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* QueerCharacterQueerActor: In the English dub, the non-operative trans woman Nagi Arisuin is voiced by the openly gay Creator/ChrisPatton.
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* QueerCharacterQueerActor: In the English dub, the non-operative trans woman transfeminine Nagi "Alice" Arisuin is voiced by the openly gay Creator/ChrisPatton.
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* TransCharacterCisActor: The transfeminine Nagi "Alice" Arisuin is voiced by the cis male voice actors Creator/ShintaroAsanuma and Creator/ChrisPatton in Japanese and English, respectively.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: With Sol Press' 2021 dissolution, the first five English volumes are out of print.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: With Sol Press' 2021 dissolution, the first five English volumes are out of print.print, and with Creator/JNovelClub primarily being a digital distributor, it is unknown if the series will ever receive another physical printing.
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* ScrewedByTheNetwork: Due to the collapse of Sol Press, only five volumes were published in English, none of which can be bought anymore.
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* ScrewedByTheNetwork: Due to the collapse of Sol Press, the original license holder for the English release, published only five volumes before being shut down by the California FTB for failing to pay taxes. These five volumes were published subsequently removed from storefronts and the series remained in English, none a state of which can be bought anymore. license limbo until Creator/JNovelClub acquired the license.
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*** Creator/RyotaOhsaka voices Ikki Kurogane as well as Kazumasa.
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*** Creator/RyotaOhsaka voices Ikki Kurogane as well as Kazumasa.Kazumasa; this is carried over to the foreign dubs.
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* NetworkToTheRescue: The state of the English license of the light novels was uncertain for over two years after Sol Press's business license was suspended by the state of California mid-2021. It took several months for the Japanese publisher, SB Creative, to realize Sol was no longer an active business entity (and even that was only thanks to the president of Creator/JNovelClub mentioning their demise during a routine conference call) and begin the process to remove the licensed translations from online vendors. And due to the series having gotten far enough in release (5 volumes out), the financial odds of doing a rerelease didn't look good since the overwhelming majority of light novels make their sales in the first few volumes. In spite of all these considerable obstacles, J-Novel Club announced they had rescued the license to the series on November 17, 2023, after over a year and a half of the series hanging in limbo.
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* SleeperHit: By the time the anime premiered, nobody expected the series to be a hit given that it aired alongside ''Literature/TheAsteriskWar''. [[AndYouThoughtItWouldFail Hoo, boy, were they wrong]] by the time episode 4 premiered; the twist that Stella and Ikki would start a romantic relationship removed all pretenses that this show would be another generic battle harem. From that point onward it only started becoming more and more apparent that it wasn't going to be another generic light novel adaptation and considering the parallels to ''The Asterisk War'', many noticed it was doing what that show did... but better! This show also aired the same season as ''Webcomic/OnePunchMan'' and the highly anticipated second seasons of ''{{Manga/Noragami}}'' and ''{{Manga/Haikyuu}}'', making its unexpected success even more surprising.
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* TheWikiRule: Has a wiki [[http://rakudai-kishi.wikia.com/wiki/Rakudai_Kishi_no_Eiyuutan_Wiki here]].
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* IKnewIt: When Sentai Filmworks released their February 2017 newsletter, many guessed that the series would be given a home video release with an English dub since Sentai usually announces the releases four months in advance. [[https://twitter.com/Sentaifilmworks/status/832681044763615233 They were right]].
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* IKnewIt: When Sentai Filmworks released their February 2017 newsletter, many guessed that KeepCirculatingTheTapes: With Sol Press' 2021 dissolution, the series would be given a home video release with an first five English dub since Sentai usually announces the releases four months in advance. [[https://twitter.com/Sentaifilmworks/status/832681044763615233 They were right]].volumes are out of print.
