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Characters that appear in ''[[GRIT]]''. Due to [[Loads and Loads of Characters|the HUUUUUUUUGE number of characters]] this may take a while.
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== GRIT Liner Main Characters ==
Sam is a fat robotics genius (in building, engineering and programming them)and irrepentant nerd who combines his skill in robitics with his fanaticism with video games by controlling these robots with a modified Playstation 3 controller.
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* [[Took a Level
* [[Angrish]]: While there has not been a clear moment yet, Sam is foul mouthed and prone to bouts of [[Angrish]] mixed with liberal usage of the [[Cluster F
* [[Trash of the Titans]]: Sam's bedroom is horrendously messy, where in one scene where he opened the door to show Matilda why she should '''NEVER''' go into his room. The room was supposedly so filthy that the described camera angle was inside of the room looking out the door, showing a look of horror on her face accompanied by [[Psycho Strings]].
** It is later cleaned in a 'filler episode', along with him shaving, and when word got out, everyone rushed to see a clan-shaven Sam and his clean bedroom.
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* [[Chivalrous Pervert]]: In one place they stopped a hot Japanese police girl found Sam attractive and came on to him, and while she would have gone all the way with him, it did not due to Sam wanting to have formed a relationship with her firs. But the time-traveling train had to go, with Sam reluncatntly moving on in a [[But Now I Must Go]] moment.
** There will be much, much more of this to come.
* [[Self
** [[Mary Sue]]: [[Averted]]. Sam has some major character flaws, despite being a self-insertion character, as demonstrated when he once said in a bad situation, "I'll run if you guys run. I got no problem with being a coward. It's being the ''only'' coward I have a problem with."
Nigel is a samurai cowboy from an alternate reality where they are fairly common.
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* [[Sword and Gun]]:In combat, Nigel uses both a colt .45 revolver and a katana (after all, [[Katanas Are Just Better]]), although he usually favors one or the other at a time unless things are hectic.
* [[Improbable Aiming Skills]] and [[Implausible Fencing Powers]] with a side of [[Quick Draw]]: As if it weren't bad enough that Nigel uses both gun and sword, he happens to have incredible mastery of both.
* [[Allergic to Love]]: Nigel will (and has done) incredible and vastly overreactive things to avoid even the smallest advances. This is very much an [[Achilles' Heel]] and may often result in embaressing, hysterical, or otherwise interesting situations. This is directly responsible for Nigel boarding the GRIT Liner in the first place.
'''Describe Sho here.'''
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'''Describe Kyoumen here.'''
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Matilda is a young adult witch from 17th century Massachusettes colony who rented her soul to "Bill" in exchange for magical powers. She is one of the most powerful witches in space and time, but often gets too excited for the spells to work effectively. She is portrayed as innocence abroad because everything she sees is new and exciting to her because of her puritan upbringing. She often acts excited over even the most minor act and tends to be very trusting to her compatriots. Because of this trust, she is often put in humorous situations or puts the entire company in dangerous situations. She wears a short mood-ring sundress, has long black hair, and a Russian fur hat. "I like my hat, so what if it isn't pointy!". She has a cat familiar named Spook that shows up now and then and a pet Gremlin called "Fluffy - The Destroyer of Worlds".
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'''Describe Aki here.'''
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'''Describe Ryuuji here.'''
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Describe the Conductor here.
An ageless entity (or entities?) whose appearance (with the exception of
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Describe Tosho Yamada here.
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== Original GRIT - Fire Council and related characters ==
2000 years ago, when a dying dragon came up with a desperate idea to resurrect himself, exploded, and in so doing created the Fire of the Dragon, Ryuu-ou was nearby. Instead of getting caught up in the explosion and dying, he instead became one of the first humans to gain the Fire of the Dragon.
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* [[Trope Name|Alternative Trope Name]]: Text about this multi-word trope here.
* [[Trope Name]]: Text about this one-word trope here.
* [[Meaningful Name]]: Originally he was introduced as a sinister figure, and his name sounded like "King of Dragons". Eventually he turned out to be a nice guy, if a bit too fond of [[Training
* [[Calling Your Attacks]]: Like everyone else, he called his attacks... but his attack calls were perhaps the most ridiculous. There was one particular time when he called an attack while running up the street, was still yelling it while standing and waiting for the pizza restaurant's doors to open, and finally finished yelling it as he burst into the restaurant and performed the actual attack.
** And, after all that, the attack didn't even work as intended.
The original Dragon of the Fire. 2000 years ago he was like a rebellious teenager amongst dragons and was a typical Evil Dragon. After Susa-no-wo killed the Yamata-no-Orochi, Ganryu picked a fight with Susa-no-wo and lost. In his dying moments he came up with a ridiculously complicated plan to come back to life, imbued his consciousness into his ki, and promptly exploded. His ki spread throughout the world and became the force known as the Fire of the Dragon.
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Also 2000 years old and a contemporary of Ryuu-ou.
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* [[Resigned to
* [[The Atoner]]: Subverted a bit. He never had a [[My God, What Have I Done?]] or had to worry about [[Redemption Equals Death]], he just started atoning for all his past bad actions.
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