World Trigger follows Yuma Kuga, a humanoid Neighbor, and Osamu Mikumo, a Border agent, as they defend Earth from interdimensional threats while navigating themes of teamwork, sacrifice, and strategic warfare.
This collection highlights quotes that encapsulate character growth, moral dilemmas, and the series’ emphasis on intellect over brute strength.
Know how strong you are… and do what you can do. If you misjudge your abilities on the battlefield… you’ll get yourself killed
Manga Chapter 1 (A Shaman in Tokyo)
Yugo Kuga
Foundational advice from Yuma’s father, shaping his tactical approach to combat.
I’m not a hero. I can’t make anyone happy with any result. I can only do what I deem right
Episode 12 (Osamu’s Resolve)
Osamu Mikumo
Defines Osamu’s pragmatic leadership style, prioritizing ethical choices over glory.
The future has infinite possibilities. A ripple caused by a pebble can shift entire outcomes
Episode 24 (Jin’s Foresight)
Yuichi Jin
Explains Jin’s Side Effect, emphasizing the series’ focus on causality.
Even though my chances are slim, I still can’t run away
Episode 8 (First Rank Battle)
Yuma Kuga
Highlights Yuma’s tenacity despite his life-threatening Trion deficiency.
Rules make the world work. They don’t protect you
Episode 18 (Strategic Defeat)
Osamu Mikumo
Underscores Border’s structured combat system versus real-world consequences.
Such a tragedy. You were such a brilliant kid. Goodbye, Enedora
Manga Chapter 72 (Aftokrator Aftermath)
Mira
Cold farewell reflecting Neighbor society’s ruthless efficiency.
A Sniper is defeated when their hideout is discovered. Prioritize hiding over fighting
Episode 30 (Chika’s Training)
Chika Amatori
Marks Chika’s growth into a disciplined strategist.
This isn’t about gains. It’s about whether I’ve dishonored myself before my lord
Season 3, Episode 5 (Hyuse’s Oath)
Hyuse
Reveals Hyuse’s loyalty to Aftokrator’s hierarchy.
Parents can’t protect you forever. Use your imagination to avoid danger
Manga Chapter 15 (Yuma’s Lessons)
Yuma Kuga
Core philosophy inherited from Yugo, guiding his independence.
Victory isn’t just about power. It’s about outthinking your opponent
Episode 22 (Oji Squad Showdown)
Kyosuke Karasuma
Encapsulates Border’s tactical combat ethos.
Triggers must not be used against civilians
Episode 3 (Border’s Code)
Osamu Mikumo
Reinforces Border’s moral boundaries amid warfare.
The weak will lose. That’s all there is to it
Season 2, Episode 9 (Hyuse’s Challenge)
Hyuse
Mirrors Neighbor societal values, contrasting with Border’s teamwork.
I automatically switch to ‘approach mode’ around beautiful girls
Episode 7 (Jin’s Introduction)
Yuichi Jin
Balances levity with Jin’s deeper strategic genius.
If you ran away once, you’ll run when it matters most
Episode 14 (Osamu’s Resolve)
Osamu Mikumo
Drives Osamu’s commitment to frontline despite weaknesses.
A Black Trigger’s power reflects the user’s resolve
Episode 40 (Yuma’s Awakening)
Replica
Foreshadows Yuma’s growth through inherited Trigger.
The strength of feelings doesn’t matter. Power and strategy decide battles
Manga Chapter 50
Kei Tachikawa
Critiques emotional recklessness in high-stakes fights.
You almost died because of my plan. The fault is mine
Season 2, Episode 3 (Jin’s Accountability)
Yuichi Jin
Showcases Jin’s burden of leadership and foresight.
I want to search for my brother myself—no more relying on others
Episode 34 (Chika’s Determination)
Chika Amatori
Signals Chika’s shift from passive to proactive.
In Border, rank isn’t just strength—it’s trust
Episode 26 (Promotion Test)
Shinoda
Explains Border’s meritocratic yet collaborative culture.
Defeating enemies isn’t enough. Protect what matters without regret
Episode 45 (Post-Invasion Reflection)
Yuma Kuga
Matures Yuma’s view of combat’s purpose.
Triggers are tools. It’s the wielder’s heart that defines them
Episode 37 (Kazama Squad’s Wisdom)
Kazama Satomi
Echoes the series’ theme of responsibility.
You’re not just fighting for yourself—carry your squad’s will
Season 3, Episode 8 (Tamakoma-2’s Resolve)
Kyosuke Karasuma
Galvanizes teamwork during the Rank Wars climax.
Every battle leaves data. Losses teach more than wins
Episode 19 (Post-Match Analysis)
Osamu Mikumo
Highlights Osamu’s analytical growth as a tactician.
Dying here would waste my father’s sacrifice. I’ll survive smarter
Episode 40 (Yuma’s Resolve)
Yuma Kuga
Affirms Yuma’s maturation beyond brute strength.
Aftokrator’s Triggers root into brains. Your rebellion seals your fate
Manga Chapter 72 (Mira’s Judgment)
Mira
Exposes Neighbor technology’s Faustian bargains.
