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* MinoredInAssKicking: The D Agency training focuses on intellectual aspects, but completing the endurance and combat courses with flying colours is a must.
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* EasyAmnesia: His He has amnesia for most of the episode, turning a simple mission hit into a few snags when a Nazi soldier hit him with a butt of his rifle, giving him amnesia. He's slightly tricky one. But he's fine again by the end of the episode, end, all memories back intact.
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* HardHead: A German Nazi soldier hits him on the head which gives with the butt of a rifle, knocking him out for an hour or so and giving him temporary amnesia. Then, Then he gets hit on the head ''again'' by a French resistance member ''which restored member, which ''restored his memory''. memory.'' The dude's guy's skull is as sturdy as a rock.
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* TapOnTheHead: Receives one from a Nazi soldier during a commotion, causing him to lose consciousness for a time and also acquire LaserGuidedAmnesia.
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* HonorBeforeReason: The D Agency operatives think this way of Sakuma's nationalistic rhetoric and readiness to commit suicide if it furthers the cause. He lives up to the trope for the most part, but manages to subvert it in episode two to the point where Miyoshi approves of him and even Col. Yuuki offers him a position in D Agency. [[spoiler:He refuses, obviously]].
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* HonorBeforeReason: The D Agency operatives think this way of Sakuma's nationalistic rhetoric and readiness to commit suicide if it furthers the cause. He lives up to the trope for the most part, but manages to subvert it in episode two to the point where Miyoshi approves of him and even Col. Yuuki offers him a position in D Agency. [[spoiler:He refuses, obviously]].
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* MyFriendsAndZoidberg: He is definitely the odd one out of the entire D Agency. He was recruited from the [[UsefulNotes/KatanasOfTheRisingSun Imperial Japanese Army Army]] in stark contrast to the rest of the spies, and we learn his real name and family background.
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* TheStrategist: His is one of the cleverer episodes in the series, basically a 1 1/2-hour strategic battle on a train against unknown (at least initially) opponents.
* TheStrategist: His is one of the cleverer episodes in the series, basically a 1 1/2-hour strategic battle on a train against unknown (at least initially) opponents.
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* StartMyOwn: He hates the D Agency and Yuuki so much he opted to start his own rival agency.
* [[spoiler:DrivenToSuicide]]: Not outright shown/stated, but the end of episode nine makes it fairly obvious that this is what happened.
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* StartMyOwn: He hates the D Agency and Yuuki so much he opted to start his own rival agency.
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* AdvertisedExtra: He is the only side character who narrated about the D Agency and made appearances in the opening and the episode previews of the two—part “Double Joker”.
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* RedHerring: His presence in the opening assumed that he was part of the D Agency, considering that he was friendly to Jitsui. [[spoiler:It turns out he’s from another rival spy agency and the only connection he had with Jitsui is ''attempting to toss him off the cliff'' until the latter retaliated and put him in a choke-hold]].
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* TheStrategist: He's plenty smart and his plans are excellent; unfortunately for him [[MagnificentBastard Yuuki]]'s plans are ''magnificent.''
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* TheStrategist: He's plenty smart and his plans are excellent; unfortunately for him [[MagnificentBastard Yuuki]]'s Yuuki's]] plans are ''magnificent.''
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* TheStrategist: Each D Agency member is The Strategist within his own episode, though some more overtly than others. Tazaki and Fukumoto's episodes in particular were focused on strategically outmanoeuvring their opponents.
* TheChessmaster: Manipulates both the D Agency members and their opponents, often effortlessly.
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* DyingAlone: He bleeds to death alone in the wreckage of a train, and is buried in a foreign land with total strangers at his funeral who are only there to witness a funeral service for unidentified victims of the train crash. As Col. Wolff noted that death is the end of everything for a spy.
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* DyingAlone: He bleeds to death alone in the wreckage of a train, and is buried in a foreign land with total strangers at his funeral who are only there to witness a funeral service for unidentified victims of the train crash. As Col. Wolff noted that noted, death is the end of everything for a spy.
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* RedHerring: He ended up being the victim of one [[spoiler: in that Yuriko Nogami had nothing to do with Schneider's death.]]
