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* [[Dogged Nice Guy]]: Dee, of the Type 2 "Patient Friend" variety, though he takes more of a [[Chivalrous Pervert]] approach to it.
* [[Dynamic Entry]]: Dee gets some good ones, such as when Ryo is in danger in Act 5. In the manga he arrives on the scene fist-first, punching Leonard right in the face; the anime adaptation takes it even further by having him crash through a window on a motorcycle.
* [[Everything's Worse Withwith Bears]]: A teacher in a bear costume menaces Carol at a school camp as part of an intended fireside prank until Bikky intervenes with a stun gun. {{spoiler|Somewhat unsurprisingly, it turns out to be a real bear after all.}} Bikky rather prudently decides to grab Carol and run for it once he figures it out, and becomes a hero to his fellow students for living to tell about it.
* [[Fair Cop]]: Most of the on-panel members of the 27th Precinct, starting with Dee and Ryo and excepting only Chief Smith.
* [[Fake-Out Make-Out]]: Dee and Ryo pull one to hide Carol, at Dee's enthusiastic instigation.
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* [[Hero Stole My Bike]]: Dee steals a motorcycle to race back to the English hotel when he realizes Ryo is in danger.
* [[Hey, It's That Guy!]]: Hey! [[Outlaw Star|Jim]] has two daddies!
** [[Mobile Fighter G Gundam (Anime)|Domon Kasshu]] is Dee.
* [[Hopeless Suitor]]: JJ to Dee, Berkeley to Ryo.
* [[Implausible Deniability]]: Ryo has a tendency to get extremely [[Green-Eyed Monster|jealous]] whenever someone puts the moves on Dee. Even when it's [[Abhorrent Admirer|JJ]]. He then proceeds to deny it vehemently.
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* [[Kiss Kiss Slap]]: When Berkeley steals a kiss from Ryo, Ryo immediately punches him in the face.
* [[Lady of War]]: Diana.
* [[Leaning Onon the Fourth Wall]]: The manga occasionally delves into this. When Ryo won a real-life poll, the characters commented on it in the fourth volume. Another time, Dee comments, "We're gonna bang a nice little M rating into this sorry excuse for a manga yet."
* [[Love Dodecahedron]]: Don't ask, just keep a scorecard handy.
* [[Lower Deck Episode]]: The first 3 extras in the second season, detailing how Drake and Ted met Dee.
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* [[Moment Killer]]: It's a rare intimate moment between Dee and Ryo that isn't interupted just as progress appears to be going on. Bikky and JJ do it on purpose, but they're far from the only offenders. Special mention goes to the scene in Act 17 in which they are ''moments'' from a [[Relationship Upgrade]] when the phone rings - and then JJ bursts in - and then ''Bikky'' bursts in, all within less than a minute of one another.
* [[Mukokuseki]]: People seem to instantly recognize Ryo is part Japanese by his eyes. His eyes don't look any different from the other characters; in fact, he looks more Caucasian than some of the other characters thanks to his lighter hair.
* [[Murder Byby Mistake]]: {{spoiler|What happened to Ryo's parents at the hands of Leo Grant and his cohorts.}}
* [[My Greatest Failure]]: Smith {{spoiler|shot and killed a suspect in front of the latter's wife and son. He was defending the kid, but still regrets having needed to do it.}}
* [[New York City Cops]]
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* [[Sensitive Guy and Manly Man]]: Ryo and Dee, respectively.
* [[Seme]]: Dee's a seme of the [[Boys Love Notes|"wanko" or "devoted puppy" type]].
* [[Shipper Onon Deck]]: Carol and Diana for Ryo and Dee, plus Arisia Bryant in the anime.
* [["Shut Up" Kiss]]: {{spoiler|JJ to Drake, in the epilogue.}}
* [[Sick Episode]]: The manga has two separate sick chapters; first Ryo gets sick and is cared for by Dee, and later Dee gets sick and is cared for by Ryo.
* [[Slasher Smile]]: Several examples from the less sane criminals.
* [[Spell My Name Withwith an "S"]]: The official English subs of the anime romanize Carol's name as "Cal," and the owner of the hotel in the English vacation story is "Renard" in the manga but "Leonard" in the anime.
* [[Stoic Spectacles]]: Berkeley Rose.
* [[Straight Gay]]: The 27th precinct has an unusually high density of men who like men, but the only one with any camp tendencies at all is JJ.
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