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Hayato was introduced to the world of Cyber Formula when by accident he became the registered driver of the Cyber Formula car Asurada, designed by his father [[Falling Into the Cockpit|while he recovered it from the hands of mercenaries]]. The Cyber System registers a unique user for the vehicle at the time of activation and the it would take a week to reformat the vehicle for another driver. This was not an option as the race was to be held much sooner. This forces the Sugo team to go with Hayato as the driver for the license race over the team's driver at the time, Akira Hiyoshi. After earning his license to compete in the Cyber Grand Prix, Hayato becomes the youngest driver to ever compete in the Grand Prix, at the time. |
Hayato was introduced to the world of Cyber Formula when by accident he became the registered driver of the Cyber Formula car Asurada, designed by his father [[Falling Into the Cockpit|while he recovered it from the hands of mercenaries]]. The Cyber System registers a unique user for the vehicle at the time of activation and the it would take a week to reformat the vehicle for another driver. This was not an option as the race was to be held much sooner. This forces the Sugo team to go with Hayato as the driver for the license race over the team's driver at the time, Akira Hiyoshi. After earning his license to compete in the Cyber Grand Prix, Hayato becomes the youngest driver to ever compete in the Grand Prix, at the time. |
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At the beginning of ''Zero'', he was nearly killed in an accident at the British GP when he first discovered the "Zero Realm". The fear was so powerful that he cannot pull the booster handle until the Norwegian GP when he overcomes the fear of the Zero Realm with a little help from Asuka. |
At the beginning of ''Zero'', he was nearly killed in an accident at the British GP when he first discovered the "Zero Realm". The fear was so powerful that he cannot pull the booster handle until the Norwegian GP when he overcomes the fear of the Zero Realm with a little help from Asuka. |
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In the main series, Hayato has the most World Championships with 4 (John Cleeve and Pitalia Lope have won 2 each). He can go Zero and has mastered the techniques Inertial Drift and Lifting Turn, when used, makes him almost impossible to be defeated. In the series' ending, it was revealed {{spoiler|that he is married to Asuka.}} It is also revealed in the storyline of the PS2 game, ''Road to the Infinity 3'' {{spoiler|that he won his 5th and 6th world championships.}} |
In the main series, Hayato has the most World Championships with 4 (John Cleeve and Pitalia Lope have won 2 each). He can go Zero and has mastered the techniques Inertial Drift and Lifting Turn, when used, makes him almost impossible to be defeated. In the series' ending, it was revealed {{spoiler|that he is married to Asuka.}} It is also revealed in the storyline of the PS2 game, ''Road to the Infinity 3'' {{spoiler|that he won his 5th and 6th world championships.}} |
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* [[The Rival]]: To Shinjyo and later Randoll, Osamu and eventually Kaga. |
* [[The Rival]]: To Shinjyo and later Randoll, Osamu and eventually Kaga. |
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* [[Think Nothing of It]]: In episode 25 of the TV series, he said that he just trusted in Asurada in a reception when talked about him saving Asuka, Osamu and everyone else in a plane when the plane couldn't lower the wheel. |
* [[Think Nothing of It]]: In episode 25 of the TV series, he said that he just trusted in Asurada in a reception when talked about him saving Asuka, Osamu and everyone else in a plane when the plane couldn't lower the wheel. |
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* [[Took a Level in Badass]]: Once he learned more of his driving skills, he became a full-fledged racer. |
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* [[Took a Level in Jerkass]]: In ''SAGA''. He regains his original personality towards the end of episode 4. |
* [[Took a Level in Jerkass]]: In ''SAGA''. He regains his original personality towards the end of episode 4. |
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* [[Vomit Discretion Shot]]: In episode 3 of ''Double One'', after he drove recklessly on the test track as he's put into Asuka's arms and then he fell down as he threw up. |
* [[Vomit Discretion Shot]]: In episode 3 of ''Double One'', after he drove recklessly on the test track as he's put into Asuka's arms and then he fell down as he threw up. |