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* SleeperHit: By the time the anime premiered, nobody expected the series to be a hit given that it aired alongside ''Literature/TheAsteriskWar''. [[AndYouThoughtItWouldFail Hoo, boy, were they wrong]] by the time episode 4 premiered; the twist that Stella and Ikki would start a romantic relationship removed all pretenses that this show would be another generic battle harem. From that point onward it only started becoming more and more apparent that it wasn't going to be another generic light novel adaptation and considering the parallels to ''The Asterisk War'', many noticed it was doing what that show did... but better! This show also aired the same season as ''Webcomic/OnePunchMan'' and the highly anticipated second seasons of ''{{Manga/Noragami}}'' and ''{{Manga/Haikyuu}}'', making its unexpected success even more surprising.
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* NoExportForYou: Due to the collapse of Sol Press, only five volumes were published in English, none of which can be bought anymore. English {{Fan Translation}}s done by multiple groups completed up to Volume 13, when the final fan translator working on the series called it quits due to personal problems and a lack of interest and support from readers.
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* ScheduleSlip: The series started in July 2013 and published new volumes on a pretty regular basis (with at least one novel per year and up to as many as four a year) up to June 2020 when releases hit a brick wall. In December 2021, Riku Misora stated he would be wrapping the story up in the next volume and he planned to have it released by the end of 2022, which did not happen. After over a year and a half of radio silence, the publisher SB Creative announced [[https://twitter.com/GA_bunko/status/1682329822339674115 in a tweet on July 21, 2023]] that the finale, Volume 19, would be published on December 15, 2023.
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* ScheduleSlip: The series started in July 2013 and published new volumes on a pretty regular basis (with at least one novel per year and up to as many as four a year) up to June 2020 when releases hit a brick wall. In December 2021, Riku Misora stated he would be wrapping the story up in the next volume and [[https://twitter.com/misorariku/status/1472066861257076738 tweeted]] he planned to have it released finish the story by the end of 2022, which did not happen.happen (although he did manage to complete his other LN series, ''I Kissed My Girlfriend's Little Sister'' in that year). After over a year and a half of radio silence, the publisher SB Creative announced [[https://twitter.com/GA_bunko/status/1682329822339674115 in a tweet on July 21, 2023]] that the finale, Volume 19, would be published on December 15, 2023.
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* NoExportForYou: Due to the collapse of Sol Press, only five volumes were published in English, none of which can be bought anymore.
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* NoExportForYou: Due to the collapse of Sol Press, only five volumes were published in English, none of which can be bought anymore. English {{Fan Translation}}s done by multiple groups completed up to Volume 13, when the final fan translator working on the series called it quits due to personal problems and a lack of interest and support from readers.
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* ScheduleSlip: The series started in July 2013 and published new volumes on a pretty regular basis (with at least one novel per year and up to as many as four a year) up to June 2020 when releases hit a brick wall. It would take three and a half years later for the finale, Volume 19, to be published in December 2023.
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* ScheduleSlip: The series started in July 2013 and published new volumes on a pretty regular basis (with at least one novel per year and up to as many as four a year) up to June 2020 when releases hit a brick wall. It In December 2021, Riku Misora stated he would take three be wrapping the story up in the next volume and he planned to have it released by the end of 2022, which did not happen. After over a year and a half years later for of radio silence, the publisher SB Creative announced [[https://twitter.com/GA_bunko/status/1682329822339674115 in a tweet on July 21, 2023]] that the finale, Volume 19, to would be published in on December 15, 2023.
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* ScheduleSlip: The series started in July 2013 and published new volumes on a pretty regular basis (with at least one novel per year and up to as many as four a year) up to June 2020 when releases hit a brick wall. It would take three and a half years later for the finale, Volume 19, to be published in December 2023.
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* NoExportForYou: Due to the collapse of Sol Press, only five volumes were published in English, none of which can be bought anymore.
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* MilestoneCelebration: The anime adaptation marked the 10th anniversary of SB Creative's GA Bunko label along with ''LightNovel/IsItWrongToTryToPickUpGirlsInADungeon'', ''LightNovel/NyarukoCrawlingWithLove'', ''LightNovel/UndefeatedBahamutChronicle'' and ''{{LightNovel/Hundred}}''.
