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* CelestialBureaucracy: How the heavens function. Leon, Huedhaut, and Teorus are from the Department of Wishes, responsible for answering the wishes of humans, while Scorpio, Ichthys, and Dui are with the Department of Punishments, which punishes humans for their sins.

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* CelestialBureaucracy: How the heavens function. Leon, Huedhaut, Teorus, Karno, Aigonorus, and Teorus Tauxolouve are from the Department of Wishes, responsible for answering the wishes of humans, while Scorpio, Ichthys, Dui, Zyglavis, Partheno, and Dui Krioff are with the Department of Punishments, which punishes humans for their sins.

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* WesternZodiac:
** The six love interests are presented as gods who rule over six of the twelve signs of the zodiac: Leo (Leon), Aquarius (Huedhaut), Taurus (Teorus), Pisces (Ichthys), Gemini (Dui), and Scorpio.
** The remaining six form the supporting cast: Libra (Zyglavis), Cancer (Karno), Virgo (Partheno), Aries (Krioff), Capricorn (Aigonorus), Sagittarius (Tauxlouve).

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* WesternZodiac:
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WesternZodiac: The six game's love interests are presented as gods who rule over six of the twelve signs of the zodiac: zodiac. Leo (Leon), Aquarius (Huedhaut), Taurus (Teorus), Pisces (Ichthys), Gemini (Dui), and Scorpio.
** The remaining six form
Scorpio make up the initial group of love interests, and the supporting cast: cast of Libra (Zyglavis), Cancer (Karno), Virgo (Partheno), Aries (Krioff), Capricorn (Aigonorus), Sagittarius (Tauxlouve).(Tauxlouve) are upgraded to love interest options in a subsequent ExpansionPack.
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** Zyglavis is mostly dismissive of human food, but he's [[SweetTooth a connoisseur of chocolate ganache]].
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* OOCIsSeriousBusiness: When Ichthys keeps to himself and doesn't pull any pranks for a whole day, the other gods start worrying. Is he okay? Did he and the protagonist have a fight? ''Did they break up?'' Even Leon and Scorpio find the sudden peace and quiet unnerving.
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* [[TakingTheBullet Taking The Knife]]: [[spoiler: The protagonist gets stabbed in the stomach, with a knife that was meant for Icthys. He ends up using the rest of his lifeforce to heal her.]]

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* [[TakingTheBullet Taking The Knife]]: [[spoiler: The protagonist gets stabbed in the stomach, with TakingTheBullet: [[spoiler:The protagonist]] takes a knife that was to the stomach meant for Icthys.[[spoiler:Ichthys. He ends up using the rest of his lifeforce to heal her.]]
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Quick note to explain what they are.


** Icthys ''loves'' taiyaki.

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** Icthys ''loves'' taiyaki.taiyaki (fish-shaped pastries).
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** Icthys doesn't care that [[spoiler: he will die, as long as he's able to save the protagonist from certain death.]]


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* [[TakingTheBullet Taking The Knife]]: [[spoiler: The protagonist gets stabbed in the stomach, with a knife that was meant for Icthys. He ends up using the rest of his lifeforce to heal her.]]


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** Icthys ''loves'' taiyaki.
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** Ends up subverted with [[spoiler: Icthys, who didn't commit a sin. He was exiled by the King in the hopes that it would prolong his life.]]
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* YouRemindMeOfX: Referenced word for word by the King, who is quite fond of Ichthys' mischief-making because of his own love of winding people up and watching them go. Ichthys himself isn't quite sure how to feel about the comparison.
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* ShoutOut: Ichthys believes shrines are [[VisualNovel/EnchantedInTheMoonlight "the things with foxes and tengu and oni and snow spirits and werewolves and all that stuff."]]
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* MrExposition: Zyglavis tends to have the narrative job of showing up to explain backstory and current events related to the heavens. Karno also fills this role in Huedhaut's main route, taking it upon himself to explain [[spoiler:Hue's history with the protagonist's previous incarnation]] to the protagonist so that she can better understand what's currently going on.
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* NiceGirl: The protagonist. She's very kindhearted and sees the world and humanity as fundamentally good, [[spoiler: which is a trait she had back when she was a goddess.]] While this lets her empathize with the antagonists she faces [[spoiler: (like Eris, Ida and even the King of Gods to some degree)]], her naivete gets her into some serious trouble in some of the sequel routes.
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* TookAThirdOption: [[spoiler: In his sequel route, Huedhaut has a vision of the world ending, a crisis that only ends with the protagonist sacrificing her life for the planet. His only options are to let his vision play out, or find a way to prevent the woman he loves from dying. At the end of the sequel, he decides to walk into oblivion together with her, which ends up stopping the crisis.]]
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* SemiDivine: [[spoiler: The protagonist, who is implied to still have limited access to her powers as a former goddess. It becomes a major plot point in Huedhaut's route, where she becomes more powerful the more she remembers her past life. It's also implied in Dui's sequel that her powers are what saves her from the agony from being forced by Ida to drink the juice of the forbidden fruit, the same fruit that made Dui MercyKill his best friend.]]

