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* TokenGoodTeammate: Despite being a former delinquent, Deuce is by far the most good natured member of Heartslabyul that sees the virtue in others (including Riddle, who he appears to respect to some degree prior to his CharacterDevelopment) and rarely acts out of selfish desire. While he does have a "bad boy" switch, he's only shown to flip it on when its necessary, such as when he needs to defend himself or others, especially in the main story. In the main quartet, he balances out Ace and Grim's selfish whims and acts as the more level-headed companion, particularly in situations where Yuu isn't speaking.
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* TokenGoodTeammate: Despite being a former delinquent, Deuce is by far the most good natured member of Heartslabyul that sees the virtue in others (including Riddle, who he appears to respect to some degree prior to his CharacterDevelopment) and rarely acts out of selfish desire. While he does have a "bad boy" switch, he's only shown to flip it on when its it's necessary, such as when he needs to defend himself or others, especially in the main story. In the main quartet, he balances out Ace and Grim's selfish whims and acts as the more level-headed companion, particularly in situations where Yuu isn't speaking.
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** "Labyul" was chose because it resembles the word "labrinth", going in line with the maze-like aesthetic of "Alice in Wonderland".
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* BrokenTears: After recovering from [[spoiler:his Overblot]], combined with CryCute.
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* BrokenTears: After recovering from [[spoiler:his Overblot]], combined with CryCute.Overblot]].
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* CryCute: After recovering from [[spoiler:his Overblot]], he tearfully admits that he doesn't understand or personally agree with many of the rules he enforces and that he [[IJustWantToHaveFriends wants to have fun together with his dorm members]].
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* EasilyForgiven: Downplayed. Ace initially refuses to let him get off easy for nearly killing everyone during his [[spoiler: overblot enduced freak out]] though it's implied by the end of his scolding that Ace was putting on a [[JerkWithAHeartOfGold tough front]] and was also moved by Riddle's [[CryCute tears]].
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* EasilyForgiven: Downplayed. Ace initially refuses to let him get off easy for nearly killing everyone during his [[spoiler: overblot enduced freak out]] though it's implied by the end of his scolding that Ace was putting on a [[JerkWithAHeartOfGold tough front]] and was also moved by Riddle's [[CryCute tears]].tears.
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* AnimalLover: A minor case. Riddle seems to have a fondness for hedgehogs that exceeds what is necessary from the rules, plays with the little mouse that was sleeping in the tea pot during the unbirthday party, and takes great care of the horses (notably his own horse, Vorpal) in his equestrian club.
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* FreudianExcuseIsNoExcuse: Going by his rants toward Riddle and Eliza, Ace seems to be a strong believer that no matter how bad one's backstory is it will never justify one going to absolute extremes.
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** Ace's ''Ghost Marriage'' SSR personal story reveals that he had a girlfriend in middle school, but ghosted her because she was too 'boring'. Ortho also notes that [[spoiler:his calling Eliza out on her actions throughout the event reveals Ace's genuine thoughts about romance, i.e. that love isn't something that can be decided [[LoveAtFirstSight at first glance]]]].
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** Ace's ''Ghost Marriage'' SSR personal story reveals that he had a girlfriend in middle school, but ghosted her because she was too 'boring'. Ortho also notes that [[spoiler:his calling Eliza out on her actions throughout the event reveals Ace's genuine thoughts about romance, i.e. that love isn't something that can be decided [[LoveAtFirstSight at first glance]]]].glance]] and instead should be between people who genuinely enjoy each other's company]].
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* AngerBornOfWorry: Light example. When Yuu and Grim return to campus near the end of Chapter 6 both Ace and Deuce smack the two of them on top of the head for disappearing while they were in the infirmary and wouldn't have been able to help.
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* AngerBornOfWorry: Light example. When Yuu and Grim return to campus near the end of Chapter 6 both Deuce and Ace smack the two of them on top of the head for disappearing while they were in the infirmary and wouldn't have been able to help.
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* BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor: When talking about the Queen of Hearts Ace commends her for being a severe ruler, saying that he would much prefer a ruler like her to one who is simply kind. Soon afterward Ace proceeds to find himself on the bad side of Heartsabyul's current ControlFreak of a dorm leader, at first because of his own misdoings but later for unintentionally breaking nonsensical rules.
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** His SSR Dorm Uniform card in particular has both spells being fire, not to mention that card currently has the highest attack stat in the game.
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* FireIceDuo: Him and Azul during their duo battles against the [[spoiler: phantoms in Chapter 6.]]
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* BurningWithAnger: It's almost funny how often this happens.
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* BurningWithAnger: Riddle's rage is very often accompanied by flames burning in the background. It's almost funny how often this it happens.
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* BurningWithAnger: It's almost funny how often this happens.
