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* BulletproofHumanShield: Tita uses herself as one during the climax. [[spoiler:Elysse does get a potentially permanent scar when one bullet manages to strike her, though.]] It's because her industrial-strength armor.
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** Tita uses herself as one during the climax. [[spoiler:Elysse does get a potentially permanent scar when one bullet manages to strike her, though.]] It's because her industrial-strength armor.
** Tita uses herself as one during the climax. [[spoiler:Elysse does get a potentially permanent scar when one bullet manages to strike her, though.]] It's because her industrial-strength armor.
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%% ZeroContextExample* {{Fanservice}}: So, so ''very'' much.
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The story involves Tita Mu Koshigaya, a young woman who captains the ship Cha-Cha Maru, and who collects exotic animals for sale to zoos for profit. The captain becomes involved in a war of international importance when her LoveInterest and shipmate Elysse is tracked down by a militant force intent on discovering a secret that may serve the deciding factor to the world's future. Both incarnations of the story include an action/adventure plot stimulated with heavy character interaction and much {{Fanservice}} as common for a Satoshi Urushihara work.
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The story involves Tita Mu Koshigaya, a young woman in the skies of Ietta who captains the ship Cha-Cha Maru, and who collects exotic animals for sale to zoos for profit. The captain becomes involved in a war of international importance when her LoveInterest and shipmate Elysse [[MysteriousWaif Elysse]] is tracked down by a militant force force, led by the armored man and aspiring conqueror [[BigBad Guizel]], intent on discovering a secret that may serve the deciding factor to the world's future. Both incarnations of the story include an action/adventure plot stimulated with heavy character interaction and much {{Fanservice}} as common for a Satoshi Urushihara work.
* BigBad: In the original OVA, Guizel is the armored commander of a rouge military faction that aims to conquer Ietta, and he seeks to capture [[MysteriousWaif Elysse]] to activate his gravity weapons, putting him against [[TheHeroine Tita]] and her crew who want to protect her. The manga is more episodic and has NoAntagonist.
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* DamselInDistress: Elysse, right from the start.
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* DamselInDistress: Elysse, right from the start.start, must be protected from Guizel and his soldiers who want to use her to conquer Ietta.
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* HospitalHottie: Mei, the Cha Cha Maru's on board medic.
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* HospitalHottie: Mei, the Cha Cha Maru's on board medic.medic, has the biggest breasts of the three women.
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* WomenAreWiser: Downplayed. There are plenty of compassionate male characters, but whereas the main hero and captain of the ship, Tita, and the {{Deuteragonist}} Elysse are both women, the loathsome BigBad Guizel and his soldiers are all men.
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*TheFriendNobodyLikes: While he's a competent enough member of the team in his own way, Roger borders on being TheLoad at times due to his tendency to over graze the team's food supplies, as well as [[TheGadfly annoy]] Tita ([[DoggedNiceGuy and Nichol by proxy]]) with his peeping tom antics.
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*HospitalHottie: Mei, the Cha Cha Maru's on board medic.
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*{{Bishonen}}: Nichol's design borders on looking like one of Urushihara's typical female designs, at least facially.
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*BigDamnHeroes: Balboa intervening in what would have lead to Elysse's capture and Tita's execution in the middle of a villa street. Via MacrossMissileMassacre no less.
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If this was *the* quintessential example of Gainaxing then this would be the trope namer instead of Gainax.
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* {{Gainaxing}}: The quintessential example of this trope. The Gainaxing is so overdone that ADV included an on-screen "jiggle counter" as a special feature on their DVD.
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* {{Gainaxing}}: The A quintessential example of this trope. The Gainaxing is so overdone that ADV included an on-screen "jiggle counter" as a special feature on their DVD.
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* Gainaxing: The quintessential example of this trope. The Gainaxing is so overdone that ADV included an on-screen "jiggle counter" as a special feature on their DVD.
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* Gainaxing: {{Gainaxing}}: The quintessential example of this trope. The Gainaxing is so overdone that ADV included an on-screen "jiggle counter" as a special feature on their DVD.
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* GainaxBounce: The quintessential example of this trope. The Gainaxing is so overdone that ADV included an on-screen "jiggle counter" as a special feature on their DVD.
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* GainaxBounce: Gainaxing: The quintessential example of this trope. The Gainaxing is so overdone that ADV included an on-screen "jiggle counter" as a special feature on their DVD.
