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* [[Floral Theme Naming]]: All of the Nobility have this.
* [[Floral Theme Naming]]: All of the Nobility have this.
** There's also ''Yuri''a and Kaoruko ''Tsubaki'' from "Riruha Rirura"
** There's also ''Yuri''a and Kaoruko ''Tsubaki'' from "Riruha Rirura"
* [[Flower Motifs]]: Nanako, a character in one of ''Ouendan 2'''s multiplayer scenarios, has the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Government_Seal_of_Japan Paulownia Seal] on her tennis racket, to contrast with her [[Rival]] Ageha's [[Gem Encrusted]] ''[[Gold Makes Everything Shiny|golden]]'' one.
* [[Flower Motifs]]: Nanako, a character in one of ''Ouendan 2'''s multiplayer scenarios, has the [[wikipedia:Government Seal of Japan|Paulownia Seal]] on her tennis racket, to contrast with her [[Rival]] Ageha's [[Gem Encrusted]] ''[[Gold Makes Everything Shiny|golden]]'' one.
* [[Gender Blender Name]]: Kaoru is a man.
* [[Gender Blender Name]]: Kaoru is a man.
* [[Getting Crap Past the Radar]]: Lots of times.
* [[Getting Crap Past the Radar]]: Lots of times.
* [[Girlish Pigtails]] / [[Every Girl Is Cuter With Hair Decs]]: Both "cute" cheergirls hit both tropes, and the Nobility girls all have some sort of hair accessory.
* [[Girlish Pigtails]] / [[Every Girl Is Cuter With Hair Decs]]: Both "cute" cheergirls hit both tropes, and the Nobility girls all have some sort of hair accessory.
* [[Girls With Moustaches]]: Reika dons a fake one in "Samurai Blue".
* [[Girls With Moustaches]]: Reika dons a fake one in "Samurai Blue".
* [[Gonk]]: JIN2's fangirls. Christine Kamogawa's design counts as well, looking almost [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Superflat superflat] compared to the more generic supporting cast.
* [[Gonk]]: JIN2's fangirls. Christine Kamogawa's design counts as well, looking almost [[wikipedia:Superflat|superflat]] compared to the more generic supporting cast.
* [[Gratuitous English]]
* [[Gratuitous English]]
* [[Gun Kata]]: Joe does this if you do well enough in the first two parts of "Shanghai Honey".
* [[Gun Kata]]: Joe does this if you do well enough in the first two parts of "Shanghai Honey".
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* [[Meaningful Name]]: There are more than a few. Most notably, the Noble team in OTO 2 have names that mirror their rival's, and [[Wolf Man|Goro Okami]] had the misfortune to have a surname that could also mean "Wolf".
* [[Meaningful Name]]: There are more than a few. Most notably, the Noble team in OTO 2 have names that mirror their rival's, and [[Wolf Man|Goro Okami]] had the misfortune to have a surname that could also mean "Wolf".
** More than that: each difficulty's leaders have a theme in their forenames. Easy has names that refer to inexperience, Normal has animal themes and Hard is basically a representative of what their team is like. Insane kinda breaks the trend though.
** More than that: each difficulty's leaders have a theme in their forenames. Easy has names that refer to inexperience, Normal has animal themes and Hard is basically a representative of what their team is like. Insane kinda breaks the trend though.
** Aoi Kanda's name is ''retroactively'' meaningful. As the cheergirls didn't get [[All There in the Manual|profiles]] in the first game, the fact that she could speak multiple languages could reference the fact that [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kanda,_Tokyo Kanda] is a place in Tokyo known for its large supply of books.
** Aoi Kanda's name is ''retroactively'' meaningful. As the cheergirls didn't get [[All There in the Manual|profiles]] in the first game, the fact that she could speak multiple languages could reference the fact that [[wikipedia:Kanda, Tokyo|Kanda]] is a place in Tokyo known for its large supply of books.
* [[Meganekko]]: Aoi for a [[Moe]] example, and Reika for a [[Yamato Nadeshiko]] example.
* [[Meganekko]]: Aoi for a [[Moe]] example, and Reika for a [[Yamato Nadeshiko]] example.
* [[Mega Neko]]: Nyaragon, from one stage in OTO 2. Possibly created as a counter to the giant blue mouse in OTO 1, and ''likely'' as a [[Shout Out]] to ''[[Elite Beat Agents]]''.
* [[Mega Neko]]: Nyaragon, from one stage in OTO 2. Possibly created as a counter to the giant blue mouse in OTO 1, and ''likely'' as a [[Shout Out]] to ''[[Elite Beat Agents]]''.
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* [[Unusual Eyebrows]]: Mainly of the Fiery variety, although Ryuuta sports some impressive Lightning brows.
* [[Unusual Eyebrows]]: Mainly of the Fiery variety, although Ryuuta sports some impressive Lightning brows.
* [[Verbal Tic]]: Tan Yao says "aru" a lot after sentences, which is usually an indicator of a Chinese person.
* [[Verbal Tic]]: Tan Yao says "aru" a lot after sentences, which is usually an indicator of a Chinese person.
** Monkey-kun's toy soldier partner has "de arimasu," which is a very military way of speaking. Or maybe a "Shout Out" to a certain [http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/KeroroGunsou sergeant] too.
** Monkey-kun's toy soldier partner has "de arimasu," which is a very military way of speaking. Or maybe a "Shout Out" to a certain [[Keroro Gunsou|sergeant]] too.
* [[Weaksauce Weakness]]: The robots from "Shanghai Honey" are weak to water. And decide to invade a planet that's two-thirds made of it. And start their invasion on an ''[[What an Idiot!|island nation]]''.
* [[Weaksauce Weakness]]: The robots from "Shanghai Honey" are weak to water. And decide to invade a planet that's two-thirds made of it. And start their invasion on an ''[[What an Idiot!|island nation]]''.
* [[Widget Series]]
* [[Widget Series]]
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