The Strategist: An understated example, but his tactical acumen ends up saving the day more than once in cutscenes of course, whether his tactics are as brilliant during gameplay will depend on the player's skill. There is no option to agree with her and sit the rescue out. When Ava tries to dissuade him from joining a rescue team by quoting regulations from a rulebook, he has the option to yank it out of her hands and rip it apart. Screw the Rules, I'm Doing What's Right!: Can dip into this depending on player choices. Ret-Gone: Almost every ending in turn has his time-travelling future self be erased from existence. Rebel Leader: Leads the battle against PACT. Reasonable Authority Figure: Is usually this to his crew, turn being a notable exception. Plagued by Nightmares: After getting captured by Cosette on Ongess and seeing Alliance soldiers gun down a little girl during his rescue, he starts having nightmares in which the child blames him for her death before morphing into his dead sister Maray. Official Couple: He enters a romantic relationship with Chigara in Liberation Day, regardless of the player's prior choices. Towards the end of Mask Of Arcadius he abandons this. He certainly appears to be this as the women under his command fall for him in the first half of Mask Of Arcadius but during the Beach Episode he reveals he is actually aware of this and was just playing dumb to avoid an Inappropriately Close Comrades situation. Leaning on the Fourth Wall: Sunrider Academy's version of Kayto does this a lot, frequently seeming to recognise the difference between his life and that of his main series' counterpart. He succeeds, only for Fontana to gun her down. 
"I Know You're in There Somewhere" Fight: When Chigara is possessed by Alice and slaughters the people attending the Liberation Day ceremony, he tries his hardest to break through to her by reminding her of everything they shared. I Hate Past Me: In turn, he quickly grows exasperated with how his past self refuses to even consider the possibility that Chigara is a Prototype spy, and apologizes to Ava for his past bullheadedness. Heroic Sacrifice: At the end of Liberation Day, he rams the Sunrider into an enemy superweapon to save his homeworld. 
The Hero: The captain of the Sunrider and leader of La Résistance.Most notably shown in turn, where his past self becomes a Jerkass who acts as if hes possessed by the Prototypes and several characters call him out on it.
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Depending on player choices, he can make a series of moral compromises, prioritizing military targets over civilian lives.
He Who Fights Monsters: Can dip into this. The Good Captain: Can be played as this. The Fettered: If the player keeps making these sort of decisions. Deconstructed Trope: It is however this very trait that prevents him from accepting Chigara is a Protoype despite mounting evidence, requiring his future self to literally beat some sense into him before he'll wise up. A Father to His Men: Do not threaten the people under Kayto's command. (
) Form a defensive line in front of the shield cruisers! The prototypes intend to sacrifice all their ryders to take them out! Kayto: But if all our shields are generated by cruisers, a fleet of smaller craft can Relay a message to the Alliance fleet. When Ava explains that the Alliance has brought in shield cruisers to protect their fleet, he suddenly realizes what the enemy is planning: Oh, Crap!: He notices something off about PACTs tactics during the Second Battle of Cera, questioning why their fleet would try to close with the Alliance fleet note (who have the advantage at short range, thanks to their kinetic weapons) instead of hunkering down and blasting the unshielded Alliance ships from afar with lasers. Clueless Chick-Magnet: He's not completely oblivious to the various girls crushing on him, but at the very least, he seems to underestimate the effect his kind words can have. The Captain: Captains the Sunrider, and is in charge of commanding all attached forces and the Vanguard Cannon. Ass Kicking Pose: "Fire the Vanguard Cannon!". By the end of the game he's determined to sink that ship, no matter the cost. 
Arch-Enemy: He comes to see the Legion as this during Mask Of Arcadius, because it has taken so much from him over the course of the game: his home, his sister, the lives of his crew, his potential victories.Always Save the Girl: He can adopt this attitude near the end of Mask Of Arcadius refusing to let Ava sacrifice herself to take down the Legion, outright declaring that he doesn't care if he dooms humanity, he will not lose her.He has been the captain of the Sunrider for less than a day when PACT invades, forcing him to become a figure of the resistance.
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