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!FridgeBrilliance
* Just by looking into him carefully, you can learn a lot about Azrael:
** Azrael's weakness to darkness themed attacks may seem a little random, or a bit generic given that he's an angel. But then you learn he's Phasmaphobic [[WhyDidItHaveToBeSnakes (scared of ghosts)]].
** Azrael's snarkiness may also seem random. Then you remember that he had to live with [[CloudCuckooLander Azazel]] for about 13-14 years before they died. And even ''before'' he reunited with him, he still had to deal with some of the wackier characters in Inferno, like Abigail and Wilhelmoku. And after that, he was taken in by Thor, who can be summed up as 'Azazel but a NiceGuy'. No wonder he's such a DeadpanSnarker! Poor guy's been the OnlySaneMan his whole life!
** His NightmareFetishist nature can be explained as well. Given that Azazel likes talking about blood and killing, and he had to deal with both this and the deaths in Inferno, one might say he's been ConditionedToAcceptHorror.
** Though minor, Azrael uses ShockAndAwe attacks. His battle style is also the most technology-focused, and his first {{Leitmotif}}, Hexagon Force, is inspired by 80's themes and Sega Genesis music. Then you remember that he's the gamer of the group, if President Evil is any indication.
** The possibility that he's actually a StepfordSmiler could explain his MellowFellow nature.
* Most {{Leitmotif}}s are actually fitting for the characters they're on. Let's go over them:
** Azrael's Hexagon Force, as mentioned above, is an electronic theme resonating with Azrael's electric powers. However, it is also somewhat heroic and inspiring, fitting Azrael's status as a NiceGuy and AllLovingHero.
*** His arguable second theme, To The Skies, represents his second element of Light. It is also an angelic sounding theme and quite soothing, and Azrael is a [[MellowFellow very relaxed]] angel.
** Freya's Swirl is a very upbeat and cheerful song. She is not only a LoveGoddess, but is also one of the less mean characters in the book (even though that doesn't say much).
** Azazel's Clutterfunk is very wild and loud, [[HotBlooded just like him]]. It's also one of the more 'alien' sounding themes, which fits his status as the only [[AscendedDemon demon]] in a group of angels and gods.
** Uriel's Theory Of Everything 2 is a very quiet theme that sounds completely fitting for the stoic genius that Uriel is. Why ToE2 was used instead of the original is because the original Theory of Everything was used for Inigo in '' Literature/TheSpectrumGame'', who fits the 'stoic genius' description better.
** Forseti's Time Machine requires some thought, but he's the resident [[AnIcePerson ice mage]], and the theme gives off an 'icy' vibe. It also sounds rather logical, given that he is TheSpock among the gods.
** Baldur's theme is called Adventure Fantasy. In Chapter 7, he had a fantasy about adventuring alongside Azazel in their campaign against Helheim.
* Why is Azazel so intent on killing things? Well, being sent to Helheim and forced to work for Hel may have [[ConditionedToAcceptHorror desensitised him to such morals]]. Why he's still starkly a good guy can be summed up to HeroicWillpower: Azazel isn't the type to just give in to evil like that. He may have loosened his morals slightly, but overall, he's still a hero.
* Why does Iceaura try to [[DisproportionateRetribution shoot Azrael over some bad puns]], but not do so when Uriel does the same? Because he's had more time with Azrael's puns. He's clearly sick and tired of it.
* The reveal that Azazel evolved his Aesir Cross before the story began shows that he clearly has a lot of self-awareness, which is why his counter-argument to Uriel's calling him out on his hypocrisy in Chapter 9 chalks up to AtLeastIAdmitIt.
* Just by looking into him carefully, you can learn a lot about Azrael:
** Azrael's weakness to darkness themed attacks may seem a little random, or a bit generic given that he's an angel. But then you learn he's Phasmaphobic [[WhyDidItHaveToBeSnakes (scared of ghosts)]].
