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** His arena resembles something that a late SNES or early Platform/PlayStation developer might try, testing the waters of 3D technology. His voice acting follows suit, with a [[BadBadActing deliberately]] stunted performance, awkward phrasing, grainy sound quality, and a heavy reverb effect, akin to games such as ''VideoGame/CastlevaniaSymphonyOfTheNight'', or ''VideoGame/MegaMan8''.

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** His arena resembles something that a late SNES or early Platform/PlayStation developer might try, testing the waters of 3D technology. His voice acting follows suit, with a [[BadBadActing deliberately]] stunted performance, awkward phrasing, grainy sound quality, and a heavy reverb effect, akin to games such as ''VideoGame/CastlevaniaSymphonyOfTheNight'', ''VideoGame/CastlevaniaSymphonyOfTheNight'' or ''VideoGame/MegaMan8''.

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* BadassBoast: "THIS BODY CANNOT BE KILLED!". And, given that he's still alive even after getting his HP depleted to zero, [[{{Immortality}} he's not lying]].

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* BadassBoast: "THIS BODY CANNOT BE KILLED!". And, given that he's still alive even after getting his HP depleted to zero, [[{{Immortality}} he's not lying]].he might be correct]].



* ContrastingSequelAntagonist: If you see him as this game's equivalent to [[{{Superboss}} No Mercy Sans]], he can be viewed as one.

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* ContrastingSequelAntagonist: If you see him as this game's equivalent to [[{{Superboss}} No Mercy Sans]], he can be viewed as one.



* DoubleMeaning: His {{Catchphrase}}, "I can do anything". The obvious interpretation is [[TheOmnipotent literal omnipotence]], tying into his Joker motif and his ability to use pretty much every type of attack in the game, but it could also tie into his moral outlook as TheUnfettered who believes that every action, no matter how vile, is allowed [[MediumAwareness because nothing ultimately has any consequence]].

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* DoubleMeaning: His {{Catchphrase}}, iconic and voiced quote, "I can do anything". The obvious interpretation is [[TheOmnipotent literal omnipotence]], tying into his Joker motif and his ability to use pretty much every type of attack in the game, but it could also tie into his moral outlook as TheUnfettered who believes that every action, no matter how vile, is allowed [[MediumAwareness because nothing ultimately has any consequence]].



* OmnicidalManiac: When the heroes enter his cell, Jevil cheerfuly admits that, once he's done [[DeadlyEuphemism playing]] with them, he'll go have fun with "everyone else". He implies he already tried doing that in the past, and that's why Seam had to lock him up.



* OutsideContextVillain: No one even hints towards Jevil's existence until the player stumbles across his cell and he points the player to Seam for more of an explanation. So far, whether you fight him or not, it doesn't impact the story either, so clearly King isn't concerned about the idea of him getting out.

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* OutsideContextVillain: OutsideContextProblem: No one even hints towards Jevil's existence until the player stumbles across his cell and he points the player to Seam for more of an explanation. So far, whether you fight him or not, it doesn't impact the story either, so clearly King isn't concerned about the idea of him getting out.
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[[Characters/DeltaruneTheThreeHeroes The Three Heroes]] ([[Characters/DeltaruneKris Kris]], [[Characters/DeltaruneSusie Susie]])\\
[[Characters/DeltaruneDarkners Darkners]]: '''Card Kingdom''' ([[Characters/DeltaruneCardCastleRoyalty Card Castle Royalty]]) | [[Characters/DeltaruneCyberWorld Cyber World]] ([[Characters/DeltaruneQueen Queen]], [[Characters/DeltaruneSpamton Spamton]])\\
[[Characters/DeltaruneLightners Lightners]] ([[Characters/DeltaruneNoelle Noelle]], [[Characters/DeltaruneBerdly Berdly]])\\

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[[Characters/DeltaruneTheThreeHeroes The Three Heroes]] ([[Characters/DeltaruneKris Kris]], [[Characters/DeltaruneSusie Susie]])\\
Heroes]]\\
[[Characters/DeltaruneDarkners Darkners]]: '''Card Kingdom''' ([[Characters/DeltaruneCardCastleRoyalty Card Castle Royalty]]) | [[Characters/DeltaruneCyberWorld Cyber World]] ([[Characters/DeltaruneQueen Queen]], [[Characters/DeltaruneSpamton ([[Characters/DeltaruneSpamton Spamton]])\\
[[Characters/DeltaruneLightners Lightners]] ([[Characters/DeltaruneNoelle Noelle]], [[Characters/DeltaruneBerdly Berdly]])\\Lightners]]\\
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** His arena resembles something that a late SNES or early UsefulNotes/PlayStation developer might try, testing the waters of 3D technology. His voice acting follows suit, with a [[BadBadActing deliberately]] stunted performance, awkward phrasing, grainy sound quality, and a heavy reverb effect, akin to games such as ''VideoGame/CastlevaniaSymphonyOfTheNight'', or ''VideoGame/MegaMan8''.

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** His arena resembles something that a late SNES or early UsefulNotes/PlayStation Platform/PlayStation developer might try, testing the waters of 3D technology. His voice acting follows suit, with a [[BadBadActing deliberately]] stunted performance, awkward phrasing, grainy sound quality, and a heavy reverb effect, akin to games such as ''VideoGame/CastlevaniaSymphonyOfTheNight'', or ''VideoGame/MegaMan8''.
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The Rabbicks have the 'Sukkiri' tic, not the Swatchlings, as proven by talking to one in Chapter 2's first incursion to Castle Town before even going into the Library.


* GratuitousJapanese: While most of their dialogue is written in standard English, in Chapter 2 they start ending their sentences with "Sukkiri" (スッキリ), which means "refreshing" in Japanese. They pick this trait up from the Swatchlings that move to Castle Town.

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* GratuitousJapanese: While most of their dialogue is written in standard English, in Chapter 2 they start ending their sentences with "Sukkiri" (スッキリ), which means "refreshing" in Japanese. They The Swatchlings pick this trait up from the Swatchlings that them when they move to Castle Town.


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* VerbalTic: Sometimes say "Sukkiri", a Japanese expression meaning "clean" or "tidy".

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