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* IKnewIt: Way before The Clockworkers (Irina and Kiril) were revealed to have such a big impact on the story, many parts of the fandom were convinced they would be represented by Iroha (due to Irina's love for cats) and Kiyoteru, respectively. It was confirmed they played those characters in the second "Original Sin" Album.
** Also HilariousInHindsight, but [[http://mothyheadcanons.tumblr.com/post/54127845589 there were some]] [[http://theevilliouschronicles.wikia.com/wiki/User_blog:Servant_of_Evillious/Seven_Deadly_Sinners:_Banica_Conchita_of_Gluttony#Epitome_of_Gluttony fans who predicted]] that Joseph was really the prince that Conchita was formerly engaged to before the details were confirmed on the website.
** A huge amount of fans guessed a line in Evil Food Eater Conchita was about her being [[AbusiveParents abused by her parents]], but it never actually was explained, so that theory lost a lot of popularity. Guess what happened in the novel?
** Albeit it was based on a translator taking liberties in their subs, but a lot of fans ''did'' still guess that [[spoiler:Gallerian was killed by the Wrath character. The details were the only things off (the most common theory was that Gumi's character was related to Tony Ausdin)]].
*** What's more, fans insisted from the beginning that "The Last Revolver" and the Wrath song were related, the only thing off was that Gumillia wasn't involved in either song at all.
** A few people actually guessed that [[spoiler: Seth and the Mask of Intentions]] were related. [[spoiler: Seth actually ''being'' the Demon of Wrath]] was seen coming by practically no one.
** Also HilariousInHindsight, but [[http://mothyheadcanons.tumblr.com/post/54127845589 there were some]] [[http://theevilliouschronicles.wikia.com/wiki/User_blog:Servant_of_Evillious/Seven_Deadly_Sinners:_Banica_Conchita_of_Gluttony#Epitome_of_Gluttony fans who predicted]] that Joseph was really the prince that Conchita was formerly engaged to before the details were confirmed on the website.
** A huge amount of fans guessed a line in Evil Food Eater Conchita was about her being [[AbusiveParents abused by her parents]], but it never actually was explained, so that theory lost a lot of popularity. Guess what happened in the novel?
** Albeit it was based on a translator taking liberties in their subs, but a lot of fans ''did'' still guess that [[spoiler:Gallerian was killed by the Wrath character. The details were the only things off (the most common theory was that Gumi's character was related to Tony Ausdin)]].
*** What's more, fans insisted from the beginning that "The Last Revolver" and the Wrath song were related, the only thing off was that Gumillia wasn't involved in either song at all.
** A few people actually guessed that [[spoiler: Seth and the Mask of Intentions]] were related. [[spoiler: Seth actually ''being'' the Demon of Wrath]] was seen coming by practically no one.
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* DiagnosedByTheAudience: Gumillia is never officially said to suffer from any developmental disorder, but she's often stated to have difficulty expressing her emotions properly or reading other people's, has stilted and awkward speech patterns, and has hyperfocused interests (especially later when she's obsessed with Rin Chan). All of this could be chalked up to her being a former spirit but Michaela shares none of these traits despite reincarnating in the same way.
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* EvilIsSexy: Several villainous characters, though in particular, Venomania's entire schtick post-demonic contract involves being irresistible to women (albeit with magical aid) and Conchita only becomes a sexy beauty (as remarked upon by several characters) after she contracts with Gluttony.
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* FandomRivalry: Ironically, one has grown between the Evilious Chronicles fandom and the larger Music/{{Vocaloid}} fanbase. The two used to be FriendlyFandoms with each other back when the series started, but as the light novels were released and the Evillious Chronicles displayed itself as an increasingly complex series with its own internal canon and characters, it became very difficult to enjoy and understand more casually as Vocaloid fans tended to do. Thus there was a split between those more interested in Evillious than Vocaloid as a whole and those who just liked the songs. Evillious fans will sometimes get frustrated with Vocaloid fans who often mistake characters for each other or are unfamiliar with basic plot points, and Vocaloid fans will sometimes disparage the Chronicles for being difficult to understand by the songs alone. While there's still some overlap between the two, the two fandoms largely prefer to be separated. However, this has calmed down in the recent years.
