motifs: Lotus petals.
• Girlish Pigtails: When she doesn't sport Odango.
• Large Ham: Surely the most lively member of the team.
• Master of None: Compensated by extreme endurance.
• Meaningful Name: Lan means lotus.
• Odango: Usually has those.
• Playing with Fire: When she gets her cell, she burns lotus petals as her attack. Kilian is not amused.
• Replacement Scrappy: In-universe example. Jin doesn't like her because she takes his sister's place.
• Token Mini-Moe: Of sorts. She is the one who gets ignored in the final round.

Wannabe Sun-Tzu
Wen

"I've seen every single move this guy's able to perform, and I have a plan. In other words, he's already lost."

Tropes associated with Wen:

• Always Someone Better: No matter by how much he outsmarts Jin, Wen can just never be stronger than him.
• Asian and Nerdy: Really really nerdy.
• Badass Bookworm: More bookworm than Virgil. But Virgil comes to defeat him.
• Blow You Away: How he uses his Cell.
  • Razor Wind
• The Chessmaster: Only in the arena.
• Cold Sniper: Of sorts. Because even with a Cell, he prefers physical clashes and so will just Flash Step to your face.
• Combat Pragmatist: It's all part of his strategist scheme.
• Cultured Badass: See Meaningful Name.
• Fragile Speedster: And he knows all of the facets of being such.
• Meaningful Name: Wen means cultured. He plays the trope straighter than straight.
• Mission Control: For the Chinese team. From the ringside, he works a lot to get the opponent's weaknesses in the first round before his teammates beat them. And then the second round is often a perfect Curb-Stomp Battle.
• Throw the Book at Them: Always slaps Lan with a book when she says something idiotic. Or too hammy.

The Forbidden City Maiden
Fen

"Just look at her..."

Tropes associated with Fen:

• The Chick: She is the major heart of the group. She was the one to ask Jun to help Min.
• Christmas Cake
• Let's Fight Like Gentlemen: She values a fair fight over everything.
• Miko: Sort of. The only thing she appeases in the Emperor.
• Obfuscating Stupidity: Not quite to the extent of Min, but she still appears a bit dumb.
• Older Than She Looks: She looks in her early-to-mid twenties. She's 31.

Tropes associated with the team:

• Badass Biker: They roll through the snow... on motorcycles!
• Dirty Communists: At the beginning, they appear so by utterly crushing their enemies with their Cells.
• Good-Looking Privates
• Mother Russia Makes You Strong: They even call out Vlad for saying that after leaving Russia.

Lion of Siberia
Lev

Tropes associated with Lev:

• The Beastmaster: His attack names revolve around lions.
• Brilliant, but Lazy: Subverted. He's lazy and enters many tournaments just to skip training the legal way. It's a bit benefical given that this much contacts with the exterior not only feels better for him, but the team as a whole gains more experience.
• Hot Blooded
• It Amused Me: His reason to even use the Cell. When it becomes boring, well...
• Large Ham
• Meaningful Name: The inspiration for his boss subtitle, and his attacks. Lev means lion.
• Messy Hair
• Red Oni, Blue Oni: He is the Red to Vlad's Blue.

Soviet Amazon
Alyona

Tropes associated with Alyona:

• Card-Carrying Villain: Admitted she outright cheated by using the cell against Vlad while he hadn't one.
  "War is a matter of weapons."
• Action Girl: Exhibits this trope.
• Brainy Brunette: She doesn't have the archetypal appearance.
• Christmas Cake: Yup. She's 26.
• Coup de Grâce: She expulses all the blades that remain in an arena in which she wins. She tries to send Vlad's blade on his arm so he can't launch his blade properly for the third round, but misses.
• Mighty Glacier: Her blade.
• Shorttank: After meeting Defeat Means Friendship. Well, it was summer during her next appearance, the Germany Arc.
• Spam Attack: Spams rushing attacks when she gets her cell. It doesn't help her though when she gets faced up against Gretchen.

Eye of the Snow
Zinaida

Tropes associated with Zinaida:

• Fragile Speedster
• Meaningful Name: Since her name is a Russian feminine derivative of Zeus, it's normal her element is...
  • Shock and Awe
• The Quiet One
  • Beware the Quiet Ones: She's more merciless than the others if she's pissed off.
• Woman in Black

Reassuring Snow
Irina

Tropes associated with Irina:

• An Ice Person: Her attacks follow this trend, but she herself is actually pretty nice.
  • An Ice Suit: The rare exagerratedly furnished clothing.
• Beware the Nice Ones: Paci-fist means nothing to you, but to Lev or Alyona it means a black eye.
• Dumb Blonde: Gets called this by some.
• Martial Pacifist
• Stone Wall

Captain Blade
Yaroslav

Tropes associated with Yaroslav:

• Boisterous Bruiser: During his prime. Still is boisterous when boasting to have the best team.
• Brutal Honesty
• The Captain
• Red Baron: Was nicknamed Captain Blade, when he was a Beyblader.
• Training from Hell: His favourite method for training, for his team or for himself.

Tropes associated with the team:

• Aerith and Bob: We have normal (though old) names such as Lucius and Iulia, while there's Aquila and Aelius.
• National Stereotypes: Sort of. They're not exactly Italian, but Virginia does painting as a hobby, and all of them are Roman Catholics to an absurd degree. Then come the Vatican stereotypes: their functioning around a Corrupt Church of sorts is played straight. Though Heinrich is behind them, inverting a stereotype.

