History Anime / EurekaSevenPocketFullOfRainbows

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TheMovie for the anime ''Anime/EurekaSeven'' premiered in 2009, subtitled ''Good Night, Sleep Tight, Young Lovers'' in English.[[note]]This is the official English title in Japan, as they completely ignored the literal translation of ポケットが虹でいっぱい.[[/note]] The movie is set in an AlternateUniverse from the series, but still features most of the main characters.

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!! ''Eureka Seven: Pocket Full Of Rainbows'' contains examples of the following tropes:

* AdaptationalBadass: The Nirvash Spec4 (the movies version of the Spec2) gets a few additional weapons like a set a laser batteries similar to the typeTheEND. Averted with the Spec5 (the equivalent of the Spec3) which gets [[AttackDrone Attack Drones]] but loses its WaveMotionGun.
* AntiVillain: The [[spoiler:whole crew of the Gekko. They aren't above risking Renton and Eureka's lives and possibly the whole world in the pursuit of their completely selfish goals, but considering they're all war orphans who were taken in by Dewey (who in this universe was a ''pedophile'', and it's implied he abused them repeatedly), then were forced into an experiment when they all were ''nine or younger'', which left all of them aging three times past the normal rate, so none of them will probably live to see too far past 30, it's hard not to feel like they've earned to be selfish. [[MoralEventHorizon Hap and Stoner]] exempt though.]]
* AlternateUniverse
* BigNo: Eureka screams this after [[spoiler:Renton was shot in the stomach while trying to defend her from Hap and Stoner when they attacked her out of paranoia.]]
* BittersweetEnding: The movie ends on a bitter note; [[spoiler: Sure, Renton and Eureka live and the Image (Coralians in other words) are defeated, for now at least, but the Earth is flooded, killing millions, the crew of the Gekko are still rapidly aging, and Eureka seems to have completely lost her memories in order to save Renton. On the good side, Holland's kid will grow up normally, Humans have survived both on the surface and in a spaceship designed for this purpose, and Eureka has kept her love for Renton despite her amnesia.]]
* ABoyAndHisX: In this universe, Nirvash takes the form of a larva that serves as Renton's companion.
* CallBack: The movie has several scenes that are direct references to the series, but considering the context have completely different meanings.
* ChildhoodFriendRomance: Renton and Eureka.
* CompilationMovie: The movie can be thought of as this, as it pretty much re-tells the entire story, only changing a few details.
** It might even be called a subversion, given one of the themes of the movie is "making your own story instead of following someone else".
* DarkerAndEdgier: This trope is what most sets the movie apart from the TV series. Somewhat [[JustifiedTrope justified]] as the movie's universe is ''much, much'' younger than the series' universe, and thus has a ways to go before it achieves the enlightenment and maturity the series' universe had.
* DeadPersonConversation: Renton with Dominic.
* DubText: Applies to TheMovie's subtitles where LipLock isn't a factor, such as voice over.
* EverythingsBetterWithRainbows: Very prevalent in the movie, almost to the point of WhatDoYouMeanItsNotSymbolic.
* KeepItForeign: TheMovie features enemies known as [[GratuitousEnglish Images]]. The English dub changes this to the equivalent word in Japanese, EIZO.
* IWillFindYou: Eureka gets kidnapped at the beginning and Renton sets out to find her for 8 years.
* MindScrew: At first, the movie just seems to be the story of [[spoiler:the humans leaving Earth 10,000 years prior to the series]] with EternalRecurrence to explain the identical characters and plot similarities, but things get really weird when Gekkostate's backstory comes up. And then there's the GainaxEnding...
* AMinorKidroduction: The film starts with Renton and Eureka as kids travelling with their teacher Dominic and the young Eureka getting captured. The story then goes to the present where Renton is looking for Eureka.
* MortonsFork: Coda realizes during her investigation that firing the [[KillSat Hammer of God]] will give Holland's group the energy their plan needs, but not firing it will mean humanity's annihilation at the hands of the EIZO.
* TheMovie
* MythologyGag: The movie has various characters with new names or in different roles.
* RapeAsDrama: Averted. [[spoiler:When Hap and Stoner attacked Eureka in the movie it seemed like this, but they never intended to rape her. They also never did thanks to Renton's RoaringRampageOfRevenge and BigDamnHeroes moment.]]
* RidiculouslyHumanRobot: [[spoiler:Eureka. She's a "robot" sent by the "Image" (this universe's coralians). Despite this, she can cry and go to the bathroom, among other things and it's implied she's "organic". Movie!Nirvash is as well.]]
* {{Robosexual}}: [[spoiler:Renton and Eureka are still the main couple, but here Eureka is a RobotGirl instead of an alien.]]
* TitleDrop and VisualPun: "Eureka Seven" is the nickname for [[spoiler:a second Tragedy of Doha experiment]].
* {{Tsundere}}: This movie version's Eureka frequently calls Renton a Baka, so she probably counts.
* YoungerThanTheyLook: [[spoiler:Gekkostate, due to experiments causing them to age rapidly.]]