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* FandomRivalry: Ironically, one has grown between the Evilious Chronicles fandom and the larger Music/{{Vocaloid}} fanbase. The two used to be FriendlyFandoms with each other back when the series started, but as the light novels were released and the Evillious Chronicles displayed itself as an increasingly complex series with its own internal canon and characters, it became very difficult to enjoy and understand more casually as Vocaloid fans tended to do. Thus there was a split between those more interested in Evillious than Vocaloid as a whole and those who just liked the songs. Evillious fans will sometimes get frustrated with Vocaloid fans who often mistake characters for each other or are unfamiliar with basic plot points, and Vocaloid fans will sometimes disparage the Chronicles for being difficult to understand by the songs alone. ''Master of the Heavenly Yard'' is the most symptomatic of this, as while it's one of the songs with an official PV, said PV is borderline incomprehensible to anyone who hasn't read the accompanying light novel of the same name, with entire swaths of it being text descriptions of events or disembodied quotes from the characters with no accompanying pictures, which also makes the PV more difficult to follow for English only fans without subtitles. While there's still some overlap between the two, the two fandoms largely prefer to be separated. However, this has calmed down in the recent years.
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*TooBleakStoppedCaring: Most of the prominent characters are either reprehensible or are missing so much information that it's impossible for them to stop said awful prominent characters or break out of their own destructive patterns. This dynamic endures for in-story ''generations'' and arguably is never disrupted. And the story literally ends with [[spoiler:the complete destruction of the world that most of the story takes place in.]] Even with [[spoiler:the promise of reincarnation for several characters]], it can still come off as an EsotericHappyEnding.
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** While no designs have been released for several of the members of Venomania's harem, fans generally agree that they look like the Music/{{Vocaloid}}s and [=UTAUs=] their names reference, such as Tette Cetera resembling Kasane Teto or Priema Soap appearing like Prima--some fans have even tried to identify these members as extra harem girls in the [[LightNovel/TheLunacyOfDukeVenomania Venomania manga]] based on their hairstyles.
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** While no designs have been released for several of the members of Venomania's harem, fans generally agree that they look like the Music/{{Vocaloid}}s and [=UTAUs=] their names reference, such as Tette Cetera resembling Kasane Teto or Priema Soap appearing like Prima--some fans have even tried to identify these members as extra harem girls in the [[LightNovel/TheLunacyOfDukeVenomania [[Literature/TheLunacyOfDukeVenomania Venomania manga]] based on their hairstyles.
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** One of the [[ArtifactOfDoom Vessels of Sin]] is a spoon. A very powerful spoon, yes, but it makes for odd sentences such as "[[spoiler:Mikina]] [[LightNovel/PraefacioOfBlue killed her father with the spoon]]."
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** One of the [[ArtifactOfDoom Vessels of Sin]] is a spoon. A very powerful spoon, yes, but it makes for odd sentences such as "[[spoiler:Mikina]] [[LightNovel/PraefacioOfBlue [[Literature/PraefacioOfBlue killed her father with the spoon]]."
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* TransAudienceInterpretation:
** Behemo Barisol mostly claims to be a crossdressing man, but given the fact that he refers to his "sister"[=/=]alternate universe counterpart Levia Barisol as his "ideal self" (whilst also being kind of vague as to what he means by that) and his acknowledged status as a lying liar who lies, it's not hard to interpret him as a trans woman instead.