Dux Bellorum
Aelius

Tropes associated with Aelius:

• Bald of Evil / Bald of Awesome: The first during the Vatican Arc, the second afterwards.
• Cool Big Bro
• The Dux: Even though he's kind of ignored by the bureaucracy, he does run his team.
• Cool Helmet: It hides his bald head.
• The Power of the Sun: His visual element.
  • Meaningful Name
• Sibling Yin-Yang: With his twin Lucius. He's muscular, Lucius is a bit frail. He's the leader, Lucius is close to the bottom of the ladder. He's kept in the dark about the dirty business, Lucius knows it whole.
• Stronger Sibling

Casanova Centurion
Lucius

Tropes associated with Lucius:

• Badass Longhair
• Bishonen
  • White-Haired Pretty Boy
• Cool Helmet: Though he doesn't like having it on.
• Defeat Means Friendship: He becomes way more friendly to the Light Stones once they win against the Legion by 3 to 0.
• Flash Step: Not him, but damn if he doesn't do that with his blade.
• Kick the Son of a Bitch: Since he was so much of a Smug Snake, maybe Appius shooting him in the foot is an enjoyable experience.
• Kid Anova
• Light 'Em Up: His visual element of choice.
• Reverse Mole: Tries to pull this off but fails to meet Heinrich before Appius gets killed in front of him.
• Sibling Yin-Yang

Daughter of the Elite
Iulia

Tropes associated with Iulia:

• Blue Blood
• Lady of War: Retires from Season 2 onwards.
• Mission Control: She watches over Virgil when he's back in Vatican after coming to terms with her.
• Tall, Dark and Bishoujo

Enslaved Eagle
Aquila

Tropes associated with Aquila:

• Blow You Away
• Butt Monkey: Quite a bit in that she's the only on in the team who has absolutely no rank or nobility, and is not from a wealthy family (if you don't consider her being in Iulia's house). Therefore, Lucius frequently mocks her.
• Chained by Fashion: And for comical effect too, when the need arises.
• Child Prodigy: Even Virgil wouldn't have had the right to represent Vatican before aging 18. She's 16 and is in the team, because she's just that strong.
• Glass Cannon / Fragile Speedster
• Happiness in Slavery: Oh so much.
• Hair-Trigger Temper: At her worst.
• Petite Pride

Maiden of the Painted Mounds
Virginia

Tropes associated with Virginia:

• Distaff Counterpart: To Virgil. She's his sister, so...
• Making a Splash: More than water, some of her attacks look like ink of diverse colors, what with being inspired by painting.
• Non Indicative Name: She's actually not a virgin, courtesy of Lucius.
• Repaint It White: What she did to her brother's moves against Iulia.
• Sacrificed Basic Skill for Awesome Training: She's not been trained at all at the bases, reason she gets a one hit loss against the Italian Team. Even the others got the lower end of a Curb-Stomp Battle, just not quite as hard as her.
• Shrinking Violet: She would bow to Aquila in fear.

Tropes associated with the team:

• Drunk with Power: They're pretty different after they lose, but when they fight the heroes, they range from twisted to Ax Crazy. Only Kilian isn't, and that causes him to be cast out of the matches by Johann.
• Germanic Efficiency: Averted for the most part: they are pretty enthusiastic about their C-Square-powered asskicking escapades. Kilian and Johann play this trope straight though.

Falcon Captain
Falk

Tropes associated with Falk:

• Animal Motifs: The falcon, obviously.
• Ax Crazy: When Drunk with Power.
• Bait-and-Switch Boss: Subverted. He's the captain of the team, but Gretchen is the Final Boss. Given putting her against Erik was an auto-loss for the Panzers, the really important Boss Fight was him against Virgil.
• Big Man on Campus: He was known to be pretty classy before operation, and in Season 2, he beyblades shirtless, to show his scars at his back... but his torso is actually intact, and he has pretty good looks.
• Birds of a Feather: He unites the team because Gretchen is as envious as him, and Asger is a Jerk Jock at his side.
• Bullying The Dragon: Subverted. He does take on members of the previously-establised teams, but he thoroughly kicks everyone's ass up to the finals.
• Good Scars, Evil Scars Two humongous ones after his freaky operations to get jetpack implants out of his back.
• I Shall Taunt You Making an entry from the sky with reactors implanted in his back was how he pissed Aelius off.
• Jerk Jock: Gretchen labels him and Asger that, but that's a bit hypocritical given she's the Class Rep Alpha Bitch there according to him.
  • Lovable Jock
• Opposites Attract: How the quiet Kilian became his friend is a mystery.
• The Power of Friendship: Yeah, even though he's selfish and all, he holds the team together this way.
• Selfish Good, Selfish Evil: Where exactly he is depends on the moment.
• Seven Deadly Sins: Kilian shows it at his face.
  • Greed
  • Green-Eyed Monster: Everything the other has, he wants it for himself. Especially if it is related to Beyblading.
  • Villainous Glutton: Yes, he will overuse power when he has it.
  • Lust For Power.
    • Also, he's Mr. Fanservice from Season 2 on, due to him being a Walking Shirtless Scene.
  • Pride: Yes, he does believe he is the best Blader out there.
    • Small Name, Big Ego: It gets the better of him when he loses to Virgil who nearly has no ego..
  • Lazy Bum: If it's not show-off, he won't do it. Between matches, he does nothing.
  • Wrath: Not directly, but he has a big Berserk Button for anyone belittling him.