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TheMovie for the anime ''Anime/EurekaSeven'' premiered in 2009, subtitled ''Good Night, Sleep Tight, Young Lovers'' in English.[[note]]This is the official English title in Japan, as they completely ignored the literal translation of ポケットが虹でいっぱい.[[/note]] The movie is set in an AlternateUniverse from the series, but still features most of the main characters.

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!! ''Eureka Seven: Pocket Full Of Rainbows'' contains examples of the following tropes:

* AdaptationalBadass: The Nirvash Spec4 (the movies version of the Spec2) gets a few additional weapons like a set a laser batteries similar to the typeTheEND. Averted with the Spec5 (the equivalent of the Spec3) which gets [[AttackDrone Attack Drones]] but loses its WaveMotionGun.
* AntiVillain: The [[spoiler:whole crew of the Gekko. They aren't above risking Renton and Eureka's lives and possibly the whole world in the pursuit of their completely selfish goals, but considering they're all war orphans who were taken in by Dewey (who in this universe was a ''pedophile'', and it's implied he abused them repeatedly), then were forced into an experiment when they all were ''nine or younger'', which left all of them aging three times past the normal rate, so none of them will probably live to see too far past 30, it's hard not to feel like they've earned to be selfish. [[MoralEventHorizon Hap and Stoner]] exempt though.]]
* AlternateUniverse
* BigNo: Eureka screams this after [[spoiler:Renton was shot in the stomach while trying to defend her from Hap and Stoner when they attacked her out of paranoia.]]
* BittersweetEnding: The movie ends on a bitter note; [[spoiler: Sure, Renton and Eureka live and the Image (Coralians in other words) are defeated, for now at least, but the Earth is flooded, killing millions, the crew of the Gekko are still rapidly aging, and Eureka seems to have completely lost her memories in order to save Renton. On the good side, Holland's kid will grow up normally, Humans have survived both on the surface and in a spaceship designed for this purpose, and Eureka has kept her love for Renton despite her amnesia.]]
* ABoyAndHisX: In this universe, Nirvash takes the form of a larva that serves as Renton's companion.
* CallBack: The movie has several scenes that are direct references to the series, but considering the context have completely different meanings.
* ChildhoodFriendRomance: Renton and Eureka.
* CompilationMovie: The movie can be thought of as this, as it pretty much re-tells the entire story, only changing a few details.
** It might even be called a subversion, given one of the themes of the movie is "making your own story instead of following someone else".
* DarkerAndEdgier: This trope is what most sets the movie apart from the TV series. Somewhat [[JustifiedTrope justified]] as the movie's universe is ''much, much'' younger than the series' universe, and thus has a ways to go before it achieves the enlightenment and maturity the series' universe had.
* DeadPersonConversation: Renton with Dominic.
* DubText: Applies to TheMovie's subtitles where LipLock isn't a factor, such as voice over.
* EverythingsBetterWithRainbows: Very prevalent in the movie, almost to the point of WhatDoYouMeanItsNotSymbolic.
* KeepItForeign: TheMovie features enemies known as [[GratuitousEnglish Images]]. The English dub changes this to the equivalent word in Japanese, EIZO.
* IWillFindYou: Eureka gets kidnapped at the beginning and Renton sets out to find her for 8 years.
* MindScrew: At first, the movie just seems to be the story of [[spoiler:the humans leaving Earth 10,000 years prior to the series]] with EternalRecurrence to explain the identical characters and plot similarities, but things get really weird when Gekkostate's backstory comes up. And then there's the GainaxEnding...
* AMinorKidroduction: The film starts with Renton and Eureka as kids travelling with their teacher Dominic and the young Eureka getting captured. The story then goes to the present where Renton is looking for Eureka.
* MortonsFork: Coda realizes during her investigation that firing the [[KillSat Hammer of God]] will give Holland's group the energy their plan needs, but not firing it will mean humanity's annihilation at the hands of the EIZO.
* TheMovie
* MythologyGag: The movie has various characters with new names or in different roles.
* RapeAsDrama: Averted. [[spoiler:When Hap and Stoner attacked Eureka in the movie it seemed like this, but they never intended to rape her. They also never did thanks to Renton's RoaringRampageOfRevenge and BigDamnHeroes moment.]]
* RidiculouslyHumanRobot: [[spoiler:Eureka. She's a "robot" sent by the "Image" (this universe's coralians). Despite this, she can cry and go to the bathroom, among other things and it's implied she's "organic". Movie!Nirvash is as well.]]
* {{Robosexual}}: [[spoiler:Renton and Eureka are still the main couple, but here Eureka is a RobotGirl instead of an alien.]]
* TitleDrop and VisualPun: "Eureka Seven" is the nickname for [[spoiler:a second Tragedy of Doha experiment]].
* {{Tsundere}}: This movie version's Eureka frequently calls Renton a Baka, so she probably counts.
* YoungerThanTheyLook: [[spoiler:Gekkostate, due to experiments causing them to age rapidly.]]

