Tekkaman Blade/Characters
Here be the characters of Tekkaman Blade
Introduced in Tekkaman Blade
Protagonist Tekkamen
D-Boy/Blade/Slade/Takaya Aiba/Nick Carter/Ness Carter/Tekkaman Blade/Teknoman Slade
The titular main character of the show. Takaya is the 2nd son of the Aiba family and was to become a Tekkaman, until his father saved him and had him launched to Earth, in turn becoming Tekkaman Blade, a being hell bent on Radam's destruction. He joined the Space Knights to defeat the Radam (getting the nickname D-Boy), succeeds, but there's a lot of sacrifices that he had to made. Eventually, however, he becomes more stable and assists his girlfriend Aki in training new generation of good Tekkamen.
- Aloof Ally
- Amnesia Danger: Later in the series, as his memory begins degrading, he gets into more trouble.
- Asleep for Days: After getting hit by Evil's Psy-Voltekka.
- Bad Dreams
- Being Good Sucks: If he continues fighting for Earth, he's going to have to kill most of the other members of his family.
- Belated Backstory
- Break the Cutie : His current self is a pretty nice guy by itself, despite his Jerkass tendency, but seriously, look at the flashback of his past life and see how much he changed.
- Chick Magnet : Lets see, Aki, Milly and Miyuki are close to him, and the sequel adds Yumi. Not to mention Levin.
- Classical Anti-Hero
- Conveniently an Orphan
- Deus Angst Machina : Hoo boy, his life really does sucks.
- Don't You Dare Pity Me!
- Establishing Character Moment: Begins the show attacking the Radam, and barely slows down afterward.
- Famed in Story: Becomes this in the sequel.
- Fate Worse Than Death : At the end of the series, he lost all his memory, cant move or even talk, and he can still go berserk. Thankfully It Got Better in the sequel.
- Good Is Not Nice: Particularly in the beginning. Subverted later on. He has always been an outgoing Nice Guy, as implied during the start of the series.
- Happy Flashback
- Heartbroken Badass
- Heroic BSOD : Several times.
- Heroic Fatigue
- Hero with Bad Publicity
- Hidden Heart of Gold
- Hope Bringer
- Hunter of His Own Kind
- In the End You Are on Your Own
- Invisible Subtle Difference: Between him and Shinya / Evil.
- It's All My Fault: Often, part of his Guilt Complex.
- I Work Alone
- Jerkass Facade
- Jerk with a Heart of Gold
- Kill the Ones You Love
- Legendary in the Sequel
- Light Is Good
- Living Legend: Again, in the sequel.
- The Magnificent: Called the White Tekkaman in the sequel.
- Messianic Archetype : Lets see, Humanity's savior ? check. Endured a sizable sacrifice ? check. Fate he does not deserve to got ? TRIPLE CHECK ! He IS this trope.
- Naked First Impression
- Not Wearing Tights
- Oblivious to Love : Hes is oblvious to the fact that Aki loves him and the whole team cared for him. It takes Noal's lecturing for him to realize it.
- Parental Abandonment
- Roaring Rampage of Revenge
- Shoulder Cannon: VOLTEKKA!!!
- Screaming Warrior: So much that his seiyuu broke the microphone TWICE. The first time was when Blaster Mode debuted; the second one was the Blaster Voltekka at series' end.
- Stranger in a Familiar Land
- Survivor Guilt
- Takes One to Kill One
- The Hunter
- The Power of Hate
- They're Called "Personal Issues" for a Reason
- Touched by Vorlons
- Tragic Monster : He feared that he would become this.
- Troubled Backstory Flashback
- Troubled but Cute
- With Great Power Comes Great Responsibility
- Victory-Guided Amnesia
Miyuki Aiba/Tekkaman Rapier/Shara Carter
- Collateral Angst
- Deconstruction : What happened when an innocent girl is called a monster by someone that she saved ?
- Flower Motifs: Her favorite flower is the amaryllis.
- Heroic Sacrifice
- Ill Girl --> Dead Little Sister
- Kill the Cutie
Space Knights
Aki Kisaragi/Star Summers
- Badass Adorable : Lapse with Badass Normal, she might be The Chick, but early on the series she is said to be the physically strongest of the Space Knights, with the exception of D-Boy, so much that shes confident enough to challenge D-Boy to spar with her after throwing a guy off.