Danger In The Arena
Asger

Tropes associated with Asger:

• The Brute: He goes so far as beating up Zina outside a Beyblade match.
• Jerk Jock: Moreso than Falk. Beating nerds is pretty much all he does at school.
• One-Hit Kill: Does this in Beyblading.

Protestant Against All
Kilian

Tropes associated with Kilian:

• Deadpan Snarker: Only to his team, he's pretty friendly to the opponents.
• Enemy Mine: Sort of. He warns Team Liechtenstein about how the C-Square works.
• Seven Heavenly Virtues: Seeks those, as opposed to Falk, whom he always calls out to no avail.
• The Quiet One
• The Stoic: Even when the others went Drunk with Power, he kept his cool.
  • Not So Stoic: He snarks at the rest of his team during the semifinals because of how badly they owned their opponents up to there, and how they didn't deserve it.
• What Happened to the Mouse?: At the end of season 1, he's not seen after the semifinals. He reappears in Season 2 alongside the rest of the team without explanation.

Crazy Smitten Girl
Gretchen

Tropes associated with Gretchen:

• Alpha Bitch
• Class Rep
• Final Boss
  • Anticlimax Boss: Due to Erik being her opponent and handing her own butt to her in a matter of seconds.
• Stalker with a Crush: Except that Erik does know her, and does not feel intimidated a bit.
• Yandere: So appealed to Erik that she became an Alpha Bitch, began Beyblade and all. Asger jokingly suggests that she used her blade in high-school to "punish" someone who had said Erik was overrated. And in her match against Erik, first she can't hurt him, and afterwards she goes If I Can\'t Have You. Even after this, she's still a Clingy Jealous Girl.
• You Can't Fight Fate: She isn't able to hurt Erik in the first round, then she flips a lid. Then he still beats her because deep inside she can't desire to hurt him.

Ace Tutor
Johann

Tropes associated with Johann:

• Adults Are Useless: Heinrich makes him bite this hard. His stoic orders are negated by Falk's much more "entertaining" choices for the team.
• A Pupil of Mine Until He Turned to Evil: He's forced to keep his team to make money, but he would have disbanded it completely if it wasn't for this since he considered all his team (Kilian aside) this for Season 1.
• Curb-Stomp Battle: It is a known fact that his career was almost entirely made of such, taken from Moby and Dick. He abandoned professional Beyblading when he began training Erik.
• Germanic Efficiency: He lives this trope. No feelings whatsoever towards anyone.
• Obsolete Mentor: What he teaches is very outdated tricks, as Falk and Erik will tell.
• Rage Against the Mentor: He knows he has this coming from pretty much all the team, minus Kilian, plus Erik.
• Sink or Swim Mentor: His teaching methods are tiring and brutal.
• Stealth Mentor: He has been this at first to Gretchen before accepting her in the team.
• Teeth-Clenched Teamwork: With Heinrich in the Germany Arc. He despises that work and the fact that he lost all authority on his team.
• Training from Hell: Reestablishes his authority on his team in Season 2 by inflicting this to his team after their quick defeats.

Pope of the Legion
Appius Caesar

Tropes associated with Appius:

• Corrupt Church: Could be thought of the head of something like this, but his wealth comes from his salary as head of the Vatican Beyblade Federation.
• Dragon with an Agenda: To Heinrich during the Vatican Arc.
• Family Unfriendly Death
• Hidden Agenda Villain
• Sinister Minister

Creator of the Connectors
Heinrich

Tropes associated with Heinrich:

• Big Bad Duumvirate: Both have incredibly good competences and interactions, hence they were so hard to catch. And even when they were, they pulled amazing things to evade jail.
  • Red Oni, Blue Oni: They alternate between blue and red, each of them being a Foil to the other.
• Char Clone: Plays with types 2 and 3.
  • Big Bad: During the first 2 arc groups, with Zin.
  • Cool Mask: He was pretending to have undergone massive facial surgery as a pretext to wear it during the first part.
  • Cool Plane: It is golden, and it is a flying lab.
  • Cool Shades: He has them after evading jail.
  • Fallen Hero: Highly contributed to developing Beyblade in the WBF. In 1 year, he became their most-hated man.
  • Heel Face Turn: Sorta. He didn't change much, it was just a Heel Realization by the heroes that brought him in a much more positive light, bringing him to Anti-Hero level.
  • Long Lost Relative: He is Gerhard's older brother, and he disappeared 15 years prior to the events.
  • Well-Intentioned Extremist: Just to make Beyblade the ultimate sport, he did some unexpected things such as bulding an arena ''with machineguns firing at the blades''.
  • White-Haired Pretty Boy: In his second appearance.
• Blond Guys are Evil: Season 1.
• Even Evil Has Standards
• Evil Albino: Season 2.
• Hijacked by Ganon: Season 2. Souma is pictured to be one 2 Big Bads that rampage on the WBF teams around the world. Then it's figured Heinrich and Zin are behind it.
• Last Villain Stand: End of Season 2.
• Lawful Evil: As evil as he can be, Heinrich plays with the rules.
• Master of Disguise: Had his genetic makeup redone by Zin to change appearance. Three times.
• Not Evil, Just Misunderstood: Having a very bad attitude such as his helps.
• Politically Incorrect Villain: Subverted: he's ONLY made up to be politically incorrect.
• Reformed, But Rejected: Not really. The moment he reforms, he takes offensive actions and manages to be redeemed to the eyes of all in a matter of weeks.
• Refuge in Audacity: How does he deal with being fired from the WBF? He creates his own Beyblade design enterprise and becomes successful enough to amass lots of money.
• Screw the Rules, I Have Connections!: Pulls this off to avoid any kind of punishment for what he did.
  • Screw the Rules, I Make Them!: At the end, he doesn't even need the connections. Zin ends up as head of the WBF. You know the deal.
• Screw the Rules, I Have Money!: Averted. Even billions can't pay people off when it comes to him.
• Screw Your Ultimatum: When the WBF has caught up to the fact their evasion is true, and national teams are getting their asses kicked, they gang up on the Neoblade teams. Then once Heinrich is the only one left, Dick sends out an ultimatum to Heinrich, asking him to surrender by menacing him to invade the place with military forces. Heinrich did Take a Third Option and had Souma go One-Man Army against the World Beyblade Enforcement Brigade, while Heinrich himself invited Team Liechtenstein to his lab.
• The Adjectival Man: The Masked Man (Season 1)
• Visionary Villain
• Wrench Wench: He is extremely good in mechanics. Though he did monstrous surgery to the German Team, those operations still were successful.
• 0% Approval Rating

