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* GutturalGrowler
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** Also to Juggernaut. Both are each team's respective NiceGuy carries of the game, but while Terrorblade is generally self-absorbed with his own farm and constantly goes without his team, Juggernaut is a team player who often listens to Rubick for advice.
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** Also to Juggernaut. Both While both are each team's respective NiceGuy carries of the game, but while their respective teams, Terrorblade is generally self-absorbed with his own farm and constantly goes without his team, while Juggernaut is a team player who often listens to Rubick for advice.
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* DemotedToExtra: In Season 3, where he's relegated to being a cameo as Radiant team's courier.
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* {{Foil}}: To Timbersaw. Both are greedy players who repeatedly obsess over farm, often taking it from their own team, and have quite the ego. But where Terrorblade is both a ItemCaddy that genuinely ''can'' scale extremely well with farm, and despite is egotism, doesn't insult his team as much as he simply preens to himself, Timbersaw is a relative CrutchCharacter, who doesn't scale nearly as well with his stolen farm, and is more than happy to blame anyone else for his own mistakes.
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** To Timbersaw. Both are greedy players who repeatedly obsess over farm, often taking it from their own team, and have quite the ego. But where Terrorblade is both a ItemCaddy that genuinely ''can'' scale extremely well with farm, and despite is egotism, doesn't insult his team as much as he simply preens to himself, Timbersaw is a relative CrutchCharacter, who doesn't scale nearly as well with his stolen farm, and is more than happy to blame anyone else for his ownmistakes.mistakes.
** Also to Juggernaut. Both are each team's respective NiceGuy carries of the game, but while Terrorblade is generally self-absorbed with his own farm and constantly goes without his team, Juggernaut is a team player who often listens to Rubick for advice.
* LightningBruiser: Thanks to his constant farming, he evolves quickly into this by the end game.
** To Timbersaw. Both are greedy players who repeatedly obsess over farm, often taking it from their own team, and have quite the ego. But where Terrorblade is both a ItemCaddy that genuinely ''can'' scale extremely well with farm, and despite is egotism, doesn't insult his team as much as he simply preens to himself, Timbersaw is a relative CrutchCharacter, who doesn't scale nearly as well with his stolen farm, and is more than happy to blame anyone else for his own
** Also to Juggernaut. Both are each team's respective NiceGuy carries of the game, but while Terrorblade is generally self-absorbed with his own farm and constantly goes without his team, Juggernaut is a team player who often listens to Rubick for advice.
* LightningBruiser: Thanks to his constant farming, he evolves quickly into this by the end game.
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* LightningBruiserOutOfCharacterMoment: Despite being established as one of the more efficient players in terms of farming, he nonetheless appeared to be missing his last hits at one point and was caught off guard by the Radiant team's ambush. [[spoiler: This is because it was only an illusion, much to Timbersaw's chagrin. The real Terrorblade was out in the jungle, way too focused playing with his new items.]]
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* BadassBaritone: He has a rather deep voice.
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* {{Megane}}
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* BigGuy: Shares this role with Terrorblade. Terrorblade is the physically tougher of the two, while Tidehunter's main asset is his ultimate ability, Ravage.
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* BigGuy: Shares this role with Terrorblade. Terrorblade is the physically tougher physical powerhouse of the two, team, while Tidehunter's main asset is his ultimate ability, Ravage.Tidehunter relies on personal durability and an overwhelmingly powerful ultimate.
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* SimpleYetAwesome: Despite largely being an idiot, Tidehunter is still quite useful to the Dire team, primarily because of his ultimate, Ravage. Given he's on a team with Enigma and Phoenix, this gives them the ability to consistently overwhelm the Radiant with their chain of area disables.
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* SimpleYetAwesome: Despite largely being an idiot, Tidehunter is still quite useful to the Dire team, primarily because of his ultimate, Ravage. Given he's on a team with Enigma and Phoenix, this gives them the ability to consistently overwhelm the Radiant with their chain of area disables. The rest of his kit is likewise simple enough that even he can make use of them, most notably his point and click Gush.
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* UnskilledButStrong: In skill Tidehunter is almost as bad as Pudge in the first season, but his ultimate is so powerful and easy to use that he manages to be useful anyway.
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* UnskilledButStrong: In skill Tidehunter is almost as bad as Pudge in the first season, but his ultimate is so powerful and easy to use that he manages to be useful anyway.anyway, as all he really needs to do is be somewhere near the fight and hit the button.
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* BigGuy: Shares this role with Tidehunter. He's the physically tougher of the two, while Tidehunter's main asset is his ultimate ability, Ravage.
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* BigGuy: Shares this role with Tidehunter. He's the physically tougher physical powerhouse of the two, team, while Tidehunter's main asset is his ultimate ability, Ravage.Tidehunter relies on personal durability and an overwhelmingly powerful ultimate.
