Tiedoll seems to be a very normal man behind his glasses, with artistic talents and a sensible side. In a volume 15 omake, it was revealed that before joining the order he was a professional artist. He is very loyal to his work, and he refuses the order to go back to the Black Order’s main base. He is kindly, as he cries when one of his apprentices, Daisya Barry, is killed in action, and wishes him to rest in peace. He also treats his apprentices–Yu Kanda, Noise Marie, and Barry–as his own children. Chaoji, Tiedoll’s newest apprentice, states at one point that Tiedoll seems kind of strange but kind of cool as well and that he looks forward to being his student.
Tiedoll’s Innocence is called the “Maker of Eden“. It has two attacks, one defensive and one offensive.
- Art: Tiedoll draws a crucifix and a rod he carries, in which the rod creates a spiritual chisel, the rod the links the crucifix and itself together. He then uses the crucifix to knock the chisel into the ground, creating a cloud of dust that spawns the Maker of Eden. He also can summon more than 1 of the creature. His defensive of technique is called “Garden of Eden: Embracing Garden“, which spawns a giant forest of thorns to push back the enemy, and shield allies.
Tiedoll’s team meets up with and travels with him after General Yeegar’s death, assisting him in his quest to find new Exorcists. Tiedoll eventually returns to the Black Order’s Headquarters to attend a meeting with the other generals. When the Level 4 Akuma attacks the headquarters, he protects the wounded scientists while the other generals mount an attack.