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* AdultsAreUseless: Played mostly straight with the teachers. Largely averted with Daimon, Washu, and Sasami's parents.
* AlternateContinuity: To ''Anime/TenchiMuyo''.
* AlternateContinuity: To ''Anime/TenchiMuyo''.
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* BrainwashedAndCrazy: [[spoiler: Misao, near the end of the series.]]
* BreakTheCutie: Misao and Sasami both suffer from this trope.
* BreakTheCutie: Misao and Sasami both suffer from this trope.
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* CatSmile: Washu displays one from time to time.
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* {{Cloudcuckoolander}}: Oh, ''Amitav.''
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* DudeLooksLikeALady: Amitav.
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* {{Expy}}: Sasami, Misao, Washu, and Mihoshi.
* EyeCatch: Shows the main girls in their magical girl outfits.
* EyesAlwaysShut: Daimon.
* EyeCatch: Shows the main girls in their magical girl outfits.
* EyesAlwaysShut: Daimon.
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* FavouritismFlipFlop: Anri.
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* GagDub: [[Creator/FUNimation FUNi]]'s English dub hits close to this at times.
* GenkiGirl: Sasami.
* GirlishPigtails: Sasami and Anri, to emphasize their GenkiGirl and ClingyJealousGirl traits respectively.
* GoodAllAlong: [[spoiler: Itoki]], which becomes a [[PlotHole bit confusing]] when you consider earlier episodes.
* HairAntennae: Anri.
* GenkiGirl: Sasami.
* GirlishPigtails: Sasami and Anri, to emphasize their GenkiGirl and ClingyJealousGirl traits respectively.
* GoodAllAlong: [[spoiler: Itoki]], which becomes a [[PlotHole bit confusing]] when you consider earlier episodes.
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* IdiotHair: Makoto has three idiot hairs going off in unsymmetrical directions.
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* LargeHam: A few of the girls fall into this trope occasionally, usually Makoto or Anri. The gym teacher does it often as well.
* LateForSchool: Mihoshi (the ''teacher'') in the first episode, to the point where she forgets to put on her skirt.
* LethalChef: Washu, which is highly ironic considering she's the cooking club's advisor.
* LonersAreFreaks: Some people assume Misao to be this trope at first.
* LateForSchool: Mihoshi (the ''teacher'') in the first episode, to the point where she forgets to put on her skirt.
* LethalChef: Washu, which is highly ironic considering she's the cooking club's advisor.
* LonersAreFreaks: Some people assume Misao to be this trope at first.
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* TheMagicGoesAway: [[spoiler: Implied at the ending. It's at least become much more subdued.]]
* TheMasquerade
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* ParentService: Itoki (that is, if the show even was aimed at kids).
* ThePowerOfFriendship: A powerful theme in this series, particularly in the second season.
* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: Daimon and Sasami's father most of the time. Washu falls in and out of this trope.
* TheMole: [[spoiler:Itoki.]]
* ThePowerOfFriendship: A powerful theme in this series, particularly in the second season.
* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: Daimon and Sasami's father most of the time. Washu falls in and out of this trope.
* TheMole: [[spoiler:Itoki.]]
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* ShrinkingViolet: Misao.
* ShyBlueHairedGirl: Misao.
* TheStoic: Tsukasa.
* ShyBlueHairedGirl: Misao.
* TheStoic: Tsukasa.
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* ThirdPersonPerson: Sasami in the Japanese dub. Averted in the English dub.
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* OffModel: The girls proportions sometimes change in some episodes, particularly in faraway shots. Most noticeable with their legs and heads.
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* NoPronunciationGuide: A lot of names change pronunciation compared to the other series. Sasami is pronounced SA-sami (which is how it probably always was in Japan, but in the US it's new), Ryo-Ohki is pronounced Roy-Ohki (Roy-o for short. Credits have it spelled the same, though.), and Mihoshi is pronounced "Miyoshi."
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* {{Gainaxing}}: Itoki.
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* DarkSkinnedBlonde: Sasami's homeroom teacher.
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* LateForSchool: Mihoshi (the ''teacher'') in the first episode.
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* LateForSchool: Mihoshi (the ''teacher'') in the first episode.episode, to the point where she forgets to put on her skirt.
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* PantyShot: In the first episode, Mihoshi forgets to put on a skirt in her LateForSchool rush.
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* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: And pink hair and sea green hair and yellow-green hair.
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* SchoolgirlLesbians: Anri, towards Tsukasa.
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* ThoseTwoGirls: Chiaki and Kozue, Sasami's two other female friends who aren't magical girls.
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* ReverseMole: [[spoiler:Itoki.]]
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* ReverseMole: TheMole: [[spoiler:Itoki.]]
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Re-imagining of the 1996 AffectionateParody ''Anime/PrettySammy'' series as a 2006 MagicalGirl {{anime}} of the CuteWitch variety. Sasami Iwakura is a young girl with magical powers of a telekinetic type that her parents forbid her from using. This has lead to her feeling isolated due to a belief of herself as some sort of freak. One day, she goes to the newly formed cooking club headed by Washu, a rather eccentric teacher that starts the club off by faking an attempt to kill her pet. After some [[HilarityEnsues hilarity]], it turns out that the cooking club is a front for the magical girls club, with Sasami and Misao as the first members. Through this club, they meet more awakening magical girls and discover a {{masquerade}} involving a magical world.
