History Animation / GuardianFairyMichel

* AnAesop: There's one aesop per episode.

* CoolGun: Kim's Mirage Blaster, with the power to turn into a cool ''crossbow.''

* BlackSheep: Biam, which prompts his working for the bad guys. ''"There's a black sheep in every family."''

* PeekABangs: Salome's hair covers her right eye.

* GrumpyBear: Biam, which prompts his working for the bad guys. ''"There's a black sheep in every family."''

* BigApplesauce: The city in Episode 13 isn't named, but is at the very least a New York {{Expy}} if nothing else.

* CityOfCanals: Precia, an obvious Venice {{Expy}} (it even played home to "Parco Molo"). However, it's been consumed by trash and the canals stink, which is unusually realistic where this trope is generally concerned.

* AdultFear: Poyo's innocent fascination with Kim's gun. Although it has slightly comedic overtones, Kim's concern over Poyo's playing with it is played quite straight. And with good reason.

* EvilMakeover: The cute fairies get transformed into huge monsters in their evil forms.

* ConspicuousCG: Honeybee and the Black Hammers' base are CGI, but they're cel-shaded so they usually blend in. However, in at least on episode, the inside of the Black Hammers' base is all none-too-subtle CGI.

* NeverSayDie: Averted, but with a [[ZigZaggedTrope really odd twist.]] One episode features an extremely FatBastard who collapses in the middle of a giant gluttonous meal. The episode doesn't shy away from saying that he's dying, and in fact revolves around his dying request--but rather than give a realistic cause for his collapse, like heart disease or diabetes, he's said to be dying of an "overworked stomach."

* ObaSan: Salome hates being called an old lady, and it's the only thing Poyo can say.

* NotSoHarmlessVillain: The Black Hammer Gang. They're comedic, and ''almost'' seem like they're going to end up in IneffectualSympatheticVillain territory... until it turns out they're not that ineffectual. Even the trailer points out that Salome will lie, cheat, and steal to get her way, and might ''succeed''. Some episodes' plots are kicked off because of an early-episode victory by the Black Hammers, and sometimes they do get away with a treasure.

* GenreSavvy: Salome at times; she hangs onto hostages and once sealed a tower they were climbing in case Kim showed up.

Kim White is a pilot, and the daughter of a famous scientist, Dr. White. She's constantly at arms with the Black Hammer Gang, a group of thieves with {{Giant Robot}}s who'll go after anything so long as it vaguely resembles treasure. She goes after them one night after they steal a precious gem, and the two sides end up lost in a gigantic cloud formation known as the Devil's Coast. Strange, glowing lights pull Kim deep into the heart of the storm, and she fears it may be over...