History Characters / ArachnidMainCharacters

* ExtremeLibido: Goki doesn't hit on her spider-girl friend ''that'' agressively until that Forcefully Rape Alice act she doesn't even get to try, but then ''Blattodea'' shows her masturbating like crazy to a plain picture of Alice's face after a whole year since being ditched. The cockroach trivia for the scene invokes the trope by stating a given roach can copulate far more than other bugs during their lifespan. Notably, the scene in question [[ProductionThrowback is an exact match]] for one from the first chapter of the author's ''Killing Bites'' spinoff about Ui Inaba the the nymphomaniac bunny-girl.

* OrcusOnHisThrone: Invoked trope; Goki personally captures and arrests Chiyuri and Setsuna with Geji's help but subjects them to a SortingAlgorithmOfEvil while she watches from the cameras, stating she is a big shot and would rather avoid the hassle of fighting the heroines until the last minute.

* JerkWithAHeartOfJerk: Despite her bitchyness Goki is plenty friendly and helpful to Alice, and genuinely so, but the ending shows she still would rape her if she had the chance.

** She orders a hundred prisoners to rape Setsuna Dinoponera to death at a point the ant-girl is portrayed as an anti-heroine, claiming she deserves it for tormenting Alice during the Arachnid Hunt. This almost equates her to Sasori, the one who already got Dinopo horribly gangraped and is the ''HateSink'' of the series.

* OddFriendship: While Oki enjoys being loathed by everyone but Alice, she has something of a sisterly relationship with her sadist teacher Kabutomushi and is amicable with the also lonely Geji after they become allies.

* BigBadWannabe: Megumi appears full of herself in ''Blattodea'' as a terrible leader of a prison-shelter who wants both Chiyuri and Setsuna raped and killed ForTheEvulz. However, she's merely a ArcVillain compared to the proper BigBad Serena. She also has no authority over Shoichiro the security officer and still retains some sympathetic qualities by how she cares about Alice.

* ExtremeLibido: Goki doesn't hit on her spider-girl friend ''that'' agressively until that Forcefully Rape Alice act she doesn't even get to try, but then ''Blattodea'' shows her masturbating like crazy to a plain picture of Alice's face after a whole year since being ditched. The cockroach trivia for the scene invokes the trope by stating a given roach can copulate far more than other bugs during their lifespan.

* WrestlerInAllOfUs: Uses lariats and dropkicks as finishing moves. And holds Geji in a Cobra Twist once.

* OnlySaneWoman: For someone who's repeatedly called a natural-born bloodthirsty murderer who's always thinking up ways to kill everyone she meets, Alice is very reasonable and never really does anything that could make her unsympathetic to readers.

* InSeriesNickname: Some characters shorten her codename to Goki.

* InconsistentSpelling: Alice, Arisu, Fuji, Fujii. [[InsistentTerminology Everyone, the series' marketing included, calls Alice by her full name with "Alice" in katakana]], but Alice herself says it using homophone kanji. One early scene has Alice clarifying how it's pronounced to a teacher, given how it is a foreign name. Western fans, an omake in ''Manga/AkameGaKill'' and the official 2015 French translation published by Soleil used "Alice" in all instances, but the official 2022 English translation at Manga UP! switches between that and "Arisu". Worth noting is that "Arisu" makes a pun with "Turis(u)" from ''Jackals'', whom she is based on.

* ImpaledPalm: As early as the Kamakiri fight. Also of note is when she gets her palms, arms, legs and ''butt'' impaled by Dinoponera's venomous needles. Those wounds from Dino [[ScarsAreForever actually left scars]] on her.

* MurderIsTheBestSolution: "No choice but to kill" is Alice's motto and her diplomacy skills only get worse after she befriends Megumi. In ''Blattodea'', part of Chiyuri's role is to be a more straightfoward Good Girl to contrast with Alice and find peaceful solutions to conflicts which Alice would've ended with violence.