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* MilestoneCelebration: The anime adaptation marked the 10th anniversary of SB Creative's GA Bunko label along with ''LightNovel/IsItWrongToTryToPickUpGirlsInADungeon'', ''LightNovel/NyarukoCrawlingWithLove'', ''LightNovel/UndefeatedBahamutChronicle'' ''Literature/IsItWrongToTryToPickUpGirlsInADungeon'', ''Literature/NyarukoCrawlingWithLove'', ''Literature/UndefeatedBahamutChronicle'' and ''{{LightNovel/Hundred}}''.''{{Literature/Hundred}}''.
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* PlayingAgainstType: Creator/YoshitsuguMatsuoka usually plays NiceGuy protagonists for Light Novel adaptations, which makes the fact that he's voicing [[StarterVillain Kirihara]] [[{{Jerkass}} of all people]] very jarring. Though one thing Kirihara has in common with many of Matsuoka's other characters is his ChickMagnet [[http://i.imgur.com/uONv5Bm.jpg status]]. However, this isn't the [[LightNovel/HighSchoolDXD first time]] he's done this.
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* PlayingAgainstType: Creator/YoshitsuguMatsuoka usually plays NiceGuy protagonists for Light Novel adaptations, which makes the fact that he's voicing [[StarterVillain Kirihara]] [[{{Jerkass}} of all people]] very jarring. Though one thing Kirihara has in common with many of Matsuoka's other characters is his ChickMagnet [[http://i.imgur.com/uONv5Bm.jpg status]]. However, this isn't the [[LightNovel/HighSchoolDXD [[Literature/HighSchoolDXD first time]] he's done this.
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** The TournamentArc is named The Seven Stars Sword Art Festival. Seven Stars is also the name of the ruling family clans of [[Anime/MobileSuitGundamIronBloodedOrphans Gjallarhorn]] - coincidentally, the entirety of the anime adaptation ran alongside the first half of ''Gundam IBO''.
** There is a group named [[Anime/{{Naruto}} Akatsuki]], where Ikki's brother is a member. A coincidence? Probably not.
** The TournamentArc is named The Seven Stars Sword Art Festival. Seven Stars is also the name of the ruling family clans of [[Anime/MobileSuitGundamIronBloodedOrphans Gjallarhorn]] - coincidentally, the entirety of the anime adaptation ran alongside the first half of ''Gundam IBO''.
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* DuelingShows: With ''Literature/TheAsteriskWar'', which has a similar premise of being a light novel series with {{harem|Genre}} aspects set in an AcademyOfAdventure where students duel each other with {{Magitek}}. Bonus points for their anime adaptations airing on literally the same day and close to the same time slot too. Not only that, for the first two thirds of the season, both series more or less hit the exact same plot points at the same points in the same episodes. ''Chivalry'' is more comedic and lacks most of ''Asterisk War''[='s=] [[AsimovsThreeKindsOfScienceFiction social science fiction]] aspects. Its anime was also not as long, running for only one twelve-episode season (''Asterisk War'' got two).
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* DuelingShows: DuelingWorks: With ''Literature/TheAsteriskWar'', which has a similar premise of being a light novel series with {{harem|Genre}} aspects set in an AcademyOfAdventure where students duel each other with {{Magitek}}. Bonus points for their anime adaptations airing on literally the same day and close to the same time slot too. Not only that, for the first two thirds of the season, both series more or less hit the exact same plot points at the same points in the same episodes. ''Chivalry'' is more comedic and lacks most of ''Asterisk War''[='s=] [[AsimovsThreeKindsOfScienceFiction social science fiction]] aspects. Its anime was also not as long, running for only one twelve-episode season (''Asterisk War'' got two).
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* DuelingShows: With ''Literature/TheAsteriskWar'', which has a similar premise of being basically an UnwantedHarem show set in an AcademyOfAdventure where students duel each other with {{Magitek}}. Bonus points for airing on literally the same day and close to the same time slot too. Not only that, for the first two thirds of the season, both series more or less hit the exact same plot points at the same points in the same episodes. ''Chivalry'' is more comedic and lacks most of ''Asterisk War''[='s=] [[AsimovsThreeKindsOfScienceFiction social science fiction]] aspects. Its anime was also not as long, running for only one twelve-episode season (''Asterisk War'' got two).
