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* TheComicallySerious: He takes this role in the Picture Dramas whenever the squad goofs off, retaining the same deadpan voice and expression [[NotSoAboveItAll despite participating in everyone's silly hijinks]].
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* TheComicallySerious: He takes this role in the Picture Dramas {{Picture Drama}}s whenever the squad goofs off, retaining the same deadpan voice and expression [[NotSoAboveItAll despite participating in everyone's silly hijinks]].
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* CantHoldHerLiquor: In a Picture Drama. She turns into an laughing drunk off the smell of sake.
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* CantHoldHerLiquor: In a Picture Drama.PictureDrama. She turns into an laughing drunk off the smell of sake.
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* CantHoldHerLiquor: In a Picture Drama. She turns into an crying drunk just from the smell of sake.
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* CantHoldHerLiquor: In a Picture Drama.PictureDrama. She turns into an crying drunk just from the smell of sake.
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* ACupAngst: In a Picture Drama, she reveals this to be the reason she was covering her chest area when she, Leila and Ayano get drunk off the smell of sake while soaking in a hot spring, though she claims that her chest is normal; Leila and Ayano's are just too big.
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* ACupAngst: In a Picture Drama, PictureDrama, she reveals this to be the reason she was covering her chest area when she, Leila and Ayano get drunk off the smell of sake while soaking in a hot spring, though she claims that her chest is normal; Leila and Ayano's are just too big.
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* CantHoldHerLiquor: In a Picture Drama. She turns into an angry drunk off the smell of sake.
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* CantHoldHerLiquor: In a Picture Drama.PictureDrama. She turns into an angry drunk off the smell of sake.
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* CoolBigSis: She develops a sisterly bond with Ayano after following the second episode.
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* CoolBigSis: She develops a sisterly bond with Ayano after following the events of the second episode.
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* ChildhoodFriends: She and Anna go way back as kids and have been inseparable since.
* CoolBigSis: She develops a sisterly bond with Ayano after following the second episode.
* CoolBigSis: She develops a sisterly bond with Ayano after following the second episode.
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* InnocentBlueEyes: More purple than blue, but it fits.
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* InnocentBlueEyes: More purple than blue, but it fits.fits [[spoiler:especially given that her Geass glows blue instead of the typical red unlike most other users seen in the franchise.]]
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* KindHeartedCatLover: Has a cat named Eliza.
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* KindHeartedCatLover: Has a cat named Eliza.Eliza who loves her back just as much.
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* TokenHeroicOrc: [[spoiler:Leila is one of the very few known Geass wielders in the series who is inherently and unambiguously good and selfless. This is reflected in the power of her Geass, which gives Leila the ability to connect people's thoughts with each other as part of her desire for people to understand one another, a wish that is very benevolent in nature. This sets her apart from most other Geass wielders who are ambitious, if still [[WellIntentionedExtremist well-intentioned]] (Lelouch, Charles, V.V., Marianne, Rai), primarily motivated by revenge (Lelouch again, Orpheus, Nunnally in the ''Nightmare of Nunnally'' series, Marrybell), ruthless (Rolo), selfish (C.C. in the past, albeit played for sympathy, Rolo) , power hungry (Shin, Shamna), and crazy (Mao, Shin again).]]
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* TokenHeroicOrc: [[spoiler:Leila is one of the very few known Geass wielders in the series who is inherently and unambiguously good and selfless. This is reflected in the power of her Geass, which gives Leila the ability to connect people's thoughts with each other as part of her desire for people to understand one another, a wish that is very benevolent in nature. This sets her apart from most other Geass wielders who are ambitious, if still [[WellIntentionedExtremist well-intentioned]] (Lelouch, Charles, V.V., Marianne, Rai), Rai, Shamna), primarily motivated by revenge (Lelouch again, Orpheus, Nunnally in the ''Nightmare of Nunnally'' series, Marrybell), ruthless (Rolo), selfish (C.C. in the past, albeit played for sympathy, Rolo) , power hungry (Shin, Shamna), Shamna again), and crazy (Mao, Shin again).]]
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* NoSell: [[spoiler:When Shin tries using his Geass on her to order her to kill herself, she activates her own Geass in turn which causes it to bounce back on Shin, hurting him in the process.]]
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* NoSell: [[spoiler:When Shin tries using his Geass on her to order her to kill herself, she subconsciously activates her own Geass in turn which turn, letting her connect her mind with his. This causes it Shin's Geass to bounce back on Shin, to him, hurting him in the process.process. It's indicated however, that even if Leila didn't use her Geass to defend herself, Shin's command wouldn't have worked on her either way as his Geass's main condition was that Shin should love the target, while Leila is someone he feels contempt towards.]]
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* NoSell: [[spoiler:When Shin tries using his Geass on her to order her to kill herself, she activates her own Geass in turn which causes it to bounce back on Shin, hurting him in the process.]]
