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Awakened Being
The name given to a Claymore that has over exerted their yoki limits and have gained the ability to turn into a monster. Some have gained Yoma like tendencies like the craving of human flesh while others have control over this. |
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Blood Bath
A massacre |
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Claymore
A Claymore is a human implanted with Yoma flesh and blood to create a hybrid possessing the intelligence of a human and the strength of a Yoma. They can be divided into Defensive and Offensive types, and can turn into an Awakened Being if they lose their mind to their Yoma side. |
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Decapitation
AKA beheading |
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Dismemberment
The loss of limbs and body parts is a common concept in many of the more violent Japanese manga and anime. |
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Execution
The act or an instance of putting to death or being put to death as a lawful penalty. |
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Extreme Violence
It's use can be intended to be shockingly disturbing or hilariously absurd. |
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Flashback
Used frequently in Anime to either recap past events or provide a back story for a character, either their origin story or their off-screen training of new attack. Sometime and entire episode/chapter would be a entire flashback. |
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Major death
Death of a major character. |
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Nun
A woman who has taken vows committing herself to a spiritual life. |
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Priest
The character is working as a priest, a guide and teacher of God. Often leads holy rituals such as marriage and burials. |
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Rain
In addition to being just weather, the rain can symbolize many things. It can represent life, foreshadowing, sadness, and many things. |
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Time Skip
When a series jumps several months or even several years. Usually used in series staring younger kids and it resumes when they're teenagers or even adults. |
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Transformation
The Idea of a character transforming into a animal, monster, creature, demon, or other types of creatures. |
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Yoma
Man-eating shape shifting demons from the Claymore series |