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* [[An Ice Person]] - His Elemental Orb attack in DW5 and EX and Musou attacks in DW7. |
* [[An Ice Person]] - His Elemental Orb attack in DW5 and EX and Musou attacks in DW7/8. |
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* [[Bifurcated Weapon]] - His dual swords connect to each other in 5. |
* [[Bifurcated Weapon]] - His dual swords connect to each other in 5/8. |
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** [[Dual-Wielding]] - Twin broadswords in DW7 |
** [[Dual-Wielding]] - Twin broadswords in DW7 |
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** [[Cool Sword]] in DW6 |
** [[Cool Sword]] in DW6 |
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* [[Ho Yay]] - With Sima Yi |
* [[Ho Yay]] - With Sima Yi |
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* [[Hypercompetent Sidekick]] - During Wei's version of the Battle of Chi Bi, Cao Pi recognizes the danger of Wu's fire attack, though Cao Cao brushes it off. Since his father's the one in charge, Cao Pi's only able to move himself and his wife to stop the attack. |
* [[Hypercompetent Sidekick]] - During Wei's version of the Battle of Chi Bi, Cao Pi recognizes the danger of Wu's fire attack, though Cao Cao brushes it off. Since his father's the one in charge, Cao Pi's only able to move himself and his wife to stop the attack. |
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** DW8 reverses this, with him being dismissive of Shu's chances of attempting a fire attack. |
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* [[Jerk with a Heart of Gold]] - He is very sweet and gentle with Zhen Ji. A stark contrast from [[Bastard Boyfriend|his behavior]] in [[Romance of the Three Kingdoms|the books.]] |
* [[Jerk with a Heart of Gold]] - He is very sweet and gentle with Zhen Ji. A stark contrast from [[Bastard Boyfriend|his behavior]] in [[Romance of the Three Kingdoms|the books.]] |
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** Given that Zhen Ji is a fusion of the original and her successor from the book/actual history, he would otherwise would have been depicted a schizophrenic [[Tsundere]], and as if to compensate for this, he leans closer and closer to being an outright [[Jerkass]] where Zhen Ji is not involved in later games. |
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* [[Rain of Arrows]] - His Tome Special in DW6. |
* [[Rain of Arrows]] - His Tome Special in DW6. |
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** In the ''Warriors Orochi'' spinoffs, he makes arrow-rains come from the ''ground''. |
** In the ''Warriors Orochi'' spinoffs, he makes arrow-rains come from the ''ground''. |
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* [[Smug Snake]]: This aspect of him becomes more apparent by DW8, interactions with Zhen Ji excepted. |
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* [[Stuck in Their Shadow]] - His father's, even in [[Warriors Orochi|the crossover]]. In the novel, although he's the one to force the last Han Emperor's abdication and seize the throne, Cao Cao is retroactively canonized as the "Martial Emperor of Wei". |
* [[Stuck in Their Shadow]] - His father's, even in [[Warriors Orochi|the crossover]]. In the novel, although he's the one to force the last Han Emperor's abdication and seize the throne, Cao Cao is retroactively canonized as the "Martial Emperor of Wei". |
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** DW8 reverses this somewhat, with Cao Pi being portrayed as the final antagonist of the Wu Historical Route, and Cao Cao passes the torch to his son in the end of the Wei Historical Route, and even the Hypothetical Route for Wei has the soldiers remarking Cao Pi will succeed his father's legacy. |
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== Zhen Ji == |
== Zhen Ji == |
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