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== Multi-Media Tropes == |
== Multi-Media Tropes == |
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* [[Die for Our Ship]]: Omitsu is the favored punching bag for bitter shippers, as she is the sole love interest of the main series - a matter exacerbated by her lack of screen time outside of [[ |
* [[Die for Our Ship]]: Omitsu is the favored punching bag for bitter shippers, as she is the sole love interest of the main series - a matter exacerbated by her lack of screen time outside of [[Damsel in Distress|kidnapping plots]], leading her to be denounced as a useless cuckoldress or simply ignored as a result. To rub more salt into the wound, Konami has been making Goemon and Omitsu's romance more overt in recent times, and even threw in a couple of moments to [[Ship Sinking|sink]] the more popular GoeYae couple. (The fans of the aforementioned couple have the manga and ''Bouken Jidai Katsugeki'' to go on, but they're [[Alternate Continuity]] so they "don't count.") |
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* [[Ensemble Darkhorse]]: Harakiri Seppukumaru, and the Four Tsujigiri by association. |
* [[Ensemble Darkhorse]]: Harakiri Seppukumaru, and the Four Tsujigiri by association. |
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* [[Fan Dumb]]: Yae has a vocal sect of Mad Grooms in Japan who take their [[Fan Service]] very seriously, to the point where they raged over Omitsu and Princess Yuki's attempts at audience appeal in ''Pachislot'' and demanded that Konami remove them from the series entirely to eliminate any competition over the title of "heroine." |
* [[Fan Dumb]]: Yae has a vocal sect of Mad Grooms in Japan who take their [[Fan Service]] very seriously, to the point where they raged over Omitsu and Princess Yuki's attempts at audience appeal in ''Pachislot'' and demanded that Konami remove them from the series entirely to eliminate any competition over the title of "heroine." |
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