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* CreatureHunterOrganization: Atlas. Hunters appear to be a more grassroots phenomena, without any overarching structure, but sharing tips and information, working to together when their hunts overlap, and having areas like the bar The Wild Hunt where hunters gather to drink, talk, and plan.

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* CreatureHunterOrganization: Atlas. Hunters appear to be a more grassroots phenomena, without any overarching structure, but sharing tips and information, working to together when their hunts overlap, and having areas like the bar The Wild Hunt where hunters gather to drink, talk, and plan.
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* FakingTheDead: [[spoiler:At the end of the Sugar Fen arc, Lady Rue and her son have gone into hiding to make Atlas believe they're dead, so they won't know Rue spoke to Fall. Reggie also made one last call into Atlas headquarters to make them believe he and Agent Porter are dead, too.]]

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* BloodMagic: Mah Yun knows it, and [[spoiler:she's been teaching Marco.]]

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* BloodMagic: BlindSeer: Lady Rue. In fact, this is her actual witch title.
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Mah Yun knows it, and [[spoiler:she's been teaching Marco.]]]]
** Another witch, Lady Rue, specializes in it.
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* SpiritualSuccessor: To ''Webcomic/ParallelDementia''. The setting is very different, but it features some of the old characters like [[TheHero Fall]], David, [[{{Golem}} Reggie]], Alexis Ivanova, a man that appears to be Midas, the organization Atlas, [[spoiler:[[NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast The Visage of Death]], and possibly [[FanNickname The Thing in Chains]]]].

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* SpiritualSuccessor: To ''Webcomic/ParallelDementia''. The setting is very different, but it features some of the old characters like [[TheHero Fall]], David, [[{{Golem}} Reggie]], Alexis Alex Ivanova, a man that appears to be Midas, the organization Atlas, [[spoiler:[[NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast The Visage of Death]], and possibly [[FanNickname The Thing in Chains]]]].

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* AnArmAndALeg: [[spoiler: Marina Barros lost her lower left leg in the fight against the Hierophant where his body was destroyed.]]

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* AnArmAndALeg: ApocalypseMaiden: [[spoiler:Fall is the current Harbinger, the latest in a long line of people born with SupernaturalGoldEyes, a HealingFactor, and who turn into natural disasters upon death. They have an unknown connection to the Hierophant. Fall is the oldest Harbinger in a very long time, because Gold, the current chairman of Atlas, decided to keep her alive in an attempt to break the vicious cycle.]]
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[[spoiler: Marina Barros lost her lower left leg in the fight against the Hierophant where his body was destroyed.]]



* BatterUp: Fall is able to kill a dragon with a baseball bat because the bat was owned and signed by famous baseball player Berry Riese, who used it to win the 1923 World Series, thus making the bat qualify as a "legendary weapon", the only thing that can kill a dragon. She keeps the bat afterwards.



* EyeColourChange: Fall used to have brown eyes, but they turned gold as a result of what the Hierophant did to her.

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* EyeColourChange: Fall used to have brown eyes, but they turned gold as a result of what the Hierophant did to her. [[spoiler:It's actually a {{subversion}}. Fall is the current [[ApocalypseMaiden Harbinger]], and as David discovers when he visits some of her relatives, she ''always'' had golden eyes.]]
* FakeMemories: [[spoiler:It's revealed that Atlas altered Fall's memories so she would forget that her eyes were always orange and that her mother owned the necklace she kept as a last token of her parents. The necklace was a surveillance device.]]



* SpiritualSuccessor: to ''Webcomic/ParallelDementia''. The setting is very different, but it features some of the old characters like [[TheHero Fall]], David, [[{{Golem}} Reggie]], Alexis Ivanova, a man that appears to be Midas, the organization Atlas, [[spoiler:[[NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast The Visage of Death]], and possibly [[FanNickname The Thing in Chains]]]].

