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*Although Ciel is holding on to his casket firearm in the '''Royal Guard''' portrait, it does not show this in his idle poses. The weapon will only appear when Ciel is executing attacks that uses the firearm. | *Although Ciel is holding on to his casket firearm in the '''Royal Guard''' portrait, it does not show this in his idle poses. The weapon will only appear when Ciel is executing attacks that uses the firearm. | ||
*When opening the 1st job promo avatar box, you will receive a set of '''Royal Guard's''' promo set along with '''Lu's''' base promo set. | *When opening the 1st job promo avatar box, you will receive a set of '''Royal Guard's''' promo set along with '''Lu's''' base promo set. | ||
*'''Royal Guard''' has many musical themes in his design and skills. | |||
**Some of his skills are named as movements, a term typically used to refer to segments of symphonies. | |||
**At the start of [[Fantasy Impromptu - 1st Movement]], Ciel says "cantabile," a musical term indicating that a piece is to be played as if it were being sung. | |||
**Both movements of Fantasy Impromptu's skill icons show Ciel in poses commonly struck by conductors when directing an orchestra. | |||
**His new tailcoat is also reminiscent of the stereotypical outfits for conductors. | |||
*'''Royal Guard's''' cross shaped firearm resembles Nicholas D. Wolfwood's [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nicholas_D._Wolfwood] main weapon from the anime Trigun. | *'''Royal Guard's''' cross shaped firearm resembles Nicholas D. Wolfwood's [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nicholas_D._Wolfwood] main weapon from the anime Trigun. | ||
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