TheMovie for the anime ''Anime/EurekaSeven'' premiered in 2009, subtitled ''Good Night, Sleep Tight, Young Lovers'' in North America. The movie is set in an AlternateUniverse from the series, but still features most of the main characters.

* TheObiWan: Dominic and Anemone.

* AdaptationalBadass: The Nirvash Spec4 (the movies version of the Spec2) gets a few additional weapons like a set a laser batteries similar to TheEnd's. Averted with the Spec5 (the equivalent of the Spec3) which gets [[AttackDrone Attack Drones]] but loses its WaveMotionGun.

* [[ABoyAndHisX A Boy and His Larva]]

* {{Robosexual}}: [[spoiler:Renton since Eureka is a RobotGirl.]]

* [[ABoyAndHisX A Boy and His Larva]]

* WhatDoYouMeanItsNotSymbolic: The movie had NoahsArk and Literature/TheLittleMermaid references.
** The (double) rainbow at the end of the movie.

* WhatDoYouMeanItsNotSymbolic: The movie had NoahsArk and LittleMermaid references.

* BittersweetEnding: The movie also end on a bitter note; [[spoiler: Sure, Renton and Eureka live and the Image (Coralians in other words) are defeated, for now at least, but the Earth is flooded, killing millions, the crew of the Gekko are still rapidly aging, and Eureka seems to have completely lost her memories in order to save Renton. On the good side, Holland's kid will grow up normally, Humans have survived both on the surface and in a spaceship designed for this purpose, and Eureka has kept her love for Renton despite her amnesia.]]

* TheObiWan: Dominic.

* Robosexual: [[spoiler:Renton since Eureka is a RobotGirl.]]

* YoungerThanTheyLook: [[spoiler:Gekkostate, due to experiments causing her to age rapidly.]]

** The (double) rainbow at the end of the movie.

* CompilationMovie: The movie can be thought of as this, as it pretty much re-tells the entire story, only changing a few details. It's not a typical CompilationMovie, but close enough.

TheMovie for the anime ''Anime/EurekaSeven'' premiered in 2009, subtitled ''Good Night, Sleep Tight, Young Lovers'' in North America. The movie is set in an Alternate Universe from the series, but still features most of the main characters.

* RidicuoslyHumanRobot: [[spoiler:Eureka. She's a "robot" sent by the "Image" (this universe's coralians). Despite this, she can cry and go to the bathroom, among other things and it's implied she's "organic". Movie!Nirvash is as well.]]

* RealRobot: [[spoiler:Eureka. She's a "robot" sent by the "Image" (this universe's coralians). Despite this, she can cry and go to the bathroom, among other things and it's implied she's "organic". Movie!Nirvash is as well.]]

* AntiVillain: The movie's version [[spoiler:of the whole crew of the Gekko. They aren't above risking Renton and Eureka's lives and possibly the whole world in the pursuit of their completely selfish goals, but considering they're all war orphans who were taken in by Dewey (who in this universe was a ''pedophile'', and it's implied he abused them repeatedly), then were forced into an experiment when they all were ''nine or younger'', which left all of them aging three times past the normal rate, so none of them will probably live to see too far past 30, it's hard not to feel like they've earned to be selfish. [[MoralEventHorizon Hap and Stoner]] exempt though.]]