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* BadBoss: Upon learning that the trash crew to found intruders in the dumping ground, he asks why it took ''them'' and not the actual guards to catch them. Learning that the guards won't go near the place because they think it's haunted, he tells them they're all going in Aharibaki's batteries next time this happens, and this time he'll just [[MakeAnExampleOfThem throw their captain in]].

* DoingItForTheArt: In-universe. Avenger, his racing crux design is completely bizarre by the standards of anyone with any knowledge of design. Even a layman can sense that there's something downright ''unnatural'' about it. However, Suguru was willing to get it made no matter what he had to sacrifice--even if that sacrifice was his sister's virtue.

* TragicVillain: Oh, he's a monster. But if his country hadn't been taken over and ravaged by a pack of evil conquerors and his wife and child hadn't died slow, horrible deaths he was powerless to prevent, he'd still be the good man he pretends to be. So he's a ''sick'' monster.

!! The Haya

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* BaitTheDog: When the principal is berating Yuhi, Tadayasu and Konatsu for endangering themselves by investigating Ritsu's disappearance and planning to suspend them (an act which would certainly lead to their families grounding them and thus cutting off their investigation), Suzukawa steps in and defends them for trying to help their friend, even using his own experience with the deaths of his family to sway the principal away from suspending them. He even helps them investigate, revealing valuable clues and insights that help reconstruct the events of Ritsu's disappearance and lead them to the place of her death...all so he can kill them the way he killed her.

* {{Forshadowing}}: Yuhi notes that using the tragedy of his family to manipulate someone who has nothing to do with it (i.e. the afore-mentioned principal) is a pretty ignoble thing to do for such an upstanding man as Suzukawa. Later it turns out he's not so upstanding.

* MoralDissonance: Yuhi notes that using the tragedy of his family to manipulate someone who has nothing to do with it (i.e. the afore-mentioned principal) is a pretty ignoble thing to do for such an upstanding man. Later it turns out he's not so upstanding.

* FamilyRelationshipSwitcheroo: At first they are presented as father and daughter, it is revealed that they are actually brother and sister, separated by several years and having different fathers.

* FamilyRelationshipSwitcheroo: At first they are presented as father and daughter, it is revealed that they are actually brother and sister, separated by several years and having different fathers.

The [[LovingBully (sort of)]] missing friend of Yuhi, Konatsu and Tadayasu. She's known as a loud and obnoxious girl with a mean streak, very strict on the school rules, but is considered a dear friend in spite of it. Her disappearance at the very beginning of the story causes her three friends to search for her whereabouts.

* BerserkButton: After Kageaki inaccurately calls him a servant of Rokuhara, Suzukawa's frustration at not being able to fight him properly give way to rage and inspires him to use use Shinkai's shinogi to splash his own blood on Kageaki's face guard, [[CurbStompCushion surprising and temporarily blinding him]].

* LostInTranslation: The official translation has her screaming: "It was you!" at Kageaki, but in the original it was "Yurusenai!" meaning something along the lines of "I'll never forgive you!". Rather odd choice.

* BadBoss: Upon learning that the trash crew to found intruders in the dumping ground, he asks why it took ''them'' and not the actual guards to catch them. Learning that the guards won't go near the place because they think it's haunted, he tells them they're all going in the fuel furnace next time this happens, and this time he'll just [[MakeAnExampleOfThem throw their captain in]].

* AllForNothing: He built a cheating device, a piece of armor which will turn and reflect light into a nearby pilot's eye into Avenger. When Avenger is damaged thanks to shenanigans during the big race, he pressures Misao into using it...blinding the pilot of Ultima Thule and sending him crashing into the stands and killing twenty-one spectators. Everything up to that point, all the sacrifices he and Misao made meant nothing the second he made her flip that switch.
* BrokenAce: Was once one of the best crux racers around but the war cut off his racing career just when he was poised to take his racing out of Yamato to the rest of the world. By the time the war was over, he was past his physical prime and his dream was out of reach. This rendered him bitter and blindly determined to have Misao accomplish what he couldn't in his stead, even if he has to resort to prostituting her, murder, or making a deal with Ginseigo.

* MentorOccupationalHazard: Ends up being something of a mentor figure for several characters, including Kageaki. He then get's killed taking an attack meant Ichijo.

* ChurchgoingVillain: He started out as one, despite the Rokuhara's unofficial-but-very-real crackdown on Christianity, and claims to still be so, even saying he goes to church once a week. It turns out this is a front, though. He actually found meaning in [[StrawNihilist a different sort of faith]]. Or lack thereof.

* RapeAsDrama: After easily dismembering Konatsu, Suzukawa forces him to rape her on pain of having the same thing done to him, even using his tsurugi's power to force blood into his penis when he can't become erect and implicitly using said powers to [[PeoplePuppets force them to move]]. This is not presented as erotic, but as a clear violation of the two of them, intended to both horrify the reader and underline the sheer powerlessness of normal people to oppose a musha.

* BadBoss: Upon learning that the trash crew to found intruders in the dumping ground, he asks why it took ''them'' and not the actual guards to catch them. Learning that the guards won't go near the place because they think it's haunted, he tells them they're all going in the incinerator next time this happens, and this time he'll just [[MakeAnExampleOfThem throw their captain in]].