** Azrael's snarkiness may also seem random. Then you remember that he had to live with [[CloudCuckooLander Azazel]] for about 13-14 years before they died. And even ''before'' he reunited with him, he still had to deal with some of the wackier characters in Inferno, like Abigail and Wilhelmoku. And after that, he was taken in by Thor, who can be summed up as 'Azazel but a NiceGuy'. No wonder he's such a DeadpanSnarker! Poor guy's been the OnlySaneMan his whole life!
** His NightmareFetishist nature can be explained as well. Given that Azazel likes talking about blood and killing, and he had to deal with both this and the deaths in Inferno, one might say he's been ConditionedToAcceptHorror.
** Though minor, Azrael uses ShockAndAwe attacks. His battle style is also the most technology-focused, and his first {{Leitmotif}}, Hexagon Force, is inspired by 80's themes and Sega Genesis music. Then you remember that he's the gamer of the group, if President Evil is any indication.
** The possibility that he's actually a StepfordSmiler could explain his MellowFellow nature.
* Most {{Leitmotif}}s are actually fitting for the characters they're on. Let's go over them:
** Azrael's Hexagon Force, as mentioned above, is an electronic theme resonating with Azrael's electric powers. However, it is also somewhat heroic and inspiring, fitting Azrael's status as a NiceGuy and AllLovingHero.
*** His arguable second theme, To The Skies, represents his second element of Light. It is also an angelic sounding theme and quite soothing, and Azrael is a [[MellowFellow very relaxed]] angel.
** Freya's Swirl is a very upbeat and cheerful song. She is not only a LoveGoddess, but is also one of the less mean characters in the book (even though that doesn't say much).
** Azazel's Clutterfunk is very wild and loud, [[HotBlooded just like him]]. It's also one of the more 'alien' sounding themes, which fits his status as the only [[AscendedDemon demon]] in a group of angels and gods.
** Uriel's Theory Of Everything 2 is a very quiet theme that sounds completely fitting for the stoic genius that Uriel is. Why ToE2 was used instead of the original is because the original Theory of Everything was used for Inigo in '' Literature/TheSpectrumGame'', who fits the 'stoic genius' description better.
** Forseti's Time Machine requires some thought, but he's the resident [[AnIcePerson ice mage]], and the theme gives off an 'icy' vibe. It also sounds rather logical, given that he is TheSpock among the gods.
** Baldur's theme is called Adventure Fantasy. In Chapter 7, he had a fantasy about adventuring alongside Azazel in their campaign against Helheim.
* Why is Azazel so intent on killing things? Well, being sent to Helheim and forced to work for Hel may have [[ConditionedToAcceptHorror desensitised him to such morals]]. Why he's still starkly a good guy can be summed up to HeroicWillpower: Azazel isn't the type to just give in to evil like that. He may have loosened his morals slightly, but overall, he's still a hero.
* Why does Iceaura try to [[DisproportionateRetribution shoot Azrael over some bad puns]], but not do so when Uriel does the same? Because he's had more time with Azrael's puns. He's clearly sick and tired of it.
* The reveal that Azazel evolved his Aesir Cross before the story began shows that he clearly has a lot of self-awareness, which is why his counter-argument to Uriel's calling him out on his hypocrisy in Chapter 9 chalks up to AtLeastIAdmitIt.
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* Just by looking into him carefully, you can learn a lot about Azrael:
** Azrael's weakness to darkness themed attacks may seem a little random, or a bit generic given that he's an angel. But then you learn he's Phasmaphobic [[WhyDidItHaveToBeSnakes (scared of ghosts)]].
** Azrael's snarkiness may also seem random. Then you remember that he had to live with [[CloudCuckooLander Azazel]] for about 13-14 years before they died. And even ''before'' he reunited with him, he still had to deal with some of the wackier characters in Inferno, like Abigail and Wilhelmoku. And after that, he was taken in by Thor, who can
** His NightmareFetishist nature can be explained as well. Given that Azazel likes talking about blood and killing, and he had to deal with both this and the deaths in Inferno, one might say he's been ConditionedToAcceptHorror.
