History Characters / HighSchoolProdigiesHaveItEasyEvenInAnotherWorld

* MoreDespicableMinion: Relatively speaking, he's worse than the emperor he worships. While the emperor started a civil war to gain the throne and waged war on Yamato, he did so in order to get closer to the godlike power that the Grandmasters promised, which he claims will give him the power to remove the aristocratic class. In contrast, Gustav intentionally starves and taxes his citizens to death for the sake of aesthetics rather than practicality, making him come off as less well-intentioned.

* TheSocialDarwinist: His philosophy is that higher-ranking people in society dominate those who are lower, and can take their lives as they please. This is something passed down in the empire as a whole, but he twists it to mean that if he's strong enough, he can force everyone else but him to be equal as commoners.

* CombatMedic: She takes out all of Count Celenteus's guards by throwing tranq darts at them.

* SkilledButNaive: Although they are well-versed in magic, with Belial also being a skilled swordsman, they have no idea what they're up against when fighting the Luminaries and are caught off guard by their unorthodox ways of fighting. In contrast, Neuro, who is supposedly weaker than them, takes much more effort to kill because he is knowledgeable about how his enemies fight.
* TooDumbToLive: Deneb tries to attack [[spoiler:Emperor Lindworm after the latter fully absorbed Father's power. Lindworm kills him by waving in his general direction]].

* HeelFaceTurn: Double subverted. When Tsukasa wins his bet against Lindworm [[spoiler:by reawakening the greed of Freyjagard's citizens, Lindworm stabs Tsukasa and declares his intent to rule solely by force, but when his own citizens oppose him, he relents and agrees to honor his bet with Tsukasa. Tsukasa suspects Lindworm only attacked in order to test his own citizens' commitment to the idea of freedom]].

* KarmaHoudini: Justified. Emperor Lindworm becomes an outright InvincibleVillain at the end, [[spoiler:being even stronger than Father, Yggdra, and the Grandmasters. Thus, the best the Luminaries can hope to do is convince him to abandon his ideology and give his people their freedom back. Additionally, with Father and his family dead, Lindworm is the only one who can send the Luminaries home. As a result, he gets to continue being a god-emperor despite temporarily killing Lyrule and supporting Keine's brainwashing plan]].

* MisanthropeSupreme: He's the one who inspired Gustav's ideals, and he believes that even if Blumheart and Gustuv overthrew him, they wouldn't be able to keep the ambitions of their subjects in check. He wants to gain godlike power through the Grandmasters' schemes in order to become an [[HobbesWasRight absolute ruler]] with no need for aristocratic middlemen. He also sees the commoners as ApatheticCitizens for lacking the will to rebel against the aristocrats.

* TheSocialDarwinist: His philosophy is that higher-ranking people in society dominate those who are lower, and can take their lives as they please.

* InformedKindness: Flit, a former soldier, claims that Emperor Lindworm is actually opposed to the corrupt aristocracy, but in practice, Lindworm is too busy with his own foreign conquests to meaningfully manage the conflict between the Bluebloods and Grandmasters, or stop any abuses from the aristocrats. At best, he politely spares [[spoiler:Blumheart and Gustav for attempting to assassinate him, but even that comes off as a show of confidence than kindness]].

* MisanthropeSupreme: He's the one who inspired Gustav's ideals, and he believes that even if Blumheart and Gustuv overthrew him, they wouldn't be able to keep the ambitions of their subjects in check. He wants to gain godlike power through the Grandmasters' schemes in order to become an [[HobbesWasRight absolute ruler]] with no need for aristocratic middlemen.

* UnwittingPawn: Neuro and the Grandmasters advise the emperor to conquer Yamato and explore the New World. This is because [[spoiler:they want to destroy the seal on Father and use the emperor as a vessel to reincarnate him, which will kill the emperor's soul]].

* KillTheCutie: In Volume 9, [[spoiler:Emperor Lindworm kills her in order to unseal Father's soul within him]].

* NayTheist: She outright admits to hating God due to having created humans with such weak bodies.

* TokenEvilTeammate: As the other tropes under her name point out, she's the most morally grey out of the seven prodigies. Played with, since while she uses more ruthless methods than Masato, she's driven by an altruistic goal, which is likely why she stays aligned with Tsukasa [[spoiler:despite Neuro's offer to help the prodigies return home]].

* RedemptionRejection: Lyrule tries to warn him [[spoiler:that Father's soul will override his own if he kills her. Lindworm states that he already realized that the power within him will try to consume him, but he doesn't care because he believes he can steal Father's power without getting consumed. He then kills Lyrule in the name of his perfect world]].

