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* ElectiveMute: Hupyrian servants are sworn to a vow of silence, speaking to no one except their masters. Maihar'du is no exception, although his Prophet counterpart in the Wormhole demonstrates that he ''can'' speak (and has a distinctively deep voice, to boot!).
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* ElectiveMute: Hupyrian servants are sworn to a vow of silence, speaking to no one except their masters. Maihar'du is no exception, although his Prophet counterpart in the Wormhole demonstrates that he ''can'' speak (and has a distinctively deep voice, to boot!).exception.
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* LackOfEmpathy: Not only does he brush off the deadly consequences of his business, he also laughs over Hagath's "bad temper" when Hagath has one of their associates ''murdered'' for vacation-time fraud.
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* VagueAge: He looks somewhat older than Quark but not elderly. However, when he says he wants to retire from the weapons business, his justification is that he's been doing it for ''fifty years.''
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* TheCorrupter: When he finally makes his onscreen debut, it's to offer Quark a job as an arms dealer, which costs Quark all of his real friends as well as Quark's own self-respect. When Quark starts having doubts, Gaila gives him a rather dark little speech about how no one will really miss the loss of one star in the sky.
