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=== This series contains examples of: ===
* [[Hundred
* [[A Day in The Limelight]]: ''Book of Shadows'' includes chapters from {{spoiler|Suzumoto}} and {{spoiler|Morishige}}'s viewpoints, both of whom were [[Out of Focus]] in ''Blood Covered''.
* [[Actor Allusion]]: [[Satomi Arai]] voices Seiko Shinohara, a [[Genki Girl|cheerful]] and [[Covert Pervert|perverted]] [[Schoolgirl Lesbian]] who has a crush on her best friend Naomi Nakashima who is voiced by [[Rina Satou]], similar to ''[[To Aru Majutsu no Index (Light Novel)|To Aru Majutsu no Index]]''.
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* {{spoiler|[[Bury Your Gays]]: [[Schoolgirl Lesbians|Poor Seiko...]]}}
** {{spoiler|And in Corpse Party: Musume, there's [[Canon Foreigner|Miyu]]}}.
* [[But Thou Must!]]: In ''Blood Covered'', seemingly averted when you're prompted to either continue moving forward or go back {{spoiler|at the warning of Sachiko.}} Played straight by the fact that even if you choose to turn back, Yoshiki will decide to go back and continue onward.
* [[Came Back Wrong]]: In ''Book of Shadows'', this is the result of {{spoiler|Ayumi and Naomi attempting to bring back Mayu with a ritual}}.
* [[Canon Foreigner]]: Shinohara Miyu, a [[Wholesome Crossdresser]] who is [[Ho Yay|in love with Satoshi]], from the Corpse Party: Musume manga.
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* [[Creepy Child]]: The giggling ghosts.
* [[Despair Event Horizon]]: In a very literal sense, the entire haunted school is one giant black hole made of despair, sucking in people who, when they die, become a part of the problem (usually by becoming a vengeful and/or pain-filled ghost). Most people caught in the school crack and go completely nuts if they aren't killed either by the ghosts or one another.
* {{spoiler|[[Downer Ending]]: Even in the True Ending only Satoshi, Naomi, Ayumi, Yoshiki and Yuka survive. Yep, about half of the main cast consists of [[Doomed Protagonist|Doomed Protagonists]] and can't be saved by any means whatsoever. And don't get started with all the secondary characters that die or have died. Oh, and it's still possible for others to fuck up the ritual and get thrown into the Nightmare School Dimension even if Sachiko passes on. Not to mention that the friends they lost will not only relive their deaths in eternal suffering, but they [[Ret
* [[Dub Name Change]]: Not for any of the characters, but in the English release, the dreaded school is called "Heavenly Host Elementary."
** Anyone who's read the New Testament will never take the name so peacefully ever again.
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* [[Promotion to Parent]]: After losing her mother, Seiko has become a sort of surrogate mother to her younger siblings.
* [[Red Herring]]: [[Double Subversion]] with the health points in the PSP version. Most deaths are a [[Nonstandard Game Over]], so it doesn't matter how many HP your characters have. There are some instances where the floor reduces your HP if you walk over it, but since you usually find a measure to become resistant against it, so HP doesn't have much meaning here either. And unlike in the Pc-98 version, there is no [[Final Boss|Final Boss Battle]].
* {{spoiler|[[Ret
* {{spoiler|[[Retirony]]: If Mayu had only transferred out sooner...}}
* [[Schoolgirl Lesbian]]: Seiko Shinohara. {{spoiler|Too bad Naomi doesn't reciprocate her feelings.}}
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* [[Utsuge]]: You '''will''' cry, either because of all the [[Tear Jerker]] moments or because of the ''huge'' amounts of [[Nightmare Fuel]].
** {{spoiler|[[Haunted Technology|"Re: No hard feelings"]] }}
* [[Wham! Episode]]: Each chapter will end this way, shoving a shocking event in your face that changes how you look at the situation.
** ''Blood Covered''
** Chapter 1: {{spoiler|Naomi finds Seiko hanging in a bathroom stall and is unable to save her. Seiko's death is the first to establish that no one is safe}}
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