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* FanPreferredCouple: With the main heroine role having a case of RotatingProtagonist depending on the arc, each of the girls who are [[ShipTease teased]] with Ayanakoji have a time period where they're the preferred option for his LoveInterest over the current main heroine of an arc in question. This also includes girls with less screentime and [[FoeYayShipping Ayanokoji's rivals]].
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** With the main heroine role having a case of RotatingProtagonist depending on the arc, each of the girls who are [[ShipTease teased]] with Ayanakoji have a time period where they're the preferred option for his LoveInterest over the current main heroine of an arc in question. This also includes girls with less screentime and [[FoeYayShipping Ayanokoji'srivals]].rivals]].
** While Mei-Yu Wang has a canon attraction to Yosuke Hirata, most fans prefer to ship her with Rokusuke Koenji instead. That's courtesy of several factors: the way Hirata treated her during his HeroicBSOD and Koenji standing up for her, her being a source of Rokusuke's PetTheDog moments as a result, and Kouenji being a more popular character in the fandom.
** With the main heroine role having a case of RotatingProtagonist depending on the arc, each of the girls who are [[ShipTease teased]] with Ayanakoji have a time period where they're the preferred option for his LoveInterest over the current main heroine of an arc in question. This also includes girls with less screentime and [[FoeYayShipping Ayanokoji's
** While Mei-Yu Wang has a canon attraction to Yosuke Hirata, most fans prefer to ship her with Rokusuke Koenji instead. That's courtesy of several factors: the way Hirata treated her during his HeroicBSOD and Koenji standing up for her, her being a source of Rokusuke's PetTheDog moments as a result, and Kouenji being a more popular character in the fandom.
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** "Piano and calligraphy"[[labelnote:Explanation]]Kiyotaka's response to Manabu Horikita after the latter asks him if he practices anything following Ayanokoji displaying his martial art skills during their first encounter, which becomes remembered for being a [[SugarWiki/FunnyMoments Funny Moment]]. Some fans use the term to jokingly refer to combat skills throughout the series.[[/labelnote]]
***"Don't forget about tea ceremony!"[[labelnote:Explanation]]A different instance of Kiyotaka explaining his skills with rather mundane practices. Since it tends to get overlooked due to being mentioned later than the recognized "piano and calligraphy", fans often overlook it so others remind them of this example.[[/labelnote]]
***"Don't forget about tea ceremony!"[[labelnote:Explanation]]A different instance of Kiyotaka explaining his skills with rather mundane practices. Since it tends to get overlooked due to being mentioned later than the recognized "piano and calligraphy", fans often overlook it so others remind them of this example.[[/labelnote]]
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** Many fans genuinely believe they're just like [[TheChessmaster Kiyotaka Ayanokouji]], express desire to manipulate other people for their own gains, and idolize his lifestyle. That's even though there aren't really any people like TheProtagonist in the real world, as barely anyone would be RaisedInALab, and even less would survive the rigorous teaching methods of the fourth generation of White Room. Most fans would actually be more similar to the likes of nerdy or average students, such as [[AthleticallyChallenged Teruhiko Yukimura]], [[{{Otaku}} Hideo Satamura]], [[BookDumb Kanji Ike]] or [[LivingProp Ryotaro Hondo]] and other average classmates. Furthermore, likely as a result of the anime adaptation skipping a lot of Kiyotaka's inner thoughts, thus portraying him as more of a ManipulativeBastard, many misinterpret the actual intent behind his manipulations. Ayanokoji manipulates others in order to improve them as people, unlock their fullest potential, and keep all classes competitive so that they're at their best; rather than just for the sake of his own amusement as some fans believe. They also fail to see how Kiyotaka himself often [[BlessedWithSuck describes his mindset and upbringing as a curse]] rather than something positive and is looking forward to seeing if he'd be able to change and live a normal life for as long as he can.
