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** One of the first things Rabi~en~Rose does after meeting, and being annoyed by, Dejiko is kicking her away into a car. Luckily for Dejiko, rather than falling into a river and nearly getting eaten koi she instead bounces off the car and lands on John and Paul.
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** One of the first things Rabi~en~Rose does after meeting, and being annoyed by, Dejiko is kicking her away into a car. Luckily for Dejiko, rather than falling into a river and nearly getting eaten by a giant koi she instead bounces off the car and lands on John and Paul.
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** Hikara Usada ends up becoming a much more recurring character near the end of the series, especially due to her becoming one of Dejiko's teachers at the Princess School.
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* BizarroUniverse: Episode 71 has Usada and Hikari fall into a place called the "Unlucky Shopping District" where everything is reversed. Puchiko is giant, Dejiko is unable to fire EyeBeams, Gema is a cube, and the Black Gema Gema Gang are rich just to name a few.
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* BizarroUniverse: Episode 71 has Usada and Hikari Akari fall into a place called the "Unlucky Shopping District" where everything is reversed. Puchiko is giant, Dejiko is unable to fire EyeBeams, Gema is a cube, and the Black Gema Gema Gang are rich just to name a few.
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** Rabi~en~Rose tries to convince the group that she is related to Hikaru Usada, however, they refuse to believe her.
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** Hikara Usada ends up becoming a much more recurring character near the end of the series, especially due to her becoming one of Dejiko's teachers at the Princess School.
** Aqua and Yu-rei also begin appearing more frequently due to being Dejiko's classmates at the school.
* BackForTheFinale: The end credits feature a party that in addition to having the mains, also has most of the major supporting cast appear as well.
** Hikara Usada ends up becoming a much more recurring character near the end of the series, especially due to her becoming one of Dejiko's teachers at the Princess School.
** Aqua and Yu-rei also begin appearing more frequently due to being Dejiko's classmates at the school.
* BackForTheFinale: The end credits feature a party that in addition to having the mains, also has most of the major supporting cast appear as well.
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** Unsurprisingly, Gema and Rabi~en~Rose are usually on the receiving end of Dejiko’s shenanigans.
** Yasushi regularly has his inventions blow up in his face and is often treated like an idiot by the rest of the cast
** Yasushi regularly has his inventions blow up in his face and is often treated like an idiot by the rest of the cast
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** Unsurprisingly, As per usual, Gema and Rabi~en~Rose are usually often on the receiving end of Dejiko’s shenanigans.
** Yasushi regularly has his inventions blow up in his face and is often treated like an idiot by the rest of thecastcast.
** Yasushi regularly has his inventions blow up in his face and is often treated like an idiot by the rest of the
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** Takeshi and Yoshimi, the characters from the original series that John and Paul are based on, did perform music in the third episode of the ''Natsuyasumi Special'', however they weren’t very good.
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** Rinna and Meek have a much smaller role in this series compared ''Panyo Panyo'', with both making rather sporadic appearances. They do however become much more prominent when Dejiko begins going to princess school.
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** Rinna and Meek have a much smaller role in this series compared to ''Panyo Panyo'', with both making rather sporadic appearances. They do however become much more prominent when Dejiko begins going to princess school.
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* DemotedToExtra: Gamers, and the rest of Akihabara for that matter, has nowhere near the prominence it did in the original series with it being the focus of only a handful of episodes.
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* DemotedToExtra: DemotedToExtra:
** Gamers, and the rest of Akihabara for that matter, has nowhere near the prominence it did in the original series with it being the focus of only a handful ofepisodes.episodes.
** Rinna and Meek have a much smaller role in this series compared ''Panyo Panyo'', with both making rather sporadic appearances. They do however become much more prominent when Dejiko begins going to princess school.
** Gamers, and the rest of Akihabara for that matter, has nowhere near the prominence it did in the original series with it being the focus of only a handful of
** Rinna and Meek have a much smaller role in this series compared ''Panyo Panyo'', with both making rather sporadic appearances. They do however become much more prominent when Dejiko begins going to princess school.
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* BizzaroUniverse: Episode 71 has Usada and Hikari fall into a place called the "Unlucky Shopping District" where everything is reversed. Puchiko is giant, Dejiko is unable to fire EyeBeams, Gema is a cube, and the Black Gema Gema Gang are rich just to name a few.
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* BizzaroUniverse: BizarroUniverse: Episode 71 has Usada and Hikari fall into a place called the "Unlucky Shopping District" where everything is reversed. Puchiko is giant, Dejiko is unable to fire EyeBeams, Gema is a cube, and the Black Gema Gema Gang are rich just to name a few.
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* BizzaroWorld: Episode 71 has Usada and Hikari fall into a place called the "Unlucky Shopping District" where everything is reversed. Puchiko is giant, Dejiko is unable to fire EyeBeams, Gema is a cube, and the Black Gema Gema Gang are rich just to name a few.
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* BizzaroWorld: BizzaroUniverse: Episode 71 has Usada and Hikari fall into a place called the "Unlucky Shopping District" where everything is reversed. Puchiko is giant, Dejiko is unable to fire EyeBeams, Gema is a cube, and the Black Gema Gema Gang are rich just to name a few.
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** Ky is stated to drink from a mug that has "Mama" written on it. In the Christmas Special that took place within the same continuity as the original series, Ky was said to be like the mother of the Black Gema Gema Gang, with Rik and Coo being the father and brother respectively.
