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=== These games provide examples of: ===
* [[Action Girl]]: It really depends on what you're aiming for, but your daughter can be one if you make her work on her fighting skills.
* [[Affably Evil]]: Lucifon in the second game is less a menacing figure and more a guy you can sit down and have a drink with. See [[Punch Clock Villain]]. That doesn't mean he's harmless though, he almost destroys the kingdom and the most generous thing you can say about him is he takes a pride in his line of work. He's [[Graceful Loser|especially proud]] if your daughter kills him and [[You Kill It, You Bought It|becomes princess of darkness herself.]]
* [[Anachronism Stew]]: The first to fourth game seems to take place in.. a vague idea of what Japan thinks the 1200s looked like. The fifth game takes place in modern day Japan.
* [[Arrogant Kung Fu Guy]]: If your daughter is a good martial artist/magician, she'll be constantly challenged by many of these. Also, Anita the fighting rival is a female version of the trope.
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* [[Handicapped Badass]]: One of the fighting teachers, Carl Fox, is blind. The other has only one eye.
** And the one-eyed one also seems to be missing his right arm.
* [[Hello, Nurse!]]: Your daughter grows up to be very pretty, and several male NPC's ''aside'' from the ones she can marry express interest in her. If her Charisma is very high, a tycoon will come frequently to ask for her hand in marriage; if in addition to it her Morals are low, a [[Dirty Old Man]] or other sleazy person will ask her to be his concubine (and if she accepts, her Morals will go even lower).
* [[The High Queen]]: The best and hardest ending is when your daughter becomes Queen Regent. She ''can'' be this by marriage, but it's not as cool. Not to mention one of the paths towards queenship by marriage is rather squicky, as it involves the girl ''marrying the old King.''
* [[Hot Amazon]]: Your daughter can become one if you increase her charisma and fighting skills, which gets her a lot of suitors.
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* [[Wife Husbandry]]: One of the possible endings. Unlike other cases, most do generally frowned upon it in-game but all will accept it due to there being no blood-relations.
** The thing that makes it less [[Squick|Squicky]] is, you can set your own age, so it's possible to marry your teenage daughter before you hit your 30s.
* [[You Kill It, You Bought It]]: This is how the [[Like a Badass Out of Hell]] ending mentioned above ends up happening. Technically happens if your daughter defeats the War God, but it doesn't affect endings - instead, he gives her the best sword in the game.
* [[You Gotta Have Blue Hair]]: The princess in the third game.
** Martha, one of the possible rivals, restaurant assistant, and occasional dancer in the second game.
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