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* InstantArmor: He retains the ability to activate a shield on his arm after his fight with Karura, thanks to the band from the sword being severed while it was attached to him.
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* SlasherSmile: Makes this expression after seeing an incoming horde of golems approaching them.
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* IDidWhatIHadToDo: He justifies his actions during the fight with the Great Chain as necessary to keep them from getting Dakini.
* WouldHurtAChild: As part of his speech to Eiden, he brings up how he would not hesitate to shoot a child if it meant getting revenge on the golems, serving as a CallBack to when he shot Molte.
* WouldHurtAChild: As part of his speech to Eiden, he brings up how he would not hesitate to shoot a child if it meant getting revenge on the golems, serving as a CallBack to when he shot Molte.
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* TheNoseKnows: A variant, as with the Teleodor, he's able to record scents and track them on radar.
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* HeroAntagonist: They're knights that are working to capture Dakini under their kingdom's orders.
* InspectorJavert: They pursue Dakini as they believe she'll just cause comparible destruction to the golems if left to her own devices.
* PoweredArmor: Their suits allow for enhanced movements, with the quality and supported areas increasing with the higher Marks.
* InspectorJavert: They pursue Dakini as they believe she'll just cause comparible destruction to the golems if left to her own devices.
* PoweredArmor: Their suits allow for enhanced movements, with the quality and supported areas increasing with the higher Marks.
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* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: While he follows his kingdom's orders to investigate any Thunder Beasts, he still gives Kayoh some leeway when she starts displaying similar powers.
** He takes the fall for the Pandemonium Incident and steps down from his position, though he still makes it clear that Crain and his brigade did not get off that easy.
** He takes the fall for the Pandemonium Incident and steps down from his position, though he still makes it clear that Crain and his brigade did not get off that easy.
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* NotSoStoic: When the second Thunder Beast appears, she starts to lose her composure, and visibly panics when the Thunder Beast attempts to forcibly stop the wheels on Sparnin's vehicle.
* StickySituation: She uses a glue cannon to trap several Sparnin members.
* TheStoic: For the most part, she keeps a neutral expression. This changes when unforseen things happen.
* StickySituation: She uses a glue cannon to trap several Sparnin members.
* TheStoic: For the most part, she keeps a neutral expression. This changes when unforseen things happen.
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* DestructiveSavior: She destroys a large chunk of Karacuma while she fought Karura. This puts a target on her back when Bow-One deems her just as dangerous as the golems.
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A group of knights from Arkhamheim. After the town's destruction at the hands of the Sky Golems, they sought out Rare Village for something that could let them take revenge. Following the incident, they were effectively blacklisted from other brigades and continued to follow Crain out of loyalty.
* UndyingLoyalty: They've continued to follow Crain's orders for 18 years, and extend this courtesy to Dakini and Eiden.
* UndyingLoyalty: They've continued to follow Crain's orders for 18 years, and extend this courtesy to Dakini and Eiden.
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The captain of the Sparnin Brigade. He was the cause of the invasion of Rare Village 18 years ago, and has been continuing his search for something that can destroy the golems. Watching Dakini's fight in Karacuma gave him hope again. Tropes relating to his appearance in Manga/PandemoniumWizardVillage can be found [[Characters/PandemoniumWizardVillage here]].
The captain of the Sparnin Brigade. He was the cause of the invasion of Rare Village 18 years ago, and has been continuing his search for something that can destroy the golems. Watching Dakini's fight in Karacuma gave him hope again. Tropes relating to his appearance in Manga/PandemoniumWizardVillage can be found [[Characters/PandemoniumWizardVillage here]].
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The radar specialist of the Sparnin Brigade. He is in control of their Teleodor network.
The radar specialist of the Sparnin Brigade. He is in control of their Teleodor network.
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An elite group of Knights originating from the kingdom of Bow-One. Their kingdom has decided that Dakini is an equal threat to the golems, and have chosen to hunt her down to prevent more cities from being destroyed like Karacuma.
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The former Alpha of the Great Chain, Garlan trained the Sparnin Brigade and stepped down after the failed invasion of Rare Village. He works as a golem researcher, though maintains his connections to the Great Chain.
The former Alpha of the Great Chain, Garlan trained the Sparnin Brigade and stepped down after the failed invasion of Rare Village. He works as a golem researcher, though maintains his connections to the Great Chain.
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The current Great Chain Alpha and previously Garlan's second-in-command. She is working to capture Dakini.
The current Great Chain Alpha and previously Garlan's second-in-command. She is working to capture Dakini.
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[[Gabriella Schutzengel]]
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A Thunder Beast who failed in her mission to defeat the golems. Having witness the power in Dakini's sword, she desires it for herself to try to redeem herself to her mother.
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A Thunder Beast who failed in her mission to defeat the golems. Having witness witnessed the power in Dakini's sword, she desires it for herself to try to redeem herself to her mother.
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** [[spoiler: He subverts this later when he does fight Karura's zombie with Dakini's sword.]]
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* InstantArmor: He retains the ability to activate a shield on his arm after his fight with Karura, thanks to the band from the sword being severed while it was attached to him.
* InstantArmor: He retains the ability to activate a shield on his arm after his fight with Karura, thanks to the band from the sword being severed while it was attached to him.
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!!Thunder Beasts
[[folder:In General]]
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In the past, reports of strange and vastly different-looking beings were seen alongside Straight Thunder attacks. Due to the prejudice against Rare Ones, Thunder Beasts were mistaken for assisting the Golems. However, the truth is that they are creations of a being that wants to eradicate the Golems.
* BodyHorror: From the artistic renditions in the reports, they seem to have several members that are particularly frightening-looking.
* DarkIsNotEvil: Every Thunder Beast has black fur, but are ultimately good, as they are the only things capable of damaging Golems.
* {{Raiju}}: Thunder Beasts are the only beings able to destroy Golems. They're tough enough to take direct hits from Straight Thunders and get back up.
