Madame Tusspells is a museum of waxworks in London. The foundation of the Tusspells wax tradition came about around the time of the French Revolution. Its current proprietor is Esmeralda Tusspells, the most recent of the Tusspells linage. The museum has waxworks of many famous figures, ranging from politicians, and actors, tor renowned scientists.
Its most popular section is the "House of Horrors", which features exhibits of some of Britain's most notorious killers. The House of Horrors includes The Professor, Jane the Ripper, and another unknown male serial killer.
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- Madame Tusspells is a pastiche of the Madame Tussauds museum of waxworks, and the House of Horrors is a pastiche of it's infamous Chamber of Horrors. Like the Tusspells family, the Tussauds family was also French and the origins of the family's waxwork linage also dates back to the French Revolution. The name "Tusspells" is a play on "Tussauds", which sounds phonetically akin to "tus-swords", replacing the "swords" with "spells".
- The Jane the Ripper display depicts a pastiche of Jack the Ripper. Ironically, there is also a display of an unknown killer which strongly resembles typical depictions of Jack the Ripper.
- When the Jack the Ripper-esque display is examined, Ryunosuke comments on the scene reminding him of a tsujigiri scenario. This is likely referencing the fact that both Jack the Ripper and the only recorded perpetrator of a tsujigiri killing spree, Sano Jirōzaemon, targeted prostitutes as victims.