Ultimate Commander and Soldier
Souma

Tropes associated with Souma:

• Anvilicious: Almost incapable of delicate tasks, but he packs more punch than just about everyone.
• Brain in a Jar: Not completely so, his lungs and heart are still normal.
• Electronic Eyes: He has Cool Shades to hide them, taking after Heinrich.
• I Work Alone: He usually fights solo despite being a heavily-armed agent.
• Mighty Glacier: Compared to his partner Calixte.
• Military Maverick: Revealed to be this during his times in World Beyblade Enforcement Brigade.
• One-Man Army: Give him two gatling guns and one Ninja partner. And he will do the task of stalling a thousand-men military force.
• Super Strength
• Undying Loyalty: To Heinrich. And he holds Zin in high regards for having made his resurrection possible in the first place.
• Wetware CPU

World Beyblade Top Enforcer
Dick

Tropes associated with Dick:

• Armies Are Evil: Season 3.
• Big Good: During the first 2 parts.
• Gatling Good: Has a tendency to open fire during forced investigations.
• General Ripper: His vendetta against Heinrich is that strong.
• Good Is Not Nice: While he and Moby form a Big Good Duumvirate.
• I Know Mortal Kombat: He became an excellent enforcer, rivalling the Red Bladers (the Russian team, all members of which are trained like soldiers) in use of military weapons.
• Jerkass: It's arguable who of him and Johann was the most horrible tutor for Erik.
  • Took a Level in Jerkass: After his Face Heel Turn. He expects more of Nevaeh that she actually can offer. And he becomes a total dick.
• Knight Templar: Following Moby's mentality.
• My Master, Right or Wrong
• There Is No Kill Like Overkill: Destroyed every single lab found during Season One, after taking whatever was possible.
• Undying Loyalty: To Moby. Dick kills people for him. And when Moby commits suicide, he follows him in death.

"Okay, so I got in a land where one who wants to kidnap people plays card games!"

Tropes associated to "me":

