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* [[Moe Moe|Moe]]: Wouldn't really be an [[Unwanted Harem]] show without tons of it, right?

* [[Purity Sue]]: Some viewers / readers see Aoi as this. To an extent, [[Values Dissonance]] between Japanese and American cultures.

** Aoi comes across as more of a [[Purity Sue]] (as opposed to a [[Plucky Girl]]) in [[Oddly Named Sequel|Enishi]], because by then she really has nothing to ''do'' anymore, the main sources of plot-tension having been resolved by the end of the first season. (Nothing to do in terms of plot; [[Magical Girlfriend|she's still exceptionally busy taking care of pretty much]] [[Big Fancy House|the entire manor]] [[Magical Girlfriend|as well as most of its residents]].) This lack of tension is a major reason [[Ensemble Darkhorse|Tina]] starts to edge out Aoi as half of the [[Fan-Preferred Couple]].

** Aoi comes across as more of a [[Purity Sue]] (as opposed to a [[Plucky Girl]]) in [[Oddly-Named Sequel 2: Electric Boogaloo|Enishi]], because by then she really has nothing to ''do'' anymore, the main sources of plot-tension having been resolved by the end of the first season. (Nothing to do in terms of plot; [[Magical Girlfriend|she's still exceptionally busy taking care of pretty much]] [[Big Fancy House|the entire manor]] [[Magical Girlfriend|as well as most of its residents]].) This lack of tension is a major reason [[Ensemble Darkhorse|Tina]] starts to edge out Aoi as half of the [[Fan-Preferred Couple]].

* [[Real Women Never Wear Dresses]]: Aoi can provoke this sort of reaction.

* [[The Scrappy]]: Generally speaking, probably [[Bratty Half-Pint|Mayu]]. But for some, [[Genki Girl|Chika]], and for others, [[The Ditz|Taeko]].