She has been trained by Kabutomushi, who in ''Caterpillar'' tasks her with assassinating Imomushi in order to graduate from the assassin training institute Pomario. After ''Arachnid'', Goki tries to find Alice after she wandered away in the zombie apocalypse... but by ''Blattodea'' the girl instead becomes a "[[Film/IlsaSheWolfOfTheSS She Roach of the SS]]", so to speak, as the cruel director of Hibarigaoka Prison.

** In ''Blattodea'', Alice starts wanting to get intimate with Hanakamakiri of all people despite his double-faced treatment of her, assuming he's a nice person overall and admiring his elegance in combat. Notably, she's never been portrayed this hot and bothered about anyone else before...

The main characters from ''Manga/{{Arachnid}}'': a Japanese Spider-Girl and her [[TheBully two]] problematic [[PsychoLesbian friends]].

She has been trained by Kabutomushi, who in ''Caterpillar'' tasks her with assassinating Imomushi in order to graduate from the assassin training institute Pomario. After ''Arachnid'', Goki tries to find Alice after she wandered away in the zombie apocalypse... but by ''Blattodea'' the roach instead becomes a "[[Film/IlsaSheWolfOfTheSS She Roach of the SS]]", so to speak, as the cruel director of Hibarigaoka Prison.

* TookALevelInKindness: Subverted; she builds a friendship with Alice and definitely wouldn't toss her off a building like ''somebody'' did but still wishes to rape her and never stops enjoying being hated by others.

* RazorFloss: While Alice's strings aren't sharp like the usual examples of this trope nor do they have fantastical aspects such as turning [[Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventure herself]] or her [[Manga/OnePiece surroundings]] into string, she still has a Paranoia Fuel[=-heavy=] weapon that allows her to control the environment as she pleases without anyone noticing. Her enemies regularly stumble on layers upon layers of traps set from out of nowhere and get restrained and controled or outright hanged and neck-snapped. The strings can also be used as tools to craft barriers, collect underwater air and detect sounds in a 20m radius.

She has been trained by Kabutomushi, who in ''Caterpillar'' tasks her with assassinating Imomushi in order to graduate from the assassin training institute Pomario. After ''Arachnid'', Goki focuses on finding Alice who has been finally caught by the Organization and turned into their Boss... but by ''Blattodea'' the roach instead becomes an evil mastermind of sorts as the director of Hibarigaoka Prison.

** One instance of the "Alice Fujii" spelling can be found [[https://www.pixiv.net/en/artworks/21611860#1 in the end of a 2010 doujin]] made by the author Murata and his wife Sato.

* SpellMyNameWithAnS: Alice, Arisu, Fuji, Fujii. [[InsistentTerminology Everyone, the series' marketing included, calls Alice by her full name with "Alice" in katakana]], but Alice herself says it using homophone kanji. One early scene has Alice clarifying how it's pronounced to a teacher, given how it is a foreign name. Western fans, an omake in ''Manga/AkameGaKill'' and the official 2015 French translation published by Soleil used "Alice" in all instances, but the official 2022 English translation at Manga UP! switches between that and "Arisu". Worth noting is that "Arisu" makes a pun with "Turis(u)" from ''Jackals'', whom she is based on.
** One instance of the "Alice Fujii" spelling can be found [[https://www.pixiv.net/en/artworks/21611860#1 in the end of a 2010 doujin]] made by the author Murata and his wife Sato.

* SpellMyNameWithAnS: Alice, Arisu, Fuji, Fujii. [[InsistentTerminology Everyone calls Alice by her full name with "Alice" in katakana]], but Alice herself says it using homophone kanji. One early scene has Alice clarifying how it's pronounced to a teacher, given how it is a foreign name. Western fans in general, an omake in ''Manga/AkameGaKill'' and the official 2015 French translation published by Soleil always used "Alice", but at least one Japanese merchandise and the official 2022 English translation at Manga UP! uses "Arisu". Interestingly, at first Manga UP! ''did'' refer to her as "Alice" only in the synopsis but soon commited to "Arisu" on all instances. Worth noting is that "Arisu" makes a pun with "Turis(u)" from ''Jackals'', whom she is based on.