• A Fate Worse Than Death: Undergoing spiriting away while conscious is described to be a pretty bad experience.
• Badass Longcoat: I try to play on this, but in narration it's said to be a dubious taste.
• Brutal Honesty
• Crazy Sane: Adaptation to Gensokyo is hard.
• Dangerously Genre Savvy and Wrong Genre Savvy: Oscillation, but the taking ridiculous risks part is there.
• Deadpan Snarker: More like Snarker.
• Death Is Cheap: And it comes fast.
• First-Person Smartass: First chapter only. Afterwards, the narration got switched to 3rd person.
• Ghost Amnesia: And it was preceded by Trauma Induced Amnesia, so memory is at a bit of a lack.
• Good Is Not Nice: But then, even the good part is ambiguous.
• Gratuitous Japanese: It's more of a tendency to spout fake Japanese which ends up not being understood.
  • Though, the Spell Cards are partly named in fluent Japanese.
• I'm Having Soul Pains: Result of trying to experience a bit of craziness in order to use danmaku.
• Ineffectual Loner: Trying to go alone in Gensokyo isn't a good idea. And even though no wild youkai came for free lunch, every single fight opportunity is an occasion to get the lower end of the stick in a Curb-Stomp Battle.
• Leitmotif: I use Greenwich in the Sky as my theme. Demetori's remix - I use too - is referred to as "Greenwich in the Sky ~ Live-wire".
• Not Even Bothering with an Excuse: To not say goodbye to Marisa and Sanae, when time comes to leave the Hakurei Shrine.
• Our Ghosts Are Different
• Precision F-Strike: "Fuck it!" A Shout Out to Guilty Gear, namely Order Sol's "Rock it!". Noticeable in that it's said in straight English compared to the fic being written in French, and that like its inspiration, it's the name of an attack. Attack used the first instance of the line in an attempt at a Talk to the Fist. It failed.
• Reluctant Psycho: At least not really lucid.
• Sarcasm Mode: Switches pretty often.
• Shock and Awe: Misuse of the power of using tension first manifests by sparks surrounding the body.
• Shout Out:
  • See Precision F-Strike.
  • In a bonus chapter, I mobilize most characters of Gensokyo for a harmless card game. The game itself is one to trading card games in general, especially ''Yu-Gi-Oh!'' and Magic: The Gathering, which I both played. The title of that bonus chapter? "It's just a card game."
  • I did a movelist for me, and some attacks are trope-named: Made of Iron, Shock and Awe, This Is a Drill, Static Stun Gun, Ride The Lightning (that one is a Shout Out in the same category as "Fuck It!"), and Flash Step: Reppuu Daisei.. There's also shout-outs to Fighting Game mechanics such as Alpha Counter and Beta Counter and Uppercut Warning. Also, the System Card I created is a Shout Out to Street Fighter IV's Focus Attack; . And for a Shout Out to a non Fighting Game, there's Bolt Strike.
  • And an in-series Shout Out, there's this name: Death Mark: Musou Tensei. Explanation in three points.
    • Musou is the name I use to refer to the character, though it is only narration-wise.
    • Musou Tensei is also the Japanese name of Reimu's Fantasy Heaven, as well as the attack from Fist of the North Star Fantasy Heaven itself is a Shout Out to.
    • The attack itself functions just like the Shun Goku Satsu.
• The Snark Knight
• Standard Status Effects: Bad Atmosphery: Reibaku inflicts paralysis.
• Stepford Snarker
• Stronger With Age: And being here for two weeks means being barely able to trade hits with Cirno. Downplayed in that I still traded with her Ice Cube: Great Crusher, her most powerful Spell Card from Touhou Hisoutensoku.
• The One Guy: Averted. Despite the rarity of guys, some other fan fics considered canon in this one results in a handful of guys existing in Gensokyo.
• The Power of Friendship: I outright state: "And the Power of Friendship is sh-." (Cue Eiki cutting the sentence short.)
• The Power of Hate: Actually, it's a bit of a struggle against it. Well, showing hate + being weak + living in a World of Action Girls = exterminated on the spot.
• This Is Me On Drugs
• Training from Hell: Two weeks with Reimu, Sanae and Marisa. It results in learning to fall slower than normally.
• What Kind of Lame Power Is Heart, Anyway?: Could quote the trope!

Tropes associated with Nouwa:

• Battle Aura: Has 2 kinds: Her white phantom-like one, and her red one made of sheer hate.
• Butt Monkey: Might appear as this: Her first fight (against the Author Avatar) ends up with her taking a miracle Reibaku and seeing my Author Avatar run, then she picks up fights against Remilia (with Marisa) and Reimu, who leaves Shingyoku to take care of her. She lost every single fight in the end.
• Shock and Awe
• Miss Swears A Lot: She's as vulgar as she's hateful.
• The Power of Hate: She lives by it, being an ikiryo/raging spirit. It is her ability.

Captain: Azure

Other members: Masashi Hanzu, Youshi Kamiya

Tropes associated with Azure:

• An Ice Person
• Wolverine Claws: Affixed to a glove as her weapon.

Tropes associated with Masashi:

• Blood Knight: His goal is to discover all the fighting styles in the world.
• Genius Bruiser: He likes European literature.
• Kamehame Hadoken
• Katanas Are Just Better
• The Idiot From Osaka: Invert the idiot part.

Tropes associated with Youshi:

• Color-Coded for Your Convenience: AVERTED. Youshi's all in red, but he doesn't use fire, neither is he Hot Blooded or a Boisterous Bruiser.
• Poisonous Person
• Red and Black and Evil All Over: While he's not evil, he certainly isn't a good guy.
• Shock and Awe
• Super Speed
• Training from Hell: Got the training harder than the others in his family.

Captain: Muki Yumegami

Other members: ???

Tropes associated with Muki:

• Creepy Cool Crosses: Her weapon is a giant cross.
• Expy: An obvious one, of Yumemi Okazaki, final boss of Touhou Yumejikuu ~ Phantasmagoria of Dim. Dream.
• Hard Light: Muki's only magic ability. She uses her giant cross to generate natural light so her magic becomes easier to use.
• Magic from Technology
• Teen Genius: She was this. In the story, she's 28.
• They Called Me Mad!: But that doesn't stop her from trying to quantify magic.

Tropes associated with ???

• Hard Head: Muki hits him on the head when he's a bit off-scale.
• Reality Warper
• Time Master
• The Trickster: It's known he has personal goals he furthers in aiding Muki.

Captain: Delia Whiteborough

Other members: Violet Cloud, Han Haven

Tropes associated with Han Haven:

• Almighty Janitor: He's Delia's gardener, but he's stronger than her when it comes down to fighting.
• Battle Butler: And he knows that.
• Dual Wielding: A pair of katanas.
• Ghost Lights: Only does a visual effect like this when Delia asks him to further the rumor that says she is a ghost and that she contaminated people in her surrounding.
• Katanas Are Just Better

Tropes associated with Delia:

• Beware the Nice Ones: She's usually a nice person, but she is ready to join the B.K.T. to right wrongs done to her, if that's any indication.
• Dissonant Serenity: Going to the B.K.T. annoys her to the highest degree.
• Graceful Ladies Like Purple: She's clothed in diverse nuances of purple.
• Intergenerational Friendship: She has a friendly relationship with Han, but she is 17 years older than him.
• The Ojou

Tropes associated with Violet:

• Color-Coded for Your Convenience: Clothed in purple.
• Green Lantern Ring: Has mastery over eight different Elemental Powers.
• Hammerspace
• Purple is Powerful
• Reality Warper: The deepest extent of his powers.

