Jellyneo Altador Cup Vi/YMMV


 * Alternative Character Interpretation: Due to lack of personalities proven in the actual Altador Cup, everyone could fall under this trope.
 * While Tandrak has appeared to be one of the good guys all along, is it really just an act or does Valka just have an overactive imagination?
 * In this world, Alternate Character Interpretations have a mind of their own. Just look at Valeria.
 * When someone becomes a puppeteer for a character that was previously used as an NPC. Mirsha, Derlyn, Xana, and Sela are all examples.
 * Big Bad: The roleplay doesn't have a clear cut Big Bad, but there are quite a few candidates.
 * 'Squeaky' Tressif: He leads the current group of saboteurs.
 * Mirsha Grelinek: She led the first ever group of saboteurs, and was credited (under her maiden name) to be the first saboteur. She might not count as she did Heel Face Turn, through.
 * 'Dirty' is also a major villain.
 * Who was killed by Mirsha to wipe him from existence.
 * Even though Kaine is only the Big Bad of the Star Corporations arc, she has been implied to have enough power to easily contend and/or beat the other saboteurs.
 * Cyrus triumphs them all by somehow being a Complete Monster who kills his children, threatens to kill his niece, and allowed the first two to become the canidates for being a Big Bad. He is also very powerful, as he came up with a brainwashing that can only (quickly) be undone by The Power of Love, despite his claims.
 * Breakout Character: Derlyn. She scored high on a popularity poll (most, if not all, of the roleplayers loved her), and she's the female lead.
 * Cargo Ship: Prytariel is sometimes shipped with a white Bori plushie called Elon Fitel.
 * Mirsha began to ship Antola with bandages after he claimed that he might have a slight obsession with them.
 * Chaotic Neutral: Ruko. She although seems to be good most of the time, get her to snap, and well... the results aren't pretty.
 * Complete Monster: Ruko, Mirsha, Derlyn, and Xana's puppeteer, is definitely one of these. She enjoys torturing the former two, and the only reason why she won't torture the latter one is because Moogi won't let her.
 * Larcy, just, Larcy. Do you want to know how bad it is? Well, he caused Turo to cheat on Xana to save his position on Team Shenkuu, and attempts to murder Foltaggio just so he can win Mirsha. Because she already hated him before then, naturally, it doesn't work well. It results in Mirsha killing him.
 * Ensemble Darkhorse: Lilo, Stelle, and Kaine all scored relatively high in the roleplayer popularity poll, to everyone else's surprise. The earlier two are Darkhorses for their lighthearted personalities, and the latter one is likely a Darkhorse for just the opposite reason.
 * Arguably Derlyn counts, as she also scored high on said popularity poll, but she's the female lead who was probably loved before then, so she's probably more of a Breakout Character, as she is the female lead.
 * Foe Yay: Prytariel and Derlyn, oh so much, to the point that the Puppeteers start shipping it, especially Ruko, as well as it becoming the Character Preferred Couple.
 * Genius Bonus: Lampshaded when Raven calls Tandrak Edmond Dantes as a reference to how both had Meaningful Renames. Tandrak, Valka, and just about everyone else dismiss this as gibberish.
 * Harsher in Hindsight: Kaine's Magical Girl uniform is purple and black, and part of her hair is green. The only other character with that color scheme is Layton, Kaine's dead husband.
 * One of the major jokes concerning Tanven is that Tandrak gave Garven Laser-Guided Amnesia in an alternate canon, and Valka is always the one to bring this fact up? Guess what happens to her much later on?
 * Jerkass Woobie: Elon has had a tough past, but he's still a big jerk.
 * Apparently, his mother was made into sushi and he was sent to an orphanage.
 * Jerk Sue: Derlyn is arguably a deconstruction.
 * Les Yay: Even Raven herself doesn't know if Stelle and Etoile have a Romantic Two-Girl Friendship or something more.
 * UPDATE: Their official Relationship Upgrade has just been confirmed.
 * Moral Event Horizon:
 * While Star Corporations was always corrupt, theirs came when one of their Magical Girl experiments, Etoile, went against them. Years afterwards, they sent in another one, Stelle, to murder one of her own kind, and even claimed that if she didn't, her family members would die. Not only that, but Stelle used all her powers at once in said battle, causing her to almost die herself.
 * Gets even worse with the very concept of the Faerie Star brainwashing that takes away all feelings of love...especially considering that they used the ray on Valka of all people, who has lost so many close to her that Layton is practically the most important thing in her life.
 * Then we have Mirsha, Derlyn, and Xana's puppeteer, Ruko. She crosses this when she drops a Mirlyn picture on a news anchor.
 * Mirsha is certain that Lor crosses this when he traumatizes her twice and nearly drives her sister, Derlyn to suicide.
 * Xana agrees with Mirsha on this after Lor traumatizes Antola.
 * Portmanteau Couple Name: Antariel, Xantola, Tanmu, Layka, Valdrak, Elariel/Prelon, Shaylis, and Gardrak/Tanven... just to name the ones made up so far.
 * However, the name 'Shaylis' was also the name of a rogue alliance that targeted Valka. Also, no matter how many times a Ship Tease happens, Valka denies Valdrak at just about any turn.
 * Not as much as she denies Valvon!
 * Rule-Abiding Rebel: Tandrak to an extent; although he isn't that much of a rebel in the actual roleplay, Valka claims he tried to sabotage the Cup before... he denies it.
 * The Woobie: While many of the characters have these moments, Valka probably breaks the record, considering that she has to deal with the fact that her mother died via Heroic Sacrifice, her father grieved so much that he put her up for adoption, her own daughter suffers the same fate as she does, and was kidnapped so that she could become a member of Star Corporations again, had Layton not come in at the right time...
 * Villain Protagonist: Derlyn arguably counts as one of these.