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|'''Agenda of the Neighbor's Club'''}}
Kodaka Hasegawa is a second-year transferee to a [[Anime Catholicism|Catholic]] school, St. Chronica Academy, and as always, he finds it nigh-impossible to make friends due to his natural blonde hair (inherited from his late English mother) which makes him pass for a [[Delinquent]]. One day, he runs into the equally solitary and very abrasive Yozora Mikazuki while she speaks to her [[Imaginary Friend]], "Tomo-chan". They decide that the best way to improve their social situation is to found a
▲{{quote|''"Recruiting Friends."''|'''Agenda of the Neighbor's Club'''}}
Joining them are five
▲Kodaka Hasegawa is a second-year transferee to a [[Anime Catholicism|Catholic]] school, St. Chronica Academy, and as always, he finds it nigh-impossible to make friends due to his natural blonde hair (inherited from his late English mother) which makes him pass for a [[Delinquent]]. One day, he runs into the equally solitary and very abrasive Yozora Mikazuki while she speaks to her [[Imaginary Friend]], "Tomo-chan". They decide that the best way to improve their social situation is to found a club -- Neighbors Club -- to help them make friends and learn social skills.
▲Joining them are five others -- arrogant school idol Sena Kashiwazaki, daughter of the school chairman, whose popularity with boys naturally earn other girls' ire; Yukimura Kusunoki, an extremely effeminate freshman who joins in the hopes that Kodaka teaches him how to be more manly; Rika Shiguma, a genius (and perverted) freshman; Kobato Hasegawa, Kodaka's younger sister and a second year middle-schooler with an obsession for goth culture and vampires; and Maria Takayama, a 10-year-old nun and teacher, who also serves as club advisor.
One can only hope that these seven social losers can get their act together before the club implodes from their nigh-irreconcilable eccentricities.
'''''Haganai''''' (はがない), short for '''''Boku wa Tomodachi ga Sukunai''''' (僕は友達が少ない, loosely "''I Don't Have Many Friends''")
The series also inspired three spinoff mangas: ''Boku wa Tomodachi ga Sukunai Plus'', a retelling of the story where Sena is the first girl Kodaka runs into and is a co-founder of the Club with Kate; ''Boku wa Tomodachi ga Sukunai Anthology'', a series of one-shot stories revolving around the club; and ''Boku wa Tomodachi ga Sukunai Shobon!'', a series of one-shots revolving around each club member and his/her relation to the Club.
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* [[Actor Allusion]]: From the Drama CD, [[Kana Hanazawa|Kobato]] once utters "[[Angel Beats!|Guard Skill: Hand Sonic]]", and [[Yuka Iguchi|Maria]] once quoted [[
* [[All Girls Want Bad Boys]]: Not that he realizes it, but Kodaka at the very least has this going for him. Yukimura goes without saying, putting his gender aside. Surprisingly, Yozora is also quite susceptible; while playing an otome game, she gets bored to tears by all the nice pretty boys until she ran across a delinquent
** Further reinforced in that chapter by the rest of the girls also agreeing with Yozora that the 'delinquent' in the otome game was more to their tastes, promptly shooting down Kodaka's reservations about dating that character.
* [[All Just a Dream]]: Chapter 1 of the [[Light Novel]], Chapter 1 of the manga, and Episode 0 of the
* [[Alternate Continuity]]: ''Boku wa Tomodachi ga Sukunai Plus'' centers on the idea of "what if Kodaka ran into Sena first instead of Yozora".
* [[An Adventurer Is You]]: Sena believes in this trope, to the point of naming galge protagonists (usually male) after ''herself''.
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* [[Annoying Younger Sibling]]: Kobato, or at least that's how Kodaka sees her.
** In a surrogate way, Maria is also this to Yozora.
* [[Anything That Moves]]: Rika's as close to this as one can get sans the
* [[Art Shift]]: Lots of it in the manga.