** Though minor, Azrael uses ShockAndAwe attacks. His battle style is also the most technology-focused, and his first {{Leitmotif}}, Hexagon Force, is inspired by 80's themes and Sega Genesis music. Then you remember that he's the gamer of the group, if President Evil is any indication.
** The possibility that he's actually a StepfordSmiler could explain his MellowFellow nature.
* Most {{Leitmotif}}s are actually fitting for the characters they're on. Let's go over them:
** Azrael's Hexagon Force, as mentioned above, is an electronic theme resonating with Azrael's electric powers. However, it is also somewhat heroic and inspiring, fitting Azrael's status as a NiceGuy and AllLovingHero.
*** His arguable second theme, To The Skies, represents his second element of Light. It is also an angelic sounding theme and quite soothing, and Azrael is a [[MellowFellow very relaxed]] angel.
** Freya's Swirl is a very upbeat and cheerful song. She is not only a LoveGoddess, but is also one of the less mean characters in the book (even though that doesn't say much).
** Azazel's Clutterfunk is very wild and loud, [[HotBlooded just like him]]. It's also one of the more 'alien' sounding themes, which fits his status as the only [[AscendedDemon demon]] in a group of angels and gods.
** Uriel's Theory Of Everything 2 is a very quiet theme that sounds completely fitting for the stoic genius that Uriel is. Why ToE2 was used instead of the original is because the original Theory of Everything was used for Inigo in '' Literature/TheSpectrumGame'', who fits the 'stoic genius' description better.
** Forseti's Time Machine requires some thought, but he's the resident [[AnIcePerson ice mage]], and the theme gives off an 'icy' vibe. It also sounds rather logical, given that he is TheSpock among the gods.
** Baldur's theme is called Adventure Fantasy. In Chapter 7, he had a fantasy about adventuring alongside Azazel in their campaign against Helheim.
* Why is Azazel so intent on killing things? Well, being sent to Helheim and forced to work for Hel may have [[ConditionedToAcceptHorror desensitised him to such morals]]. Why he's still starkly a good guy can be summed up to HeroicWillpower: Azazel isn't the type to just give in to evil like that. He may have loosened his morals slightly, but overall, he's still a hero.
* Why does Iceaura try to [[DisproportionateRetribution shoot Azrael over some bad puns]], but not do so when Uriel does the same? Because he's had more time with Azrael's puns. He's clearly sick and tired of it.
* The reveal that Azazel evolved his Aesir Cross before the story began shows that he clearly has a lot of self-awareness, which is why his counter-argument to Uriel's calling him out on his hypocrisy in Chapter 9 chalks up to AtLeastIAdmitIt.
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** The possibility that he's actually a StepfordSmiler could explain his MellowFellow nature.
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* Why does Iceaura try to [[DisproportionateRetribution shoot Azrael over some bad puns]], but not do so when Uriel does the same? Because he's had more time with Azrael's puns. He's clearly sick and tired of it.
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* Why does Iceaura try to [[DisproportionateRetribution shoot Azrael over some bad puns]], but not do so when Uriel does the same? Because he's had more time with Azrael's puns. He's clearly sick and tired of it.it.
* The reveal that Azazel evolved his Aesir Cross before the story began shows that he clearly has a lot of self-awareness, which is why his counter-argument to Uriel's calling him out on his hypocrisy in Chapter 9 chalks up to AtLeastIAdmitIt.
* The reveal that Azazel evolved his Aesir Cross before the story began shows that he clearly has a lot of self-awareness, which is why his counter-argument to Uriel's calling him out on his hypocrisy in Chapter 9 chalks up to AtLeastIAdmitIt.
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** Freya's Wingless is a very upbeat and cheerful song. She is not only a LoveGoddess, but is also one of the less mean characters in the book (even though that doesn't say much).
*** For extra {{Irony}}, her {{Flight}} is only temporary, as using it for too long tires her out. The reason for this? ''She doesn't have any wings''.
*** For extra {{Irony}}, her {{Flight}} is only temporary, as using it for too long tires her out. The reason for this? ''She doesn't have any wings''.
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** Freya's Wingless Swirl is a very upbeat and cheerful song. She is not only a LoveGoddess, but is also one of the less mean characters in the book (even though that doesn't say much).
