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Bishōnen: While a fair share of the promotional art for the game depicts the protagonist as somewhat gruff, he is noted in the game for having a slim build and a baby face.Best expressed by the scene in which he may snap and kill a war veteran that accosted him and the scene where he is forced to discuss how he enjoys killing, not to mention him braining The Psychiatrist with a paperweight in the normal ending. Ax-Crazy: Downplayed, as he has standards, but as The Dragon's sanity slips, so does his control over his bloodlust.Awesomeness by Analysis: The main advantage his Chronos doses give him, allowing him to relive and analyze numerous occurrences of the same event again and again in order to determine the scenario most likely to result in him killing everyone in his way.Zero can find an assassination dossier for himself in his handler/therapist's suitcase, in case he went rogue or learned too much about how Chronos is made or the purpose of his assassination missions. Assassin Outclassin': Invoked at the end of the game.Not to mention you also have a lot of mean dialogue options, and the interrupting feature can make the protagonist seem like a Jerkass if used frequently. During a therapy session you have the option to say you don't enjoy killing, but the screen glitches out and forces you to say so.

Later in the game, he even admits to enjoying killing. Antihero: The protagonist's only motivation towards killing countless people essentially boils down to being told to do so.The only other character in the game with a worse case than his is his old war-buddy Fifteen. Anime Hair: Of the "samurai blowout" school of hair-styling.Not only is this flipped when he faces left, but so is the left side of his hakama's collar that exposes his shoulder. Ambidextrous Sprite: His sword is traditionally depicted as being sheathed on his left hip, as he's right handed.The media seemingly nicknames him 'The Dragon' after a few jobs. A nameless assassin that is working for a secret group to assassinate key figures in New Mecca.