[[folder:In General]]
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/thunder_beasts.png]]
In the past, reports of strange and vastly different-looking beings were seen alongside Straight Thunder attacks. Due to the prejudice against Rare Ones, Thunder Beasts were mistaken for assisting the Golems. However, the truth is that they are creations of a being that wants to eradicate the Golems.
* BodyHorror: From the artistic renditions in the reports, they seem to have several members that are particularly frightening-looking.
* DarkIsNotEvil: Every Thunder Beast has black fur, but are ultimately good, as they are the only things capable of damaging Golems.
* {{Raiju}}: Thunder Beasts are the only beings able to destroy Golems. They're tough enough to take direct hits from Straight Thunders and get back up.
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[[folder:In General]]
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/thunder_beasts.png]]
[[folder: In
* BodyHorror: From the artistic renditions in the reports, they seem to have several members that are particularly frightening-looking.
* DarkIsNotEvil: Every Thunder Beast has black fur, but are ultimately good, as they are the only things capable of damaging Golems.
* {{Raiju}}: Thunder Beasts are the only beings able to destroy Golems. They're tough enough to take direct hits from Straight Thunders and get back up.
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[[folder:'Dakini's Mother']]
[[quoteright:281:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/thunder_beast_mother.png]]
The creator of the Thunder Beasts, and one with a particularly strong grudge against the Golems. She is over a thousand years old and is responsible for personally giving Dakini her sword and mission.
* BodyHorror: In addition to her multiple arms, her body is constantly dripping blood.
** During Dakini's nightmare, her face underneath the mask seems to be grotesque fusion of faces. Again, [[AllJustADream it was a nightmare]], so it might not be what she really looks like.
* {{Fingore}}: Her mask seems to be affixed to her face with a bunch of sharp spines. When removing it during Dakini's nightmare, she impales her thumb on a few, with no reaction of any kind.
* MakerOfMonsters: Responsible for creating the Thunder Beasts, as well as Dakini.
* MultiArmedAndDangerous: She has four arms that she uses along with dozens of needles and threads to create new Thunder Beasts.
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The creator of the Thunder Beasts, and one with a particularly strong grudge against the Golems. She is over a thousand years old and is responsible for personally giving Dakini her sword and mission.
* BodyHorror: In addition to her multiple arms, her body is constantly dripping blood.
** During Dakini's nightmare, her face underneath the mask seems to be grotesque fusion of faces. Again, [[AllJustADream it was a nightmare]], so it might not be what she really looks like.
* {{Fingore}}: Her mask seems to be affixed to her face with a bunch of sharp spines. When removing it during Dakini's nightmare, she impales her thumb on a few, with no reaction of any kind.
* MakerOfMonsters: Responsible for creating the Thunder Beasts, as well as Dakini.
* MultiArmedAndDangerous: She has four arms that she uses along with dozens of needles and threads to create new Thunder Beasts.
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The creator of the Thunder Beasts, and one with a particularly strong grudge against the Golems. She is over a thousand years old and is responsible for personally giving Dakini her sword and mission.
* BodyHorror: In addition to her multiple arms, her body is constantly dripping blood.
** During Dakini's nightmare, her face underneath the mask seems to be grotesque fusion of faces. Again, [[AllJustADream it was a nightmare]], so it might not be what she really looks like.
* {{Fingore}}: Her mask seems to be affixed to her face with a bunch of sharp spines. When removing it during Dakini's nightmare, she impales her thumb on a few, with no reaction of any kind.
* MakerOfMonsters: Responsible for creating the Thunder Beasts, as well as Dakini.
* MultiArmedAndDangerous: She has four arms that she uses along with dozens of needles and threads to create new Thunder Beasts.
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[[folder:Damini]]
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A woman living with her family on a sword-mountain-bearer beetle. Initially encountered by Dakini in Karacuma, she graciously welcomes Dakini and is even able to understand attempts to speak.
* AnArmAndALeg: [[spoiler: At the end of chapter 11, it is shown that she lost her left arm after being defeated by a Sky Golem. She has a prosthetic arm in its place.]]
* EarlyBirdCameo: She makes a unnamed but prominent appearance in chapter 6, before being introduced properly five chapters later.
* HappilyMarried: To Alsh.
* IdenticalStranger: She looks like Dakini if she was an adult.
* LaserGuidedAmnesia: [[spoiler: She lost her memories following her defeat, only vaguely recalling that she had a mission that she needed to complete no matter the cost.]]
* SuperHearing: Her ability lets her tune in and listen to any sound of her choosing. By focusing on the sounds coming from Dakini's throat, this allows her to understand her.
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A woman living with her family on a sword-mountain-bearer beetle. Initially encountered by Dakini in Karacuma, she graciously welcomes Dakini and is even able to understand attempts to speak.
* AnArmAndALeg: [[spoiler: At the end of chapter 11, it is shown that she lost her left arm after being defeated by a Sky Golem. She has a prosthetic arm in its place.]]
* EarlyBirdCameo: She makes a unnamed but prominent appearance in chapter 6, before being introduced properly five chapters later.
* HappilyMarried: To Alsh.
* IdenticalStranger: She looks like Dakini if she was an adult.
* LaserGuidedAmnesia: [[spoiler: She lost her memories following her defeat, only vaguely recalling that she had a mission that she needed to complete no matter the cost.]]
* SuperHearing: Her ability lets her tune in and listen to any sound of her choosing. By focusing on the sounds coming from Dakini's throat, this allows her to understand her.
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[[quoteright:250:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/damini.png]]
A woman living with her family on a sword-mountain-bearer beetle. Initially encountered by Dakini in Karacuma, she graciously welcomes Dakini and is even able to understand attempts to speak.
* AnArmAndALeg: [[spoiler: At the end of chapter 11, it is shown that she lost her left arm after being defeated by a Sky Golem. She has a prosthetic arm in its place.]]
* EarlyBirdCameo: She makes a unnamed but prominent appearance in chapter 6, before being introduced properly five chapters later.
