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%% * CherryBlossoms: Present in Episode 27 during the start of the second arc of the series.
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* BunniesForCuteness: Episode 3 Part B involves bunnies.
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* CherryBlossoms: Present in Episode 27 during the start of the second arc of the series.
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* ForgottenFirstMeeting: Hikari and her Cocotama Lychee are initially introduced as being an inexperienced Cocotama contractor and Cocotama, but their arc later reveals that Lychee was originally born when Hikari was a little girl, disappeared the first time because of Hikari violating their original contract by tearing up the playing card Lychee was born from in a fit of frustration and that Lychee had returned recently because of a temporary contract being formed, the remainder of the arc focusing on Kokoro and her Cocotamas trying to find a way to prevent the temporary contract from expiring and Lychee disappearing permanently as a result of the contract's negation.
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* TheMagicGoesAway: The failing condition if a contractor breaks the promise in the Cocotama Contract is that the Cocotama will return to the object they spawned from and the contractor will forget that the Cocotama ever existed.
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* TheMagicGoesAway: The failing condition if a contractor breaks the promise in the Cocotama Contract is that the Cocotama will return to the object they spawned from and the contractor will forget that the Cocotama ever existed. This plot point is mainly significant in the arc focusing on the Cocotama contractor Hikari and her Cocotama Lychee, where it's eventually revealed that [[ForgottenFirstMeeting Lychee disappeared before because of Hikari violating their contract in frustration and came back because of a temporary contract being forged]]. When the temporary contract is given more time before the expiration date from a ritual that involves taking a week off of Kokoro's contract with her Cocotamas, this has the side effect of Kokoro's contract being temporarily invalid, requiring her Cocotamas to avoid being seen by her until a week has passed and Kokoro is made to remember the existence of her Cocotamas without help.
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* TheMovie: A ''Cocotama'' movie was released in Japan on April 28, 2017, and a ''VideoGame/{{Tamagotchi}}'' short film, ''Anime/EigaTamagotchiHimitsuNoOtodokeDaiSakusen'', was screened with it. The plot involved a fungus generating depression and invisible to all but Cocotamas and Cocotama contractors known as Sorrowful Mushrooms that have appeared because of a Cocotama named Tepple falsely believing that the owner of the dancing shoes she was born from losing hope in her dream of becoming a good dancer.
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* TheMovie: A ''Cocotama'' movie was released in Japan on April 28, 2017, and a ''VideoGame/{{Tamagotchi}}'' short film, ''Anime/EigaTamagotchiHimitsuNoOtodokeDaiSakusen'', was screened with it. The plot involved a fungus generating depression and invisible to all but Cocotamas and Cocotama contractors known as Sorrowful Mushrooms that have appeared because of a Cocotama named Tepple falsely believing that the owner of the dancing shoes she was born from losing has lost hope in her dream of becoming a good dancer.
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* TheMagicGoesAway: The failing condition if a contractor breaks the promise in the Cocotama Contract, which results in a serious LaserGuidedAmnesia.
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* TheMagicGoesAway: The failing condition if a contractor breaks the promise in the Cocotama Contract, which results in a serious LaserGuidedAmnesia.Contract is that the Cocotama will return to the object they spawned from and the contractor will forget that the Cocotama ever existed.
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* IdenticalTwinIDTag: Tama-Senin and Coco-Senin are nearly identical except the latter has a shorter mustache and a small beard, plus their respective loincloth colors are purple and green.
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* PinkGirlBlueBoy:
** The twins Saline and Paline are respectively a pink female and a blue male.
** Two members of the Noratama Trio are this trope, with Yurano being a magenta female and Tokumaru being a blue male.
** The twins Saline and Paline are respectively a pink female and a blue male.
** Two members of the Noratama Trio are this trope, with Yurano being a magenta female and Tokumaru being a blue male.
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* BigEater: Mogutan likes to overeat due to being the Hunger God.
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* BigEater: Mogutan likes to overeat due to being born from the Hunger God.Yotsuba family's fork.
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Apparently, when I added the info on the shorts, I mistakenly got the number of shorts and the running time mixed up.
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The series lasted 139 episodes followed by eight eight-minute shorts that served to set up a SequelSeries titled ''Anime/KiraKiraHappyHirakeCocotama'', which premiered in September 6, 2018 and featured a completely changed cast of characters (they got rid of ''almost'' the entire previous cast, with Luckytama and co. shoved OutOfFocus as they've so far only appeared in the ''Hirake!'' storyline in [[https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/cocotama/images/a/a8/O0640090614247016647.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20190126071256 a poster]] and their series finale).
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The series lasted 139 episodes followed by eight eight-minute three-minute shorts that served to set up a SequelSeries titled ''Anime/KiraKiraHappyHirakeCocotama'', which premiered in September 6, 2018 and featured a completely changed cast of characters (they got rid of ''almost'' the entire previous cast, with Luckytama and co. shoved OutOfFocus as they've so far only appeared in the ''Hirake!'' storyline in [[https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/cocotama/images/a/a8/O0640090614247016647.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20190126071256 a poster]] and their series finale).
