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The series has been adapted into a 27-episode anime licensed by Sentai Filmworks.
The series has been adapted into a 27-episode anime licensed by Sentai Filmworks.
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=== This series provides examples of: ===
* [[Absolute Cleavage]]: Hamyuts Meseta.
* [[Absolute Cleavage]]: Hamyuts Meseta.
* [[Anyone Can Die]]: And How. This series has an immense body count.
* [[Anyone Can Die]]: And How. This series has an immense body count.
* [[Anti Hero]]: Several characters, but especially Hamyuts Meseta, who at times may approach [[Villain Protagonist]] levels.
* [[Anti-Hero]]: Several characters, but especially Hamyuts Meseta, who at times may approach [[Villain Protagonist]] levels.
* [[Grey and Black Morality]]
* [[Grey and Black Morality]]
* [[Heroic Sacrifice]]: {{spoiler|Volken, Colio Tonies}}
* [[Heroic Sacrifice]]: {{spoiler|Volken, Colio Tonies}}
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* [[Superpower Lottery]]: characters able to absorb the magic rights of the owners of books usually fall straight into this category.
* [[Superpower Lottery]]: characters able to absorb the magic rights of the owners of books usually fall straight into this category.
* {{spoiler|[[The End of the World As We Know It]]}}
* {{spoiler|[[The End of the World As We Know It]]}}
* [[White Haired Pretty Boy]] Zatoh and Ruruta. Curiously, the show plays around with the usual connotations and turns the hair-colour into a plot point.
* [[White-Haired Pretty Boy]] Zatoh and Ruruta. Curiously, the show plays around with the usual connotations and turns the hair-colour into a plot point.


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