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The first season ended in October of 2023, with the second season set to come in early 2024.
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The first season ended in October of 2023, with and the second season set to come started in early March of 2024.
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** Most other monsters within the Infinity Prison also regard him as such, having sided with Adventurers and Humans to kill other monsters.
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* TheChosenMany: More System users are introduced in Season Two, who were given Navigators similar to Pip. [[spoiler:The one responsible is supposedly the King, who granted them to both the Warden of the Infinity Prison and Tyros.]]
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* NotWorthKilling: His first day in the Infinity Prison, Nog is accosted by Kiyoni who recognized him for helping the genocide of the Orcs and razing her home with the Adventurers. She spends five minutes beating on him, but chooses not to kill him when he won't fight back because leaving him in his currently miserable state was more fitting than putting him out of his misery.
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''[[https://www.webtoons.com/en/fantasy/just-a-goblin/list?title_no=3514 Just a Goblin]]'' is a webcomic written by Brandon Chen and [=JKSManga=] with art by Inuupen. It follows Nog in his attempts to understand what drives adventurers to hunt his kind by becoming an adventurer himself. Serialization began on September 14th, 2022 and it can be read for free online on Website/{{Webtoon}} and through the Webtoon app.
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''[[https://www.webtoons.com/en/fantasy/just-a-goblin/list?title_no=3514 Just a Goblin]]'' is a webcomic written by Brandon Chen and [=JKSManga=] with art by Inuupen. It follows Nog in his attempts to understand what drives adventurers to hunt his kind by becoming an adventurer himself. Serialization began on September 14th, 2022 and it can be read for free online on Website/{{Webtoon}} Platform/{{Webtoon}} and through the Webtoon app.
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* MagicalBarefooter: Lora is initially one. After the two-month time skip, she gains an outfit with shoes.
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-->--'''Nog''' on the relationship between adventurers and goblins
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* HolographicInterface: The System is represented by a series of holographic, intangible text boxes that work like a touch screen. Nog can use this interface to store and remove items from his {{Hammerspace}} inventory, allocate attribute points, use skills, and analyze other people and things.
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* HolographicInterface: HolographicTerminal: The System is represented by a series of holographic, intangible text boxes that work like a touch screen. Nog can use this interface to store and remove items from his {{Hammerspace}} inventory, allocate attribute points, use skills, and analyze other people and things.
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* SuddenGameInterface: Pip enters Nog's body following Hugo's death, resulting in "the System" appearing before Nog as a HolographicInterface. Unlike many examples of this trope, Nog is a goblin from a fantasy world with no context on what it is or how to operate it. He relies heavily on [[ExpositionFairy Pip]] to explain the workings of the System to him and doesn't register it as a "game interface" at all. With it, he's able to gain new powers, invest attribute points he's earned to boost his abilities, access a {{Hammerspace}} inventory, and view the attributes of others via StatOVision.
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* SuddenGameInterface: Pip enters Nog's body following Hugo's death, resulting in "the System" appearing before Nog as a HolographicInterface.HolographicTerminal. Unlike many examples of this trope, Nog is a goblin from a fantasy world with no context on what it is or how to operate it. He relies heavily on [[ExpositionFairy Pip]] to explain the workings of the System to him and doesn't register it as a "game interface" at all. With it, he's able to gain new powers, invest attribute points he's earned to boost his abilities, access a {{Hammerspace}} inventory, and view the attributes of others via StatOVision.
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* DivergingEvolutionaryPhases: Nog is given the opportunity to evolve into a more powerful species of goblin after reaching a certain level. He's given the choice between becoming an enormous hobgoblin, a magical winged fay goblin, or the ghost-like onare goblin. He ultimately chooses the latter, gaining the ability to detach and reattach his arms at will, perfect night vision, and strange, dark powers.
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* BlackAndWhiteMorality: Tyros firmly believes that people are good and monsters are bad. One of his goals as an adventurer is to kill every single monster so that people don't have to live in fear of them. [[spoiler:Tyros nosedives into BlackAndWhiteInsanity after Goliath's death at Nog's hands. Tyros sees nothing wrong with murdering Gubble, who saved Tyros' life and is entirely innocent of the crime, solely because she's a monster and can't wrap his head around why his friends object to it at all.]]
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* DownerEnding: The First Season Finale. [[spoiler:Nog is sent to the Infinity Prison in order to fund the repair of the town, the Red Ravens break up because they can't side with Tyros after everything and defended Nog, and Tyros is unable to get revenge even after offering his soul to be burned for power.]]
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* DownerEnding: The First Season Finale. [[spoiler:Nog [[spoiler:Nog's idealism is shattered and he is sent to the Infinity Prison in order to fund the repair of the town, the Red Ravens break up because they can't side with Tyros after everything and defended Nog, and Tyros is unable to get revenge even after offering his soul to be burned for power.]]
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* RevengeByProxy: One of Tyro's reasons for murdering [[spoiler:Gubble]] is to get revenge on [[spoiler:Nog for murdering Goliath in self-defense]]. Since the primary target of Tyro's rage wasn't present, he settled for hurting someone close to said target.
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It's not really bittersweet if you can't list anything good that happens.
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* BittersweetEnding: The First Season Finale. [[spoiler:Nog is sent to the Infinity Prison in order to fund the repair of the town, the Red Ravens break up because they can't side with Tyros after everything and defended Nog, and Tyros is unable to get revenge even after offering his soul to be burned for power.]]
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* DownerEnding: The First Season Finale. [[spoiler:Nog is sent to the Infinity Prison in order to fund the repair of the town, the Red Ravens break up because they can't side with Tyros after everything and defended Nog, and Tyros is unable to get revenge even after offering his soul to be burned for power.]]