* TheSpartanWay: Subverted, he strongly disagreed with the IJA's methods of training and got into an argument with his CO which led to physical blows.
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* RedHerring: His presence in the opening assumed that he was part of the D Agency Agency, considering that he was friendly to Jitsui and Odagiri.Jitsui. [[spoiler:It turns out he’s from another rival spy agency and the only connection he had with Jitsui is ''attempting to toss him off the cliff'' until the latter retaliated and put him in a choke-hold]].
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* BadassBookworm: Naturally, as they're elite spies: the focus is on intellectual prowess but they have excellent combat capabilities as well, though only some get the chance to prove it on-screen.
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* EasyAmnesia: His mission hit a few snags when a Nazi soldier hit him with a butt of his rifle, giving him amnesia. He's fine again by the end of the episode, all memories back intact.
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* TapOnTheHead: He got bashed in the head by a Nazi soldier which gave him temporary amnesia and then, got hit the second time which restored his memory. In real life, that second hit could caused further damage to his brain.
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* FakeDefector: He agrees to SIS spymaster Howard Marks's offer to serve as a double agent for the UK and send a message to Tokyo that confirms he's okay and still on-mission. In actuality, he's using the telegraph machine to send a coded distress signal.
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* FakeDefector: [[spoiler:FakeDefector: He agrees to SIS spymaster Howard Marks's offer to serve as a double agent for the UK and send a message to Tokyo that confirms he's okay and still on-mission. In actuality, the way he relays the message makes it obvious to the receiver that he's using the telegraph machine to send a coded distress signal.
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*BadassInANiceSuit: The D Agency members are almost always shown to be nicely attired in well-tailored suits.
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* AudienceSurrogate: A downplayed example with Lieutenant Sakuma. He is new to the D Agency, being an Imperial Japanese Army liaison with no spy experience and meant to serve in a supervisory role. [[CombatPragmatist The]] [[PunchClockVillain worldview]] of the D Agency operatives is completely alien to him and he learns about the D Agency's inner workings at the same pace the audience does. On the other hand, Sakuma's own beliefs about Japanese militarism are just as alien to many modern audiences.
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* AudienceSurrogate: A downplayed example with Lieutenant Sakuma.example. He is new to the D Agency, being an Imperial Japanese Army liaison with no spy experience and meant to serve in a supervisory role. [[CombatPragmatist The]] [[PunchClockVillain worldview]] of the D Agency operatives is completely alien to him and he learns about the D Agency's inner workings at the same pace the audience does. On the other hand, Sakuma's own beliefs about Japanese militarism are just as alien to many modern audiences.
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* HonorBeforeReason: The D Agency operatives think this way of Sakuma's nationalistic rhetoric and readiness to commit suicide if it furthers the cause.
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* HonorBeforeReason: The D Agency operatives think this way of Sakuma's nationalistic rhetoric and readiness to commit suicide if it furthers the cause. He lives up to the trope for the most part, but manages to subvert it in episode two to the point where Miyoshi approves of him and even Col. Yuuki offers him a position in D Agency. [[spoiler:He refuses, obviously]].
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* PetTheDog: Col. Yuuki is not really a total asshole and he does show some concern to some people including his subordinates:
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* GenreSavvy: [[spoiler:He's aware that by hiding his evidence behind the portrait of Emperor Hirohito, not one loyal Japanese would dare to touch it. That is, until Miyoshi found out about it thanks to Sakuma.]]
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* GenreSavvy: [[spoiler:He's aware that by hiding his evidence behind the portrait of Emperor Hirohito, not one loyal Japanese would dare to touch it. That is, until Miyoshi found out about Unfortunately for him, Sakuma manages to think outside the box and figure it thanks to Sakuma.out.]]
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* DirtyCoward: Sakuma does not hesitate to make it clear that this is how he views the D Agency and basically, the entire spying profession.
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* Waif-Fu: Has the shortest build of the D-Agency at 162cm, yet his profile notes he has mastered several martial arts. As demonstrated on Nazi soldiers in episode 3.
