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Fridge Brilliance
- Baddy and Goody's costumes for "Sin", their duet dance. Her dress is mostly red, with an inner layer and a belt in black. His suit is mostly black, with his name in red glitter behind his back. This symbolizes their characters: Goody is mostly good, but hidden beneath her cheeriness and determination is the capacity to feel "negative" emotions that her society would consider sinful - anger, frustration, etc. that Baddy brought out in her. Baddy is mostly bad, but he's capable of going to Heaven because he doesn't pretend to be something he isn't - he keeps to his wickedness, his nature, what makes him a baddy until the end.
- Goody starts out as a Rose-Haired Sweetie with pink-blonde waist-length locks. She loses the pink and the hair length gradually throughout the show, culminating in the duet dance, in which her hair is completely blonde, held tightly in a bun with a red hair decoration. Her wig for the finale in Heaven is in the middle of the spectrum - shorter with tighter curls, the pink and blonde clearly defined. This shows her Character Development from a Incorruptible Pure Pureness caricature into a more fully-rounded, realistic person able to feel and express "negative" emotions, but still mostly good-natured and upbeat at heart like what Peaceful Planet Earth aims to be.
- Pocky's suit for the otokoyaku dance is also a midway between Baddy and Sweetheart's suit, and not as dark as the other members of the gang. Pocky doesn't fully belong, because he isn't villainous at heart. He gets his blue glasses back (which he has ditched after the Face–Heel Turn) for the finale, as he is redeemed.
- Glitter in blue and black seems to be the colors for epiphanies, as Baddy and Goody are both dressed in these colors when they have their respective breakthrough moments - Goody feeling a cavalcade of negative emotions, and Baddy deciding to commit a big crime to draw Goody back to him.
Fridge Horror
- Pocky and Goody are confused and shocked at Sweetheart's gender fluidity. This indicates that non-cishet people are unfamiliar to them. Did "peaceful planet Earth" decide that not being cisgender and/or heterosexual is another evil that's worth being sent to the Moon? note If so, how many people went towards Then Let Me Be Evil at their treatment?
- The show ends with all of the characters in Heaven, including the royal family. What's going to happen to Earth?