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Actually, there were eight shorts
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The series lasted 139 episodes followed by three eight-minute shorts that served to set up a SequelSeries titled ''Anime/KiraKiraHappyHirakeCocotama'', which premiered in September 6, 2018 and featured a completely changed cast of characters (they got rid of ''almost'' the entire previous cast, with Luckytama and co. shoved OutOfFocus as they've so far only appeared in the ''Hirake!'' storyline in [[https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/cocotama/images/a/a8/O0640090614247016647.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20190126071256 a poster]] and their series finale).
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The series lasted 139 episodes followed by three eight eight-minute shorts that served to set up a SequelSeries titled ''Anime/KiraKiraHappyHirakeCocotama'', which premiered in September 6, 2018 and featured a completely changed cast of characters (they got rid of ''almost'' the entire previous cast, with Luckytama and co. shoved OutOfFocus as they've so far only appeared in the ''Hirake!'' storyline in [[https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/cocotama/images/a/a8/O0640090614247016647.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20190126071256 a poster]] and their series finale).
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Revising the heading a bit to acknowledge how many episodes there were of Himitsu no Cocotama and to acknowledge the eight shorts that bridged the gap between Himitsu no Cocotama and Kira Kira Happy Hirake Cocotama.
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In 2018, it was announced that the series would get a new installment called ''Anime/KiraKiraHappyHirakeCocotama'', with a completely changed cast of characters (they got rid of ''almost'' the entire previous cast, with Luckytama and co. shoved OutOfFocus as they've so far only appeared in the ''Hirake!'' storyline in [[https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/cocotama/images/a/a8/O0640090614247016647.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20190126071256 a poster]] and their series finale). This sequel series premiered on September 6th of that year.
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* BackForTheFinale: Just about every side character in the anime comes back in the 139th episode for at least a brief cameo.
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* EverybodyCries: Kokoro's Cocotamas and Sui all cry when they think they have to say goodbye to Kanna in the 139th episode.
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* ConstantlyCurious: Sui has a habit of asking questions about everything, much to the frustration of everyone else.
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* TheMovie: A ''Cocotama'' movie was released in Japan on April 28, 2017, and a ''VideoGame/{{Tamagotchi}}'' short film, ''Anime/EigaTamagotchiHimitsuNoOtodokeDaiSakusen'', was screened with it.
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* TheMovie: A ''Cocotama'' movie was released in Japan on April 28, 2017, and a ''VideoGame/{{Tamagotchi}}'' short film, ''Anime/EigaTamagotchiHimitsuNoOtodokeDaiSakusen'', was screened with it. The plot involved a fungus generating depression and invisible to all but Cocotamas and Cocotama contractors known as Sorrowful Mushrooms that have appeared because of a Cocotama named Tepple falsely believing that the owner of the dancing shoes she was born from losing hope in her dream of becoming a good dancer.
* NonNudeBathing: Whenever the Cocotamas bathe, they always do so while still wearing their underpants.
* NonNudeBathing: Whenever the Cocotamas bathe, they always do so while still wearing their underpants.
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* TertiarySexualCharacteristics: Male Cocotamas have zig-zags at the waistbands of their underwear, while females have curves.
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* TertiarySexualCharacteristics: Male Cocotamas have zig-zags at the waistbands of their underwear, while females instead have curves.
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* TertiarySexualCharacteristics: Male Cocotamas have zig-zags at the waistbands of their underwear, while females have curves.
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* RousseauWasRight: The series has no fixed villain by default and there are no inherently evil characters.
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* RousseauWasRight: The series has no fixed villain by default and there are no inherently evil characters. Even the Noratama Trio and the scam artists known as the Black Brothers have redeeming qualities.
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* PaperThinDisguise: Michel frequently masquerades as Cocotama Spy 346 solely by wearing lipstick and a mask. In spite of her insistence of being a completely different person, Luckytama is the only one who ever falls for the disguise.
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* PaperThinDisguise: Michel Mishil frequently masquerades as Cocotama Spy 346 solely by wearing lipstick and a mask. In spite of her insistence of being a completely different person, Luckytama is the only one who ever falls for the disguise.
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* PaperThinDisguise: Michel frequently masquerades as Cocotama Spy 346 solely by wearing lipstick and a mask. In spite of her insistence of being a completely different person, Luckytama is the only one who ever falls for the disguise.
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* ToiletHumour: There are occasional jokes about the Cocotamas farting, most frequently done with Tama-Senin and Luckytama.
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* EggshellClothing: The white color and zigzag/curved edge of the Cocotamas' pants are supposed to make them look like eggshells, since the Cocotamas hatch from eggs.