- He Will Not Cry, So I Cry for Him
- Remember That You Trust Me: To D-Boy.
- Tender Tears
Noal Vereuse/Ringo Richards
- Dad the Veteran
- Jerk with a Heart of Gold
- Military Brat
- Parental Abandonment
- Put on a Bus: Killed off in one of the side OVAs in between I and II by a berserking D-Boy.
Miletta 'Milly' Le Rouge/Tina Corman
- Like Brother and Sister : With D-Boy(who feels her being similar to his younger sister).
- Mood Whiplash : Having such a cheerful child in a middle of a Crapsack World that is filled by adults feels really inappropriate. Levin kinda lampshades it early on in the series.
- Tagalong Kid
- You Remind Me of X : Her similarity with D-Boys's sister is one of the reason that she's the first person that can talk casually with D-Boy
Heinrich von Freeman/Commander Jameson
- Commanding Coolness: In the English dub.
- Da Chief
- Heroic Albino
- Manipulative Bastard : He does care for his teammates, but the way he manipulated D-Boy's existence, the millitary AND Balzac all at the same time is brilliant.
- The Leader
- The Stoic
- Xanatos Gambit : He is really good at this.
Honda/Mac Macelroy
- Boisterous Bruiser
- Gentle Giant : His dream is to fly a kite after world peace is restored.
- Grease Monkey: Balzac calls him this in the dub.
- Mr. Fixit
- Team Dad : Hes essentialy one to D-Boy, and to a lesser extent to most of the team.
Levin/Maggie
- Camp Gay: Japanese version.
- She's a Man In Japan
Pegas
Human Army
Balzac Asimov / Balzac St. Jacques
- Call to Agriculture: In the second season; both results in and is the result of Character Development.
- I Just Want to Be Special
- Street Urchin
General Colbert/Galt
- Asshole Victim: Becomes one in Super Robot Wars Judgment, where he even serves as Muruta Azrael's dragon.
- To further drive the point home, he effectively takes the same place as Complete Monster Miwa Sakimori had serving the same guy in Super Robot Wars Alpha 3.
- Fantastic Racism: To extremes at time, even treating the hero like a bastard traitor to his own race simply for being a Tekkaman despite the fact he obviously is one Colbert's side (i.e.- he wants the Radam dead as much as said General does)
- General Ripper
- It Must Be Mine: About Blade.
- With Us or Against Us: Says this almost verbatim in the English dub.
Others
Kouzu Aiba/Ulysses Carter
Patriarch of the Aiba family, he rescues his second-eldest son from the Radam, launching him in an escape pod to earth, before dying from the after-effects of a failed transformation.
- Standard Fifties Father: What we see of him, anyway.
Radam Tekkamen
Shinya Aiba/Cain Carter/Tekkaman Evil/Teknoman Saber
- Cry for the Devil
- Dark Is Evil
- Died in Your Arms Tonight: With Blade / Takaya
- Driven by Envy
- Evil Twin
- Green-Eyed Monster
- Kingpin in His Gym
- Knight of Cerebus : While the plot is already dark, essentialy his appearance is where the show gets real.
- Leave Him to Me: About Blade, because he is The Only One Allowed to Defeat You.
- Menacing Stroll
- Name of Cain
- Obviously Evil: Tekkaman Evil
- The Dragon
- Tragic Monster : Every Radam Tekkaman counts, but he's the worst of this part.
- Twin Switch
- Sibling Rivalry: Like you wouldn't believe.
- "Well Done, Son" Guy
- You Should Have Died Instead: Thinks his father believes this.
Fritz von Braun/Tekkaman Dagger
Goddard/Tekkaman Axe
Molotov/Tekkaman Lance
Feng Li/Tekkaman Sword
Kengo Aiba/Conrad Carter/Tekkaman Omega/Darkon
- Big Bad
- Large Ham: Comes with being voiced by Norio Wakamoto.
- Last Villain Stand
- Non-Action Big Bad: Tied into the ship that crashed on the Moon.
Introduced in Tekkaman Blade 2
Yumi Francois/Tekkaman Hiver
- Herd-Hitting Attack: REACTOR VOLTEKKA!!
David Krugel/Tekkaman Sommer
Natasha Pablociva/Tekkaman Vesna
Tekkaman Aki
- Battle Couple with Blade, finally.
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