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* AuthorityEqualsAsskicking: He is the most powerful land unit in the game, possessing more HP than most naval units.
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* ArcherArchetype: In-game fights with an arc.
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* AffablyEvil: In spite of his ruthlessness, he always keeps his classiness and treats well his subordinates. [[spoiler:This comes to an end when the Enfield rifles come through]].
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* AffablyEvil: In spite of his ruthlessness, he always keeps his classiness and treats well his subordinates.subordinates well. [[spoiler:This comes to an end when the Enfield rifles come through]].
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* VillainWithGoodPublicity: Downplayed. Colonel Edwardson's reputation as a particularly racist and ruthless officer [[EveryoneHasStandards shocks many of his own British countrymen]], but he still has enough cloud to brush such accusations aside.
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* AllohistoricalAllusion: Huang shares many parallels with his naval superior, the famed Admiral Zheng He, from his background as a Hui (Chinese Muslim) to a reputation as a respected seaman.
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* AnachronismStew: In the original game, Pravar donned an almost pristine white uniform that would have been more appropriate for native dress attire during the British Raj than someone under the BEIC's employ. ''Definitive Edition'' instead has him wearing a more period-appropriate khaki field uniform.
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* HeelRealization: He was already fed up with the British East India Company's treat of the Indian citizens.
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* HeelRealization: He was already fed up with the British East India Company's treat treatment of the Indian citizens.citizens, and from the get-go tries to sway Colonel Edwardson against fanning the flames even further. Once it becomes clear that the Colonel won't listen [[spoiler:and even forces his men to use Enfield rifles, which had coverings of beef and pork fat, he finally rebels.]]
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* FreudianExcuse: His brother's death leads him to become more bigoted towards the locals and more inclined to take his frustrations out on them.
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* ContrastingSequelBigBad: A patriot of his home country like all the previous {{Big Bad}}s. Unlike Tokugawa, there's no country unification motive behind his actions. Unlike Matsunari, he's no coward using others to fight in his behest (taking front actions with Nanib during the first stages [[spoiler:and appearing at the very end as a fightable unit]]). And unlike Jinhai, he's no PsychopathicManchild blinded by ambition and he's no BadBoss.
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* ContrastingSequelBigBad: ContrastingSequelAntagonist: A patriot of his home country like all the previous {{Big Bad}}s. Unlike Tokugawa, there's no country unification motive behind his actions. Unlike Matsunari, he's no coward using others to fight in his behest (taking front actions with Nanib during the first stages [[spoiler:and appearing at the very end as a fightable unit]]). And unlike Jinhai, he's no PsychopathicManchild blinded by ambition and he's no BadBoss.
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* AnachronismStew: In the original release, Chen has a Manchu-style [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Queue_(hairstyle) queue]], with a clean-shaven front and long braid. This style of hair however did not become popular in China until the Manchu conquest of China in 1644, while Chen hails from the southern Chinese province of Fujian hundreds of years prior. The ''Definitive Edition'' gave him period-accurate hair.
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* ADickInName: For someone as conceited, elitist and [[spoiler:treacherous]] as him, Wang is a fitting name.
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** Basically a more evil version of Admiral Zheng He.
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** Basically a more evil an evil, treacherous version of Admiral Zheng He.
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* RichBitch: Male example. He is insufferable and bratty, so [[HatedByAll the characters hate him.]]
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* PrettyBoy: Compared to Jian Huang and Lao Chen who are elderly, experienced men with ManlyFacialHair, Wang Jinhai is [[PermaShave clean shaven]] without a wrinkle in sight.
* RichBitch: Male example. He is insufferable and bratty, so [[HatedByAll the characters hatehim.]]him]].
* RichBitch: Male example. He is insufferable and bratty, so [[HatedByAll the characters hate
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* UnfortunateName: ''Wang'' is a rather unflattering name to have in English since it's slang for "penis", but in his case it's completely accurate since he's a total [[JerkAss dick.]]
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* UnfortunateName: ''Wang'' is a rather unflattering name to have in English since it's slang for "penis", but in his case it's completely accurate since he's a total [[JerkAss dick.]]conceited, elitist and [[spoiler:treacherous]] [[ADickInName dick]]. Averted in Chinese since his name means "king", ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin for a wannabe emperor.
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*ADickInName: For someone as conceited, elitist and [[spoiler:treacherous]] as him, Wang is a fitting name.
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* HistoricalBadassUpgrade: The real life Ieyasu Tokugawa did successfully unit Japan, but in this game his HP and damage make him out to be downright superhuman.