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* AccidentalHug: An accidental '' high-five'', rather. [[spoiler: He and Azul end up sharing this heartwarming moment of camaraderie after they defeated an ancient phantom together in Chapter 6; and as expected, they immediately pulled away once they realized what just happened.]]
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* AccidentalHug: An accidental '' high-five'', rather. [[spoiler: He and Azul end up sharing this heartwarming moment of camaraderie after they defeated defeat an ancient phantom together in Chapter 6; and as expected, they immediately pulled pull away from each other once they realized realize what just happened.]]
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** Floyd temporarily calls him "White Killifish" [[labelnote:note]]Shiromedaka-chan[[/labelnote]] after his [[PrematureGreyHaired hair change]] in the final parts of Chapter 6.
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** Floyd temporarily calls him "White Killifish" [[labelnote:note]]Shiromedaka-chan[[/labelnote]] after his [[PrematureGreyHaired [[PrematurelyGreyHaired hair change]] in the final parts of Chapter 6.
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** Floyd temporarily calls him "White Killifish" [[labelnote:note]]Shiromedaka-chan[[/labelnote]] after his [[PrematureGreyHaired hair change]] in the final parts of Chapter 6.
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* AccidentalHug: An accidental '' high-five'', rather. [[spoiler: He and Azul end up sharing this heartwarming moment of camaraderie after they defeated an ancient phantom together in Chapter 6; and as expected, they immediately pulled away once they realized what just happened.]]
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* PrematurelyGreyHaired: Played with; as well as a temporary variant. [[spoiler: Riddle's hair turns white in Episode 6 not because of severe stress and trauma, but because he got too close to the Underworld during his battle with Overblot!Idia and Phantom!Ortho. Had he stayed there for a minute longer, the Underworld's RapidAging effects would have taken a larger toll on him. Thanks to Azul's quick judgment, however, he was able to escape before the aging took a more permanent effect. He sports white hair up until the final chapters of the Ignihyde arc, looking youthful in spite of it.]]
** [[spoiler: In typical Twst fashion, this also seems to serve as a reference to the White Queen of the Wonderland lore, who also possessed strikingly white hair.]]
** [[spoiler: In typical Twst fashion, this also seems to serve as a reference to the White Queen of the Wonderland lore, who also possessed strikingly white hair.]]
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* PrematurelyGreyHaired: Played with; as well as a temporary variant. [[spoiler: Riddle's hair turns white in Episode 6 not because of severe stress and trauma, but because he got too close to the Underworld during his battle with Overblot!Idia and Phantom!Ortho. Had he stayed there for a minute longer, the Underworld's RapidAging effects would have taken a larger toll on him. Thanks to Azul's quick judgment, however, he was able to escape before the aging took a more permanent effect. He sports white hair up until the final chapters of the Ignihyde arc, looking youthful in spite of it.it and was able to recover in a week.]]
** [[spoiler: In typicalTwst Twisted Wonderland MythologyGag fashion, this also seems to serve as a reference to the White Queen of the Wonderland lore, who also possessed strikingly white hair.]]
** [[spoiler: In typical
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* WorthyOpponent: Azul perceives Riddle as this, and unbeknownst to him, Riddle feels the same way, [[spoiler: having admitted in Endless Halloween that among all the second-year dorm leaders, Azul was the most worthy of standing at his side as an equal.]]
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* WorthyOpponent: Azul perceives Riddle as this, and unbeknownst to him, Riddle feels the same way, [[spoiler: having admitted in Endless Halloween that among all the second-year dorm leaders, Azul was the most worthy of standing at his side as an equal.]]
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* WorthyOpponent: Azul perceives Riddle as this, and unbeknownst to him, Riddle feels the same way, [[spoiler: having admitted in Endless Halloween that among all the second-year dorm leaders, Azul was the most worthy of standing at his side as an equal.]]
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---> '''Riddle''', baffled: ...Huh? You were trying to compete with me?
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---> '''Riddle''': ...Huh? You were trying to compete with me?
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* UnknownRival: Riddle doesn't realize that Azul sees him as an academic rival, which is somewhat justified, as their values towards academics differ from one another. Riddle expends immense focus on his studies, while Azul multi-tasks and often prioritizes his businesses over school. This leads to the following, hilarious exchange:
---> '''Azul''': Well, it's mere fact that I can't ever seem to take over the number one spot from you.
---> '''Riddle''': ...Huh? You were trying to compete with me?
---> '''Azul''': Is that not allowed...?
---> '''Riddle''': No... It's just that it didn't seem like you were trying...
---> '''Azul''': Well, it's mere fact that I can't ever seem to take over the number one spot from you.
---> '''Riddle''': ...Huh? You were trying to compete with me?
---> '''Azul''': Is that not allowed...?
---> '''Riddle''': No... It's just that it didn't seem like you were trying...