* [[Balanced Harem]]: Yozora is the first girl Kodaka interacted with and is his fellow co-founder of the Neighbors Club, {{spoiler|as well as his [[Forgotten Childhood Friend]] with whom he's reconnecting}}; Sena displays the most romantic interest in him {{spoiler|and later becomes his fiancee}}; Kodaka displays the most attraction to [[Dude Looks Like a Lady|Yukimura]], much to his confusion and horror. Any affection from Rika is ambiguous, owing to her [[Lovable Sex Maniac|overly sexual antics]] and Kodaka's [[No Guy Wants to Be Chased|disdain for them]]. On the non-romantic side Kobato and Maria engage in childish squabbles over Kodaka's brotherly attention.
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* [[Bishonen]]: Unusually for a harem protagonist, Kodaka definitely fits, what with his good looks and blonde hair. The series also gives a realistic take on his hair, giving him a natural dirty blond/brown hair pattern rather than the straight-up bleached look that delinquents go for. Not that most of his schoolmates can tell the difference.
* [[Bland-Name Product]]: [[Tokimeki Memorial|Tokimeite Memory Days]]
** [[Yahoo!|Yafoo Auction]]
** [[Virtual Boy|Virsual Boy]]
** Microsoft -> Largehard
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{{quote|'''Narration Frame:''' "...Kodaka suddenly jumps onto Rika, roughly embracing her and stealing her lips..."
'''Kodaka:''' "''No I didn't!'' Also, stop making up the narration!" }}
* [[Bunny Ears Lawyer]]: Sena is a
* [[But Not Too Foreign]]: Kodaka (and his younger sister Kobato) is half-English, giving him a Japanese face and blonde hair, which makes everyone else assume he dyed it and is thus some [[Delinquent]].
* [[Buxom Is Better]]: Inverted, at least within the confines of the Neighbor
** [[Gag Boobs]]/[[Gainaxing]]: And the anime drives the point home by focusing many a [[Male Gaze]] towards Sena's breasts.
* [[Cannot Spit It Out]]: {{spoiler|Yozora cannot muster the courage to tell Kodaka that she is "Sora", his long-lost childhood friend, because she's frustrated that he doesn't recognize her (which is justifiable, because she has already grown her hair long during those ten years they never met), at least until he finally does after seeing her on the first day of classes after summer break with her hair cut short. Later, she reveals to him that she failed to meet up with him on his last day at Tooya City ten years ago because she was too scared to appear to him dressed as a girl.}}
* [[Can't Hold His Liquor]]: Sena's father, Tenma.
* [[Cargo Ship]]: [[In-Universe]], Rika is a fangirl for [[Humongous Mecha|mecha-on-mecha]] pairings.
* [[Casting Gag]]: The casting department for the drama CDs and the anime must have clearly thought of [[Ore no Imouto ga Konna ni Kawaii Wake ga Nai!|Kuroneko]] and [[
** Also, getting [[Kanae Ito]] to voice Sena the Kobato-chaser, which brings to mind Sanae the [[Ika Musume]]-chaser.
* [[Chekhov's Gun]]: Yozora's horror story about a girl who was killed by a ghost for betraying her friend (and driving her to suicide) over a boy they like. {{spoiler|Later that night, Kodaka can't fall asleep over the whole "betrayal of friends" thing, wondering if "Sora", his only childhood friend, felt the same way about him when they fail to meet on the day Kodaka has to move as promised.}}
* [[Cloudcuckoolander]]: '''Six out of seven''' members of the Neighbors Club show signs of this in varying degrees of intensity and frequency. This makes the
** Taking the cake, however, is Maria, who's clueless even for a ten-year-old kid, such as believing Yozora's "Bible verses" that coerce her into lending her favorite naptime room to the Club (and not learning the truth until it was too late) and swimming naked in the pool upon Yozora's suggestion as "cure" for "vampirism" after Kobato bit her hand (cue punishment from her superior later that day).
* [[Comedic Sociopathy]]: Most of the time.
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{{quote|'''Sena:''' "Like I can do this crap, dammit!" (Runs off crying)}}
** Also, Rika's favorite doujin... which turns out to be graphically explicit mecha-on-mecha H-action.
* [[Crossover]]: [
* [[Cry Cute]]: Frequently pulled off by the [[Rich Bitch|otherwise haughty]] Sena every time her confident aura gets shattered in the most spectacular ways (usually courtesy of [[Sitcom Arch Nemesis|Yozora's]] meddling).
