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* [[Dismotivation]]: Kariya intentionally avoids a promotion so he can relax and hang out with Yashiro. Which does NOT mean that he isn't any good at his job. Holy hell, that guy's tough.
* [[The Dog Was the Mastermind]]: {{spoiler|It may have been noticed Joshua was fishy, but it was not expected for him to be ''the Composer''.}}
* [[Doomy Dooms of Doom]]: Higashizawa's infamous "Pudding of Their Doom." Perhaps he's related to [[Mario and& Luigi|Fawful]].
* [[Double Entendre]]: Joshua uses these frequently. Usually doubles with [[Ho Yay]]. One among many, many cases:
{{quote| "You watch my behind, I'll watch yours."}}
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* [[Everyone Calls Him "Barkeep"]]: Futoshi, 777's concert technician. Throughout the main story, he's referred to as "the tech", but you learn his name in the bonus chapter.
* [[Everything's Better with Penguins]]: Or rather, [[Call a Rabbit a Smeerp|popguins]].
* [[Evil Tastes Good]]: GM Higashizawa loves making food-based puns. "The pudding of their doom", huh? That's just [[Mario and& Luigi: Superstar Saga|Fawful]], dude. "I'll char your bones black!" "Now we're ''boiling!''"
* [[The Evils of Free Will]]
* [[Evil Versus Evil]]: {{spoiler|Kitaniji vs. Joshua.}}
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*** One of the Swag items makes a shout-out to the original ''[[Final Fantasy I|Final Fantasy]]'', with Matoya's spell.
** Apart from a few minor differences, Kitaniji's time-stopping ability looks suspiciously like [[Jo Jo's Bizarre Adventure|Dio's "The World".]]
** "The proof is in the pudding...the pudding of their DOOM!" A possible Shout Out to a [[Mario and& Luigi: Superstar Saga|certain engrish-speaking villain?]]
** "'[[The Sixth Sense|I see dead people]]' kind of sees things?"
** Strangely enough, ''[[The Wizard of Oz (film)|The Wizard of Oz]]''. The Game Masters and Kitaniji have the four cardinal directions in their names, and Neku and Beat both call Konishi a "witch" on a few occasions. The "nishi" in Konishi means "West"; as in the Wicked Witch of the West?