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* The Four Masters are likely supposed to represent the HorsemenOfTheApocalypse as well as the "Four Last Things", but making things more interesting is that they're introduced in ''reverse'' chronological order of the four Horsemen:
** The Master of he Graveyard is Death (obviously)
** The Master of the Court is Famine (the Horseman of Famine was said to carry a set of scales, which are also associated with judgement)
** The Master of the Hellish Yard is War (Nemesis is a military dictator, and her contribution was destroying everything with nuclear weapons)
** The Master of the Heavenly Yard is Conquest (Conquest is sometimes speculated to have been a messiah-like figure, of either the DarkIsNotEvil or LightIsNotGood variety)
** The Master of he Graveyard is Death (obviously)
** The Master of the Court is Famine (the Horseman of Famine was said to carry a set of scales, which are also associated with judgement)
** The Master of the Hellish Yard is War (Nemesis is a military dictator, and her contribution was destroying everything with nuclear weapons)
** The Master of the Heavenly Yard is Conquest (Conquest is sometimes speculated to have been a messiah-like figure, of either the DarkIsNotEvil or LightIsNotGood variety)
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How is that fridge? That sounds like straightforward Arc Words to me.
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* A bit of fridge brilliance regarding "Ten Minute Love" and its connection to Evillious--as Rin and her crush are about to be separated, she states "the chime signalling the end rings out". Sound familiar? It should...Riliane sang "the bell that signals the end rings" right before Allen's execution, and again in "Master of the Heavenly Yard" as she confronted Gammon.
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* A bit of fridge brilliance regarding "Ten Minute Love" and its connection to Evillious--as Rin and her crush are about to be separated, she states "the chime signalling the end rings out". Sound familiar? It should...Riliane sang "the bell that signals the end rings" right before Allen's execution, and again in "Master of the Heavenly Yard" as she confronted Gammon.
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* mothy makes plenty of references to the real world, but sometimes these references cause confusion about how they came about in-series. An example is Riliane's last name as "d'Autriche"; out-of-universe, it's a clear reference to Marie Antoinette, but in real life Marie was called "d'Autriche" because it's French for "from Austria". In-series, though there is no Austria in Bolganio...Similarly, the [[CrystalDragonJesus Levin Church]] carries crosses but have no Jesus figure who died on one to venerate. Even with the explanation that [[spoiler:Evillious was, in-universe, modeled after Earth,]] it still doesn't explain how some of these oddities developed.
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* mothy makes plenty of references to the real world, but sometimes these references cause confusion about how they came about in-series. An example is Riliane's last name as "d'Autriche"; out-of-universe, it's a clear reference to Marie Antoinette, Antoinette[[note]]Brioche being her TrademarkFavoriteFood being another such connection/reference[[/note]], but in real life Marie was called "d'Autriche" because it's French for "from Austria".Austria"[[note]]Marie Antoinette being the daughter of Austrian Empress Maria Theresa[[/note]]. In-series, though there is no Austria in Bolganio...Similarly, the [[CrystalDragonJesus Levin Church]] carries crosses but have no Jesus figure who died on one to venerate. Even with the explanation that [[spoiler:Evillious was, in-universe, modeled after Earth,]] it still doesn't explain how some of these oddities developed.
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* Fridge Tearjerker for "South North Story"--the one who points out that the two girls look so similar they could switch places and no one would notice is ''Riliane''. [[AngstySurvivingTwin While she ultimately laughs it off, it's hard not to imagine that she was drawing from personal experience there]].
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* Eve isn't ''just'' a Genesis reference--she and all of her incarnations are references to famous Fairy Tales, and in some cases, refutations of them:
** Eve herself is a beautiful woman who had doomed herself by taking apples from a witch. She is Snow White.
** Mikulia is a poor girl who is mistreated by her family until a wealthy "prince" sweeps her off her feet. She is Cinderella.
** Platonic is a thief who steals from the rich and well-off in order to help the poor and needy. She is Robin Hood.
** Margarita is a maiden who finds herself in an eternal sleep in part thanks to a wicked old woman. She is Sleeping Beauty.
** In terms of them being refutations, Eve dooms herself of her own volition rather than being tricked and indeed, ''steals'' from the witch rather than being given the apples; Mikulia's desire for a happy ending blinds her to the obvious danger of falling for a man who she hasn't gotten the chance to know first; Platonic ultimately found herself unsatisfied with her life as a thief and returned to the life of leisure, embracing a lifestyle she once scorned; and Margarita, again, enters eternal sleep on her own rather than being cursed or tricked, with the wicked old woman (Irina/Julia) only providing her the means of doing so.
** Eve herself is a beautiful woman who had doomed herself by taking apples from a witch. She is Snow White.
** Mikulia is a poor girl who is mistreated by her family until a wealthy "prince" sweeps her off her feet. She is Cinderella.
** Platonic is a thief who steals from the rich and well-off in order to help the poor and needy. She is Robin Hood.
** Margarita is a maiden who finds herself in an eternal sleep in part thanks to a wicked old woman. She is Sleeping Beauty.
** In terms of them being refutations, Eve dooms herself of her own volition rather than being tricked and indeed, ''steals'' from the witch rather than being given the apples; Mikulia's desire for a happy ending blinds her to the obvious danger of falling for a man who she hasn't gotten the chance to know first; Platonic ultimately found herself unsatisfied with her life as a thief and returned to the life of leisure, embracing a lifestyle she once scorned; and Margarita, again, enters eternal sleep on her own rather than being cursed or tricked, with the wicked old woman (Irina/Julia) only providing her the means of doing so.
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* "Lulila the Resounding Song" and "Chrono Story" seems to mix up the chronology of the sins, putting Envy before Sloth. This may, however, have an in-universe justification now, due to the World's End arc: [[spoiler:Michelle Marlon replaced Margarita as the most compatible Sloth contractor, she was born ''after'' the Envy arc and died ''during'' the Greed arc]].
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Also this doesn't really count—there is an established reason for her affair with Gallerian and it has nothing to do with Eve.
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* Why did [[spoiler: Ma]] "get busy" with Gallerian of all people? [[spoiler: Because one of her constituent personalities is Eve!]]
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Almost forgot—Gumillia counts Prim as a demon contractor.
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* It's revealed that everyone (save for contractors of the Demons of Sin) goes to heaven,. As such, [[KarmaHoudini people like Prim, Bruno Marlon, or Mayrana are going to go to heaven]] after their {{Karmic Death}}s.
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* It's revealed that everyone (save for contractors of the Demons of Sin) goes to heaven,. As such, [[KarmaHoudini people like Prim, Bruno Marlon, or Mayrana are going to go to heaven]] after their {{Karmic Death}}s.
