100% Heroism Rating: They were this on their homeworld of Hydaelon and home system entirely, with its' people still fondly remembering them even after centuries had past, although the wider universe didn't know about them until after they were freed and their actions in the decades after earning them this within Malica entirely since they helped put an end to Ulsicor's rampage and fought in both the Heartless and Malican Civil Wars. Outside of Malica is more of a downplayed example, as there exist plenty of people who dislike them regardless of their actions.
The Ace: All of them are this, having become masters in multiple fields of combat and non-combat alike, although it does get downplayed after they were freed since it took time for them to get use to the way things are in the Malica but they still became this, to a albeit more milder degree.
Ace Pilot: Downplayed, especially once they were freed, it took time for them to understand how starfighters work but once they do they quickly prove be just as effective with it as others, although not to the same degree as the likes of Han Solo, Anakin Skywalker or Mass Effect's Joker
Action Girl: All the female members are this by default, being just as capable as their male members in every regard.
All Girls Want Bad Boys: Some of the female members (and one or two male members) admit to having a crush on Emet-Selch, much to the clear annoyance of some of their members, although it did not stop them from putting a end to him regardless
Animal Lover: They all have a soft spot for animals, assuming they're not trying to kill them that is.
The Archmage: Moreso Ambaghai, Iva, Vas, Weynild, Ruhrhe'to, Anono, Vukebor, Asa, Poillaux, G'mhenyixo, and Rennir but all of them are this to some degree.
Battle Couple: a few of them are this to each other
Rennir is this whenever Y'shtola is with them
Poillaux with G'raha
Nergüi and Aegheard
Akiie and Ulmex
Ambaghai and Asa
Staslik and Tesla
Being Good Sucks: Zigzagged. On one hand, the Warriors exploits make them not just world-renowed but also universe and later multiverse-renowed with them making friends from all corners of the multiverse. They became comfortably wealthy from their adventures and have untold experiences to satifsfy their thrill seeker urges. On the other hand. the Warriors have clear chronic hero syndrome which gives them immense responsibilities and one that often results in them having people expects them to uphold, which does weigh down on them and made them weary to bear any additional burdens and the lives they've saved, and yet they still keeping on, with smiles on their faces even after everything they went through.
Beware the Nice Ones:
Beware the Silly Ones:
Big Damn Heroes:
Big Good:
Birds of a Feather:
Blood Knight: They all this to some degree, afterall why else would they continue to go into fights and adventures in a age where such a thing is no longer necessary?
Book Dumb: Some of them are this, although that does not make them dumb in the slightest.
Boring, but Practical:
Born Lucky:
Broken Bird:
Bunny-Ears Lawyer:
But for Me, It Was Tuesday:
Call to Adventure:
Caring Gardener:
Casual Danger Dialogue: Their interactions with each other has this air to them, given just how apathetic and well casual they take things, although not always.
Chef of Iron:
Cheshire Cat Grin:
Chick Magnet and Dude Magnet: All the members gets this from either ends of the population.
Chronic Hero Syndrome:
The Chosen Many: They're a group of heroes chosen to save the world of Hydaelyn many times over.
Cloudcuckoolander:
Closest Thing We Got:
Combat Pragmatist:
The Comically Serious:
The Confidant:
The Conscience:
Consummate Professional:
Covert Pervert: Some more then others but they tend to have this to some degree.
Iva, when she, Burchard and Alfanne first discovered Nekoya and Iva fell in love with its' owner, she made it a point to sit at the counter that has the clearest view of the kitchen so she can watch him cook... and not at all unsubtle way of checking him out, with her often watching his rear much to the amusement of both Burchard and Alfanne and in time the rest of the Warriors once they were told of the restaurant's existence and the cook who unknowingly captured Iva's heart, which they happily uses to lightheartedly poke fun at her expense.
Cultured Badass:
Damsel out of Distress:
Dark Is Not Evil:
Deadpan Snarker:
Death Glare:
Declaration of Protection: Had declared this to each other as well as the rest of the former Scions of the Seventh Dawn and moreover everyone on their homeworld and system.