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* DuelingShows: With ''Literature/TheAsteriskWar'', which has a similar premise of being basically an UnwantedHarem show a light novel series with {{harem|Genre}} aspects set in an AcademyOfAdventure where students duel each other with {{Magitek}}. Bonus points for their anime adaptations airing on literally the same day and close to the same time slot too. Not only that, for the first two thirds of the season, both series more or less hit the exact same plot points at the same points in the same episodes. ''Chivalry'' is more comedic and lacks most of ''Asterisk War''[='s=] [[AsimovsThreeKindsOfScienceFiction social science fiction]] aspects. Its anime was also not as long, running for only one twelve-episode season (''Asterisk War'' got two).
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* DuelingShows: With ''LightNovel/TheAsteriskWar'', which has a similar premise of being basically an UnwantedHarem show set in an AcademyOfAdventure where students duel each other with {{Magitek}}. Bonus points for airing on literally the same day and close to the same time slot too. Not only that, for the first two thirds of the season, both series more or less hit the exact same plot points at the same points in the same episodes. ''Chivalry'' is more comedic and lacks most of ''Asterisk War''[='s=] [[AsimovsThreeKindsOfScienceFiction social science fiction]] aspects. Its anime was also not as long, running for only one twelve-episode season (''Asterisk War'' got two).
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* DuelingShows: With ''LightNovel/TheAsteriskWar'', ''Literature/TheAsteriskWar'', which has a similar premise of being basically an UnwantedHarem show set in an AcademyOfAdventure where students duel each other with {{Magitek}}. Bonus points for airing on literally the same day and close to the same time slot too. Not only that, for the first two thirds of the season, both series more or less hit the exact same plot points at the same points in the same episodes. ''Chivalry'' is more comedic and lacks most of ''Asterisk War''[='s=] [[AsimovsThreeKindsOfScienceFiction social science fiction]] aspects. Its anime was also not as long, running for only one twelve-episode season (''Asterisk War'' got two).
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* SleeperHit: By the time the anime premiered, nobody expected the series to be a hit given that it aired alongside ''LightNovel/TheAsteriskWar''. [[AndYouThoughtItWouldFail Hoo, boy, were they wrong]] by the time episode 4 premiered; the twist that Stella and Ikki would start a romantic relationship removed all pretenses that this show would be another generic battle harem. From that point onward it only started becoming more and more apparent that it wasn't going to be another generic light novel adaptation and considering the parallels to ''The Asterisk War'', many noticed it was doing what that show did... but better! This show also aired the same season as ''Webcomic/OnePunchMan'' and the highly anticipated second seasons of ''{{Manga/Noragami}}'' and ''{{Manga/Haikyuu}}'', making its unexpected success even more surprising.
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* SleeperHit: By the time the anime premiered, nobody expected the series to be a hit given that it aired alongside ''LightNovel/TheAsteriskWar''.''Literature/TheAsteriskWar''. [[AndYouThoughtItWouldFail Hoo, boy, were they wrong]] by the time episode 4 premiered; the twist that Stella and Ikki would start a romantic relationship removed all pretenses that this show would be another generic battle harem. From that point onward it only started becoming more and more apparent that it wasn't going to be another generic light novel adaptation and considering the parallels to ''The Asterisk War'', many noticed it was doing what that show did... but better! This show also aired the same season as ''Webcomic/OnePunchMan'' and the highly anticipated second seasons of ''{{Manga/Noragami}}'' and ''{{Manga/Haikyuu}}'', making its unexpected success even more surprising.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Christina Kelly stated that she would possibly voice Stella when the series would be dubbed into English before Creator/LuciChristian was cast.
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* TheWikiRule: Has a wiki [[http://rakudai-kishi.wikia.com/wiki/Rakudai_Kishi_no_Eiyuutan_Wiki here]].
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* TheWikiRule: Has a wiki [[http://rakudai-kishi.wikia.com/wiki/Rakudai_Kishi_no_Eiyuutan_Wiki here]].here]].
* WrittenByCastMember: In the German dub, Rieke Werner is Mangetsu Tsukuyomi's voice actress as well as the ADR writer.
* WrittenByCastMember: In the German dub, Rieke Werner is Mangetsu Tsukuyomi's voice actress as well as the ADR writer.
