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* BewareTheMindReader: Technically speaking, "Phantom Wolf" is a psionic Quirk since she is inducing illusions on those she sees, and it has a secondary function that lets her read minds, though she doesn't particularly like using the latter ability. Izumi actually worries about that aspect in particular since, while she likes Kleiner, she has ''way'' too many valuable secrets in her mind that Kleiner could learn.
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* BewareTheMindReader: Technically speaking, "Phantom Wolf" is a psionic Quirk since she is inducing illusions on those she sees, and it has a secondary function that lets her read minds, though she doesn't particularly like using the latter ability. Izumi actually worries about that aspect in particular since, while she likes Kleiner, she has ''way'' too many valuable secrets in her mind that Kleiner could learn.learn, [[spoiler:something proven accurate since Kleiner ''did'' accidentally learn every single secret in Izumi's head without even intending to.]]
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* ShrinkingViolet: She's near cripplingly shy around others, the only people she's particularly comfortable around being The Captain, some of her classmates, and Izumi after the I-Expo, the latter largely thanks to bonding with Izumi over being BirdsOfAFeather. Otherwise she has a perpetual stutter and hides behind her [[CompanionCube wolf plushy]], requiring she use one of her phantoms to talk for her. Her being so shy is a point of contention amidst the staff of the academy, particularly with Zorin. While The Captain, Rip, and Schrodinger are willing to accommodate her and let her go at her own pace, Zorin would rather force her into the deep end so as to "toughen" her up.
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* ShrinkingViolet: She's near cripplingly shy around others, the only people she's particularly comfortable around being The Captain, some of her classmates, and Izumi after the I-Expo, the latter largely thanks to bonding with Izumi over being BirdsOfAFeather. Otherwise she has a perpetual stutter and hides behind her [[CompanionCube wolf plushy]], requiring she use one of her phantoms to talk for her. Her being so shy shyness is a later shown to even result in anxiety attacks if it gets bad enough, leaving her an emotional mess incapable of saying anything other than [[ApologizesALot "I'm Sorry"]], by which point of contention amidst the staff of the academy, particularly with Zorin. While only The Captain, Rip, and Schrodinger are willing to accommodate Captain can calm her and let her go at her own pace, Zorin would rather force her into the deep end so as to "toughen" her up.down.
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* ToughLove: She's a firm believer in being harsh now so as to benefit her charges in the long run, with this being most prominent regarding her daughter: ''Kleiner''. She's the only member of the staff to have issue with Kleiner being a ShrinkingViolet, and would prefer the rest of the staff stop accommodating her so she can "toughen up", a stark contrast from Kleiner's father, The Captain, treats her.
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* ToughLove: She's a firm believer in being harsh now so as to benefit her charges in the long run, with this being most prominent regarding her daughter: ''Kleiner''. She's the only member of the staff to have issue with Kleiner being a ShrinkingViolet, and would prefer the rest of the staff stop accommodating her so she can "toughen up", a stark contrast from how Kleiner's father, The Captain, treats her.
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* WeaksauceWeakness: An unfortunate side effect of his Quirk is that, much like it's basis in quantum superposition, he ''can't'' truly do something since that would require establishing his place in existence. While he can warp to and from practically ''anyway'', even inside Izumi's mindscape where the Vestiges reside, he can't truly be anything more than a messenger since to do otherwise would means he no longer a "possibility" but a "certainty". He brings this up when Kudo asks [[WhyDontYouJustShootHim why he doesn't just leave a bomb next to All For One if he knows where he is]], Izumi correctly ascertaining that Schrodinger ''can't'' since to place the bomb would require he be there, but he can't truly be "there" if he is "nowhere and everywhere".
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* WeaksauceWeakness: An unfortunate side effect of his Quirk is that, much like it's basis in quantum superposition, he ''can't'' truly do something since that would require establishing his place in existence. While he can warp to and from practically ''anyway'', ''anywhere'', even inside Izumi's mindscape where the Vestiges reside, he can't truly be anything more than a messenger since to do otherwise would means he no longer a "possibility" but a "certainty". He brings this up when Kudo asks [[WhyDontYouJustShootHim why he doesn't just leave a bomb next to All For One if he knows where he is]], Izumi correctly ascertaining that Schrodinger ''can't'' since to place the bomb would require he be there, but he can't truly be "there" if he is "nowhere and everywhere".