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* SpiritualSuccessor: to To ''Webcomic/ParallelDementia''. The setting is very different, but it features some of the old characters like [[TheHero Fall]], David, [[{{Golem}} Reggie]], Alexis Ivanova, a man that appears to be Midas, the organization Atlas, [[spoiler:[[NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast The Visage of Death]], and possibly [[FanNickname The Thing in Chains]]]].



* SupernaturalGoldEyes: Fall has had them ever since the Hierophant changed her. They used to be brown. While she was in witness protection, she wore coloured contacts to hide them.

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* SupernaturalGoldEyes: Fall has had them ever since the Hierophant changed her. They used to be brown. While she was in witness protection, she wore coloured contacts to hide them. [[spoiler:It turns out she was born with them, as the current Harbinger. All the Harbingers have eyes like this, and Atlas altered her memories and last family photo so she would forget that her eyes were always orange.]]



* TouchedByVorlons: When he killed her parents, the Hierophant did something to Fall that left her with glowing golden eyes and a HealingFactor.

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* TouchedByVorlons: When he killed her parents, the Hierophant did something to Fall that left her with glowing golden eyes and a HealingFactor. [[spoiler:It's actually a {{subversion}}, though: Fall was ''born'' that way, as the latest [[ApocalypseMaiden Harbinger]]. Atlas altered her memories so she believed the Hierophant did it.]]
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* MaybeMagicMaybeMundane: Though this setting stretches the definition of "mundane", was [[spoiler:Visage's]] recovery due to [[spoiler:his own not inconsiderable power, or were those rattling, moving chains more than just spooky ambiance? Could [[FanNickname The Thing in Chains]] have made his way over from ''Webcomic/ParallelDementia'' and be up to his {{Chessmaster}} ways?]] Would probably fall under InMysteriousWays if the latter.
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* BulletCatch: [[spoiler:''Fall'']] pulls this off, complete with GlowingEyesOfDoom.
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* CreatureHunterOrganization: Atlas. Hunters appear to be a more grassroots phenomena, without any overarching structure, but sharing tips and information, working to together when their hunts overlap, and having areas like the bar The Wild Hunt where hunters gather to drink, talk, and plan.
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* GhostlyGape: The Visage sports one, which makes him look even more disturbing. Actually, all of the ghosts in Broughton Hall have one, and Visage's is probably the least [[BodyHorror horrific]]... though still potentially the creepiest. Especially since his speech bubbles often [[PaintingTheMedium extend into and behind his mask]], making it look like they are issuing from deep within.
* {{Golem}}: Sword Interval doesn't have high technology, unlike its predecessor ''Webcomic/ParallelDementia'', and golems are powered by spirits and magic. Reggie is a Hungering Golem, meaning he sustains himself by feeding on magic around him [[spoiler: and can do so offensively, draining the magic out of a huge area and destroying magical constructs like those created by [[PlantPerson Granny Slough]]]]. He appears to have been created by the English for World War I, and has since been claimed by Atlas [[spoiler:apparently regardless of what he desires]]. ArtificialLimbs are also made of non-sentient golems, responding to the wearer's desires, which can lead to new limbs especially picking up objects the user finds curious or walking to places the owner is thinking of... whether or not the user actually intended to do those things.

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* GhostlyGape: The Visage sports one, which makes him look even more disturbing. Actually, all of the ghosts in Broughton Hall have one, and Visage's is probably the least ''least'' [[BodyHorror horrific]]... though still potentially the creepiest. Especially since his speech bubbles often [[PaintingTheMedium extend into and behind his mask]], making it look like they are issuing from deep within.
* {{Golem}}: Sword Interval ''Sword Interval'' doesn't have high technology, unlike its predecessor ''Webcomic/ParallelDementia'', and golems are powered by spirits and magic. Reggie is a Hungering Golem, meaning he sustains himself by feeding on magic around him [[spoiler: and can do so offensively, draining the magic out of a huge area and destroying magical constructs like those created by [[PlantPerson Granny Slough]]]]. He appears to have been created by the English for World War I, and has since been claimed by Atlas [[spoiler:apparently regardless of what he desires]]. ArtificialLimbs are also made of non-sentient golems, responding to the wearer's desires, which can lead to new limbs especially picking up objects the user finds curious or walking to places the owner is thinking of... whether or not the user actually intended to do those things.