* HappilyMarried: To Alsh.
* IdenticalStranger: She looks like Dakini if she was an adult.
* LaserGuidedAmnesia: [[spoiler: She lost her memories following her defeat, only vaguely recalling that she had a mission that she needed to complete no matter the cost.]]
* SuperHearing: Her ability lets her tune in and listen to any sound of her choosing. By focusing on the sounds coming from Dakini's throat, this allows her to understand her.
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The [[GreaterScopeVillain Greater Scope Villains]] of all of Sho's mangas, the golems are seemingly invincible threats that have been destroying towns and cities across the world. They are opposed by much of the world, but only Dakini and the Thunder Beasts have been shown to have any sort of effect on them.
* ArchEnemy: Of Dakini and the Thunder Beasts' mother.
* TheDreaded: ''Everyone'' lives in fear of the Sky Golems, since there's nothing they can do but run away.
* {{Golem}}: Obviously, though what they're made of is unknown.
* {{Invisibility}}: The specialty of the Shokera golems.
* LightIsNotGood: A recurring theme among them. In the 'Variant Wizard' lullaby, the Straight Thunders are described as 'pillar[s] of light pregnant with darkness'. This 'darkness' inside the Straight Thunders ruins the soil and seems to induce symptoms such as paralysis if people are too close to the blast.
** The Shokera are feminine insect-like figures with pure white clothing.
* MadeOfIndestructium: All Golem remains stay intact aside from any initial wounds and never breaking any further than that. This is true of even the Mokumokuren heads.
* NotSoInvincibleAfterAll: While remains had been seen of them in previous stories, they had never been seen taking any damage [[spoiler: except when [[Manga/TheJackalope Jacka's horn]] destroyed the Mokumokuren heads in his possession.]] In the first chapter, we now know how those golems were destroyed in the first place.
* TeruTeruBozu: A Golem type, nicknamed due to its similar appearance to the doll, that can shoot multiple exploding beams by opening and closing their eyes.
* ThoseWereOnlyTheirScouts: At first, the Sky Golems are believed to be the only threat to true peace. Then it's revealed that there are many, many more types of golems, all equally impervious to conventional weapons.
* WaveMotionGun: The Straight Thunders.
* {{Yokai}}: Some of them are named after obscure yokai.
** The scouting types are called Mokumokuren, named after yokai that watch from holes in walls and floors.
** The Shokera's appearance is inspired by one account that describes the yokai as 'an insect'.
** The Kissha that end up puppeting Karura's body may be a reference to Kasha, which are yokai that steal corpses.
* ArchEnemy: Of Dakini and the Thunder Beasts' mother.
* TheDreaded: ''Everyone'' lives in fear of the Sky Golems, since there's nothing they can do but run away.
* {{Golem}}: Obviously, though what they're made of is unknown.
* {{Invisibility}}: The specialty of the Shokera golems.
* LightIsNotGood: A recurring theme among them. In the 'Variant Wizard' lullaby, the Straight Thunders are described as 'pillar[s] of light pregnant with darkness'. This 'darkness' inside the Straight Thunders ruins the soil and seems to induce symptoms such as paralysis if people are too close to the blast.
** The Shokera are feminine insect-like figures with pure white clothing.
* MadeOfIndestructium: All Golem remains stay intact aside from any initial wounds and never breaking any further than that. This is true of even the Mokumokuren heads.
* NotSoInvincibleAfterAll: While remains had been seen of them in previous stories, they had never been seen taking any damage [[spoiler: except when [[Manga/TheJackalope Jacka's horn]] destroyed the Mokumokuren heads in his possession.]] In the first chapter, we now know how those golems were destroyed in the first place.
* TeruTeruBozu: A Golem type, nicknamed due to its similar appearance to the doll, that can shoot multiple exploding beams by opening and closing their eyes.
* ThoseWereOnlyTheirScouts: At first, the Sky Golems are believed to be the only threat to true peace. Then it's revealed that there are many, many more types of golems, all equally impervious to conventional weapons.
* WaveMotionGun: The Straight Thunders.
* {{Yokai}}: Some of them are named after obscure yokai.
** The scouting types are called Mokumokuren, named after yokai that watch from holes in walls and floors.
** The Shokera's appearance is inspired by one account that describes the yokai as 'an insect'.
** The Kissha that end up puppeting Karura's body may be a reference to Kasha, which are yokai that steal corpses.
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[[folder:The Leader of the Golems]]
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A mysterious figure responsible for controlling the golems. They are first seen remotely surveying the damages on the golems that tried attacking Enoth.
* AmbiguouslyHuman: What little of them that can be seen implies they're vaguely humanoid-shaped. However, [[FourFingeredHands unlike every other character in this world]], they have five fingers on each hand. The significance of this is yet to be revealed.
** With Yatagarasu's introduction, it's heavily implied the Leader is, or at least was, a human.
* ArchEnemy: The creator of the Thunder Beasts is this to them.
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* TheFaceless: Very little of what they look like can be made out. Only their eyes are visible.
* GreaterScopeVillain: Of Sho's mangas as a whole.
* TheManBehindTheMonsters: Possibly. Given the number of fingers he has, he may very well be human, but how he remained alive for centuries to lead the golems is still unexplained.
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A mysterious figure responsible for controlling the golems. They are first seen remotely surveying the damages on the golems that tried attacking Enoth.
* AmbiguouslyHuman: What little of them that can be seen implies they're vaguely humanoid-shaped. However, [[FourFingeredHands unlike every other character in this world]], they have five fingers on each hand. The significance of this is yet to be revealed.
** With Yatagarasu's introduction, it's heavily implied the Leader is, or at least was, a human.
* ArchEnemy: The creator of the Thunder Beasts is this to them.
%%* BigBad
* TheFaceless: Very little of what they look like can be made out. Only their eyes are visible.
* GreaterScopeVillain: Of Sho's mangas as a whole.
