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* [[Not So Different]]: At first Chitoge and Raku seem to be polar opposites, but eventually they find out that they have surpassingly similar experiences as heirs of crime syndicates. |
* [[Not So Different]]: At first Chitoge and Raku seem to be polar opposites, but eventually they find out that they have surpassingly similar experiences as heirs of crime syndicates. |
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* [[Troperiffic]]: Think of a [[Romantic Comedy]] trope. There's good chance that it applies. |
* [[Troperiffic]]: Think of a [[Romantic Comedy]] trope. There's good chance that it applies. |
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* [[Tsundere]]: Ruri has a bit of this, but only toward Shuu. On one occasion, after he'd loudly admired the other girls' appearance but was more casual about hers, [[Megaton Punch|she hit him]] with what the narrative text called an "I-don't-really-care-but-I'm-still-kind-of-pissed-off-punch." |
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* [[Unprovoked Pervert Payback]]: Averted. Raku walks in on Chitoge in the hot spring, but she quickly figures that it's because Claude switched the signs to destroy Raku's reputation. |
* [[Unprovoked Pervert Payback]]: Averted. Raku walks in on Chitoge in the hot spring, but she quickly figures that it's because Claude switched the signs to destroy Raku's reputation. |
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** Played straight whenever Tsugumi is involved. |
** Played straight whenever Tsugumi is involved. |
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