Osu! Tatakae! Ouendan: Difference between revisions

* [[Hemisphere Bias]]: The results screen of the final level in both games is a globe centered on Asia and Japan. In ''[[Elite Beat Agents]]'', it's on North America.

* [[Her Codename Was Mary Sue]]: The protagonist of Christine Kamogawa's novel in the "Bang! Bang! Vacances" stage is obviously supposed to be an idealized version of Ms. Kamogawa herself.

* [[Historical Beauty Update]]: Literally done with Cleopatra. She starts off as a fat [[Gonk]], then uses pyramid power, miracle dances and the support of Japanese cheerleaders to make herself beautiful in order to impress Antony.

* [[Historical Domain Character]]: You get to cheer on a fat Cleopatra in one of the first game's levels.

*** And the opening of "Sekai wa Sore wo Ai to Yobundaze" has even more tears from the Nobility!

*** And in the same stage, in a recreation of the scene from the first game's final stage, the backup cheerleaders from both teams shed the waterworks. Whether it's [[Tears of Joy]] or [[Tears of Fear|not]].

* [[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.

* [[Scenery Censor]]: See [[Fan Service]] above.

* [[Shout-Out]]: Considering how the games were made to lampoon as many [[Japanese Media Tropes]] as possible in what is considered an E rating in Japan, some references were inevitable.

** There are also the plumbers [[Super Mario Brothers|that totally do not represent any other Nintendo-made plumbers in any way]] in "Bambina".

** "Taiyou ga Moete iru" has a main character who's powers are similar to [[Ultraman]]'s.