** Michaela is often read as a trans woman, after the reveal that in a previous life she was Lich's brother who got Michaela as a nickname when Held [[SobriquetSexSwitch misread her name off the class registry]]; despite this, she's known exclusively as Michaela outside of references to the past. Like other people who reincarnated into forest spirits (who have NoBiologicalSex) her memories of her old life were blocked off, and when Elluka transforms her into a human woman she seems fully comfortable as such (if a bit confused by Elluka's insistence she ''has'' to be a woman) and uses this form even centuries later. She's the only known character whose gender changes over multiple reincarnations, not counting forest spirits, and even then Lich, Eater, and Gumillia all retained their previous gender identities after leaving the forest and getting human/humanoid bodies.
** Behemo Barisol mostly claims to be a crossdressing man, but given the fact that he refers to his "sister"[=/=]alternate universe counterpart Levia Barisol as his "ideal self" (whilst also being kind of vague as to what he means by that) and his acknowledged status as a lying liar who lies, it's not hard to interpret him as a trans woman instead.
** Michaela is often read as a trans woman, after the reveal that in a previous life she was Lich's brother who got Michaela as a nickname when Held [[SobriquetSexSwitch misread her name off the class registry]]; despite this, she's known exclusively as Michaela outside of references to the past. Like other people who reincarnated into forest spirits (who have NoBiologicalSex) her memories of her old life were blocked off, and when Elluka transforms her into a human woman she seems fully comfortable as such (if a bit confused by Elluka's insistence she ''has'' to be a woman) and uses this form even centuries later. She's the only known character whose gender changes over multiple reincarnations, not counting forest spirits, and even then Lich, Eater, and Gumillia all retained their previous gender identities after leaving the forest and getting human/humanoid bodies.
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** Calling any of the ''Evilious'' characters by the name of the VOCALOID that represents them will surely get you a swift correction from mothy fans, especially after the collaboration the series had with ''VideoGame/ProjectSEKAI''. However, unlike the above-listed examples, it's not technically inaccurate to refer to the characters by their VOCALOID names in a certain context, since the VOCALOIDS' are the basis and the representatives of these characters, and were originally just AnimatedActors for them. Even ''Project SEKAI'' itself treated them as the same from a gameplay perspective despite not elaborating on the relationship between the VIRTUAL SINGERS and the Evilious Chronicles characters.
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** Calling any of the ''Evilious'' characters by the name of the VOCALOID that represents them will surely get you a swift correction from mothy fans, especially after the collaboration the series had with ''VideoGame/ProjectSEKAI''. However, unlike the above-listed examples, it's not technically inaccurate to refer to the characters by their VOCALOID names in a certain context, since the VOCALOIDS' VOCALOIDS are the basis and the representatives of these characters, and were originally just AnimatedActors for them. Even ''Project SEKAI'' itself treated them as the same from a gameplay perspective despite not elaborating on the relationship between the VIRTUAL SINGERS and the Evilious Chronicles characters.
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* FandomRivalry: Ironically, one has grown between the Evilious Chronicles fandom and the larger Music/{{Vocaloid}} fanbase. The two used to be FriendlyFandoms with each other back when the series started, but as the light novels were released and the Evillious Chronicles displayed itself as an increasingly complex series with its own internal canon and characters, it became very difficult to enjoy and understand more casually as Vocaloid fans tended to do. Thus there was a split between those more interested in Evillious than Vocaloid as a whole and those who just liked the songs. Evillious fans will sometimes get frustrated with Vocaloid fans who often mistake characters for each other or are unfamiliar with basic plot points, and Vocaloid fans will sometimes disparage the Chronicles for being difficult to understand by the songs alone. While there's still some overlap between the two, the two fandoms largely prefer to be seperated nowadays.
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** Calling any of the ''Evilious'' characters by the name of the VOCALOID that represents them will surely get you a swift correction from mothy fans, especially after the collaboration the series had with ''VideoGame/ProjectSEKAI''. However, unlike the above-listed examples, it's not technically inaccurate to refer to the characters by their VOCALOID names in a certain context, since the VOCALOIDS' are the basis and the representatives of these characters, and were originally just AnimatedActors for them. Even ''Project SEKAI'' itself treated them as the same from a gameplay perspective despite not elaborating on the relationship between the VIRTUAL SINGERS and the Evilious Chronicles characters.