Dented Iron:
Determinator:
Ditzy Genius:
Does Not Know Their Own Strength:
Don't Call Me "Sir"/"Madam":
Doom Magnet:
The Dreaded:
Dude, Where's My Respect?:
Dude, Where's My Reward?:
Embarrassing Nickname:
Emotional Powers:
Everyone Has Standards:
Extreme Doormat:
Family of Choice: This is pretty apparent that ontop of being true companions, the warriors of light view each other as family in all but name and further more views the surviving former members of the Scions of the Seventh Dawn, the Fortemps family and Wuk Lamat as this in turn, and its' this fact that lead to the former Scions, Fortemps and Wuk Lamat to spend centuries looking for them when they disappeared (in truth kidnapped by the Combine) in 15 AXC (1275 NE).
Fan of the Underdog:
Fire-Forged Friends: This is apparent with both each other and the Scions of the Seventh Dawn and Garlond Ironworks during their early adventures.
Foil:
For Great Justice:
Friend to All Children: They all have a soft spot for kids, frequently going out of their way to help children out if they need it.
From Zero to Hero:
Genius Bruiser:
Genki Girl/Guy:
Glory Seeker:
Good Feels Good: Sure, they may feel fatigue about it from time to time, they all clearly enjoy helping people and putting smiles their faces and frequently does things purely because its' the right thing to do and not for any other reason.
Good Is Not Soft:
Got Volunteered:
Greater Need Than Mine:
Grin of Audacity:
Happily Adopted: While they all view the Fortemps and Novv as adopted family some of the Warriors were this long before hand, like Rennir, Ruhrhe'to, Aegheard, and Ketengeim.
Rennir was adopted by two Midlander Human women and had five other adopted siblings as well, a Roegadyn sister, Miqo'te brother and sister, lalfell brother and Au Ra sister.
Ruhrhe'to was adopted by a travelling Lalafell woman after his mother was killed in the wilderness and he was discovered by her caravaan and brought to be raised in Ul'da.
Aegheard was adopted by a Human raised Elezen father and was one of three other adopted siblings, with a Lalafell sister and a Au Ra brother.
Ketengeim was adopted by a Highlander human man after saving her from a shipwreck and was raised with three other sisters, two Highlander humans who are her fathers biological daughters and a Elezen.
Heartbroken Badass: The deaths of number of their friends, be they Scions like Minfilia and Papalymo or their many friends along the way Moenbryda, Ysayle and Haurchefaunt, still deeply affects them to this day.
The Hero:
Hero Does Public Service:
Heroes Love Dogs:
Heroic Fatigue:
Heroic Lineage:
Heroic Resolve:
Heroic Self-Deprecation:
Heroic Willpower:
Hidden Depths:
Hope Bringer:
Humble Hero: To a surprising degree given what they have done on Hydaelyn and furthermore across Malica and beyond, one would think they'd have a bit of a ego problem but no, they have a inverse of this, with them viewing themselves as being no different from anyone else and that anyone else would have done what they have done, all the while the Scions and anyone who ever encounter them is just flabbergasted by this behavior of theirs.
It later becomes a subversion as time went on with their collective humility taking on more and more aspects of someone with some degree of depression, especially since they frequently think of themselves in a way that seems to suggest they don't think of themselves all that highly whatsoever due to a variety of reasons.
Hypercompetent Sidekick:
Immune to Mind Control:
Improbable Aiming Skills:
Inexplicably Awesome:
Instant Expert:
Interspecies Adoption: Ruhrhe'to, Aegheard, and Ketengeim have parents who are not apart of their species.
Interspecies Romance: Some of the Warriors are romantically involved with people outside of their species
Rennir (a Human) is romantically involved with Y'shtola (a Miqo'te), and the first thing Y'shtola did when they found and awoke them is to give Rennir a passionate and long overdue kiss to express just how much she missed him
Poillaux (a Elezen) is romantically involved with G'raha (a Miqo'te)
Nergüi (a Au Ra) and Aegheard (a Human) are romantically involved
Akiie (a Au Ra) and Ulmex (a Elezen) are romantically involved
Lilvi (a Viera) has a human husband that she worried he had moved on which she was happily surprised to find he has not
G'mhenyixo (a Miqo'te) eventually became romantically involved with a TransRace Human.