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** Many fans genuinely believe they're just like [[TheChessmaster Kiyotaka Ayanokouji]], express desire to manipulate other people for their own gains, and idolize his lifestyle. That's even though there aren't really any people like TheProtagonist in the real world, as barely anyone would be RaisedInALab, and even less would survive the rigorous teaching methods of the fourth generation of White Room. Most fans would actually be more similar to the likes of nerdy or average students, such as [[AthleticallyChallenged Teruhiko Yukimura]], [[{{Otaku}} Hideo Satamura]], Sotomura]], [[BookDumb Kanji Ike]] or [[LivingProp Ryotaro Hondo]] and other average classmates. Furthermore, likely as a result of the anime adaptation skipping a lot of Kiyotaka's inner thoughts, thus portraying him as more of a ManipulativeBastard, many misinterpret the actual intent behind his manipulations. Ayanokoji manipulates others in order to improve them as people, unlock their fullest potential, and keep all classes competitive so that they're at their best; rather than just for the sake of his own amusement as some fans believe. They also fail to see how Kiyotaka himself often [[BlessedWithSuck describes his mindset and upbringing as a curse]] rather than something positive and is looking forward to seeing if he'd be able to change and live a normal life for as long as he can.
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** For someone characterized as TheLancer of his class to Kakeru Ryuuen, Hiroya Tokitou doesn't appear as often as one would expect and isn't given as much depth.
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** Many fans genuinely believe they're just like [[TheChessmaster Kiyotaka Ayanokouji]], express desire to manipulate other people for their own gains, and idolize his lifestyle. That's even though there aren't really any people like TheProtagonist in the real world, as barely anyone would be RaisedInALab, and even less would survive the rigorous teaching methods of the fourth generation of White Room. Most fans would actually be more similar to the likes of nerdy or average students, such as [[AthleticallyChallenged Teruhiko Yukimura]], [[{{Otaku}} Hideo Satamura]], [[BookDumb Kanji Ike]] or [[LivingProp Ryotaro Hondo]] and other average classmates. Furthermore, likely as a result of the anime adaptation skipping a lot of Kiyotaka's inner thoughts, thus portraying him as more of a ManipulativeBastard, many misinterpret the actual intent behind his manipulations. Ayanokoji's manipulates others in order to improve them as people, unlock their fullest potential, and keep all classes competitive so that they're at their best; rather than just for the sake of his own amusement as some fans believe. They also fail to see how Kiyotaka himself often [[BlessedWithSuck describes his mindset and upbringing as a curse]] rather than something positive and is looking forward to seeing if he'd be able to change and live a normal life for as long as he can.
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** Many fans genuinely believe they're just like [[TheChessmaster Kiyotaka Ayanokouji]], express desire to manipulate other people for their own gains, and idolize his lifestyle. That's even though there aren't really any people like TheProtagonist in the real world, as barely anyone would be RaisedInALab, and even less would survive the rigorous teaching methods of the fourth generation of White Room. Most fans would actually be more similar to the likes of nerdy or average students, such as [[AthleticallyChallenged Teruhiko Yukimura]], [[{{Otaku}} Hideo Satamura]], [[BookDumb Kanji Ike]] or [[LivingProp Ryotaro Hondo]] and other average classmates. Furthermore, likely as a result of the anime adaptation skipping a lot of Kiyotaka's inner thoughts, thus portraying him as more of a ManipulativeBastard, many misinterpret the actual intent behind his manipulations. Ayanokoji's Ayanokoji manipulates others in order to improve them as people, unlock their fullest potential, and keep all classes competitive so that they're at their best; rather than just for the sake of his own amusement as some fans believe. They also fail to see how Kiyotaka himself often [[BlessedWithSuck describes his mindset and upbringing as a curse]] rather than something positive and is looking forward to seeing if he'd be able to change and live a normal life for as long as he can.