* FandomRivalry: Ironically, one has grown between the Evilious Chronicles fandom and the larger Music/{{Vocaloid}} fanbase. The two used to be FriendlyFandoms with each other back when the series started, but as the light novels were released and the Evillious Chronicles displayed itself as an increasingly complex series with its own internal canon and characters, it became very difficult to enjoy and understand more casually as Vocaloid fans tended to do. Thus there was a split between those more interested in Evillious than Vocaloid as a whole and those who just liked the songs. Evillious fans will sometimes get frustrated with Vocaloid fans who often mistake characters for each other or are unfamiliar with basic plot points, and Vocaloid fans will sometimes disparage the Chronicles for being difficult to understand by the songs alone. While there's still some overlap between the two, the two fandoms largely prefer to beseperated nowadays.separated. However, this has calmed down in the recent years.
* FandomRivalry: Ironically, one has grown between the Evilious Chronicles fandom and the larger Music/{{Vocaloid}} fanbase. The two used to be FriendlyFandoms with each other back when the series started, but as the light novels were released and the Evillious Chronicles displayed itself as an increasingly complex series with its own internal canon and characters, it became very difficult to enjoy and understand more casually as Vocaloid fans tended to do. Thus there was a split between those more interested in Evillious than Vocaloid as a whole and those who just liked the songs. Evillious fans will sometimes get frustrated with Vocaloid fans who often mistake characters for each other or are unfamiliar with basic plot points, and Vocaloid fans will sometimes disparage the Chronicles for being difficult to understand by the songs alone. While there's still some overlap between the two, the two fandoms largely prefer to be
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* FandomRivalry: Ironically, one has grown between the Evilious Chronicles fandom and the larger Music/{{Vocaloid}} fanbase. The two used to be FriendlyFandoms with each other back when the series started, but as the light novels were released and the Evillious Chronicles displayed itself as an increasingly complex series with its own internal canon and characters, it became very difficult to enjoy and understand more casually as Vocaloid fans tended to do. Thus there was a split between those more interested in Evillious than Vocaloid as a whole and those who just liked the songs. Evillious fans will sometimes get frustrated with Vocaloid fans who often mistake characters for each other or are unfamiliar with basic plot points, and Vocaloid fans will sometimes disparage the Chronicles for being difficult to understand by the songs alone. While there's still some overlap between the two, the two fandoms largely prefers to be seperated nowadays.
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* FandomRivalry: Ironically, one has grown between the Evilious Chronicles fandom and the larger Music/{{Vocaloid}} fanbase. The two used to be FriendlyFandoms with each other back when the series started, but as the light novels were released and the Evillious Chronicles displayed itself as an increasingly complex series with its own internal canon and characters, it became very difficult to enjoy and understand more casually as Vocaloid fans tended to do. Thus there was a split between those more interested in Evillious than Vocaloid as a whole and those who just liked the songs. Evillious fans will sometimes get frustrated with Vocaloid fans who often mistake characters for each other or are unfamiliar with basic plot points, and Vocaloid fans will sometimes disparage the Chronicles for being difficult to understand by the songs alone. While there's still some overlap between the two, the two fandoms largely prefers prefer to be seperated nowadays.
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* FandomRivalry: Ironically, one has grown between the Evilious Chronicles fandom and the larger Music/{{Vocaloid}} fanbase. The two used to be FriendlyFandoms with each other back in its infamy, but as the light novels were released and the Evillious Chronicles displayed itself as an increasingly complex series with its own internal canon and characters, it became very difficult to enjoy and understand more casually as Vocaloid fans tended to do. Thus there was a split between those more interested in Evillious than Vocaloid as a whole and those who just liked the songs. Evillious fans will sometimes get frustrated with Vocaloid fans who often mistake characters for each other or are unfamiliar with basic plot points, and Vocaloid fans will sometimes disparage the Chronicles for being difficult to understand by the songs alone. While there's still some overlap between the two, the two fandoms prefer to be seperated from each other nowadays.