*** For extra {{Irony}}, her {{Flight}} is only temporary, as using it for too long tires her out. The reason for this? ''She doesn't have any wings''.much).
*** For extra {{Irony}}, her {{Flight}} is only temporary, as using it for too long tires her out. The reason for this? ''She doesn't have any wings''.
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** Azrael's snarkiness may also seem random. Then you remember that he had to live with [[CloudCuckooLander Azazel]] for about 13-14 years before they died. And even ''before'' he reunited with him, he still had to deal with some of the wackier characters in Helheim, like Abigail and Wilhelmoku. And after that, he was taken in by Thor, who can be summed up as 'Azazel but a NiceGuy'. No wonder he's such a DeadpanSnarker! Poor guy's been the OnlySaneMan his whole life!
** His NightmareFetishist nature can be explained as well. Given that Azazel likes talking about blood and killing, and he had to deal with both this and the deaths in Helheim, one might say he's been ConditionedToAcceptHorror.
** His NightmareFetishist nature can be explained as well. Given that Azazel likes talking about blood and killing, and he had to deal with both this and the deaths in Helheim, one might say he's been ConditionedToAcceptHorror.
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** Azrael's snarkiness may also seem random. Then you remember that he had to live with [[CloudCuckooLander Azazel]] for about 13-14 years before they died. And even ''before'' he reunited with him, he still had to deal with some of the wackier characters in Helheim, Inferno, like Abigail and Wilhelmoku. And after that, he was taken in by Thor, who can be summed up as 'Azazel but a NiceGuy'. No wonder he's such a DeadpanSnarker! Poor guy's been the OnlySaneMan his whole life!
** His NightmareFetishist nature can be explained as well. Given that Azazel likes talking about blood and killing, and he had to deal with both this and the deaths inHelheim, Inferno, one might say he's been ConditionedToAcceptHorror.
** His NightmareFetishist nature can be explained as well. Given that Azazel likes talking about blood and killing, and he had to deal with both this and the deaths in
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* Why is Azazel so intent on killing things? Well, being sent to Helheim and forced to work for Hel may have [[ConditionedToAcceptHorror desensitised him to such morals]]. Why he's still starkly a good guy can be summed up to HeroicWillpower: Azazel isn't the type to just give in to evil like that. He may have loosened his morals slightly, but overall, he's still a hero.
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* Why is Azazel so intent on killing things? Well, being sent to Helheim and forced to work for Hel may have [[ConditionedToAcceptHorror desensitised him to such morals]]. Why he's still starkly a good guy can be summed up to HeroicWillpower: Azazel isn't the type to just give in to evil like that. He may have loosened his morals slightly, but overall, he's still a hero.hero.
* Why does Iceaura try to [[DisproportionateRetribution shoot Azrael over some bad puns]], but not do so when Uriel does the same? Because he's had more time with Azrael's puns. He's clearly sick and tired of it.
* Why does Iceaura try to [[DisproportionateRetribution shoot Azrael over some bad puns]], but not do so when Uriel does the same? Because he's had more time with Azrael's puns. He's clearly sick and tired of it.
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** Baldur's theme is called Adventure Fantasy. In Chapter 7, he had a fantasy about adventuring alongside Azazel in their campaign against Helheim.
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** Baldur's theme is called Adventure Fantasy. In Chapter 7, he had a fantasy about adventuring alongside Azazel in their campaign against Helheim.Helheim.
* Why is Azazel so intent on killing things? Well, being sent to Helheim and forced to work for Hel may have [[ConditionedToAcceptHorror desensitised him to such morals]]. Why he's still starkly a good guy can be summed up to HeroicWillpower: Azazel isn't the type to just give in to evil like that. He may have loosened his morals slightly, but overall, he's still a hero.
* Why is Azazel so intent on killing things? Well, being sent to Helheim and forced to work for Hel may have [[ConditionedToAcceptHorror desensitised him to such morals]]. Why he's still starkly a good guy can be summed up to HeroicWillpower: Azazel isn't the type to just give in to evil like that. He may have loosened his morals slightly, but overall, he's still a hero.
