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* ArtifactOfPower: The Kemono Calculi are small objects, each of which has a unique power. Kabane's calculus is the Life Calculus, and it negates the need for ghouls or demons to eat human flesh. Yui's Nil Calculus is a potent AmplifierArtifact that boosts his ice powers to ridiculous levels and kills everything else.
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* ArtifactOfPower: The Kemono Calculi are small objects, each of which has a unique power. Kabane's calculus is the Life Calculus, and it negates the need for ghouls khoular or demons onis to eat human flesh. Yui's Nil Calculus is a potent AmplifierArtifact that boosts his ice powers to ridiculous levels and kills everything else.
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* DismantledMacGuffin: [[spoiler:The Kemono Calculi are actually the pieces of a Ghoul's skeleton, as a ghoul's fire is guaranteed to keep the artifacts undamaged for centuries. Piecing them together could ''revive'' said ghoul, and doing so is Kabane's main goal. In turn, Inari wants to use their different powers to TakeOverTheWorld, but avoids combining them because it affects their functionality and she has no interest in the original ghoul.]]
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* DismantledMacGuffin: [[spoiler:The Kemono Calculi are actually the pieces of a Ghoul's Khoular's skeleton, as a ghoul's Khoular's fire is guaranteed to keep the artifacts undamaged for centuries. Piecing them together could ''revive'' said ghoul, Khoular, and doing so is Kabane's main goal. In turn, Inari wants to use their different powers to TakeOverTheWorld, but avoids combining them because it affects their functionality and she has no interest in the original ghoul.Khoular.]]
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* GottaCatchThemAll: Kabane's Life Calculus is not the only calculus that exists in the country. Indeed, each named Calculus is merely a fragment of a [[spoiler:ghoul skeleton]]. Both Inugami's Detective Agency and Inari's kitsune forces are attempting to gather all the Calculi, though both have vastly differing motives.
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* GottaCatchThemAll: Kabane's Life Calculus is not the only calculus that exists in the country. Indeed, each named Calculus is merely a fragment of a [[spoiler:ghoul [[spoiler:Khoular skeleton]]. Both Inugami's Detective Agency and Inari's kitsune forces are attempting to gather all the Calculi, though both have vastly differing motives.
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* OurMonstersAreDifferent: Kemono is a collective term used to refer to supernatural creatures of all kinds, from ghouls to yuki-onokos to vampires. All of them give off a peculiar scent that's foul-smelling to humans as a telltale sign of their inhuman nature. Some of them can take on human forms or at least use {{Glamour}} to hide themselves among them. Many kemono can also procreate with humans, resulting with half-human, half-kemono hybrids like Kabane and Shiki.
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* OurMonstersAreDifferent: Kemono is a collective term used to refer to supernatural creatures of all kinds, from ghouls Khoulars to yuki-onokos to vampires. All of them give off a peculiar scent that's foul-smelling to humans as a telltale sign of their inhuman nature. Some of them can take on human forms or at least use {{Glamour}} to hide themselves among them. Many kemono can also procreate with humans, resulting with half-human, half-kemono hybrids like Kabane and Shiki.
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* {{Youkai}}: The majority of the Kemono that appear in the series are based on youkai due to the setting of the story. For instance, Inugami is a bakedanuki and Lady Inari and her cohorts are kitsune. While Kabane is referred to as a ghoul, his transformation is more akin to a Japanese oni.
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* {{Youkai}}: The majority of the Kemono that appear in the series are based on youkai due to the setting of the story. For instance, Inugami is a bakedanuki and Lady Inari and her cohorts are kitsune. While Kabane is referred to as a ghoul, Khoular, his transformation is more akin to a Japanese oni.
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* BaffledByOwnBiology: In Yui's backstory, his twin brother Akira confessed he'd wet the bed the night before- except, as it turns out, it was his first NocturnalEmission.
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* DaylightHorror: Kemono activity takes place during the day as much as during the night, such as a kemono who steals the eyelids, lips, and other distinguishing features of a person, or Inari eating people in broad daylight and getting away with it due to her ability to hypnotize people with illusions.
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* ProgressivelyPrettier: Initially, the beastial forms of the kitsune were genuinely agressive and scary looking, with very angular eyes and sharp teeth. As the series has progressed, the kitsunes' animal forms have gotten a lot cuter, with much wider puppy dog eyes and "friendlier" mouths. Kon was the first to experience this as she became more heroic, but even the antagonistic kitsune are not immune to this.
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* BodyHorror: Kabane's primary power is [[GoodThingYouCanHeal regeneration]] and [[FeelsNoPain ignoring pain]], which means he is brutality mutilated and torn to pieces in pretty much every fight he is in. Taken UpToEleven with Robara, whose power is a sort of flesh spray he can use to heal others... or to meld and manipulate their bodies to his whim, turning them into nightmarish "works of art".
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* BodyHorror: Kabane's primary power is [[GoodThingYouCanHeal regeneration]] and [[FeelsNoPain ignoring pain]], which means he is brutality mutilated and torn to pieces in pretty much every fight he is in. Taken UpToEleven with Robara, whose Robara's power is a sort of flesh spray he can use to heal others... or to meld and manipulate their bodies to his whim, turning them into nightmarish "works of art".