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* GainaxBounce: The quintessential example of this trope. The Gainaxing is so overdone that the DVD includes an on-screen "jiggle counter" as a special feature.
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* GainaxBounce: The quintessential example of this trope. The Gainaxing is so overdone that the DVD includes ADV included an on-screen "jiggle counter" as a special feature.feature on their DVD.
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* FanNickname: "Plastic Nipple".
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* BarbieDollAnatomy[=/=]NippleAndDimed: While the anime no doubt had no shortage of lovingly-drawn and detailed breasts and nipples (with a few ass shots thrown in for good measure), the females' crotches were always featureless in the few blink-and-you'll-miss-it moments they were exposed. Briefly averted in the manga, however, which shows a bit of Tita's pubic hair that was just a ''bit'' too high up to be cut off by the panel border.
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* GratuitousRussian: The Russian of the news paper some of the crew members id reading is really, really bad.
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* GratuitousRussian: The Russian of the news paper some of the crew members id is reading is really, really bad.
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** Nichol also does this for Tita in the manga. [[spoiler: The two hook up not long after.]]
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* AccidentalPervert: Nichol, mostly in the manga.
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* OfficialCouple: [[spoiler: Tita and Nichol, as of the fourth manga chapter.]]
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* {{Tsundere}}: Mild example with Tita. She's actually very friendly, but don't peep on her or she'll bash your head in. [[spoiler: This behavior towards Nichol, the resident AccidentalPervert, is lessened once the two become a couple in the manga. Roger, not so much.]]
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* BondVillainStupidity: During the final battle, the main villain has Tita by the neck and is counting down until he breaks it, when Tita finishes it from him and blows his brains out. What makes it particularly stupid is that the villain ''knows'' Tita is holding the gun (and she is still capable of using it) and doesn't do anything to disarm her.
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* BulletproofHumanShield: Tita uses herself as one during the climax. [[spoiler:Elysse does get a potentially permanent scar when one bullet manages to strike her, though.]]
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* BulletproofHumanShield: Tita uses herself as one during the climax. [[spoiler:Elysse does get a potentially permanent scar when one bullet manages to strike her, though.]]]] It's because her industrial-strength armor.
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* BulletproofVest: Pet Shop Hunter jumpsuits. However, it is demonstrated that just because armor can keep bullets out doesn't mean it necessarily prevents ''damage'' - On one occasion, the BigBad tortures Tita by repeatedly shooting her in the stomach until the she spits blood from internal injuries.
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* PaintedOnPants: Actually, a painted-on jumpsuit that is improbably bulletproof.
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* PaintedOnPants: Actually, a painted-on jumpsuit that is improbably bulletproof.
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''Plastic Little'' is a {{Seinen}} {{Anime}} created by Satoshi Urushihara and Kinji Yoshimoto at studio KSS. It was published in Japan as a one-shot OVA on the 21st of March, 1994. It was first released in North America on VHS by ADV Films; in 2001 ADV announced that the {{Anime}} would be released on to DVD on February 5, 2002.
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''Plastic Little'' is a {{Seinen}} {{Anime}} created by Satoshi Urushihara and Kinji Yoshimoto at studio KSS.Creator/{{KSS}}. It was published in Japan as a one-shot OVA on the 21st of March, 1994. It was first released in North America on VHS by ADV Films; in 2001 ADV announced that the {{Anime}} would be released on to DVD on February 5, 2002.
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* DamselInDistress: Elysse, right from the start.
* TheDulcineaEffect: Tita hesitates for about 0'0005 nanoseconds before running in to rescue a complete stranger from a bunch of guys who are so obviously StateSec.
* TheDulcineaEffect: Tita hesitates for about 0'0005 nanoseconds before running in to rescue a complete stranger from a bunch of guys who are so obviously StateSec.
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* CoolAirship: So impossibly cool, it has a gigantic fish-tank (capable of holding several air-whales) and a ''water park'' for a "bath." [[FlatWhat What.]]
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* CoolAirship: So impossibly cool, it has a gigantic fish-tank (capable of holding several air-whales) air-whales), and a ''water park'' for a "bath." [[FlatWhat What.]]
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* CoolAirship: So impossibly cool, it has a gigantic fish-tank (capable of holding several air-whales) and a ''water park'' for a "bath." [[FlatWhat What.]]
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* {{Pettanko}}: Tita
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* LesYay: Between Tita and Elysse.