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** As well, John and Paul both appear in the third episode alongside Rabi~en~Rose. Their counterparts did not debut until Episode 5 in the original series.
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** As well, John and Paul both appear in the third fourth episode alongside Rabi~en~Rose. Their counterparts did not debut until Episode 5 in the original series.
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* AdaptedOut: The Deji-Devil does not show up in this series, being the only major ''Panyo Panyo'' character not to appear.
* AdaptationRelationshipOverhaul:
* AdaptationRelationshipOverhaul:
* BroadStrokes: The series plays a bit loose with how ''Panyo Panyo'' happened. Gema states that Dejiko and Puchiko should know who Rinna and Meek are since they have met and were friends. However, Piyoko is said to have only ever interacted with Dejiko once before, by trying to kidnap her, and no mention is ever made of the Deji-Devil.
* ChristmasEpisode: Episodes 75 and 76 take place during Christmas.
* CropCircles: The Black Gema Gema Gang’s ship leaves Panda-shaped crop circles behind.
* IdenticalStranger: Episode 76 has Dejiko helping Yasushi deliver presents, who insists he’s Santa Claus. The end of the episode reveals that was the actual Santa Claus and that Yasushi had been asleep in his workroom for the past day leaving Dejiko shocked.
* LivingCrashpad: Episode 4 has Dejiko break her fall by landing on John and Paul, how don't seem to mind. What offends them however is her complaining about having such a disgusting crashpad.
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* MythologyGag: When in Akihabara specifically, all the people look like fingers. This is how every background character was drawn in the original series.
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* MythologyGag: MythologyGag:
** One of the first things Rabi~en~Rose does after meeting, and being annoyed by, Dejiko is kicking her away into a car. Luckily for Dejiko, rather than falling into a river and nearly getting eaten koi she instead bounces off the car and lands on John and Paul.
** When in Akihabara specifically, all the people look like fingers. This is how every background character was drawn in the original series.
** Episode 58 features several similar beats to Episode 8 from the original series. It deals with Puchiko being upset that she can not use the laser eye. She goes to train, and the area she goes to looks exactly like the one from the original, where someone passing by offers to help her, Abarenbou rather than Murataku. In the end, Puchiko actually manages to fire off a laser eye beam, unfortunately, she is unable to replicate it afterward.
** One of the first things Rabi~en~Rose does after meeting, and being annoyed by, Dejiko is kicking her away into a car. Luckily for Dejiko, rather than falling into a river and nearly getting eaten koi she instead bounces off the car and lands on John and Paul.
** When in Akihabara specifically, all the people look like fingers. This is how every background character was drawn in the original series.
** Episode 58 features several similar beats to Episode 8 from the original series. It deals with Puchiko being upset that she can not use the laser eye. She goes to train, and the area she goes to looks exactly like the one from the original, where someone passing by offers to help her, Abarenbou rather than Murataku. In the end, Puchiko actually manages to fire off a laser eye beam, unfortunately, she is unable to replicate it afterward.
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** Episode 43 features the duo recreating the AbbeyRoadCrossing, including Paul not wearing shoes.
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* SeriesFauxnale: Episode 52 has Dejiko finally decide that it’s time she returned to her home planet. She has several teary goodbyes with her friends, including Usada. Just as she is about to head home in her spaceship, Puchiko reminds her that they only had enough fuel to get to earth and have no way to return home. Cue everyone being pissed at Dejiko, including the aforementioned Usada. Dejiko responds with a SillyMeGesture all while [[{{Foreshadowing}} a panda-shaped spaceship flies overhead]].
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* WeNamedTheDogIndiana: Episode 69 reveals that Kiyoshi gets his name from a robot, and also the very first toy, that Yasushi built. Kiyoshi is rather unhappy to learn this and ends up suffering a brief HeroicBSOD.
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* GoneHorriblyRight: In episode 94, the gang give Rinna tea to help her stay awake. Unfortunately, she ends up keeping them awake with her antics.
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* GoneHorriblyRight: In episode 94, the gang give gives Rinna tea to help her stay awake. Unfortunately, she ends up keeping them awake with her antics.
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** John and Paul are musicians, whose names are inspired by The Beatles' Music/John Lennon and Music/PaulMcCartney, respectively. Their English voice actors also try to give them voices that sound similar to the two Beatles as well.
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** John and Paul are musicians, whose names are inspired by The Beatles' Music/John Lennon Music/JohnLennon and Music/PaulMcCartney, respectively. Their English voice actors also try to give them voices that sound similar to the two Beatles as well.
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** At one point, John and Paul wear the outfits their respective musicians wore on the cover for ''Music/SgtPeppersLonelyHeartsClubBand'',
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** At one point, John and Paul wear the outfits their respective musicians wore on the cover for ''Music/SgtPeppersLonelyHeartsClubBand'',''Music/SgtPeppersLonelyHeartsClubBand''.
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* GoneHorriblyRight: In episode 94, the gang give Rinna tea to help her stay awake. Unfortunately she ends up keeping them awake with her antics.
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* GoneHorriblyRight: In episode 94, the gang give Rinna tea to help her stay awake. Unfortunately Unfortunately, she ends up keeping them awake with her antics.