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* GhostlyGape: The Visage sports one, which makes him look even more disturbing.

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* TheFourthWallWillNotProtectYou: Hello, Visage.
* GhostlyGape: The Visage sports one, which makes him look even more disturbing. Actually, all of the ghosts in Broughton Hall have one, and Visage's is probably the least [[BodyHorror horrific]]... though still potentially the creepiest. Especially since his speech bubbles often [[PaintingTheMedium extend into and behind his mask]], making it look like they are issuing from deep within.
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** Sheriff Clarke lost her left arm in the war with the Dryads. She has a [[ArtificialLimbs Golem Prosthetic]].

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* EvilIsNotAToy: [[spoiler:The kid from the first arc learns the hard way that summoning a monster is a bad idea, and Fall and David have to save him from his mistake.]]

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* EvilIsNotAToy: [[spoiler:The kid from the first arc learns the hard way that summoning a monster is a bad idea, and Fall and David have has to save him from his mistake.]]



** The Hierophant fits under the "Titles" and "Religious Names" categories.
** Mah Yun, the Stygian Medusa, falls in the "Ancient Dead Languages" and "Religious Names" categories.

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** The Hierophant fits under the "Titles" and "Religious Names" categories.
categories. World's strongest known magic user. [[ResurrectiveImmortality Doesn't stay dead]].
** Mah Yun, the Stygian Medusa, falls in the "Ancient Dead Languages" and "Religious Names" categories. A witch powerful and skilled enough to [[BodyguardingABadass bodyguard a dragon]] and go toe to toe (well, hair to knife) with Alexis Ivanova.
** The Visage of Death. 'Nuff said. The most powerful ghost seen or mentioned in setting, arguably the most threatening antagonist yet seen.
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An UrbanFantasy webcomic by Ben Fleuter that started in 2015. It can be read [[http://www.webtoons.com/en/fantasy/sword-interval/list?title_no=486 here]]. The author also wrote this comic's predecessor ''Webcomic/ParallelDementia'', and an unrelated webcomic ''Webcomic/Derelict''.

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An UrbanFantasy webcomic by Ben Fleuter that started in 2015. It can be read [[http://www.webtoons.com/en/fantasy/sword-interval/list?title_no=486 here]]. The author also wrote this comic's predecessor ''Webcomic/ParallelDementia'', and an unrelated webcomic ''Webcomic/Derelict''.
''Webcomic/{{Derelict}}''.
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An UrbanFantasy webcomic by Ben Fleuter that started in 2015. It can be read [[http://www.webtoons.com/en/fantasy/sword-interval/list?title_no=486 here]].

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An UrbanFantasy webcomic by Ben Fleuter that started in 2015. It can be read [[http://www.webtoons.com/en/fantasy/sword-interval/list?title_no=486 here]].
here]]. The author also wrote this comic's predecessor ''Webcomic/ParallelDementia'', and an unrelated webcomic ''Webcomic/Derelict''.
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* MaybeMagicMaybeMundane: Though this setting stretches the definition of "mundane", was [[spoiler:Visage's]] recovery due to [[his own not inconsiderable power, or were those rattling, moving chains more than just spooky ambiance? Could [[FanNickname The Thing in Chains]] have made his way over from ''Webcomic/ParallelDementia'' and be up to his {{Chessmaster}} ways?]] Would probably fall under InMysteriousWays if the latter.

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* MaybeMagicMaybeMundane: Though this setting stretches the definition of "mundane", was [[spoiler:Visage's]] recovery due to [[his [[spoiler:his own not inconsiderable power, or were those rattling, moving chains more than just spooky ambiance? Could [[FanNickname The Thing in Chains]] have made his way over from ''Webcomic/ParallelDementia'' and be up to his {{Chessmaster}} ways?]] Would probably fall under InMysteriousWays if the latter.
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Not actually sure if Maybe Magic, Maybe Mundane is the correct trope here, but I added Visage's recovery under that heading.

