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* [[Royals Who Actually Do Something]]: Drives the plot. Lute is considered a lazy [[Handsome Lech]] by his enemies, and while they aren't wrong to some extent, he's actually much sharper than he let's on, purposely weaponizing that perception of himself so his [[Obfuscating Stupidity]] continues to work for him. |
* [[Royals Who Actually Do Something]]: Drives the plot. Lute is considered a lazy [[Handsome Lech]] by his enemies, and while they aren't wrong to some extent, he's actually much sharper than he let's on, purposely weaponizing that perception of himself so his [[Obfuscating Stupidity]] continues to work for him. |
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** His enemies also happen to be largely royals themselves, and they are attempting to be this trope to gain an advantage over Lute politically. |
** His enemies also happen to be largely royals themselves, and they are attempting to be this trope to gain an advantage over Lute politically. |
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* [[Running Gag]]: This game |
* [[Running Gag]]: This game continues the incredibly dumb [[Faceless Mooks]] assassins gag from the first game, complete Lute foiling their schemes to a point it's insulting. |
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Kyonyuu Fantasy Gaiden, localized as Funbag Fantasy: Sideboob Story, is a side-story to the Kyonyuu Fantasy H-game that was originally released in 2011, but was finally localized in English in 2018.
Tropes used in Kyonyuu Fantasy Gaiden include:
- Gaiden Game: As the name says, though it's more a direct sequel and follow-up to the True Ending of the previous game.
- Harem Hero: Lute starts off this way, officially married to three of his harem members, and is just as bound to the others even if it's not official.
- Reality Ensues: This game explodes the conceit the True Ending of the last game meant everything would be fine for Lute. In fact, this game covers all the loose ends and political resentments the previous game planted the seeds for.
- Royals Who Actually Do Something: Drives the plot. Lute is considered a lazy Handsome Lech by his enemies, and while they aren't wrong to some extent, he's actually much sharper than he let's on, purposely weaponizing that perception of himself so his Obfuscating Stupidity continues to work for him.
- His enemies also happen to be largely royals themselves, and they are attempting to be this trope to gain an advantage over Lute politically.
- Running Gag: This game continues the incredibly dumb Faceless Mooks assassins gag from the first game, complete Lute foiling their schemes to a point it's insulting.
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