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* ShoutOut:
** John and Paul are musicians, whose names are inspired by The Beatles' John Lennon and Paul [=McCartney=], respectively. Their English voice actors also try to give them voices that sound similar to the two Beatles as well.
** John and Paul are musicians, whose names are inspired by The Beatles' John Lennon and Paul [=McCartney=], respectively. Their English voice actors also try to give them voices that sound similar to the two Beatles as well.
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* ShoutOut:
ShoutOut: The series contains several references to ''Music/TheBeatles'':
** John and Paul are musicians, whose names are inspired by The Beatles'John Music/John Lennon and Paul [=McCartney=], Music/PaulMcCartney, respectively. Their English voice actors also try to give them voices that sound similar to the two Beatles as well.
** John and Paul are musicians, whose names are inspired by The Beatles'
** At one point, John and Paul wear the outfits their respective musicians wore on the cover for ''Music/SgtPeppersLonelyHeartsClubBand'',
** Episode 68 has Dejiko and Puchiko bring in two strangers who look like Music/GeorgeHarrison and Music/RingoStarr. At the end of the episode, they along with John and Paul recreate the album cover of ''Music/WithTheBeatles''.
** Episode 68 has Dejiko and Puchiko bring in two strangers who look like Music/GeorgeHarrison and Music/RingoStarr. At the end of the episode, they along with John and Paul recreate the album cover of ''Music/WithTheBeatles''.
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* UnfortunateItemSwap: Dejiko’s bag gets swapped with a fake one in an early episode due to Yasushi using it for reference to make toys based on it and accidentally mixed it in with his stock.
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* UnfortunateItemSwap: Dejiko’s bag gets swapped with a fake one in an early episode due to Yasushi using it for reference to make toys based on it and accidentally mixed mixing it in with his stock.
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* UnmanlySecret: When Rod P. is talking about what he knows about the cast in Episode 68, he reveals some embarrassing facts about Piyoko's henchman.
** Rik enjoys sushi and fried noodles, something he considers embarrassing due to how extravagant they are.
** Ky owns a mug that says "mama" on it, causing Piyoko to question him about being a MamasBoy.
** Coo's most prized possession is a panda plush that Piyoko gave him when they were younger.
** Rik enjoys sushi and fried noodles, something he considers embarrassing due to how extravagant they are.
** Ky owns a mug that says "mama" on it, causing Piyoko to question him about being a MamasBoy.
** Coo's most prized possession is a panda plush that Piyoko gave him when they were younger.
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* GoneHorriblyRight: In episode 94, the gang give Rinna tea to help her stay awake. Unfortunately she ends up keeping them awake with her antics.
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* HumanSnowball: In episode 94, Rinna falls asleep while skiing and ends up creating a giant snowball. She manages to stay on top using some fancy handiwork. The same cannot be said for Usada who ends up getting stuck in it.
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* TalkingInYourSleep: Rinna implicates Dejiko for breaking a vase while asleep, something that Dejiko had previously tried to pin on Piyoko.
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* {{Flanderization}}: While Rinna was a {{Sleepyhead}} in Panyo Panyo, Nyo sees her end up being turned into a full-on narcoleptic with her falling asleep for a full week apparently being a common occurrence.
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* {{Flanderization}}: While Rinna was a {{Sleepyhead}} in Panyo Panyo, Nyo ''Panyo Panyo'', ''Nyo'' sees her end up being turned into a full-on narcoleptic with her falling asleep for a full week apparently being a common occurrence.
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* SequelSeries: Acts as a sort of one to Panyo, Dejiko is specifically sent to earth for princess training and Rinna and Meek are both recurring characters.
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* SequelSeries: Acts as a sort of one to Panyo, ''Panyo Panyo'', Dejiko is specifically sent to earth for princess training and Rinna and Meek are both recurring characters.
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* SillyMePose: Episode 52 has Dejiko finally ready to go home, after saying her goodbyes and preparing to leave, Puchiko points out that they do not have enough fuel to get home. Dejiko then puts her hand on her head, sticks her tongue, and says “What an airhead I am” as everyone angrily leaves.
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* SillyMePose: SillyMeGesture: Episode 52 has Dejiko finally ready to go home, after saying her goodbyes and preparing to leave, Puchiko points out that they do not have enough fuel to get home. Dejiko then puts her hand on her head, sticks her tongue, and says “What an airhead I am” as everyone angrily leaves.
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* AdaptationalDyeJob: Rabi~en~Rose’s father had blond hair in the original series, here it is gray.
* EnfantTerrible: According to Gema, Dejiko has been destroying things with her eye beam since she was a baby.
* ForgetfulJones:
** Dejiko and Puchiko have no memory of ever meeting Rinna or Meek.
** Dejiko forgets twice that her ship only had enough fuel to get to earth with no way of returning home to Planet Di Gi Charat.
** Dejiko and Puchiko have no memory of ever meeting Rinna or Meek.
** Dejiko forgets twice that her ship only had enough fuel to get to earth with no way of returning home to Planet Di Gi Charat.
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* MiniatureSeniorCitizens: Gran and Gramps are both rather short, although Gramps is the taller two. Gran is shorter than Dejiko and Gramps is barely taller than Kiyoshi, a middle school student.
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* MiniatureSeniorCitizens: Gran and Gramps are both rather short, although Gramps is the taller of the two. Gran is shorter than Dejiko and Gramps is barely taller than Kiyoshi, a middle school student.
