The choice of houses is... interesting.

Which house is which? I'm asking for the non-HP nerds like me.

Rowan said:
Which house is which? I'm asking for the non-HP nerds like me.

Gryffindor(Red)-Typically associated with courage, chivaly, and sometimes recklessness and arrogance

Slytherin(Green)-Typically associated with ambition, leadership, self-preservation, and goal-oriented

Ravenclaw(Blue)-Typically associated with intelligence, wit, knowledge, and resourcefulness

Hufflepuff(Yellow)-Typically associated with hard work, friendliness, loyalty, and honesty

Kirei and Ryuunosuke are bull. For the rest, they seem faintly enough connected for the sorting hat to place.

Waver should be in slytherin.

darkage said:
Kirei and Ryuunosuke are bull. For the rest, they seem faintly enough connected for the sorting hat to place.

Until his pep talk with Gil, Kotomine had neither Slytherin's ambition, Gryffindor's courage nor Ravenclaw's thirst for knowledge. Naturally Hufflepuff is suited for him.

Same with Uryuu, except all he cared about was killing people in creative ways.

darkage said:
Kirei and Ryuunosuke are bull. For the rest, they seem faintly enough connected for the sorting hat to place.

Uryuu is actually a good hufflepuff. He works hard in creating his elaborate massacres, he's good friends with Caster and his honest in his intentions and manners. If he wasn't batshit insane he'd be a good friend.

I don't think Kirei is in the correct place, I don't even think he'd be able to go in any house. What house accepts people who just want to see things burn?

Action_Kamen said:
What house accepts people who just want to see things burn?

Slytherin, house of cunning. Because say what you will, he's a magnificent bastard.

littletiger said:
Waver should be in slytherin.

Hell, no. He's clearly Ravenclaw.

littletiger said:
Waver should be in slytherin.

Because he looks like Snape, right?

I suppose the logic behind Waver is similar to Nevil. He is initially a coward, but learns to become manly and strong over time. (in Waver's case he learns it from his servant). Also, protagonists come from Gryffondor by story law of stupid, so as a protagonistish character, yeah.

I think they all rather fit. Waver was quite Griffindor about stealing Kayneth's historical artifact.