Captain: Skyler Demonroad

Other members: Tyson Flamecrypt, Somerled Hotcrest

Tropes associated with Skyler:

• The Ace: He's the best at kicking the ball.
• Awesomeness by Analysis
• Badass Cape
• The Captain
• Casting a Shadow
• Doppelgänger Attack
• Goggles Do Nothing: As the rest of his costume, this is the result of his absurd waste of money on ludicrous costumes.
• Lonely Rich Kid: He doesn't really get along with his adoptive parents.
  • Big Screwed-Up Family
• Making a Splash
• Only Sane Man: Considers himself this in his surroundings.
• Shock and Awe

Tropes associated with Tyson:

• Big Brother Instinct
• Playing with Fire
• Reverse Mole: Tried to hijack the business of those who drowned Skyler's Thundergate Club.

Tropes associated with Somerled:

• Green Thumb
• I Love Nuclear Power
• Playing with Fire
• Power Nullifier: He somehow is immune to timehax.
• Pyro Maniac: In his less lucid moments.

Captain: Michael Hansen

Other members: Yan Jericho, Roland Glauberg

Tropes associated with Michael:

• Bishōnen
• Church Militant: Not as active as his mentor Roland, but still.
• Creepy Cool Crosses: His ultimate attack reflects Ky Kiske's Zwei Voltage, and that means a freaking electric cross.
• Expy: Of Guilty Gear 's Ky Kiske.
  • No Celebrities Were Harmed: Michael Kiske + Kai Hansen = Michael Hansen. The other way around from Ky Kiske.
  • The rest of the names of his team are Helloween references.
• Fair Cop
• Heart Beat Down: The heart element, being mastered most notably by him, uses feelings as primal force.
• Knight in Shining Armor / Knight Templar: He'd save anyone, but if you're as much as not good enough, he'll throw you tied and paralyzed to his superiors.
• Light 'Em Up
• Magic Knight: Unlike all of his fellow policemen, Michael handles swords, guns, and magic well enough.
• Ride The Lightning: Copying Ky's move.
• Skilled, but Naive
• Theme Naming: The whole team is theme-named after Helloween.
  • Also, his Expying of Ky: his attack names reference Ky's Thunderseal and Ride The Lightning, as well as his theme name: "Holy Orders".
• Warrior Monk

Tropes associated with Yan:

• Always Save the Girl
• Ascended Fanboy: He is a fan of Comic Books.
• The Anti-Nihilist: His reason to help people is to wipe out crime to pass the time, and because it is good.
• Big Damn Heroes: He forced a guy who just defeated Michael and Roland out.
• Dude, Where's My Respect?: At the age of 13, he drove a stolen car to the police station; his reward was having to pay money for his good deed.
• Improbable Age: He's 20, but started hunting criminals on his own at age 16.
• Knight Templar: Not really evil, but whoever good he antagonizes feels him like this.
• Screw the Rules, I'm Doing What's Right: Not that he offends the laws, but if it has to come down to it he'll play off them.
• Theme Naming: He's named after Walls of Jericho, first album of Helloween.

Tropes associated with Roland:

• Chronic Hero Syndrome: What even conducted him to teach Michael how to fight.
• Creepy Cool Crosses: Triple every religious influence in Michael.
• Limited Wardrobe: Proof he's poor, he still wears the uniform he had at the Academy where he met and taught Michael, and he got fired seven years prior to the story.
• The Power of the Sun
• Supporting Leader: Plays this to the team by doing off-fighting work.
• Theme Naming: His first name is that of Roland Grapow, who replaced Kai Hansen as Helloween's guitarist.
  • Irony is that as Roland Grapow replaced Kai Hansen, Michael Hansen is actually a sort of successor to Roland Glauberg.

Captain: Friedrich Loese

Other members: Sonner Baden, Karl Fouque

Tropes associated with Friedrich:

• A Form You Are Comfortable With: Since he got modified by that experience, he doesn't even know his true form. He prefers not to.
• The Atoner: For leaving Sonner while they were friends. Sonner states it's been around a dozen of years.
• Berserk Button: Talking about the Group is a quick way to have him go all-out on you until he knows everything you know.
• Brilliant, but Lazy
• Brought Down to Badass: The experiments done on him force him to have a Power Limiter restraining his full power, and even if his maximum power is superior to before the experiments, his average fighting power is inferior.
• Genius Bruiser
• Hot Blade: Has a flaming short sword as his weapon.
• Playing with Fire
• Power Limiter: Friedrich fears Superpower Meltdown after the experiences done to him.
• Revenge
• Reverse Grip
• Was Once a Man: It is unclear what the experiments done on him were, but it's known Friedrich is no more totally human.

Tropes associated with Sonner:

• Extra Ore Dinary: The only one in the team to use steel.
• Genius Bruiser: He works at a nuclear power plant, and yet he fights to win the B.K.T.
• Good Is Not Nice
• Infraction Distraction: Sonner entered the lab... to stall the group for Friedrich.
• Irony: He uses fire, and wears red, but he's cold-blooded as there's no tomorrow.
• Leave No Witnesses: Sonner avoided this since he stalled someone who was coming to clean the rest, even offering Friedich time to escape the lab he was experimented in.
• Stealth Expert: The group Friedrich was in never noticed him spying on them, and he did it for years.
• Years Too Early: Sonner and Friedrich appeared in the first edition of B.K.T. and failed horribly. Then Friedrich left him. Sonner's been training ever since.