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* SillyMePose: Episode 52 has Dejiko finally ready to go home, after saying her goodbyes and preparing to leave, Puchiko points out that they do not have enough fuel to get home. Dejiko then puts her hand on her head, sticks her tongue, and says “What an airhead I am” as everyone angrily leaves.
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** As well, John and Paul both appear in the third episode alongside Rabi~en~Rose. Their counterparts did not debut until Episodes 5 and 6 respectively in the original series.
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Debuting in 2003, Nyo acts as a ContinuityReboot for the [[Anime/DiGiCharat franchise]]. While there are still some familiar elements, many concepts and characters find themselves reimagined in order to distance the show from its original commercial roots. As well, elements from the previous series, Panyo Panyo, were also used in order to expand the backstories of Dejiko, Gema, and Puchiko.
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Nyo followed a two shorts format with each one being roughly around 11 minutes, and the show would ultimately have 104 episodes in total making it the longest Di Gi Charat anime by a wide margin.
The show would receive a dub by Creator/BandaiEntertainment, but would be CutShort with only 72 of the 104 episodes dubbed.
The show would receive a dub by Creator/BandaiEntertainment, but would be CutShort with only 72 of the 104 episodes dubbed.
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* AdaptationalHeroism: Rabi~en~Rose’s parents are much better to her in Nyo and are actually around, in fact, they’re actually a little overbearing if anything.
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* AdaptationalHeroism: Rabi~en~Rose’s parents are much better to her in Nyo ''Nyo!'' and are actually around, in fact, they’re actually a little overbearing if anything.
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* BeachEpisodeBeachEpisode: The episodes that introduce Aqua primarily take place at the beach.
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* ShoutOut: John and Paul are musicians, whose names are inspired by The Beatles' John Lennon and Paul [=McCartney=], respectively. Their English voice actors also try to give them voices that sound similar to the two Beatles as well.
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* ShoutOut: ShoutOut:
** John and Paul are musicians, whose names are inspired by The Beatles' John Lennon and Paul [=McCartney=], respectively. Their English voice actors also try to give them voices that sound similar to the two Beatles aswell.well.
** Episode 51 is called "The Magically Mystical Tour", a play on the Beatles album ''Music/MagicalMysteryTour''. The title card even matches the album cover somewhat with Dejiko, Rabi~en~Rose, John, and Paul taking the place of the four Beatles.
** John and Paul are musicians, whose names are inspired by The Beatles' John Lennon and Paul [=McCartney=], respectively. Their English voice actors also try to give them voices that sound similar to the two Beatles as
** Episode 51 is called "The Magically Mystical Tour", a play on the Beatles album ''Music/MagicalMysteryTour''. The title card even matches the album cover somewhat with Dejiko, Rabi~en~Rose, John, and Paul taking the place of the four Beatles.
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* UnfortunateItemSwap: Dejiko’s bag gets swapped with a fake one.
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* UnfortunateItemSwap: Dejiko’s bag gets swapped with a fake one.one in an early episode due to Yasushi using it for reference to make toys based on it and accidentally mixed it in with his stock.
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* AdaptationalHeroism: Rabi~en~Rose’s parents are much better to her in Nyo and are actually around, in fact, they’re actually a little overbearing if anything.
* AdaptationalHeroism: Rabi~en~Rose’s parents are much better to her in Nyo and are actually around, in fact, they’re actually a little overbearing if anything.
* AdaptationalJerkass: In the original series, Dejiko and Rabi~en~Rose had a rather antagonistic relationship with both sides regularly acting like jerks to each other. Here, Rabi very rarely antagonizes Dejiko, and if she does it is usually only because of something Dejiko did.
* AdaptationalJobChange:
** Dejiko and Puchiko work at a toy store and bakery respectively rather than at Gamers.
** Rod Young becomes a director in this series.
* AdaptationalJerkass: In the original series, Dejiko and Rabi~en~Rose had a rather antagonistic relationship with both sides regularly acting like jerks to each other. Here, Rabi very rarely antagonizes Dejiko, and if she does it is usually only because of something Dejiko did.
* AdaptationalJobChange:
** Dejiko and Puchiko work at a toy store and bakery respectively rather than at Gamers.
** Rod Young becomes a director in this series.
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* AdaptationalJobChange:
** Dejiko and Puchiko work at a toy store and bakery respectively rather than at Gamers.
** Rod Young becomes a director in this series.
** Dejiko and Puchiko work at a toy store and bakery respectively rather than at Gamers.
** Rod Young becomes a director in this series.
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** Rabi~en~Rose tries to convince the group that she is the sibling of Hikaru Usada, however, they refuse to believe her.
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** Rabi~en~Rose tries to convince the group that she is the sibling of related to Hikaru Usada, however, they refuse to believe her.
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* WeWantOurJerkBack: Episode 28 has the Omocha siblings and Gema get Dejiko to stop using her eye beams. Unfortunately, this causes her to begin acting strange because of the excess energy that needs to be removed. After having to deal with the very dangerous disposal, the trio decides that they would rather just deal with the eye beams.
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* WeWantOurJerkBack: Episode 28 has the Omocha siblings and Gema get Dejiko to stop using her eye beams. Unfortunately, this causes her to begin acting strange because of the excess energy that needs to be removed. After having to deal with the very dangerous disposal, the trio decides that they would rather just deal with the eye beams.beams.
