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* [[Society Is to Blame]] - Hayate uses this trope when trying to explain his reasoning for attempting to kidnap Nagi. Only the fact that he fails, horribly, and then saves her from real kidnappers, getting her to take him on as her butler saves him, and starts the real story. |
* [[Society Is to Blame]] - Hayate uses this trope when trying to explain his reasoning for attempting to kidnap Nagi. Only the fact that he fails, horribly, and then saves her from real kidnappers, getting her to take him on as her butler saves him, and starts the real story. |
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* [[Social Services Does Not Exist]] - Worst. Parents. Ever. |
* [[Social Services Does Not Exist]] - Worst. Parents. Ever. |
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** Well, let's not be too quick to say [[Ranma |
** Well, let's not be too quick to say [[Ranma ½|worst]]... ...well, then again, fine, worst. |
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*** [[Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha|Worst]] [[Blaz Blue|in a]] comedy [[Neon Genesis Evangelion|series]], [[Code Geass|maybe]]. |
*** [[Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha|Worst]] [[Blaz Blue|in a]] comedy [[Neon Genesis Evangelion|series]], [[Code Geass|maybe]]. |
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* [[Something About a Rose]] - Himuro Saeki |
* [[Something About a Rose]] - Himuro Saeki |
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