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* IAmAMonster: She knows damn well how insane she is, and how she is ''not'' the kind of person who should be mothering a child, especially not someone like [[ShrinkingViolet Kleiner]]. So while she may try to {{tough|Love}}en her up and visits her regularly, she largely leaves parenting and directly training Kleiner to The Captain.
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* BewareTheNiceOnes: She's normally a very shy and gentle young girl, but the moment she learns what Kai did to Eri, she is ''pissed'', declaring her intent to maul him to death, both Harald and Astrid admitting they've never ''seen'' her get that pissed before. It doesn't help that she has a ''very'' powerful kick, being able to knock the head off a robot in one strike like it was nothing, and was the winner of Millenium's Sports Festival two years in a row.
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* BewareTheNiceOnes: She's normally a very shy and gentle young girl, but the moment she learns what Kai did to Eri, she is ''pissed'', declaring her intent to maul him to death, both Harald and Astrid admitting they've never ''seen'' her get that pissed before. It doesn't help that she has a ''very'' powerful kick, being able to knock the head off a robot in one strike like it was nothing, and was the winner of Millenium's Sports Festival two years in a row. Something Class 1-A learns ''very'' well when she proceeds to manhandle ''all'' of them, even Izumi and Ochaco, ''singlehandedly'' during a training match.
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* ToughLove: She's a firm believer in being harsh now so as to benefit her charges in the long run, with this being most prominent regarding her daughter: ''Kleiner''. She's the only member of the staff to have issue with Kleiner being a ShrinkingViolet, and would prefer the rest of the staff stop accommodating her so she can "toughen up", a stark contrast from Kleiner's father, The Captain, treats her.
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* BewareTheNiceOnes: She's normally a very shy and gentle young girl, but the moment she learns what Kai did to Eri, she is ''pissed'', declaring her intent to maul him to death, both Harald and Astrid admitting they've never ''seen'' her get that pissed before. It doesn't help that she has a ''very'' powerful kick, being able to knock the head off a robot in one strike like it was nothing.nothing, and was the winner of Millenium's Sports Festival two years in a row.
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* ComboPlatterPowers: Her Quirk, "Phantom Wolf", is a mix between that of her parents. Her primary use of it, creating illusionary wolves and psionic abilities, stems from her mother, Zorin Blitz. Her lesser used powers, namely due to being AfraidOfTheirOwnStrength, are the same [[OurWerewolvesAreDifferent werewolf abilities]] her father, The Captain, possesses, including strength comparable to 40% of "One For All" and the ability to turn into a mist like form.
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* WeaksauceWeakness: An unfortunate side effect of his Quirk is that, much like it's basis in quantum superposition, he ''can't'' truly do something since that would require establishing his place in existence. While he can warp to and from practically ''anyway'', even inside Izumi's mindscape where the Vestiges reside, he can't truly be anything more than a messenger since to do otherwise would means he no longer a "possibility" but a "certainty". He brings this up when Kudo asks [[WhyDontYouJustShootHim why he doesn't just leave a bomb next to All For One if he knows where he is]], Izumi correctly ascertaining that Schrodinger ''can't'' since to place the bomb would require he be there, but he can't truly be "there" if he is "nowhere and everywhere".
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* DaddysGirl: She tends to calm down whenever The Captain gives her an AffectionGestureToTheHead, his presence in general being a calming influence on her.
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* DaddysGirl: She tends to calm down whenever The Captain gives her an AffectionGestureToTheHead, AffectionateGestureToTheHead, his presence in general being a calming influence on her.
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* AffectionateGestureToTheHead: He often gives these to Kleiner whenever she seems especially stressed.
* PapaWolf: It's not apparent to many not in the know, but Kleiner is his ''daughter'', and his intimidating appearance is contrasted by how much he loves her. And woe betide anyone who might upset her in his presence.
* TheQuietOne: He never really talks, which just adds to his intimidating visage for many.
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* DaddysGirl: She tends to calm down whenever The Captain gives her an AffectionGestureToTheHead, his presence in general being a calming influence on her.