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* OccidentalOtaku: According to his D Agency profile, he's a Japanophile.
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* EveryoneHasStandards: The D Agency works for the Imperial Japanese Army who were responsible for various war atrocities in UsefulNotes/TheSecondSinoJapaneseWar and UsefulNotes/WorldWarII. But their members never killed anyone as it’s in their manifesto, committed something that would cross the line or participated in any of these war crimes. The closest thing that they got is nearly ruining the life of Aaron Price, a British spy who is investigating their boss Yuuki. But at least, Yuuki is kind enough to put Aaron and his wife back together afterwards so that they can rebuild.
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* EveryoneHasStandards: The D Agency works for the Imperial Japanese Army who were responsible for various war atrocities in UsefulNotes/TheSecondSinoJapaneseWar UsefulNotes/SecondSinoJapaneseWar and UsefulNotes/WorldWarII. But their members never killed anyone as it’s in their manifesto, committed something that would cross the line or participated in any of these war crimes. The closest thing that they got is nearly ruining the life of Aaron Price, a British spy who is investigating their boss Yuuki. But at least, Yuuki is kind enough to put Aaron and his wife back together afterwards so that they can rebuild.
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* ActuallyIAmHim: [[spoiler:Shizuoka Hajime and Kusanagi are actually Fukumoto’s fake identities. But Fukumoto use Shizuoka Hajime for a long time while Kusanagi is just a person that he made up which he used to lead Corporal Honma to the casino where he can discover his boss’ illegal activities]].
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* ActuallyIAmHim: [[spoiler:Shizuoka Hajime and Kusanagi are actually Fukumoto’s fake identities. But Fukumoto use had used Shizuoka Hajime for a long time while Kusanagi is just a person that he made up which he used to lead Corporal Honma to the casino where he can discover his boss’ illegal activities]].activities]].
* TheBigGuy: The tallest of the eight spies at 178cm. Though he's the least likely to use force, see TheChessmaster for details.
* TheBigGuy: The tallest of the eight spies at 178cm. Though he's the least likely to use force, see TheChessmaster for details.
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* MenCantKeepHouse: Subverted, he does the cooking in the D-Agency.
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* [[spoiler:VillainProtagonist: For the "Double Joker" arc.]]
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* [[spoiler:VillainProtagonist: For VillainProtagonist: [[spoiler:For the "Double Joker" arc.]]
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* Waif-Fu: Has the shortest build of the D-Agency at 168cm, yet his profile notes he has mastered several martial arts. As demonstrated on Nazi soldiers in episode 3.
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* Waif-Fu: Has the shortest build of the D-Agency at 168cm, 162cm, yet his profile notes he has mastered several martial arts. As demonstrated on Nazi soldiers in episode 3.
**[[spoiler:This was presumably done because in the novel we cannot see what Jirou looks like so the reader is lead to believe he's one of the D-Agency spies under a false name, until the Reveal.]]
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*[[spoiler:VillainProtagonist: For the "Double Joker" arc.]]
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*Waif-Fu: Has the shortest build of the D-Agency at 168cm, yet his profile notes he has mastered several martial arts. As demonstrated on Nazi soldiers in episode 3.
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Blondes Are Evil was deemed not tropeworthy because it is no more than an accident.
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* PhenotypeStereotype: Bauer hits a lot of the points the ideal Aryan would have, with good looks, [[IcyBlueEyes piercing blue eyes]], and [[BlondesAreEvil blond hair]].
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* PhenotypeStereotype: Bauer hits a lot of the points the ideal Aryan would have, with good looks, [[IcyBlueEyes piercing blue eyes]], and [[BlondesAreEvil blond hair]].hair.
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A pair of German officers, Colonel Hermann Wolff & Lieutenant Johann Bauer, who are investigating the death of a Japanese man in a train accident in the Berlin countryside.
* UsefulNotes/{{Abwehr}}: Possibly. The episode does confirm they are not part of the Gestapo, but the exact intelligence division they serve is not made clear. Best guess is either this agency or the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sicherheitsdienst Sicherheitsdienst]].
