Crown/Relationships

This is a list of Crown's relationships with other characters.

Crown's personality is characterized by several unique traits that he exhibits in his interactions with others. He is assertive and unafraid to speak up when he believes someone is in the wrong, showing a willingness to address and confront issues head-on. This assertiveness extends to his protective nature, where he stands up for those who are mistreated.

## Oreo

Crown and Oreo's relationship can be described as complex and evolving.

In "Join My Game!", Crown was frustrated with Oreo's repeated pranks and negative behavior, standing up to him assertively to address these issues. Oreo, on the other hand, may have seen Crown as a challenge to his mischievous antics.

In "Plenty of Presents!" Crown initially had a strained relationship with Oreo due to his repeated pranks and mistakes. However, Crown noticed a positive change in Oreo's behavior.

As Oreo changed for the better, Crown's attitude towards him softened. Crown recognized Oreo's newfound sincerity and acknowledged his growth. He saw the potential for a genuine friendship, or so we thought in the canon Christmas short.

In the "Christmas Quarrel" short, Oreo slightly went back to his old behavior again and made mistakes. However, Crown's perspective towards Oreo had evolved, and he no longer harbored hatred towards him than he did in "Join My Game!". Instead, Crown took on a compassionate and assertive approach. When Oreo made mistakes, Crown would firmly but calmly approach him and point out the wrongs Oreo had done to Beanie, saying his pranks were "harmless", showing no remorse for the things he did before and during the competition started. Crown would encourage Oreo to take responsibility for his actions and make amends to Beanie. As a result, Oreo earns the respect of his peers, showcasing the positive impact of Crown's guidance on his character development.

Despite their differences, Crown and Oreo may develop a mutual understanding and respect for each other. Crown's values of fairness, justice, and loyalty may align with Oreo's growing desire to improve and become a better person. Through their interactions and experiences, Crown and Oreo may develop a complex dynamic that involves both challenges and moments of growth, ultimately leading to a relationship that is based on mutual respect and understanding.

**Status: Friends**

## Ice Cream

Crown and Ice Cream share a bond that is built on their mutual concern for Beanie's well-being.

In "Join My Game!", they both witness Beanie getting attacked by Oreo. Crown and Ice Cream have a conversation about how this has been an ongoing issue. They both feel that enough is enough, and decide to take matters into their own hands. Literally…

**Status: Good terms**

## Diamond

Crown and Diamond's relationship can be portrayed as strained and adversarial from their first interactions.

In "Join My Game!" Crown questions Diamond's existence or authority, Diamond's response was accompanied by a chilling death stare that could silence Crown and make him feel uneasy. This death stare could be a powerful and menacing expression that sends shivers down Crown's body, further emphasizing the tension and intimidation in their relationship.

In "Plenty Of Presents", Crown still harbors fear towards Diamond, even though their interactions in the episode seemed fine. Crown's reaction to Oreo indirectly questioning Diamond's authority could highlight his underlying fear. He may appear visibly tense or nervous, and his expressions betray his discomfort even if he refrains from speaking to him directly, reinforcing his fear of Diamond.

**Status: Really bad terms**

## Red Marker

In "Join My Game!", Crown values having a strategic advantage and being in a leadership position. Their preference for standing or sitting on Red Marker, which may provide a higher vantage point, suggests that they like to have a clear view of the things from above and the ability to assess situations from a position of strength.

Crown's desire for the high ground and Red Marker being a team leader may also suggest that they are competitive and confident. As for their relationship with Red Marker, it seems that Crown respects and acknowledges their authority as the team leader. This may indicate that Crown is a loyal and committed team player who is willing to follow a strong leader and work collaboratively to achieve team goals.

**Status: Loyal Lieutenant**

## Chicken Bucket

Crown and Chicken Bucket have an interesting dynamic when it comes to art.

In "Plenty Of Presents!", Chicken Bucket isn't a fan of abstract art, she still gave Crown's abstract art piece a relatively high rating of 7 out of 10, which he appreciates.

**Status: Good terms**

## Ice Shard

In "Christmas Quarrel", Ice Shard and Crown may have a playful and competitive relationship, given that they are on opposite teams and Ice Shard's gift-giving was initially forgotten.

Despite this, it appears that they are able to work together and trust each other to keep the gift safe from Oreo until the event. Their willingness to cooperate and maintain a positive atmosphere suggests that they are respectful of each other and are open to building a relationship beyond their initial competitive positions on opposing teams.

**Status: Good terms**