Nakama was renamed True Companions. But this is a generic pothole that makes it look like any bunch of friends rather than the fairly specific trope it is. Fix rotten Example Indentation. Double stars are for lists of two or more sub-examples. If it's all one example don't use 'em. If you want a paragraph break, use the paragraph break markup. If it is a list of sub-examples, please put the first example in the list too. One trope per bullet point: move problem examples to discussion.

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* NoBisexuals - Slightly averted in that [[spoiler: Aburatsubo seems to be having feelings for Nanaka towards the end, which, while not discussed with the rest of the cast, seem to confuse him.]]
* {{Nosebleed}} -- Takeo should win some award for how many times this happens per episode. 
* {{Ojou}} -- Akane, who models in the TV series and appears to be independently wealthy.
* RedHeadedHero -- While Sae has a long, winding, pitfall-ridden road to get to the point where she is worthy of the "hero" part of this trope, her dedication and belief in her companions pays off in the end when she [[spoiler: frees the world from alien control by turning The Bell into a giant tree]]. While not the protagonist, Aburatsubo also qualifies as one of the most competent members of the magic user's club who often saves the day when the group gets in trouble.
* ShoutOut -- Quite a few to ''[[KikisDeliveryService Kiki's Delivery Service]]''.
* StarfishAliens -- The Bell aliens. There is a brief insight into their thought process: the Bell apparently makes decisions with two 'leaders' (shown as a red light and a blue light) arguing over different logical courses of action until they are both in agreement.
* WildMagic -- in the TV series when it's revealed that Jurika, the mysterious person who appears and disappears, [[spoiler: is an anthropological manifestation of Sae's magic]].
* WhiteHairedPrettyGirl -- Akane.
* [[WillTheyOrWontThey Will They Or Won't They]] -- Sae and Takeo. [[spoiler: The TV series ends with a LoveConfession from Takeo, at which Sae replies: "I love you too!" Then the rest of the Magic Club appears a minute later, and Sae tells them: "[[TheMessiah I love you all!]]" which leaves Takeo utterly confused about her response. In the end, it appears [[StatusQuoIsGod unresolved]].]]
* WorldTree -- the giant cherry tree certainly looks like one.

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* NoBisexuals: Slightly averted in that [[spoiler: Aburatsubo seems to be having feelings for Nanaka towards the end, which, while not discussed with the rest of the cast, seem to confuse him.]]
* {{Nosebleed}}: Takeo should win some award for how many times this happens per episode. 
* {{Ojou}}: Akane, who models in the TV series and appears to be independently wealthy.
* RedHeadedHero: While Sae has a long, winding, pitfall-ridden road to get to the point where she is worthy of the "hero" part of this trope, her dedication and belief in her companions pays off in the end when she [[spoiler: frees the world from alien control by turning The Bell into a giant tree]]. While not the protagonist, Aburatsubo also qualifies as one of the most competent members of the magic user's club who often saves the day when the group gets in trouble.
* ShoutOut: Quite a few to ''[[KikisDeliveryService Kiki's Delivery Service]]''.
* StarfishAliens: The Bell aliens. There is a brief insight into their thought process: the Bell apparently makes decisions with two 'leaders' (shown as a red light and a blue light) arguing over different logical courses of action until they are both in agreement.
* StraightGay: On the other, he's one of the school's star athletes... 
* WildMagic: in the TV series when it's revealed that Jurika, the mysterious person who appears and disappears, [[spoiler: is an anthropological manifestation of Sae's magic]].
* WhiteHairedPrettyGirl: Akane.
* WillTheyOrWontThey: Sae and Takeo. [[spoiler: The TV series ends with a LoveConfession from Takeo, at which Sae replies: "I love you too!" Then the rest of the Magic Club appears a minute later, and Sae tells them: "[[TheMessiah I love you all!]]" which leaves Takeo utterly confused about her response. In the end, it appears [[StatusQuoIsGod unresolved]].]]
* WorldTree: the giant cherry tree certainly looks like one.

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