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* FandomRivalry: Ironically, one has grown between the Evilious Chronicles fandom and the larger Music/{{Vocaloid}} fanbase. The two used to be FriendlyFandoms with each other back in its infamy, when the series started, but as the light novels were released and the Evillious Chronicles displayed itself as an increasingly complex series with its own internal canon and characters, it became very difficult to enjoy and understand more casually as Vocaloid fans tended to do. Thus there was a split between those more interested in Evillious than Vocaloid as a whole and those who just liked the songs. Evillious fans will sometimes get frustrated with Vocaloid fans who often mistake characters for each other or are unfamiliar with basic plot points, and Vocaloid fans will sometimes disparage the Chronicles for being difficult to understand by the songs alone. While there's still some overlap between the two, the two fandoms prefer largely prefers to be seperated from each other nowadays.
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* FandomRivalry: Ironically, one has grown between the Evilious Chronicles fandom and the larger Music/{{Vocaloid}} fanbase. The two used to be FriendlyFandoms with each other back in its infamy, but as the light novels were released and the Evillious Chronicles displayed itself as an increasingly complex series with its own internal canon and characters, it became very difficult to enjoy and understand more casually as Vocaloid fans tended to do. Thus there was a split between those more interested in Evillious than Vocaloid as a whole and those who just liked the songs. Evillious fans will sometimes get frustrated with Vocaloid fans who often mistake characters for each other or are unfamiliar with basic plot points, and Vocaloid fans will sometimes disparage the Chronicles for being difficult to understand by the songs alone. While there's still some overlap between the two, the two fandoms prefer to be seperated from each other nowadays.
* FirstInstallmentWins: While the rest of the Chronicles undeniably has its fans, it's the original "Story of Evil" series, which kickstarted the franchise back in 2008, that remain the most iconic and popular of the bunch. Especially to those outside of the fandom. Likely because of this, whenever the series gets represented in other Music/{{Vocaloid}} media, it's usually the "Story of Evil" songs that get represented above all else, particularly the first two songs in the series, "Daughter of Evil" and "Servant of Evil".
* FirstInstallmentWins: While the rest of the Chronicles undeniably has its fans, it's the original "Story of Evil" series, which kickstarted the franchise back in 2008, that remain the most iconic and popular of the bunch. Especially to those outside of the fandom. Likely because of this, whenever the series gets represented in other Music/{{Vocaloid}} media, it's usually the "Story of Evil" songs that get represented above all else, particularly the first two songs in the series, "Daughter of Evil" and "Servant of Evil".
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* FriendlyFandoms:
** The Evillious fandom shares a bit of overlap with many other Music/{{Vocaloid}} based light novel/manga/song series fandoms, the ''Franchise/KagerouProject'', in particular, being one of the more well known in that run. This is in part because these other series were likely inspired by the Chronicles' success.
** This ''used'' to be the case with the actual Vocaloid fandom before the light novels were released, but as the Evillious Chronicles displayed itself as an increasingly complex series with its own internal canon and characters, it became very difficult to enjoy and understand more casually as Vocaloid fans tended to do. Thus there was a split between those more interested in Evillious than Vocaloid as a whole and those who just liked the songs. Evillious fans will sometimes get frustrated with Vocaloid fans who often mistake characters for each other or are unfamiliar with basic plot points, and Vocaloid fans will sometimes disparage the Chronicles for being difficult to understand by the songs alone. Not that there can't still be overlap between the two, but the friendliness has cooled somewhat.
** The Evillious fandom shares a bit of overlap with many other Music/{{Vocaloid}} based light novel/manga/song series fandoms, the ''Franchise/KagerouProject'', in particular, being one of the more well known in that run. This is in part because these other series were likely inspired by the Chronicles' success.