* TheManBehindTheMonsters: Possibly. Given the number of fingers he has, he may very well be human, but how he remained alive for centuries to lead the golems is still unexplained.
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A mysterious figure responsible for controlling the golems. They are first seen remotely surveying the damages on the golems that tried attacking Enoth.
* AmbiguouslyHuman: What little of them that can be seen implies they're vaguely humanoid-shaped. However, [[FourFingeredHands unlike every other character in this world]], they have five fingers on each hand. The significance of this is yet to be revealed.
** With Yatagarasu's introduction, it's heavily implied the Leader is, or at least was, a human.
* ArchEnemy: The creator of the Thunder Beasts is this to them.
%%* BigBad
* TheFaceless: Very little of what they look like can be made out. Only their eyes are visible.
* GreaterScopeVillain: Of Sho's mangas as a whole.
* TheManBehindTheMonsters: Possibly. Given the number of fingers he has, he may very well be human, but how he remained alive for centuries to lead the golems is still unexplained.
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[[folder:Karura]]
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The golem that attacked Karacuma with a massive force of other golems. He is the only known sentient golem.
* AnArmAndALeg: Gets his arm sliced off by Dakini.
* BackForTheDead: [[spoiler: He, or rather, his puppeted corpse, reappears in chapter 11 before being killed for good.]]
* BlackSpeech: Starts off talking this way, but he switches over to speaking normally after watching the guards fail to do anything to the golems.
* ClippedWingAngel: [[spoiler: His zombie form is terrifying and still fairly strong, but is much weaker, to the point that Eiden wielding Dakini's sword is able to reduce him to a head.]]
* DieLaughing: [[spoiler: He goes out laughing even while being split in two.]]
* FeatheredFiend: Half of his head looks like a beak and he has talons.
* HalfTheManHeUsedToBe: [[spoiler: Dakini cuts him in half at the conclusion of their battle.]]
* TheHeavy: He does most of the work for the golems during the Karacuma arc.
* HopeCrusher: Deliberately destroys the evacuation buses so as to cause despair among the populace.
* ItCanThink: Part of what makes him so terrifying is his sentience. He can laugh, purposefully destroys the buses to keep people inside the town, and even strategically commands the golems in an attempt to overwhelm Dakini.
* MeaningfulName: The Karura is a giant fire-breathing bird in Japanese mythology.
* TheMinionMaster: He's capable of spawning multiple Mokumokuren golems from the heads around his neck.
* NotQuiteDead: [[spoiler: Subverted. In chapter 11, he shows up again, still trying to kill Dakini. However, as the author's notes reveal, he really is dead, and his corpse is being controlled by a golem type called Kissha that can repair it to a point.]]
* TwoFaced: The right side of his head looks like a Sky Golem head, while the other half and right lower jaw are a long beak face with sharp teeth.
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The golem that attacked Karacuma with a massive force of other golems. He is the only known sentient golem.
* AnArmAndALeg: Gets his arm sliced off by Dakini.
* BackForTheDead: [[spoiler: He, or rather, his puppeted corpse, reappears in chapter 11 before being killed for good.]]
* BlackSpeech: Starts off talking this way, but he switches over to speaking normally after watching the guards fail to do anything to the golems.
* ClippedWingAngel: [[spoiler: His zombie form is terrifying and still fairly strong, but is much weaker, to the point that Eiden wielding Dakini's sword is able to reduce him to a head.]]
* DieLaughing: [[spoiler: He goes out laughing even while being split in two.]]
* FeatheredFiend: Half of his head looks like a beak and he has talons.
* HalfTheManHeUsedToBe: [[spoiler: Dakini cuts him in half at the conclusion of their battle.]]
* TheHeavy: He does most of the work for the golems during the Karacuma arc.
* HopeCrusher: Deliberately destroys the evacuation buses so as to cause despair among the populace.
* ItCanThink: Part of what makes him so terrifying is his sentience. He can laugh, purposefully destroys the buses to keep people inside the town, and even strategically commands the golems in an attempt to overwhelm Dakini.
* MeaningfulName: The Karura is a giant fire-breathing bird in Japanese mythology.
* TheMinionMaster: He's capable of spawning multiple Mokumokuren golems from the heads around his neck.
* NotQuiteDead: [[spoiler: Subverted. In chapter 11, he shows up again, still trying to kill Dakini. However, as the author's notes reveal, he really is dead, and his corpse is being controlled by a golem type called Kissha that can repair it to a point.]]
* TwoFaced: The right side of his head looks like a Sky Golem head, while the other half and right lower jaw are a long beak face with sharp teeth.
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The golem that attacked Karacuma with a massive force of other golems. He is the only known sentient golem.
* AnArmAndALeg: Gets his arm sliced off by Dakini.
* BackForTheDead: [[spoiler: He, or rather, his puppeted corpse, reappears in chapter 11 before being killed for good.]]
* BlackSpeech: Starts off talking this way, but he switches over to speaking normally after watching the guards fail to do anything to the golems.
* ClippedWingAngel: [[spoiler: His zombie form is terrifying and still fairly strong, but is much weaker, to the point that Eiden wielding Dakini's sword is able to reduce him to a head.]]
* DieLaughing: [[spoiler: He goes out laughing even while being split in two.]]
* FeatheredFiend: Half of his head looks like a beak and he has talons.
* HalfTheManHeUsedToBe: [[spoiler: Dakini cuts him in half at the conclusion of their battle.]]
* TheHeavy: He does most of the work for the golems during the Karacuma arc.
* HopeCrusher: Deliberately destroys the evacuation buses so as to cause despair among the populace.
* ItCanThink: Part of what makes him so terrifying is his sentience. He can laugh, purposefully destroys the buses to keep people inside the town, and even strategically commands the golems in an attempt to overwhelm Dakini.
* MeaningfulName: The Karura is a giant fire-breathing bird in Japanese mythology.
* TheMinionMaster: He's capable of spawning multiple Mokumokuren golems from the heads around his neck.
