History Anime / BinanKoukouChikyuuBoueibuLove

* BarbieDollAnatomy: A notable (possible) subversion. In contrast to every magical girl ever sporting a distinct lack of nipples despite total nudity, it seems that these guys are actually just self-conscious and try very hard to hide their bits. If you watch the transformation sequences carefully, they're never properly uncovered. Never is this so obvious as when Sulfur grabs at his crotch.

''Binan Koukou Chikyuu Bouei-bu LOVE!'' or ''Cute High Earth Defense Club LOVE!'' ([[LongTitle to save time, call it]] Boueibu) is a Winter2015Anime which is a parody of MagicalGirl series, specifically of the MagicalGirlWarrior type. It's produced by {{Creator/Diomedea}} under the eye of Shinji Takamatsu (of ''Manga/DailyLivesOfHighSchoolBoys'' and ''Manga/{{Gintama}}'' fame) although the original concept is credited to Kurari Umatani. Its main English page is [[http://boueibu.com/us/index.html here]] and [[http://www.ponimaga.jp/comic/293 an online manga about the Conquest Club is here]] (but it's in Japanese). A light novel is also out there...although the only thing to distinguish its name from the anime is the word ''NOVEL!''. An OtomeGame for smartphones has also been announced.

* LoveIsInTheAir: The feathers of episode three's MonsterOfTheWeek function as a sort of 'cupid's arrow', making anyone hit by one fall head over heels in love with them.

* SuperOCD: The MonsterOfTheWeek in episode 2.

** MrFanservice: Each one of the boys play a different kind of this trope to their intended demographic. Even some of the side characters are this, which is saying something.

* {{Fanservice}} : For girls, though. Let's see, the show starts with two bishonen taking a bath, their alternate base (after the school club) is the bath house, and they are magical boys...

* MrFanservice: Each one of the boys play a different kind of this trope to their intended demographic. Even some of the side characters are this, which is saying something.

* ObliviousToHisOwnDescription: In episode 2, Yumoto completely fails to recognize that ''he's'' the 'extremely belligerent individual' in Wombat's tale.

* MrFanservice: Each one of the boys play a different kind of this trope to their intended demographic.

* SpellMyNameWithAnS: Battle Lover/Battlelover/Batolover? Zundar/Thunder?

* ShoutOut:
** Doesn't a [[https://38.media.tumblr.com/abf01a15e00cf00d37029f4e366d3697/tumblr_nhvi2hoFW61rth7lco1_1280.png certain shot]] from the opening [[Franchise/SailorMoon look familiar]]?
** After getting their Lovracelets, Yumoto wonders if that's like ''[[Anime/TheCatReturns The Wombat Returns]]''.
** The preview for episode 3 features a poster that looks like it came straight out of ''{{Anime/Free}}''.
** The arm wrestling scene in episode 3 [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C_I3EYfk82Q looks awfully familiar.]] Who'd have thought that a [[Film/OverTheTop Stallone reference]] would make it into a magical boys show?
** Episode 3 has a huge [[Anime/PrincessTutu Princess Tutu]] vibe, what with ballet dancers transforming into birds, the heroes helping characters get in touch with their emotions and more pirouettes than you can shake a (love?) stick at.
** In Episode 4, when Yumoto says cuddling Wombat brings him close to Nirvana, En compares the feeling to [[ComicStrip/{{Peanuts}} Linus']] [[SecurityBlanket blanket]].
** Episode five had Atsushi in the library. When picking a book his hand goes over a couple of volumes titled [[GrandTheftAuto Grand Thief Actor.]]
** In one chapter of the Conquest Club manga, everyone tries to recall their first meeting with Zundar. Akoya's "flashback" is basically the boy version of [[Franchise/SailorMoon Usagi meeting Luna]].

