A Day in the Limelight: This being a series with an omniscient narrator, sometimes characters other than the protagonist get the spotlight for a while. Its next attempt at an alias is Chester Underwood, as it reasons that it's a wooden chest that's going undercover as an elf. Easily Forgiven: Can't find it in her heart to hate Boxxy for what it did, and only makes it promise not to try and foist the Core on her a second time.

Evil Has a Bad Sense of Humor: Its familiars start to dread whenever Boxxy gets into a good mood and keeps it up for too long, since it begins to do horribly painful or malicious things to them and anyone Boxxy finds because it thinks that those things are hilarious. Boxxy manages to use Xera as a sacrifice because it doesn't understand what "pure" means (it assumed it just meant "clean and without disease"), and it made her grow an external heart to satisfy the requirement for a heart. Characters are unique, and they show true development, not just evolvement ( like pokemon evolution) that the plot implies.So much so, that Neven Iliev finally decided to approach us to put out a full audio version of the first arc in Boxxy's adventures!

RPG Mechanics 'Verse: This story features game-like windows and stat-boxes, and absolutely everyone in the setting sees them. Seven Deadly Sins: Each of the current Overlords embodies a sin by the Chaotic Goddess' design, and this carries over to the demons that follow in their template. Establishing Series Moment: The Prologue, in which our hero Himmel gets lost in the Green Zone dungeon. However, Boxxy keeps interrupting him by tossing daggers in his direction, which keep harmlessly bouncing off the warlock's shield. She is then forcibly conscripted to build war machines for the Empire for the next few decades, but Boxxy steals her before that can occur.Master of None: While there's very little Boxxy CANNOT do, it recognizes that there are few situations in which it can make use of more than one of its many talents at the same time. Then again, he did create The Beyond, and with it Demons, Ruin magic, and Demonology all by himself, where the other gods are largely limited to empowering mortals to act on their behalf. Enemy Within: From Keira's perspective after waking up and finding that a doppleganger named Boxxy has taken over "her" body. Necromancy / desecration of the dead — taboo of Mortimer, the death and commerce god; however, obtaining prior contractual permissions from volunteers (alive and dead) to be raised to fight again would be acceptable. It Amused Me: Its entire motivation is to witness the most improbable and unlikely events possible, as Percival finds these to be the most interesting.