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Debuting in 2003, Nyo acts as a ContinuityReboot for the franchise. While there are still some familiar elements, many concepts and characters find themselves reimagined in order to distance the show from its original commercial roots. As well, elements from the previous series, Panyo Panyo, were also used in order to expand the backstories of Dejiko, Gema, and Puchiko.
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Debuting in 2003, Nyo acts as a ContinuityReboot for the franchise.[[Anime/DiGiCharat franchise]]. While there are still some familiar elements, many concepts and characters find themselves reimagined in order to distance the show from its original commercial roots. As well, elements from the previous series, Panyo Panyo, were also used in order to expand the backstories of Dejiko, Gema, and Puchiko.
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* {{Ondo}}: The series has such a theme.
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Debuting in 2003, Nyo acts as a ContinuityReboot for the franchise. While there are still some familiar elements, many concepts and characters find themselves reimagined in order to distance the show from its original commercial roots. As well, elements from the previous series, Panyo Panyo, were also used in order to expand the backstories of Dejiko, Gema, and Puchiko.
Dejiko is still the princess of Planet Di Gi Charat who is heading for Earth with her friends Puchiko and Gema, however, she is specifically going to learn how to train to be a better princess. She ends up crash-landing on the planet, and now stranded takes refuge with the Omacha brothers in their toy store, while Puchiko goes to live with a married couple who run a bakery. While it may be a different series, Dejiko still gets into her usual antics; getting into conflict with her rival Rabi~en~Rose, evading the schemes of the Black Gema Gema Gang, and doing her best to become famous.
Nyo followed a two shorts format with each one being roughly around 11 minutes, and the show would ultimately have 104 episodes in total making it the longest Di Gi Charat anime by a wide margin.
The show would receive a dub by Creator/BandaiEntertainment, but would be CutShort with only 72 of the 104 episodes dubbed.
!!The series provides examples of the following tropes, FT for short:
* AbledInTheAdaptation: It’s very minor, but unlike Takeshi, John does not wear glasses.
* AccidentalMisnaming: It’s a RunningGag that no one can ever remember Gema’s name, despite his protests that it should be the easiest to remember.
* AdaptationalAngstDowngrade: Rabi~en~Rose’s parents abandoned her in the original series and gave her the mission of becoming an idol. Here her parents are actually around and help to guide her on her mission.
* AdaptationalHeroism: Rabi~en~Rose’s parents are much better to her in Nyo and are actually around, in fact, they’re actually a little overbearing if anything.
* AdaptationalEarlyAppearance:
** Kiyoshi and Yasushi appear in the first episode of the series, and before Rabi~en~Rose as well. Their counterparts in the original series did not debut until Episodes 3 and 5 respectively.
** As well, John and Paul both appear in the third episode alongside Rabi~en~Rose. Their counterparts did not debut until Episodes 5 and 6 respectively in the original series.
** Rod P. debuts before the Black Gema Gema Gang, the quartet was around before the original special that he debuted in.
** Rik, Ky, and Coo debut alongside Piyoko. The trio appeared a special or two after Piyoko was first introduced.
* AdaptationalLateAppearance: Mr. Manager, along with Gamers and Akihabara, don’t appear until roughly 30 episodes into the series. They were all around since Episode 1 in the original series.
* AdaptationalNameChange: Rod Young became Rod P.
* AdaptationalNiceGuy: Rabi~en~Rose is much less antagonistic towards Dejiko in this series compared to the original series. Despite this, Dejiko is just as rude as ever to her.
* AdaptationalJobChange:
** Dejiko and Puchiko work at a toy store and bakery respectively rather than at Gamers.
** Rod Young becomes a director in this series.
* AdaptationRelationshipOverhaul:
** In the original series, Minigawa had a crush on Rabi~en~Rose that was very [[AllLoveIsUnrequited unrequited]]. Here, Rabi~en~Rose is actually the one who has a crush on Kiyoshi, and it’s implied he returns those feelings.
** Dejiko and Gema live with Kiyoshi and Yasushi, and thus interact regularly with them. In the original series, Minigawa and Kimura only ever really interacted with Rabi~en~Rose and Puchiko respectively.
** John and Paul are shown to be good friends with Yasushi, whereas the characters that the three were based on really had no connection in the original series.
* AdaptationalWealth: Inverted. Kimura was a very wealthy man in the original who lived in a large mansion. Yasushi on the other hand lives and works in a small toy shop.
* BeachEpisode
* BedsheetGhost: Yu-rei is allergic to the sun and has to wear a protective suit to go outside. Said protective suit looks like a ghost costume.
* BreakingTheFourthWall: John and Paul will sometimes talk to the audience about the episode that just played, at one point they state that they have nothing to say about an episode as they were not in it.
* BroughtToYouByTheLetterS: Rod P. wears a shirt with the letter P on it.
* BunglingInventor: Most of Yasushi’s inventions do not work as intended and if they do, they are not very useful.
* ButtMonkey:
** Unsurprisingly, Gema and Rabi~en~Rose are usually on the receiving end of Dejiko’s shenanigans.
** Yasushi regularly has his inventions blow up in his face and is often treated like an idiot by the rest of the cast
* CassandraTruth:
** Rabi~en~Rose tries to convince the group that she is the sibling of Hikaru Usada, however, they refuse to believe her.
