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''Yamibou'' is based on an [[Dating Sim|"H"-game]] by Root with artwork done by Carnelian. The original game's plot is vastly different, lacking much of the ''yuri'' due to starring a nameless male main character (who was completely eliminated from the anime.)
 
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This show provides examples of:
* [[Airplane of Love]]
* [[All Just a Dream]] (Hazuki and Hatsumi share a very passionate scene, only to have it turn out to be nothing more than a dream--in the new world at least.)
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* [[Bleached Underpants]]
* [[Character Exaggeration]] (In the game, Lilith is an intelligent and cunning woman, if somewhat of a flirt. Only the 'flirt' part seemed to make the transition to the anime, leaving her a borderline bimbo with a lust for Hazuki that wasn't present previously--though even in the anime she hints at being more intelligent and compassionate than meets the eye now and then.)
* [[Cipher Scything]] The nameless body-hopping protagonist of the game is replaced by the minor character [[Tall, Dark and Bishoujo|Hazuki]].
* [[Commedia Dell Arte Troupe]]
* [[Cute Mute]] (Hatsumi)
* [[Dangerous Sixteenth Birthday]]
* {{spoiler|[[Did Not Get the Girl]]}} (At least in the anime.)
* [[Even the Girls Want Her]] (Hazuki; however, [[Single -Target Sexuality|if they're not Hatsumi, she's not interested]].)
* [[False Camera Effects]]
* [[Fan Service]] (covering pretty much every sub-category, too)
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** It's actually three endings at once, none of which fit together. In one part, Hatsumi leaves a message, in the next, the message is entirely erased. Many fans nowadays seem to think the ending is supposed to be a Pick-and-Choose-your-ending thing.
* [[Gaiden Game]]: ''Yamibou''s visual novel was given one in the form of ''Koge to Lilith no [[Gratuitous German|Nachtmusik]]''. It's basically Lilith having lots of encounters with people in [[Cosplay|various outfits]]. [[Fridge Brilliance]] dictates that it's probably to make it easier to fit in wherever she goes...
** Bonus points for some of those outfits being [[Shout -Out|call-backs]] to some of the older games that Carnelian worked on, like ''[[Moonlight Lady|KaoNoNaiTsuki]]'' and ''Machine Maiden''.
* [[Hair Colors]]
* [[Hot Librarian]] (in a more literal sense)
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* [[Magic Librarian]]
* [[Magical Library]]: The Great Library consists of books that contain every single world of the multiverse down to the smallest detail.
* [[Mayfly -December Romance]]
* [[Medieval European Fantasy]]
* [[Multiple -Tailed Beast]]: It stars two [[Kitsune|kitsunes]], one with nine tails and one with just two.
* [[Nice Hat]] (right there in the title, and the picture)
* [[Nubile Savage]] (Quill)
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* [[Reincarnation]]
* [[Schoolgirl Lesbians]] (At the time of its release, practically the Platonic ideal of Schoolgirl Lesbians. Wow.)
* [[Shout -Out]]: Leading to possible [[Epileptic Trees]]: Hazuki shares her last name with Io Azuma, a protagonist of ROOT's previous visual novel (also with Carnelian's art), ''[[Moonlight Lady|Kao no Nai Tsuki]]''.
* [[Spell My Name Withwith an "S"]] - Upon broadcast, the most commonly-viewed fansubbed version of the anime had some rather different ideas on name spellings. Among them were Marieru instead of Mariel, Garuganchua instead of Gargantua, Jiru instead of Jill, and most noticeably, Ririsu instead of Lilith. (Curiously, they did not render Adam and Eve as Adamu and Ibu.) A re-release by a different group in 2007 used the romanizations listed in [[The Other Wiki]].
* [[Super -Deformed]] (Koge-chibi)
* [[Tall, Dark and Bishoujo]] (Azuma Hazuki)
* [[Theme Tune Cameo]]
* [[Trapped in Another World]] In several worlds, actually.
* [[Twelve -Episode Anime]]
 
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