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* ''[[Rosenkreuzstilette]]'': She may be portrayed as adorable, but {{spoiler|Iris shows just how devious she can be when it comes to chessmastery, manipulation, trickery, lies, and - believe it or not - murder. There's a reason why she orchestrated RKS's attack against the Empire [[For the Evulz]], after all!}} |
* ''[[Rosenkreuzstilette]]'': She may be portrayed as adorable, but {{spoiler|Iris shows just how devious she can be when it comes to chessmastery, manipulation, trickery, lies, and - believe it or not - murder. There's a reason why she orchestrated RKS's attack against the Empire [[For the Evulz]], after all!}} |
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* Anna's portrayal in ''[[Epic Battle Fantasy]] 5'' has shades of this: her childish behavior has other party members curious about her actual age, and she treats hunting and killing wild animals and monsters as fun and games. {{Spoiler|After encountering and beating Annabelle, a gross caricature of her portraying her as a sadistic monster, she feels so horrible about herself that she considers giving up on hunting.}} |
* Anna's portrayal in ''[[Epic Battle Fantasy]] 5'' has shades of this: her childish behavior has other party members curious about her actual age, and she treats hunting and killing wild animals and monsters as fun and games. {{Spoiler|After encountering and beating Annabelle, a gross caricature of her portraying her as a sadistic monster, she feels so horrible about herself that she considers giving up on hunting.}} |
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* Medicine Melancholy in ''[[Touhou]]'', a very young doll tsukumogami who knows little about the world and humans. Very childlike in behaviour but also very quick to feel threatened and attack anyone approaching her with an arsenal of deadly poisons. |
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