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* EggshellClothing: The white color and zigzag/curved zig-zagged/curved edge of the Cocotamas' pants are supposed to make them look like eggshells, since the Cocotamas hatch from eggs.
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* EggshellClothing: The white color and zigzag/curved edge of the Cocotamas' pants are supposed to make them look like eggshells, since the Cocotamas hatch from eggs.
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Actually, give me a bit to confirm if this is the case. It's been a while since I've seen many Cocotama-related things.
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* EggshellClothing: The white color of the Cocotamas' pants is supposed to evoke this trope, since the Cocotamas hatch from eggs.
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* EggshellClothing: The white color of the Cocotamas' pants is supposed to evoke this trope, since the Cocotamas hatch from eggs.
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* {{Fansub}}: Wasurenai is subtitling the series and has most of the episodes covered as well as the movie.
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* ShakingTheRump: Cocotamas do this when casting their magic. The boys gets a serious butt shake while the female ones are less offensive, save for Saline and Paline. Justified as they are also based on either real or mythological animals.
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* ShakingTheRump: Cocotamas do this when casting cast their magic. magic by shaking their butts. The boys gets a serious butt shake while the female ones are less offensive, save for Saline and Paline.Saline. Justified as they are also based on either real or mythological animals.
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* ValentinesDayEpisode: The 69th episode is a Valentine's Day special, with the first half being about one of the Black Brothers (a pair of recurring con men) falling in love with the daughter of the sweets shop owner he and his brother nearly drove out of business back in the 11th episode and the second half being about the female Cocotamas making chocolate for the male Cocotamas.
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* ValentinesDayEpisode: ValentinesDayEpisode:
** The 69th episode is a Valentine's Day special, with the first half being about one of the Black Brothers (a pair of recurring con men) falling in love with the daughter of the sweets shop owner he and his brother nearly drove out of business back in the 11th episode and the second half being about the female Cocotamas making chocolate for the maleCocotamas.Cocotamas.
** The second half of the 119th episode has Kokoro work up the nerve to give Valentine's Day chocolates to her crush Ichinose due to assuming that he will be transferring to another school soon.
** The 69th episode is a Valentine's Day special, with the first half being about one of the Black Brothers (a pair of recurring con men) falling in love with the daughter of the sweets shop owner he and his brother nearly drove out of business back in the 11th episode and the second half being about the female Cocotamas making chocolate for the male
** The second half of the 119th episode has Kokoro work up the nerve to give Valentine's Day chocolates to her crush Ichinose due to assuming that he will be transferring to another school soon.
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* WithAFootOnTheBus: The second half of the 119th episode has Kokoro thinking her crush Ichinose will be transferring to a new school soon, so she prepares a special batch of Valentine's Day chocolates for him and is goaded by her Cocotamas into admitting her feelings for him. In the end, Kokoro learns that she is mistaken and that the one who is transferring is actually Ichinose's coach.
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* BooksVsScreens: Used in the first half of the 108th episode, where Geracho and Niche get into a disagreement because the former believes television is better than books and the latter has the opposite opinion. Oshaki attempts to end this squabble by challenging the two to change places and give their respective interests a chance. The effort ends up backfiring in the end when Niche's newfound interest in television causes him to only allow the other Cocotamas to watch specific shows for specific amounts of time and Geracho moves the books on the library's shelves so much that it gets the attention of Kiyomi Nishina and Kokoro has to keep distracting her before she finds out that the Cocotamas exist.
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* HalloweenEpisode: The 55th episode was about Kokoro's Cocotamas throwing a Halloween party and inviting other Cocotamas to join the festivities.
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** The 55th episode was about Kokoro's Cocotamas throwing a Halloween party and inviting other Cocotamas to join thefestivities.festivities.
** The 105th episode has the Cocotamas find Tama-Senin knocked out at their Halloween party and trying to figure out who it was who concussed Tama-Senin. [[spoiler:It turns out in the end that Tama-Senin brought it upon himself by accidentally causing a bowling ball to fall on him.]]
** The 55th episode was about Kokoro's Cocotamas throwing a Halloween party and inviting other Cocotamas to join the
** The 105th episode has the Cocotamas find Tama-Senin knocked out at their Halloween party and trying to figure out who it was who concussed Tama-Senin. [[spoiler:It turns out in the end that Tama-Senin brought it upon himself by accidentally causing a bowling ball to fall on him.]]
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* PerspectiveReversal: In the first half of the 108th episode, Geracho and Niche get into a disagreement on whether books or TV are better. After Oshaki convinces the two to switch places and give each other's interest a chance, discovering the merits of the other's opinion ends up backfiring greatly. Niche's newfound interest in television causes him to force the other Cocotamas to submit to a strict viewing schedule where they can only watch specific shows for specific lengths of time, while Geracho starts making the books on the library's shelves stick out so much that it puts him at risk of being discovered by paranormal enthusiast Kiyomi Nishina.
