History Characters / EndoAndKobayashiLive

* UnskilledButStrong: She never had formal martial arts training, but her StatusBuff spell allows her to be some of the strongest person in the setting.

* PopCulturalOsmosisFailure: Understandably, Siegwald won't know the UsefulNotes/AnimeFanspeak the two commentators use, such as {{Tsundere}} or {{Yuri|Genre}}, though he eventually figures out the former through context and has a partial understanding of yuri developments: Fiene and Liese getting along ''too'' well makes him uncomfortable for reasons he can't explain.

* WomanScorned: The Witch of Yore is actually a goddess's corrupted state formed after her counterpart cheated on her by pursuing another woman, of whom Fiene is the reincarnation. Her possession of Lieselotte trying to get her to hate Fiene and later attacking her are she trying to get revenge on the woman. Once she returns to her original self, she's very apologetic about the whole affair and moves on from him.

* MeaningfulName: She is named after her mothers best friend and Lieselotte's mother, "Josephine".

* NiceGirl: She's not the protagonist of the original game for no reason, after all. She's genuinely very friendly to everyone - even Lieselotte during her {{Tsundere}} moments.

* NiceGuy: See HairOfGoldHeartOfGold above. As the lead male from the game and a prototypical PrinceCharming, he's generally one of the nicest and most understanding people around at all times.

* BadassAdorable: She is adorable and cute...but also able to beat up people with her fists thanks to strengthening magic.

* CareerEndingInjury: He used to be on the baseball team, but an injury to his shoulder put an end to any dreams of going pro (which were unlikely to begin with, seeing that he was "barely average" in his own words). Shortly after, he met Kobayashi who encouraged him to join the broadcasting club, suggesting that maybe he could become a sports commentator instead.

* ClingyJealousGirl: Her reaction to seeing the golden ribbon on Fiene's wand (who doesn't know what it means and was just following the crowd) causes her to metaphorically declare war. It takes Fiene telling her that the ribbon came from the books ''she'' gave her to calm her down.

* CanNotSpitItOut: Deconstructed, as her harsh tsundere tactics resulted in Siegwald thinking she saw him as an UnwantedSpouse which is what made it possible for him to try to get with Fiene in the game. Her inability to communicate her true feelings causes her to bottle them up to an unhealthy degree, which makes the inevitable backlash work against her. If it weren't for Endo and Kobayashi spelling out the truth to Siegwald to see through her antics, things would have ended up very bad for her.

* SatelliteFamilyMember: To his wife [[spoiler: Elizabeth]] and daughter [[spoiler: Fiene]]. [[spoiler: Fiene grew up as a commoner as the indirect result of him being DelicateAndSickly. At the time Elizabeth could marry him, he was already dying, so her parents issued a ParentalMarriageVeto despite [[PerfectlyArrangedMarriage the two were completely in love with each other]]. Fiene was conceived when they [[SomeoneToRememberHimBy decided to consummated their relationship nonetheless. As a result, Elizabeth (and Fiene) had been on the run for the past 15 years, owing to the Marschners considering that scandalous and are completely willing to kill both of them.]]]]

* InsecureLoveInterest: She is convinced that she isn't lovable like Fiene. Even though she loves Siegwald from the bottom of her heart, she believes that any compliments that he gives her are part of his responsibilities as her fiancé;.

* InsecureLoveInterest: She is convinced that she isn't lovable like Fiene. Even though she loves Siegwald from the bottom of her heart, she believes that any compliments that he gives her are part of his responsibilities as her fiancè.

The titular "Tsundere Villainess" of ''Love Me Magically!'', Lieselotte is the eldest daughter of the current Riefenstahl marquess, as well as the fiancee of Crown Prince Siegwald. In the game, she plays the role of the AlphaBitch bully towards Fiene, and ends up causing Siegwald to break up their engagement. The despair eventually caused her to be possessed by the Witch of Yore, and killed by the rest of the cast.

* DisproportionateRetribution: What Endo and Kobayashi see her canon fate, becoming a victim of DemonicPossession before getting offed, simply for acting like a haughty Tsundere and possibly getting mad when she believes her fiancee doesn't love her as this. Hence why they're dead set on giving her an ending where she survives that isn't as esoteric as the harem ending.

The Crown Prince of the realm, and Lieselotte's fiance. His ability to hear Endo and Kobayashi's commentaries kickstarted the story.

* PrinceCharming: In a RebornAsVillainessStory, if the villainess has a prince as a fiancee, that prince usually has some glaring personality flaws. This ranges from BrokenAce at the most sympathetic to RoyalBrat at the least. His initial misunderstanding of Lieselotte aside, Siegwald is one of the few who is as genuinely charming as he appears. Because this trope is nearly never played straight in the genre, the anime's character bios clarify he's a straight example.

* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: GodGuise aside, he is willing to accept proof that his fiancee is not an elitist AlphaBitch, and the scenes of him performing political activity also show his potential as leader, in that he might be the sanest among his teenage friends.

* StudentCouncilPresident: Something of an InformedAttribute in the story, since he's mainly in the position of Lieselotte's fiancé and Fiene's friend. {{Justified|Trope}}, given his status as the heir apparent.

* TogetherInDeath: {{Subverted}}. Since she went missing right after the death of her fiance August Riefenstahl, the high society thought she committed suicide for the loss. However, she's still alive 16 years after that event. [[spoiler:She had August's child, and knows her family won't let her exist, so she fled and lived in the countryside with her daughter Fiene.]]

* HiddenDepths: While Kobayashi and Endo are classmates, Endo initially saw her as [[GenkiGirl rowdy]]. It was the Broadcasting Club event when he found her surprisingly ''insightful''. [[spoiler:And it turns out her GenkiGirl behavior masks her insecurity when [[AlwaysSecondBest compared to]] her sister.

* {{Fangirl}}: Kobayashi is one to ''Magikoi'', although she fixates on Lieselotte, the {{tragic villain}}ess. The story essentially started as Kobayashi pesters Endo to play ''Magikoi''.

* HiddenDepths: While Kobayashi and Endo are classmates, Endo initially saw her as [[GenkiGirl rowdy]]. It was the Broadcasting Club event when he found her surprisingly ''insightful''.

* WomanScorned: The Witch of Yore is actually a goddess's corrupted state formed after her counterpart cheated on her by pursuing another woman, of whom Fiene is the reincarnation. Her possession of Lieselotte trying to get her to hate Fiene and later attacking her is her trying to get revenge on the woman. Once she returns to her original self, she's very apologetic about the whole affair and moves on from him.

* AdaptationalEarlyAppearance: His first appearance gets earlier with successive adaptations. In the novels, he first appeared when the commentators are dating downtown, at Chapter 6B. In the manga adaptation, he first appeared on the cliffhanger of Chapter 5, which adapts Chapter 2B of the novels. In the anime, he appears at the end of Episode 1, which adapts both parts of the first chapter of the novel.