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Kendra Kirai: You unbolded my bold! You bastard! :P
Morgan Wick: Every single trope? Even the ones largely unknown in Japan or that don't apply to TV at all?
Kendra Kirai: Well that's why there's an "almost" there. There's four seasons of pure randomness, they poke fun at just about everything. :)
Ununnilium: Also: yes.
Kendra Kirai: Man, I just keep on finding things that are common in (nearly) every episode to add. You know, it's almost like Galaxy Angel is Tvtropes.org The Animated Series.
dkellis: Changed the series image (original picture
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Jisu: The old picture used to work (it was shrunk down by some kind of formatting, but this suddenly stopped working one day). Thanks, the new one's great. One problem, though: it's from the games, which already have their own article, and this article is about the anime only.
(Later) Okay, moved the new picture to Galaxy Angel Game Verse, since the picture there was from another host anyway. Now to find an anime image for this one.
fhqwhgads: @90.230.43.108, Yes, "Mille-feuille" is the correct spelling of the pastry, however, the character from Galaxy Angel is named "Milfeulle"
- A Father to His Men Colonel Volcott is this to Forte.
This seems pretty uncharacteristic of Volcott in most episodes, but of course, the characters tend to vary from episode to episode. Can someone name a particular instance where this trope applies to Volcott?
fhqwhgads: In season 1 episode 14, (one of the "serious" episodes), Forte recalls in a flashback how Volcott rescued her as a child from a life of homelessness and street violence.