Iva (a Miqo'te) fell in love with Nekoya's owner, a human named Mako Sabat, after a chance encounter with the man when she and small part of the warriors of light were traveling in his home universe and spent months getting to know him before asking him out on a date and in years time his hand in marriage.
It's All My Fault:
Its' Personal:
Jack of All Trades:
Jerkass to One: They're usually pretty kind and compassionate people... all but to Hitt'lon and Yiloala, for some pretty obviously reasons.
Kindhearted Cat Lover: All of them share this, not just with their homeworld's native Coeurls but also applies to Earths cats and other cat-like animals, and yes this also applies to the Cat folks Miqo'te and Hrothgar.
Knight in Sour Armor: Some of the Warriors in the group fall into this, being rather dickish to their friends and allies, or at the very least give off a air of apathy, but still fight to protect and defend people no matter what.
Living Legend: Moreso for the people of Hydaelyn then Malica but in time they did become this for Malica as a whole and by the early 2000s NE they have became this for the Alliance as well, and to a lesser extent the Axis and Coalition, though more out of fear then wonder in the later two cases.
Light Is Good: Given their shared title is the Warriors of Light it fits they fall into this
Locked Out of the Loop:
Loophole Abuse:
Luckily, My Shield Will Protect Me:
Made of Iron:
Magic Knight: All of them can and do use magic, its' just personal preference for why they stick to one role over the other.
Magnetic Hero:
Master of All:
Megaton Punch:
Messianic Archetype:
Military Mage:
Multinational Team: For a given sense of the term at any rate, but they are a very diverse group of heroes which vary from species, to gender to sexual orientation.
Staslik Venasch, Tesla Avesna, and Vukebor Marasch are Hrothgars, male, female, male respectfully.
Nergüi Noykin and Ambaghai Dazkar are female and male Xaela Au Ra.
Ketengeim Cleaver and Honorable Kelp are Roegadyn, with Ketengeim a female sea wolf and Honorable a male hellguard.
Ophont Pielair, Alfanne Bopione, Ulmex Prairant, and Poillaux Caujame are Elezen with Alfanne the only female among the other three males.
H'shok Tia, K'mugrra Vihki, and G'mhenyixo Nilu being Seekers of the Sun Miqo'te with H'shok the only male among the three with the latter two being females
Lilvi Dalras, Yevran Fyth, and Vas Akulid being Viera with the former two being female and latter being the only male among them.
Bolabyo Debayo, Irtiye Ditiye, and Anono Ano being Plainsfolk Lalafell and Anono being the only female among the group with the former two being males
Jejeca Jeca is the only Dunesfolk in the group and a female
Hanne Blood and Rennir Thatcher are Highlander Humans with the former female and the later male
Burchard Chamberlain, Aegheard Rock and Weynild Waller being Midlander Humans with the former two being male and the later female.
Akiie Mizuhiki and Asa Shibunuri are male and female Raen Au Ra respectfully.
Ava Sacho, Iva Lholna, and Ruhrhe'to Ula are Keepers of the Moon Miqo'te with the former two being female and the latter being male
Multi-Melee Master:
Mundane Utility:
My Greatest Failure:
Names to Trust Immediately:
Nice Guy/Gal: All of them fall into this, some more then others admittedly but they're all this regardless.
Nice Job Breaking It, Hero:
Nightmare Fetishist:
Not So Above It All:
"Not So Different" Remark:
Not So Stoic:
Obviously Not Fine:
Omniglot:
Oblivious to Love: Some of them are pretty infamous for this as it took some time for them to realize some people they are close to are romantically interested in.
Oh, Crap!:
One-Man Army: All of them are this on their own, let alone them collectively.