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** Many fans genuinely believe they're just like [[TheChessmaster Kiyotaka Ayanokouji]], express desire to manipulate other people for their own gains, and idolize his lifestyle. That's even though there aren't really any people like TheProtagonist in the real world, as barely anyone would be RaisedInALab, and even less would survive the rigorous teaching methods of the fourth generation of White Room. Most fans would actually be more similar to the likes of nerdy or average students, such as [[AthleticallyChallenged Teruhiko Yukimura]], [[{{Otaku}} Hideo Satamura]], [[BookDumb Kanji Ike]] or [[LivingProp Ryotaro Hondo]] and other average classmates. Furthermore, likely as a result of the anime adaptation skipping a lot of Kiyotaka's inner thoughts, thus portraying him as more of a ManipulativeBastard, many misinterpret the actual intent behind his manipulations. Ayanokoji's manipulates others in order to improve them as people, unlock their fullest potential, and keep all classes competitive so that they're at their best; rather than just for the sake of his own amusement as some fans believe. They also fail to see how Kiyotaka himself often [[BlessedWithSuck describes his mindset and upbringing as a curse]] rather than something positive and is looking forward to seeing if he'd be able to change and live a normal life for as long as he can.
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Well, there's also Ishigami, but he feels more fleshed out than Riku to me, and set up as more prominent character in the future than Utomiya, so I'll leave him for now.
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** Riku Utomiya is introduced as one of the main freshmen in Year 2, acting as a sort of partner in crime for Sakurako Tsubaki. While he gets to demonstrate his strength a couple times and is involved in other students' schemes, he's by far the least fleshed out character out of the newly introduced freshmen and contributes to the overall plot less than them.
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** "[=AIanokoji=]/AI Koji", "Ayanokoji from the Bedroom", "Ayanokoji gonna make the room white", etc. [[labelnote:Explanation]]Around the time of Season 3, plenty of edits have been made where Ayanokoji's canon lines from the English dub are replaced with AI-generated voicelines that portray him as LovableSexManiac, a high contrast to his canon personality.[[/labelnote]]
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* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter: With the series having such large ensemble cast, this reaction was bound to happen. Plenty of characters end up being introduced and then not contribute much to the overall plot and/or be characterized only as {{Satellite Character}}s to someone with more authority in their group.
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* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter: With the series having such large ensemble cast, this reaction was bound to happen. Plenty of characters end up being introduced and then only to not contribute much to the overall plot and/or be characterized only just as {{Satellite Character}}s to someone with more authority in their group.
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* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter: With the series having such large ensemble cast, this reaction was bound to happen. Plenty of characters end up being introduced and then not contribute much to the overall plot and/or be characterized only as {{Satellite Character}}s to someone with more authority in their group.
** [[FauxAffablyEvil Tokinari Tsukishiro]] is introduced near the end of Year 1 as a ruthless and scheming new director of the school who had replaced [[ReasonableAuthorityFigure Chairman Sakayanagi]] through a rumor to expel Ayanakouji and bring him back to the White Room. He quickly proves he's dangerous by tampering with Kiyotaka and Arisu's chess match during Event Selection Exam and covering his tracks. He then offers TheBet for Ayanokoji that he's going to leave him alone if he manages to correctly identify the identity of a White Room student mixed in with the upcoming freshmen students. All of his actions thus far set him up as a major antagonist for Year 2. However, [[spoiler:he ends up leaving his position as the director to return to the White Room by the end of Volume 4.5. It also happens for unknown reasons, not because of losing aforementioned TheBet or his departure being orchestrated by Kiyotaka revealing his tampering with exam results.]]
** [[BrilliantButLazy Chiaki Matsushita]] also gets a more active role near the end of Year 1 after being selected for the mental math competition in Event Selection Exam. She's quickly set up as a {{Foil}} for [[DoWellButNotPerfect Kiyotaka Ayanokoji]] and a MirrorCharacter to [[AcademicAthlete Rokusuke Kouenji]], the two students who much like her could carry their class if they decided to contribute more. She also [[ExcellentJudgeOfCharacter figures out there's more to Kiyotaka]] after he correctly answers the hardest question of the mental math competition and after [[StalkerWithoutACrush stalking him around]]. With aforementioned parallels and her being one of characters somewhat in the know about Ayanokoji's abilities, she appears to be set up as a major character for Year 2, potentially also expanding TheProtagonist's ever growing harem. [[{{Fauxshadow}} Yet]], [[spoiler:she ends up retaining a minor role throughout Year 2, only getting a few noteworthy scenes.]]
