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* TheDreaded: A heroic example, ironically for another faction of characters that are usually considered the dreaded themselves. [[spoiler: After looping through time periods and tampering with history, Kebiishi are sent in to dispose of him, but instead of sending one Kebiishi to handle it as they usually would, they sent in multiple, twice, and the audience quickly sees why, as he's more than capable of handling them and the Historical Revisionists without much difficulty]].
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* AuthorityInNameOnly: Assigned the leader of his three man team in ''Kousui'', but neither Nansen nor Koryuu listen to him or take him seriously due to his inexperience and, in Nansen's case, low opinion of him.
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* IdiotHero: Compared to most other team leaders in their respective introductory plays, he is very immature, lacks leadership skills, is impulsive, and inexperienced, which is exacerbated by his being a newly manifested Touken Danshi. Still, he's a good guy with the best of intentions.
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* IdiotHero: Compared to most other team leaders in their respective introductory plays, he is very immature, lacks leadership skills, is impulsive, and inexperienced, which is exacerbated by his being a newly manifested Touken Danshi. Still, he's a good guy with the best of intentions.
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* KindheartedSimpleton: Downplayed. While retaining his browser game counterparts loudness and arrogance, Ookanehira in the musical is more akin to this trope, being a good-intentioned guy, albeit one with an unabashedly straightforward, pure, and uncomplicated way of seeing most things, which often overlooks the nuances of the problems he sees his peers facing, but doesn't deter his efforts to encourage them to confront their problems and grow. It's because of his mindset that Yamanbagiri Kunihiro was able to face his own grief and begin the process of moving past it after holding onto it for presumably years since the death of his friend.
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* ColorCodedCharacters: As an idol, his associated idol and penlight color is Ash Blue.
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* ThoseTwoGuys: A temporary example with Suishinshi Masahide in ''Gou on Stage''. Since they're the only members of the cast who aren't Gou swords, they end up being paired off by default and even sing a duet together.
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* ThoseTwoGuys: ThoseTwoGuys:
** As usual, with his brother Sohayanotsurugi. They both debuted in ''Tokyo Kokoro Oboe'' and were pretty inseparable in that play.
** A temporary example with Suishinshi Masahide in the absence of Sohayanotsurugi in ''Gou on Stage''. Since they're the only members of the cast who aren't Gou swords, they end up being paired off by default and even sing a duet together.
** As usual, with his brother Sohayanotsurugi. They both debuted in ''Tokyo Kokoro Oboe'' and were pretty inseparable in that play.
** A temporary example with Suishinshi Masahide in the absence of Sohayanotsurugi in ''Gou on Stage''. Since they're the only members of the cast who aren't Gou swords, they end up being paired off by default and even sing a duet together.
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Oodenta Mitsuyo as he appears in Theatre/ToukenRanbuMusical. He debuted in the play Tokyo Kokoro Oboe.
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Oodenta Mitsuyo as he appears inTheatre/ToukenRanbuMusical. ''Theatre/MusicalToukenRanbu''. He debuted in the play Tokyo ''Tokyo Kokoro Oboe.Oboe''.
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!! Oodenta (Musical)
Oodenta Mitsuyo as he appears in Theatre/ToukenRanbuMusical. He debuted in the play Tokyo Kokoro Oboe.
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* CreepyCrossdresser: As the witch Tamazusa in the play Nansō Satomi Hakkenden.
* CreepyGood: Compared to his browser game counterpart, who is just gloomy and scares animals, this version of Oodenta is all around strange and unintentionally jump scares the other Touken Danshi with his eeriness. Having said that, he's still a nice guy, albeit extremely socially awkward.
* CrossCastRole: Plays the role of Tamazusa in the ''Gou on Stage'' version of Nansō Satomi Hakkenden.
* {{Kuudere}}: A male example. His lack of social skills makes him come off as weird, aloof, and cold at least on the surface. However, he simply struggles to express himself and his intentions until he forces them out of him, revealing himself to be a pretty decent guy underneath it all.
* HiddenDepths: He's an exceptional actor, to the point where he's unrecognizable as himself when portraying the witch Tamazusa in Gou on Stage.
* ImmediateSelfContradiction: Tells Suishinshi Masahide that he has nothing to do with Mikazuki Munechika and knows nothing about him other than the fact that they are both Tenka Goken, but when Suishinshi accepts his response and turns to leave, he immediately begins divulging everything he knows about Mikazuki.
* NoSocialSkills: He has very poor communication skills and often has to force himself to say what he truly wants to say because of his sheltered upbringing.
* SixthRanger: Becomes the eighth wheel to the Gou swords in ''Gou on Stage'', with the sixth being Suishinshi Masahide.
* ThoseTwoGuys: A temporary example with Suishinshi Masahide in ''Gou on Stage''. Since they're the only members of the cast who aren't Gou swords, they end up being paired off by default and even sing a duet together.
Oodenta Mitsuyo as he appears in Theatre/ToukenRanbuMusical. He debuted in the play Tokyo Kokoro Oboe.