The Paragon:
Powerful and Helpless: This was their state when they were held captive by the Combine for over 400 odd years.
The Power of Friendship:
Precision F-Strike:
Propaganda Hero: Multiple times actually, for the Eorzean Alliance, then the United Commonwealths of Worlds, then the Alliance, and finally the Multiversial Federation (although the later two is not as obvious as the former two)
The Quiet One: They do talk, however, they are known to be a rather silent bunch preferring simple nonverbal jesters over speech, and the few times they do talk its' entirely to a point and never more then a few sentiences at a time.
Rags to Riches:
Real Men Wear Pink: While all of the men have taken up things like goldsmithing, weaving and cooking, some take after it more then others.
Red Baron:
Renaissance Man/Woman:
Romantic Wingman:
Royal Favorite:
Satanic Archetype: To the original Asians they're this.
Secret-Keeper:
Seen It All:
Shell-Shocked Veteran:
Slasher Smile:
Straight Gay: Played with since the world they come from isn't as concerned about sexual and romantic orientation as a result stereotypes associated with sexual and romantic orientation is nonexistent, so its' not at all surprising to see Akiie, Ulmex, Poillaux, and Yevran, openly gay men and woman, not to fall into such stereotypes and frankly are confused when people from other earths point out how they don't seem to "fit" the look of a gay man or lesbian woman.
The Soft-Hearted Warrior: Each warrior is a One-Man/Woman Army unto themselves and are described as fighting like a demon on the battlefield, have slaughtered more people then anyone can count, killed physical gods and eldritch horrors and can slain immortal beings. And yet when they're not fighting they often times go out of their way to help everyone in need no matter how minor it is and always gives people a shoulder to lean on or simply give a helping hand.
Spanner in the Works:
The Stoic:
Stunned Silence: Centuries ago some of them had this to Y'shtola's ritual incantation but for a more serious example is witnessing Reinhart Forrest's suicide right in front of them after fighting their way through his palace to try and capture him near the end of the Malican Civil War.
Straight Man/Woman:
Summon Magic:
Survival Mantra: "For Those we have lost. For those we can yet save." A simple one but a effective one that keeps them going no matter how much trauma and heroic fatigue they get.
Sympathy for the Devil: Many of them take this position in some way for many of the villains they fought against, like Emet-Selch and Meteion but there's limits to what they sympathize with, like the actions and behavior that Yiloala and Hitt'lon/Ulsicor has done, both of whom they genuinely hate.
Talented, but Trained:
The Teetotaler: Not true for all of them, but half of the Warriors flat out refuses to drink alcholic drinks whatsoever, and frequently and politely refuse any offers given to them by people they encounter.
Teeth-Clenched Teamwork:
These Hands Have Killed: While they all enjoy the thrill of battle, they also acutely aware of how many people they've killed and it all weighs heavily on their minds, even after coming to terms with it and forgive themselves for it, but believe they will face a reckoning for all the lives taken and will welcome it like a friend.
Thrill Seeker:
Throwing Your Sword Always Works:
Trauma Button:
Trauma Conga Line:
Tragic Keepsake:
True Companions: They are this to each other and furthermore with the Scions of the Seventh Dawn as well.
Trying Not to Cry:
Try to Fit That on a Business Card:
Übermensch: a rare positive example of this.
Uncle Pennybags:
Underestimating Badassery:
Vitriolic Best Buds:
Villain Killer:
War Hero:
The Watson:
Wealthy Philanthropist:
What the Hell Are You?:
We Help the Helpless:
What the Hell, Hero?:
What's Up, King Dude?:
What You Are in the Dark:
When All You Have Is a Hammer...:
Willfully Weak:
With Great Power Comes Great Responsibility:
Workaholic:
The World Is Just Awesome: Or rather the Multiverse is just awesome, yes they do admit and acknowledge that there exist plenty of genuinely awful universes out there, filled with people and beings that makes even the worse people they fought against seem like saints in comparison but to them their homeworld, and the wider multiverse is just as beautiful as ever before, regardless of the death and destruction that have occurred.