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* JerkHasAPoint: Despite being a jerk, he is right that he has priority as a Mid Laner over a Bristleback and a Gyrocopter.
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* JerkHasAPoint: JerkassHasAPoint: Despite being a jerk, he is right that he has priority as a Mid Laner over a Bristleback and a Gyrocopter.
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* JerkHasAPoint: Despite being a jerk, he is right that he has priority as a Mid Laner over a Bristleback and a Gyrocopter.
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* IdiotBall: Grabs it in the latter half of Season 3, where he heads off into a lane on his own to farm, presumably without wards, [[spoiler:which allows Tidehunter, Crystal Maiden, and Phoenix to easily kill him, which ''then'' snowballs into the rest of the Dire team killing most of the Radiant team and pushing down their mid barracks.]]
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* IdiotBall: Grabs it in the latter half of Season 3, where he heads off into a lane on his own to farm, presumably without wards, [[spoiler:which allows Tidehunter, Crystal Maiden, and Phoenix to easily kill him, which ''then'' snowballs into the rest of the Dire team killing most of the Radiant team and pushing down their mid barracks.]]
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* IdiotBall: Grabs it in the latter half of Season 3, where he heads off into a lane on his own to farm, presumably without wards, [[spoiler:which allows Tidehunter, Crystal Maiden, and Phoenix to easily kill him, which ''then'' snowballs into the rest of the Dire team killing most of the Radiant team and pushing down their mid barracks.]]
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* DifficultButAwesome: [[spoiler:Nigel doesn't realize what he's in for until after he's taken control of Phoenix.]]
->'''[[spoiler:Nigel]]:''' Just have to skim my abilities real quick, I'm not totally familiar with them... [[ThisIsGonnaSuck Chapter One...]]
* TheLoad: He's a complete liability, dying repeatedly without accomplishing anything. [[spoiler:Nigel, who had never played the game before, did better than him.]]
* TookALevelInBadass: [[spoiler:After Nigel takes control, he becomes a lot more useful.]]
* TheVoiceless: Doesn't talk, only letting out squawks and chirps. [[spoiler:This changes when Nigel takes over.]]
* WalkingSpoiler: It's hard to talk about him without giving away that [[spoiler:his original player [[RageQuit abandons the game]] and Nigel takes over playing him.]]
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* DifficultButAwesome: [[spoiler:Nigel doesn't realize what he's in for until after he's taken control of Phoenix.]]
->'''[[spoiler:Nigel]]:''' Just have to skim my abilities real quick, I'm not totally familiar with them... [[ThisIsGonnaSuck Chapter One...]]
* TheLoad: He's a complete liability, dying repeatedly without accomplishing anything. [[spoiler:Nigel, who had never played the game before, did better than him.]]
* TookALevelInBadass: [[spoiler:After Nigel takes control, he becomes a lot more useful.]]
* TheVoiceless: Doesn't talk, only letting out squawks and chirps. [[spoiler:This changes when Nigel takes over.]]
* WalkingSpoiler: It's hard to talk about him without giving away that [[spoiler:his original player [[RageQuit abandons the game]] and Nigel takes over playing him.]]
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* TheLancer: To Enigma in season 3, when Rubick is on the enemy team and had to replace a player.
* HypercompetentSidekick: With the exception of season 3, he is usually second in command of Enigma, despite being much more competent than him.
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* AdaptationalBadass: In Season 1.
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* AdaptationalBadass: In Season 1.1, When a team including a fully armed anti-mage seemed incapable of hurting him, in actual game the team would have defeated him..
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* UnskilledButStrong: In skill Tidehunter is almost as bad as Pudge in the first season, but his ultimate is so powerful and easy to use that he manages to be useful anyway.
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* {{Flanderization}}: In earlier episodes, he was a wacky but competent player. Later on, his competence is played up while his wackiness is dialed way back.
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* {{Flanderization}}: Inverted. In earlier episodes, he was a wacky but competent player. Later on, his competence is played up while his wackiness is dialed way back.
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* '''{{Jerkass}}''': He's pretty much Invoker 2.0. Extremely vain, leeches gold and experience off of the rest of his team, generally useless yet still blames his team for their failures, refuses to wait for a disconnected player, and when his team is about to lose, he pauses the game right before the ancient explodes just so that he can berate Kunkka some more, and after that, even buys back into the game just so he can feed the Dire couriers. And unlike Invoker, he doesn't even have anything nice to say when his team does something ''right''.
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* '''{{Jerkass}}''': {{Jerkass}}: He's pretty much Invoker 2.0. Extremely vain, leeches gold and experience off of the rest of his team, generally useless yet still blames his team for their failures, refuses to wait for a disconnected player, and when his team is about to lose, he pauses the game right before the ancient explodes just so that he can berate Kunkka some more, and after that, even buys back into the game just so he can feed the Dire couriers. And unlike Invoker, he doesn't even have anything nice to say when his team does something ''right''.