** This ''used'' to be the case with the actual Vocaloid fandom before the light novels were released, but as the Evillious Chronicles displayed itself as an increasingly complex series with its own internal canon and characters, it became very difficult to enjoy and understand more casually as Vocaloid fans tended to do. Thus there was a split between those more interested in Evillious than Vocaloid as a whole and those who just liked the songs. Evillious fans will sometimes get frustrated with Vocaloid fans who often mistake characters for each other or are unfamiliar with basic plot points, and Vocaloid fans will sometimes disparage the Chronicles for being difficult to understand by the songs alone. Not that there can't still be overlap between the two, but the friendliness has cooled somewhat.
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**FriendlyFandoms: The Evillious fandom shares a bit of overlap with many other Music/{{Vocaloid}} based light novel/manga/song series fandoms, the ''Franchise/KagerouProject'', in particular, being one of the more well known in that run. This is in part because these other series were likely inspired by the Chronicles' success. \n** This ''used'' to be the case with the actual Vocaloid fandom before the light novels were released, but as the Evillious Chronicles displayed itself as an increasingly complex series with its own internal canon and characters, it became very difficult to enjoy and understand more casually as Vocaloid fans tended to do. Thus there was a split between those more interested in Evillious than Vocaloid as a whole and those who just liked the songs. Evillious fans will sometimes get frustrated with Vocaloid fans who often mistake characters for each other or are unfamiliar with basic plot points, and Vocaloid fans will sometimes disparage the Chronicles for being difficult to understand by the songs alone. Not that there can't still be overlap between the two, but the friendliness has cooled somewhat.
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* CrackPairing: Platonic/Arte is very popular, strangely enough.
** Amostia/Michelle seems to have a decent following too.
** Ichika, the artist most commonly associated with the Chronicles, has made a comic of Riliane/Banica.
** [[ShipsThatPassInTheNight Venomania/Gallerian]] or Vanomania/Karchess is quite popular in the Chronicles' yaoi fandom as well. Sadly, this often leads to [[BadassNormal poor Karchess]] going through serious {{Ukefication}}.
** GEAR and the Master of the Graveyard is also popular. As is GEAR and Gardener/Gammon Octo.
** Amostia/Michelle seems to have a decent following too.
** Ichika, the artist most commonly associated with the Chronicles, has made a comic of Riliane/Banica.
** [[ShipsThatPassInTheNight Venomania/Gallerian]] or Vanomania/Karchess is quite popular in the Chronicles' yaoi fandom as well. Sadly, this often leads to [[BadassNormal poor Karchess]] going through serious {{Ukefication}}.
** GEAR and the Master of the Graveyard is also popular. As is GEAR and Gardener/Gammon Octo.
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* CrackPairing: Platonic/Arte is very popular, strangely enough.
** Amostia/Michelle seems to have a decent following too.
** Ichika, the artist most commonly associated with the Chronicles, has made a comic of Riliane/Banica.
**[[ShipsThatPassInTheNight Venomania/Gallerian]] or Vanomania/Karchess is quite popular in the Chronicles' yaoi fandom as well. Sadly, this often leads to [[BadassNormal poor Karchess]] going through serious {{Ukefication}}.
**{{Ukefication}}.
%%** Amostia/Michelle seems to have a decent following too.
%%** Ichika, the artist most commonly associated with the Chronicles, has made a comic of Riliane/Banica.
%%** GEAR and the Master of the Graveyard is also popular. As is GEAR and Gardener/GammonOcto.Octo.
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** Ichika, the artist most commonly associated with the Chronicles, has made a comic of Riliane/Banica.
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* HoYay: Many people see romantic undertones between Gallerian and Bruno's interactions.
* IncestYayShipping: Some fans interpret Allen's feelings for Riliane as romantic.
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* OneTruePairing: Most fans like Michaela/Clarith.
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** Leonhart/Mariam from the ''Daughter of Evil'' series. Many fans would like that Leonhart noticed that Mariam was in love with him.
** Gallerian/Bruno Zero from "Judgment of Corruption" gained a lot of fans who read Bruno's intense loyalty as being in love with Gallerian.