** Also, there's Kobato, every time her "vampire-loli" facade breaks (such as running naked to Kodaka because her bathwater has gone cold, and realizing that the air-conditioner was broken).
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* [[Delinquent Hair]]: The unwanted and misunderstood cause of Kodaka's social problems. In reality, he's a natural blonde.
* [[Deus Angst Machina]]: Parodied in-universe with one of Sena's eroge games. If even one flag is missed, there will be a bad ending with a horrible massacre, such as a great white shark suddenly appearing in a public pool and eating everybody. It's even [[Lampshade Hanging|lampshaded]] how incomprehensible and unlikely the bad endings are.
* [[Die for Our Ship]]: [[In-Universe]] [[Played for Laughs|comedic application]] at the end of Chapter 4/Episode 2. After she and Sena get a [[Downer Ending]] on a galge the latter was playing, Yozora storms out the clubroom (while Sena breaks down crying) to find and kill Akari -- ''a video game character''
* [[Does This Remind You of Anything?]]: The scene where Yozora puts lotion [["It's Not Rape If You Enjoyed It"|on Sena's back]]. [[It Makes Sense in Context]].
* [[Do Not Call Me "Paul"]]: Sena's father, Tenma, has a seemingly normal name, except it can also mean "Pegasus", and he does not like being called "Pegasus".
* [[Double Entendre]]: '''Every''' line in the ''[[Super Robot Wars Alpha|Ultra Mecha Wars Alpha 2]]'' H-doujin:
{{quote|'''Mecha:''' "Ahh! It's going to break! My DT-field is going to break!"}}
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'''Maria:''' "Ya! Despite my appearance, I'm a longtime actor."
'''Kodaka:''' "Oh, that's a surprise."
'''Maria:''' "At one of the schools I used to go to, I was once told '[[Wham! Line|It's creepy how a kid like you always wears a fake, shallow smile]]' by one of my classmates!"
'''Kodaka:''' "O-Oh, is that right?"
'''Maria:''' "Ya!" }}
* [[Dude Looks Like a Lady]]: Yukimura. Kodaka thinks he's actually a girl when they first meet and then it just gets worse when he becomes the club's [[Meido|maid]], complete with uniform. {{spoiler|[[Recursive Crossdressing|Turns out he should have trusted his gut feeling.]]}}
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* [[Erotic Eating]]: [[Invoked Trope|Invoked]] by Rika during the [[Festival Episode]].
* [[Hair Decorations]]: Sena's butterfly hair piece. Yozora also has several ribbons tied to the ends of her hair. Kobato wears a barette as part of her [[Elegant Gothic Lolita]] clothing, and [[Dude Looks Like a Lady|Yukimura]] wears a flower in his hair.
* [[Expy]]: Kobato shares the same name as [[Kobato.|an angelic healer of hearts]], and is pretty much [[Ore no Imouto ga Konna ni Kawaii Wake ga Nai!|Kuroneko]] with the same short stature, tone of voice, and elegant high-class lady attitude but with blond hair, [[Mismatched Eyes]] and twintails. As a bonus, all three share [[Kana Hanazawa|the same voice actress]].
** Maria sounds and looks like a purple-haired [[
* [[Eyecatch]]: Featuring a logo containing a version of the series title branded on the girls' bodies, in episode order (the first six has them on their uniforms, the last six in bikinis): [[Tall, Dark and Bishoujo|Yozora]]'s right thigh, [[Ms. Fanservice|Sena]]'s right breast, [[Elegant Gothic Lolita|Kobato]]'s back, [[Hollywood Nuns|Maria]]'s forehead, the underside of [[Hot Scientist|Rika]]'s left leg, [[Dude Looks Like a Lady|Yukimura]]'s midriff, Kobato's right hand, the center of Maria's white one-piece swimsuit, Rika's right buttcheek, Yukimura's left palm, Sena's left sideboob, and {{spoiler|post-haircut}} Yozora's right shoulder.
* [[Face of a Thug]]: Kodaka. This makes makes his classmates confuse him for a [[Delinquent]]. Even, or rather, especially by his greatest fan. He's well aware of this, and when necessary, he's perfectly capable of [[Exploited Trope|exploiting]] it.
