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%%* SpellMyNameWithAnS: "Shougo" in the original Japanese.
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* SpellMyNameWithAnS: "Youji" in the original Japanese.
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* SpellMyNameWithAnS: "Ryuuhei" in the original Japanese.
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* SpellMyNameWithAnS: "Kyouichi" in the original Japanese.
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* SpellMyNameWithAnS: "Etou" in the original Japanese.
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* SpellMyNameWithAnS: "Yuuko" in the original Japanese.
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%%* SpellMyNameWithAnS: "Tendou" in the original Japanese.
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* ForWantOfANail: A simple coin flip was the difference between Kazuo Kiriyama overthrowing the government or becoming the feared grim-reaper like figure on the island he became. Just imagine the good he'd done if that flip came up heads.
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*TooGoodForThisSinfulEarth: [[spoiler: Dies in all versions because she trusts and helps Mitsuko, particularly played straight during the manga where the reason she trusts Mitsuko is that she doesn't believe that Mitsuko is a bad person despite her bad girl reputation(because her delinquent sister was actually a deeply caring person) and tries to comfort her when she feigns tears, which is when Mitsuko slices her throat.]]
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* PimpingTheOffspring: The main reason why Mitsuko believes AllMenArePerverts is because (in the original novel) when she was a child, her mother allowed three men to rape her in exchange for money. In the film this was changed to her allowing one man to attempt to rape her in exchange for money and in the manga this was changed to her doing nothing to stop her new husband from repeatedly molesting her.
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* EarlyBirdCameo: Gets one in the film's special edition; she's first seen sitting on her lonesome and looking bored in a bustling sports hall. Her first appearance in the theatrical version -- asleep on the bus ride -- reveals less about her character.
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* EarlyBirdCameo: Gets one in the film's special edition; she's first seen sitting on her lonesome and looking bored in a bustling sports hall. Her first appearance in the theatrical version -- asleep on the bus ride -- reveals less about her character.
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* EstablishingCharacterShot: In the film, she identifies herself to a frightened Megumi and the audience by shining a flashlight on her face and pulling out the world's most [[SlasherSmile eerie grin]]. She gets an earlier one via EarlyBirdCameo in the special edition, sitting on her lonesome and looking bored during an otherwise rowdy basketball match.
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* EstablishingCharacterShot: EstablishingCharacterMoment: In the film, she identifies herself to a frightened Megumi and the audience by shining a flashlight on her face and pulling out the world's most [[SlasherSmile eerie grin]]. She gets an earlier grin]].
* EarlyBirdCameo: Gets onevia EarlyBirdCameo in the film's special edition, edition; she's first seen sitting on her lonesome and looking bored during an otherwise rowdy basketball match.in a bustling sports hall. Her first appearance in the theatrical version -- asleep on the bus ride -- reveals less about her character.
* EarlyBirdCameo: Gets one
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* AccidentalMurder: It's implied that he shot back at Keiko more on reflex than [[EtTuBrute requital]].
* HandicappedBadass: Even blinded by explosives and staggering from the burning aftermath like a zombie, he's a force to be reckoned with.
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* EstablishingCharacterMoment: In the film, she identifies herself to a frightened Megumi and the audience by shining a flashlight on her face and pulling out the world's most [[SlasherSmile eerie grin]].
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* EstablishingCharacterMoment: EstablishingCharacterShot: In the film, she identifies herself to a frightened Megumi and the audience by shining a flashlight on her face and pulling out the world's most [[SlasherSmile eerie grin]]. She gets an earlier one via EarlyBirdCameo in the special edition, sitting on her lonesome and looking bored during an otherwise rowdy basketball match.
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* NotSoAboveItAll: The film's special edition ends with the recurring basketball game, which Mitsuko is shown to be suffering through on her lonesome. But when Shuya dunks a triumphant final ball and the sports hall explodes with joy, even she gets swept up in the moment.
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* TormentedTeacher: Kitano'a antipathy towards the kids under his "care" stems from his former life as a much-abused teacher who got maimed by one of his students.
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* AmbiguousSituation: Given her brief screentime it’s unclear if her attitude is merely part of a script she was given or if she really is as psychopathic as she behaves.
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* LonelyDollGirl: She still keeps her doll even after winning battle royale, but it's blood-splattered by now as a symbol for her SubvertedInnocence. [[InvokedTrope Invoked]] as it's left ambiguous how much of the lonely-part she fulfills, we never see her during the game and after the game, she returns in ''Requiem'' where she uses her doll [[spoiler:to hide explosives to kill soldiers]].
