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* BackFromTheDead: It is implied, but ultimately left ambiguous, that Secret Sanders is actually an amnesiac Dominique Royal, reincarnated somehow. ''Over the Rainbow'' was intended to reveal whether Secret is indeed Dominique or not, however it would be permanently left up in the air, however, due to series creator, Buichi Terasawa, tragically passing away before he could be able to finish writing the comic.
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* {{Expy}}: WordOfGod confirmed that both Jane and Dominque are based off of both ComicBook/Barbarella and [[WesternAnimation/SleepingBeauty Princess Aurora]]. [[ComicBookFantasyCasting They were also modeled after Barbarella's live action actress]], Creator/JaneFonda (whom Jane Royal was also named after).
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* {{Expy}}: WordOfGod confirmed that both Jane and Dominque are based off of both ComicBook/Barbarella ComicBook/{{Barbarella}} and [[WesternAnimation/SleepingBeauty Princess Aurora]]. [[ComicBookFantasyCasting They were also modeled after Barbarella's live action actress]], Creator/JaneFonda (whom Jane Royal was also named after).
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* {{Expy}}: WordOfGod confirmed that both Jane and Dominque are based off of both ComicBook/Barbarella and [[WesternAnimation/SleepingBeauty Princess Aurora]]. [[ComicBookFantasyCasting They were also modeled after Barbarella's live action actress]], Creator/JaneFonda (whom Jane Royal was also named after).
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* ForgottenFallenFriend: Strangely, when Cobra confronts the real Salamander in the manga version, avenging Dominique has little to do with anything anymore and he's already flirting with Mirale at the time. Dominique's death ''is'' shown to still affect him in a few later stories, though.
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* ForgottenFallenFriend: ForgottenFallenFriend:
** Cobra pretty much forgets about Jane and Catherine after they die, particularly in the manga version, since he barely knew them. Only "The Psychogun" has a nightmare sequence where he has a vision of Crystal Bowie killing the three Royal sisters before him, showing how he still regrets failing them.
** Strangely, when Cobra confronts the real Salamander in the manga version, avenging Dominique has little to do with anything anymore and he's already flirting with Mirale at the time. Dominique's death ''is'' shown to still affect him in a few laterstories, stories such as "Black Dragon King", though.
** Cobra pretty much forgets about Jane and Catherine after they die, particularly in the manga version, since he barely knew them. Only "The Psychogun" has a nightmare sequence where he has a vision of Crystal Bowie killing the three Royal sisters before him, showing how he still regrets failing them.
** Strangely, when Cobra confronts the real Salamander in the manga version, avenging Dominique has little to do with anything anymore and he's already flirting with Mirale at the time. Dominique's death ''is'' shown to still affect him in a few later
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* DamselInDistress: After Ophelia has sex with Cobra, Black Sword Zero barges in and kidnaps her. Cobra is forced into several gimmicky situations and battles until he saves Ophelia, and unlike most of the previous love interests she survives the story just fine.
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* DamselInDistress: After Ophelia has sex with Cobra, Black Sword Zero barges in and kidnaps her. Cobra is forced into several gimmicky situations and battles until he saves Ophelia, and unlike most of the previous love interests she survives the story just fine.
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* GirlOfTheWeek: The final love interest from the original series. Lady even snarks about it to Cobra, wondering just who put that ruby on Ophelia's head.
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* GirlOfTheWeek: The Ophelia is the final love interest from the original series. series, with Lady even snarks snarking about it to Cobra, Cobra and wondering just who put that ruby on Ophelia's head.head. However, she not even mentioned in the sequel stories, with the love interest role either going back to Secret or moving to other new "Cobra Girls".
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* DisneyVillainDeath: The cyborgfied Dobbel is shot out of the sky by Cobra and crashes onto the ground, hallucinating Dominique as he lies dying.
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* DisneyVillainDeath: The In "Blue Rose", the cyborgfied Dobbel is shot out of the sky by Cobra and crashes onto the ground, hallucinating Dominique as he lies dying.
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** The also nude Saboira just falls off into the far distance when Cobra kills her atop a train, but the ''Cobra - Kokuryo's Legend'' adaptation of her appearance does show her sprawled on the ground until she turns gray and cold.
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** The also nude Saboira just falls off into the far distance when Cobra kills her atop a train, but the ''Cobra - Kokuryo's Legend'' game adaptation of her appearance does show her sprawled on the ground until she turns gray and cold.
* DropDeadGorgeous:
** Ursula is blasted onto a pile of debris and is left half-dead with unblinking eyes. She's next seen naked on a surgery table, with her uncensored breasts protuding into one of the page's panels, as Crystal Bowie revives her. Later, Cobra shoots Ursula down with a laser beam to the chest, [[InterplayOfSexAndViolence sending her flying with legs spread apart, her butt prominently framed on the page]], before she collapses with her bra almost snapped open. After this her entire body is roboticized, so the author doesn't bother with sexualizing her third and final death.
** After haughtily mocking Cobra for underestimating women, the scantily-clad Gavara is killed while holding a bent over pose with her butt pointed upwards. Cobra then drops a BondOneLiner to further undignify her death, saying he'll "watch out for the pretty ones".
** Ursula is blasted onto a pile of debris and is left half-dead with unblinking eyes. She's next seen naked on a surgery table, with her uncensored breasts protuding into one of the page's panels, as Crystal Bowie revives her. Later, Cobra shoots Ursula down with a laser beam to the chest, [[InterplayOfSexAndViolence sending her flying with legs spread apart, her butt prominently framed on the page]], before she collapses with her bra almost snapped open. After this her entire body is roboticized, so the author doesn't bother with sexualizing her third and final death.
** After haughtily mocking Cobra for underestimating women, the scantily-clad Gavara is killed while holding a bent over pose with her butt pointed upwards. Cobra then drops a BondOneLiner to further undignify her death, saying he'll "watch out for the pretty ones".
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* {{Stripperiffic}}: Gavara's outfit leaves little to the imagination, while in contrast Ursula is a very rare example of a female character in the series who wears a proper full costume.
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* {{Stripperiffic}}: Gavara's outfit leaves little to the imagination, while in contrast Ursula is a very rare example of a female character in the series who wears a proper full costume.costume... which is still very skin-tight to show off her pretty figure.