** Dejiko can never convince the bathhouse owner she is from space and is an alien princess.
* {{Catchphrase}}: Yasushi regularly says “or [abbreviated words] for short” after saying or inventing something.
* ComicallySmallBribe: The spooky store owner offers Dejiko a pumpkin-flavored lollipop to make a delivery for him in Episode 35.
* ContinuityReboot: Takes place within an entirely different continuity than the original series.
* CutShort: As mentioned above, the dub of the series only made it to Episode 72.
* CuteGhostGirl: Yu-rei is a young ghost girl.
* DemotedToExtra: Gamers, and the rest of Akihabara for that matter, has nowhere near the prominence it did in the original series with it being the focus of only a handful of episodes.
* TheDragAlong: It is not uncommon for Rabi~en~Rose to be literally roped into Dejiko’s adventures.
* ElectricJellyfish: Gema falls in love with a jellyfish, and when he grabs one of her tentacles, it's clear that he's being shocked.
* ExcitedShowTitle: The show is called Di Gi Charat Nyo!
* {{Expy}}: Several characters from the original series were repurposed, while still filling a similar role.
** Minigawa became Kiyoshi and roughly stayed the same, being a young boy who goes to the same school as Rabi~en~Rose.
** Kimura became a toy designer named Yasushi, and also the older brother of Kiyoshi. He still retains his obsession with Piyoko however.
** Takeshi and Yoshimi became a pair of musicians named John and Paul. While still portrayed as fanboys, they are not exclusively Dejiko fanboys and instead gush over most things cute.
* FarOutForeignersFavoriteFood: Puchiko enjoys fermented beans.
* {{Flanderization}}: While Rinna was a {{Sleepyhead}} in Panyo Panyo, Nyo sees her end up being turned into a full-on narcoleptic with her falling asleep for a full week apparently being a common occurrence.
* FlatEarthAtheist: The Bathhouse owner refuses to believe that Dejiko is from space, even when she shows off things like her laser eye beams.
* ForgottenFirstMeeting: Non-Romantic example. Dejiko and Puchiko do not remember being friends with Rinna or Meek as kids.
* GarageSale: Episode 42 has Dejiko host a rummage sale for all of Yasushi’s old toys, rather unsuccessfully.
** Oinko and Oinkette, two schoolchildren, can’t afford anything.
** Dejiko tries to take advantage of John and Paul’s obsession with toys, unfortunately, they already own everything there that’s for sale.
** Eventually she manages to attract a crowd, only for them to decry everything for sale as worthless junk.
** Finally a spaceman comes and buys the whole lot. [[spoiler:Only for it to be revealed that it was Yasushi in disguise at the end of the episode much to the displeasure of Dejiko.]]
* HugeGuyTinyGirl: Gramps and Gran are married and Gramps is much taller than Gran, being roughly twice her height.
* IdenticalTwinIDTag: The pig twins Oinko and Oinkette are differentiated by their dress color.
* LetsSplitUpGang: Dejiko attempts to avert this in Episode 35, pointing out to Rabi that if she leaves the group something bad might happen to her.
* MiniatureSeniorCitizens: Gran and Gramps are both rather short, although Gramps is the taller two. Gran is shorter than Dejiko and Gramps is barely taller than Kiyoshi, a middle school student.
* MundaneUtility: Rabi~en~Rose uses her speed and powers in order to pass out flyers for her parent’s business
* MythologyGag: When in Akihabara specifically, all the people look like fingers. This is how every background character was drawn in the original series.
* NoodleImplements: When Gran and Gramps get ready to make a Phantom Cake, pulling out everything they need, which amounts to quite a pile, including (but not limited to) a bucket, a cactus, a tire, an umbrella, a drum, a moai, and a Christmas Tree.
* NightmareFuelStationAttendant: Yu-rei often does unintentionally creepy things that spook others, she is actually rather offended when others are scared of her.
* NonHumanHead: Several background characters have various objects for heads.
* PumpkinPerson: The spooky store owner has a pumpkin for a head.
* RelatedInTheAdaptation: While Minagawa and Kimura shared a name in the original series, Takurou, they were not related. Here, Yasushi and Kiyoshi are brothers.
* SequelSeries: Acts as a sort of one to Panyo, Dejiko is specifically sent to earth for princess training and Rinna and Meek are both recurring characters.
* ShaggyDogStory: A common ending for many episodes has the trouble that the characters went through end up being all for naught.
* ShesAManInJapan: In the Latin-Spanish dub, Gema is dubbed as female, despite being male in the original version.
* ShoutOut: John and Paul are musicians, whose names are inspired by The Beatles' John Lennon and Paul [=McCartney=], respectively. Their English voice actors also try to give them voices that sound similar to the two Beatles as well.
* StylisticSuck: In Episode 28, Gema tries to pass off an empty cookie box that he drew on as a princess magazine. However, the Omocha siblings convince Dejiko that the crummy quality is what makes it special as each magazine is homemade.
* ThoseTwoGuys: John and Paul are always seen together and often make commentary on the current happenings in the episode.
* UnfortunateItemSwap: Dejiko’s bag gets swapped with a fake one.
* UnInstallment: As we find out from John and Paul, Gabriel Part 5 skips over Parts 1 through 4.