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** Forseti's Time Machine requires some thought, but he's the resident [[AnIcePerson ice mage]], and the theme gives off an 'icy' vibe. It also sounds rather logical, given that he is TheSpock among the gods.
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** Forseti's Time Machine requires some thought, but he's the resident [[AnIcePerson ice mage]], and the theme gives off an 'icy' vibe. It also sounds rather logical, given that he is TheSpock among the gods.gods.
** Baldur's theme is called Adventure Fantasy. In Chapter 7, he had a fantasy about adventuring alongside Azazel in their campaign against Helheim.
** Baldur's theme is called Adventure Fantasy. In Chapter 7, he had a fantasy about adventuring alongside Azazel in their campaign against Helheim.
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** Azazel's Clutterfunk is very wild and loud, [[HotBlooded just like him]]. It's also one of the more 'alien' themes, which fits his status as the only [[AscendedDemon demon]] in a group of angels and gods.
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** Azazel's Clutterfunk is very wild and loud, [[HotBlooded just like him]]. It's also one of the more 'alien' sounding themes, which fits his status as the only [[AscendedDemon demon]] in a group of angels and gods.
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** Uriel's Theory Of Everything 2 is a very quiet theme that sounds completely fitting for the stoic genius that Uriel is.
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** Uriel's Theory Of Everything 2 is a very quiet theme that sounds completely fitting for the stoic genius that Uriel is. Why ToE2 was used instead of the original is because the original Theory of Everything was used for Inigo in '' Literature/TheSpectrumGame'', who fits the 'stoic genius' description better.
** Forseti's Time Machine requires some thought, but he's the resident [[AnIcePerson ice mage]], and the theme gives off an 'icy' vibe. It also sounds rather logical, given that he is TheSpock among the gods.
** Forseti's Time Machine requires some thought, but he's the resident [[AnIcePerson ice mage]], and the theme gives off an 'icy' vibe. It also sounds rather logical, given that he is TheSpock among the gods.
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** Azazel's Clutterfunk is very wild and loud, [[HotBlooded just like him]]. It's also one of the more 'alien' themes, which fits his status as the only [[AscendedDemon demon]] in a group of angels and gods.
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** Azazel's Clutterfunk is very wild and loud, [[HotBlooded just like him]]. It's also one of the more 'alien' themes, which fits his status as the only [[AscendedDemon demon]] in a group of angels and gods.gods.
** Uriel's Theory Of Everything 2 is a very quiet theme that sounds completely fitting for the stoic genius that Uriel is.
** Uriel's Theory Of Everything 2 is a very quiet theme that sounds completely fitting for the stoic genius that Uriel is.
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*** His arguable second theme, To The Skies, represents his second element of Light. It is also an angelic sounding theme and quite soothing, and Azrael is a [[MellowFellow very relaxed]] angel.
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*** His arguable second theme, To The Skies, represents his second element of Light. It is also an angelic sounding theme and quite soothing, and Azrael is a [[MellowFellow very relaxed]] angel.angel.
** Freya's Wingless is a very upbeat and cheerful song. She is not only a LoveGoddess, but is also one of the less mean characters in the book (even though that doesn't say much).
*** For extra {{Irony}}, her {{Flight}} is only temporary, as using it for too long tires her out. The reason for this? ''She doesn't have any wings''.
** Azazel's Clutterfunk is very wild and loud, [[HotBlooded just like him]]. It's also one of the more 'alien' themes, which fits his status as the only [[AscendedDemon demon]] in a group of angels and gods.
** Freya's Wingless is a very upbeat and cheerful song. She is not only a LoveGoddess, but is also one of the less mean characters in the book (even though that doesn't say much).
*** For extra {{Irony}}, her {{Flight}} is only temporary, as using it for too long tires her out. The reason for this? ''She doesn't have any wings''.
** Azazel's Clutterfunk is very wild and loud, [[HotBlooded just like him]]. It's also one of the more 'alien' themes, which fits his status as the only [[AscendedDemon demon]] in a group of angels and gods.