* UsefulNotes/{{Abwehr}}: Possibly. The episode does confirm they are not part of the Gestapo, but the exact intelligence division they serve is not made clear. Best guess is either this agency or the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sicherheitsdienst Sicherheitsdienst]].
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A pair of German officers, officers under the Abwehr, Colonel Hermann Wolff & Lieutenant Johann Bauer, who are investigating the death of a Japanese man in a train accident in the Berlin countryside.
* UsefulNotes/{{Abwehr}}: Possibly. The episode does confirm they are not part of theGestapo, but the exact intelligence division they serve is not made clear. Best guess is either this agency or the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sicherheitsdienst Sicherheitsdienst]].Gestapo.
* UsefulNotes/{{Abwehr}}: Possibly. The episode does confirm they are not part of the
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* TheSpymaster: Wolff is the head of the local spy agency, and is the closest foreign counterpart to Yuuki in the series.
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* TheSpymaster: Wolff is the head an officer of the local spy agency, Abwehr, and is the closest foreign counterpart to Yuuki in the series.
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A pair of German officers, Colonel Wolff & Lieutenant Johan Bauer, who are investigating the death of a Japanese man in a train accident in the Berlin countryside.
A pair of German officers, Colonel Wolff & Lieutenant Johan Bauer, who are investigating the death of a Japanese man in a train accident in the Berlin countryside.
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A pair of German officers, Colonel Hermann Wolff & LieutenantJohan Johann Bauer, who are investigating the death of a Japanese man in a train accident in the Berlin countryside.
A pair of German officers, Colonel Hermann Wolff & Lieutenant
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** In "XX - Double Cross," after [[spoiler: Odagiri submits his resignation letter and returns to the IJA]], he calmly accepts it and reminds him, "Don't die."
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** In "XX - Double Cross," after [[spoiler: Odagiri submits his resignation letter and returns to the IJA]], he calmly accepts it and reminds him, "Don't die."" It's also implied that [[spoiler: he had a hand in influencing Odagiri's assignment to Manchuria so that he would have a chance to meet up with Yuriko Nogami again, as she had also moved to Manchuria after quitting her acting career.]]
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* KnowWhenToFoldEm: [[spoiler: His failure to suspect Miyoko Yasuhara because of his bewilderment at Yuriko's Nogami's resemblance to his childhood friend causes him to realize he can't become the kind of cold, unfeeling spy the rest of the group is, and he submits a letter of resignation to Yuuki.]]
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* KnowWhenToFoldEm: [[spoiler: His failure to suspect Miyoko Yasuhara because of his bewilderment at Yuriko's Yuriko Nogami's resemblance to his childhood friend causes him to realize he can't become the kind of cold, unfeeling spy the rest of the group is, and he submits a letter of resignation to Yuuki.]]]]
* MaybeEverAfter: He is assigned to Manchuria at the end of "Double Cross." Just before this, we found out that Yuriko Nogami had also quit theater and had moved to Manchuria to start a new life there.
* MaybeEverAfter: He is assigned to Manchuria at the end of "Double Cross." Just before this, we found out that Yuriko Nogami had also quit theater and had moved to Manchuria to start a new life there.
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* NoSwastikas: Despite being Nazi officers, they don't have any swastikas on them. The closest is an Iron Cross that Bauer wears.
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* NoSwastikas: Despite being Nazi officers, they don't have any swastikas on them. The closest is an Iron Cross that Bauer wears.they wear on their collars.
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* RedHerring: His presence in the opening assumed that he’s part of the D Agency considering that he’s friendly to Jitsui and Odagiri. [[spoiler:It turns out he’s from another rival spy agency and the only connection he had with Jitsui is ''attempting to toss him off the cliff'' until the latter retaliated and put him on a choke-hold]].
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* RedHerring: His presence in the opening assumed that he’s he was part of the D Agency considering that he’s he was friendly to Jitsui and Odagiri. [[spoiler:It turns out he’s from another rival spy agency and the only connection he had with Jitsui is ''attempting to toss him off the cliff'' until the latter retaliated and put him on in a choke-hold]].
* SmartPeoplePlayChess: The first thing we see him doing is playing chess against Ernest Graham.