* WashtubThrow: While at a bathhouse Gema goes to deliver some conditioner to Dejiko. Unfortunately, he forgets that he's a guy and gets a bunch of items thrown at him by the women.
* WaterIsWomanly: Aqua is a girly mermaid with a blue color scheme.
* WeWantOurJerkBack: Episode 28 has the Omocha siblings and Gema get Dejiko to stop using her eye beams. Unfortunately, this causes her to begin acting strange because of the excess energy that needs to be removed. After having to deal with the very dangerous disposal, the trio decides that they would rather just deal with the eye beams.
Dejiko is still the princess of Planet Di Gi Charat who is heading for Earth with her friends Puchiko and Gema, however, she is specifically going to learn how to train to be a better princess. She ends up crash-landing on the planet, and now stranded takes refuge with the Omacha brothers in their toy store, while Puchiko goes to live with a married couple who run a bakery. While it may be a different series, Dejiko still gets into her usual antics; getting into conflict with her rival Rabi~en~Rose, evading the schemes of the Black Gema Gema Gang, and doing her best to become famous.
Nyo followed a two shorts format with each one being roughly around 11 minutes, and the show would ultimately have 104 episodes in total making it the longest Di Gi Charat anime by a wide margin.
The show would receive a dub by Creator/BandaiEntertainment, but would be CutShort with only 72 of the 104 episodes dubbed.
!!The series provides examples of the following tropes, FT for short:
* AbledInTheAdaptation: It’s very minor, but unlike Takeshi, John does not wear glasses.
* AccidentalMisnaming: It’s a RunningGag that no one can ever remember Gema’s name, despite his protests that it should be the easiest to remember.
* AdaptationalAngstDowngrade: Rabi~en~Rose’s parents abandoned her in the original series and gave her the mission of becoming an idol. Here her parents are actually around and help to guide her on her mission.
* AdaptationalHeroism: Rabi~en~Rose’s parents are much better to her in Nyo and are actually around, in fact, they’re actually a little overbearing if anything.
* AdaptationalEarlyAppearance:
** Kiyoshi and Yasushi appear in the first episode of the series, and before Rabi~en~Rose as well. Their counterparts in the original series did not debut until Episodes 3 and 5 respectively.
** As well, John and Paul both appear in the third episode alongside Rabi~en~Rose. Their counterparts did not debut until Episodes 5 and 6 respectively in the original series.
** Rod P. debuts before the Black Gema Gema Gang, the quartet was around before the original special that he debuted in.
** Rik, Ky, and Coo debut alongside Piyoko. The trio appeared a special or two after Piyoko was first introduced.
* AdaptationalLateAppearance: Mr. Manager, along with Gamers and Akihabara, don’t appear until roughly 30 episodes into the series. They were all around since Episode 1 in the original series.
* AdaptationalNameChange: Rod Young became Rod P.
* AdaptationalNiceGuy: Rabi~en~Rose is much less antagonistic towards Dejiko in this series compared to the original series. Despite this, Dejiko is just as rude as ever to her.
* AdaptationalJobChange:
** Dejiko and Puchiko work at a toy store and bakery respectively rather than at Gamers.
** Rod Young becomes a director in this series.
* AdaptationRelationshipOverhaul:
** In the original series, Minigawa had a crush on Rabi~en~Rose that was very [[AllLoveIsUnrequited unrequited]]. Here, Rabi~en~Rose is actually the one who has a crush on Kiyoshi, and it’s implied he returns those feelings.
** Dejiko and Gema live with Kiyoshi and Yasushi, and thus interact regularly with them. In the original series, Minigawa and Kimura only ever really interacted with Rabi~en~Rose and Puchiko respectively.
** John and Paul are shown to be good friends with Yasushi, whereas the characters that the three were based on really had no connection in the original series.
* AdaptationalWealth: Inverted. Kimura was a very wealthy man in the original who lived in a large mansion. Yasushi on the other hand lives and works in a small toy shop.
* BeachEpisode
* BedsheetGhost: Yu-rei is allergic to the sun and has to wear a protective suit to go outside. Said protective suit looks like a ghost costume.
* BreakingTheFourthWall: John and Paul will sometimes talk to the audience about the episode that just played, at one point they state that they have nothing to say about an episode as they were not in it.
* BroughtToYouByTheLetterS: Rod P. wears a shirt with the letter P on it.
* BunglingInventor: Most of Yasushi’s inventions do not work as intended and if they do, they are not very useful.
* ButtMonkey:
** Unsurprisingly, Gema and Rabi~en~Rose are usually on the receiving end of Dejiko’s shenanigans.
** Yasushi regularly has his inventions blow up in his face and is often treated like an idiot by the rest of the cast
* CassandraTruth:
** Rabi~en~Rose tries to convince the group that she is the sibling of Hikaru Usada, however, they refuse to believe her.
** Dejiko can never convince the bathhouse owner she is from space and is an alien princess.
* {{Catchphrase}}: Yasushi regularly says “or [abbreviated words] for short” after saying or inventing something.
* ComicallySmallBribe: The spooky store owner offers Dejiko a pumpkin-flavored lollipop to make a delivery for him in Episode 35.
* ContinuityReboot: Takes place within an entirely different continuity than the original series.
* CutShort: As mentioned above, the dub of the series only made it to Episode 72.
