History Literature / BZRK

* BlueEyes: Noah has been described as having a pair of very brilliant ones. His blue eyes fulfill Types 1, 2, and 3, based on which point you're on at the story.
-->But of course it was those eyes that drew you in. Where had he gotten eyes that blue? They looked unnatural. Like someone wearing tinted contact lenses ... You wouldn't know whether you were looking into profound depths or maybe just into a very crazy place.
* CainAndAbel: Averted. Stone is wistfully envious of Sadie's freedom but is not resentful in any way.

* NomDeGuerre: Everyone on the biot side has one. Subverted in that we know most of the twitchers' real names during their point of views (with the exception of Ophelia, Caligular, Lear, and other minor characters such as Dr. Pound). Bug Man's real name is given as well, and the reader learns of Alex Cotton's real name before his identity as [[spoiler: Kerouac]] is revealed.

-->'''Vincent''': I need both of you to trust me. I don't meant that I'd ''like'' you to trust me. I mean that I ''need'' you to trust me. For that reason, I will never lie to you. If you were ever to catch me in a lie, you would never fully trust me again. So I will never lie.

* WhenSheSmiles: Ophelia. According to Sadie, she has a smile that lights up the room.

* EyeScream: The best way for a biot in get into the brain is through the the eyeball, so not only do we get lots of eerie descriptions of eyes, but eye violence such as later such as ''jamming fingers into someone's eyeball.''

''In this war, there are only two outcomes: victory or madness.''

* UptownGirl: In a way. Sadie is wealthy, but Noah is a poor British boy. There is less focus on their financial aspects, but that might only be because they have bigger fish to fry.

''BZRK'', written by Michael Grant (husband of KAApplegate, co-author of Literature/{{Animorphs}}, Literature/{{Everworld}}, and {{Remnants}} and author of {{Literature/Gone}}) is a ([[WhatDoYouMeanItsForKids ostensibly]]) YoungAdult series about a group of freedom fighters fighting against the Armstrong twins in a micro-war to save human free will. Teenagers Noah and Sadie are recruited after both are dragged into the war after family tragedies and they find themselves in a high-tech conspiracy where there's even doubt on whether or not the ''good guys'' are all that good.

''BZRK'', written by Michael Grant (husband of KAApplegate, co-author of Literature/{{Animorphs}}, Literature/{{Everworld}}, and {{Remnants}} and author of {{Literature/Gone}}) is a ([[WhatDoYouMeanItsForKids ostensibly]]) YoungAdult series about a group of freedom fighters fighting against the Armstrong twins in a micro-war to save human free will. Teenagers Noah and Sadie are recruited after both are dragged into the war after family tragedies and they find themselves in a high-tech conspiracy where there's even doubt on whether or the ''good guys'' are all that good.

* BodyHorror: Lots of gruesome descriptions, and also the Armstrong twins are described as grotesque and they share one eyeball. The general body horror is noted by Sadie Sadie, who is greatly disturbed by what Noah might have seen in her body while looking through the eyes of his biots.

* [[LastOfHisKind Last of Her Kind]]: [[spoiler:Sadie, after the plane accident that kills Grey and Stone McLure.]]

* StraightGay: Nijinsky. Aside from the fact he's a SharpDressedMan, there's no real indication he's gay until later in the novel.

* UptownGirl: In a way. Sadie is wealthy, but Noah is a poor British boy. There is less focus on their financial aspects, but that might only be because they have bigger fish to fry.

* BodyHorror: Lots of gruesome descriptions, and also the Armstrong twins are describe as grotesque and they share one eyeball. Noted by a character when Sadie is greatly disturbed by what Noah might have seen in her body while looking through the eyes of her biots.
** Ophelia [[spoiler:gets both feet blown off in an explosion at the end.]]
* ConvenientlyAnOrphan: Averted with Noah. He still leaves though.

* BeautyEqualsGoodness: In a way, with the deformed Armstrong twins.
* BodyHorror: Lots of gruesome descriptions, and also the Armstrong twins are describe as grotesque and they share one eyeball. Noted by a character when Sadie is greatly disturbed by what Noah might have seen in her body.

* NomDeGuerre: Everyone on the biot side has one. Subverted in that we know Plath's and Keat's, as well as Nijinsky's, real names during their point of views. Bug Man as well.

* BodyHorror: Lots of gruesome descriptions, and also the Armstrong twins are describe as grotesque and they share one eyeball.
* BlueEyes: Noah has been described as having a pair of very brilliant ones.

''BZRK'', written by Michael Grant (husband of KAApplegate, co-author of Literature/{{Animorphs}}, Literature/{{Everworld}}, and Literature/{{Remnants}} and author of {{Literature/Gone}}) is a ([[WhatDoYouMeanItsForKids ostensibly]]) YoungAdult series about a group of freedom fighters fighting against the Armstrong twins in a micro-war to save human free will. Teenagers Noah and Sadie are recruited after both are dragged into the war after family tragedies and they find themselves in a high-tech conspiracy where there's even doubt on whether or the ''good guys'' are all that good.

''BZRK'', written by Michael Grant, husband of KAApplegate and author of {{Literature/Gone}}, is a ([[WhatDoYouMeanItsForKids ostensibly]]) YoungAdult series about a group of freedom fighters fighting against the Armstrong twins in a micro-war to save human free will. Teenagers Noah and Sadie are recruited after both are dragged into the war after family tragedies and they find themselves in a high-tech conspiracy where there's even doubt on whether or the ''good guys'' are all that good.

* TheStoic: Vincent, countered by pleasure-seeking Nijinksy.

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''BZRK'', written by Michael Grant, husband of KAApplegate and author of {{Literature/Gone}}, is a ([[WhatDoYouMeanItsForKids ostensibly]]) YoungAdult series about a group of freedom fighters fighting against the Armstrong twins in a micro-war to save human free will. Teenagers Noah and Sadie are recruited after both are dragged into the war after family tragedies and they find themselves in a high-tech conspiracy.