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Mr. Mont Blanc
| Mr. Mont Blanc | |
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| Universe | Fluffy, Fluffy Cinnamoroll |
| Based on | "First-class" garçon dog |
| Gender | Male |
Mr. Mont Blanc is a teacher of Cinnamoroll and friends from the manga Fluffy, Fluffy Cinnamoroll.
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He was introduced in chapter Café School: Special Lesson from a First-Class Garçon of the Café School arc. A former member of the Café School, he now works at a famous café in Paris as a garçon (waiter). He may have a way of charming customers, but is rather arrogant, seedy and manipulative.
For training, Mr Mont. Blanc assigned Mocha as the "customer" and Cinnamoroll as the "waiter". Although Cinnamoroll was training for half a year, Mr. Mont Blanc stopped him because he thought Cinnamoroll's greeting was "regular" customer service, rather than "first-class". Instead, Mr. Mont Blanc's approach was intense and full-on; making eye contact with Mocha in a kind of creepy way. He also gave Mocha a chocolate cake straight away without giving her the menu, attributing it to his "magic touch"; though Sesame pointed out that Mocha drew one in her notebook earlier.
Afterwards, Mr. Mont Blanc became the customer. Cinnamoroll gave a French chocolate cake with a red tulip and the word "Mocha" on it. Cinnamoroll told him the cake symbolises Mocha, and then Mr. Mont Blanc interrupted to say Cinnamoroll was "playing both waiter and cupid" and that the tulip represents "love"; which gave him the pass.
Out of jealousy to jeopardise Cinnamoroll's friendship with Mocha, Mr. Mont Blanc gave Cinnamoroll a white tulip and asked to give it to Mocha, without Cinnamoroll knowing what it represents. When Cinnamoroll looked up a book and read its meaning is "sorry", this upset Mocha and made her cry.
