Malleus seems to have a fondness for Vil: when he learns the player will not be participating in the VDC he follows up with, “But Schoenheit and Asim will be in it? Heh. That should be quite the spectacle”.
Malleus also banters with Vil after his overblot, saying, “You seems to have has a bit of sport, yourself. However did you become such a mess? You’re hardly living up to the Fairest Queen’s spirit.”
Vil concedes that he’s “not wrong”, and--
--Malleus repairs the damage done to the coliseum as a favor for Vil, saying, “You owe me, Schoenheit” and “I’ve set the stage for you, Schoenheit. I trust you will keep me suitably entertained.”
When Vil says he hardly need Malleus’ urging to put on the finest possible show--
--Malleus responds “I’d expect nothing less”.
When Malleus describes Vil’s performance as “somewhat entertaining” and “worth fixing up the stage to see”, Lilia follows with “You seem even more engaged than you were at my live show”.
Vil is often the person who notices when Malleus has not been invited to meetings, and he also notices Malleus’ absence during the Phantom Bride event.
When Malleus becomes overwhelmed during Halloween and begins summoning dark clouds and lightning we learn that--
-- it was Vil who first noticed the dangerous shift in Malleus’ mood and escorted him to a safe location, away from campus visitors, before Malleus could do something he’d regret.
Vil even maintains a defensive spell in a bid to protect others from Malleus’ wrath.
After Malleus calms down, Vil reacts with “You can’t let the audience get you so worked up. Amateur.”
Vil reacts to Sebek during Halloween with “Has Malleus simply neglected to teach this cucumber any manners?”, and we learn that--
--Malleus actually received advice from Vil for his costume, providing Vil with an hour-long, impassioned speech about the differences between longs and dragons.
When Malleus attempts to explain again, Vil interrupts with “I got it the first time, thank you very much!”
When Vil tells Malleus he is surprised by Malleus’ interest in a boisterous Halloween because “I didn’t think you cared at all for noisy parties,” Malleus responds with irritation, saying “Have I ever said as much?”.
As the head of the management committee Vil reminds everyone to do nothing to offend the visitors and Malleus continues to be annoyed, saying, “You’re ordering ME around, are you?”, to which a nonplussed Vil responds, “It’s hardly beyond your job description”.
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An original culture woven into costume
An element of Twisted Wonderland that has had the most heart poured into it is the costume design.
Toboso Yana explains the struggles behind creating entirely unique designs meant to reinterpret the worlds of the movies upon which--
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The Passion of Toboso Yana, the Creator of the Game’s Concept and Characters
Where did the inspiration for the world and characters of "Disney's Twisted Wonderland" come from?
The person who painstakingly took care of every creative element and--
Epel runs away and explains how Vil has forbade him from speaking in his natural dialect and forces him to wear “frilly uniform shirts”.
While venting his frustrations to Deuce he receives a phone call from his mother--
--who reveals that Vil has promoted the apple juice produced by their village on his Magicam, saving them from a financially unstable situation.
Epel returns and tells Vil that while “Deep down, (he’s) always looked down on people who care about being cute or charming”--
--he finally understands what Vil meant when he talked about power.
Vil responds, “There is one form of power that can bring people to their knees. It is more overwhelming than violence, more eloquent than word. I speak, of course, of beauty…"
Vil’s first interaction with Epel is when Epel—deciding to be preemptively aggressive to keep from being bullied like he was back home—insults Vil by saying he is “feeble like a woman”.
On the NA-server these comments--
--(and Vil calling Epel “adorable”) were changed.
Vil beats Epel in a magicless, physical fight and explains, “In this school, the rule is that the weak obey the strong…since you lost, you will do as I say.”
Vil insists on Epel--
--improving his appearance, his impolite way of speaking and his attitude, saying “if you want to voice a grievance, you’ll have to beat me in a fight first.”
This interaction forms the foundation for the relationship between the two, where Vil--
Silver explains that in his younger days, “it never occurred to me just how much he did to keep me safe”, and shares an anecdote from when he was a child and he tried to cook on his own:
After falling asleep with the stove burning, Lilia came home to a burnt mess of a soup and a panicking Silver. Riddle asks if Silver was scolded, and Silver responds that no, his father was just glad he was unharmed, that failure was the mother of all success--
--it was okay as long as he learned something—and then ate the ruined mess of a meal. Silver says he is “proud to be his son”.