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* SemiDivine: [[spoiler: The protagonist, who is implied to still have has limited access to her powers as a former goddess. It becomes a major plot point in Huedhaut's route, where she becomes more powerful the more she remembers her past life. It's also implied in Dui's sequel that her powers are what saves her from the agony from being forced by Ida to drink the juice of the forbidden fruit, the same fruit that made Dui MercyKill his best friend.]]
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* EvenEvilHasStandards: Zygvalis is the closest thing to a series-wide antagonist: abrasive, harsh, dismissive of humanity in general and - in nearly all routes - has threatened to kill the protagonist for a variety of reasons. Even he is horrified when [[spoiler: the king of gods brands the protagonist with the divine mark of sin, something that is shown to weaken the gods and comes close to killing her as well.]]
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* AllJustADream: The plot of [[spoiler:the "If You Were A Goddess" side story]] turns out to be a dream the protagonist was having.
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* SuddenlyVoiced: The ending of the "If You Were A Goddess" special story gives Scorpio several voiced lines, courtesy of Creator/JunichiSuwabe.


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* WhatIf: The special side story "If You Were A Goddess" reverses the game's usual roles, presenting a scenario in which the protagonist is a goddess of fate and Scorpio is human.
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* EvenEvilHasStandards: Zygvalis is the closest thing to a series-wide antagonist: abrasive, harsh, dismissive of humanity in general and - in nearly all routes - has threatened to kill the protagonist for a variety of reasons. Even he is horrified when [[spoiler: the king of gods brands the protagonist with the divine mark of sin, something that is shown to weaken the gods and comes close to killing her as well.]]


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* ForbiddenRomance: A lot of the conflict that arises in the stories is due to the protagonist's relationship with the god of her choosing. Zygvalis points out that any hitch or milestone in their relationship could affect the earth, even more so since the protagonist herself is a reincarnated goddess. [[spoiler: In most of the sequels, the imbalances that arise on Earth happens when the protagonist and the god become intimate for the first time, or otherwise deepen their relationship.]]
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** Scorpio will do anything to keep the protagonist safe in his sequel route. [[spoiler: And if he has to stand up to the King of the Gods to do that, despite being outmatched in terms of sheer power, then he will.]]
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* SemiDivine: [[spoiler: The protagonist, who is implied to still have limited access to her powers as a former goddess. It becomes a major plot point in Huedhaut's route, where she becomes more powerful the more she remembers her past life. It's also implied in Dui's sequel that her powers are what saves her from the agony from being forced by Ida to drink the juice of the forbidden fruit, the same fruit that made Dui MercyKill his best friend.]]
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** [[spoiler: The protagonist begins to remember her past life as a goddess in Huedhaut's route, most likely as a result of her growing feelings for him. It's revealed that the Goddess!Protagonist gave up her existence to save humanity. Her soul would have also been destroyed if Huedhaut hadn't pulled out the stars in his left eye.

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** [[spoiler: The protagonist begins to remember her past life as a goddess in Huedhaut's route, most likely as a result of her growing feelings for him. It's revealed that the Goddess!Protagonist gave up her existence to save humanity. Her soul would have also been destroyed if Huedhaut hadn't pulled out the stars in his left eye.]]



* {{Yandere}}: [[spoiler:Eris in Leon's sequel]]

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* {{Yandere}}: [[spoiler:Eris [[spoiler: Eris in Leon's sequel]]

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* MessianicArchetype: [[spoiler: The protagonist when she was a goddess. She loved humanity more than any other god, and gave up her existence to save them from the king of heaven's wrath.]]



* PastLifeMemories: Fallen gods are reincarnated as humans, although they keep their memories of their lives as gods. [[spoiler:Leon's sequel showcases exactly how cruel this fate is with Eris, who has had several lifetimes of being unable to live a normal human life because she remembers being a god]]. Gods who choose to be reborn of their own free will don't keep their memories - and may be better off for it. [[spoiler:The protagonist's past self chose to be reborn as a human for reasons that have yet to be revealed.]]