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* SuperpowerLottery: [[spoiler:She won it big time once the nature of her Geass is revealed and elaborated on in side materials. Leila's Geass doesn't just allow her to connect minds: it allows her to create an enormous network of consciousnesses that lets her dominate the connections between them. Among many of the things she's capable of doing with her Geass, with the projection of thoughts, wills, and memories being the main one shown in the series, its most powerful feat is its ability to transport her consciousness to other planes of possibilities and realities, a powerful form of precognition that allows her to connect to those possibilities. Given what is known about C's world, and the fact that it's a maelstrom of human thoughts and consciousnesses, this means that Leila can potentially ''alter reality'' if she so wishes with her Geass ''alone''. What makes this impressive is that, due to having never used her power until only recently, her Geass ''isn't even at its strongest yet'' despite the things it's already capable of doing.]]
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* {{Foil}}: Is one to ''two'' characters from the first series: [[ActualPacifist Euphemia]] and [[AntiHero Lelouch]]. On the side of Euphemia, she's a WideEyedIdealist with a strong attraction to an "Eleven" Pilot of noble blood and a great belief in the good of people and determined to make the world a better place. However, she's much more pragmatic than Euphemia and is an ActionGirl. Meanwhile, like Lelouch she's TheStrategist to an elite team of "Elevens" who fights against a tyranical empire [[spoiler: and possesses a powerful Geass that aids her in defeating the enemy.]] She even has a tragic past which destroyed her family and left her in the care of a non-noble but still very rich family. However, she's [[AFatherToHisMen A Mother To Her Men]] and is much closer to her group, not to mention not as cynical as Lelouch. And, most importantly, unlike the two of them [[spoiler: Leila doesn't die and keeps a positive image to the world instead of being demonized.]]
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* {{Foil}}: {{Foil}}:
** Is one to''two'' characters two Britannian royal siblings from the first series: [[ActualPacifist Euphemia]] and [[AntiHero Lelouch]]. On the side of Euphemia, she's a WideEyedIdealist with a strong attraction to an "Eleven" Pilot of noble blood and a great belief in the good of people and determined to make the world a better place. However, she's much more pragmatic than Euphemia and is an ActionGirl. Meanwhile, like Lelouch she's TheStrategist to an elite team of "Elevens" who fights against a tyranical empire [[spoiler: and possesses a powerful Geass that aids her in defeating the enemy.]] She even has a tragic past which destroyed her family and left her in the care of a non-noble but still very rich family. However, she's [[AFatherToHisMen A Mother To Her Men]] and is much closer to her group, not to mention not as cynical as Lelouch. And, most importantly, unlike the two of them [[spoiler: Leila doesn't die and keeps a positive image to the world instead of being demonized.]]]]
** She also serves as one to C.C., the female protagonist of the original series. Whereas C.C. is a [[TheCynic world-weary]] immortal witch who was an unloved slave in her childhood, Leila is an [[WideEyedIdealist idealistic]] young woman who was born as the daughter to former Britannian nobles who loved her very much. C.C. loves snarking and messing with other people for her own amusement whereas Leila is mostly pretty much an innocent-minded NiceGirl through and through. Their [[spoiler:acquirement of their Geass]] even mirrors each other's: [[spoiler:both were young girls who, on the brink of death, were rescued by an immortal witch who gives them the power of Geass. The main difference is that C.C. allowed the young Leila the freedom to choose whether she should use her power or not and left her by her lonesome while the nun who gave C.C. her Geass effectively raised her, albeit with the intention to trick her into taking her Code once C.C.'s Geass grew in power.]] Their innermost desires as [[spoiler:reflected by their Geass,]] are even opposite to each other's. C.C. desired to be loved by others [[spoiler:so she got a Geass that made others love her]], a selfish, albeit sympathetic wish, whereas Leila's desire was for friend and foe alike to understand each other, a wish that is very selfless in nature.
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** She also serves as one to C.C., the female protagonist of the original series. Whereas C.C. is a [[TheCynic world-weary]] immortal witch who was an unloved slave in her childhood, Leila is an [[WideEyedIdealist idealistic]] young woman who was born as the daughter to former Britannian nobles who loved her very much. C.C. loves snarking and messing with other people for her own amusement whereas Leila is mostly pretty much an innocent-minded NiceGirl through and through. Their [[spoiler:acquirement of their Geass]] even mirrors each other's: [[spoiler:both were young girls who, on the brink of death, were rescued by an immortal witch who gives them the power of Geass. The main difference is that C.C. allowed the young Leila the freedom to choose whether she should use her power or not and left her by her lonesome while the nun who gave C.C. her Geass effectively raised her, albeit with the intention to trick her into taking her Code once C.C.'s Geass grew in power.]] Their innermost desires as [[spoiler:reflected by their Geass,]] are even opposite to each other's. C.C. desired to be loved by others [[spoiler:so she got a Geass that made others love her]], a selfish, albeit sympathetic wish, whereas Leila's desire was for friend and foe alike to understand each other, a wish that is very selfless in nature.
