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* CerberusSyndrome: The series starts out as an episodic one with little to not linking between stories and living up to its title as Chess Memes. However, the series starts incorporating character development and more continuity after Episode 50 and subtle clues that something strange is going on. By Episode 100, [[spoiler: the status quo has been upended by Ad Bishop's revenge quest, and it's revealed that both kings have been memory wiping everyone to keep the reoccuring fourth wall breaks under wraps, shedding a darker light on all the events that happened earlier]].
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* GrowingTheBeard: The series' animation, dialogue, and stories are considered to have significantly improved since it started.
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* GrowingTheBeard: The series' animation, dialogue, and stories are considered to have significantly improved since it started.started.
* IronWoobie: The rooks were hated by the kings for 62 episode, but remained one of the most loyal, smart, and selfless pieces through it all. This eventually gets them to become the second favorite pieces after they help the White King get out of a particularly hard situation.
* TheWoobie: The bishops begin taking the brunt of the kings' hatred after they start liking the rooks, and their moments of dimwittedness only increase it. The queens, who they simp for, also simply use them as cannon fodder and don't care for them. [[spoiler: Eventually becomes a case of WoobieDestroyerOfWorlds when one bishop gets fed up and begins planning to take revenge]].
* IronWoobie: The rooks were hated by the kings for 62 episode, but remained one of the most loyal, smart, and selfless pieces through it all. This eventually gets them to become the second favorite pieces after they help the White King get out of a particularly hard situation.
* TheWoobie: The bishops begin taking the brunt of the kings' hatred after they start liking the rooks, and their moments of dimwittedness only increase it. The queens, who they simp for, also simply use them as cannon fodder and don't care for them. [[spoiler: Eventually becomes a case of WoobieDestroyerOfWorlds when one bishop gets fed up and begins planning to take revenge]].
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: [[spoiler: The Ad Bishops words of "we are all Bishop" brings up some. Are the Bishops all one entity? Or is he simply speaking metaphorically? The Ad Bishop mentioning "the bishop race" lends some credence to the latter]].
* CerberusSyndrome: The series starts out as an episodic one with little to not linking between stories and living up to its title as Chess Memes. However, the series starts incorporating character development and more continuity after Episode 50 and subtle clues that something strange is going on. By Episode 100, [[spoiler: the status quo has been upended by Ad Bishop's revenge quest, and it's revealed that both kings have been memory wiping everyone to keep the reoccuring fourth wall breaks under wraps, shedding a darker light on all the events that happened earlier]].
* GrowingTheBeard: The series' animation, dialogue, and stories are considered to have significantly improved since it started.
* CerberusSyndrome: The series starts out as an episodic one with little to not linking between stories and living up to its title as Chess Memes. However, the series starts incorporating character development and more continuity after Episode 50 and subtle clues that something strange is going on. By Episode 100, [[spoiler: the status quo has been upended by Ad Bishop's revenge quest, and it's revealed that both kings have been memory wiping everyone to keep the reoccuring fourth wall breaks under wraps, shedding a darker light on all the events that happened earlier]].
* GrowingTheBeard: The series' animation, dialogue, and stories are considered to have significantly improved since it started.
