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''Book 2:'' [[Characters/TokyoAfterschoolSummonersKamataCrafters Kamata Crafters]] | [[Characters/TokyoAfterschoolSummonersAsakusaGurus Asakusa Gurus]] | [[Characters/TokyoAfterschoolSummonersAkihabaraCreators Akihabara Creators]] \\
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''Book 2:'' [[Characters/TokyoAfterschoolSummonersKamataCrafters Kamata Crafters]] | [[Characters/TokyoAfterschoolSummonersAsakusaGurus Asakusa Gurus]] | [[Characters/TokyoAfterschoolSummonersAkihabaraCreators Akihabara Creators]] | [[Characters/TokyoAfterschoolSummonersYurakuchoEntertainers Yurakucho Entertainers]] | \\
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* BladeOnAStick: He wields the eponymous Lance of Longinus as his weapon.
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* StrangeMindsThinkAlike: Both he and Kengo had the idea to initially wear his Sacred Artifact as a bracelet, instead of a belt.
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* {{Necromancer}}: One of his abilities is to revive the dead as zombies, which he uses at a graveyard filled with dead angel Transients. Further ramped up in his appearance as the final boss of Aoyama Dungeon quest, where all his minions gain Guts upon being attacked, meaning that as soon as you kill them, they'll just get back up to fight you again until the Fisher King himself is defeated.
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* {{Necromancer}}: One of his abilities is to revive the dead as zombies, which he uses at a graveyard filled with dead angel Transients. Further ramped up in his appearance as the final boss of Aoyama Dungeon quest, where all his minions gain Guts upon being attacked, meaning that as soon as you kill them, they'll just get back up to fight you again until the Fisher King himself is defeated.
defeated. He later reveals that only occurs if someone attempts to revive the dead using the Chalice without paying the price.
* StoryBreakerPower: The ones behind the game consider his power to [[BackFromTheDead revive anyone]] to be this to the game, which is why he was exiled.
* StoryBreakerPower: The ones behind the game consider his power to [[BackFromTheDead revive anyone]] to be this to the game, which is why he was exiled.
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* WellIntentionedExtremist: He views the game's repeating loops as endless suffering for everyone and wants to end it by destroying everything in order to end this "cycle of reincarnation".
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* WellIntentionedExtremist: He views the game's repeating loops as endless suffering for everyone and wants to end it by destroying everything in order to end this "cycle of reincarnation".reincarnation".
!!Ramu
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/fg_ramu02.png]]
[[caption-width-right:350:''King of Mu'']]
The exception tied to Tangaroa Infinity and Wakan Tanka Infinity, serving as Issac's cornerstone to his "Plan A". Unlike most Exceptions, he's actually two in one body, with everything below the neck being Ramu, created by the clash between Tangaroa and Wakan's Rules, and the head is Leviathan, created by a clash of the Protagonist and Wakan's Rules.
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* CombinationAttack: How Issac plans to use him to fulfill his Plan A; Use Ramu's Rule to drag everyone down to the ocean depths, where the remains of every loop resides after the Great Flood resets it, then using Leviathan's Rule to reverse the Earth and Seas, swapping Tokyo with the [[HiveMind Collective Consciousness]] he created.
* FusionDance: He was born merged with Tangaroa and Wakan Tanka out of the gate. Unlike Mahakala, it isn't to empower him, but rather to prevent the Protagonist from undoing the Exception by hiding them inside itself.
!!Ramu
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/fg_ramu02.png]]
[[caption-width-right:350:''King of Mu'']]
The exception tied to Tangaroa Infinity and Wakan Tanka Infinity, serving as Issac's cornerstone to his "Plan A". Unlike most Exceptions, he's actually two in one body, with everything below the neck being Ramu, created by the clash between Tangaroa and Wakan's Rules, and the head is Leviathan, created by a clash of the Protagonist and Wakan's Rules.
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* CombinationAttack: How Issac plans to use him to fulfill his Plan A; Use Ramu's Rule to drag everyone down to the ocean depths, where the remains of every loop resides after the Great Flood resets it, then using Leviathan's Rule to reverse the Earth and Seas, swapping Tokyo with the [[HiveMind Collective Consciousness]] he created.
* FusionDance: He was born merged with Tangaroa and Wakan Tanka out of the gate. Unlike Mahakala, it isn't to empower him, but rather to prevent the Protagonist from undoing the Exception by hiding them inside itself.
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The exception tied to Daikoku and Shiva and bridges the existence between the worlds of Deva Loka and Shangri-La. Serves as one of the Warmongers' "weapons".
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The exception tied to Daikoku and Shiva and bridges the existence between the worlds of Deva Loka and Shangri-La. Serves as one of the Warmongers' "weapons". Summoned by the Warmongers, then turned into a proper Exception when the Protagonist separated him from Shiva.