[[folder:The Bluebloods]]
An alliance of nobles that opposes the Grandmaster faction. They're led by Archduke Lucius von Weltenbruger.

* NotSoDifferentRemark: She warns Tsukasa that he's just like her in wanting to serve TheNeedsOfTheMany regardless of any sacrifice he has to make, and that he'll end up alone and isolated from all his friends because of his ideals. Tsukasa acknowledges her warning, since he already caused his own father's execution, [[spoiler:just like how Kaguya slated Mayoi for death.]]

* ClassicalAntiHero: Unlike Tsukasa, Masato's motivation is more motivated out of self-interest than altruism. Even his more "heroic" methods such as reworking the Parallel World's economy to be less oppressive is more based on how he can benefit from it while his morality is less about right and wrong and more a preference for long term benefit over short term gains. Regardless, he is protective of his employees and despises crooked business tactics.

* StockShonenRival: He is written to be Tsukasa's equal and opposite, since he rivals the latter in terms of analytical ability, political/corporate influence, and guile. While Tsukasa is an AllLovingHero who wants to serve to greater good of Japan, Masato is more interested in avenging his father and protecting his business even at the expense of everyone else. He also admits that he'd be willing to [[spoiler:kill Tsukasa to prevent the latter's economic policies from disrupting his business, but [[EnemyMine refrains from doing so at the moment]] because he knows he needs to [[RivalsTeamUp work with his rival]] in order to defeat the Freyjagard Empire and return to Earth. If Yggdra didn't summon him and Tsukasa into Elm Village, he would almost certainly be the BigBad of Tsukasa's story]]. Personality-wise, he's much snarkier and crass compared to the polite Tsukasa and has a more cynical view of humanity.

* StockShonenRival: He is written to be Tsukasa's equal and opposite, since he rivals the latter in terms of analytical ability, political/corporate influence, and guile. While Tsukasa is an AllLovingHero who wants to serve to greater good of Japan, Masato is more interested in avenging his father and protecting his business even at the expense of everyone else. He also admits that he'd be willing to [[spoiler:kill Tsukasa to prevent the latter's economic policies from disrupting his business, but [[EnemyMine refrains from doing so at the moment]] because he knows he needs to [[RivalsTeamUp work with his rival]] in order to defeat the Freyjagard Empire and return to Earth. If Yggdra didn't summon him and Tsukasa into Elm Village, he would almost certainly be the BigBad of Tsukasa's story]]. Personality-wise, he's much snarkier and crass compared to the polite Tsukasa and has a much more cynical view of humanity.

* StockShonenRival: He is written to be Tsukasa's equal and opposite, since he rivals the latter in terms of analytical ability, political/corporate influence, and guile. While Tsukasa is an AllLovingHero who wants to serve to greater good of Japan, Masato is more interested in avenging his father and protecting his business even at the expense of everyone else. He also admits that he'd be willing to [[spoiler:kill Tsukasa to prevent the latter's economic policies from disrupting his business, but refrains from doing so because he knows he needs to [[RivalsTeamUp work with his rival]] in order to defeat the Freyjagard Empire and return to Earth. If Yggdra didn't summon him and Tsukasa into Elm Village, he would almost certainly be the BigBad of Tsukasa's story]].

* AmbiguouslyEvil: In the manga and light novel, he states that he and Tsukasa may eventually have to go their separate ways due to their differing philosophies. [[spoiler:After the Goss currency exchange, he considers siding with Shenmei Li over Elm.]]
* BenevolentBoss: Decontructed. He handles most of the burdens of his companies and leaves his employees with little on their shoulders, but this leaves them little opportunity to grow their own skills, which means they can't operate without him.

* FaceHeelTurn: [[spoiler:He sides with Neuro in order to get home, even if it means agreeing to kill the other prodigies.]]

* PragmaticHero: After defeating Neutzeland, he strikes a deal with them to make them clean up their act and treat the villages better, despite earlier declaring his intent to destroy them. This is because Dormundt's economy cannot be supported by Elm Village alone.

* TokenEvilTeammate: Played with. While his methods aren't as extreme as Keine's, he's the least altruistic of the prodigies [[spoiler:and is willing to side with Neuro to get home.]]

* UndignifiedDeath: In Volume 9, [[spoiler:he dies not from a fierce fight with the Luminaries, but because he was distracted by Tsukasa and Masato's debate on UBI, allowing Masato's troops to betray and shoot him]].