* FanCreatedOffspring: She's the daughter of both ''The Captain'' and ''Zorin Blitz'' from ''Hellsing''.
* LikeParentUnlikeChild: Kleiner's parentage comes across as a shock to many due to just how ''unlike'' her parents she is. Her father is Millennium's Vice-Principal, "The Captain", a silent but terrifying man whose very presence intimidates others. Her mother is ''Zorin Blitz'', an AxCrazy NominalHero with a penchant for slicing whatever annoys her in two. Kleiner meanwhile is a ShrinkingViolet considered cuteness incarnate and best described as a German Izumi.
* FanCreatedOffspring: She's the daughter of both ''The Captain'' and ''Zorin Blitz'' from ''Hellsing''.
* LikeParentUnlikeChild: Kleiner's parentage comes across as a shock to many due to just how ''unlike'' her parents she is. Her father is Millennium's Vice-Principal, "The Captain", a silent but terrifying man whose very presence intimidates others. Her mother is ''Zorin Blitz'', an AxCrazy NominalHero with a penchant for slicing whatever annoys her in two. Kleiner meanwhile is a ShrinkingViolet considered cuteness incarnate and best described as a German Izumi.
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* AchievementsInIgnorance: According to Deus ex, she once managed to make a device that has the power level an entire training ground ''on accident''. He is still baffled on how someone can make something ''that'' powerful by complete accident.
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* AchievementsInIgnorance: According to Deus ex, she once managed to make a device that has the power to level an entire training ground ''on accident''. He is still baffled on how someone can make something ''that'' powerful by complete accident.
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* AchievementsInIgnorance: According to Deus ex, she once managed to make a device that has the power level an entire training ground ''on accident''. He is still baffled on how someone can make something ''that'' powerful by complete accident.
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* AdaptationalSpeciesChange: {{Implied|Trope}} and {{Downplayed|Trope}}. In her home series, she was a "Spark", which were largely human but still treated distinctly from "non-Sparks", classifying them closer to a human subspecies. Here, she's implied to be a normal human.
* TheDreaded: Twofold. She's already an example because she's heiress to the Heterodyne family, feared around the world for being a family of {{mad scientist}}s with little morals, but she's doubly so to the students and staff of Millennium Academy, Deus ex Machina in particular, due to her propensity for insane experiments. Momo and Durandal share their fear after learning Mei's befriended her ''and'' she's a Heterodyne, the rest of the class needing explained ''why'' that's a bad thing, before everyone from 1-A, sans [[NightmareFetishist Fumikage]] after learning the Heterodyne's managed to summon a literal demon, become afraid too.
* JobSong: {{Downplayed|Trope}}, as Mei first meets her ''humming'' rather than singing as she was doing an experiment, specifically a heterodyning tune that was both beautiful and unnatural.
* MadScientist: Crazy enough to rival even ''Mei'', with the bonus of having an insane tone and love for tinkering/experimenting on her robotic minions. If she could, she'd gladly install a ''DeathRay'' into her machines, but has to settle for a repulsor blast due to the school forbidding her from making anything lethal. It's for this reason Deus ex Machina was afraid of her meeting Mei, a fear that proved justified when they ''do'' meet and prove to be BirdsOfAFeather.
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* AdaptationalSpeciesChange: {{Implied|Trope}} and {{Downplayed|Trope}}. In her home series, she was a "Spark", which were largely human but still treated distinctly from "non-Sparks", classifying them closer to a human subspecies. Here, she's implied to be a normal human.
* TheDreaded: Twofold. She's already an example because she's heiress to the Heterodyne family, feared around the world for being a family of {{mad scientist}}s with little morals, but she's doubly so to the students and staff of Millennium Academy, Deus ex Machina in particular, due to her propensity for insane experiments. Momo and Durandal share their fear after learning Mei's befriended her ''and'' she's a Heterodyne, the rest of the class needing explained ''why'' that's a bad thing, before everyone from 1-A, sans [[NightmareFetishist Fumikage]] after learning the Heterodyne's managed to summon a literal demon, become afraid too.
