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* [[Interspecies Romance]]: In the gag dub, the ghost of a rabbit and one of the crew members. She breaks up with him not because he's a rabbit, but because [[Where Da White Women At?|he's black.]]
* [[Invisible to Adults]]: Babasare.
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* [[Killer Rabbit]]: Shirotabi. Apparently any creature ressurected by that particular ritual comes back a a [[Came Back Wrong|berserk monster]], but this time, it just HAD to be a fluffy little rabbit...
* [[Lull Destruction]]: Used frequently in the dub to turn boring moments into successful humor. A good example is in Episode 15, where Yamime goes "Wheeee!" when floating up the stairs, then casually humming a tune while removing the barricade from the bedroom door.
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* [[Precision F-Strike]]: Starting in episode 15 in the dub.
* [[Put on a Bus]]: It happens with the friendlier and more harmless ghosts of the old school building.
▲* [[Replicant Snatching]]: Episode 7 was about a group of evil spirits residing in a dimension beyond the mirror who tried to abduct everyone in town and impersonate them once the originals were trapped in the other dimension.
* [[Right on the Tick]]: In episode 5, there's a ghost who is said to always kill a runner at the sports festival at 4:44. (At least according to the gag dub).
* [[Rule of Scary]]: Boy, where to start...
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