* NotQuiteDead: [[spoiler: Subverted. In chapter 11, he shows up again, still trying to kill Dakini. However, as the author's notes reveal, he really is dead, and his corpse is being controlled by a golem type called Kissha that can repair it to a point.]]
* TwoFaced: The right side of his head looks like a Sky Golem head, while the other half and right lower jaw are a long beak face with sharp teeth.
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[[folder:Mirror Man]]
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/mirrorman_1.png]]
A puppet body controlled by the leader of the golems.
* ArcVillain: Of the Karacuma arc.
* AnArmAndALeg: [[spoiler: Occurs when Dakini's sword is pulled away from his grasp with her telekinesis.]]
* FightingAShadow: Given that it's not his real body, it's safe to say that the leader wasn't harmed in the end.
* LightIsNotGood: The body takes the form of a mirrored surface.
* LiterallyShatteredLives: [[spoiler: The mirror body falls to pieces once Dakini slices it apart.]]
* OhCrap: [[spoiler: After watching Dakini destroy ''every single'' golem in the area before turning her sights on him, this is his reaction right before the mirror body is destroyed.]]
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A puppet body controlled by the leader of the golems.
* ArcVillain: Of the Karacuma arc.
* AnArmAndALeg: [[spoiler: Occurs when Dakini's sword is pulled away from his grasp with her telekinesis.]]
* FightingAShadow: Given that it's not his real body, it's safe to say that the leader wasn't harmed in the end.
* LightIsNotGood: The body takes the form of a mirrored surface.
* LiterallyShatteredLives: [[spoiler: The mirror body falls to pieces once Dakini slices it apart.]]
* OhCrap: [[spoiler: After watching Dakini destroy ''every single'' golem in the area before turning her sights on him, this is his reaction right before the mirror body is destroyed.]]
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[[folder:'Dakini's Mother']]
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The creator of the Thunder Beasts, and one with a particularly strong grudge against the Golems. She is over a thousand years old and is responsible for personally giving Dakini her sword and mission.
* BodyHorror: In addition to her multiple arms, her body is constantly dripping blood.
** During Dakini's nightmare, her face underneath the mask seems to be grotesque fusion of faces. Again, [[AllJustADream it was a nightmare]], so it might not be what she really looks like.
* {{Fingore}}: Her mask seems to be affixed to her face with a bunch of sharp spines. When removing it during Dakini's nightmare, she impales her thumb on a few, with no reaction of any kind.
* MakerOfMonsters: Responsible for creating the Thunder Beasts, as well as Dakini.
* MultiArmedAndDangerous: She has four arms that she uses along with dozens of needles and threads to create new Thunder Beasts.
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[[folder:Damini]]
[[quoteright:250:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/damini.png]]
A woman living with her family on a sword-mountain-bearer beetle. Initially encountered by Dakini in Karacuma, she graciously welcomes Dakini and is even able to understand attempts to speak.
* AnArmAndALeg: [[spoiler: At the end of chapter 11, it is shown that she lost her left arm after being defeated by a Sky Golem. She has a prosthetic arm in its place.]]
* EarlyBirdCameo: She makes a unnamed but prominent appearance in chapter 6, before being introduced properly five chapters later.
* HappilyMarried: To Alsh.
* IdenticalStranger: She looks like Dakini if she was an adult.
* LaserGuidedAmnesia: [[spoiler: She lost her memories following her defeat, only vaguely recalling that she had a mission that she needed to complete no matter the cost.]]
* SuperHearing: Her ability lets her tune in and listen to any sound of her choosing. By focusing on the sounds coming from Dakini's throat, this allows her to understand her.
[[folder: 'The Second Thunder Beast']]
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A Thunder Beast who failed in her mission to defeat the golems. Having witness the power in Dakini's sword, she desires it for herself to try to redeem herself to her mother.
* EyeScream: The ropes she uses come from her pupils, but she shows no reaction otherwise.
* KnowsTheRopes: She produces ropes from her eyes that can ensnare targets. Excess ropes she makes are wrapped around her arms.
* PsychoPink: Colored illustrations reveal that her unique color is a deeper pink, and her personality is that of a crazed pursuer.
* SlasherSmile: She constantly flashes a manic smile, likely due to having the hope that stealing Dakini's sword gives her.
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!!The Golems
[[folder:In General]]
The [[GreaterScopeVillain Greater Scope Villains]] of all of Sho's mangas, the golems are seemingly invincible threats that have been destroying towns and cities across the world. They are opposed by much of the world, but only Dakini and the Thunder Beasts have been shown to have any sort of effect on them.
* ArchEnemy: Of Dakini and the Thunder Beasts' mother.
* TheDreaded: ''Everyone'' lives in fear of the Sky Golems, since there's nothing they can do but run away.
* {{Golem}}: Obviously, though what they're made of is unknown.
* {{Invisibility}}: The specialty of the Shokera golems.
* LightIsNotGood: A recurring theme among them. In the 'Variant Wizard' lullaby, the Straight Thunders are described as 'pillar[s] of light pregnant with darkness'. This 'darkness' inside the Straight Thunders ruins the soil and seems to induce symptoms such as paralysis if people are too close to the blast.
** The Shokera are feminine insect-like figures with pure white clothing.
* MadeOfIndestructium: All Golem remains stay intact aside from any initial wounds and never breaking any further than that. This is true of even the Mokumokuren heads.
* NotSoInvincibleAfterAll: While remains had been seen of them in previous stories, they had never been seen taking any damage [[spoiler: except when [[Manga/TheJackalope Jacka's horn]] destroyed the Mokumokuren heads in his possession.]] In the first chapter, we now know how those golems were destroyed in the first place.
* TeruTeruBozu: A Golem type, nicknamed due to its similar appearance to the doll, that can shoot multiple exploding beams by opening and closing their eyes.
