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* [[Precision F Strike]]: "My Valentine", "Sid Vicious on the Beach", "Jonathan Jet Coaster", "Cream Soda", "Nakayubi", "Living on the Net".

* [[Promoted Fanboy]]: All the band are this, to some extent, since they started out as a Stalin cover band and later had Michiro Endo guest at one of their shows and cover one of their songs. Both Sakurai and Imai have gone on to perform on stage/record with, have their songs covered by, or (in Sakurai's case) have songs WRITTEN for him by musicians they idolised back when they first started the band.

* [[Putting On the Reich]]: J-Rock seems to have a love affair with faux-Nazi uniforms, presumably for the shock-factor. There's a {{media-|yoshikiatsushi_1945.jpg| well-known photo shoot}} from the early days of the band that features Sakurai in one of these, looming over [[Yoshiki Hayashi]] of [[X Japan]], who seems to be taking the role of the [[Distressed Damsel]] (or [[Femme Fatale]], depending on how you view it).

* [[Putting On the Reich]]: J-Rock seems to have a love affair with faux-Nazi uniforms, presumably for the shock-factor. There's a {{media|yoshikiatsushi_1945.jpg| well-known photo shoot}} from the early days of the band that features Sakurai in one of these, looming over [[Yoshiki Hayashi]] of [[X Japan]], who seems to be taking the role of the [[Distressed Damsel]] (or [[Femme Fatale]], depending on how you view it).

* [[Rearrange the Song]]: The band often play new arrangements of both old and new songs at live shows. See also the "NOT Greatest Hits" album, which is a collection of their older songs, rearranged.

* [[Rockstar Song]]: "Itoshi no Rock Star".