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Break the Cutie: The Season 1 finale, which includes seeing almost all his friends killed by Nox's plans drives him to this.

Blindfolded Vision: Temporarily in episode 21.

The drawback to all of this power is that his blood ALSO severely impedes his aging process, which means that though Qilby could never forget, Yugo had to outlive all of his friends and loved ones across multiple lives before dying and being reborn again. Yugo has dragon's blood running through his veins, which explains a lot of his combat prowess and why he was revered as such a great warrior, as the Eliatrope dragons (save Baltazaar, who was extremely old and past his prime) are shown to be immensely powerful and able to deal out and withstand CRAZY amounts of punishment.

Blessed with Suck: In Season 3, Yugo, like Qilby, is revealed to have received received a special 'gift' as a firstborn Eliatrope.

Beware the Nice Ones: He is kind and loving but hurting those he loves is a good way to get a very one-sided beat down.

Sensing your friend's death does that to a guy.

Berserker Tears: At the end of Season 1 episode 25 and a bit during 26.

He is also very sensitive about the possibility of someone seeing what is beneath his hat.

Berserk Button: Don't mess with his hat.

Badass Adorable: He is a cute little twelve year old who also happens to be one of the most powerful beings alive.

Aura Vision: His skill to see Wakfu is presented as this, which he gains after training with Adamai.

Attack Reflector: A useful tactic with his portals.

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Adorably-Precocious Child: Even before the series starts Yugo was a good kid who thanks to his cooking ability practically ran his father's inn.

Adaptation Dye-Job: In the frame story of Legend of Ogrest, Yugo's hair is darker brown than in the main series.

Adventurous and kind-hearted almost to a fault, Yugo's quest to find out what happened to his people starts off the plot. Yugo is an Eliatrope, from a people capable of creating portals they can use to transport themselves or other objects across short distances, and who seem to be intimately connected to the world's history. Voiced by: Fanny Bloc (FR), Jules de Jongh (EN, Season 1-2 & OVAs), Erika Harlacher (EN, Season 3), Eleonora Reti (IT, Cartoon Network Season 1), Federico Di Pofi (IT, 2nd Cartoon Network version), Tatiana Dessi (IT, Netflix dub) Nao Fujita (JP) Vitriolic Best Buds: When not saving each other, villagers and the world, you can find these guys walking through the woods arguing loudly.Two Girls to a Team: In Season 1, the first half of Season 2, and the manga.True Companions: Make no mistake - they are a tight knit group.

As the series goes on others ( usually temporarily) join their adventures: Eliatrope's long lost twin dragon brother (that makes a FaceHeel Turn in the third season), a showoffy Sacrier Gobbowl champion, the Cra's younger sister that broke rank to take up wrestling, a mysterious, hooded ambassador from Bonta that has a history that stretches back to the Dofus era, and the twin daughter and son of the Cra and Iop.And they are usually tasked with thwarting evil threats. Ragtag Bunch of Misfits: The main original group consists of an Eliatrope orphan who uncovers more and more mysteries about his race, a Sadida princess, her Cra bodyguard, an Iop Shushu guardian who is later revealed to be the reincarnation of the god, Iop, and a greedy Enturof, who is a family friend of the hero and a demi-god.Later inverted with archer Flopin and his melee-favoring sister Elely. Guys Smash, Girls Shoot: Both Eva and Amalia are long range fighters while the guys are all melee types.Fire-Forged Friends: Working together to defeat enemies is both how the brotherhood meets and gains enough respect for one another to be friends.Chronic Hero Syndrome: Something they all share on one level or another, to the point it actually starts to be a problem in the second season.