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* CreepyCrossdresser: As the witch Tamazusa in the play Nansō Satomi Hakkenden.
* CreepyGood: Compared to his browser game counterpart, who is just gloomy and scares animals, this version of Oodenta is all around strange and unintentionally jump scares the other Touken Danshi with his eeriness. Having said that, he's still a nice guy, albeit extremely socially awkward.
* CrossCastRole: Plays the role of Tamazusa in the ''Gou on Stage'' version of Nansō Satomi Hakkenden.
* {{Kuudere}}: A male example. His lack of social skills makes him come off as weird, aloof, and cold at least on the surface. However, he simply struggles to express himself and his intentions until he forces them out of him, revealing himself to be a pretty decent guy underneath it all.
* HiddenDepths: He's an exceptional actor, to the point where he's unrecognizable as himself when portraying the witch Tamazusa in Gou on Stage.
* ImmediateSelfContradiction: Tells Suishinshi Masahide that he has nothing to do with Mikazuki Munechika and knows nothing about him other than the fact that they are both Tenka Goken, but when Suishinshi accepts his response and turns to leave, he immediately begins divulging everything he knows about Mikazuki.
* NoSocialSkills: He has very poor communication skills and often has to force himself to say what he truly wants to say because of his sheltered upbringing.
* SixthRanger: Becomes the eighth wheel to the Gou swords in ''Gou on Stage'', with the sixth being Suishinshi Masahide.
* ThoseTwoGuys: A temporary example with Suishinshi Masahide in ''Gou on Stage''. Since they're the only members of the cast who aren't Gou swords, they end up being paired off by default and even sing a duet together.
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* IJustWantToBeSpecial: [[spoiler: Mikazuki is one of the Tenka Goken, which automatically constitutes being "special," especially in the ''Touken Ranbu'' universe. However, Higekiri speaking on his behalf and his own subsequent speech about just being a crescent moon that doesn't fully illuminate anything implied that part of the reason for his time travel shenanigans was his desire to make a visible impact on someone's life, which he projected onto his relationships with and sympathized with in Yasuhira and Yoritomo, who are men went down in history as not being remembered for much other than being on the losing side of a war. ''Michi no Oku'' would later seemingly retcon his motivations into being something greater than a desire to be special, although his affinity for historical "losers" has remained intact]].
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* IJustWantToBeSpecial: [[spoiler: Mikazuki is one of the Tenka Goken, which automatically constitutes being "special," especially in the ''Touken Ranbu'' universe. However, Higekiri speaking on his behalf and his own subsequent speech about just being a crescent moon that doesn't fully illuminate anything implied that part of the reason for his time travel shenanigans was his desire to make a visible impact on someone's life, which he projected onto his relationships with and sympathized with in Yasuhira and Yoritomo, who are men went down in history as not being remembered for much other than being on the losing side of a war. ''Tokyo Kokoro Oboe'' and ''Michi no Oku'' would later seemingly retcon his motivations into being something greater than a desire to be special, although his affinity for historical "losers" has remained intact]].
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* IJustWantToBeSpecial: [[spoiler: Mikazuki is one of the Tenka Goken, which automatically constitutes being "special," especially in the ''Touken Ranbu'' universe. However, Higekiri speaking on his behalf and his own subsequent speech about just being a crescent moon that doesn't fully illuminate anything implied that part of the reason for his time travel shenanigans was his desire to make a visible impact on someone's life, which he projected onto his relationships with and sympathized with in Yasuhira and Yoritomo, who are men went down in history as not being remembered for much other than being on the losing side of a war. ''Michi no Oku'' appears to have retconned his motivations into something greater than a desire to be perceived as special, however]].
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* IJustWantToBeSpecial: [[spoiler: Mikazuki is one of the Tenka Goken, which automatically constitutes being "special," especially in the ''Touken Ranbu'' universe. However, Higekiri speaking on his behalf and his own subsequent speech about just being a crescent moon that doesn't fully illuminate anything implied that part of the reason for his time travel shenanigans was his desire to make a visible impact on someone's life, which he projected onto his relationships with and sympathized with in Yasuhira and Yoritomo, who are men went down in history as not being remembered for much other than being on the losing side of a war. ''Michi no Oku'' appears to have retconned would later seemingly retcon his motivations into being something greater than a desire to be perceived as special, however]].although his affinity for historical "losers" has remained intact]].
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* IJustWantToBeSpecial: [[spoiler: Mikazuki is one of the Tenka Goken, which automatically constitutes being "special," especially in the ''Touken Ranbu'' universe. However, Higekiri speaking on his behalf and his own subsequent speech about just being a crescent moon that doesn't fully illuminate anything implied that part of the reason for his time travel shenanigans was his desire to make a visible impact on someone's life, which he projected onto his relationships with and sympathized with in Yasuhira and Yoritomo, who are men went down in history as not being remembered for much other than being on the losing side of a war. ''Michi no Oku'' appears to have retconned his motivations into something greater than a desire to be perceived as special, however]].