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* PastLifeMemories: Fallen gods are reincarnated as humans, although they keep their memories of their lives as gods. [[spoiler:Leon's sequel showcases exactly how cruel this fate is with Eris, who has had several lifetimes of being unable to live a normal human life because she remembers being a god]]. Gods who choose to be reborn of their own free will don't keep their memories - and may be better off for it. [[spoiler:The protagonist's it.
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past self chose to be reborn life as a human goddess in Huedhaut's route, most likely as a result of her growing feelings for reasons him. It's revealed that the Goddess!Protagonist gave up her existence to save humanity. Her soul would have yet to be revealed.]]also been destroyed if Huedhaut hadn't pulled out the stars in his left eye.



** Leon's sequel ends with one big question left unresolved: [[spoiler:Who granted the now human Eris divine powers so she could take her vengeance on Leon?]]
** Who corrupted [[spoiler:Dui's]] friend? The main route leaves the question unanswered, with several hints that it was part of a larger plan. The sequel offers the resolution, but adds yet ''another'' question: [[spoiler:While Ida set events in motion as part of a plan to overthrow the rule of heaven, he appears to have bargained with someone for the power to pull it off. Who?]]

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** Leon's sequel ends with one big question left unresolved: [[spoiler:Who [[spoiler: Who granted the now human Eris divine powers so she could take her vengeance on Leon?]]
** Who corrupted [[spoiler:Dui's]] friend? The main route leaves the question unanswered, with several hints that it was part of a larger plan. The sequel offers the resolution, but adds yet ''another'' question: [[spoiler:While [[spoiler: While Ida set events in motion as part of a plan to overthrow the rule of heaven, he appears to have bargained with someone for the power to pull it off. Who?]]
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* EmpathicEnvironment: Justified in [[spoiler:Huedhaut's]] main route and the POV story of the same: [[spoiler:The protagonist's]] emerging divine powers, coupled with emotional turmoil, manifests as endless rain that eventually becomes a threat to the Earth's ecosystem. Other characters explicitly note the connection between sadness and rain. See also: PowerIncontinence

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* EmpathicEnvironment: Justified in [[spoiler:Huedhaut's]] main route and the POV story of the same: [[spoiler:The protagonist's]] emerging divine powers, power, coupled with emotional turmoil, manifests as endless rain that eventually becomes a threat to the Earth's ecosystem. Other characters explicitly note the connection between sadness and rain. See also: PowerIncontinence
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* EmpathicEnvironment: Justified in [[spoiler:Huedhaut's]] main route and the POV story of the same: [[spoiler:The protagonist's]] emerging divine powers, coupled with emotional turmoil, manifests as endless rain that eventually becomes a threat to the Earth's ecosystem. Other characters explicitly note the connection between sadness and rain. See also: PowerIncontinence
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* {{Yandere}}: [[spoiler:Eris in Leon's sequel]]
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* SickeninglySweethearts: [[spoiler:Dui]] and the protagonist become one of ''those'' couples. The rest of the cast respond with eye-rolling and second hand embarrassment.

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* SickeninglySweethearts: While they're not quite as bad as they could be, [[spoiler:Dui]] and the protagonist do indeed become one of ''those'' couples.''that'' couple. The rest of the cast respond with eye-rolling and second hand embarrassment.

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* MercyKill: [[spoiler:Dui's]] "murder" of his friend was actually the only kindness he could offer at the time. [[spoiler:He chose to be branded as a murderer partly out of guilt, and partly to protect Celsios's reputation.]]



* MundaneObjectAmazement: Scorpio may not have a high opinion of humans, but he finds their machines fascinating.

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Scorpio may not have a high opinion of humans, but he finds their machines fascinating.fascinating.
** Dui loves humans and has nothing but praise for the various clever inventions they use to make their lives easier.

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** Who corrupted [[spoiler:Dui's]] friend? The main route leaves the question unanswered, with several hints that it was part of a larger plan.

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** Who corrupted [[spoiler:Dui's]] friend? The main route leaves the question unanswered, with several hints that it was part of a larger plan. The sequel offers the resolution, but adds yet ''another'' question: [[spoiler:While Ida set events in motion as part of a plan to overthrow the rule of heaven, he appears to have bargained with someone for the power to pull it off. Who?]]
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* AlwaysSaveTheGirl: In his main storyline, Leon [[spoiler:is placed on trial by the other gods for loving the protagonist above other humans, and given a choice: to kill her or be killed himself. Rather than face parting with the woman he loves, Leon embraces his full power and decides to ''remake the universe itself'', declaring that any universe that would allow him to be separated from the protagonist is "without meaning". It takes the intervention of the King of Gods and a CooldownHug from the protagonist to stop him.]]

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