Venus Versus Virus: Difference between revisions

* [[God]]: {{spoiler|Aion is considered to be the God of the True World he and Sonoka are trying to make.}}

* [[God of Evil]]: {{spoiler|This is the the protagonists describe Aion as, although he claims the True World is beyond the concepts of good and evil.}}

* [[Grand Theft Me]]: {{spoiler|In the manga, Aion possesses Lucif and Yoshiki, and Sonoka possesses Ruka.}}

* [[The Gunslinger]]: Lucia, although she loads her gun with blanks containing Virus-antidote.

** Sumire Taka''hana'' keeps flowers around to lend cheer to Lucia's environment. For those non-Japanese speakers, ''hana'' means "flower."

* [[Minori Chihara]]: Sumire's voice actress.

* [[More Than Mind Control]]: The way Aion prefers to manipulate others.

* [[Older Than They Look]]: In the anime, {{spoiler|Lola and Layla are ageless artificial humans, so they're much older than Lucia and Sumire. In the manga, they're just preteen girls with psychic powers.}}

* [[Psycho Lesbian]]: Sumire, in Berserker mode! It's a little bit subtle as she is violent with the Viruses and more sexual (in a rape sort of way) with Lucia, as at one point she says they should "become one."

** Also, Lucia appears to be this in the anime, when she {{spoiler|stakes Sumire's boyfriend.}}

* [[Religion of Evil]]: {{spoiler|Aion and his followers are described as being a cult and responsible for many of the problems involving the Viruses, and their religions has shades of [[Useful Notes/Gnosticism|Gnosticism]].}}

* [[Revolvers Are Just Better]]: Lucia prefers a revolver over the half-automatic gun Sumire uses, although Sumire also uses a revolver in the manga.

* [[Weird Moon]]

* [[What Could Have Been]]: At the end of the first volume, you get to read the original oneshot, and look at the original character designs. The Viruses were more like demons, and Lucia's covered eye was different. Sumire's cousins looked very different too.

* [[Yandere]]: In the manga, Layla, when she's not being an [[Emotionless Girl|emotionless girl]]. Although it's not romantic, she has a creepy obsession with "becoming one" with Lola.

* [[You Gotta Have Blue Hair]]: Aside from the teal-haired Lucia, characters have plausible hair colors, though Sumire's red-auburn is unlikely to be seen on a Japanese person.