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* TeensAreMonsters: While some of the recurring enemies in this story are of high school age, this trope particularly fits Aoi due to the magnitude of the things he's done and the sheer pettiness and vindictiveness of his actions.
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* BrokenAce: Kira is the CEO of a major and very wealthy defense-contractor company, he's influential enough that even the likes of Hyuga Hiashi and Uchiha Fugaku are scrambling to secure contracts with him, he's suave and savvy enough to turn bad situations to his own advantage, he's physically tough enough to stand up for himself in a physical fight...and yet the death of his brother broke him ''hard''.
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* PetTheDog: [[spoiler:He rescued Tenten from a life of homelessness, with no strings attached, following the deaths of her parents]].
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* NervesOfSteel: Faces down a head-on assault on his headquarters, and its instigator who's determined to put a bullet in his head, without so much as flinching. All he does during said assault is calmly take a drink and wait for the attacker to come up to his private quarters.
* PetTheDog: [[spoiler:He rescued Tenten from a life of homelessness, with no strings attached, following the deaths of herparents]].parents. Much later, [[ShipperOnDeck he openly and sincerely approves of the idea of her dating Neji]]]].
* PetTheDog: [[spoiler:He rescued Tenten from a life of homelessness, with no strings attached, following the deaths of her
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* TheRunaway: Ran away from home after her mother refused to believer her about her innocence of the theft charges the Hall Monitors' Guild made up to get back at her for refusing to date one of their own. She subsequently fell in with the Tiger Dragons.
* TroubledTeen: She's presented as one, checking off several boxes that qualify her. As a member of the Tiger Dragon gang, she's gotten into trouble with the cops in Sound City prior to her first in-person appearance; plus she's disrespectful to authority figures on a whole, and in particular holds a grudge against both her mother and the administration of Konoha High School because of the incident with the Hall Monitors' Guild that resulted in her dropping out of school.
* TroubledTeen: She's presented as one, checking off several boxes that qualify her. As a member of the Tiger Dragon gang, she's gotten into trouble with the cops in Sound City prior to her first in-person appearance; plus she's disrespectful to authority figures on a whole, and in particular holds a grudge against both her mother and the administration of Konoha High School because of the incident with the Hall Monitors' Guild that resulted in her dropping out of school.
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* EntitledBastard: Openly declares that he should get whatever he wants just because he's the chief of the Hall Monitors' Guild. Everyone else outside of his personal circle disagrees.
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* MuggingTheMonster: He has a habit of doing this, first with Naruto, then with Shikamaru, and later with Itachi, all of whom subject him to savage curb-stompings in response. With Naruto, it later becomes a case of BullyingADragon.
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* BecomingTheMask: Tsume's theory for Tsuchinoe's FaceHeelTurn.
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%%* FairCop: Used to be this.
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-->'''Tsume:''' There are only so many times you can send a cop into the underworld before they get tainted by the shadiness they're supposed to be stopping.
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* ArcVillain: Of the Gold Sand Storm arc.
* AssholeVictim: [[spoiler:Meets his end at the Spiral Reaper's hands]].
* BadBoss: He was prepared to kill Haku for knowing too much about his plans to expand into Gold Sand drug peddling. Prior to that, he coerced Haku into sticking with the Purple Storm Gang under threat of revoking his protection of Haku from other bullies if Haku didn't comply.
* AssholeVictim: [[spoiler:Meets his end at the Spiral Reaper's hands]].
* BadBoss: He was prepared to kill Haku for knowing too much about his plans to expand into Gold Sand drug peddling. Prior to that, he coerced Haku into sticking with the Purple Storm Gang under threat of revoking his protection of Haku from other bullies if Haku didn't comply.
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* CombatPragmatist: Not above using his gang's superior numbers to overwhelm opponents.
* JerkWithAHeartOfJerk: Acts as though he's doing Haku a favor by conscripting him into the Purple Storm Gang to protect the feminine-looking boy from other bullies, only to treat him like utter crap all throughout.
* LeaveNoWitnesses: Perfectly fine with killing Neji (who he already disliked to begin with, due to Neji's position as Konoha High's StudentCouncilPresident) and Haku for trying to stop his Gold Sand peddling.
* ManipulativeBastard: How he kept Haku in his gang for so long.
* JerkWithAHeartOfJerk: Acts as though he's doing Haku a favor by conscripting him into the Purple Storm Gang to protect the feminine-looking boy from other bullies, only to treat him like utter crap all throughout.
* LeaveNoWitnesses: Perfectly fine with killing Neji (who he already disliked to begin with, due to Neji's position as Konoha High's StudentCouncilPresident) and Haku for trying to stop his Gold Sand peddling.
