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* [[The Chessmaster]]
* [[Costume Porn]]: His primary outfit in ''IV''. He ditches the hood, but gets a pimped-out magician's robe instead.
* [[Cursed Withwith Awesome]]: His [[Reincarnation]] ability.
* [[Eyes of Gold]]: ''Eye'' to be precise. His left eye is golden. It apparently [[Soul Jar|contains his soul]] and stays with him throughout all of his incarnations.
* [[Fan Nickname]]: His name is often shortened to just "Zas".
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* [[Early-Bird Cameo]]: Not Tira herself, but her raven (no pun intended) was the same one seen in the intro to ''II'' handing out pieces of Soul Edge to various warriors.
* [[Eerie Pale-Skinned Brunette]]: In ''IV''. Before that, she had [[You Gotta Have Blue Hair|green hair]] by default.
* [[Expy]]: Possibly of [[Death Note (Manga)|Misa Amane]] [[Composite Character|and]]/or [[Batman: The Animated Series (Animation)|Harley Quinn]].
** In ''SCIV'', it's possible to give her a crude Harley Quinn outfit.
* [[Evil Sounds Deep]]: Her voice alternates according to her mood, ranging from squeeky and perky in her "jolly" state, to incredibly gruff and gutteral in her more powerful, angrier "gloomy" state.
** [[Power Makes Your Voice Deep]]: In one of her endings from ''III'', Soul Edge takes over Tira's body. The end result? She gets a much sultrier voice.
* [[Fairy Tale Motifs]]: Her throws are named after elements from fairy tales, such as Glass Slippers, Death Spindle, and Poison Apple.
* [[Fluffy Fashion Feathers]]: Her [[Bayonetta (Video Game)|Mari Shimazaki-designed]] [http://www.fightersgeneration.com/np9/sc5alt-tira.jpg 2P costume] in ''SCV''.
* [[Forceful Kiss]] [[Kiss of Death]]: Her poison lipstick/soul-sucking [[Finishing Move|Critical Finish]].
* [[Giggling Villain]]
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* [[Rings of Death]]: She wields probably the most [[Improbable Weapon User|unusual]] weapon in the series, a large bladed hula-hoop.
* [[She Cleans Up Nicely]]: She's something of an [[Unkempt Beauty]] in her normal costumes, but certain 2P costumes indicate that Tira is downright ''gorgeous'' if she pays any attention at all to her appearance.
* [[Something Wicked This Way Comes (Literature)|Something Wicked This Way Comes]]: She appears to have stepped right out of this disturbing, circus-based horror novel.
* [[Split Personality]]: Manifests fully in the fourth game, but was present in ''SCIII'' too. Gameplay wise, this is presented as a more acrobatic "jolly" move-list and a more damaging (including self-damage) "gloomy" move-list. She switches between these styles throughout the match.
* [[Stripperiffic]]: Her default outfit in ''Soulcalibur III''. It's a wonder her boobs don't slip out or get bruised.
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* [[Underboobs]]: Formerly provided the trope picture.
* [[Villainous Harlequin]]: Arguably.
* [[Yandere]]: [[Lampshade Hanging|Lampshaded]] in ''Broken Destiny'', which portrays her as Nightmare's unwanted [[Stalker Withwith a Crush]] who will kill anyone who comes between their love.
 
=== Setsuka ===
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{{quote| Voiced By: Nanaho Katsuragi (Japanese), [[Kari Wahlgren]] (''Soulcalibur III''; English), [[Tara Platt]] (''Soulcalibur IV''; English)}}
 
A [[But Not Too Foreign|European-Japanese]] woman who wields an [[Badass|Iai sword hidden in an umbrella]]. She seeks [[Revenge]] against Mitsurugi for killing her master, [[Mentor Ship|the only man she ever loved]]. In ''IV'' she gets self-doubts about her mastery of the sword, and retrains in order to reach [[Rurouni Kenshin (Anime)|Himura-esque]] speed.
 
