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* BonusBoss: One of the tougher examples in the game.

* AmbiguouslyHuman: Given his behaviour, it's impossible to guess if he's human, vampire or something else. Unless you play as a Malkavian, in which it is heavily implied that Mr. Ox is closely associated with [[spoiler: "Hell". due to the Eastern nature of the supernatural in Chinatown, this is likely a reference to the Thousand Hells of the [[DemonLordsAndArchdevils Yama Kings.]]]]

* EverythingsEvenWorseWithSharks: Especially ''weresharks''.

* AnAxeToGrind: The killer killed his family in the hotel. When the PC explores the haunted hotel, the killer's ghost can be spotted several times - and he still has the axe.

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[[folder:Rolf Toten]]

A thirteenth-generation vampire who transformed Lily. He is a German vampire who emigrated to the United States but had to return to Europe again because his visa expired.

* TheGhost: We never see him, and we only know him from his bail information and Lily's diary.
* UngratefulBastard: He leaves Lily after she paid his bail to get him out of jail.


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* ManOfKryptonite: Garou claws and teeth are one of the few physical things that can mortally wound and kill vampires due to their spiritual nature, their deep connection with Gaia and their immeasurable rage. In the tabletop game, they can deal [[WoundThatWillNotHeal Aggravated damage]] to their targets.

* ConnectedAllAlong: Regardless of how you handle the quest concerning him -- either arranging a meeting during which you and Yukie and gut him, or accepting his offer to sell her out at the appointed time -- he seems to have little importance to the core plot. [[spoiler:Turns out Yukie's involvement was a happy coincidence: ''you'' were his target the entire time.]]

* BerserkButton: Two big ones: Vampires and burning down a forest. Almost all Garou are InHarmonyWithNature, and they have a deep, bitter feud with vampires (due to the Garou belief that they're minions of [[GodOfevil the Wyrm]]) so it's a rare night when they're in any sort of mood to converse before splattering their insides and ashes across their territory. So you can guess how... unhappy it is when it emerges from its very-much burning forest and sees the pair of vampires that may be responsible.

* ImplacableMan: It cannot be bargained with. It cannot be reasoned with. And it absolutely will not stop, ''ever'', until the filthy Wyrmspawn standing in front of it (Read: you) is dead. Or escapes. Or uses an out-of-the-way, scripted event to deal with it.

* ManOfKryptonite: Garou claws and teeth are one of the few physical things that can mortally wound and kill Vampires due to their spiritual nature, their deep connection with Gaia and their immeasurable rage. In the tabletop game, they can deal [[WoundThatWillNotHeal Aggravated Damage]] to their targets.

* NormalFishInATinyPond: Actually killing it reveals its natural form is Crinos, which means it's actually a Metis, one of the ''weakest'' kinds of Werewolf and also explaining why it's not part of a pack (Metis are what happens when two Garou have a child, which makes them outcasts among their pack). Same goes for the one killed by Nines. This is mostly in line with their respective power levels in the ''World of Darkness'' games.

* TalkingTheMonsterToDeath: Defied; you have the option to suggest simply telling the Werewolves you aren't responsible for lighting a fire on their territory to Nines, but he immediately clarifies that this won't work; Werewolves hate vampires way too much to care about such details, let alone listen about any explanation you might have.

* NormalFishInATinyPond: Actually killing it reveals it stays in Crinos, which means it's actually a Metis, one of the ''weakest'' kinds of Werewolf and also explaining why it's not part of a pack. Same goes for the one killed by Nines. This is mostly in line with their respective power levels in the ''World of Darkness'' games.

* ImplacableMan: It cannot be bargained with. It cannot be reasoned with. And it absolutely will not stop, ''ever'', until you are dead. Or escape. Or use an out-of-the-way, scripted event to deal with it.