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* DirectedByCastMember: In the English dub, Creator/ChrisAyres was the ADR director and one of the additional voices.
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** In the English dub, the late Creator/ChrisAyres was the ADR director and one of the additionalvoices.voices.
** The German dub was directed by Birte Baumgardt, Mikazuki Tsukuyomi's voice actress.
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** The German dub was directed by Birte Baumgardt, Mikazuki Tsukuyomi's voice actress.
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** There is a group named [[Anime/{{Naruto}} Akatsuki]], where Ikki's brother is a member. A coincidence? probably not.
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** There is a group named [[Anime/{{Naruto}} Akatsuki]], where Ikki's brother is a member. A coincidence? probably not.Probably not.
* NoDubForYou: As of 2022, the only languages the anime is dubbed in are English and German.
* NoDubForYou: As of 2022, the only languages the anime is dubbed in are English and German.
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* SleeperHit: By the time the anime premiered, nobody expected the series to be a hit given that it aired alongside ''LightNovel/TheAsteriskWar''. [[AndYouThoughtItWouldFail Hoo, boy, were they wrong]] by the time episode 4 premiered; the twist that Stella and Ikki would start a romantic relationship removed all pretenses that this show would be another generic battle harem. From that point onward it only started becoming more and more apparent that it wasn't going to be another generic light novel adaptation and considering the parallels to ''The Asterisk War'', many noticed it was doing what that show did... but better! This show also aired the same season as ''Manga/OnePunchMan'' and the highly anticipated second seasons of ''{{Manga/Noragami}}'' and ''{{Manga/Haikyuu}}'', making its unexpected success even more surprising.
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* SleeperHit: By the time the anime premiered, nobody expected the series to be a hit given that it aired alongside ''LightNovel/TheAsteriskWar''. [[AndYouThoughtItWouldFail Hoo, boy, were they wrong]] by the time episode 4 premiered; the twist that Stella and Ikki would start a romantic relationship removed all pretenses that this show would be another generic battle harem. From that point onward it only started becoming more and more apparent that it wasn't going to be another generic light novel adaptation and considering the parallels to ''The Asterisk War'', many noticed it was doing what that show did... but better! This show also aired the same season as ''Manga/OnePunchMan'' ''Webcomic/OnePunchMan'' and the highly anticipated second seasons of ''{{Manga/Noragami}}'' and ''{{Manga/Haikyuu}}'', making its unexpected success even more surprising.
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* QueerCharacterQueerActor: In the English dub, the non-operative trans woman Nagi Arisuin was played by the openly gay Creator/ChrisPatton.
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* DuelingShows: With ''LightNovel/TheAsteriskWar'', which has a similar premise of being basically an UnwantedHarem show set in an AcademyOfAdventure where students duel each other with {{Magitek}}. Bonus points for airing on literally the same day and close to the same time slot too. Not only that, for the first two thirds of the season, both series more or less hit the exact same plot points at the same points in the same episodes. ''Chivalry'' is more comedic and lacks most of ''Asterisk War''[='s=] [[AsimovsThreeKindsOfScienceFiction social science fiction]] aspects. Its anime was also not as successful, long, running for only one twelve-episode season (''Asterisk War'' got two).
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* FanNickname:
** Some readers [[SarcasmMode sarcastically]] refer to [[ArchnemesisDad Itsuki Kurogane]] as "Father of the Year".
** Tsukikage is often called "Prime Minister 8-ball" [[spoiler:for his crystal ball device that can see the past and future]].
** Some readers [[SarcasmMode sarcastically]] refer to [[ArchnemesisDad Itsuki Kurogane]] as "Father of the Year".
** Tsukikage is often called "Prime Minister 8-ball" [[spoiler:for his crystal ball device that can see the past and future]].
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* QueerCharacterQueerActor: In the English dub, the non-operative trans woman Nagi Arisuin is played by gay voice actor Creator/ChrisPatton.
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* QueerCharacterQueerActor: In the English dub, the non-operative trans woman Nagi Arisuin is was played by the openly gay voice actor Creator/ChrisPatton.
