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She gets very excited when she thinks Maguro is going to show Ringo his.In 7 she jumps to the conclusion Schezo wants a threesome with her and Ringo when he really wants some food.As early as Fever 2 she thinks Klug is reading an adult magazine when a risque ad is printed beside the article he was actually reading.

Continuity Nod: Her official artwork for the Puyo Puyo Quest x Chain Chronicle collab shows Amitie with Accord's cane as her weapon of choice, in reference to Fever and the infamous cane search.

Amitie is the most blatant example, proudly wearing a red Puyo hat or beanie in all of her appearances.

Color-Coded Characters: All Primp students are designed to feature one of the five Puyo colors prominently in their designs.

Cloudcuckoolander: Her mind certainly flows differently.

After sighting a gigantic white bird in the sky, however, she grows torn over keeping Tama, or returning it to the wild. She finds Tama's egg in the forest one day, and ends up raising it like her own over the course of the story.

A Boy and His X: A girl and her snow-white bird named Tama in Amitie and the Mysterious Egg.

This becomes a plot point in Puyo on Stage, where her poor academic performance tempts her into taking a shortcut by using the White Wishing Puyo to increase her magic skill and power. and it's implied she does badly even in those as well.

Book Dumb: She's a competent magician and no one doubts she will become a great one someday, but she's always in need of supplementary classes.

Blonde, Brunette, Redhead: The blonde of the "A" Trio.

Big "WHAT?!": Her response to Ringo telling her about Maguro's "Beauty Beam".

Badass Adorable: Cute, sweet and powerful at Puyo battles.

Backseat Gamer: Extremely guilty of this in Puyo matches in Puyo on Stage, where Ringo outright has to tell her to shut up and let her concentrate at one point.

Accord for sleeping, before the Puyo cap can tell Amitie anything important. She wakes up and is forced into a Puyo match by Ms. Asleep in Class: Her story in 20th begins with her sleeping in class, her Puyo cap trying to tell her something.Whether the same might be true for other conspicuous Madou-Primp pairs, such as Rulue and Raffina isn't addressed. Alternate Self: Early promotional material for Fever lightly hints that she is Arle's Alternate Universe Self.The way she describes being unsure of whether the fun she has hanging out with him is actually mutual because she can't read his emotions well is very relatable, especially to people on the autism spectrum or those who grew up having a friend on said spectrum. Age-Appropriate Angst: Spends a lot of time in Sig's Secret agonizing over whether she's reliable enough to manage the festival project she is working on with her friends and over whether or not Sig actually likes her as a friend or just finds her annoying.Adaptational Jerkass: In Puyo on Stage Amitie does a couple of things in her excitement over the search for the White Wishing Puyo that she would probably never do in the games, such as punching Klug in the throat for calling the legend silly (and threatening to give him the Japanese equivalent of a wedgie, too), repeatedly tickling people to get them to pay attention to her, act dismissive of anyone who even as much as suggests the Wishing Puyo might not be worth tracking down and even trying to sabotage Rulue in a Puyo match that Arle was trying to win fair and square.She even gets a Heroic BSoD in Puyo on Stage, where Raffina cuts into her confidence so deep, she loses all semblance of her cheer until Arle and Ringo perk her back up. This trait was present but downplayed in earlier games, only becoming somewhat prevalent in Tetris 2, long after the novels were released. Adaptational Angst Upgrade: Suplementary materials often portray Amitie as having some underlying confidence issues, to the point where she needs several pep talks from her friends to keep going and not talk herself down as useless.Action Girl: While not as competent as Arle, she still goes the distance to set things right.The Japanese version makes it a little more ambiguous whether she actually meant to talk about her feelings or something else, since she additionally brings up her magical red Puyo hat having a reaction to Sig lately. Aborted Declaration of Love: In Puyo Puyo Tetris, she attempts to tell her memory of Sig something, but she decides not to, since this Sig is just a memory to help her get stronger to reach the end of the dimensions with everyone else and she'd rather tell the real Sig whatever she wanted to say, which is implied to be this.

Her heart is in the right place, and though she's better at reacting to things than Raffina or Sig, she still ends up jumping to wrong conclusions. The protagonist of the Fever series, Amitie is nice, dreams of becoming a great magician, but is a bit ditzy.