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* [[Large Ham]]: Gustav, though he's toned it down and may be closer to a [[The Toblerone|Toblerone]]. Professor Horn-Pipe plays it straight.
* [[Love At First Sight]]: All Piroro needed to fall for Lute was some nice words.
** Also Bratsche has a huge crush on Shchel from the moment they meet. And when the class jumps the conclusion Shchel is a girl because he refuses to undress in the public baths, Bratsche [[Single
* [[Magic Music]]: It ''is'' a sequel to [[Violinist of Hameln]]. Both Great and Lute represent, though Lute is less skilled, having chosen to specialize on magic early in his childhood. Great himself is skilled but inexperienced, having trouble using his father's "signature move", Marionette Version, for anything other than comedy.
* [[Monster Clown]]: Baroque proudly upholds the tradition of [[Violinist of Hameln|Orgel]].
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