Dirty Coward: While they love to boast about how "heroic" they see themselves, when push comes to shove, they will happily throw each other under the bus if they think it will spare their lives. Heart Is an Awesome Power: The abilities Vicius called useless? They allow him to survive and emerge from the "disposal dungeon" Vicius treats as an execution ground.

Ungrateful Bastard: How does he respond to Mimori helping him when he's badly injured by Oyamada's bullying? Rage! When Mimori's the one in need of help, he gloats! Morality Chain: Though the bar is set pretty low, he's the only one who can keep Oyamada from "going too far" and is the only one Oyamada ever listens to. Hate Sink: There is no redeeming feature to these scoundrels. Even their so-called camraderie is simply banding together purely for the purpose of finding new and sadistic ways to kill people they don't agree with and rationalize it in their own head that it's okay because their targets were either "fake humans" or "evil heretics" who refuse to "open their eyes at how threatening the fake humans are". The only benefit they bring to the story is seeing how Touka is going to sadistically kill them. Adaptation Explanation Extrication: The manga skips a major portion of volume 1, including the prologue where Vicius openly kidnaps the entirety of class 2-C to "summon" to this new world to fight the Demon King, consent be damned. The main character, Touka, is an anti-hero and is discarded by a goddess who summoned a mass of people. The thing is that Touka after being put on his knees gives the finger to the goddess who rejects and belittles him. Touka finds himself in a kind of death zone where the rejects are rejected. But he will grit his teeth and do everything to survive and take revenge on the Goddess.

Villain World: Vicius runs everything in this new world, and will happily tell the leaders of all the countries, "you know this girl here, she dared to defy my whims, hunt her down for me." They'll do it too, for fear that she will side with one, or more, of their neighbors and send the armies of said neighbors against them instead. The reason there isn't a mass revolt is that she, and the "heroes" she summons from another world, are the only defense against a Demon King that "revives" every few centuries and wants to annihilate everybody. It's strongly implied that she's behind that too... Honor Before Reason: When Mimori gives her the Logan Cup for free, because it wouldn't do him any good and she really needed it, she protested that she didn't feel right taking it for free, so he agrees to let her be his bodyguard, at least until the Mills Ruins dungeon was conquered. The Cake Is a Lie: Was promised her own freedom and Lizbet's if she became the undefeated champion of a multi-year fight-to-the-death tournament. However the tournament organizers planned to sabotage the last fight and were so smug they bragged about it where she could hear them. What's worse is that they also bragged that, if she somehow still won the fight, they never intended to keep their end of the bargain, instead planning to kill both her and Lizbet the moment people stopped watching. Misery Builds Character: The horrors he faced at the hands of Sixth Cavalry did wonders to make him a better person.

Failure Frame: I Became the Strongest and Annihilated Everything With Low-Level Spells (Manga) Vol. 7". Seven Seas Entertainment . Retrieved August 2, 2023. Broken Bird: Chapter 343 has Hijiri reveal that Ayaka was subjected to well-known and very effective "programming" techniques used by "religious" cults, unethical "wayward teen ranches" and other notorious institutions to break her will by Vicius, including sleep deprivation, and victim blaming. Small wonder Ayaka's such a hot mess.

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Polite Villains, Rude Heroes: Vicius is Faux Affably Evil. Mimori is a Knight in Sour Armor who figures "if I'm going to get killed anyway, why bother being polite?" Just Joking" Justification: When he's instructed by both Mimori and Kirahara to return Ayaka's manga to her on the bus, and Ayaka glares at him because he tormented her, he retorts that it was a harmless "joke" and expects her to accept his insincere apology at face value, resenting the fact that she doesn't just smile and forgive him out of hand. Never Got to Say Goodbye: To her former master, Princess Cattleya, which is a source of Conflicting Loyalty while she's serving Touka. Fortunately, he was sympathetic and helps her save the princess so they can have a proper parting with no regrets. Off with His Head!: When Touka's tired of trying to make hi

Cowardly Lion: She may be a self-professed coward, but among the D-rankers, she's the only one who does anything aside from simply cowering behind a shield, even delivering the finishing blow, when prompted, to a monster weakened by Ayaka, so she can advance. Failure Frame: I Became the Strongest and Annihilated Everything With Low-Level Spells (Manga) Vol. 3". Seven Seas Entertainment . Retrieved August 30, 2022.

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