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* [[And the Fandom Rejoiced]]:

** The [http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/interest/2011-08-13/guilty-crown-gets-pc-game-spinoff-from-nitroplus news] of a PC game [[Spin-Off]] [[Nitroplus|penned by the scenario writer behind]] [[Demonbane]] also caused some stir among fans.

* [[Artistic License Biology]]: Vaccines don't have to be administered weekly. Biannually is just about the most extreme level within the realm of reality. Possibly justified by the Apocalypse Virus being very abnormal.

*** "Shoe", or more rarely "Oh my shoe!" {{spoiler|After [[Wham! Episode|Episode 15,]] People started calling him "Shuuher" and "Hitler" as well.}}

*** [[Code Geass|Shuuzaku and Shoelouch]] are also thrown about quite a bit.

** After {{spoiler|her display of Endlave-slashing in Episode 18, [[Starcraft|Kerrigan the Queen of Blades]]}} for Inori.

** Souta is sometimes referred to as "Soda".

** Arisa has been called "The Whore of Babylon" due to her {{spoiler|sleeping with one of Shuu's lackeys and leading the Coup d'etat against Shu.}}

** "F-ranks" are often shortened to "Franks", partly due to [[Insane Troll Logic]] connecting them to [[wikipedia:Anne frank|Anne Frank]].

** Daath/Yuu is commonly called "[[Star Wars|Darth]] [[K-On!|Mugi]]" due to his thick eyebrows.

*** He is also known as "Bushy Brows".

** The entirety of Episode 15. First Yahiro decides to use a Void Ranking system based on the power readings on a random object they happened to find lying around, when it's been proven that all Voids can be useful given the situation. Then after Shu is confronted by Souta and says he doesn't agree with the system, a paper appearing to show the opposite ''just so happens'' to get leaked to the F-Ranked students. When they try to break into a local hospital out of desperation, Shu brings Hare along with him to stop them, even though he has no reason to believe any of them are injured yet and she has no means of defending herself whatsoever. ''Then'' when they're attacked Souta seems to lose a few brain cells and decides it's a good idea for him and Hare to run out into the open with Endlaves running about, resulting in {{spoiler|Hare's death and Shu's [[Start of Darkness]].}}

** Actually, Shu specifically told Hare and the other students to take cover and hide while he drew the Anti-Bodies' fire. It probably would have worked too if Souta didn't {{spoiler|pull Hare out into the open and convince her to try and fix a car that was in plain view of the Endlaves.}}

* [[I Am Not Shazam]]: Fans are already prone to refer to the power of kings as the Guilty Crown despite this term not (yet) coming up in the actual show. For the time being, "Guilty Crown" seems to at most be a metaphorical way to refer to Shu's powers.

* [[Karma Houdini]]: {{spoiler|Arisa}}

*** 17%. You know what it means.

*** Ayase won't stand for this kind of abuse.

*** A variation of this is {{spoiler|HEIL MEIN SHUUHER!}}

*** Another one is {{spoiler|How is the Shoelocaust going?}}

** The first two times Shu pulls out Souta's Void on-screen. While most people seem just slightly in pain (or sometimes [[Does This Remind You of Anything?|pleasure]]) when having theirs removed, the first time Souta bends back unnaturally and his eyes roll up in his head, and the second time he sounds like he's screaming in agony, not to mention Shu runs at him and plunges his hand directly through Souta's chest, and the viewer gets to see Souta, easily one of the shortest and slightest members of the cast, get lifted off his feet and hang in the air off Shu's hand.

** {{spoiler|Hare's death. ''Yikes.''}}

* [[The Scrappy]]:

** Shu and Inori. Some people theorize that the number of [[Ensemble Darkhorse|Ensemble Darkhorses]] on this show is caused by the fact that people dislike them so much that they leach on everybody else.