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* AmazonChaser: Takeshi is ''possibly'' a low version of this, if his interest in the much more athletic Ichiko is real.
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* CurtainsMatchTheWindow: Yumemi's two best friends Ichiko and Suzume.
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* NonActionGuy: Takashi.
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** BadassDamsel: This is while facing down [[PersonOfMassDestruction Heavenly Beings]]. She might be physically the weakest being in the Heavenly Kingdoms, but it doesn't stop her at all.
* DamselInDistress: Yumemi, which is unavoidable when she's the most fragile being around.
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* {{Masquerade}} (Averted): Though science makes half-hearted attempts at explaining the events away, the celestials appear not to care, and it quickly becomes futile.
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* {{Masquerade}} (Averted): ManOfSteelWomanOfKleenex: Munto and Yumemi; which contributes to his reluctance in the second half/OVA.
* {{Masquerade}}: Averted. Though science makes half-hearted attempts at explaining the events away, the celestials appear not to care, and it quickly becomes futile.
* {{Masquerade}}: Averted. Though science makes half-hearted attempts at explaining the events away, the celestials appear not to care, and it quickly becomes futile.
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* PersonOfMassDestruction: The Heavenly Kings and Gass; Gass more than them.
** By human standards, all of the Heavenly People count as such.
** By human standards, all of the Heavenly People count as such.
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* TheDreaded: [[PersonofMassDestruction Outsiders]].
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** Yumemi [[spoiler: when she confronts Gntarl.]] She's rather calm sounding, but quite obviously pissed off as well.
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* DrivenToSuicide: Kazuya, pre-series. Suzume saved him.
* HeelFaceTurn: Kazuya did this pre-series under Suzume's influence changing from a hard delinquent to a soft spoken and sweet man.
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* PetTheDog: Kazuya is a delinquent, but he has many PetTheDog moments with Suzume.
** LickedByTheDog: Which leads into this trope, as others (at least Ichiko and Yumemi) seem to see him better now.
** LickedByTheDog: Which leads into this trope, as others (at least Ichiko and Yumemi) seem to see him better now.
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** Munto as well. Considering what else has been shown, being a OneManArmy is part and parcel of being one of the Heavenly Kings.
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** The ''real'' Space Case of the series is Suzume.
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* VillainiousBreakDown: Gntarl spends a good chunk of the series going through this. It ends poorly for him.
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* VillainiousBreakDown: VillainousBreakdown: Gntarl spends a good chunk of the series going through this. It ends poorly for him.
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* BadassNormal: Kazuya, being an ex-delinquent. Doesn't really have any screen time in that regard, but it's heavily implied he's something of a OneManArmy and TheDreaded to other punks.
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* SpoilerOpening: The opening to the Anime; after the first few seconds, it trails into things that are covered in the ''second half'' of the series.
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* DeclarationOfProtection: Ichiko to Yumeni. Unfortunately, she's in the wrong genre for her to be able to truly help except as moral support.
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* OutOfClothesExperience: Yumemi goes through a few of these in the final half.
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* VillainiousBreakdown: Gntarl spends a good chunk of the series going through this. It ends poorly for him.
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* VillainiousBreakdown: VillainiousBreakDown: Gntarl spends a good chunk of the series going through this. It ends poorly for him.
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* MadeOfMagic: All Celestial beings.
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* MadeOfMagic: All Celestial beings.Everything in the Heavenly Kingedoms. Even the people.
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* VillainiousBreakdown: Gntarl spends a good chunk of the series going through this. It ends poorly for him.
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** LickedByTheDog: Which leads into this trope, as others (at least Ichiko and Yumemi) seem to see him better now.
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* [[RedemptionEqualsLife Redemption Earns Love]]: Suzume saves and redeems Kazuya (''pre-series''), gaining a very loyal and kind boyfriend in the process.
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* RefusalOfTheCall: Yumemi is not very happy about Munto's intrusion in her perfectly fine life, at least at first.
** This gets reversed in the second half; now Yumemi has to convince ''Munto'' to heed the call.
** This gets reversed in the second half; now Yumemi has to convince ''Munto'' to heed the call.
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!!Episodes of this series provide examples of:
* RefusalOfTheCall: Yumemi is not very happy about Munto's intrusion in her perfectly fine life, at least at first.
** This gets reversed in the second half; now Yumemi has to convince ''Munto'' to heed the call.
!!Episodes of this series provide examples of:
* RefusalOfTheCall: Yumemi is not very happy about Munto's intrusion in her perfectly fine life, at least at first.
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* WhatDoYouMeanItsNotSymbolic: Raping other worlds for their energy to create our own world, where we have ultimate control, wiping out the life on the victim world in the process...
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** This gets reversed in the second half; now Yumemi has to convince ''Munto'' to heed the call.
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* BadassPacifist: ''Yumemi''. She doesn't want to hurt anyone, but heaven help you if you try to hurt any of her friends.
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* HoYay: Munto and Gass.
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* DynamicEntry: At the beginning, whenever Munto appears to Yumemi he does so in a bigass flash of technicolored light and clouds of smoke.
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* DynamicEntry: At the beginning, whenever Munto appears to Yumemi he does so in a bigass flash of technicolored light and clouds of smoke. Most likely [[JustifiedTrope Justified]] as it takes a lot of energy to even ''briefly'' cross the time-space barrier.
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* CrowningMomentOfAwesome: [[spoiler: Several on the part of Yumemi, whenever she gains the confidence to ''use'' her power. Munto would get a few, but somehow you just expect that sort of action of him.]]
** [[spoiler: Gass taking out a squadron of God ships by himself. While being supposedly weakened by his curse.]]
** [[spoiler: Gass taking out a squadron of God ships by himself. While being supposedly weakened by his curse.]]
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* WhiteHairedPrettyGirl: Leica.
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''Call me Lord Munto.''
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* HairOfGold: Yumemi and Toche.
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Eyes Of Gold has been renamed to Supernatural Gold Eyes as per this thread
, because the trope is for characters with supernatural origins that have gold eyes. It\'s not for anyone who just happens to have them. So, anything that doesn\'t fit the definition or Zero Context Examples will be removed. If the example fits, please put it back with more context.
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* EyesOfGold: Munto.
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Disambiguation. Blue Eyes has been split into six tropes. Please replace with one of those only if applicable. (i.e it fits the listed symbolism as well as the color)
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* BlueEyes: Toche and Leica.
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* {{Immortality}}: The celestials apparently have Type II to type III immortality depending on power, or at least live extremely long. They seem to be perfectly fine with this. They do mature at the normal rate, which would explain the dearth of children even if there weren't other considerations.
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* {{Immortality}}: The celestials apparently have Type II TheAgeless to type III CompleteImmortality immortality depending on power, or at least [[LongLived live extremely long.long]]. They seem to be perfectly fine with this. They do [[ImmortalityBeginsAtTwenty mature at the normal rate, rate]], which would explain the dearth of children even if there weren't other considerations.