Tropes associated with Karl:

• BFS
  • Hot Blade
• Hot Blooded
• I Love Nuclear Power: He's more proficient at it than Sonner.
• Kill It with Fire
• Make Me Wanna Shout
• Mighty Glacier: Notable for having a massive frame compared to the two other team members.

Captain: Nouki Kamiya

Other members: Koji Kamiya, Gashou Kamiya

Tropes associated with Nouki:

• Aloof Big Brother: Subverted, since he's the youngest of the team. And they are cousins.
• An Ice Person
  • An Ice Suit: His upper body is pretty uncovered in terms of clothing.
• Making a Splash
  • Water is Blue: He wears nothing but blue, and even his Battle Aura is blue.
• Red Oni, Blue Oni: The Blue to his two partners' Red.
• The Quiet One: Even if neither of the three like talking, Nouki's case is particularly overdone.
• The Stoic

Tropes associated with Koji:

• Black Knight: Among the few who know him.
• Black Sheep
• Blood Knight
• Day Hurts Dark-Adjusted Eyes: He's been sealed and secluded for years before the story. Even then, he is only temporarily released.
• Eyes of Gold
• Lights Off, Somebody Dies: His ultimate attack consists in a huge flame-shaped zone of darkness since he can't blackout everything.
• Token Evil Teammate: He's in for the blood.
• Weakened By The Light: Koji himself lives at night.

Tropes associated with Gashou:

• Ax Crazy: Though he's not psychologically troubled by default, he's still easy to drive to this state.
• Berserk Button: People thinking he's a vegetarian just because he's wearing green.
• Blood Knight
• Green Eyes: No, he's not a Green-Eyed Monster.
• Good Old Fisticuffs: He's even more terrifying than Koji at using his.
• Green Thumb: Though he's clearly not of the average nature of the ones who use that.
• I'm a Humanitarian: He ate several of his assassination mission victims.

Captain: Pingba Sandao

Other members: Shiba Sandao, Xin Fengjian

Tropes associated with Pingba:

• Abusive Parents
• Badass Grandpa: Toe-to-toe'ing youngsters at age 66. Also, he managed to preserve sorta-young looks, some could argue that he looks younger than his own son.
• Jerkass
• Psycho Electro: Though he is not mad by nature, his mood when fighting...
• Self-Made Orphan: Unvoluntarily, and his Start of Darkness. He killed his father in one hit during a show brawl in a gala.

Tropes associated with Shiba:

• Abusive Parents: Pingba did absurd things to him, for a father.
  • And no he's not abusive to his son. At least not as a father.
• Calling the Old Man Out: He won the corporate empire of the family only by exposing how Pingba killed his own father.
• Deal with the Devil: Actually the "devil" was just the schizophrenia he had in his youth.
• Disappeared Dad: Was this to Xin since he was jailed before Xin's birth, and didn't bother to come back.
• Gone Horribly Right: Pingba was an abusive dad just so Shiba could be strong and hateful. Shiba amped it Up to Eleven by backfiring it at Pingba's face.
• Hot Dad: He's 45, yet he still looks around 30~35.
• Jerkass: Like Father, Like Son, and he can be on both sides.
• Missing Mom: His mom died giving birth to him.

Tropes associated with Xin:

• Calling the Old Man Out: He did it thrice. First on his mother out of resentment for hiding who was his father; he gave her a No-Holds-Barred Beatdown and left. Second time was to Pingba, thought Pingba did offer him rights to be his Right Hand Man for a time, changing Xin into a Corrupt Corporate Tyrant. When Shiba came back, Xin called him out, and Shiba did shady maneuvers to buy Xin's parts until he was out of business.
• Bait the Dog: In a very small time scale. Set up like Jin Kazama in Tekken6: Anti-Villain doing evil deeds, but Xin could be suspected as an Expy to have some better reasons... but no. He's just as ruthless as them, and he beat his own mom - seemingly to death.
• The Corruption: Done to him by Pingba when he introduced Xin to the truth of business.
• He's Back: Shiba thought he was finished with Xin... but Xin resurfaced in less than one year and doubled him, using the prize money he won from the BKT 9.
• He Who Fights Monsters
• Missing Mom: His mom, after he beat her up to a pulp.

Captain: Sad Day

Other members: Red Oni, Blue Oni

Tropes associated with Sad Day:

• Angst: He sure angsts a lot about being a test tube baby.
• Casting a Shadow
• Dark-Skinned Blonde
• Ineffectual Loner
• Irony: As a test tube baby, he thinks his likes are a non-human lower species, and that non-human lifeforms suck even worse; but he really cares for such sort of life in an anti-nihilistic fashion.
• Making a Splash
• Playing with Fire
• Sinister Scythe

Tropes associated with Blue Oni:

• Artificial Intelligence
• Deceptively Human Robots: He cannot speak.
• Composite Character: In-Universe, he is supposed to have emulated the Church Of Justice's fighting style.
  • Light 'Em Up
  • Shock and Awe
• Personality Chip
• Super-Powered Robot Meter Maids: He was built for analyzing, and fighting only as secondary programming.