* SmartPeoplePlayChess: The first thing we see him doing is playing chess against Ernest Graham.
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** In "XX - Double Cross," after [[spoiler: Odagiri submits his resignation letter and returns to the IJA]], he calmly accepts it and reminds him, "Don't die."
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* {{Omniglot}}: In "Joker Game", he's seen to be speaking English aside from Japanese. We also learn he's fluent enough in German to have lived for many years in Berlin as a successful art dealer while maintaining a small network of spies in Germany without arousing suspicion.
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* {{Omniglot}}: In "Joker Game", he's seen to be speaking English aside from Japanese. We also learn he's fluent enough in German to have lived for many years over a year in Berlin as a successful art dealer while maintaining a small network of spies in Germany without arousing suspicion.
The only D Agency operative to have a military background. His real name is Hiroyuki Tobisaki.
* BoxedCrook: Yuuki recruited him from the brig when he was locked up for striking a superior officer during a training exercise.
* IdenticalStranger: His reaction when laying eyes on Yuriko Nogami, due to her very strong resemblance to Chizuru. [[spoiler: This is the catalyst that causes him to focus too strongly on Nogami and not enough on Yasuhara, which is why he doesn't suspect Yasuhara of murdering Schneider and leads to him failing his mission.]]
* UsefulNotes/KatanasOfTheRisingSun: He returns to IJA service [[spoiler: after failing his first mission with D Agency]] and is assigned to Manchuria.
* KnowWhenToFoldEm: [[spoiler: His failure to suspect Miyoko Yasuhara because of his bewilderment at Yuriko's Nogami's resemblance to his childhood friend causes him to realize he can't become the kind of cold, unfeeling spy the rest of the group is, and he submits a letter of resignation to Yuuki.]]
* MyFriendsAndZoidberg: He is definitely the odd one out of the entire D Agency. He was recruited from the Imperial Japanese Army in stark contrast to the rest of the spies, and we learn his real name and family background.
* RaisedByGrandparents: Subverted, his grandparents were too elderly to properly care for him as a child, so he spent much of his time with an older girl named Chizuru who essentially raised him like a younger brother.
* RedHerring: He ended up being the victim of one [[spoiler: in that Yuriko Nogami had nothing to do with Schneider's death.]]
* TheSpartanWay: Subverted, he strongly disagreed with the IJA's methods of training and got into an argument with his CO which led to physical blows.
* BoxedCrook: Yuuki recruited him from the brig when he was locked up for striking a superior officer during a training exercise.
* IdenticalStranger: His reaction when laying eyes on Yuriko Nogami, due to her very strong resemblance to Chizuru. [[spoiler: This is the catalyst that causes him to focus too strongly on Nogami and not enough on Yasuhara, which is why he doesn't suspect Yasuhara of murdering Schneider and leads to him failing his mission.]]
* UsefulNotes/KatanasOfTheRisingSun: He returns to IJA service [[spoiler: after failing his first mission with D Agency]] and is assigned to Manchuria.
* KnowWhenToFoldEm: [[spoiler: His failure to suspect Miyoko Yasuhara because of his bewilderment at Yuriko's Nogami's resemblance to his childhood friend causes him to realize he can't become the kind of cold, unfeeling spy the rest of the group is, and he submits a letter of resignation to Yuuki.]]
* MyFriendsAndZoidberg: He is definitely the odd one out of the entire D Agency. He was recruited from the Imperial Japanese Army in stark contrast to the rest of the spies, and we learn his real name and family background.
* RaisedByGrandparents: Subverted, his grandparents were too elderly to properly care for him as a child, so he spent much of his time with an older girl named Chizuru who essentially raised him like a younger brother.
* RedHerring: He ended up being the victim of one [[spoiler: in that Yuriko Nogami had nothing to do with Schneider's death.]]
* TheSpartanWay: Subverted, he strongly disagreed with the IJA's methods of training and got into an argument with his CO which led to physical blows.
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* AwesomenessByAnalysis: Was able to figure out things while under amnesia, such as foreseeing the number of German forces based on observation [[spoiler:and was able to weed out Maria as a German collaborator]].