* JobSong: {{Downplayed|Trope}}, as Mei first meets her ''humming'' rather than singing as she was doing an experiment, specifically a heterodyning tune that was both beautiful and unnatural.
* MadScientist: Crazy enough to rival even ''Mei'', with the bonus of having an insane tone and love for tinkering/experimenting on her robotic minions. If she could, she'd gladly install a ''DeathRay'' into her machines, but has to settle for a repulsor blast due to the school forbidding her from making anything lethal. It's for this reason Deus ex Machina was afraid of her meeting Mei, a fear that proved justified when they ''do'' meet and prove to be BirdsOfAFeather.
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* BirdsOfAFeather: She's essentially a much shyer and German Izumi, the two quickly hitting it off after properly meeting, Kleiner talking with Izumi being the most animated anyone from Millenium Academy has ever seen.
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* BirdsOfAFeather: She's essentially a much shyer and German Izumi, the two quickly hitting it off after properly meeting, Kleiner talking with Izumi being the most animated anyone from Millenium Academy has ever seen.seen her.
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* AdaptationalHeroism: {{Play|ingWithATrope}}ed with. He's an infinitely better person by virtue of not being a Nazi or trying to start World War III, but he ''still'' is a [[BloodKnight lover of war]], he just isn't itching to start one himself. Unlike the other ''Hellsing'' {{transplant}}ed characters though , he ''was'' around during the Dark Age of Quirks and commanded the original Millennium Battalion, and ''did'' participate in World War III as a result, leaving it {{ambiguous|Situation}} if he is actually a RetiredMonster.
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* AdaptationalHeroism: {{Play|ingWithATrope}}ed with. He's an infinitely better person by virtue of not being a Nazi or trying to start World War III, but he ''still'' is a [[BloodKnight lover of war]], he just isn't itching to start one himself. Unlike the other ''Hellsing'' {{transplant}}ed characters though , though, he ''was'' around during the Dark Age of Quirks and commanded the original Millennium Battalion, and ''did'' participate in World War III as a result, leaving it {{ambiguous|Situation}} if he is actually a RetiredMonster.
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* AdaptationalHeroism: {{Play|ingWithATrope}}.{{Play|ingWithATrope}}ed with. He's an infinitely better person by virtue of not being a Nazi or trying to start World War III, but he ''still'' is a [[BloodKnight lover of war]], he just isn't itching to start one himself. Unlike the other ''Hellsing'' {{transplant}}ed characters though , he ''was'' around during the Dark Age of Quirks and commanded the original Millennium Battalion, and ''did'' participate in World War III as a result, leaving it {{ambiguous|Situation}} if he is actually a RetiredMonster.
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* CompositeCharacter: The ''Hellsing'' characters primarily take from their canon depictions, but they also have bits from their ''[[WebVideo/HellsingUltimateAbridged Abridged]]'' counterparts too, such as Jan Valentine noted to look like he's barely stopping himself from acting like a SirSwearsALot in front of the students.
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* DodgeballIsHell: {{Parodied|Trope}}. Rip is one of the nicest among the staff, but her idea of an ice breaker for the UA students is to have all the students play "Dodgeball". ''Her'' version is more accurately "Dodge-''Musket''-Ball", as she loads her musket and fires a round at the students, then uses her Quirk to turn it into a HomingProjectile until they get hit by it. Even before realizing that was what her version entailed, the UA students all bolted anyway, having ''long'' been given PTSD from ''any'' kind of "Dodgeball" after being forced to train by playing it with Sorahiko -- where ''he'' was the ball. Yes, even Durandal.
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* GenkiGirl: Rip is very cheerful and upbeat when acting as a teacher or off the clock, all of the 1-A students that had her for homeroom remarking how cheerful she was for someone with a "Vampire" class Quirk. According to one of the Millennium students, she's only ever ''not'' cheerful when she's fighting, in which case she becomes an insane BloodKnight.
