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* CanadaEh:
** Maya Walker, who takes Yu's place in Snow White. The fact that she's a Canadian immediately marks her as TheAce, since Canada is largely seen as the top hockey nation on the planet.
** Downplayed with Karen Lee from ''Smile Princess'', a Canadian member of the West Tokyo Ice Rabbits. She is half-Japanese (which is how she's eligible for Team Japan) and fits the mold of an AnimeChineseGirl moreso than anything related to Canada.
** Maya Walker, who takes Yu's place in Snow White. The fact that she's a Canadian immediately marks her as TheAce, since Canada is largely seen as the top hockey nation on the planet.
** Downplayed with Karen Lee from ''Smile Princess'', a Canadian member of the West Tokyo Ice Rabbits. She is half-Japanese (which is how she's eligible for Team Japan) and fits the mold of an AnimeChineseGirl moreso than anything related to Canada.
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* MooseAndMapleSyrup: Maya Walker, who takes Yu's place in Snow White fits the stereotype about hockey. The fact that she's a Canadian immediately marks her as TheAce, since Canada is largely seen as the top hockey nation on the planet.
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** Yu has a falling out with Snow White and ultimately leaves when she decides that they've been relying too much on her skill, with her concerns being proven right by the team being relegated to All-Japan Championship B in her absence. [[spoiler: Later, Rei -- who was one of the teammates that Yu got into an argument with -- chastises the team for relying too much on Maya, the irony of it not being lost on Rei]].
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** Yu has a falling out with Snow White and ultimately leaves when she decides that they've been relying too much on her skill, with her concerns being proven right by the team being relegated to All-Japan Championship B in her absence. [[spoiler: Later, Rei Eri -- who was one of the teammates that Yu got into an argument with -- chastises the team for relying too much on Maya, the irony of it not being lost on Rei]].Eri]].
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''[=PuraOre!=]'' is a multimedia project created by [=CyberAgent=] and DMM Games. The project includes ''[=PuraOre!=] ~Pride of Orange~'', an anime produced by [=CAAnimation=] and [=C2C=] that aired between October and December 2021, and ''[=PuraOre!=] ~Smile Princess~'', a [[AllegedlyFreeGame free-to-play]] MobilePhoneGame developed by [=EXNOA=] that lasted from March 15, 2022 to November 30, 2022 in Japan.
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''[=PuraOre!=]'' is a multimedia project created by [=CyberAgent=] and DMM Games. The project includes ''[=PuraOre!=] ~Pride of Orange~'', an anime produced by [=CAAnimation=] and [=C2C=] that aired between October and December 2021, and ''[=PuraOre!=] ~Smile Princess~'', a [[AllegedlyFreeGame free-to-play]] MobilePhoneGame developed by [=EXNOA=] that lasted from March 15, 2022 to November 30, 2022 in Japan.
Japan. Following the game's closure, an offline version allowing players to view illustrations and the game's story was made available until March 1, 2023.
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* AbortedArc: ''Smile Princess'' made it less than halfway through its intended story before shutting down, with 8 of its 15 chapters having their scripts dumped in text-only form in the offline version of the app.
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''[=PuraOre!=]'' is a multimedia project created by [=CyberAgent=] and DMM Games. The project includes ''[=PuraOre!=] ~Pride of Orange~'', an anime produced by [=CAAnimation=] and [=C2C=] that aired between October and December 2021, and ''[=PuraOre!=] ~Smile Princess~'', a [[AllegedlyFreeGame free-to-play]] MobilePhoneGame developed by [=EXNOA=] that launched on March 15, 2022 in Japan.
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''[=PuraOre!=]'' is a multimedia project created by [=CyberAgent=] and DMM Games. The project includes ''[=PuraOre!=] ~Pride of Orange~'', an anime produced by [=CAAnimation=] and [=C2C=] that aired between October and December 2021, and ''[=PuraOre!=] ~Smile Princess~'', a [[AllegedlyFreeGame free-to-play]] MobilePhoneGame developed by [=EXNOA=] that launched on lasted from March 15, 2022 to November 30, 2022 in Japan.
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* TheAnimeOfTheGame: The anime is meant to tie into the mobile game, with the final shot of the anime encouraging viewers to play the game to continue the story.
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* TheAnimeOfTheGame: Zigzagged. The anime came first but is clearly meant to tie into the mobile game, with the final shot of the anime encouraging viewers to play the game to continue the story.
