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** Both TV series, and the TV special ("Tatakau Tsubasa", the Lind Arc) also fit into one continuity, albeit a different one-- they're more or less the original manga, except set in the mid-to-late 2000s (around the time ''they'' debuted).
** ''Itsumo Futari de'' has gone all out on this trope. Both stories as of Sept 2011 are original to the anime, and have no basis at all in the manga. The second episode introduces both a school for young Goddesses (Seizu Girls' Academy), and two new characters: Eri and Saga, two ''teenage'' goddesses obsessed with being the best.
* [[All Girls Want Bad Boys]]: Averted. Women (and [[Overnight Age-Up|girls temporarily turned into women]]) tend to respond better to [[Nice Guy]] Keiichi, compared to [[Rich Bitch|Rich Bastard]] borderline rapist Aoshima.
** In fact, Aoshima set up an [[Attempted Rape]] of Belldandy at one point in the manga, and even though it fails miserably (she threw him out the window with a tornado), [[Moral Event Horizon|the bastard was considered by most readers to be an irredeemable asshole]]. The later chapters and the anime don't do much to dispel this notion.
** Even the bad girls, by which I mean Hild, also seem to want Keiichi, though her attraction to him mostly seems to be because she wants to seduce him for fun.
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