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* [[Girls Love Stuffed Animals]]: Kobato carries a patchwork rabbit around with her almost constantly.
* [[Gory Discretion Shot]]: Yozora's ghost story.
* [[Guide Dang It]]: Applied in-series in Chapter 16 of the manga. Sena has been getting nothing but [[Downer Ending
** Also, in Episode 8, Sena falls prey to a nightmarish [[Downer Ending]] on a galge featuring a shark attack on the pool killing both the hero and his harem girls. According to Rika, said galge is notorious for such bloody bad endings which are [[Unwinnable by Design|very easy to trigger should the player mess up with even a single flag]], earning it a "so bad it's good" reputation among gamers. Sena begs to differ, and angrily breaks the disk in half.
* [[Hero Worshipper]]: Kodaka's a stand-up guy and all, and possibly the only admirable person in the Neighbor Club, but according to Yukimura, he's also a paragon of [[Rated "M" for Manly|manliness]], a veritable "Man Among Men".
* [[Hidden Purpose Test]]: The Neighbor Club's recruitment poster has a seemingly nonsensical mission statement below [[Terrible Artist|an awful artwork]] by Yozora. Turns out the statement has the words "recruiting friends" encrypted diagonally. To Kodaka's surprise, [[Strange Minds Think Alike|there are people who are able to read that]].
* [[I Just Want to Have Friends]]: The
* [[Idiosyncratic Episode Naming]]: Every episode uses the characters for the series' shorthand name, "Haganai" (はがない), throughout the title, followed by a popular ShiftJIS [[Emoticon]] used in Japanese [[Message Board
{{quote|'''00:''' Black Hotpot Gives Girls a Bad Smell -- 闇鍋は美少女が残念な臭い<ref>Yaminabe wa Bishōjo ga Zannen na Nioi</ref> (;´∀`)
'''01:''' We Can't Make Any Friends -- 僕達は友達が出来ない<ref>Bokutachi wa Tomodachi ga Dekinai</ref> (´・ω・`)
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'''05:''' Now the SAGA is Locked On in Full Battle -- 今度はSAGAがガチな戦い<ref>Kondo wa SAGA ga Gachi na Tatakai</ref> ヽ(`Д´)ノ
'''06:''' The Karaoke Box Doesn't Have Many Customers -- カラオケボックスは客が少ない<ref>Karaoke Bokkusu wa Kyaku ga Sukunai</ref> (つд⊂)
'''07:''' My Cell Phone Has Few Calls -- 携帯電話は着信が少ない<ref>Keitai Denwa wa Chakushin ga Sukunai</ref> _|￣|○
'''08:''' No School Swimsuits This Time -- スクール水着は出番がない<ref>Sukūru Mizugi wa Deban ga Nai</ref> \(^o^)/
'''09:''' The Board Chairman's Memories are Painful -- 理事長は追想が切ない<ref>Rijichō wa Tsuisō ga Setsunai</ref> (-_-)
'''10:''' No One Sleeps at Training Camp -- 合宿は皆が寝ない<ref>Gasshuku wa Minna ga Nenai</ref> ヽ(ﾟ∀ﾟ)ﾉ
'''11:''' You See, Girls Wearing Yukata are Extremely Cute -- 女子は浴衣姿がな、超かわいい<ref>Joshi wa Yukatasugata ga na, Chō Kawaii</ref> (ﾟ∀ﾟ)
'''12:''' [[Title Drop|We Don't Have Many Friends]] -- 僕達は友達が少ない<ref>Bokutachi wa Tomodachi ga Sukunai</ref> (`・ω・´) }}
* [[Imaginary Friend]]: Kodaka first meets Yozora when he comes across her talking to her "air friend" (she explains it as the friend version of an air guitar), "Tomo-chan".
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* [[Mismatched Eyes]]: Kobato... er, [[Insistent Terminology|Reisys V. Felicity Sumeragi]], has a red eye and a blue eye. Though it is just her using contacts as part of [[Elegant Gothic Lolita|the costume she wears]] due to her persistent delusion that she's a vampire.
* [[Mook Horror Show]]: During the [[RPG Episode]].
