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* [[Defeat Means Friendship]]: When Hayato puts the beat down on Bishop, some of his former gang members decide to help him out finding Naru's missing bike.
* [[Dirty Old Man]]: The bartender. Younger than most examples but still qualifies.
* [[Does This Remind You of Anything?]]: [[Played for Laughs|Played for]] ''[[What Do You Mean
* [[Dogged Nice Guy]]: Takashi
* {{spoiler|[[Earn Your Happy Ending]]:}} And how. The first few episodes seem disjointed and confusing, but if you can manage to get through them, it starts to make sense.
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** This trope is apparently [[Fridge Brilliance|as accurate as you can get]] when comparing {{spoiler|the dream world and it's real counterpart ''Wing Quest''. All of the dreams are fake, since they were based on the game Haneda played as a child, and translated to one of his personalities.}}
* [[Fish Out of Temporal Water]]: Karura thinking that he can interact with a ''snowman'' promptly beats it up!
* [[Four Lines, All Waiting|Five Lines, Overflow]]: By reading the description at the top, you would assume that all of these "timelines" are all separate from each other, which they are. That's not the point here: {{spoiler|all of the timelines are done at different points of the same day, by the same person. That "Gretagard" sequence, however, is fake.}}
* [[Gainaxing]]: You can average the times the anime does this to around 1 [[Misty May]] per minute.
* [[Genki Girl]]: Naru, and Miyako at times.
* [[Genre Busting]]/[[Widget Series]]: It gets hard to classify this after Episode 4. Episode 7 shoves that in a cake and throws it out the window. Episode 12 is completely different from everything else.
* [[Gratuitous English]] <-> [[Gratuitous Japanese]]: One of the rare justifications for both tropes. Alice is trying to learn Japanese, but, as noted by Hayato, her grammar is still off. Over the course of the anime, she improves.
* [[Heroic BSOD]]: Takashi {{spoiler|after finding out that Gretagard doesn't exist. This leads him into an [[Angst Coma]] and it takes Asuka to [[Get a Hold of Yourself, Man!|beat it out of him.]] [[Crowning Moment of Funny|While the three other personalities]] ''[[Crowning Moment of Funny|including Karura]]'' [[Crowning Moment of Funny|get beaten up!]]}}
{{quote| '''[[Cloudcuckoolander|Karura]]''': ''[[Makes Just As Much Sense in Context|I want to eat an alligator!!!]]''}}
* [[Heroic Sociopath]]: Karura
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* [[Mega Neko]]: Hiyori herself wears one, complete with attempts at [[Fan Service]] for Hayato, which only work for the viewer.
* [[Melee a Trois]]: What happens when Hayato attempts to stop a [[Mob War]] before it gets brutal. He ends up almost fighting against the leaders, before the leaders decide to retreat.
* [[Ms. Fanservice]]: [[In
* [[Mob War]]: YFB and R-Wings are pretty much this.
* [[Motor Mouth]]: Miyako in episode 9, for quite a while. She does it again in episode 12. A far cry from her original [[The Quiet One|quiet]] persona.
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* [[X Meets Y]]: [[Gender Bender|Gender bended]] [[Change 123]] with an [[Unwanted Harem]].
** [[Durarara]] meets [[Persona 4]]
* [[What Do You Mean
** Throwing cakes ''on the streets!'' Double points for Karura actually declaring that ''it's war!''
** Explaining what an ''Imouto Moe'' is has never been as [[Serious Business]] as this.
* [[White
* [[Wouldn't Hit a Girl]]: Takashi, and {{spoiler|his split personalities, which unfortunately means he won't stop the beat down that Asuka is giving him.}}
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