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Three Amigos is a disambiguation
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* AdaptationalHeroism: In the film, [[ThreeAmigos in which he's still friends with Shinji and Yutaka]] and helps them with their plan.
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* AdaptationalHeroism: In the film, [[ThreeAmigos in which he's still friends with Shinji and Yutaka]] Yutaka and helps them with their plan.
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* AdaptationExpansion: In the manga, Keita is simply a DirtyCoward who abandoned Shinji over [[DisproportionateRetribution over losing an arcade game.]] In the film, he's upgraded to being ThreeAmigos with Shinji and Yutaka.
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* AdaptationExpansion: In the manga, Keita is simply a DirtyCoward who abandoned Shinji over [[DisproportionateRetribution over losing an arcade game.]] In the film, he's upgraded to being ThreeAmigos friends with Shinji and Yutaka.
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* TheHero: Our central protagonist.
* HeroProtagonist: He's the central protagonist and a very heroic person.
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* TheHero: Of the lighthouse girls' team. She has natural charisma.
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* MenstrualMenace: An unusually non-supernatural version in the film. Mitsuko is the most vicious female killer, and she's also established to be on her period throughout the entire game.
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* NightmareFace: There's a ''very'' disgusting panel illustrating her face after [[spoiler:Kiriyama shoots her in the head.]]
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* NightmareFace: There's In the manga, there's a ''very'' disgusting panel illustrating her face after [[spoiler:Kiriyama shoots her in the head.]]
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* ShabbyHeroesWellDressedVillains: In that Mitsuko is the only character in the film to change out of her school uniform and into "home" clothes; she wears a baby tee and a pair of shorts.
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* AdaptationalUgliness: In the novel, he was handsome with his bad teeth as the only flaw in his appearance. In the manga, he has an even more hideous personality, and his physical appearance matches up.
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* AdaptationalUgliness: In the novel, he was handsome with his bad teeth as the only flaw in his appearance. In the manga, he has an even more hideous personality, and his physical appearance matches up. The movie is a case of InformedUgliness, as Chigusa tells him he needs to wash his face.
* NeverMyFault: He meekly defends himself for cutting Chigusa's face by claiming that she made him mad.
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* ARealManIsAKiller: In the manga, he literally gets off on the fact that he killed Yoshio. This is contrasted in the other two as the reality of the game doesn't set in until he accidentally kills Yoshio in self defense.
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* ARealManIsAKiller: In the manga, he literally gets off on the fact that he killed Yoshio. This is contrasted in the other two as the reality of the game doesn't set in until he accidentally kills Yoshio in self defense.self-defence.
* AdaptationalDumbass: Also crossing over with DumbIsGood, in the movie, Hirono calls Mitsuko out on killing Megumi and seems much nicer from her short appearance. She makes a point of not shooting her when she had the chance despite having a pretty good idea she killed Megumi, which allowed Mitsuko to get the upper hand, and the gun, from her.
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* WhyDidItHaveToBeSnakes: Cannot stand frogs. Fittingly, she is [[spoiler:killed by Toshinori Oda, who looks like a frog.]]
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* WhyDidItHaveToBeSnakes: Cannot stand frogs. Fittingly, she is [[spoiler:killed by Toshinori Oda, who looks like a frog.]]frog]] in both iterations except the movie.
* WhyDidntYouJustShootHim: [[spoiler:Hirono doesn't shoot Mitsuko when she had the chance, opting to threaten her into admitting she killed Megumi. This allows Mitsuko to get the gun from her and kill her with it.]]
* WhyDidntYouJustShootHim: [[spoiler:Hirono doesn't shoot Mitsuko when she had the chance, opting to threaten her into admitting she killed Megumi. This allows Mitsuko to get the gun from her and kill her with it.]]
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* {{Tsundere}}: She is this, by Sugimura's account. She is very harsh with a DeathGlare but seems to have a sweet side deeply buried down. She's more the [[DefrostingIceQueen original version]], though, where as you get to know her she warms up considerably.
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* {{Tsundere}}: She is this, by Sugimura's account. She is very harsh with a DeathGlare but seems to have a sweet side deeply buried down. She's more the [[DefrostingIceQueen original version]], though, where as whereas you get to know her she warms up considerably.considerably.
* TheUnfettered: Takako shows little reaction when Niida threatens to rape her, telling him to get lost, but when he cuts her, she goes absolutely ballistic.
* TheUnfettered: Takako shows little reaction when Niida threatens to rape her, telling him to get lost, but when he cuts her, she goes absolutely ballistic.