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* MaybeMagicMaybeMundane: Though this setting stretches the definition of "mundane", was [[spoiler:Visage's]] recovery due to [[his own not inconsiderable power, or were those rattling, moving chains more than just spooky ambiance? Could [[FanNickname The Thing in Chains]] have made his way over from ''Webcomic/ParallelDementia'' and be up to his {{Chessmaster}} ways?]] Would probably fall under InMysteriousWays if the latter.

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* {{Golem}}: Sword Interval doesn't have high technology, unlike its predecessor ''Webcomic/ParallelDementia'', and golems are powered by spirits and magic. Reggie is a Hungering Golem, meaning he sustains himself by feeding on magic around him [[spoiler: and can do so offensively, draining the magic out of a huge area and destroying magical constructs like those created by [[PlantPerson Granny Slough]]]]. He appears to have been created by the English for World War I, and has since been claimed by Atlas [[spoiler:apparently regardless of what he desires]]. ArtificialLimbs are also made of non-sentient golems, responding to the wearer's desires, which can lead to new limbs especially picking up objects the user finds curious or walking to places the owner is thinking of... whether or not the user actually intended to do those things.
-->'''Reggie''': Ah - I am a golem. [[MythologyGag Robots are a thing of fiction]].



* SpiritualSuccessor: to ''Webcomic/ParallelDementia''. The setting is very different, but it features some of the old characters like [[TheHero Fall]], David, [[{{Golem}} Reggie]], Alexis Ivanova, the organization Atlas, [[spoiler:[[NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast The Visage of Death]], and possibly [[FanNickname The Thing in Chains]]]].

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* SpiritualSuccessor: to ''Webcomic/ParallelDementia''. The setting is very different, but it features some of the old characters like [[TheHero Fall]], David, [[{{Golem}} Reggie]], Alexis Ivanova, a man that appears to be Midas, the organization Atlas, [[spoiler:[[NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast The Visage of Death]], and possibly [[FanNickname The Thing in Chains]]]].
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* SpiritualSuccessor: to ''Webcomic/ParallelDementia''. The setting is very different, but it features some of the old characters like [[TheHero Fall]], David, [[{{Golem}} Reggie]], Alexis Ivanova, the organization Atlas, [[spoiler:[[NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast The Visage of Death]], and possibly [[FanNickname The Thing in Chains]]]].
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* SkinWalker: Fall and David hunt a few. They look like skinned humans with blank white eyes, and wear the skins of humans and wolves. They can only be killed outside of their skins.

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* SkinWalker: Fall and David hunt a few. They look like skinned humans with blank white eyes, and wear the skins of humans and wolves. They can only Their skins are bulletproof (and presumably proof to most other things, too) meaning they typically have to be killed outside of their skins.them. [[spoiler:Fall pins one under a car and fires a shotgun into its open mouth.]]
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* BaitAndSwitch: The opening prologue shows the fight against the Hierophant where his body was originally destroyed, and [[spoiler:it looks like Fall's parents were killed then. It's later revealed in a flashback that they survived, and were actually killed later that year, in December, when the Hierophant came back for revenge.]]

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* BaitAndSwitch: The opening prologue shows the fight against the Hierophant where his body was originally destroyed, and [[spoiler:it looks like Fall's parents were killed then. It's later revealed in a flashback that they survived, and were actually killed later that year, in December, when the Hierophant came back for revenge.revenge (or possibly just to shape Fall).]]
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* INeedYouStronger: The Hierophant spared Fall and marked with "gifts" (and was delighted she became a hunter specifically to kill him) for some as yet unknown purpose.
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* SecretPassageway: There's one at Broughton Hall, leading to the Visage's secret torture cellar.