* CallForward: [[spoiler:The anime ends with Manaka poking the puck past Snow White's goalie in the last second to end a tournament. Chronologically, this predates the first episode, which starts with Yu shooting a one-timer past Team Canada's goalie in the last second to end a tournament.]]
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* ADayInTheLimelight: ''Smile Princess'' has the Main Story that chronicles the creation of the Japanese national team (including the events of ''Pride of Orange''), but there are also Team Stories for each six-man "set" on top of individual episodes for each player.
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* ADayInTheLimelight: ''Smile Princess'' has the Main Story that chronicles the creation of the Japanese national team (including (set after the events of ''Pride of Orange''), but there are also Team Stories for each six-man "set" on top of individual episodes for each player.
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* HowWeGotHere: Zigzagged. The anime starts with the main characters as members of Japan's national U-16 team, securing a win over Team Canada in the finals and going into an idol routine, but then rewinds to them being total newbies. That being said, the anime stops [[spoiler:at the Dream Monkeys reaching All-Japan Championship A]] before skipping to the game in the first episode, the assumption being that Team Japan's general manager selected the Dream Monkeys to represent the country at some point.
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* HowWeGotHere: Zigzagged.Played with. The anime starts with the main characters as members of Japan's national U-16 team, securing a win over Team Canada in the finals and going into an idol routine, but then rewinds to them being total newbies. That being said, the anime stops [[spoiler:at the Dream Monkeys reaching All-Japan Championship A]] before skipping to the game in the first episode, leaving a huge gap in the assumption being story for ''Smile Princess'' to fill. The mobile game itself uses the exact same scene when it needs to download new data, including the lengthy download that Team Japan's general manager selected is initiated the Dream Monkeys to represent very first time that the country at some point.game is booted up, effectively applying the trope there as well.
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* ThemeNaming: "Smile Princess", both the voice actor/idol group and the mobile game, continue the "Smile _____" naming scheme common to Japanese women's hockey.
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* ThemeNaming: "Smile Princess", both the voice actor/idol group and the mobile game, continue is a reference to the "Smile _____" naming scheme common to Japanese women's hockey.hockey and associated programs.
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''[=PuraOre!=]'' is a multimedia project created by [=CyberAgent=] and DMM Games. The project includes ''[=PuraOre!=] ~Pride of Orange~'', an anime produced by [=CAAnimation=] and [=C2C=] that aired between October and December 2021, and ''[=PuraOre!=] ~Smile Princess~'', a [[AllegedlyFreeGame free-to-play]] MobilePhoneGame in development by [=EXNOA=] and slated for launch on March 15, 2022.
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''[=PuraOre!=]'' is a multimedia project created by [=CyberAgent=] and DMM Games. The project includes ''[=PuraOre!=] ~Pride of Orange~'', an anime produced by [=CAAnimation=] and [=C2C=] that aired between October and December 2021, and ''[=PuraOre!=] ~Smile Princess~'', a [[AllegedlyFreeGame free-to-play]] MobilePhoneGame in development developed by [=EXNOA=] and slated for launch that launched on March 15, 2022.
2022 in Japan.
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** Based on the tiny bit of gameplay shown on a livestream focused around ''Smile Princess'', the game predictably takes liberties with the sport:
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** ''Smile Princess'' introduces Karen Lee, a Canadian member of the West Tokyo Ice Rabbits. Curiously, her design and name also heavily invoke AnimeChineseGirl, down to a piece of artwork featuring Karen striking a martial arts pose while wearing a {{Qipao}}.
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** Downplayed with Karen Lee from ''Smile Princess'' introduces Karen Lee, Princess'', a Canadian member of the West Tokyo Ice Rabbits. Curiously, her design She is half-Japanese (which is how she's eligible for Team Japan) and name also heavily invoke AnimeChineseGirl, down fits the mold of an AnimeChineseGirl moreso than anything related to a piece of artwork featuring Karen striking a martial arts pose while wearing a {{Qipao}}.Canada.
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** ''Smile Princess'' introduces Karen Lee, a Canadian member of the West Tokyo Ice Rabbits. Curiously, her design and name also invoke AnimeChineseGirl.
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** ''Smile Princess'' introduces Karen Lee, a Canadian member of the West Tokyo Ice Rabbits. Curiously, her design and name also heavily invoke AnimeChineseGirl.AnimeChineseGirl, down to a piece of artwork featuring Karen striking a martial arts pose while wearing a {{Qipao}}.