* ManipulativeBastard: How he kept Haku in his gang for so long.
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* OverprotectiveDad: According to Hokuto.
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* DirtyOldMan: Wouldn't be Jiraiya without him being this, if Naruto's assessment of his "[[ADateWithRosiePalms palm-dates]]" is any indication.
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* DirtyOldMan: Wouldn't be Jiraiya without him being this, if Naruto's assessment of his "[[ADateWithRosiePalms palm-dates]]" "palm-dates" is any indication.
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* AsskickingEqualsAuthority: How he gets the leadership position. It helps that he's far more ruthless than either Chi or Yukata.
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* AsskickingEqualsAuthority: AsskickingLeadsToLeadership: How he gets the leadership position. It helps that he's far more ruthless than either Chi or Yukata.
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* ChainPain: His WeaponOfChoice for melee combat is a heavy chain, useful for choking opponents or as an impromptu whip.
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* ChainPain: His WeaponOfChoice weapon for melee combat is a heavy chain, useful for choking opponents or as an impromptu whip.
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* DisproportionateRetribution: Just about everything he does reeks of this. In his first scene alone, he forces Udon to kiss his feet and then knocks him aside solely because Udon accidentally bumped into him. When a random woman scorns his lousy pick-up lines (and points out that she has a boyfriend), he grabs her and is ready to abuse her on the spot. And those are just his two ''earliest'' examples.
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* NeverMyFault: He hates Naruto, Shikamaru, and especially Ino for standing up to him (and actually beating him in the case of the former two), while conveniently ignoring the fact that their defiance of him has always been well-founded since it was in response to him committing acts of spiteful cruelty to others.
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* DirtyCoward: He gets called out for only wanting to pick on and beat up people he knows are weaker than himself or are incapable of fighting back.
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* AttackAttackAttack: Zaku's preferred fighting strategy. Unfortunately for him, when he tries it on Shikamaru (who opts to dodge everything before countering), all the strategy winds up doing is tiring him out.
* BandagedFace: Dosu, just like his canon counterpart. No explanation is given for it.
* {{Jerkass}}: Just like in canon.
* DarkActionGirl: Kin isn't afraid to get her hands dirty, not unlike her canon counterpart.
* BandagedFace: Dosu, just like his canon counterpart. No explanation is given for it.
* {{Jerkass}}: Just like in canon.
* DarkActionGirl: Kin isn't afraid to get her hands dirty, not unlike her canon counterpart.
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* AdaptationPersonalityChange: In canon, Kimimaro was [[AffablyEvil polite]] but fairly stoic, though not above trash-talking people he thought were beneath him. Here, he's more openly aggressive, but at the same time more prone to comical reactions (such as when he's reminded of being forced to watch the ''Twilight'' movies).
* AdaptationalBadass: Not that he wasn't already a badass in canon, but he was suffering from a terminal illness that eventually claimed his life mid-battle against Lee and Gaara. Here, he's perfectly fine health-wise. However...
* AdaptationalWimp: ...in spite of the immediately-above trope, he's much more easily taken down by Naruto, who he was quite capable of crushing in canon (granted, it took Naruto taking advantage of a convenient distraction for him to beat Kimimaro here). Also, as is the case with the rest of the story's cast, he doesn't have [[BadWithTheBone his trademark bloodline ability]] or any other ninja magic, which means he's now a normal human being.
* AdaptationalBadass: Not that he wasn't already a badass in canon, but he was suffering from a terminal illness that eventually claimed his life mid-battle against Lee and Gaara. Here, he's perfectly fine health-wise. However...
* AdaptationalWimp: ...in spite of the immediately-above trope, he's much more easily taken down by Naruto, who he was quite capable of crushing in canon (granted, it took Naruto taking advantage of a convenient distraction for him to beat Kimimaro here). Also, as is the case with the rest of the story's cast, he doesn't have [[BadWithTheBone his trademark bloodline ability]] or any other ninja magic, which means he's now a normal human being.
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* SecretIdentityApathy: In Chapter 116, when Mangetsu returns to Konoha Town with Idate and Kotetsu and they get a drink at one of the town's seedy underground bars, they overhear Dosu and Zaku making arrangements with Kimimaro to murder Kushina, who's explicitly described as being "the Kyuushingai's mother." While Idate and Kotetsu express a desire to go see what this particular Kyuushingai looks like, Mangetsu flatly declares that he's not interested--he's more focused on getting into the illegal dog-fighting ring that the other three were also talking about moments earlier. In fact, even when Mangetsu meets Naruto in person later on, he remains largely indifferent to the idea that this kid could be one of the Nine Terrors.