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** Though minor, Azrael uses ShockAndAwe attacks. His battle style is also the most technology-focused, and his first {{Leitmotif}}, Hexagon Force, is inspired by 80's themes and Sega Genesis music. Then you remember that he's the gamer of the group, if President Evil is any indication.
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** Though minor, Azrael uses ShockAndAwe attacks. His battle style is also the most technology-focused, and his first {{Leitmotif}}, Hexagon Force, is inspired by 80's themes and Sega Genesis music. Then you remember that he's the gamer of the group, if President Evil is any indication.indication.
* Most {{Leitmotif}}s are actually fitting for the characters they're on. Let's go over them:
** Azrael's Hexagon Force, as mentioned above, is an electronic theme resonating with Azrael's electric powers. However, it is also somewhat heroic and inspiring, fitting Azrael's status as a NiceGuy and AllLovingHero.
*** His arguable second theme, To The Skies, represents his second element of Light. It is also an angelic sounding theme and quite soothing, and Azrael is a [[MellowFellow very relaxed]] angel.
* Most {{Leitmotif}}s are actually fitting for the characters they're on. Let's go over them:
** Azrael's Hexagon Force, as mentioned above, is an electronic theme resonating with Azrael's electric powers. However, it is also somewhat heroic and inspiring, fitting Azrael's status as a NiceGuy and AllLovingHero.
*** His arguable second theme, To The Skies, represents his second element of Light. It is also an angelic sounding theme and quite soothing, and Azrael is a [[MellowFellow very relaxed]] angel.
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!FridgeBrilliance
* Just by looking into him carefully, you can learn a lot about Azrael:
** Azrael's weakness to darkness themed attacks may seem a little random, or a bit generic given that he's an angel. But then you learn he's Phasmaphobic [[WhyDidItHaveToBeSnakes (scared of ghosts)]].
** Azrael's snarkiness may also seem random. Then you remember that he had to live with [[CloudCuckooLander Azazel]] for about 13-14 years before they died. And even ''before'' he reunited with him, he still had to deal with some of the wackier characters in Helheim, like Abigail and Wilhelmoku. And after that, he was taken in by Thor, who can be summed up as 'Azazel but a NiceGuy'. No wonder he's such a DeadpanSnarker! Poor guy's been the OnlySaneMan his whole life!
** His NightmareFetishist nature can be explained as well. Given that Azazel likes talking about blood and killing, and he had to deal with both this and the deaths in Helheim, one might say he's been ConditionedToAcceptHorror.
** Though minor, Azrael uses ShockAndAwe attacks. His battle style is also the most technology-focused, and his first {{Leitmotif}}, Hexagon Force, is inspired by 80's themes and Sega Genesis music. Then you remember that he's the gamer of the group, if President Evil is any indication.
* Just by looking into him carefully, you can learn a lot about Azrael:
** Azrael's weakness to darkness themed attacks may seem a little random, or a bit generic given that he's an angel. But then you learn he's Phasmaphobic [[WhyDidItHaveToBeSnakes (scared of ghosts)]].
** Azrael's snarkiness may also seem random. Then you remember that he had to live with [[CloudCuckooLander Azazel]] for about 13-14 years before they died. And even ''before'' he reunited with him, he still had to deal with some of the wackier characters in Helheim, like Abigail and Wilhelmoku. And after that, he was taken in by Thor, who can be summed up as 'Azazel but a NiceGuy'. No wonder he's such a DeadpanSnarker! Poor guy's been the OnlySaneMan his whole life!
** His NightmareFetishist nature can be explained as well. Given that Azazel likes talking about blood and killing, and he had to deal with both this and the deaths in Helheim, one might say he's been ConditionedToAcceptHorror.
** Though minor, Azrael uses ShockAndAwe attacks. His battle style is also the most technology-focused, and his first {{Leitmotif}}, Hexagon Force, is inspired by 80's themes and Sega Genesis music. Then you remember that he's the gamer of the group, if President Evil is any indication.