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* AwesomenessByAnalysis: Was able to figure out things while under amnesia, such as foreseeing the number of German forces based on observation [[spoiler:and was able to weed out Maria Marie as a German collaborator]].
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* CrazyPrepared: [[spoiler: Placed a blank round into the pistol he repaired to determine if Maria was a German mole. Turns out he was right.]]
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* CrazyPrepared: [[spoiler: Placed a blank round into the pistol he repaired to determine if Maria Marie was a German mole. Turns out he was right.]]
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!!!'''Voiced by:''' Creator/NobuyukiHiyama (Alain Lernier), Ryouta Takeuchi (Jean Victoire), Creator/ShizukaIto (Maria Torres)
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* GreenEyedMonster: Jean shows subtle signs of being offput by how much stock Maria puts in Alain's opinions.
* IHaveYourWife: [[spoiler: The Germans have Maria's family and have coerced her into working for them.]]
* IHaveYourWife: [[spoiler: The Germans have Maria's family and have coerced her into working for them.]]
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* GreenEyedMonster: Jean shows subtle signs of being offput by how much stock Maria Marie puts in Alain's opinions.
* IHaveYourWife: [[spoiler: The Germans haveMaria's Marie's family and have coerced her into working for them.]]
* IHaveYourWife: [[spoiler: The Germans have
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* LittleUselessGun: They only have one firearm in their possession, a [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Le_Fran%C3%A7ais_%28pistol%29 Le Français pistol]] which is just as useless and impractical as the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FP-45_Liberator FP-45 Liberator]]. [[spoiler: It also doesn't help that Maria sabotaged it.]]
* TheMole: [[spoiler: Maria is a German turncoat working to eliminate the cell.]]
* TheMole: [[spoiler: Maria is a German turncoat working to eliminate the cell.]]
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* LittleUselessGun: They only have one firearm in their possession, a [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Le_Fran%C3%A7ais_%28pistol%29 Le Français pistol]] which is just as useless and impractical as the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FP-45_Liberator FP-45 Liberator]]. [[spoiler: It also doesn't help that Maria Marie sabotaged it.]]
* TheMole: [[spoiler:Maria Marie is a German turncoat working to eliminate the cell.]]
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* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: [[spoiler: After Maria is outed as a German spy, Jean knocks out Hatano and runs off with her, apparently still too much in love with her to turn on her.]]
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* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: [[spoiler: After Maria Marie is outed as a German spy, Jean knocks out Hatano and runs off with her, apparently still too much in love with her to turn on her.]]
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[[folder: Karl Schneider]]
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A German agent operating in Japan.
* DoubleAgent: He's doing covert work for both Germany and the Soviet Union. [[spoiler: Actually a triple agent, as he's also feeding information on German & Soviet troop movements to the British through Miyoko Yasuhara.]]
* MakeItLookLikeAnAccident: [[spoiler: Yasuhara made his death look like a suicide by placing a fake suicide note by his corpse.]]
* PlotTriggeringDeath: He dies at the start of "XX - Double Cross."
* TamperingWithFoodAndDrink: His wine was laced with cyanide.
[[folder: Karl Schneider]]
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A German agent operating in Japan.
* DoubleAgent: He's doing covert work for both Germany and the Soviet Union. [[spoiler: Actually a triple agent, as he's also feeding information on German & Soviet troop movements to the British through Miyoko Yasuhara.]]
* MakeItLookLikeAnAccident: [[spoiler: Yasuhara made his death look like a suicide by placing a fake suicide note by his corpse.]]
* PlotTriggeringDeath: He dies at the start of "XX - Double Cross."
* TamperingWithFoodAndDrink: His wine was laced with cyanide.
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* DyingAlone: He bleeds to death alone in the wreckage of a train, and is buried in a foreign land with total strangers at his funeral who are only there to witness a funeral service for unidentified victims of the train crash.
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* DyingAlone: He bleeds to death alone in the wreckage of a train, and is buried in a foreign land with total strangers at his funeral who are only there to witness a funeral service for unidentified victims of the train crash. As Col. Wolff noted that death is the end of everything for a spy.
