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* [[Last-Minute Hookup]]: {{spoiler|With [[First Guy Wins|Mitsuru]].}}
* [[Mad Scientist]]: Dr. Takaoka (Sumi's father) and Dr. Nishizawa (Shizuka's father) are the two foremost examples of this trope [[In-Universe]], but Doctor M showed a lot of the warning signs for [[Science-Related Memetic Disorder]], though he didn't stick around long. Still, [[Mad Scientist|Mad Science]] and the [[Applied Phlebotinum|Phlebotinum]] resulting from it has a ''huge'' impact on the story since, without it, there would be no [[Gender Bender|Gender Benders]] running around making things [[Hilarity Ensues|''interesting'']].
* [[Mistaken for Gay]]: Not only do random people on the street see Jun and Mitsuru and think this (though Jun's kind-of-painfully-obvious infatuation with Mitsuru, who himself has [[Clueless Chick Magnet]] traits, means it's at least not necessarily an ''unreasonable'' conclusion to jump to), so does Mitsuru's own [[Childhood Friends|childhood friend]]. Said childhood friend is the popular model Alicia, who is a fan of [[Boys Love|BL]] and wants to pair Mitsuru up with a suitable [[Seme]].
* [[Sue Donym]]: This is how
* [[Yaoi Fangirl]]: They flock to Jun and Mitsuru whenever the two of them are out together since they really look ([[Ho Yay|and act]]) the part of a [[Seme]] and [[Uke]] pair. And on a more specific note, Alicia is not-so-secretly one of these, and she has her [[Shipping Goggles]] cranked up to the max and zeroed in on Mitsuru, her [[Childhood Friends|childhood friend]]. See [[Mistaken for Gay]] for further details.
* [[Attractive Bent Gender]]: Sumi is your cute but averagely so looking shojo lead. Jun, on the other hand, is tall, toned, and looks older than his years in a good way. Sumi also carries herself better as Jun and seems effortless cool and charming - then you cut to a (still male) Jun freaking out and wondering why just as he's running off somewhere.
▲* [[Sue Donym]]: This how Jun end's up with his surname, the name Jun is a different reading of the same Kanji as Sumi but "Tadano" came into play when Kyoko-sensei asked for Jun's full name again got "Ta da no Jun!" or "It's just Jun!" and misheard it as "[[Names in Japanese|Tadano Jun]]".
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