History Characters / TheArcana

* CatSmile: Has an affinity with cats, and sometimes sports a smile reminiscent of one too.

* DisabledLoveInterest: Downplayed. He wears an eyepatch [[spoiler:but it's to hide that he has the plague in that eye, since it will alarm people otherwise]]. His depth perception is never addressed.

* RatedMForManly: Zigzagged to hell and back. Given his character design (WalkingShirtlessScene with CarpetOfVirility, ChainedByFashion and BarbarianLongHair) and backstory as a {{Gladiator}} known as the [[NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast Scourge Of The South]], you'd expect him to be the manliest man who ever manned. Personality-wise, though, he's quite androgynous: a ShrinkingViolet FriendToAllLivingThings NatureHero bordering on ExtremeDoormat who just [[HeroicNeutral wants to be left alone]]. [[spoiler: His past as a gladiator was ''not'' voluntary, and it's left him so traumatized that the mere thought of hurting someone is a serious {{Trigger}}.]] [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking Also]], he's got a [[GenderBlenderName feminine name]].

* PeekABangs: Sometimes his hair falls in front of his good eye.

* ExpositoryHairstyleChange: Initially (and outside of his romance route) he combines WildHair and PeekABangs to emphasize his status as an earthy, solitary person. In his romance route, he ends up getting this when Morga braids back the hair that often falls across his eyes, emphasizing how he is getting used to being seen by and open with other people.

%%* BladeOnAStick

* GoodIsNotSoft: The Apprentice is consistently and undeniably a heroic and selfless figure, who is willing to step up to bat and employ their skills to help solve a mystery whose existence holds great ramifications for their kingdom, but they also have several opportunities (through player choice) to show that they aren't a pushover, be it through calling people out (among whom can include the LoveInterest of the route they're in) on their poor behavior or mistreatment of both themself and others, or using force to protect themself and their loved ones. [[spoiler:Even beyond player input, someone would kind of have to be this all on their own in some capacity to actively oppose the Devil himself, as well as his various pawns, in their efforts to take over the world.]]

* GoodIsNotSoft: The Apprentice is consistently and undeniably a heroic and selfless figure, who is willing to step up to bat and employ their skills to help solve a mystery whose existence holds great ramifications for their kingdom, but they also have several opportunities (through player choice) to show that they aren't a pushover, be it through calling people out (among whom include the LoveInterest of the route they're in) on their poor behavior or mistreatment of both themself and others, or using force to protect themself and their loved ones. [[spoiler:Even beyond player input, someone would kind of have to be this all on their own in some capacity to actively oppose the Devil himself, as well as his various pawns, in their efforts to take over the world.]]

* GoodIsNotSoft: The Apprentice is consistently and undeniably a heroic and selfless figure, who is willing to step up to bat and employ their skills to help solve a mystery whose existence holds great ramifications for their kingdom, but they also have several opportunities (through player choice) to show that they aren't a pushover, be it through calling people out (which includes the LoveInterest of the route they're in) on their poor behavior or mistreatment of both themself and others, or using force to protect themself and their loved ones. [[spoiler:Even beyond player input, someone would kind of have to be this all on their own in some capacity to actively oppose the Devil himself, as well as his various pawns, in their efforts to take over the world.]]

* GoodIsNotSoft: The Apprentice is consistently and undeniably a heroic and selfless figure, who is willing to step up to bat and employ their skills to help solve a mystery whose existence holds great ramifications for their kingdom, but they also have several opportunities (through player choice) to show that they aren't a pushover, be it through calling people out on their poor behavior or mistreatment of both themself and others, or using force to protect themself and their loved ones. [[spoiler:Even beyond player input, someone would kind of have to be this all on their own in some capacity to actively oppose the Devil himself, as well as his various pawns, in their efforts to take over the world.]]

* LamePunReaction: [[spoiler:One that's directed towards ''[[SelfDeprecation themself]]'' in "Lost In Prakra" (a tale that takes place after Nadia's Upright Ending), should the player choose the "... Goga." option when Navra introduces them to her new "goat technique" (involving a live goat) while she's doing yoga; Navra actually really likes it, and Nadia only offers a bemused "What?" in response.]]

* ByNoIMeanYes: Has a tendency to do this, particularly in his route, as a display of his ''Tsundere'' nature.