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* SecretPassageway: SecretUndergroundPassage: There's one at in the cellar of Broughton Hall, leading to the Visage's secret torture cellar.chamber.
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* EvenEvilHasLovedOnes: [[spoiler:Mah Yun, the Stygian Medusa, is in a happy relationship with hunter Marco Tousi.]]


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* SecretPassageway: There's one at Broughton Hall, leading to the Visage's secret torture cellar.


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* StringTheory: [[spoiler:In the vision the ghosts show David of what happened the night Broughton Hall was flooded, there's a map of the world with notes and string on the wall of Karl Banks' lair.]]

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* ChairmanOfTheBrawl: Early on, when defending himself in a fight in a diner, David uses a barstool as a weapon.



* RightForTheWrongReasons: The town of Titanfolly has been dealing with a spate of disappearances. Several locals note that they only started after retired hunter David Shimizu moved into town, and conclude he's got something to do with it. [[spoiler:It's not actually his doing, but that of a LoonyFan of his who's trying to get him to come out of retirement.]]
* ShovelStrike: [[spoiler:Hector Broughton killed Karl Banks by stabbing him in the face with a shovel, resulting in the ghastly grimace he sports as the undead Visage.]]



* WhiteMaskOfDoom: The Visage sports one, both in life and death.

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* WhiteMaskOfDoom: The Visage sports one, both in life and death.undeath.
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* WeirdHistoricalWar: Apparently this universe's version of World War I involved magic and necromancy.
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* TheExtremistWasRight: [[spoiler:The Visage, aka Karl Banks, became the insane murderous villain we see him as because he believed that his childhood friend, who'd died in a fire, was being hunted down and murdered every time she reincarnated. It's revealed in strip 84 that [[TitleDrop he was right]].]]

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* TheExtremistWasRight: [[spoiler:The Visage, aka Karl Banks, became the insane murderous villain we see him as because he believed that his childhood friend, friend Sarah, who'd died in a fire, was being hunted down and murdered every time she reincarnated. It's revealed in strip 84 that [[TitleDrop he was right]].]]
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* Reincarnation: [[spoiler:Seems to be possible. The Visage's descent into villainy came about because a childhood friend of his died in a fire, and he came to believe that her reincarnations were being hunted down and killed by a secretive organization. [[WhamLine He was right.]]]]

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* Reincarnation: [[spoiler:Seems to be possible.{{Reincarnation}}: [[spoiler:Possible in this universe. The Visage's descent into villainy came about because a childhood friend of his died in a fire, and he came to believe that her reincarnations were being hunted down and killed by a secretive organization. [[WhamLine He was right.]]]]

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* BasiliskAndCockatrice: A basilisk can turn anything its eye sees to stone, and can be killed only by the sound of a rooster's first crow at dawn.
* BloodMagic: Mah Yun knows it, and [[spoiler:she's been teaching Marco.]]



* EvilIsNotAToy: [[spoiler:The kid from the first arc learns the hard way that summoning a monster is a bad idea, and Fall and David have to save him from his mistake.]]
* TheExtremistWasRight: [[spoiler:The Visage, aka Karl Banks, became the insane murderous villain we see him as because he believed that his childhood friend, who'd died in a fire, was being hunted down and murdered every time she reincarnated. It's revealed in strip 84 that [[TitleDrop he was right]].]]
* EyeColourChange: Fall used to have brown eyes, but they turned gold as a result of what the Hierophant did to her.
* GhostlyGape: The Visage sports one, which makes him look even more disturbing.
* HauntedHouse: Broughton Hall, which brought the Spirit Bomb crew there.
* HealingFactor: Something else Fall has as a result of the Hierophant's "gift".



* NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast:
** The Hierophant fits under the "Titles" and "Religious Names" categories.
** Mah Yun, the Stygian Medusa, falls in the "Ancient Dead Languages" and "Religious Names" categories.
* OurGhostsAreDifferent: Most of the ghosts at Broughton Hall are just ordinary spirits that haven't passed on. Why haven't they passed on? Because of the ''other'' ghost, the Visage, a murderous wraith.
* Reincarnation: [[spoiler:Seems to be possible. The Visage's descent into villainy came about because a childhood friend of his died in a fire, and he came to believe that her reincarnations were being hunted down and killed by a secretive organization. [[WhamLine He was right.]]]]