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* HistoricalBadassUpgrade: The real life Ieyasu Tokugawa did successfully unit unite Japan, but in this game his HP and damage make him out to be downright superhuman.
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%%* ArcherArchetype
* FlechetteStorm: His special attack.
%%* GameplayAllyImmortality
* MyMasterRightOrWrong: He remains faithful to Tokugawa [[spoiler:even when he learnt that he is not a saint.]]
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* FlechetteStorm: His special attack.
%%* GameplayAllyImmortality
* MyMasterRightOrWrong: He remains faithful to Tokugawa [[spoiler:even when he learnt that he is not a saint.]]
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%%* GameplayAllyImmortality
* GameplayAllyImmortality: Same deal as with all main playable characters, if his hitpoints are depleted, he falls in battle and must regenerate enough hitpoints before being rescued by an ally.
* HeroUnit: The [[MilestoneCelebration 25th. Anniversary]] event features him as an unlockable skin for the Japanese Monk.
* MyMasterRightOrWrong: He remains faithful to Tokugawa [[spoiler:even when he learnt that he is not a
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%%* {{Samurai}}
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* DrivenToSuicide: Commits seppuku after his castle is raided by Daimyo Ishida Mitsunari's forces.
--> ''"Heed my words. I have chosen to make a stand within my castle and to die a quick death. It would be easy to escape, and to run from death, but that is not the way of the warrior. To sacrifice your life for your master is an unchanging principle. In that way it is truth."''
--> ''"Heed my words. I have chosen to make a stand within my castle and to die a quick death. It would be easy to escape, and to run from death, but that is not the way of the warrior. To sacrifice your life for your master is an unchanging principle. In that way it is truth."''
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* DrivenToSuicide: Commits seppuku [[spoiler:Commits seppuku]] after his castle is raided by Daimyo Ishida Mitsunari's forces.
--> ''"Heed my words. I have chosen to make a stand within my castle andto [[spoiler:to die a quick death.death]]. It would be easy to escape, and to run from death, but that is not the way of the warrior. To [[spoiler:To sacrifice your life for your master master]] is an unchanging principle. In that way it is truth."''
--> ''"Heed my words. I have chosen to make a stand within my castle and
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* LastStand: His last appearance takes place on the "Last Stand at Fushimi" mission, after which he commits [[DrivenToSuicide seppuku]].
* LastStand: His last appearance takes place on the "Last Stand at Fushimi" mission, after which he commits [[DrivenToSuicide seppuku]].
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* MookMaker: As a daimyo, he can create several class of soldiers.
* {{Seppuku}}: Instead of dying in battle, he chose to die in this way.
* {{Seppuku}}: Instead of dying in battle, he chose to die in this way.
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* MookMaker: As a daimyo, Daimyo, he can create several class of soldiers.
* {{Seppuku}}:Instead [[spoiler:Instead of dying in battle, he chose chooses to die in this way.fashion]].
* {{Seppuku}}:
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* DecapitatedArmy: [[spoiler:The moment he dies]] is when the ''Japan'' campaign is considered completed.
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** The ''Hero Cosmetic Pack Vol. 1'' DLC for ''Definitive Edition'' adds him as an alternative for the Chinese Explorer.
* ImpossiblyCoolClothes: Among the finest combat-capable wear the Ottomans have to offer.
* NewPowersAsThePlotDemands: In one mission ("A Rescue In The Wilderness"), and one mission only, he gets a special attack that clears big bunched of trees. It doesn't do a lot of damage to units, though. In the LevelEditor, this skill can be activated by enabling a specific technology.
* ProperlyParanoid: He is distrustful of [[spoiler:Jinhai]], and his suspicions are proven right after [[spoiler:he is a massive traitor]].
* ImpossiblyCoolClothes: Among the finest combat-capable wear the Ottomans have to offer.
* NewPowersAsThePlotDemands: In one mission ("A Rescue In The Wilderness"), and one mission only, he gets a special attack that clears big bunched of trees. It doesn't do a lot of damage to units, though. In the LevelEditor, this skill can be activated by enabling a specific technology.
* ProperlyParanoid: He is distrustful of [[spoiler:Jinhai]], and his suspicions are proven right after [[spoiler:he is a massive traitor]].
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** The ''Hero Cosmetic Pack Vol. 1'' DLC for ''Definitive Edition'' adds him as an alternative for the Chinese Explorer.
Monk.
* ImpossiblyCoolClothes: Among the finest combat-capable wear theOttomans Chinese have to offer.
