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The mysterious "princess" follows Tsukimi to the "Nunnery", the boarding house she shares with a bunch of fellow nerdy [[Otaku]] girls, and ends up sleeping in Tsukimi's room. This dreamy girl, however, is not all what [[Wholesome Crossdresser|she looks...]]

 

 

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* [[Agent Peacock]]: Kuranosuke is this, albiet a slightly more realistic than usual version.

* [[Almost Kiss]]: Episode 7.

* [[Please Put Some Clothes On]]: Tsukimi says this to Kuranosuke when he's hanging around her apartment in his boxers.

* [[Primal Scene]]: Subverted with {{spoiler|poor Shuu}} and [[Lampshaded]] by Kuranosuke.

** {{spoiler|Turns out to not so subverted as Kuranosuke's lampshading is revealed to be almost prescient in what happened: Walk-in closet? Check. Backstage room? Check. Theater? Check. He was only off in that they were making out, and that by his dad's own admission, "Only made it to second base!" }}

* [[Punny Name]]: Clara's transliterated spelling (Kurara) is one character off from Kurage (Jellyfish, but you should know that by now).

** And somehow, strangely Vic's Vapor Rub.

*** Vapor rubs, particularly Vic's, are pretty popular in Japan.

** In episode 9, Inari [[Saint Seiya|goes Pegasus]] when told Shu is {{spoiler|a virgin}}.

** Kuranosuke {{spoiler|manages to trick Chieko and Jiji into thinking he's a girl raised as a boy (even he can't believe it worked) when he}} refers to ''[[Rose of Versailles]]'' and starts dressing as Oscar.

*** This would be compounded by being, well, otaku in Japan: the view is ''not'' a positive one. If the Nuns present themselves as being even ''relatively'' normal people, they're going to get a '''lot''' farther in Japan than if they're a touch too noticeably fujoshi.<ref>Which means 'rotten women,' and should say a lot about how female otaku are perceived.</ref>

** Nisha later takes great pains to point out that Kuranosuke's very short-sighted idea to start a fashion line by selling couture clothes is not sustainable, especially in this economy:

** By the way, this is her being encouraging.

* [[Super Window Jump]]: Parodied. Tsukimi tries this once in the anime, and twice in the manga; Kuranosuke pulls her back inside the first time, the second time she succeeds but it's a very short drop.

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