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** Chiri Kitsu could also be called one—her default mode is tsun-tsun with (rare) instances of dere-dere that almost always devolves into a violent psychotic episode when Nozomu fails to live up to her (somewhat unfairly unrealistic) expectations. |
** Chiri Kitsu could also be called one—her default mode is tsun-tsun with (rare) instances of dere-dere that almost always devolves into a violent psychotic episode when Nozomu fails to live up to her (somewhat unfairly unrealistic) expectations. |
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** Parodied/discussed in ''Zoku'' Episode 5. It even uses the "Don't misunderstand. I didn't do this for you" excuse which triggers the conversation and practically gets lampshaded as a common tsundere excuse. |
** Parodied/discussed in ''Zoku'' Episode 5. It even uses the "Don't misunderstand. I didn't do this for you" excuse which triggers the conversation and practically gets lampshaded as a common tsundere excuse. |
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* [[Twelve-Episode Anime]]: All of the three seasons are 12-13 episodes long. |
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* [[Unmoving Pattern]]: Anything anyone wears that has a pattern. Most often applies to Nozomu. |
* [[Unmoving Pattern]]: Anything anyone wears that has a pattern. Most often applies to Nozomu. |
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* [[Unpleasable Fanbase]]: Discussed [[In-Universe]] in the latter half of Season 1 Episode 11 as part of a larger discussion about how people use the "I-just-followed-the-''X''-to-the-letter" excuse to escape criticism—in this case, negative fan reactions to the way a film adaptation relates to its source material. On one hand, a director complains that despite staying faithful to the source material, his adaptation is still panned as boring. On the other hand, Nozomu then points over to the flip side: a group of angry fanboys (including Harumi) beating up another director for straying from the source material. |
* [[Unpleasable Fanbase]]: Discussed [[In-Universe]] in the latter half of Season 1 Episode 11 as part of a larger discussion about how people use the "I-just-followed-the-''X''-to-the-letter" excuse to escape criticism—in this case, negative fan reactions to the way a film adaptation relates to its source material. On one hand, a director complains that despite staying faithful to the source material, his adaptation is still panned as boring. On the other hand, Nozomu then points over to the flip side: a group of angry fanboys (including Harumi) beating up another director for straying from the source material. |
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