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* [[Is That Cute Kid Yours]] - Daikichi gets this a couple times. He has no idea initially how to handle it, since "No, she's my aunt" is not something you want to go around saying. |
* [[Is That Cute Kid Yours]] - Daikichi gets this a couple times. He has no idea initially how to handle it, since "No, she's my aunt" is not something you want to go around saying. |
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* [[Maam Shock|Ma'am Shock]], male version - Her first morning with Daikichi, Rin calls him "oji-san," which shocks him as much because he's just 30 as because she's his [[Oba-san]] in the blood relationship sense. (The official translation obscures the joke by rendering these as "mister" and "ma'am".) |
* [[Maam Shock|Ma'am Shock]], male version - Her first morning with Daikichi, Rin calls him "oji-san," which shocks him as much because he's just 30 as because she's his [[Oba-san]] in the blood relationship sense. (The official translation obscures the joke by rendering these as "mister" and "ma'am".) |
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* [[May-December Romance]] - Daikichi's grandpa and Masako. {{spoiler|Rin later on at the end with Daikichi, who is older than her by 24 years}}. |
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* [[Meaningful Echo]] - In the first volume, Daikichi notes that he would be lying if he didn't call raising Rin a sacrifice, but hopes that he can say it in the future. At the end of the fourth (a little over a year after taking Rin in), he says that it's not one. |
* [[Meaningful Echo]] - In the first volume, Daikichi notes that he would be lying if he didn't call raising Rin a sacrifice, but hopes that he can say it in the future. At the end of the fourth (a little over a year after taking Rin in), he says that it's not one. |
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* [[Meaningful Name]] - In Japanese, the bellflower is called the ''rindou''. On seeing Rin pick bellflowers for her father's grave, Daikichi realizes his grandfather named her after his favorite flower. |
* [[Meaningful Name]] - In Japanese, the bellflower is called the ''rindou''. On seeing Rin pick bellflowers for her father's grave, Daikichi realizes his grandfather named her after his favorite flower. |
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