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* [[Get a Hold of Yourself, Man!]]: He does this to Henri in the final episode of ''Zero'' after Henri tried to abandon his chance of winning the championship. Ironically, he was slapped by his father in a flashback in the TV series before he leaves his home to England. |
* [[Get a Hold of Yourself, Man!]]: He does this to Henri in the final episode of ''Zero'' after Henri tried to abandon his chance of winning the championship. Ironically, he was slapped by his father in a flashback in the TV series before he leaves his home to England. |
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* {{spoiler|[[He Knows Too Much]]: Schumacher knew that Hayato's father was developing Asurada during their tenure in Missing Link and learns about Smith's sinister plans. Smith tries to kill him for exposing his secrets, but wound up injuring him instead. He got better, but unfortunately, he suffered an eye injury, which would set the course for ''11''.}} |
* {{spoiler|[[He Knows Too Much]]: Schumacher knew that Hayato's father was developing Asurada during their tenure in Missing Link and learns about Smith's sinister plans. Smith tries to kill him for exposing his secrets, but wound up injuring him instead. He got better, but unfortunately, he suffered an eye injury, which would set the course for ''11''.}} |
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* [[Jerkass Facade]]: In ''11'', it seems that he [[Took a Level in Jerkass]] once he challenges Hayato and the other drivers, {{spoiler|but it turns out that he just wanted to ''teach'' Hayato how to be a better racer as his eyesight problems begins to worsen.}} |
* [[Jerkass Facade]]: In ''11'', it seems that he [[Took a Level in Jerkass]] once he challenges Hayato and the other drivers, {{spoiler|but it turns out that he just wanted to ''teach'' Hayato how to be a better racer as his eyesight problems begins to worsen.}} |
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* {{spoiler|[[Luke, I Am Your Father]]: He is Asuka's long lost brother, he ran away from home 5 years before the original series takes place to be a racer in England.}} |
* {{spoiler|[[Luke, I Am Your Father]]: He is Asuka's long lost brother, he ran away from home 5 years before the original series takes place to be a racer in England.}} |
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* [[Mysterious Protector]]: In the first half of the TV series. |
* [[Mysterious Protector]]: In the first half of the TV series. |
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** [[Official Couple]]: He and Rena are these in their first game. |
** [[Official Couple]]: He and Rena are these in their first game. |
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* [[Canon Immigrant]]: He first appeared in the PS1 game, and was later put into the final closing credits of ''Sin''. |
* [[Canon Immigrant]]: He first appeared in the PS1 game, and was later put into the final closing credits of ''Sin''. |
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* [[Featureless Protagonist]]: Averted. He has a physical appearance, personality, and story, although the player can name the character, with Seiichiro Shiba being the default (in the PS1 game) and canon name. |
* [[Featureless Protagonist]]: Averted. He has a physical appearance, personality, and story, although the player can name the character, with Seiichiro Shiba being the default (in the PS1 game) and canon name. |
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* [[My Hero Zero]]: His Nemesis machine's number is "0", and he's the protagonist in his game. |
* [[My Hero Zero]]: His Nemesis machine's number is "0", and he's the protagonist in his game. |
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** [[Only Known by Their Nickname]]: He is rarely referred to by his real name Ryohei. |
** [[Only Known by Their Nickname]]: He is rarely referred to by his real name Ryohei. |
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* [[Older Than They Look]]: He is shorter than Hayato, but he is a year older than him. |
* [[Older Than They Look]]: He is shorter than Hayato, but he is a year older than him. |
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* [[Tragic Dream]]: He wanted to be an auto racer, but he has a special blood type mentioned above that made that dream impossible to achieve because if he gets injured, he loses a lot of blood and it's difficult to find a blood of his type to use transfusion. |
* [[Tragic Dream]]: He wanted to be an auto racer, but he has a special blood type mentioned above that made that dream impossible to achieve because if he gets injured, he loses a lot of blood and it's difficult to find a blood of his type to use transfusion. |
