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* [[Double Standard Rape (Female on Female)]] : Miko doesn't hesitate to do the raping too when her enemy is another cute girl, and without her status as the heroine being compromised. See her battles against Bosatsu and Fubuki, for example.
* [[Everything's Better with Princesses]]: Miko is not only [[Heir to the Dojo]], but also the daughter of King Seikima and Queen Maria (and next in line for the throne.)
* [[Feuding Families]]: The Suzuka and the Miroku. This subplot of the original franchise takes the central stage in the comics book series, where it merges with an apocalyptic and inter-generational tale of lust and revenge several centuries old involving an handful of opposing factions, before being happily resolved with a [[Fourth Date Marriage]].▼
* [[Extraordinarily Empowered Girl]] : Miko is far from winning all her duels (especially when confined to conventional weaponry), but she has received a ninja training and as such never miss an opportunity to play acrobatics between skyscrapers whenever she is late to school.
* [[Faux Action Girl]]: Although Miko is a ninja, for every time she kicks ass, she gets the [[Distress Ball]] at least once, if not twice. In fact, Miko's character borders on the [[Cute Clumsy Girl]], sometimes; while not being totally useless during serious fights, she always kind of 'lose' and have to resort to injutsu techniques before coming out on top. This is pretty much the whole premise of ''La Blue Girl''; the sex ninja are more dangerous after being defeated.
▲* [[Feuding Families]]: The Suzuka and the Miroku. This subplot of the original franchise takes the central stage in the comics book series, where it merges with an apocalyptic and inter-generational tale of lust and revenge several centuries old involving an handful of opposing factions, before being happily resolved with a [[Fourth Date Marriage]].
* [[Freud Was Right]]: It's a [[hentai]] show, and we'll leave it at that.
* [[Furo Scene]]: Plenty in episodes 3 and 4 and the stage of much demon-slaying and ninja-training activity, [[Inuyasha|Miroku]]-[[Dirty Old Monk|style]].
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