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* AdaptationalHeroism: The cast {{transplant}}ed from ''Manga/{{Hellsing}}'' are all Heroes here, compared to their home series where even the more heroic characters were still anti-heroes at best. This is explained InUniverse as the characters ''not'' partaking in the three-sided war between Hellsing, Millennium, and Iscariot, but rather being the ''descendants'' of those that did, said war taking place during the "Dark Age of Quirks". This is most notable with those aligned with [[ThoseWackyNazis Millennium]], now "Millennium Academy", with Rip Van Winkle being the Pro-Hero "Jägerin" and having a friendly rivalry with Seras and Heinkel, and "The Captain" acting as the Vice-Principal and showing a gentler side when comforting Kleiner. That being said, they are still quite eccentric, and some like Zorin Blitz are still notably AxCrazy, Zorin even regularly using her scythe on Schrodinger whenever he annoys her, they're just directing that towards Villains.
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* AdaptationalHeroism: The cast {{transplant}}ed from ''Manga/{{Hellsing}}'' are all Heroes here, compared to their home series where even the more heroic characters they were still anti-heroes at best.[[ThoseWackyNazis Nazi's]] attempting to start World War III. This is explained InUniverse as the characters ''not'' partaking in the three-sided war between Hellsing, Millennium, and Iscariot, but rather being the ''descendants'' of those that did, said war taking place during the "Dark Age of Quirks". This is most notable with those aligned with [[ThoseWackyNazis Millennium]], now "Millennium Academy", with Rip Van Winkle being the Pro-Hero "Jägerin" and having a friendly rivalry with Seras and Heinkel, and "The Captain" acting as the Vice-Principal and showing a gentler side when comforting Kleiner. That being said, they are still quite eccentric, and some like Zorin Blitz are still notably AxCrazy, Zorin even regularly using her scythe on Schrodinger whenever he annoys her, they're just directing that towards Villains.
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* AdaptationalHeroism: The cast {{transplant}}ed from ''Manga/{{Hellsing}}'' are all Heroes here, compared to their home series where even the more heroic characters were still anti-heroes at best. This is explained InUniverse as the characters ''not'' partaking in the three-sided war between Hellsing, Millennium, and Iscariot, but rather being the ''descendants'' of those that did, said war taking place during the "Dark Age of Quirks". This is most notable with those aligned with [[ThoseWackyNazis Millennium]], now "Millennium Academy", with Rip Van Winkle being the Pro-Hero "Jägerin" and having a friendly rivalry with Seras and Heinkel, and "The Captain" acting as the Vice-Principal and showing a gentler side when comforting Kleiner. That being said, they are still quite eccentric, and some like Zorin Blitz are still notably AxCrazy, Zorin even regularly using her scythe on Schrodinger whenever he annoys her, they're just directing that towards Villains.
* DeliberateValuesDissonance: Quite a few differences between Millennium Academy and UA are pointed out when Class 1-A goes to the former for a foreign exchange program. For one thing, Millennium makes science classes a prerequisite for the Hero Course, while UA doesn't require science be taken at all. Millennium likewise forbids first years from applying for provisional licenses, and makes any student with them attend mandatory monthly therapy sessions, contrasted with UA allowing first years to apply even if uncommon, and therapy sessions being more voluntary.
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[[folder:"The Major" -- Principal]]
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* AdaptationalHeroism: {{Play|ingWithATrope}}. He's an infinitely better person by virtue of not being a Nazi or trying to start World War III, but he ''still'' is a [[BloodKnight lover of war]], he just isn't itching to start one himself. Unlike the other ''Hellsing'' {{transplant}}ed characters though , he ''was'' around during the Dark Age of Quirks and commanded the original Millennium Battalion, and ''did'' participate in World War III as a result, leaving it {{ambiguous|Situation}} if he is actually a RetiredMonster.
* BunnyEarsLawyer: He may be a verifiable genius, but he is ''very'' eccentric. Not only is he considered the worst shot in the world, he has a love for Zeppelins, even keeping three of them on the academy campus.
* CoolAirship: He has a fondness for Zeppelins, and keeps three of them on the academy campus to use when needed. Last time they were deployed was the Dr. Necro incident, albeit there were ''four'' at the time, one got destroyed fighting the zombie army.
* ImperialStormtrooperMarksmanshipAcademy: He can't hit the broadside of a barn, whether its using a gun, his fists, or even ''playing golf''. Zorin remarks that, last time he was on the firing range, he not only missed the targets, he missed the ''[[BeyondTheImpossible walls behind them]]''.