** Leonhart/Mariam from the ''Daughter of Evil'' series. Many fans would like that Leonhart noticed that Mariam was in love with him.
** Gallerian/Bruno Zero from "Judgment of Corruption" gained a lot of fans who read Bruno's intense loyalty as being in love with Gallerian.
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* AbandonShipping: Very early on, before a lot of information had been released about the characters, some people shipped Kyle and Michaela by virtue of them being respectively [[Music/{{Vocaloid}} Kaito and Miku.]] Once it was revealed that Michaela was in love with Clarith, this mostly stopped.
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* AbandonShipping: AbandonShipping:
** Very early on, before a lot of information had been released about the characters, some people shipped Kyle and Michaela by virtue of them being respectively [[Music/{{Vocaloid}} Kaito and Miku.]] Once it was revealed that Michaela was in love with Clarith, this mostly stopped.
** Very early on, before a lot of information had been released about the characters, some people shipped Kyle and Michaela by virtue of them being respectively [[Music/{{Vocaloid}} Kaito and Miku.]] Once it was revealed that Michaela was in love with Clarith, this mostly stopped.
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* CryForTheDevil: Many of the villains in this series are given very tragic backstories, which the novels elaborate on.
** Duke Venomania, [[DracoInLeatherPants among other tropes]], gets this because of his horribly [[ParentalNeglect abusive]] childhood leading him down the path to evil in the first place. We as an audience don't see the whole story in full until after everything has fallen apart.
** Duke Venomania, [[DracoInLeatherPants among other tropes]], gets this because of his horribly [[ParentalNeglect abusive]] childhood leading him down the path to evil in the first place. We as an audience don't see the whole story in full until after everything has fallen apart.
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* CryForTheDevil: Many of the villains in this series are given very tragic backstories, which the novels elaborate on.
**Duke Venomania, [[DracoInLeatherPants among other tropes]], gets this because of his horribly [[ParentalNeglect abusive]] childhood leading him down the path to evil in the first place. We as an audience don't see the whole story in full until after everything has fallen apart.
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** While no designs have been released for several of the members of Venomania's harem, fans generally agree that they look like the Music/{{Vocaloid}}s and [=UTAUloids=] their names reference, such as Tette Cetera resembling Kasane Teto or Priema Soap appearing like Prima--some fans have even tried to identify these members as extra harem girls in the [[LightNovel/TheLunacyOfDukeVenomania Venomania manga]] based on their hairstyles.
** Similarly, Maria Moonlit/Alice Merry Go Round's design has never been officially released either, with the only thing we know about her being that she's a Miku. Most fans, however, believe her to look like the character depicted in the song "Madam Merry Go Round". Certainly helped by Gammon claiming that "Madam Merry Go Round" is what would become of the Master of the Court if she continued to pursue her "utopia" and sure enough [[spoiler:the Master of the Court ended up reincarnated as none other than Alice Merry Go Round]].
** Similarly, Maria Moonlit/Alice Merry Go Round's design has never been officially released either, with the only thing we know about her being that she's a Miku. Most fans, however, believe her to look like the character depicted in the song "Madam Merry Go Round". Certainly helped by Gammon claiming that "Madam Merry Go Round" is what would become of the Master of the Court if she continued to pursue her "utopia" and sure enough [[spoiler:the Master of the Court ended up reincarnated as none other than Alice Merry Go Round]].
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** While no designs have been released for several of the members of Venomania's harem, fans generally agree that they look like the Music/{{Vocaloid}}s and [=UTAUloids=] [=UTAUs=] their names reference, such as Tette Cetera resembling Kasane Teto or Priema Soap appearing like Prima--some fans have even tried to identify these members as extra harem girls in the [[LightNovel/TheLunacyOfDukeVenomania Venomania manga]] based on their hairstyles.
