Affably Evil: Celestia is genuinely very charming and well-mannered she may come off as cold, but she can't be accused of lacking charisma or politeness, and she is genuinely passionate about gambling and tea.A Day in the Limelight: Unlike everyone else who got one, she receives four chapters in the manga.On the other hand, it's also implied that her motive of wanting a castle with vampire butlers (implied to be a lie in the game that strictly applies to the "Celestia" character and wasn't ever seriously entertained as a possibility by Taeko) is genuine here and she also gets Hifumi (who was completely innocent here) executed alongside her and shows no remorse for it. Zig-zagged in the stage version on the one hand, Celeste doesn't murder anyone (because Kiyotaka was already Driven to Suicide in the second trial) and instead is executed by taking the fall for Sakura's suicide with an implied desire to escape the game through death.Adaptation Expansion: Her true nature is kept nebulous to the end in the game, whereas in the manga, her backstory is explored in detail.When she admits defeat and that her real name is Taeko Yasuhiro, she drops it entirely. Accent Slip-Up: In the English localization, her affected French accent tends to slip when she's angry.In another anthology comic, Hifumi draws a doujin of her with noticeably larger assets, with Makoto raising an eyebrow to her assertion that it looks "just like her." It doesn't help that, according to the official measurements, only Toko is smaller in this regard. A-Cup Angst: Doesn't manifest in the game itself, but one yonkoma comic sees her suffer this at the hands of Hina (who has a large chest).
Achievements in Ignorance: She took to online gambling to satisfy her desire for a challenge while in school and accidentally bankrupted the hosts.
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