History Characters / HighSchoolProdigiesHaveItEasyEvenInAnotherWorld

* EtTuBrute: Despite learning the truth about Yggdra and the evil dragon from Shinobu, Masato [[spoiler:shoots her because he prioritizes his employees on earth over Lyrule and the people in her world]].

* DisproportionateRetribution: Downplayed. In Volume 9, [[spoiler:he reveals that he betrayed the Luminaries and sided with Neuro because he wants to prevent Tsukasa from implementing UBI in Japan. However, he then has his men kill Neuro and states that the issue of UBI can wait until after Freyjagard is defeated. However, he admits that he is willing to kill Tsukasa once their truce ends]].

* BoomerangBigot: He hates his human body due to viewing all mortal lifeforms as inferior, but he has no choice but to use it due to a past battle with Yggdra destroying his original body.

* TheHedonist: He claims his only goal is to live comfortably as a noble and sees the Seven Luminaries as obstacles to that goal.

* MundaneUtility: Averted; given he’s a magician and can create illusions that actual sorcerers cannot explain, Prince is forced to use his tricks to make the oppressed populace believe he is a God incarnate much to his displeasure.

* RoaringRampageOfRevenge: When Rosenlink kills several of his employees and injures Roo by hiring bandits, Masato swears revenge, [[spoiler:which he makes good on by humiliating Rosenlink at the trade conference and convincing Neuro to execute him.]]

* PragmaticVillainy: He has no choice but to negotiate with the Republic of Elm and make concessions, due to both sides having enough destructive power for MutuallyAssuredDestruction. He states that if they continued the war, the empire would face war costs of over 10 million gold. [[spoiler:He also agrees to Masato's request to execute Duke Heinrich von Rosenlink, mainly because Rosenlink was a thorn in his side to begin with.]]

* BattleAura: Aoi bleeds this when she’s ready for a fight…this is actually bad when she tried to help in hunting and caused the entire forest to run in terror.

* CombatPragmatist: She admits she can't do much other than wielding a sword, but she's far from DumbMuscle. In order to avoid being flanked by enemy reinforcements in the Yamato region, she carved up the wooden floor ahead of time so that the reinforcements would fall through it into a basement room.

* MagiciansAreWizards: His tricks are basically indistinguishable from real magic. He can do things like fly, detach his head, and make entire buildings disappear. However, his tricks are only indistinguishable to non-mages and less adept wizards, since expert mages like Neuro can tell that no magic power is used in his tricks.

* BoobsOfSteel: She’s more endowed than Aoi and is the most skilled fighter after her being trained in ninjutsu but comes up short when compared to Keine.

* BoobsOfSteel: Aoi claims Winona is close to her equal in blade skill and she rivals Lyrule in the cup-size.

* CreativeSterility: One of the reasons he considers himself the impostor among the prodigies is that despite his political achievements in both Japan and Elm, he hasn't really made any innovations in his field like his friends. Instead, he uses existing political theories as effectively as he can, but he knows like this means the systems he built up will eventually fall prey to corruption.

* AmbiguousStartOfDarkness: He was the strongest mage of his world, but its ambiguous whether he was always evil or if he only [[ThenLetMeBeEvil turned evil]] after his society exiled him out of fear for his power.

* MagiciansAreWizards: His tricks are basically indistinguishable from real magic. He can do things like fly, detach his head, and make entire buildings disappear.

* HypocriteHasAPoint: He's correct that Freyjagard is going to collapse on itself if the corrupt government isn't overthrown, but he comes off as hypocritical for having the prodigies pose as divine beings in order to convince people of democracy, making him no different from corrupt politicians who use falsehoods to guide public opinion.

!Earth

* CorruptPolitician: He not only used loopholes in the laws to rob his citizens blind, he also crashed a plane in order to silence someone who knew too much about his corruption.

* CorruptPolitician: He not only used loopholes in the laws to rob his citizens blind, he also had a plane blown up in order to silence someone who knew too much about his corruption.

* DoesNotLikeShoes: Marquis Findolph is perpetually depicted barefoot due to his small usual wardrobe.

[[folder:Count Blumhardt]]

* 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.

* FauxAffablyEvil: He acts understanding towards the Blue Brigade's betrayal of Gustav and seems to accept an alliance with them, [[spoiler:only to trick them into accepting a revived Gustav into their ranks, which is basically a death sentence. He maintains this politeness in order to tempt the Seven Luminaries into returning to their world.]]

* 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 absolute ruler with no need for aristocratic middlemen.

* OrcusOnHisThrone: He has yet to be seen in the main series, appearing to allow his subordinates take care of the Prodigies. This is because [[spoiler:he's busy on an expedition to find and capture the elves who worship Yggdra]].

** He and Masato are both skilled at reading people and predicting how events will unfold, but Tsukasa uses his talents to dominate Japan's politics while Masato uses his talents to dominate the business world. They also have opposing ideologies, with Tsukasa believing the the needs of the population outweigh the needs of the few and Masato believing that people should look out for their own interests in a meritocratic society. Their {{Freudian Excuse}}s are mirrors of each other, since Tsukasa had to condemn his father to execution in order to serve the greater good of Japan while Masato became ambitious after his father was DrivenToSuicide by business rivals.

* {{Foil}}: He and Tsukasa are both skilled at reading people and predicting how events will unfold, but Tsukasa uses his talents to dominate Japan's politics while Masato uses his talents to dominate the business world. They also have opposing ideologies, with Tsukasa believing the the needs of the population outweigh the needs of the few and Masato believing that people should look out for their own interests in a meritocratic society. Their {{Freudian Excuse}}s are mirrors of each other, since Tsukasa had to condemn his father to execution in order to serve the greater good of Japan while Masato became ambitious after his father was DrivenToSuicide by business rivals.

* PowerOfTrust: He points out that trust is more important than money when it comes to doing business. Despite having fewer resources than the Neutzeland company, he takes down their monopoly because he takes their disgruntled clients' needs into consideration, making the clients prefer making deals with him than with the untrustworthy company.

[[folder:Duke Oslo El Gustav]]
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-> '''Voiced by''': Creator/JojiNakata
A powerful mage and devoted follower to the the Emperor.