History Characters / WanWanCelebSoreyukeTetsunoshin

--> "The messenger of [[Anime/SailorMoon Love, Justice]], and [[TheLastOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers Making Money]]. The Celebrity Knight as arrived!"

* {{Bishonen}}: Complete with BishieSparkle.

* TheBarber: Curiously, in addition to being a skilled ninja he's also a competent (dog) barber. However, his sense of style is rather old-fashioned - he gives Tetsunoshin the dog equivalent of a ''bowl cut''.

* MassiveNumberedSiblings: Tetsunoshin has ''102'' siblings, with he himself being the 81st pup born to his mother.

* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: Gives (well-meaning) ones to each and ''every'' one of her children when they try to figure out which one of them she loves the most. Even Tetsunoshin gets it, as she repremands him for lying about his life just to impress her.

* AmbiguousSituation: [[spoiler:It's not specified whether he returned to Shirogane or stated with the Hills Dogs after his HeelFaceTurn and Neo's defeat.]]

* TheChick: Shares this position with Victoria, and sometimes with Chocolat.

* BerserkButton: Ribbing her about [[ChristmasCake her]] [[OldMaid age]].

* GreaseMonkey: While he isn't a GadgeteerGenius like Hakase, he does know a thing or two about vehicles. Whenever there's a vehicle that needs driving he's almost always the one doing it, and when the show needs to give him a WeaponOfChoice, he settles for using [[ImprobableWeaponUser his mechanical tools]]. It runs in the family too - his mother was a notorious biker.

* BalefulPolymorph: The punishment for if he ever reveals his secret identity as Celebrity Knight, or anything else about Hoppongi's Dog Paradise, is being turned into a monkey by Seto. It actually does happen to him a few times just to be PlayedForLaughs, [[spoiler:but the one time he actually ''does'' accidentally reveal his identity to someone, Seto is persuaded not to do it]].

* BalefulPolymorph: [[spoiler:Seto turns her into a dog after she finds out Celebrity Knight and Tetsunoshin are the same person, with the intention being she must remain one so as not to divulge it to anyone else.]] She takes it in stride even so, and it ends up being only temporary.

* OpaqueNerdGlasses: Never seen without them. The only times they've come off have been while he was off-screen, and some shots even make it look as if his glasses ''are'' his eyes.

* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: As Celebrity Knight he has pastel purple hair.

* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: As Celebrity Knight Julius his hair is fluorescent orange.

* SexySecretary: Not quite as suggestive as many examples, but her markedly feminine design (especially the standard SexySpectacles) and her demeanor do play to this trope. [[DirtyOldMan Seto]] approves, naturally. Her human disguise is no slouch either.

* EvilAllAlong: [[spoiler:She was sent by Neo to inflitrate Happongi's Dog Paradies from the start - her getting close to Tetsunoshin was all a ploy to accomplish this.]]

* NiceGirl: She's not as easily angered as Meg, and less troubled than Victoria, so in general she is a very pleasant to everyone. Even when Tetsunoshin is at his goofiest it rarely makes her upset, save for [[PoorCommunicationKills misunderstandings]] and the like [[spoiler:Subverted since she's secretly been helping with Neo's plans and harbors some bitterness over her past mistreatment, but in the end she makes a HeroicSacrifice rather than stay evil.]]

* HappilyMarried: He really does love his wife despite all the money troubles she unwittingly brings upon the family.

* GoldDigger: [[DownplayedTrope Downplayed]]. She loves Masao's money & status but she loves Masao, and their family, even more.

* [[spoiler:EvilAllAlong]]

* GreaseMonkey: While he isn't a GadgeteerGenius like Hakase, he does seem to know a thing or two about vehicles. Whenever there's a vehicle that needs driving he's almost always the one doing it, and when the show needs to give him a WeaponOfChoice, he settles for using [[ImprobableWeaponUser his mechanical tools]]. It runs in the family too - his mother was a notorious biker.

* [[spoiler:DyingDeclarationOfLove]]: [[spoiler:Gives the first and final verbal confession of her love for Tetsunoshin right before she dies.]]
* [[spoiler:DyingInYourArmsTonight]]: [[spoiler:She dies in Tetsunoshin's arms.]]

* [[spoiler:KilledOffForReal]]: [[spoiler:She dies shortly after her HeroicSacrifice.]]
* [[spoiler:RedemptionEqualsDeath]]: [[spoiler:After aiding Neo in defeating the Hills dogs, she dies saving Tetsunoshin from him.]]

* NiceGirl: She's not as easily angered as Meg, and less troubled than Victoria, so in general she is a very pleasant to everyone. Even when Tetsunoshin is at his goofiest it rarely makes her upset, save for [[PoorCommunicationKills misunderstandings]] and the like.

* InferioritySuperiorityComplex: Has some shades of this, feeling compelled to take a competitive approach to things she really doesn't even need to bother with just for the sake of praise. In one instance She toils away making homemade Valentine's Day chocolate even though she thinks it's better to just buy and even though she doesn't even have anyone to give it to - all because she didn't want anyone to believe Rumi could do it and she couldn't.

* FatBastard: She's chubbier than her husband and daughter, and every bit as stuck-up.

* Supreme Chef: Having gone to China to learn the ways of traditional Chinese cooking, he came back a world-class chef and is said to have 4000 years' worth of culinary knowledge under his belt.

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* InferioritySuperiorityComplex: Has some shades of this, feeling compelled to take a competitive approach to things she really doesn't even need to bother with just for the sake of praise. She takes an aggressive approach to making homemade Valentine's Day chocolate even though she thinks it's better to just buy and even though she doesn't even have anyone to give it to, all because she didn't want anyone to believe Rumi could do it and she couldn't.

* EvilCounterpart: Not ''that'' evil, but he's certainly the mean, underhanded counterpart to Masao.

* FatBastard: She's noticeably chubbier than her husband and daughter, and every bit as stuck-up.