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* [[Creator Provincialism]]
* [[Crossdresser]]: An unlockable ability in both games and mandatory in the first.
* [[Defeat by Modesty]]:
* [[Elegant Gothic Lolita]]: A frequent
* [[Funny Foreigner]]: Also a common NPC.
* [[Improbable Weapon User]]: Things that ''meant'' to be used as weapons (wooden swords, batons, the final boss's sword, armored gloves) are far outnumbered by the increasingly bizarre things that you would never expect to be (rhoombas, figurines, microphones and much much more).
* [[Misfit Mobilization Moment]]: At the end of the first game all the NPCs you met in sidequests show up to help defend Akiba. Completing all of them adds far more people helping out.
* [[Mugged for Disguise]]: At one point in the first game the player needs an IT Witch Maria cosplay outfit to progress. [[When All You Have Is a Hammer|The gameplay mechanics leave method of acquisition obvious]]. A set of sidequests in the second game has the player asked to get a woman some clothing. You could buy it or gain it as a reward for excess patronage to maid cafes, but its much quicker to strip some poor maid down to
* [[No Export for You]]: The first game.
* [[Non-Lethal KO]]: Despite clearly burning to a crisp, all transformed NPCs apparently show up alive but hospitalized.
* [[Purely Aesthetic Gender]]: Until you learn crossdressing, male and female characters have completely different equipment options but story wise everyone (except optional maid cafes) treats the player as male.
* [[Fanservice]]
* [[Magical Girl]]: IT Witch Maria in the first game, Striprism in the second.
* [[Occidental Otaku]]: Kati.
* [[Idol Singer]]: Rin.
* [[Instant Cosplay Surprise]]: While Touko agrees to cosplay a Striprism character she doesn't realize just how lewd the costume is till she actually puts it on.
* [[Non-Linear Sequel]]: There are no story connections between the two games.
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