* NewPowersAsThePlotDemands: In one mission ("A Rescue In The Wilderness"), and one mission only, he gets a special attack that clears a bigbunched bunch of trees. It doesn't do a lot of damage to units, though. In the LevelEditor, this skill can be activated by enabling a specific technology.
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* ProperlyParanoid: He is distrustful of [[spoiler:Jinhai]], and his suspicions are proven right after[[spoiler:he is the revelation that [[spoiler:he's a massive traitor]].
* ImpossiblyCoolClothes: Among the finest combat-capable wear the
* NewPowersAsThePlotDemands: In one mission ("A Rescue In The Wilderness"), and one mission only, he gets a special attack that clears a big
* ProperlyParanoid: He is distrustful of [[spoiler:Jinhai]], and his suspicions are proven right after
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* GoodOldFisticuffs: He fights barehanded. His special attack consists on a very potent punch.
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* GoodOldFisticuffs: He fights barehanded. His special attack consists on attack, "Anchor Fist" is a very potent {{Shoryuken}}-style heavy punch.
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* MegatonPunch: His Anchor Fist special attack is capable of killing elephants and sinking ''ships''. Enemy infantry in a cone before him is thrown like ragdolls.
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* MegatonPunch: His Anchor Fist "Anchor Fist" special attack is capable of killing elephants and sinking ''ships''. Enemy infantry in a cone before him is thrown like ragdolls.
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* {{Shoryuken}}: His Anchor Punch attack.
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* {{Shoryuken}}: His Anchor Punch attack."Anchor Fist" attack has him jumping while punching the sky. The attack itself is an area of effect attack that sends enemy units in its range flying.
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* WalkingShirtlessScene: He is shirtless during all the campaign. It may have to do with his work.
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* WalkingShirtlessScene: He is shirtless during all the campaign. It may have to do with his work.
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* ContrastingSequelAntagonist: A full traitor to his nation, unlike Tokugawa.
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* ContrastingSequelAntagonist: A full traitor to his nation, unlike Tokugawa.Tokugawa and Matsunari.
* KarmaHoudiniWarranty: Expires in the last mission, as he's killed.
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* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: Basically a more evil version of Admiral Zheng He.
** His status as an [[spoiler:antagonistic nephew of the emperor]] is a nod to the historical [[spoiler: Zhu Yunwen, the Jianwen emperor and second emperor of the Ming dynasty, whom Zhu Di deposed.]] [[note]]As a sidenote, there is speculation that one reason why Zhu Di sent out the treasure fleet was to hunt for the Jianwen emperor, who had disappeared after the fall of his regime; his body was never found.[[/note]]
** His status as an [[spoiler:antagonistic nephew of the emperor]] is a nod to the historical [[spoiler: Zhu Yunwen, the Jianwen emperor and second emperor of the Ming dynasty, whom Zhu Di deposed.]] [[note]]As a sidenote, there is speculation that one reason why Zhu Di sent out the treasure fleet was to hunt for the Jianwen emperor, who had disappeared after the fall of his regime; his body was never found.[[/note]]
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* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: NoCelebritiesWereHarmed:
** Basically a more evil version of Admiral Zheng He.
** His status as an [[spoiler:antagonistic nephew of the emperor]] is a nod to the historical [[spoiler: Zhu Yunwen, the Jianwen emperor and second emperor of the Ming dynasty, whom Zhu Di deposed.]] [[note]]As ]][[note]]As a sidenote, there is speculation that one reason why Zhu Di sent out the treasure fleet was to hunt for the Jianwen emperor, who had disappeared after the fall of his regime; his body was never found.[[/note]]
** Basically a more evil version of Admiral Zheng He.
** His status as an [[spoiler:antagonistic nephew of the emperor]] is a nod to the historical [[spoiler: Zhu Yunwen, the Jianwen emperor and second emperor of the Ming dynasty, whom Zhu Di deposed.
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* ImpossiblyCoolClothes: Among the finest combat-capable wear the Ottomans have to offer.
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** The ''Hero Cosmetic Pack Vol. 1'' DLC for ''Definitive Edition'' adds him as an alternative for the Indian Explorer.
Monk.
* ImpossiblyCoolClothes: Among the finest combat-capable wear theOttomans have BEIC has to offer.offer. [[spoiler:This keeps with him after his turning on the BEIC]].