* CuteGhostGirl: Yu-rei is a young ghost girl.
* DemotedToExtra: Gamers, and the rest of Akihabara for that matter, has nowhere near the prominence it did in the original series with it being the focus of only a handful of episodes.
* TheDragAlong: It is not uncommon for Rabi~en~Rose to be literally roped into Dejiko’s adventures.
* ElectricJellyfish: Gema falls in love with a jellyfish, and when he grabs one of her tentacles, it's clear that he's being shocked.
* ExcitedShowTitle: The show is called Di Gi Charat Nyo!
* {{Expy}}: Several characters from the original series were repurposed, while still filling a similar role.
** Minigawa became Kiyoshi and roughly stayed the same, being a young boy who goes to the same school as Rabi~en~Rose.
** Kimura became a toy designer named Yasushi, and also the older brother of Kiyoshi. He still retains his obsession with Piyoko however.
** Takeshi and Yoshimi became a pair of musicians named John and Paul. While still portrayed as fanboys, they are not exclusively Dejiko fanboys and instead gush over most things cute.
* FarOutForeignersFavoriteFood: Puchiko enjoys fermented beans.
* {{Flanderization}}: While Rinna was a {{Sleepyhead}} in Panyo Panyo, Nyo sees her end up being turned into a full-on narcoleptic with her falling asleep for a full week apparently being a common occurrence.
* FlatEarthAtheist: The Bathhouse owner refuses to believe that Dejiko is from space, even when she shows off things like her laser eye beams.
* ForgottenFirstMeeting: Non-Romantic example. Dejiko and Puchiko do not remember being friends with Rinna or Meek as kids.
* GarageSale: Episode 42 has Dejiko host a rummage sale for all of Yasushi’s old toys, rather unsuccessfully.
** Oinko and Oinkette, two schoolchildren, can’t afford anything.
** Dejiko tries to take advantage of John and Paul’s obsession with toys, unfortunately, they already own everything there that’s for sale.
** Eventually she manages to attract a crowd, only for them to decry everything for sale as worthless junk.
** Finally a spaceman comes and buys the whole lot. [[spoiler:Only for it to be revealed that it was Yasushi in disguise at the end of the episode much to the displeasure of Dejiko.]]
* HugeGuyTinyGirl: Gramps and Gran are married and Gramps is much taller than Gran, being roughly twice her height.
* IdenticalTwinIDTag: The pig twins Oinko and Oinkette are differentiated by their dress color.
* LetsSplitUpGang: Dejiko attempts to avert this in Episode 35, pointing out to Rabi that if she leaves the group something bad might happen to her.
* MiniatureSeniorCitizens: Gran and Gramps are both rather short, although Gramps is the taller two. Gran is shorter than Dejiko and Gramps is barely taller than Kiyoshi, a middle school student.
* MundaneUtility: Rabi~en~Rose uses her speed and powers in order to pass out flyers for her parent’s business
* MythologyGag: When in Akihabara specifically, all the people look like fingers. This is how every background character was drawn in the original series.
* NoodleImplements: When Gran and Gramps get ready to make a Phantom Cake, pulling out everything they need, which amounts to quite a pile, including (but not limited to) a bucket, a cactus, a tire, an umbrella, a drum, a moai, and a Christmas Tree.
* NightmareFuelStationAttendant: Yu-rei often does unintentionally creepy things that spook others, she is actually rather offended when others are scared of her.
* NonHumanHead: Several background characters have various objects for heads.
* PumpkinPerson: The spooky store owner has a pumpkin for a head.
* RelatedInTheAdaptation: While Minagawa and Kimura shared a name in the original series, Takurou, they were not related. Here, Yasushi and Kiyoshi are brothers.
* SequelSeries: Acts as a sort of one to Panyo, Dejiko is specifically sent to earth for princess training and Rinna and Meek are both recurring characters.
* ShaggyDogStory: A common ending for many episodes has the trouble that the characters went through end up being all for naught.
* ShesAManInJapan: In the Latin-Spanish dub, Gema is dubbed as female, despite being male in the original version.
* ShoutOut: John and Paul are musicians, whose names are inspired by The Beatles' John Lennon and Paul [=McCartney=], respectively. Their English voice actors also try to give them voices that sound similar to the two Beatles as well.
* StylisticSuck: In Episode 28, Gema tries to pass off an empty cookie box that he drew on as a princess magazine. However, the Omocha siblings convince Dejiko that the crummy quality is what makes it special as each magazine is homemade.
* ThoseTwoGuys: John and Paul are always seen together and often make commentary on the current happenings in the episode.
* UnfortunateItemSwap: Dejiko’s bag gets swapped with a fake one.
* UnInstallment: As we find out from John and Paul, Gabriel Part 5 skips over Parts 1 through 4.
* WashtubThrow: While at a bathhouse Gema goes to deliver some conditioner to Dejiko. Unfortunately, he forgets that he's a guy and gets a bunch of items thrown at him by the women.
* WaterIsWomanly: Aqua is a girly mermaid with a blue color scheme.
* WeWantOurJerkBack: Episode 28 has the Omocha siblings and Gema get Dejiko to stop using her eye beams. Unfortunately, this causes her to begin acting strange because of the excess energy that needs to be removed. After having to deal with the very dangerous disposal, the trio decides that they would rather just deal with the eye beams.
