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* BornUnlucky: Even ignoring the MagikarpPower nature, all of them definitely drew the short end of the stick in the class selection, ending up with classes that either didn't suit their personal abilities and traits or were just plain useless. The only one to actually make this work is Kazuya, since not only are his classes more geared towards downtime between fights, which also let gets him EXP from things like cooking, but he's creative enough to actually make the abilities and skills he gets from them useful in combat, such as the [[IronChef Chef's]] ability to see a monster's vital areas.
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* BornUnlucky: Even ignoring the MagikarpPower nature, all of them definitely drew the short end of the stick in the class selection, ending up with classes that either didn't suit their personal abilities and traits or were just plain useless. The only one to actually make this work is Kazuya, since not only are his classes more geared towards downtime between fights, which also let gets him EXP from things like cooking, but he's creative enough to actually make the abilities and skills he gets from them useful in combat, such as the [[IronChef [[ChefOfIron Chef's]] ability to see a monster's vital areas.
* ChefOfIron: His second class and it allows him to see the vital areas of certain monsters.
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* IronChef: His second class and it allows him to see the vital areas of certain monsters.
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* BladeOnAStick: He's gets the Warrior (spear) job.
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* DeconstructedCharacterArchetype: Of the WeakButSkilled isekai protagonist standard. Yotsuya becomes proficient at what he does despite supposedly being little more than a farmer, and is indeed the backbone of his team's work by helping them achieve victory from seemingly impossible odds. However, the events he has to go through are so traumatizing that he becomes moody and self-depreciative, and the gradual escalation of the plot from each quest to the next results in a ''lot'' of outcomes he personally blames himself for, constantly and weakly considering whether he made the right choices. Considering his party's actions result in changing the fates of entire nations, which can get countless people ''wiped off the map'', he ends up a TykeBomb that never feels satisfied with the outcomes.
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[[caption-width-right:350:I can't understand a word you're saying, but I know you're insulting my king!]] The leader of a squad transporting a group of death-row condemned "criminal heretics" from the faith of Asteros. He and his group take an immediate dislike to Yotsuya's party despite being rescued in episode 5.
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The leader of a squad transporting a group of death-row condemned "criminal heretics" from the faith of Asteros. He and his group take an immediate dislike to Yotsuya's party despite being rescued in episode 5.
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* AnAxToGrind: As an executioner of heretics, he wields a large axe and is hinted to know how to use it.
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* AnAxeToGrind: Glenda gets the Warrior (axe) job.
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* UnluckilyLucky: During the Jiffon Island saga, he unlocks the [Blacksmith] job, perfect for his needs, as it allows him to craft weapons useable by the other heroes, regardless of job. This allows him to build ballista, which evens the odds immensely in the fight with the orc tribe.
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* IllGirl: She's always been very sickly. Ironically, her body's perfectly healthy in this alternate world.