* LongLived: He's the very same Major who lead the Millennium Battalion in World War III during the Dark Age of Quirks, making him well over a hundred years old and just as old as All For One. Yoichi points out that, if he's been around for that long, either All For One doesn't know about him or, more likely, he knows of him but is wisely keeping his distance.
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* FriendlyRivalry: In the spirit of their schools once being enemies during World War III, Rip has a friendly rivalry with Seras Victoria/"Police Girl" of Hellsing Academy and Heinkel Wulf/"Piaggio" of Iscariot Academy.
* OurVampiresAreDifferent: Rather than an ''actual'' Vampire like in her home series, she has a "Vampire" Quirk, a class of Quirk that requires blood to function.
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* AdaptedOut: Since they're not Nazi's here, his outfit lacks the Swastika armband.
* AdaptationalSpeciesChange: Rather than being a quantum mechanic given physical form, he's human here, with his quantum superposition abilities acting as his Quirk, "Schrodinger's Cat".
* DeathIsCheap: Thanks to "Schrodinger's Cat", he can't really ''die'' so long as he is unobserved, which comes in handy considering Zorin has a habit of [[HalfTheManHeUsedToBe cutting him in half]] whenever he pisses her off.
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* AdaptationalNiceGuy: ''Highly'' {{downplayed|Trope}}. She may be a German Pro-Hero here, but she's still AxCrazy with a penchant for trying to stab whatever annoys her. The only thing really making her better than canon is that she's not a ''Nazi'', and has ''some'' level of empathy, even if it manifests as ToughLove.
* TokenEvilTeammate: She's practically a NominalHero and the only member of the Millennium staff to ''not'' undergo AdaptationalHeroism.
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* BewareTheMindReader: Technically speaking, "Phantom Wolf" is a psionic Quirk since she is inducing illusions on those she sees, and it has a secondary function that lets her read minds, though she doesn't particularly like using the latter ability. Izumi actually worries about that aspect in particular since, while she likes Kleiner, she has ''way'' too many valuable secrets in her mind that Kleiner could learn.
* BewareTheNiceOnes: She's normally a very shy and gentle young girl, but the moment she learns what Kai did to Eri, she is ''pissed'', declaring her intent to maul him to death, both Harald and Astrid admitting they've never ''seen'' her get that pissed before. It doesn't help that she has a ''very'' powerful kick, being able to knock the head off a robot in one strike like it was nothing.
* BirdsOfAFeather: She's essentially a much shyer and German Izumi, the two quickly hitting it off after properly meeting, Kleiner talking with Izumi being the most animated anyone from Millenium Academy has ever seen.
* CutenessProximity: The non-German characters at the I-Expo instantly succumb to this upon seeing Kleiner, the rest of 1-A following suit when they meet her while staying in Germany. Considering she's even shorter than Izumi, has a similar personality to her but even ''more'' [[ShrinkingViolet shy]], carries around a large wolf plushie, and that her Hero Costume is essentially a wolf onesie, it's not hard to see why they all find her absolutely adorable.
* NobleWolf: In addition to her absolute ''love'' for wolves, her Hero name and outfit are directly based on wolves, and her Quirk "Phantom Wolf" allows her to summon a legion of ethereal wolves to overwhelm her opponents.
* ShrinkingViolet: She's near cripplingly shy around others, the only people she's particularly comfortable around being The Captain, some of her classmates, and Izumi after the I-Expo, the latter largely thanks to bonding with Izumi over being BirdsOfAFeather. Otherwise she has a perpetual stutter and hides behind her [[CompanionCube wolf plushy]], requiring she use one of her phantoms to talk for her. Her being so shy is a point of contention amidst the staff of the academy, particularly with Zorin. While The Captain, Rip, and Schrodinger are willing to accommodate her and let her go at her own pace, Zorin would rather force her into the deep end so as to "toughen" her up.
* SpannerInTheWorks: She ends up derailing the attempt to invade I-Island by virtue of having stepped outside for some fresh air when Wolfram took the rest of the guests hostage, allowing her to meet up with the late arriving Izumi, Ochaco, Durandal, and Melissa, and aid them in going to save David, her Quirk allowing her, Ochaco, and Durandal to hold off the majority of the ex-RAFT agents on their own.