** [[FauxAffablyEvil Tokinari Tsukishiro]] is introduced near the end of Year 1 as a ruthless and scheming new director of the school who had replaced [[ReasonableAuthorityFigure Chairman Sakayanagi]] through a rumor to expel Ayanakouji and bring him back to the White Room. He quickly proves he's dangerous by tampering with Kiyotaka and Arisu's chess match during Event Selection Exam and covering his tracks. He then offers TheBet for Ayanokoji that he's going to leave him alone if he manages to correctly identify the identity of a White Room student mixed in with the upcoming freshmen students. All of his actions thus far set him up as a major antagonist for Year 2. However, [[spoiler:he ends up leaving his position as the director to return to the White Room by the end of Volume 4.5. It also happens for unknown reasons, not because of losing aforementioned TheBet or his departure being orchestrated by Kiyotaka revealing his tampering with exam results.]]
** [[BrilliantButLazy Chiaki Matsushita]] also gets a more active role near the end of Year 1 after being selected for the mental math competition in Event Selection Exam. She's quickly set up as a {{Foil}} for [[DoWellButNotPerfect Kiyotaka Ayanokoji]] and a MirrorCharacter to [[AcademicAthlete Rokusuke Kouenji]], the two students who much like her could carry their class if they decided to contribute more. She also [[ExcellentJudgeOfCharacter figures out there's more to Kiyotaka]] after he correctly answers the hardest question of the mental math competition and after [[StalkerWithoutACrush stalking him around]]. With aforementioned parallels and her being one of characters somewhat in the know about Ayanokoji's abilities, she appears to be set up as a major character for Year 2, potentially also expanding TheProtagonist's ever growing harem. [[{{Fauxshadow}} Yet]], [[spoiler:she ends up retaining a minor role throughout Year 2, only getting a few noteworthy scenes.]]
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* MisaimedFandom: While panties in the island's arc are used by their thief in order to quarrel students in class D, some of the audience mistakenly decided that they are the very purpose of the arc or even a kind of vulgar fanservice. This even led to the fact that part of the audience began to blame the arc on the idea that the characters allegedly are looking for panties's perverse thief, instead of developing the plot.
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** While panties in the island's arc are used by their thief in order to quarrel students in class D, some of the audience mistakenly decided that they are the very purpose of the arc or even a kind of vulgar fanservice. This even led to the fact that part of the audience began to blame the arc on the idea that the characters allegedly are looking for panties's perverse thief, instead of developing theplot.plot.
** Due to TheProtagonist carefully selecting his pawns, the series having several {{Academic Athlete}}s and nearly inhuman geniuses, the school's system being based on merit and a solid strategy of getting rid of the worst-performing students when a chance for cost-free expulsion is provided; many fans act as if any character who's not an outright genius is completely worthless. That's even though the number of incredibly skilled characters is still a small percentege of all students at school, even the worse-performing students have their own area of expertise and tend to improve their grades, Kiyotaka has a mindset of helping other students grow to unleash their potential, and the fact that the series wouldn't be as exciting if every single character was TheChessmaster with no pawns to use for their plans.
** While panties in the island's arc are used by their thief in order to quarrel students in class D, some of the audience mistakenly decided that they are the very purpose of the arc or even a kind of vulgar fanservice. This even led to the fact that part of the audience began to blame the arc on the idea that the characters allegedly are looking for panties's perverse thief, instead of developing the
** Due to TheProtagonist carefully selecting his pawns, the series having several {{Academic Athlete}}s and nearly inhuman geniuses, the school's system being based on merit and a solid strategy of getting rid of the worst-performing students when a chance for cost-free expulsion is provided; many fans act as if any character who's not an outright genius is completely worthless. That's even though the number of incredibly skilled characters is still a small percentege of all students at school, even the worse-performing students have their own area of expertise and tend to improve their grades, Kiyotaka has a mindset of helping other students grow to unleash their potential, and the fact that the series wouldn't be as exciting if every single character was TheChessmaster with no pawns to use for their plans.