* ImpossiblyCoolClothes: Among the finest combat-capable wear the
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* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: If his name is anything to go by, he's a thinly disguised expy of [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nana_Saheb Nana Sahib]]. However, background- and appearance-wise, he's modelled closely after sepoy rebel [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mangal_Pandey Mangal Pandey]], specifically Aamir Khan's portrayal in the 2005 film ''Mangal Pandey: The Rising''. [[note]]The historical Nana Sahib was an aristocrat.[[/note]]
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* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: If his name is anything to go by, he's a thinly disguised expy of [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nana_Saheb Nana Sahib]]. However, background- and appearance-wise, he's modelled closely after sepoy rebel [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mangal_Pandey Mangal Pandey]], specifically Aamir Khan's portrayal in the 2005 film ''Mangal Pandey: The Rising''. [[note]]The historical Nana Sahib was an aristocrat.[[/note]] [[/note]]
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* ContrastingSequelBigBad: A patriot of his home country like all the previous {{Big Bad}}s. Unlike Tokugawa, there's no country unification motive behind his actions. Unlike Matsunari, he's no coward using others to fight in his behest (taking front actions with Nanib during the first stages [[spoiler:and appearing at the very end as a fightable unit]]). And unlike Jinhai, he's no PsychopathicManchild blinded by ambition and he's no BadBoss.
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* PetTheDog: He's actually rather nice to Lt. Nanib at the start of the campaign. [[spoiler: That changes with the Sepoy Revolt.]]
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* PetTheDog: He's actually rather nice to Lt. Nanib at the start of the campaign. [[spoiler: That [[spoiler:That changes with the Sepoy Revolt.]]
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* HeroUnit: Takes over [[spoiler:Edwardson]] after [[spoiler:the revolt begins]].
* TheLancer: To Lieutenant Nanib after the Sepoy Revolt, with Nanib taking the place of TheHero after defecting from the BEIC forces.
* TheLancer: To Lieutenant Nanib after the Sepoy Revolt, with Nanib taking the place of TheHero after defecting from the BEIC forces.
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* HeroUnit: Takes over [[spoiler:Edwardson]] as Nanib's Lancer after [[spoiler:the revolt begins]].
* TheLancer: To Lieutenant Nanib afterthe [[spoiler:the Sepoy Revolt, Revolt]], with Nanib taking the place of TheHero after defecting [[spoiler:defecting from the BEIC forces.forces]].
* TheLancer: To Lieutenant Nanib after
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* HeroUnit:
** Appears in several of the missions in the ''Japan'' campaign.
** Can enter the battlefield if the proper Home City card is sent during skirmishes or deathmatches.
** Appears in several of the missions in the ''Japan'' campaign.
** Can enter the battlefield if the proper Home City card is sent during skirmishes or deathmatches.
* HeroUnit: Appears during most of ''Japan'', all the way until [[spoiler:his seppuku at the end of the fourth mission]].
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** He's playable across the entirety of the campaign.
** The ''Hero Cosmetic Pack Vol. 1'' DLC for ''Definitive Edition'' adds him as an alternative for the Chinese Explorer.
* ImpossiblyCoolClothes: Among the finest combat-capable wear the Ottomans have to offer.
** He's playable across the entirety of the campaign.
** The ''Hero Cosmetic Pack Vol. 1'' DLC for ''Definitive Edition'' adds him as an alternative for the Chinese Explorer.
* ImpossiblyCoolClothes: Among the finest combat-capable wear the Ottomans have to offer.
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** Appears as one for the entirety of ''India''.
** The ''Hero Cosmetic Pack Vol. 1'' DLC for ''Definitive Edition'' adds him as an alternative for the Indian Explorer.
* ImpossiblyCoolClothes: Among the finest combat-capable wear the Ottomans have to offer.
** Appears as one for the entirety of ''India''.
** The ''Hero Cosmetic Pack Vol. 1'' DLC for ''Definitive Edition'' adds him as an alternative for the Indian Explorer.
* ImpossiblyCoolClothes: Among the finest combat-capable wear the Ottomans have to offer.
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* HeroUnit: For the first two missions of ''India'', at least.
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* HeroUnit: Takes over [[spoiler:Edwardson]] after [[spoiler:the revolt begins]].
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* BaldOfAwesome: He is bald and very strong, a detail that is altered in the ''Definitive Edition'' since that [[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Queue_(hairstyle) particular hairstyle]] wasn't imposed on Chinese men until 1645, making it anachronistic in a 15th century setting.
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Major Civilizations]] | [[Characters/AgeOfEmpiresIIIOtherCivilizations Other Civilizations]]-]]]