* ThoseWereOnlyTheirScouts: At first, the Sky Golems are believed to be the only threat to true peace. Then it's revealed that there are many, many more types of golems, all equally impervious to conventional weapons.
* WaveMotionGun: The Straight Thunders.
* {{Yokai}}: Some of them are named after obscure yokai.
** The scouting types are called Mokumokuren, named after yokai that watch from holes in walls and floors.
** The Shokera's appearance is inspired by one account that describes the yokai as 'an insect'.
** The Kissha that end up puppeting Karura's body may be a reference to Kasha, which are yokai that steal corpses.
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[[folder:The Leader of the Golems]]
[[quoteright:317:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/golem_leader.png]]
A mysterious figure responsible for controlling the golems. They are first seen remotely surveying the damages on the golems that tried attacking Enoth.
* AmbiguouslyHuman: What little of them that can be seen implies they're vaguely humanoid-shaped. However, [[FourFingeredHands unlike every other character in this world]], they have five fingers on each hand. The significance of this is yet to be revealed.
** With Yatagarasu's introduction, it's heavily implied the Leader is, or at least was, a human.
* ArchEnemy: The creator of the Thunder Beasts is this to them.
%%* BigBad
* TheFaceless: Very little of what they look like can be made out. Only their eyes are visible.
* GreaterScopeVillain: Of Sho's mangas as a whole.
* TheManBehindTheMonsters: Possibly. Given the number of fingers he has, he may very well be human, but how he remained alive for centuries to lead the golems is still unexplained.
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[[folder:Karura]]
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/karura.png]]
The golem that attacked Karacuma with a massive force of other golems. He is the only known sentient golem.
* AnArmAndALeg: Gets his arm sliced off by Dakini.
* BackForTheDead: [[spoiler: He, or rather, his puppeted corpse, reappears in chapter 11 before being killed for good.]]
* BlackSpeech: Starts off talking this way, but he switches over to speaking normally after watching the guards fail to do anything to the golems.
* ClippedWingAngel: [[spoiler: His zombie form is terrifying and still fairly strong, but is much weaker, to the point that Eiden wielding Dakini's sword is able to reduce him to a head.]]
* DieLaughing: [[spoiler: He goes out laughing even while being split in two.]]
* FeatheredFiend: Half of his head looks like a beak and he has talons.
* HalfTheManHeUsedToBe: [[spoiler: Dakini cuts him in half at the conclusion of their battle.]]
* TheHeavy: He does most of the work for the golems during the Karacuma arc.
* HopeCrusher: Deliberately destroys the evacuation buses so as to cause despair among the populace.
* ItCanThink: Part of what makes him so terrifying is his sentience. He can laugh, purposefully destroys the buses to keep people inside the town, and even strategically commands the golems in an attempt to overwhelm Dakini.
* MeaningfulName: The Karura is a giant fire-breathing bird in Japanese mythology.
* TheMinionMaster: He's capable of spawning multiple Mokumokuren golems from the heads around his neck.
* NotQuiteDead: [[spoiler: Subverted. In chapter 11, he shows up again, still trying to kill Dakini. However, as the author's notes reveal, he really is dead, and his corpse is being controlled by a golem type called Kissha that can repair it to a point.]]
* TwoFaced: The right side of his head looks like a Sky Golem head, while the other half and right lower jaw are a long beak face with sharp teeth.
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[[folder:Mirror Man]]
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/mirrorman_1.png]]
A puppet body controlled by the leader of the golems.
* ArcVillain: Of the Karacuma arc.
* AnArmAndALeg: [[spoiler: Occurs when Dakini's sword is pulled away from his grasp with her telekinesis.]]
* FightingAShadow: Given that it's not his real body, it's safe to say that the leader wasn't harmed in the end.
* LightIsNotGood: The body takes the form of a mirrored surface.
* LiterallyShatteredLives: [[spoiler: The mirror body falls to pieces once Dakini slices it apart.]]
* OhCrap: [[spoiler: After watching Dakini destroy ''every single'' golem in the area before turning her sights on him, this is his reaction right before the mirror body is destroyed.]]
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[[quoteright:281:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/thunder_beast_mother.png]]
The creator of the Thunder Beasts, and one with a particularly strong grudge against the Golems. She is over a thousand years old and is responsible for personally giving Dakini her sword and mission.
* BodyHorror: In addition to her multiple arms, her body is constantly dripping blood.
** During Dakini's nightmare, her face underneath the mask seems to be grotesque fusion of faces. Again, [[AllJustADream it was a nightmare]], so it might not be what she really looks like.
* {{Fingore}}: Her mask seems to be affixed to her face with a bunch of sharp spines. When removing it during Dakini's nightmare, she impales her thumb on a few, with no reaction of any kind.
* MakerOfMonsters: Responsible for creating the Thunder Beasts, as well as Dakini.
* MultiArmedAndDangerous: She has four arms that she uses along with dozens of needles and threads to create new Thunder Beasts.
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[[folder:Damini]]
[[quoteright:250:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/damini.png]]
A woman living with her family on a sword-mountain-bearer beetle. Initially encountered by Dakini in Karacuma, she graciously welcomes Dakini and is even able to understand attempts to speak.
* AnArmAndALeg: [[spoiler: At the end of chapter 11, it is shown that she lost her left arm after being defeated by a Sky Golem. She has a prosthetic arm in its place.]]
* EarlyBirdCameo: She makes a unnamed but prominent appearance in chapter 6, before being introduced properly five chapters later.
* HappilyMarried: To Alsh.
* IdenticalStranger: She looks like Dakini if she was an adult.
* LaserGuidedAmnesia: [[spoiler: She lost her memories following her defeat, only vaguely recalling that she had a mission that she needed to complete no matter the cost.]]
* SuperHearing: Her ability lets her tune in and listen to any sound of her choosing. By focusing on the sounds coming from Dakini's throat, this allows her to understand her.