* [[Ms. Fanservice]]:
* [[Mundane Made Awesome]]: Transferring cell phone addresses. Kodaka and Yozora were so thrilled at having their first contacts outside home (though the manual way, both being not so tech-savvy) Rika, who easily shared hers with Yukimura through infrared, admits she feels as though she's "behind the times". This [[Green-Eyed Monster|does not sit well with Sena]] who, for such a rich kid, does ''not'' have a cell phone.
** [[
* [[New Transfer Student]]: Kodaka is a second-year high school transferee. So does Kobato, who's in second-year junior high.
* [[No Social Skills]]: Many chapters revolve around the members of the Neighbors Club consciously attempting to learn some social skill/s, usually at Yozora's suggestion.
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* [[Older Than She Looks]]: Kobato looks like a ten-year-old; she's actually thirteen.
* [[One of the Boys]]: {{spoiler|Yozora was one as a kid.}}
* [[Only Sane Man]]: Kodaka stands as the Neighbor Club's sole voice of reason. All his clubmates don't have friends due to their unusual and/or unpleasant
* [[Or So I Heard]]: Sena about doujinshi.
* [[Our Vampires Are Different]]: Reisys V. Felicity Sumeragi ([[Blatant Lies|mistakenly known to some]] as [[Do Not Call Me "Paul"|Kobato Hasegawa]], Kodaka's younger sister of three years) drinks tomato juice (and resorts only to Pepsi whenever it's unavailable), claims to be [[Really Seven Hundred Years Old|thousands of years old]] (though that doesn't stop her from carrying around a patchwork stuffed rabbit), and believes vampires already had an advanced magical culture while humans were still cavemen. She also claims to have a weakness to [[Weaksauce Weakness|cold water]]
* [[Parental Abandonment]]: Kodaka and Kobato's English mother Airi is dead, and their father Hayato works in America, leaving Kodaka to [[Promotion to Parent|take care of Kobato all by himself]].
** Sena's father Tenma gives a [[Take That]] to this trope in the anime, calling Hayato trash for doing it. [[Berserk Button|Kodaka is none too pleased.]]
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* [[Perspective Flip]]: {{spoiler|The first half of Episode 12 shows the events from Kodaka's transfer until the formation of the Neighbors Club from Yozora's perspective, where it is revealed that she instantly recognized him as "Taka", but she [[Cannot Spit It Out]] because Kodaka can't recognize her in return as "Sora".}}
* [[Player Killing]]: Sena and Yozora can't really play nice.
* [[
* [[Potty Emergency]]: The end of Episode 10 has Sena coming to Kodaka and Yukimura's room and asking the former to escort her to the bathroom. He'd eventually do the same for Kobato and Maria, then kicks Rika out when it turns out she just wants to sleep with him. And when he goes out for the bathroom himself, he encounters Yozora at the doorstep.
* [[Precision F-Strike]]: "Bitch" gets said a lot in Episode 2, while Yozora and Sena prejudge a video game character as a [[Bitch in Sheep's Clothing]].
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* [[RPG Episode]]: TV episodes 2 and 5 and chapter 17 of the manga, as well as a volume in the light novel.
* [[Running Gag]]: [[Jerkass|Yozora]] says or does something cruel to [[Sitcom Arch Nemesis|Sena]]. Sena yells childish insults back at her and runs away crying. Usually happens [[Once Per Episode|once an episode.]]
* [[Second Year Protagonist]]: The main
* [[Seinen]]
* [[Serious Business]]: Sena and her games.
** Exchanging cell phone numbers for Kodaka and Yozora.
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** To a lesser extent, Kobato and Maria, playing on their Dark vs. Light (i.e., vampire vs. nun) dichotomy.
* [[Slasher Smile]]: Kodaka's smile appears to be this to other people.
* [[So Bad It's Good]]: [[Invoked Trope|Invoked]] [[In-Universe]] in the third [[Light Novel]] with Rika describing "St. Joe's Academy Tale" as this word for word, being a lighthearted galge notorious for plunging straight into outright nightmarish [[Downer Ending
* [[Sophisticated As Hell]]: Rika in the fourth novel.