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=== '''Shinsuke Maki''' === |
=== '''Shinsuke Maki''' === |
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Bleed Kaga was a former 'Crash Racer' racing on the fringes of recognized professional racing. These racing often dangerous and resulting in death gave him a plethora of skills he passed on to then rookie driver Hayato Kazami when they met on the highways of Japan. They quickly became friends which was complicated when Bleed, always chasing the big money made the jump to the new Aoi ZIP Formula team formed when his "Proto Jaguar" (A modified Cyber-wheel made by Aoi) was totally wrecked in the Fireball Race and Aoi began to lose confidence in their rising star Naoki Shinjyo. Bleed and Hayato would first be friends then [[Red Oni, Blue Oni|rivals]] as their goals in racing began to clash. |
Bleed Kaga was a former 'Crash Racer' racing on the fringes of recognized professional racing. These racing often dangerous and resulting in death gave him a plethora of skills he passed on to then rookie driver Hayato Kazami when they met on the highways of Japan. They quickly became friends which was complicated when Bleed, always chasing the big money made the jump to the new Aoi ZIP Formula team formed when his "Proto Jaguar" (A modified Cyber-wheel made by Aoi) was totally wrecked in the Fireball Race and Aoi began to lose confidence in their rising star Naoki Shinjyo. Bleed and Hayato would first be friends then [[Red Oni, Blue Oni|rivals]] as their goals in racing began to clash. |
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Like Hayato, {{spoiler|he proceeded the "Zero-Realm" ability which can predict the opponent's movement in an very early stage, however, upon his discovery of "Zero-Realm", he would be involved in an accident in which his best friend Eiji Aizawa was killed. [[My Greatest Failure|He bears the grief as the reason of his death]] until he found Hayato, which he found similarities towards Eiji. Kaga would call Hayato as his "lifetime rival" until he beats him in 2022. In the opener of 2023 season, he was seen visiting the grave of Eiji.}} |
Like Hayato, {{spoiler|he proceeded the "Zero-Realm" ability which can predict the opponent's movement in an very early stage, however, upon his discovery of "Zero-Realm", he would be involved in an accident in which his best friend Eiji Aizawa was killed. [[My Greatest Failure|He bears the grief as the reason of his death]] until he found Hayato, which he found similarities towards Eiji. Kaga would call Hayato as his "lifetime rival" until he beats him in 2022. In the opener of 2023 season, he was seen visiting the grave of Eiji.}} |
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* [[Red Baron]]: "The Young Japanese Warrior" |
* [[Red Baron]]: "The Young Japanese Warrior" |
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* [[The Rival]]: To Hayato, at least in at the first half of the TV series. |
* [[The Rival]]: To Hayato, at least in at the first half of the TV series. |
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** [[The Resenter]]: Also to Hayato and the other racers at first, when he gets constantly shown up by the then-rookie Hayato. |
** [[The Resenter]]: Also to Hayato and the other racers at first, when he gets constantly shown up by the then-rookie Hayato. |
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* [[Sensitive Guy and Manly Man]]: The manly man (Along with Kaga) to Hayato's sensitive guy. He's also the manly man to his teammate Katagiri. |
* [[Sensitive Guy and Manly Man]]: The manly man (Along with Kaga) to Hayato's sensitive guy. He's also the manly man to his teammate Katagiri. |
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* [[Shonen Hair]] |
* [[Shonen Hair]] |
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* [[Shiny Midnight Black]] |
* [[Shiny Midnight Black]] |
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* [[Super Mode]]: The Zero Realm, like Hayato and Kaga, although he only does this once. |
* [[Super Mode]]: The Zero Realm, like Hayato and Kaga, although he only does this once. |
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* [[Survival Mantra]]: In EP 6 of ''ZERO'': |
* [[Survival Mantra]]: In EP 6 of ''ZERO'': |
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{{quote|"Run Ex-Superion, Run...run...RUN!!!! RUN! RUN! RUN! RUN!!!"}} |
{{quote|"Run Ex-Superion, Run...run...RUN!!!! RUN! RUN! RUN! RUN!!!"}} |
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* [[Tall, Dark and Snarky]] |