Between ''IV'' and ''V'', Mitsurugi's backstory states that she defeated him sometime during the time skip, taking his Shishi-Oh in the process. By the time of ''SCV'', she has left Japan and started a new life in Istanbul under the alias of "Neve," where she taught the ways of the sword to orphans. She also had a hand in training {{spoiler|Patroklos.}}
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* [[Revenge Before Reason]]: Setsuka vows to take revenge upon the man that defeated her master in a duel, which accidentally gave him an infection that killed him. Despite the fact that his dying words were that the swordsman was a good and honorable man, and that she should not hold a grudge against him.
* [[Satellite Character]]: Becomes apparent instantly. Also, see "[[Stand Alone Episode]]."
* [[Shout-Out]]: To ''[[Lady Snowblood (Manga)|Lady Snowblood]]'' and ''[[Kill Bill]]''.
* [[Stand Alone Episode]]: Her story. Unlike the other characters in the series, who are all connected to or effected by Soul Edge or Soul Calibur in some way, Setsuka's storyline has ''nothing'' to do with the legendary swords or their power and is ''purely'' concerned with her attempting to kill Mitsurugi. She is not accompanied by any other characters in ''SCIV'''s Story Mode and this must be completed using her alone.
** Exemplified in her ending in ''SCIII'', in which she's the only character to completely ignore Soul Edge after beating Abyss.
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* [[Impossibly Low Neckline]]
* [[He Went That Way!]]: How Raphael met her in the first place, as well as what endeared her to him and caused him to adopt her.
* [[Hot Chick Withwith a Sword]]
* [[Kicking Ass in All Her Finery]]
* [[Little Miss Badass]]
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* [[Ditto Fighter]]
* [[Expy]]: Of Edge Master, who is implied to have fought him to a draw before he was cursed.
* [[Put Onon a Bus]]: As with most ditto fighters.
* [[Worthy Opponent]]: He fought Edge Master to a draw, and can see Edge Master's influence in Kilik's style. The only person he's considered as approaching worthy since then was Mitsurugi.
 
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* [[Eye Beams]]: A [[Game Breaker|full screen flying-out-of-range variation]].
* [[Meaningful Name]]: Night terrors are nightmares on steroids.
* [[Playing Withwith Fire]]
* [[Power Gives You Wings]]
** [[Wings Do Nothing]]: Averted. He's the ''only'' character in the series who is immune to a [[Ring Out]]. Guess why is that?
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* [[Genki Girl]]: They're ''all'' pretty upbeat, but Lynette takes the cake.
* [[Get Back Here Boss]]: There's a mission where you have to defeat each of them while they run from you extremely fast. You're given a very long time limit, but it goes down fast if you let them taunt.
* [[Impossibly Low Neckline]]: ''Valeria''. Enough to give [[Final Fantasy X (Video Game)|Lulu]], the current model of the trope, a run for her money. It should be noted that while Valeria can be recreated in CAS, her individual model is ''considerably'' more buxom than the standard CAS female.
* [[Improbable Weapon User]]: ''Tambourines'' for Lynette.
* [[Meganekko]]: Hualin.
* [[Meido]]: Present to a degree with Valeria and Hualin, but most notable with Lynette.
* [[Odango Hair]]: Hualin.
* [[Simple Staff]]: Hualin. Her weapon is able [[Telephone Polearm|to grow to mammoth proportions]]. It's based on the staff from ''[[Journey to The West (Literature)|Journey to Thethe West]]'', which could change length and width (see also, [[Dragon Ball (Manga)|Goku's Power Pole]]).
 
=== Abelia, Luna, Demuth, Aurelia, Chester, Strife, Girardot ===
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From an [[Alternate Universe]] known as Chronicles of the Sword. All bosses within said mode, [[Defeat Means Friendship|some later]] [[Heel Face Turn|reedemed]] to [[Defeat Means Playable|become units of the player]].
 
=== [[Xenosaga (Video Game)|KOS-MOS]] ===
While not an "official" character and lacking a move-set, KOS-MOS makes a cameo in the character creation mode, where she can be created with the "type-x" parts.