Ranked 8th

Camio

He is based on the 53rd pillar of Solomon named Caim, Cain, Chamos, or Chamus. With so many different names his being changed to Camio is a nice match up out of all of them.  This demon was drawn as a thrush and as a man with a sharp sword. Later as a man wearing elegant and rich clothes with the head and wings of a bird.  Most demons within this show, if related to Solomon, tend to not have the animal versions of themselves as part of their design to much.  Camios outfit matches the later of descriptions of him but seem more military and the white arm band is reminiscent of the bands officers of the Japanese school council would wear as well. The title president would be closer to being a presiding officer of a college in pre-modern days, which would explains him being head boy.  Caim is also described by scholars as a prince instead of a president. Camio is described as the protege of Beelzebub. Protege are considered close to the master and almost their children so Prince and protege are very similar in this instant too.  

Even though I don’t like him calling anyone a bitch, this scene is a crucial part of Connie’s development to me. 

Connie is characterized as the group idiot, the guy who screws up, the guy who doesn’t have two neurons to rub together in his head. But—this shows you, if you’re paying close attention, that Connie is simply not conventionally bright. 

Connie’s the one who runs to Armin to see if he’s okay. Armin doesn’t have to say much of anything—he understands, just by watching them, that something dreadful happened.

His foil, Ymir, reacts coldly to Armin’s mental state, to which Connie blindly defends his friend. 

Connie’s emotional and social intelligence is higher than almost anyone on the team. 

He understands people, first and foremost. Give him a math problem, and sure, he’ll probably sit there. But a crisis with his friends? Connie’s the man for that job.