* SummonMagic: {{Downplayed|Trope}}. Her Quirk "Phantom Wolf" lets her essentially summon a legion of ethereal wolves to attack and overwhelm her foes, but using it requires she be in range of them. Her Super Move, "Wolf Tsunami", summons wave upon wave of wolves of all shapes and sizes. From most peoples perspectives however, she's not ''actually'' summoning the wolves, since only she and whoever she's targeting can see them, nor can machinery pick up their presence, though they ''are'' there, as she can ride them.
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* AdaptationalHeroism: The cast {{transplant}}ed from ''Manga/{{Hellsing}}'' are all Heroes here, compared to their home series where even the more heroic characters were still anti-heroes at best. This is explained InUniverse as the characters ''not'' partaking in the three-sided war between Hellsing, Millennium, and Iscariot, but rather being the ''descendants'' of those that did, said war taking place during the "Dark Age of Quirks". This is most notable with those aligned with [[ThoseWackyNazis Millennium]], now "Millennium Academy", with Rip Van Winkle being the Pro-Hero "Jägerin" and having a friendly rivalry with Seras and Heinkel, and "The Captain" acting as the Vice-Principal and showing a gentler side when comforting Kleiner. That being said, they are still quite eccentric, and some like Zorin Blitz are still notably AxCrazy, Zorin even regularly using her scythe on Schrodinger whenever he annoys her, they're just directing that towards Villains.
* DeliberateValuesDissonance: Quite a few differences between Millennium Academy and UA are pointed out when Class 1-A goes to the former for a foreign exchange program. For one thing, Millennium makes science classes a prerequisite for the Hero Course, while UA doesn't require science be taken at all. Millennium likewise forbids first years from applying for provisional licenses, and makes any student with them attend mandatory monthly therapy sessions, contrasted with UA allowing first years to apply even if uncommon, and therapy sessions being more voluntary.
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!!Staff
[[folder:"The Major" -- Principal]]
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* AdaptationalHeroism: {{Play|ingWithATrope}}. He's an infinitely better person by virtue of not being a Nazi or trying to start World War III, but he ''still'' is a [[BloodKnight lover of war]], he just isn't itching to start one himself. Unlike the other ''Hellsing'' {{transplant}}ed characters though , he ''was'' around during the Dark Age of Quirks and commanded the original Millennium Battalion, and ''did'' participate in World War III as a result, leaving it {{ambiguous|Situation}} if he is actually a RetiredMonster.
* BunnyEarsLawyer: He may be a verifiable genius, but he is ''very'' eccentric. Not only is he considered the worst shot in the world, he has a love for Zeppelins, even keeping three of them on the academy campus.
* CoolAirship: He has a fondness for Zeppelins, and keeps three of them on the academy campus to use when needed. Last time they were deployed was the Dr. Necro incident, albeit there were ''four'' at the time, one got destroyed fighting the zombie army.
* ImperialStormtrooperMarksmanshipAcademy: He can't hit the broadside of a barn, whether its using a gun, his fists, or even ''playing golf''. Zorin remarks that, last time he was on the firing range, he not only missed the targets, he missed the ''[[BeyondTheImpossible walls behind them]]''.
* LongLived: He's the very same Major who lead the Millennium Battalion in World War III during the Dark Age of Quirks, making him well over a hundred years old and just as old as All For One. Yoichi points out that, if he's been around for that long, either All For One doesn't know about him or, more likely, he knows of him but is wisely keeping his distance.
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[[folder:Rip Van Winkle -- Jägerin]]
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* FriendlyRivalry: In the spirit of their schools once being enemies during World War III, Rip has a friendly rivalry with Seras Victoria/"Police Girl" of Hellsing Academy and Heinkel Wulf/"Piaggio" of Iscariot Academy.
* OurVampiresAreDifferent: Rather than an ''actual'' Vampire like in her home series, she has a "Vampire" Quirk, a class of Quirk that requires blood to function.
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[[folder:Schrodinger]]
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* AdaptedOut: Since they're not Nazi's here, his outfit lacks the Swastika armband.