[[folder: 'The Second Thunder Beast']]
[[quoteright:500:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/higanbana.png]]
A Thunder Beast who failed in her mission to defeat the golems. Having witness the power in Dakini's sword, she desires it for herself to try to redeem herself to her mother.
* EyeScream: The ropes she uses come from her pupils, but she shows no reaction otherwise.
* KnowsTheRopes: She produces ropes from her eyes that can ensnare targets. Excess ropes she makes are wrapped around her arms.
* PsychoPink: Colored illustrations reveal that her unique color is a deeper pink, and her personality is that of a crazed pursuer.
* SlasherSmile: She constantly flashes a manic smile, likely due to having the hope that stealing Dakini's sword gives her.
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!!The Golems
[[folder:In General]]
The [[GreaterScopeVillain Greater Scope Villains]] of all of Sho's mangas, the golems are seemingly invincible threats that have been destroying towns and cities across the world. They are opposed by much of the world, but only Dakini and the Thunder Beasts have been shown to have any sort of effect on them.
* ArchEnemy: Of Dakini and the Thunder Beasts' mother.
* TheDreaded: ''Everyone'' lives in fear of the Sky Golems, since there's nothing they can do but run away.
* {{Golem}}: Obviously, though what they're made of is unknown.
* {{Invisibility}}: The specialty of the Shokera golems.
* LightIsNotGood: A recurring theme among them. In the 'Variant Wizard' lullaby, the Straight Thunders are described as 'pillar[s] of light pregnant with darkness'. This 'darkness' inside the Straight Thunders ruins the soil and seems to induce symptoms such as paralysis if people are too close to the blast.
** The Shokera are feminine insect-like figures with pure white clothing.
* MadeOfIndestructium: All Golem remains stay intact aside from any initial wounds and never breaking any further than that. This is true of even the Mokumokuren heads.
* NotSoInvincibleAfterAll: While remains had been seen of them in previous stories, they had never been seen taking any damage [[spoiler: except when [[Manga/TheJackalope Jacka's horn]] destroyed the Mokumokuren heads in his possession.]] In the first chapter, we now know how those golems were destroyed in the first place.
* TeruTeruBozu: A Golem type, nicknamed due to its similar appearance to the doll, that can shoot multiple exploding beams by opening and closing their eyes.
* ThoseWereOnlyTheirScouts: At first, the Sky Golems are believed to be the only threat to true peace. Then it's revealed that there are many, many more types of golems, all equally impervious to conventional weapons.
* WaveMotionGun: The Straight Thunders.
* {{Yokai}}: Some of them are named after obscure yokai.
** The scouting types are called Mokumokuren, named after yokai that watch from holes in walls and floors.
** The Shokera's appearance is inspired by one account that describes the yokai as 'an insect'.
** The Kissha that end up puppeting Karura's body may be a reference to Kasha, which are yokai that steal corpses.
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[[folder:The Leader of the Golems]]
[[quoteright:317:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/golem_leader.png]]
A mysterious figure responsible for controlling the golems. They are first seen remotely surveying the damages on the golems that tried attacking Enoth.
* AmbiguouslyHuman: What little of them that can be seen implies they're vaguely humanoid-shaped. However, [[FourFingeredHands unlike every other character in this world]], they have five fingers on each hand. The significance of this is yet to be revealed.
** With Yatagarasu's introduction, it's heavily implied the Leader is, or at least was, a human.
* ArchEnemy: The creator of the Thunder Beasts is this to them.
%%* BigBad
* TheFaceless: Very little of what they look like can be made out. Only their eyes are visible.
* GreaterScopeVillain: Of Sho's mangas as a whole.
* TheManBehindTheMonsters: Possibly. Given the number of fingers he has, he may very well be human, but how he remained alive for centuries to lead the golems is still unexplained.
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[[folder:Karura]]
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/karura.png]]
The golem that attacked Karacuma with a massive force of other golems. He is the only known sentient golem.
* AnArmAndALeg: Gets his arm sliced off by Dakini.
* BackForTheDead: [[spoiler: He, or rather, his puppeted corpse, reappears in chapter 11 before being killed for good.]]
* BlackSpeech: Starts off talking this way, but he switches over to speaking normally after watching the guards fail to do anything to the golems.
* ClippedWingAngel: [[spoiler: His zombie form is terrifying and still fairly strong, but is much weaker, to the point that Eiden wielding Dakini's sword is able to reduce him to a head.]]
* DieLaughing: [[spoiler: He goes out laughing even while being split in two.]]
* FeatheredFiend: Half of his head looks like a beak and he has talons.
* HalfTheManHeUsedToBe: [[spoiler: Dakini cuts him in half at the conclusion of their battle.]]
* TheHeavy: He does most of the work for the golems during the Karacuma arc.
* HopeCrusher: Deliberately destroys the evacuation buses so as to cause despair among the populace.
* ItCanThink: Part of what makes him so terrifying is his sentience. He can laugh, purposefully destroys the buses to keep people inside the town, and even strategically commands the golems in an attempt to overwhelm Dakini.
* MeaningfulName: The Karura is a giant fire-breathing bird in Japanese mythology.
* TheMinionMaster: He's capable of spawning multiple Mokumokuren golems from the heads around his neck.
* NotQuiteDead: [[spoiler: Subverted. In chapter 11, he shows up again, still trying to kill Dakini. However, as the author's notes reveal, he really is dead, and his corpse is being controlled by a golem type called Kissha that can repair it to a point.]]
* TwoFaced: The right side of his head looks like a Sky Golem head, while the other half and right lower jaw are a long beak face with sharp teeth.
[[/folder]]
[[folder:Mirror Man]]
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/mirrorman_1.png]]
A puppet body controlled by the leader of the golems.
* ArcVillain: Of the Karacuma arc.
* AnArmAndALeg: [[spoiler: Occurs when Dakini's sword is pulled away from his grasp with her telekinesis.]]
* FightingAShadow: Given that it's not his real body, it's safe to say that the leader wasn't harmed in the end.
* LightIsNotGood: The body takes the form of a mirrored surface.
