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* [[Be Careful What You Wish For]]: Subverted with {{spoiler|Theofratus}}, whose fate is ''exactly'' what he was wishing for. Played straight later in the game, though then again, the subconscious wishes from the heart are also a tricky thing...
** ''Never'' wish to be alone. You might not like how it plays out.
* [[Beary Cute]]: The Mana of Life inhabits and brings the teddy bear held by Pamela Ibis to life.
* [[BFS]]: Flay's mechsword. Anna's katana is longer than she is tall. Also, Vayne can transform himself into a huge sword, or wield one in his [[Finishing Move]]. And Renee from the [[Quirky Miniboss Squad]], as well as some generic student enemies.
** And when we say Vayne's sword is big, try about 6 or more times his size.
** And a Boss ''is one''.
* [[Bishonen]]: Have you looked at the box?
* [[Bittersweet Ending]]/[[Downer Ending]]: The bad ending, which is, you know, [[Shaped Like Itself|bad]].
** Jess's ending isn't much better. {{spoiler|After the credits, we see her taking medicine in a bed (implying her condition has worsened) and Vayne tells her that ''this one'' will be the cure.}}
* Bizzarchitecture[[Bizarchitecture]]: Considering the island is created by alchemy, any of the natural landscapes could also apply. And they definitely ''do apply''. Floating midair platforms, endless underground levels, and some seriously big trees are the least of what you see here.
* [[Non Sequitur Episode]]: most of Muppy's Character Quests fall into this category.
* [[Blessed with Suck]]: Pity the poor fool who pacts with the Mana of Light. On one hand, yeah! You get combat abilities far surpassing what one could have without a Mana! And you become pretty awesome! On the other, be prepared to be (possibly publically) humiliated (on a huge scale) whenever the Mana is bored and is in need of entertainment (often).
** {{spoiler|Also Vayne, whose powers bring him nothing but trouble.}}
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* [[Contrived Coincidence]]: {{spoiler|Theofratus' attempts at healing Jessica ([[It Got Worse|it got a]] ''[[It Got Worse|lot]]'' [[It Got Worse|worse]] for her) caused him to view himself a failure, seeking a way to end his own (implied to be long) life, leading to Vayne being "born".}} And then it just so happens that Jess is the first person that Vayne befriends in school.
* [[Combination Attack]]: The Variable Strike. It doesn't matter which characters are used for the attack as long as the last one in the chain will be Vayne.
 
* [[Cute Monster Girl]]: Pamela; also Nikki and the other Beastman girls. And then there are those angel and demon enemies...
* [[Dark Is Not Evil]]: it only wants to grant wishes, that's all...
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** Vayne's special attacks all involve shadows, lots and lots of sharp blades, creepy red eyes, and surprisingly violent battle quotes. {{spoiler|So it makes sense that the final boss is a horrible mass of [[Red Eyes, Take Warning|red eyes]] that [[Tears of Blood|cry black gunk]]. Oh, and his [[Reality Warper|true power]] is pretty scary too.}}
** When Isolde {{spoiler|kills one of your friends to force Vayne's powers to surface}}, you have to think: {{spoiler|what if Vayne ''wasn't'' able to bring him/her back, and Isolde took the leap from slightly unbalanced teacher to murderer?}} Even worse than that, {{spoiler|she didn't even ''flinch'' when she killed them. If Vayne couldn't wish him/her back to life, what was to stop Isolde from murdering all of them right then and there to keep said murder a secret?}}
* [[Non Sequitur Episode]]: most of Muppy's Character Quests fall into this category.
* [[Nostalgic Music Box]]: Dream of the Black Cat, the music that plays over each chapter's beginning scene/flashback.
* [[Not So Stoic]]/[[Not So Above It All]]: Anna.