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* [[Action Girl]]: Violet during her time in the military. |
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* [[Character Title]]: Guess who the main character of the show is! You'll never guess it, not in a million years and a lifetime! |
* [[Character Title]]: Guess who the main character of the show is! You'll never guess it, not in a million years and a lifetime! |
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* [[Emotionless Girl]]: Violet, when she first starts, cannot understand what love or any other emotion is, speaking in a stoic, composed voice. Because of this, she struggles to express others' emotions down on paper, leading to many angry complaints. By the end of episode three she still remains emotionless, but finally learns how to express others' feelings in the letter she writes. |
* [[Emotionless Girl]]: Violet, when she first starts, cannot understand what love or any other emotion is, speaking in a stoic, composed voice. Because of this, she struggles to express others' emotions down on paper, leading to many angry complaints. By the end of episode three she still remains emotionless, but finally learns how to express others' feelings in the letter she writes. |
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* [[Ghibli Hills]]: In episode four, when Violet and Iris visit Iris's home town of Kazaly, Leidenschaftlich, as it is a small mountain village primarily focused on agriculture. They are drawn with enough detail to make the actual [[Studio Ghibli]] proud. |
* [[Ghibli Hills]]: In episode four, when Violet and Iris visit Iris's home town of Kazaly, Leidenschaftlich, as it is a small mountain village primarily focused on agriculture. They are drawn with enough detail to make the actual [[Studio Ghibli]] proud. |
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* [[In Medias Res]]: The series opens with Violet saying that an accessory is the same colour as Major Gilbert's eyes, before curing to the present day. Context to that scene is later given in episode 8. |
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* [[Living Weapon]]: Some members of the military call Violet this, due to her nimble and deadly nature, single-handedly turning around a war. |
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* [[Long Title]]: Episodes like ''You Won't Be a Tool, But a Person Worthy of That Name'' and ''May You Be an Exemplary Auto Memoir Doll'' have long titles, although other episodes have short titles, and some episodes don't have titles at all. |
* [[Long Title]]: Episodes like ''You Won't Be a Tool, But a Person Worthy of That Name'' and ''May You Be an Exemplary Auto Memoir Doll'' have long titles, although other episodes have short titles, and some episodes don't have titles at all. |
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* [[No Title]]: Episodes seven has a blank name in the ending sequence where episode names are displayed. Episode eight doesn't even display its name. |
* [[No Title]]: Episodes seven has a blank name in the ending sequence where episode names are displayed. Episode eight doesn't even display its name. |
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* [[Scenery Gorn]]: During Violet's war flashbacks, animated with stunning detail. |
* [[Scenery Gorn]]: During Violet's war flashbacks, animated with stunning detail. |
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* [[The Song Remains the Same]]: In the English dub, the ending song "Michishirube" remains in Japanese. |
* [[The Song Remains the Same]]: In the English dub, the ending song "Michishirube" remains in Japanese. |
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* [[War is Hell]]: The war sequences in flashbacks, often focusing on violence and death. Many bloody decapitation scenes are visible, along with screaming and suffering. |
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* [[What Is This Thing You Call Love?]]: The entire reason why Violet joins the CH Postal Company and becomes an auto memory doll is to learn about what love is. |
* [[What Is This Thing You Call Love?]]: The entire reason why Violet joins the CH Postal Company and becomes an auto memory doll is to learn about what love is. |
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* [[Whole-Episode Flashback]]: Episode eight focuses heavily on Violet's time in the military, with only a couple of minutes set in the present day. |
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