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***Related to the above, referring to Yamauchi as "Yamagone".[[labelnote:Explanation]]A pun on the aforementioned Yamagod created due to his [[spoiler:expulsion]].[[/labelnote]]
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* AccidentalInnuendo: In the final episode of the third season of the anime adaptation, Kiyotaka claims that he wouldn't mind being crushed by Ryuen. While the line was meant to show that Ayanokouji considers him as a WorthyOpponent and wouldn't mind if he was the person who proved his father wrong by winning over a genius like him, many fans interpret it in the sexual way, only further [[FoeYayShipping fueling their ship]].
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** Both [[HateSink Yama]][[LazyBum uchi]] and [[TheBully Manabe]] [[spoiler:getting expelled from their classes]] is another satisfying moment to watch, both due to their personalities and the performance of their voice actors' screams.
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** Both [[HateSink Yama]][[LazyBum Yama]][[InsufferableImbecile uchi]] and [[TheBully Manabe]] [[spoiler:getting expelled from their classes]] is another satisfying moment to watch, both due to their personalities and the performance of their voice actors' screams.
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* {{Moe}}: Many of the girls in the show are cute and very sympathetic, but especially [[{{Tsundere}} Suzune]], [[GenkiGirl Kushida]] (at least [[TheFakeCutie on the surface]]), [[NiceGirl Airi, Ichinose, Mii-chan]], and [[CuteBookworm Hiyori]].
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* {{Moe}}: Many of the girls in the show are cute and very sympathetic, but especially [[{{Tsundere}} Suzune]], Suzune Horikita]], [[GenkiGirl Kikyo Kushida]] (at least [[TheFakeCutie on the surface]]), [[NiceGirl Airi, Ichinose, Mii-chan]], [[ShrinkingViolet Airi Sakura]], [[TheHeart Honami Ichinose]], [[NiceGirl Mei-Yu Wang]], and [[CuteBookworm Hiyori]].Hiyori Shiina]].
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* AwesomeEgo:
** Rokusuke Kouenji. He's TheNarcissist AcademicAthlete who's very confident in his abilities, although he rarely puts them to use.
** Fuuka Kiryuuin. Much like Koenji, she's extremely capable and she's aware of it, being so confident in herself that she outright taunts Nagumo that she's better than him at everything except for his leadership skills.
** Rokusuke Kouenji. He's TheNarcissist AcademicAthlete who's very confident in his abilities, although he rarely puts them to use.
** Fuuka Kiryuuin. Much like Koenji, she's extremely capable and she's aware of it, being so confident in herself that she outright taunts Nagumo that she's better than him at everything except for his leadership skills.
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* SugarWiki/AwesomeMoments: In Season 2, the final fight with Ryuuen and his group. Ayanokoji ''completely'' [[CurbStompBattle mops the floor with all four opponents]], and finally ends the fight with him [[NoHoldsBarredBeatdown beating Ryuuen to a pulp]].
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* FanPreferredCouple: With the main heroine role having a case of RotatingProtagonist depending on the arc, each of the girls who are [[ShipTease teased]] with Ayanakoji have a time period where they're the preferred option for his LoveInterest over the current main heroine of an arc in question . This also includes girls with less screentime and [[FoeYayShipping Ayanokoji's rivals]].
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* FanPreferredCouple: With the main heroine role having a case of RotatingProtagonist depending on the arc, each of the girls who are [[ShipTease teased]] with Ayanakoji have a time period where they're the preferred option for his LoveInterest over the current main heroine of an arc in question .question. This also includes girls with less screentime and [[FoeYayShipping Ayanokoji's rivals]].
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** Both Takuya Yagami and Ichika Amasawa being [[spoiler:White Room students]] is also a fairly known twist. Once again, it's partly because it's hard to discuss their characters without spoiling it as well as because many fans use this reveal as an argument for posts, videos and edits scaling characters' abilities.
