History Anime / HisCooolSehaGirls

* MakeMyMonsterGrow: When a giant Morolian shows up as the FinalBoss of ''VideoGame/SpaceChannel5'', [[VideoGame/VirtuaFighter Jeffry]] suddenly becomes [[UpToEleven mega-gigantic]] to crush it. [[VideoGame/GoldenAxe Gillius]] tries it too, but [[BFS it only makes his axe mega-gigantic.]]

* OneHitKill: The Dreamcast controller Dreamcast wears on her head is apparently so TonkaTough, it will instantly knock out anything that touches it, be it [[VideoGame/VirtuaFighter Akira Yuki]] or [[VideoGame/AlexKidd]].

* NoFairCheating: At the end of the ''VideoGame/VirtuaFighter'' lesson, Dreamcast was awarded no medals since she KO'd one opponent before the fight actually began.

* MythologyGag: In the SchoolFestival episode, other Sega Hard Girls were mentioned, including GameGear, who gets tired quickly and leaves before third period (a joke about the Game Gear's miserable battery life); [[SegaMasterSystem Master System]], who has [[GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff fans in Brazil and South America]], and [[SegaGenesis Genesis]], [[MarketBasedTitle an exchange student from America]].

* TrappedInTVLand: Dr. Eggman's hacking causes the heroines to be trapped inside ''VideoGame/BorderBreak'' until Sonic lends a helping hand.

* MythologyGag: In the SchoolFestival episode, other Sega Hard Girls were mentioned, including [[SegaGameGear Game Gear]], who gets tired quickly and leaves before third period (a joke about the Game Gear's miserable battery life); [[SegaMasterSystem Master System]], who has [[GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff fans in Brazil and South America]], and [[SegaGenesis Genesis]], [[MarketBasedTitle an exchange student from America]].

* MythologyGag: In the SchoolFestival episode, other Sega Hard Girls were mentioned, including [[SegaGameGear Game Gear]], who gets tired quickly and leaves before third period (a joke about the Game Gear's miserable battery life); [[SegaMasterSystem Master System]], who has [[GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff fans in Brazil and South America]], and [[SegaGenesis Genesis]], [[MarketBasedName an exchange student from America]].

** In the ''VideoGame/VirtuaFighter'' lesson, along with the case of that game, the girls also duked it out with the hammer-wielding twins from ''VideoGame/GoldenAxe'' ([[PalleteSwap in many different colors]]), ''Dynamite Cop'''s Bruno Dillinger, AlexKidd, a [[VideoGame/AlteredBeast Werebear]], a flock of [[VideoGame/{{Flicky}} Flickies]], two beetles from ''Mushiking: King of Beatles'', and for the FinalBoss, [[VideoGame/SakuraWars Sakura Shinguji]].

** In the ''VideoGame/VirtuaFighter'' lesson, along with the case of that game, the girls also duked it out with the hammer-wielding twins from ''VideoGame/GoldenAxe'' ([[PalletSwap in many different colors]]), ''Dynamite Cop'''s Bruno Dillinger, AlexKidd, a [[VideoGame/AlteredBeast Werebear]], a flock of [[VideoGame/{{Flicky}} Flickies]], two beetles from ''Mushiking: King of Beatles'', and for the FinalBoss, [[VideoGame/SakuraWars Sakura Shinguji]].

* [[HeroicMime Heroic]]/[[SilentAntagonist Villainous Mime]]: [[Series/SonicTheHedgehog Sonic and Dr. Eggman]].

* CoolSword: Dreamcast's sword, which features the console's orange swirly insignia and a VMU on its handguard.
* GreatBigBookOfEverything: Mega Drive's book contains a plethora of information on Sega games, [[SpellBook on top of being able to summon holographic projections and items]].

* ICantDance: Poor Mega Drive: during the ''VideoGame/SpaceChannel5'' lesson, she hides inside a box after her attempt to dance ends poorly. Also, in the ending, while Sega Saturn and Dreamcast dance, Mega Drive just stiffly and awkwardly moves to the music.

* TrappedInTVLand: Dr. Eggman's hacking causes the heroines to be trapped inside ''VideoGame/BorderBreak'' until Sonic lends a helping hand.
* UseYourHead: While in ''VideoGame/VirtuaFighter'', Dreamcast's jumping headbutt was abused to no end thanks to its [[OneHitKill obscene attack power]].

* GreatBookOfEverything: Mega Drive's book contains a plethora of information on Sega games, [[SpellBook on top of being able to summon holographic projections and items]].

* AllCGICartoon: One of the few anime shows that uses [=CGI=] entirely.

* SuperDeformed: [[FunSize How the consoles actually appear when they first show up in the academy...]] until they go inside a game.

''Hi sCoool! [=SeHa=] Girls'' is an anime television series that first aired in Japan via [[{{Animax}} Animax Japan]] on October 8, 2014. It was produced [=TMS=] Entertainment with the show being directed by Sōta Sugahara. This is based on the overall ''Sega Hard Girls'' multimedia franchise developed together by [[{{Sega}} Sega Japan]] and Dengeki Bunko. It's scheduled to air a total of 13 episodes. It's also available for online viewing on Crunchyroll for legal viewing in North America.

''Hi sCoool! [=SeHa=] Girls'' is an anime television series that first aired in Japan via Animax Japan on October 8, 2014. It was produced [=TMS=] Entertainment with the show being directed by Sōta Sugahara. This is based on the overall ''Sega Hard Girls'' multimedia franchise developed together by [=Sega=] Japan and Dengeki Bunko. It's scheduled to air a total of 13 episodes. It's also available for online viewing on Crunchyroll.

The show the various Sega consoles as anthropomorphized students as they go to a [=Sega=]-centric school called Sehagaga Academy, located in Haneda, Tokyo. The students consist of Dreamcast, Mega Drive and Sega Saturn as they work under the instruction of their teacher, Center-sensei, in order to earn enough credits to graduate from the academy.

* MikuMikuDance: Being used here in some episodes when the consoles dance.