{{quote|'''Rika:''' "Oh, yeah, now [[Third Person Person|Rika]] is supposed to behave in a more refined way. Would you care for a fuck, sempai?"}}
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* [[Super Drowning Skills]]: Sena claims she cannot swim, blaming her primary school's lack of swimming lessons for it. This factors into her plea to Kodaka, who, for a harem protagonist, ''averts'' this trope by being a decent swimmer, to teach her how to swim.
* [[Suspiciously Similar Song]]: Occasionally you can hear in the background something suspiciously similar to the [[John Williams|Imperial]] [[The Empire Strikes Back|March.]]
* [[Take That]]: There are many. One, continuing from the [[Ascended Meme]] above, has Kodaka wearing a stereotypical otaku virgin outfit, [https://web.archive.org/web/20120106073328/http://www.mangafox.com/manga/boku_wa_tomodachi_ga_sukunai/v01/c017/18.html with a shirt that has a] [[Bland-Name Product]] version of the [[Mayo Chiki]] logo on it.
* [[Tall, Dark and Bishoujo]]: Yozora
* [[The Immodest Orgasm]]: Rika's UNIVERSE! and EXCALIBUR!
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* [[Tsundere]]: Yozora and Sena display traits of this in varying degrees. Sometimes the cast will also discuss this trope or accuse a person of being one. At one point they ponder about having a "tsundere omniscient narrator". It didn't make much sense.
* [[Tsurime Eyes]]: Sena and Yozora accuse each other of having them.
* [[Twelve-Episode Anime]]
* [[Unusual Euphemism]]: "'''Universe!!!'''" (uttered twice, once by Rika while [[The Immodest Orgasm|climaxing]] while reading aloud her EVA x Gundam ero-doujin, and then by Sena running out of her house crying after being seen naked by Kodaka). Probably doubles as a [[Shout-Out]] to ''[[Turn A Gundam
* [[Video Game Caring Potential]]: Sena becomes addicted to [[Dating Sim|dating sims]] because of this, to the point of referring to the characters in them casually as if they were her actual friends.
* [[Video Game Cruelty Potential]]: [[Played for Laughs]] in Chapter 4/Episode 2. While playing "Tokimeite Memorial Days", Yozora and Sena agreed -- [[Sitcom Arch Nemesis|for once]]
** Also, while playing [[Monster Hunter]] Sena and Yozora spend most of their time griefing each other and ignoring everything else, including their mission and Kodaka.
* [[Vitriolic Best Buds]]: Yozora and Sena are implied to be an extreme Type 2, sprinkled with a little bit of "[[With Friends Like These...]]". Yozora says that nicknames are only reserved for friends, even if it's an [[Embarrassing Nickname]] such as Sena's "[[Gag Boobs|Meat]]". On Sena's side, she confides to Kodaka that she is secretly happy with that nickname, because that was the first one she received. {{spoiler|Volume 4 of the light novel makes the subtext all the more obvious when Sena reveals that she has ''five'' pictures of Yozora, and comments that the latter, post-haircut, [[Stupid Sexy Flanders|looks stupidly handsome]] [[Bifauxnen|on a male school uniform]].}}
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* [[Wise Beyond Their Years]]: [[Averted Trope|Averted]] by Maria, who's only ''educated'' beyond her years. She knows the contents of a high school textbook and is a teacher, but in every other respect she looks, acts, and is as intelligent as the 10-year-old child she is.
** Turns out her education completely and totally [[Children Are Innocent|skipped sex-ed]], as she apparently doesn't even know what a penis is until Rika explains how sex works to her. Plausible, given her education by what's apparently a fairly strict and uptight sect of Christianity/Catholicism (or the [[Nuns Are Mikos|Japanese version of it anyway]]).
* [[X Meets Y]]: ''[[The Breakfast Club]]'' meets ''[[Love Hina]]'' without the [[
* [[Yaoi Fangirl]]/[[Yuri Fangirl]]: Rika mostly subscribes to the former, but can also swing to the latter, as evidenced by her writing a [[Les Yay]] doujin starring her and Yozora.
▲* [[You Are a Tree Charlie Brown]]: Kodaka is forced to play a tree in the Neighbors Club's production of ''Momotaro''. This is ''after'' Yozora cut out a bunch of parts to accommodate the club's small size. Somehow she overshot the mark by one, so she added a tree back in.
* [[Zettai Ryouiki]]: Yozora
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