* PaperThinDisguise: A rare justified example. When they're transformed, the technology in the Loveraclets both pixelates the the Earth Defense Club's faces and distorts their voices, making them unrecognizable to any onlookers. This is how no one can figure out who they really are even though their outfits don't do anything to hide their identities. Episode 5 reveals that the Conquest Club has the same kind of identity-hiding technology.

''Binan Koukou Chikyuu Bouei-bu LOVE!'' or ''Cute High Earth Defense Club LOVE!'' ([[LongTitle to save time, call it]] Boueibu) is a Winter2015Anime which is a parody of MagicalGirl series, specifically of the MagicalGirlWarrior type. It's produced by {{Creator/Diomedea}} under the eye of Shinji Takamatsu (of ''Manga/DailyLivesOfHighSchoolBoys'' and ''Manga/{{Gintama}}'' fame) although the original concept is credited to Kurari Umatani. Its main English page is [[http://boueibu.com/us/index.html here]] and [[http://www.ponimaga.jp/comic/293 an online manga about the Conquest Club is here]] (but it's in Japanese). A light novel is also out there...although the only thing to distinguish its name from the anime is the word ''NOVEL!''.

* CatchPhrase: "What is love making?" for the PVs. [[FreudWasRight Cue the sniggers.]]

* SharpDressedMan: All of the guys are this in school uniform (except Yumoto and En, who don't wear ties as part of their uniform), but especially the Conquest Club. Akoya shows up in one of his flashbacks wearing a suit.

** The preview for episode 3 features a poster that looks like it came straight out of {{Anime/Free}}.

* PaperThinDisguise: A rare justified example. When they're transformed, the technology in the Loveraclets both pixelates the the Earth Defense Club's faces and distorts their voices, making them unrecognizable to any onlookers. This is how no one can figure out who they really are even though their outfits don't do anything to hide their identities.

* AffectionateParody: Of MagicalGirl shows, obviously.

* PaperThinDisguise: A rare justified example. When they're transformed, the technology in the Loveraclets both pixelates the the Earth Defense Club's faces and distorts their voices, making them unrecognizable to any onlookers.

* NoHeterosexualSexAllowed: Zundar's [[InsaneTrollLogic amazing]] plan in episode 3 - use the powers of the MonsterOfTheWeek to turn all the men in the world say, destroying the human race's ability to reproduce.

* InadvertentEntranceCue: In episode one, when Yumoto and Wombat!Tawarayama enter the Earth Defense Club's club room moments after the boys had just finished discussing their need for a fifth member and a club advisor.

--> '''Io''': "This setup lacking consistency!"

--> Atsushi: "Physical force?"
--> En: "What was the point of that finishing move earlier?"

* ImportedAlienPhlebotinum: The [[TransformationTrinket loveraclets and the conquest rings]], which are alien technologies that puts the 'magical' into magical boys.

* MrFanservice: Each one of the boys play a different kind of this trope to the intended demographic.

En Yufuin, Atsushi Kinugawa, Io Naruko and Ryuu Zaou make up the Earth Defense Club, a club at their all-boys school [[ThePiratesWhoDontDoAnything which doesn't do]] [[NonIndicativeName any defending of Earth]] (or anything really). One day, En and Atsushi are hanging out at the local hot spring, run by the family of their [[SempaiKouhai kouhai]] Yumoto Hakone, when a pink wombat claiming to be an alien falls out of a portal and tasks them with saving the Earth. Of course, like most sane people when faced with a talking marsupial, En and Atsushi [[RefusalOfTheCall run away]]. The wombat, itself pursued by [[{{Keet}} Yumoto]], follows the boys back to their clubroom. There he grants the five teenagers [[TransformationTrinket “lovracelets”]], and forces the Earth Defense Club to start doing what their name says, much to their chagrin. Meanwhile, [[AbsurdlyPowerfulStudentCouncil the student council]] - Kinshiro Kusatsu, Ibushi Arima and Akoya Gero - meet Thunder, a green hedgehog from the planet Evil who wants to [[TakeOverTheWorld conquer the world]].