* SkinWalker: Fall and David hunt a few. They look like skinned humans with blank white eyes, and wear the skins of humans and wolves. They can only be killed outside of their skins.



* SupernaturalGoldEyes: Fall has had them ever since the Hierophant changed her. They used to be brown. While she was in witness protection, she wore coloured contacts to hide them.
* SympatheticMagic: The Stygian Medusa can do this with people's hair.
* TakenForGranite: Hunter Marco Tousi is introduced having fallen victim to the gaze of a basilisk. Fortunately, there's a cure.



* TwistedChristmas: [[spoiler:The Hierophant killed Fall's parents and altered her just as the family was planning to leave for Christmas.]]
* UnfinishedBusiness: The ghosts at Broughton Hall are sticking around to try and protect people from the murderous wraith called the Visage.




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* WhiteMaskOfDoom: The Visage sports one, both in life and death.
* WhoYouGonnaCall: The trio of hunters known as Spirit Bomb specialize in ghosts.
* WickedWitch: The Stygian Medusa is one.
* WitnessProtection: Fall was put in this after her parents died.
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* LockedIntoStrangeness: Atlas agent Alex Ivanova's hair turned white when the Hierophant grabbed her by the head during the battle at the beginning.
* LoonyFan: [[spoiler:The antagonist of the first arc is a teenager who summoned a monster to try and get David out of retirement. He succeeded, just not in the way he'd hoped.]]


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* RetiredBadass: At the beginning, David Shimizu has retired from monster hunting. He doesn't ''stay'' retired.
* RibcageRidge: The town of Titanfolly, Arizona, is located in a giant skeleton.
* SoulJar: [[spoiler:In keeping with being a Lich, the Hierophant has one. It seems it may be in the possession of Atlas.]]
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An UrbanFantasy webcomic by Ben Fleuter that started in 2015. It can be read [[http://www.webtoons.com/en/fantasy/sword-interval/list?title_no=486 here]].

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The world is on the verge of a supernatural apocalypse. Most people go about their daily lives trying to ignore the threats of magic and monsters, but there are some people who face the danger head-on, who fight the monsters.

Fall Barros is one of those people. When she was 12 years old, her parents were killed by the Hierophant, an extremely dangerous undead sorcerer. Up until recently, she was in the supernatural witness protection program, but she's recently left to hunt the Hierophant down.

She teams up with experienced hunter David Shimizu, and the two of them go hunting, with the ultimate plan to find a way to kill the Hierophant once and for all.

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* AnArmAndALeg: [[spoiler: Marina Barros lost her lower left leg in the fight against the Hierophant where his body was destroyed.]]
* BaitAndSwitch: The opening prologue shows the fight against the Hierophant where his body was originally destroyed, and [[spoiler:it looks like Fall's parents were killed then. It's later revealed in a flashback that they survived, and were actually killed later that year, in December, when the Hierophant came back for revenge.]]
* DatingCatwoman: Subverted. [[spoiler:It initially seems this is the case when we find out that Marco Tousi's girlfriend is the Stygian Medusa, but it turns out he knows who and what she is and doesn't care, firmly cementing him as untrustworthy.]]
* DisproportionateRetribution: Steal from a dragon, and they'll kill not only you, but your entire family.
* DragonHoard: There are dragons, and they have these, although the only one seen so far has taken to investing in the stock market.
* {{Lich}}: The Hierophant.
* MagicHair: Antagonist Mah Yun, the Stygian Medusa, turns her hair into giant snakes when attacking. She can also use ''other'' people's hair to control them.
* TouchedByVorlons: When he killed her parents, the Hierophant did something to Fall that left her with glowing golden eyes and a HealingFactor.
* UrbanFantasy: It takes place in a world similar to ours, but where magic has always been publicly known.

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