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Hilarious in Hindsight: When Steven Foster took over directing the dub, he took massive liberties with the script to add more sexual humor and not-so-subtly hint that Marron and Gateau were in each other's pants. Foster would go on to direct the Ghost Stories dub, where everyone but the token Christian girl was horny, swore like a sailor, Satsuki was lesbian bait, and Leo was openly bisexual.
Ron the Death Eater: Carrot and Gateau both got hit with this depending on which one Marron was being shipped with.
Strangled by the Red String: While Tira's feelings for Carrot were clear from volume one, so were Chocolat's, and Carrot himself preferred to chase after other girls and only saw them as sisters. Aside from a few moments here and there, Carrot's feelings for either girl never came into to the equation until late in the series. When he chooses Tira in the final volume, it can seem jarring when he hadn't yet made his choice. He only seemed to realize he loved her after she sacrificed himself to save him.
Even stranger is the claim that Hakaishin (the God of destruction residing in Carrot) and Apros (Tira's former incarnation) were lovers in a past life out of nowhere, when there'd been no such foreshadowing or even hints in all 13 volumes of the manga beforehand.
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