** Similarly, Maria Moonlit/Alice Merry Go Round's design has never been officially released either, with the only thing we know about her being that she'sa based on Miku. Most fans, however, believe her to look like the character depicted in the song "Madam Merry Go Round". Certainly helped by Gammon claiming that "Madam Merry Go Round" is what would become of the Master of the Court if she continued to pursue her "utopia" and sure enough [[spoiler:the Master of the Court ended up reincarnated as none other than Alice Merry Go Round]].
** Similarly, Maria Moonlit/Alice Merry Go Round's design has never been officially released either, with the only thing we know about her being that she's
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** Young Nemesis.
** Young Nemesis.
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** Allen and Riliane too, especially as little kids.
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* {{Narm}}: Whenever mothy fails to pull off NightmareFuel or {{Tear Jerker}}s, it usually becomes this. For example, Allen's ''paragraph-long scream'' in the novels.
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* {{Narm}}: Whenever mothy fails to pull off NightmareFuel or {{Tear Jerker}}s, it usually becomes this. For example, Allen's ''paragraph-long scream'' in the novels. {{Narm}}:
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* NauseaFuel: ''Evil Food Eater Conchita'', both the song (where Banica's [[MasochistsMeal menus]] get displayed on-screen) and the novel, where we have such delightful scenes such as Banica eating a plate of ''worms'' for her dessert.
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* NauseaFuel: NauseaFuel:
** ''Evil Food Eater Conchita'', both the song (where Banica's [[MasochistsMeal menus]] get displayed on-screen) and the novel, where we have such delightful scenes such as Banica eating a plate of ''worms'' for her dessert.
** ''Evil Food Eater Conchita'', both the song (where Banica's [[MasochistsMeal menus]] get displayed on-screen) and the novel, where we have such delightful scenes such as Banica eating a plate of ''worms'' for her dessert.
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* {{Squick}}: "The Lunacy of Duke Venomania" has several scenes that are likely to provoke such a reaction.
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* WhatAnIdiot: Scherzer is a serial kidnapper and human trafficker from one of the manga stories. The only one who could conceivably get him caught is his financial adviser, Bogaerts, who is both in charge of his fortune and can be a whistleblower to his misdeeds should he catch on to them.
** '''You'd Expect''': For Scherzer to have some means in place to make sure Bogaerts didn't blow his secret, or to at least take care to not do anything to make Bogaerts personally angry.
** '''Instead''': He's so arrogant that he kidnaps whoever he pleases and ends up kidnapping Bogaerts' niece, which causes Bogaerts to plot his downfall.
** '''You'd Expect''': For Scherzer to have some means in place to make sure Bogaerts didn't blow his secret, or to at least take care to not do anything to make Bogaerts personally angry.
** '''Instead''': He's so arrogant that he kidnaps whoever he pleases and ends up kidnapping Bogaerts' niece, which causes Bogaerts to plot his downfall.
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** "The Muzzle of Nemesis" video has such {{Engrish}} gems as "She killed lover" and "She decided to revenge" in the text, although fans love the video anyway.
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** "The Muzzle of Nemesis" video has such {{Engrish}} GratuitousEnglish gems as "She killed lover" and "She decided to revenge" in the text, although fans love the video anyway.
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* AbandonShipping: Very early on, before a lot of information had been released about the characters, some people shipped Kyle and Michaela by virtue of them being respectively [[Music/{{Vocaloid}} Kaito and Miku.]] Once it was revealed that Michaela was in love with [[TokenYuriGirls Clarith]], this mostly stopped.
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* AbandonShipping: Very early on, before a lot of information had been released about the characters, some people shipped Kyle and Michaela by virtue of them being respectively [[Music/{{Vocaloid}} Kaito and Miku.]] Once it was revealed that Michaela was in love with [[TokenYuriGirls Clarith]], Clarith, this mostly stopped.
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People can find him attractive if they want, but Gallerian is not designed with sex appeal in mind (he is usually depicted in heavy judge robes or a lounge suit, which obscure his figure), which is the point of this trope
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** Who would have thought that corrupt judge Gallerian Marlon would have attracted so many fans....
