#cerezo

Oh, 100%. He saves it for overblots, though, because of how destructive they can be. He still does all the crazy flips and teases that Bayo's known for, but Riddle’s diss against his parents and childhood was so personal for him that he let his suave, teasing persona fall for that split second.

He summoned Hekatonchier on his own to finish off Riddle’s phantom (didn't work at first, since the phantoms are part of the human world, which led to him breaking out the Demon Slave) only for that demon to become incapacitated after coming into contact with the blot.

Cerezo's then informed by Rodin afterward that this is because Paradiso and Inferno have virtually no presence in Twisted Wonderland and, thus, are unused to the blot since it's unique to that world. Equating it to traveling to a new country and being struck with a sickness caused by a bacteria your body's never encountered in your home country.

The solution? Enlisting the help of the boys in every subsequent summon, hoping that their energies would help each demon resist the effects of the blot.