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A 48-episode Gag Series based on the Ah! My Goddess series. Features the exploits of Fun Size copies of the goddesses and a long-suffering rat named Gan. All the episodes have been released on DVD by Pioneer.

Tropes used in Adventures of Mini-Goddess include:

Skuld: I thought we were off today!

Canon Immigrant: The ninja trio were originally in a main-story Ah! My Goddess arc, not the Mini-Goddess omake.
The Danza: Gan-chan
Exploding Closet: Gan-chan's food storage room.
Gag Series
Lampshade Hanging: Gan's "real" name is "Mitsuo Iwata", matching his Japanese seiyuu.
Negative Continuity: Especially for Gan. Lampshaded in the finale.
No Dialogue Episode: The rainy day episode.
No Fourth Wall
Parody Names: "Chu Hard" (Die Hard), "Gabira" (Gojira/Godzilla)
Shout-Out: A manga of the main series is shown.
- They also reference Stallone's Cliffhanger in a two-parter involving a runaway air conditioner.
- Episode Two has Skuld, Urd, and Gan riding on mecha. Not all that surprising, until you consider that Skuld's Unit Zero is blue, Urd's Unit One is purple, and Gan's Unit Three is red.
Spinoff Babies: Sort of. The entire series is based off one of the powers the Goddesses displayed in the manga, expanded into an omake series by Kosuke Fujishima.
Super-Deformed: The goddesses effectively spend most of the day in a Mouse World.
Talking Animal: Gan and the other rats.
The Voice: Keiichi, lampshaded in one episode where a confused Gan wonders who and what the college student obliquely mentioned in the opening narration is.

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 {{tropelist}}
 * [[Amusing Injuries]]
-* [[Butt Monkey]] (Gan)
+* [[Butt Monkey]]: Gan
 * [[Animated Actors]]
 {{quote|'''Skuld:''' I thought we were off today!}}
-* [[Canon Immigrant]] - The ninja trio.
+* [[Canon Immigrant]]: The ninja trio were originally in a main-story ''[[Ah! My Goddess]]'' arc, not the ''Mini-Goddess'' omake.
-* [[The Danza]] - Gan-chan
+* [[The Danza]]: Gan-chan
+* [[Exploding Closet]]: Gan-chan's food storage room.
 * [[Gag Series]]
-* [[Lampshade Hanging]] - Gan's "real" name is "Mitsuo Iwata", [[The Danza|matching his Japanese ''seiyuu'']].
+* [[Lampshade Hanging]]: Gan's "real" name is "Mitsuo Iwata", [[The Danza|matching his Japanese ''seiyuu'']].
-* [[Negative Continuity]] - Especially for Gan. Lampshaded in the finale.
+* [[Negative Continuity]]: Especially for Gan. Lampshaded in the finale.
-* [[No Dialogue Episode]] - The rainy day episode.
+* [[No Dialogue Episode]]: The rainy day episode.
 * [[No Fourth Wall]]
-* [[Parody Names]] - "Chu Hard" (Die Hard), "Gabira" (''Gojira''/Godzilla)
+* [[Parody Names]]: "Chu Hard" (Die Hard), "Gabira" (''Gojira''/Godzilla)
-* [[Shout-Out]] - A manga of the main series is shown.
+* [[Shout-Out]]: A manga of the main series is shown.
 ** They also reference Stallone's ''Cliffhanger'' in a two-parter involving a runaway air conditioner.
 ** Episode Two has Skuld, Urd, and Gan riding on mecha. Not all that surprising, until you consider that [[Neon Genesis Evangelion|Skuld's Unit Zero is blue, Urd's Unit One is purple, and Gan's Unit Three is red.]]
-* [[Spinoff Babies]] - Sort of. The entire series is based off one of the powers the Goddesses displayed in the manga.
+* [[Spinoff Babies]]: Sort of. The entire series is based off one of the powers the Goddesses displayed in the manga, expanded into an omake series by Kosuke Fujishima.
-* [[Super-Deformed]] - The goddesses effectively spend most of the day in a [[Mouse World]].
+* [[Super-Deformed]]: The goddesses effectively spend most of the day in a [[Mouse World]].
-* [[Talking Animal]] - Gan and the other rats.
+* [[Talking Animal]]: Gan and the other rats.
-* [[The Voice]] - Keiichi, lampshaded in one episode where a confused Gan wonders who and what the college student obliquely mentioned in the opening narration is.
+* [[The Voice]]: Keiichi, lampshaded in one episode where a confused Gan wonders who and what the college student obliquely mentioned in the opening narration is.
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