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* PrematurelyGreyHaired: Played with; as well as a temporary variant. [[spoiler: Riddle's hair turns white in Episode 6 not because of severe stress and trauma, but because he got too close to the Underworld during his battle with Overblot!Idia and Phantom!Ortho. Had he stayed there for a minute longer, the Underworld's RapidAging effects would have taken a larger toll on him. Thanks to Azul's quick judgment, however, he was able to escape before the aging took a more permanent effect. He sports white hair up until the final chapters of the Ignihyde arc, looking youthful in spite of it.]]
** [[spoiler: In typical Twst fashion, this also seems to serve as a reference to the White Queen of the Wonderland lore, who also possessed strikingly white hair.]]
** [[spoiler: In typical Twst fashion, this also seems to serve as a reference to the White Queen of the Wonderland lore, who also possessed strikingly white hair.]]
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* FireWaterJuxtaposition: Riddle is fire while Azul represents water. Their dorm SSRs possess those elements as well, even having Duo Magic with each other, with Riddle's card bearing more focus on attack while Azul's focuses more on healing and defense. [[spoiler: Additionally, while they're usually formal with one another, Chapter 6 reveals that their differing personalities make them susceptible to arguments & disagreements; Riddle's self-assured outlook in life doesn't work well against the more sensitive, insecure, and careful Azul. It takes a while for them work things out and finally treat each other as equals.]]
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* FireWaterJuxtaposition: Riddle is fire while Azul represents water. Their dorm SSRs SSR cards possess those elements as well, even having Duo Magic with each other, with Riddle's card bearing more focus on attack while Azul's focuses more on healing and defense. [[spoiler: Additionally, while they're usually formal with one another, Chapter 6 reveals that their differing personalities make them susceptible to arguments & disagreements; Riddle's self-assured outlook in life doesn't work well against the more sensitive, insecure, and careful Azul. It takes a while for them work things out and finally treat each other as equals.]]
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* Fire/WaterJuxtaposition: Riddle is fire while Azul represents water. Their dorm SSRs possess those elements as well, even having Duo Magic with each other, with Riddle's card bearing more focus on attack while Azul's focuses more on healing and defense. [[spoiler: Additionally, while they're usually formal with one another, Chapter 6 reveals that their differing personalities make them susceptible to arguments & disagreements; Riddle's self-assured outlook in life doesn't work well against the more sensitive, insecure, and careful Azul. It takes a while for them work things out and finally treat each other as equals.]]
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* Fire/WaterJuxtaposition: FireWaterJuxtaposition: Riddle is fire while Azul represents water. Their dorm SSRs possess those elements as well, even having Duo Magic with each other, with Riddle's card bearing more focus on attack while Azul's focuses more on healing and defense. [[spoiler: Additionally, while they're usually formal with one another, Chapter 6 reveals that their differing personalities make them susceptible to arguments & disagreements; Riddle's self-assured outlook in life doesn't work well against the more sensitive, insecure, and careful Azul. It takes a while for them work things out and finally treat each other as equals.]]
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* Fire/WaterJuxtaposition: Riddle is fire while Azul represents water. Their dorm SSRs possess those elements as well, even having Duo Magic with each other, with Riddle's card bearing more focus on attack while Azul's focuses more on healing and defense. [[spoiler: Additionally, while they're usually formal with one another, Chapter 6 reveals that their differing personalities make them susceptible to arguments & disagreements; Riddle's self-assured outlook in life doesn't work well against the more sensitive, insecure, and careful Azul. It takes a while for them work things out and finally treat each other as equals.]]
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* AdaptationalVillainy: [[spoiler:In the game, under the influence of overblot, Riddle attempts to use his magic to command all rose trees to hurt everyone who betrays him. In Episode of Heartslabyul, Riddle has the intention to murder Ace as he commands all the rose trees to tear him into shreds.]]
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* AdaptationalVillainy: [[spoiler:In the game, under the influence of overblot, Riddle attempts to use his magic to command all rose trees to hurt everyone who betrays him. In Episode ''Episode of Heartslabyul, Heartslabyul'', Riddle has the intention to murder Ace as he commands all the rose trees to tear him into shreds.]]
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* BigDamnHeroes: [[spoiler:Trey saves all Heartslabyul members including Yuu and Grim from Riddle’s attack by turning them into cards with his signature spell. In Episode of Heartslabyul, Trey saves Ace’s life from Riddle’s attack, who has the intention to hurt him or worse. ]]
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* AdaptionalJerkass: Minor example. In the light novel Ace is meaner during his first interaction with Grimm and Yuuya, cutting into Yuuya for being a magicless human way more than he did to Yuu in the game. However, as in the game Ace (and later Deuce) warms up to the newcomer.
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* AdaptionalJerkass: AdaptationalJerkass: Minor example. In the light novel Ace is meaner during his first interaction with Grimm and Yuuya, cutting into Yuuya for being a magicless human way more than he did to Yuu in the game. However, as in the game Ace (and later Deuce) warms up to the newcomer.
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