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* ADateWithRosiePalms: In the manga, she engages in a spot of this while cleaning herself up after killing Yuichiro and Tadakatsu. Notably, it is ''not'' played for fanservice, as she's apparently in the middle of a mental break at the time.
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* DeathByIrony: In the manga. The boy who prides himself on being sophisticated and considers everyone of a lower social class than him "vulgar masses", even comparing them to cockroaches, [[spoiler: gets possibly the most undignified death in the entire manga (see CruelAndUnusualDeath above).]]
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* AdaptationalDumbass: Oda in the novel was a reasonably competent survivor who [[SchmuckBait used a helmet to force people to shoot at his bulletproof vest.]] When Kazuo shoots him there, he plans to either wait until he walks away to grab his gun and shoot him, or wait until he goes for his gun to stab him with a hidden knife. In the manga he makes the odd decision to fake a death rattle when Kazuo assumes he's dead. To say nothing of the movie
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* AdaptationalDumbass: Oda in the novel was a reasonably competent survivor who [[SchmuckBait used a helmet to force people to shoot at his bulletproof vest.]] When Kazuo shoots him there, he plans to either wait until he walks away to grab his gun and shoot him, or wait until he goes for his gun to stab him with a hidden knife. In the manga he makes the odd decision to fake a death rattle when Kazuo assumes he's dead. To say nothing of the moviemovie...
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* AdaptationalDumbass: Oda in the novel was a reasonably competent survivor who [[SchmuckBait used a helmet to force people to shoot at his bulletproof vest.]] When Kazuo shoots him there, he plans to either wait until he walks away to grab his gun and shoot him, or wait until he goes for his gun to stab him with a hidden knife. In the manga he makes the odd decision to fake a death rattle when Kazuo assumes he's dead. To say nothing of the movie
--> [[TooDumbToLive "I SURVIVED, THANKS TO MY EXCELLENT BULLETPROOF VEST!"]]
--> [[TooDumbToLive "I SURVIVED, THANKS TO MY EXCELLENT BULLETPROOF VEST!"]]
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* TookALevelInDumbass: Oda in the novel was a reasonably competent survivor who [[SchmuckBait used a helmet to force people to shoot at his bulletproof vest.]] When Kazuo shoots him there, he plans to either wait until he walks away to grab his gun and shoot him, or wait until he goes for his gun to stab him with a hidden knife. In the manga he makes the odd decision to fake a death rattle when Kazuo assumes he's dead. To say nothing of the movie
--> [[TooDumbToLive "I SURVIVED, THANKS TO MY EXCELLENT BULLETPROOF VEST!"]]
--> [[TooDumbToLive "I SURVIVED, THANKS TO MY EXCELLENT BULLETPROOF VEST!"]]
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* LittleNo: [[spoiler: In the manga, before his collar explodes.]]
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* AndIMustScream: When [[spoiler: he realizes his whole head will explode in a few seconds]] all he can do is scream.
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* CasualDangerDialog: She talks about ''Anime/DragonBallZ'' in the middle of the game.
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* AttackTheMouth: In the novel, [[spoiler: she kills Niida by stabbing him in the mouth with her ice pick]].
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* AttackTheMouth: In the novel, [[spoiler: she kills Niida by stabbing him in the mouth with her ice pick]].
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* BerserkerTears: In the manga, when Kamon says he raped Ms. Ryoko.
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* Adorkable: An InUniverse example. The novel describes him as having a cute, boyish face (a detail that the manga really captures), and he's an otaku who gets flustered easily, as seen when he nervously frisks Mitsuko for weapons and when Mitsuko later flirts with him.
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* Adorkable: {{Adorkable}}: An InUniverse example. The novel describes him as having a cute, boyish face (a detail that the manga really captures), and he's an otaku who gets flustered easily, as seen when he nervously frisks Mitsuko for weapons and when Mitsuko later flirts with him.
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* Adorkable: An InUniverse example. The novel describes him as having a cute, boyish face (a detail that the manga really captures), and he's an otaku who gets flustered easily, as seen when he nervously frisks Mitsuko for weapons and when Mitsuko later flirts with him.
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* TimeBomb: In the novel, she gets TWO of them as her designated weapon. [[spoiler:She doesn't live long enough to use either of them, though.]]
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* JokeWeapon: Her designated weapon in the novel is a spatula.
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* TimeBomb: In the novel, she gets TWO of them as her designated weapon. [[spoiler:She doesn't live long enough to use either of them, though.]]