Dances and Balls: Difference between revisions

* In ''[[Blood Plus]]'', Saya attends a ball in her Vietnam school, borrowing a dress from her friend. Being an [[Action Girl]], she feels uncomfortable wearing fancy clothes like that, and is far more interested in the [[Big Eater|roasted chicken]] than in dancing. the [[Alpha Bitch]] stops by and decides to drop a few insults about how outdated her dress is, but of course, [[Prince Charming|Solomon]] invites ''her'' for his only dance.

* In the ''[[Black Cat (manga)|Black Cat]]'' manga, Train is duped by [[Classy Cat Burglar|Rinslet]] into pretending to be her lover so that she can attend Madame Freesia's Birthday Ball. Train, being a [[Heroic Archetype]], [[Men Are Uncultured|loathes fancy events like that and dancing]]. So although Rinslet wanted to spend more romantic time with Train at the ball, he [[Moment Killer|ends up instead running off to fight and capture a bounty]].

* ''[[Code Geass]]'' : The Sino-Brittanian pre-wedding party is just such an example, complete with plenty of [[Melodrama|drama]] when Zero & Co. [[Wedding Smashers|crashes the party]]. {{spoiler|And the day after he does it again, because [[Large Ham|Lelouch can't do anything in moderation]].}}

* At the end of the sixth episode in the first season of the anime ''[[Zero no Tsukaima]]'' the magic academy holds a ball and Louise (wearing a fancy dress) dances with Saito. (Saito's the only one at the ball who isn't dressed up nicely.)

 

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