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Line 20: * [[Heroic Self-Deprecation]] * [[Weirdness Censor]]: Doesn't seem to notice monster turtles, Zillas, and zombie hordes rampaging right next to him, though it may actually be [[Selective Obliviousness]], since he has no problems with the [[Anthropomorphic Personification]] of his conscience running around the place. * [[Wrong Genre Savvy]]: Massive fan of [[Romance Game~~\|Romance Games~~]]s and [[Shoujo]] manga, so he turned to them to figure out how to deal with him being stranded in Japan. [http://megatokyo.com/strip/44 It didn't help.] === Largo === Line 89: === Ping === A prototype of the Emotional Doll System, a [[~~Play Station~~PlayStation 2]] app that uses a [[Robot Girl]] for [[Dating Sim]] games, Ping was left with Piro and Largo by Tsubasa, her owner. As you might expect, she's somewhat naive, but has a good heart and is very enthusiastic. '''Associated tropes:''' Line 144: === Seraphim === Seraphim is a field agent for the Conscience Enforcement Authority and Piro's "conscience". She routinely appears to Piro as a small angel-winged woman perhaps six inches (15  cm) tall with (apparently) correspondingly reduced weight and ability to make virtually everyone overlook her presence. '''Associated tropes:''' Line 220: {{reflist}} ~~[[Category:Web Comics/Characters]]~~ [[Category:Megatokyo]] [[Category:Characters]]