* AdaptationalSpeciesChange: Rather than being a quantum mechanic given physical form, he's human here, with his quantum superposition abilities acting as his Quirk, "Schrodinger's Cat".
* DeathIsCheap: Thanks to "Schrodinger's Cat", he can't really ''die'' so long as he is unobserved, which comes in handy considering Zorin has a habit of [[HalfTheManHeUsedToBe cutting him in half]] whenever he pisses her off.
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[[folder:Zorin Blitz]]
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* AdaptationalNiceGuy: ''Highly'' {{downplayed|Trope}}. She may be a German Pro-Hero here, but she's still AxCrazy with a penchant for trying to stab whatever annoys her. The only thing really making her better than canon is that she's not a ''Nazi'', and has ''some'' level of empathy, even if it manifests as ToughLove.
* TokenEvilTeammate: She's practically a NominalHero and the only member of the Millennium staff to ''not'' undergo AdaptationalHeroism.
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!!Students
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%%[[folder:Harald Blitzen -- Blitzkrieg]]
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[[folder:Kleiner -- Wolf]]
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* BewareTheMindReader: Technically speaking, "Phantom Wolf" is a psionic Quirk since she is inducing illusions on those she sees, and it has a secondary function that lets her read minds, though she doesn't particularly like using the latter ability. Izumi actually worries about that aspect in particular since, while she likes Kleiner, she has ''way'' too many valuable secrets in her mind that Kleiner could learn.
* BewareTheNiceOnes: She's normally a very shy and gentle young girl, but the moment she learns what Kai did to Eri, she is ''pissed'', declaring her intent to maul him to death, both Harald and Astrid admitting they've never ''seen'' her get that pissed before. It doesn't help that she has a ''very'' powerful kick, being able to knock the head off a robot in one strike like it was nothing.
* BirdsOfAFeather: She's essentially a much shyer and German Izumi, the two quickly hitting it off after properly meeting, Kleiner talking with Izumi being the most animated anyone from Millenium Academy has ever seen.
* CutenessProximity: The non-German characters at the I-Expo instantly succumb to this upon seeing Kleiner, the rest of 1-A following suit when they meet her while staying in Germany. Considering she's even shorter than Izumi, has a similar personality to her but even ''more'' [[ShrinkingViolet shy]], carries around a large wolf plushie, and that her Hero Costume is essentially a wolf onesie, it's not hard to see why they all find her absolutely adorable.
* NobleWolf: In addition to her absolute ''love'' for wolves, her Hero name and outfit are directly based on wolves, and her Quirk "Phantom Wolf" allows her to summon a legion of ethereal wolves to overwhelm her opponents.
* ShrinkingViolet: She's near cripplingly shy around others, the only people she's particularly comfortable around being The Captain, some of her classmates, and Izumi after the I-Expo, the latter largely thanks to bonding with Izumi over being BirdsOfAFeather. Otherwise she has a perpetual stutter and hides behind her [[CompanionCube wolf plushy]], requiring she use one of her phantoms to talk for her. Her being so shy is a point of contention amidst the staff of the academy, particularly with Zorin. While The Captain, Rip, and Schrodinger are willing to accommodate her and let her go at her own pace, Zorin would rather force her into the deep end so as to "toughen" her up.
* SpannerInTheWorks: She ends up derailing the attempt to invade I-Island by virtue of having stepped outside for some fresh air when Wolfram took the rest of the guests hostage, allowing her to meet up with the late arriving Izumi, Ochaco, Durandal, and Melissa, and aid them in going to save David, her Quirk allowing her, Ochaco, and Durandal to hold off the majority of the ex-RAFT agents on their own.
* SummonMagic: {{Downplayed|Trope}}. Her Quirk "Phantom Wolf" lets her essentially summon a legion of ethereal wolves to attack and overwhelm her foes, but using it requires she be in range of them. Her Super Move, "Wolf Tsunami", summons wave upon wave of wolves of all shapes and sizes. From most peoples perspectives however, she's not ''actually'' summoning the wolves, since only she and whoever she's targeting can see them, nor can machinery pick up their presence, though they ''are'' there, as she can ride them.
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