Tropes associated with Red Oni:

• Composite Character: As Blue Oni emulates the fighting style of the Church Of Justice, he emulates the Bad Guys of Sol's fighting style.
  • Playing with Fire
  • I Love Nuclear Power
• Crush Kill Destroy: His main purpose.
• Do-Anything Robot: At least anything that involves either destroying or beating the crap out of people.
• Good Old Robot: He looks like an older model when compared to Blue Oni's futuristic looks.
• Killer Robot
• Robotic Psychopath: When battling.
• Shock and Awe
• Too Many Belts

"Just stop freaking calling me Miss. I gave up on that long ago."

Majamu, to Jubei

Tropes associated with Majamu:

• Back from the Dead: The NOL truly thought they had killed her. Though, she was Not Quite Dead, just seriously injured.
• Boobs of Steel: Though her physique is strange, the one breast that remains is rather big. The other is now literally made of steel. But she's physically one of the strongest girls around.
• But for Me, It Was Tuesday: She expected Jin to pull this off. He didn't.
• Chaotic Stupid: In her past, between her two defeats at the hands of Jin. She just wished to destroy the NOL.
• Cybernetics Eat Your Soul: She fears that if she puts her "unholy humanity" aside, she will become no more than a robot.
• Eye Scream: Courtesy of Jin. Not that he cares.
• Handicapped Badass: She had the guts to kill over 20 girls who were to be as strong as her, and then attack Jin Kisaragi.
  • Badass Abnormal: And now Sector Seven gave her arm and legs back, she fought Relius alongside Jubei. And she survived.
• He Who Fights Monsters: Her "crusade" against Jin Kisaragi turned her crazier with time, and she pursued him for several years. By the second time she fought him, she was Ax Crazy and had crossed her Moral Event Horizon.
• I Love Nuclear Power: Rengoku functions with nuclear power.
• Irony: She named her sword Rengoku. Rengoku is also homonymous to the first word in the Japanese name of Jin's Astral Heat (Rengoku Hyouya).
• Katanas Are Just Better: Inverted. She has a katana, but her other sword (she didn't name it Rengoku for nothing) is just better.
• Lawful Neutral: She tries to abide by the rules of Sector Seven, but she still doesn't believe in laws, and has a liking for doing only what she wants.
• Lightning Bruiser: Since she's in Sector Seven, she got a mechanical arm, legs with pulse reactors inside. Those make her fast, strong, and solid; to some limits however.
• Moral Event Horizon: Killing 22 girls in cold blood the night she met them.
• Ninja Pirate Zombie Robot: Not-quite-totally-cyborg Samurai Secret agent.
• Revenge: Against Jin, obviously enough. Against the NOL as a whole too for destroying her birthplace.
• Suspiciously Specific Denial: In supplementary sections, she's prone to this.
  • And it's RP-canon with this line.
  "We have congruous objectives. [...] Not that I feel like accomplishing them alongside you, but..."
• Talk to the Fist: When she saw Jin for the first time, she attempted this.
• You Are What You Hate: She hates Jin, but she resembles him personality-wise.

"I am maybe not worth serving you or Madam Rachel, but... that's what I will do."

Reiei, to Valkenhayn

Tropes associated with Reiei:

• Ambiguously Brown
• Animorphism: His werewolf nature is almost suppressed to the point he can't get more than claws.
• Ascended Fanboy: He's a fan of the Six Heroes, much like fellow NOL member Tsubaki. His first apparition in the RP was helping Hakumen.
• Badass Bookworm: Not really badass yet as he didn't fight anything.
• Battle Butler: Though Valkenhayn surpasses him by far in both aspects, in battle and as a butler.
• Big Badass Wolf: No, he cannot became one. One big source of self-esteem issues.
• Bishōnen
• Casting a Shadow: Has much dark imagery. Even in his name.
• Confusion Fu: His Armagus, Hyakki, allows him to move regardless of gravity and momentum. With it, he can move while giving the illusion of not moving, or moving the opposite side he should be going to.
• Dark-Skinned Blonde
• Fragile Speedster: He's fast in battle, but not really that easy to knock out, though he's very weak-minded.
• Hikikomori: Passes off as this, though he's clearly not one.
• Our Werewolves Are Different: And now we have a bookworm werewolf.
• Playing with Fire: His claws leave burn marks due to instinctive fire magic.
• Training from Hell: With Valkenhayn. Though it was short, he's recovering from it.

"If you want to condemn my poor soul of an Academy student, it is already dead."

Tropes associated with Shibi:

• Black Magic: Shibi thinks her scythe is an item of such magic.
• Came Back Wrong: When she died, she was strange, but just that. When she returned, she was strange and homicidal.
• Demonic Possession: She claims everyone who kills her and takes her scythe will end up possessed by her. Not really that far from the truth, but she is much less hostile than this claim.
• I See Dead People: Falling asleep is the equivalent for dying again to her.
• Shout Out: To Touhou as a whole, but especially Komachi Onozuka, who she's an Expy of.
• Soul Jar: Her scythe, sort of. If she doesn't hold it, the resurrection spell that maintains her alive wears off.
• Telepathy: If she was to actually give her scythe, she would cohabitate with the spirit of the one holding the scythe.
• The Soulless: Not exactly, but her soul is in the scythe, even if she's alive.