* LiterallyShatteredLives: [[spoiler: The mirror body falls to pieces once Dakini slices it apart.]]
* OhCrap: [[spoiler: After watching Dakini destroy ''every single'' golem in the area before turning her sights on him, this is his reaction right before the mirror body is destroyed.]]
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* RedBaron: She was once known and feared as the 'Ninety-Nine Tailed Fox' when she was living in the outskirts of Karacuma in her youth. She often stole things from the citizens to survive, though she never retaliated against anyone trying to hunt her down.
* WildChild: When she was young, she was one of these. She had no memory of being anything else, though she could already speak the same language as everyone and had the power and skills necessary to survive. This period in her life ultimately ended when she chose to lead the similarly outcast Cosith to Rare Village for sanctuary.
* WildChild: When she was young, she was one of these. She had no memory of being anything else, though she could already speak the same language as everyone and had the power and skills necessary to survive. This period in her life ultimately ended when she chose to lead the similarly outcast Cosith to Rare Village for sanctuary.
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* ChameleonCamouflage: Due to eating a Freshwater Crown Squid, Dakini gains the power to change her appearance to match things she's been in contact with. She initially unconsciously activates this upon being set down on a bed, turning herself white to match the sheets. Later, she purposefully disguises herself as Eiden's little sister by altering her fur color and length to resemble him.
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Prakasha's father, Kayoh's husband, and known as the Bugmower Knight. Tropes relating to his appearance in Manga/PandemoniumWizardVillage can be found [[Characters/PandemoniumWizardVillage here]].
* CanisMajor: He currently stands at roughly three meters tall as the result of his size contraction period.
* HappilyMarried: He dearly loves Kayoh, and reassures her that she won't lose control of herself because of her newly awakened powers.
* HotSkittyOnWailordAction: His relationship with Kayoh is this, even at his current size.
* {{Sizeshifter}}: Giant Rare Ones go through growth and shrinking periods. It's also known to be exceptionally painful for them. Cosith is in the middle of a shrinking period.
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Prakasha's father, Kayoh's husband, and known as the Bugmower Knight. Tropes relating to his appearance in Manga/PandemoniumWizardVillage can be found [[Characters/PandemoniumWizardVillage here]].
* CanisMajor: He currently stands at roughly three meters tall as the result of his size contraction period.
* HappilyMarried: He dearly loves Kayoh, and reassures her that she won't lose control of herself because of her newly awakened powers.
* HotSkittyOnWailordAction: His relationship with Kayoh is this, even at his current size.
* {{Sizeshifter}}: Giant Rare Ones go through growth and shrinking periods. It's also known to be exceptionally painful for them. Cosith is in the middle of a shrinking period.
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* CowardlyLion: She openly admits to being terrified of Yatagarasu, but presses on with wanting to learn more from him and makes that her reason to keep going.
** Yatagarasu frightens her, and even calls her out for trying to make up for her past mistake of running away. Prakasha doesn't deny this, but wants to turn her desire to learn the truth into her strength and fight through her anxiety.
* SeekerArchetype: Prakasha wants to learn about the Thunder Beasts, and her desire to discover the true history of them leads her to uncovering secrets of the world that had been lost.
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* DeflectorShields: Healso has an as of yet unknown agenda.passively generates a barrier around himself that blocks a bullet, but shatters when Kayoh kicks him.
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[[folder:Yatagarasu]]
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/yatagarasu.png]]
An artificial being created by humans, he was discovered in an archeological site made from the attack on Enoth. He does not firmly classify himself as a golem.
* ArtificialIntelligence: He describes himself as an 'evolving-type artificial consciousness'. His true body is the structure found in the ruins. The bird-like robot is what he uses to interact with the world.
* BitchInSheepsClothing: He acts polite normally, but he drops it when Prakasha questions him about humans. He also has an as of yet unknown agenda.
* HardLight: His limbs are constructs made of light that can analyze things just by touching them. They are also capable of passing through mechanical objects and glass, presumably because light can pass through them normally.
* LyingByOmission: While he is truthful a majority of the time, he leaves out details unless pressed for them, such as what the humanity he's referring to.
* MeaningfulName: The Yatagarasu is a mythical crow in Shinto mythology with three legs who's purpose is to provide guidance to humans.
[[folder:Yatagarasu]]
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/yatagarasu.png]]
An artificial being created by humans, he was discovered in an archeological site made from the attack on Enoth. He does not firmly classify himself as a golem.
* ArtificialIntelligence: He describes himself as an 'evolving-type artificial consciousness'. His true body is the structure found in the ruins. The bird-like robot is what he uses to interact with the world.
* BitchInSheepsClothing: He acts polite normally, but he drops it when Prakasha questions him about humans. He also has an as of yet unknown agenda.
* HardLight: His limbs are constructs made of light that can analyze things just by touching them. They are also capable of passing through mechanical objects and glass, presumably because light can pass through them normally.
* LyingByOmission: While he is truthful a majority of the time, he leaves out details unless pressed for them, such as what the humanity he's referring to.
* MeaningfulName: The Yatagarasu is a mythical crow in Shinto mythology with three legs who's purpose is to provide guidance to humans.
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** The Kissha that end up puppeting Karura's body may be a reference to Kasha, which are yokai that steal corpses.
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* DubNameChange: Changed from Arju to Alsh to prevent confusion with his son.
* HappilyMarried: To Damini.
* HappilyMarried: To Damini.
Changed line(s) 147,148 (click to see context) from:
The son of Alsh and Damini. Aljun is a very eager child.
to:
The son of Alsh and Damini. Damini, Aljun is a very eager child.
and happy child.
* BarelyChangedDubName: His name in the English translation went from Arjun to Aljun by swapping out a single letter.
* BarelyChangedDubName: His name in the English translation went from Arjun to Aljun by swapping out a single letter.
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* DubNameChange: Changed from Arjun to Aljun to prevent confusion with his father.