* [[Tall, Dark and Snarky]] |
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Karl Lichter von Randoll is the eldest child of one of the [[Blue Blood|most prominent families in his native Austria]]. From an incredibly wealthy background, [[The Ace|he excelled at all sports and endeavors]] until he took the challenge of Cyber Formula while chasing Asuka Sugo. Accepting the offer of Union Savior, Randoll officially succeeded Knight Schumacher's championship points and started his career. Nicknamed the 'Amadeus of the Circuit' or simply 'Genius' he wins his debut race humiliating Naoki Shinjyo in the process and establishes himself as a contender for the 2015 title. An early rival to Hayato Kazami and a [[Spoiled Brat]], he finds a purpose in his life through Cyber Formula and forms real lasting friendships. He usually is having tea breaks inside pits or on pit lanes, even in the middle of the races. |
Karl Lichter von Randoll is the eldest child of one of the [[Blue Blood|most prominent families in his native Austria]]. From an incredibly wealthy background, [[The Ace|he excelled at all sports and endeavors]] until he took the challenge of Cyber Formula while chasing Asuka Sugo. Accepting the offer of Union Savior, Randoll officially succeeded Knight Schumacher's championship points and started his career. Nicknamed the 'Amadeus of the Circuit' or simply 'Genius' he wins his debut race humiliating Naoki Shinjyo in the process and establishes himself as a contender for the 2015 title. An early rival to Hayato Kazami and a [[Spoiled Brat]], he finds a purpose in his life through Cyber Formula and forms real lasting friendships. He usually is having tea breaks inside pits or on pit lanes, even in the middle of the races. |
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At the beginning of ''Zero'', he gets seriously injured and he gains a scar on his cheek in the process. |
At the beginning of ''Zero'', he gets seriously injured and he gains a scar on his cheek in the process. |
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Tropes associated with Marie: |
Tropes associated with Marie: |
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* [[Fiery Redhead]] |
* [[Fiery Redhead]] |
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* [[He Who Must Not Be Heard|She Who Must Not Be Heard]]: She never once speaks in the series, although she does have speaking parts in the drama CDs. |
* [[He Who Must Not Be Heard|She Who Must Not Be Heard]]: She never once speaks in the series, although she does have speaking parts in the drama CDs. |
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* [[You Go, Girl!]] |
* [[You Go, Girl!]] |
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* [[Eye Scream]]: He lost his left eye (along with his left arm) in an F-1 test when he crashed while chasing Osamu. |
* [[Eye Scream]]: He lost his left eye (along with his left arm) in an F-1 test when he crashed while chasing Osamu. |
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* [[Good Scars, Evil Scars]]: After he got his new prosthetic eye, it revealed a huge scar over his left eye. |
* [[Good Scars, Evil Scars]]: After he got his new prosthetic eye, it revealed a huge scar over his left eye. |
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* [[Handicapped Badass]]: He has a cyborg arm and eye, but that doesn't stop him from being a race car driver. |
* [[Handicapped Badass]]: He has a cyborg arm and eye, but that doesn't stop him from being a race car driver. |
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* {{spoiler|[[Heel Face Turn]]: He used to crash other racers, but then he crashes his own boss' helicopter with his Missioner VR-4, and finally races normally like other good racers.}} |
* {{spoiler|[[Heel Face Turn]]: He used to crash other racers, but then he crashes his own boss' helicopter with his Missioner VR-4, and finally races normally like other good racers.}} |
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* [[Kindhearted Cat Lover]]: According to [[All There in the Manual|supplement materials]]. |
* [[Kindhearted Cat Lover]]: According to [[All There in the Manual|supplement materials]]. |
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Tropes associated with Hilda: |
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* [[Hot Mom]] |
* [[Hot Mom]] |
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* [[Ojou]]: An older version of the trope. |
* [[Ojou]]: An older version of the trope. |
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=== '''Checker Sugimoto''' === |
=== '''Checker Sugimoto''' === |
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