History Characters / WarframeVoid

* OptionalBoss: Dormant Void Angels are not mandatory to fight, but they do provide Voidplume Pinions, which are needed both for ranking up with the Holdfasts and crafting Incarnon weapons.

* UndergroundMonkey: [[DownplayedTrope A temporary example]], during ''Operation Gargoyle's Cry'' occurred, as they end up breaking into Albrecht's labs, eating up the necessary curses to stop their intrusion if they aren't dealt with before fighting the Fragmented Suzerain/Zelator/Anchorite.

* BlingBlingBang: Weapons exposed to Void contamination gain large amounts of silver frills in ornate patterns, or whatever color of chrome you desire (including gold) through their energy color slot. They're also some of the most lethal and versatile combat options in the game, gated behind the main story and Steel Path. This trope is most noticeable on the regular Incarnons and Dante's signature weapons, which used to be ceremonial weapons and Entrati firearms respectively.

[[center: [-[[Characters/{{Warframe}} Main Character Index]] | [[Characters/WarframeTenno Tenno]] ([[Characters/WarframeTennoWarframesAToM Warframes A-M]], [[Characters/WarframeTennoWarframesNToZ Warframes N-Z]]) | [[Characters/WarframeGrineer Grineer]] | [[Characters/WarframeCorpus Corpus]] | [[Characters/WarframeInfested Infested]] | [[Characters/WarframeSyndicates Syndicates]] | [[Characters/WarframeOrokin Orokin]] | [[Characters/WarframeColonies Colonies]] | [[Characters/WarframeSentients Sentients]] | '''Void''' | [[Characters/WarframeOthers Others]]-]]]

* TheCameo: It appears in the "1999" segment of Warframe, peering at Arthur amongst the rubble, and disappearing in its usual fashion.

* ArcherArchetype: Fittingly enough for their name, the Dax Arcus is equipped with the Cinta bow.

* CompositeCharacter: In the original demo footage of ''The Duviri Paradox'', Thrax's humanoid executioner was named "Lequos", while the Orowyrm Lodun was a separate entity only appearing after Lequos' apparent death [[JustForPun at the Lotus' hand]].

* ApathyKilledTheCat: Based on Cavalero's message when an Incarnon Genesis adapter is first acquired, there are people in the Origin System who know about Duviri (him included.) They all just don't care, leaving them unable to associate things like the Thrax or [[spoiler:anything related to the Drifter]] with the place. The main exception is Albrecht Entrati, who intentionally took residence there for some time but later left, much to the grief of Duviri's residents.

** Expressions of love or affection also seems to weaken it and dispel its influence: When it possesses one of Albrecht's Vessels in Whispers in the Wall and the Operator enters in Transferrence with another Vessel, it seems to set up a BehemothBattle...But instead, the Operator gently holds the possessed Vessel's face, driving out the Indifference and paralyzing both Vessels in that position.

* WouldHurtAChild: He has no qualms admitting that he'd have all the children in Duviri ''hung'' if it weren't for the fact that [[RoyalBrat Dominus Thrax himself is a child]], all because they occupy Kullervo's island in droves.

** Shows of love or affection also seems to weaken it and dispel its influence: When it possesses one of Albrecht's Vessels in Whispers in the Wall and the Operator enters in Transferrence with another Vessel, it seems to set up a BehemothBattle...But instead, the Operator gently holds the possessed Vessel's face, driving out the Indifference and paralyzing both Vessels in that position.

* AchillesHeel: [[DownplayedTrope Heavily downplayed]], at least for now, but Fibonacci explains that the only reason why the Man in the Wall hasn't just smashed its way into the Origin System by now is that it is [[{{Fingore}} missing one of its fingers]], cut off when Albrecht first encountered it. This weakness isn't easily exploited however, as the Indifference is more than capable of finding other ways into the material plane, meaning all this did is buy time.

* CarryABigStick / DropTheHammer: The Dax Malleus is equipped with the Sampotes, which is a very large club.

* NuclearOption: Qorvex, a walking nuclear reactor on the constant verge of meltdown and which can perform controlled nuclear detonations, was designed specifically to deal with any direct hazards the Void posed while Albrecht Entrati was studying the place. It comes in handy during the present day, where it turns out the Murmur have a WeaksauceWeakness to radiation.

* AlmightyIdiot: According to Tagfer, despite their power and the danger they could pose to the Origin System, they don't really think or act on anything other than base impulses that tell them to keep doing what they're doing. Tagfer even calls them half-assed for the lack of thought literally put in them..

* SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute: Creatures that are nearly or completely non-sentient, turns robotic creatures hostile to anything else outside the faction, a tendency to ZergRush and all with a connection the Tenno themselves share, the Murmurs seem to be a tougher, more plot-driven take on the Infestation. Though they are the creation of an eldritch horror attempting to free itself rather than TheVirus gone wrong attempting to assimilate the system.

* TheCameo: He appears in the "1999" segment of Warframe, peering at Arthur amongst the rubble, and disappearing in his usual fashion.

* AlmightyIdiot: According to Tagfer, despite their power and the danger they could pose to the Origin System, they don't really think or act on anything other than a base impulses that tell them to keep doing what they're doing. Tagfer even calls them half-assed for their lack of the lack of thought literally put in them..

* SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute: Creatures that are nearly or completely non-sentient, turns robotic creatures hostile to anything else outside the faction, and all with a connection the Tenno themselves share, the Murmurs seem to be a tougher, more plot-driven take on the Infestation. Though they are the creation of an eldritch horror attempting to free himself rather than TheVirus gone wrong attempting to assimilate the system.

* SuspiciouslySimilarSubtitute: Creatures that are non-sentient, turning robotic creatures hostile to anything else outside the faction, all with a shared connection to the Tenno themselves, the Murmurs seem to be a more plot-driven take on the Infestation, though they are the creation of an eldritch horror rather than TheVirus gone wrong.

* BlackSpeech: Its true form speaks in a language that Albrecht Entrati called "Voidtongue". Since it is completely not translated[[note]]Xata means Truth, while Lohk means Void[[/note]], we have no idea what it is saying.

* HairTriggerTemper: He quickly oscillates between GutturalGrowler and SuddenlyShouting, mostly from thinking on the indignities Thrax has thrust upon him.

* AescendedExtra: In the Duviri Paradox quest proper, only Bombastine and Lodun have any physical role (and even then, mainly Lodun) with Mathila only appearing as MissionControl, while Sythel and Luscinia are nowhere to be seen. Fortunately for them, the missions after the story allow all of them to play a much more equal role role.
* AesopAmensia: Justified. They're all just many a NonPlayerCharacter Thrax has created, they're not really even sentient the same way Teshin or the Drifter are, just puppets connected to Thrax's emotions combined with Euleria's storybook and confined in a time loop, so any revelations or mistakes they make are doomed to repeat unless someone else were to demonstrate power over their dominion.