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Re-imagining of the 1996 AffectionateParody ''Anime/PrettySammy'' series as a 2006 MagicalGirl {{anime}} of the CuteWitch variety. Sasami Iwakura is a young girl with magical powers of a telekinetic type that her parents forbid her from using. This has lead led to her feeling isolated due to a belief of herself as some sort of freak. One day, she goes to the newly formed cooking club headed by Washu, a rather eccentric teacher that starts the club off by faking an attempt to kill her pet. After some [[HilarityEnsues hilarity]], it turns out that the cooking club is a front for the magical girls club, with Sasami and Misao as the first members. Through this club, they meet more awakening magical girls and discover a {{masquerade}} involving a magical world.
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** The World of the Witches as a whole. In the first season it's built up to be a true paradise, but the second season shows that [[spoiler: it's like that because they rejected negative emotions and sealed them away in an unwilling Keura, and are willing to sacrifice the entire earth.]]
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** The World of the Witches as a whole. In the first season it's built up to be a true paradise, but the second season shows that [[spoiler: it's like that because they rejected negative emotions and sealed them away in an unwilling Keura, and are willing to sacrifice destroy the entire earth.Earth.]]
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* BitchInSheepsClothing: [[spoiler: The Chief Sorceress at first seems to be both a ReasonableAuthorityFigure and the BigGood, but is quickly shown to be quite the opposite.]].
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* BitchInSheepsClothing: BitchInSheepsClothing:
** [[spoiler: The Chief Sorceress at first seems to be both a ReasonableAuthorityFigure and the BigGood, but isquickly shown in the second season to be quite the opposite.]].]].
** The World of the Witches as a whole. In the first season it's built up to be a true paradise, but the second season shows that [[spoiler: it's like that because they rejected negative emotions and sealed them away in an unwilling Keura, and are willing to sacrifice the entire earth.]]
** [[spoiler: The Chief Sorceress at first seems to be both a ReasonableAuthorityFigure and the BigGood, but is
** The World of the Witches as a whole. In the first season it's built up to be a true paradise, but the second season shows that [[spoiler: it's like that because they rejected negative emotions and sealed them away in an unwilling Keura, and are willing to sacrifice the entire earth.]]
* DemotedToExtra: While never main characters, Sasami's [[{{Muggle}} normal friends]] become ''far'' less important in season 2. The only one with any real importance is Monta, [[spoiler: as he's the one who is the catalyst for her FaceHeelTurn]].
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* EmotionlessGirl: Tsukasa.
* EveryoneCallsHimBarkeep: The Chief Sorceress is only ever called by her title.
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* EmotionlessGirl: Tsukasa.
Tsukasa never shows much emotion.
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* FantasyForbiddingFather: Sasami's father doesn't want her using magic at all initially. But he has a good reason for it. [[spoiler: He was once a watcher of the cauldron, which held all the witch's negative emotions, and because of his proximity to it while guarding it, he was able to utilize some magic, despite being a storyteller, or a human normally unable to utilize magic. He feared Sasami might be able to unlock the cauldron if she ever developed her magic skills enough.]] He later averts the trope when he starts to see Sasami making decisions on her own and thinking about possible outcomes based on what she may do.
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* FantasyForbiddingFather: Sasami's father doesn't want her using magic at all initially. But he has a good reason for it. [[spoiler: He was once a watcher of the cauldron, which held all the witch's negative emotions, and because of his proximity to it while guarding it, he was able to utilize some magic, despite being a storyteller, or a human normally unable to utilize magic. He feared Sasami might be able to unlock the cauldron if she ever developed her magic skills enough. He's also ''completely'' in the right not to trust either the Chief Sorceress or the World of the Witches.]] He later averts the trope when he starts to see Sasami making decisions on her own and thinking about possible outcomes based on what she may do.
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* FieryRedhead: WashuWashu has a rather nasty temper, with at one point admitting she's using teaching the girls to relive stress.
* HopeSpot: Episode 24 feels like it could be where the show ends with a HappilyEverAfter: [[spoiler:Misao goes through a HeelFaceTurn and reconciles with the Magical Girls Club, the executives are healed, and Amitav is free to come and live on Earth.]] The only thing wrong is that there are still two episodes left, with Sasami's father mentioning that as long as no one messes with [[spoiler: Keura]], [[TemptingFate everything should be fine]]. In the next episode, the Chief Sorceress does exactly that.
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* InNameOnly: Sasami and Washu. By contrast, Mihoshi is relatively intact since [[{{Flanderization}} stupidity was her only real defining trait by this time anyway.]]
** Sasami's cooking skills are quite intact, though.
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* InNameOnly: Sasami and Washu. By contrast, Mihoshi is relatively intact since [[{{Flanderization}} stupidity was her only real defining trait by this time anyway.]]
**]] Sasami's cooking skills are quite intact, though.
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Re-imagining of the 1996 AffectionateParody ''Anime/PrettySammy'' series as a 2006 MagicalGirl {{anime}} of the CuteWitch variety. Sasami Iwakura is a young girl with magical powers of a telekinetic type that her jerk of a father parents forbid her from using. This has lead to her feeling isolated due to a belief of herself as some sort of freak. One day, she goes to the newly formed cooking club headed by Washu, a rather eccentric teacher that starts the club off by faking an attempt to kill her pet. After some [[HilarityEnsues hilarity]], it turns out that the cooking club is a front for the magical girls club, with Sasami and Misao as the first members. Through this club, they meet more awakening magical girls and discover a {{masquerade}} involving a magical world.
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Re-imagining of the 1996 AffectionateParody ''Anime/PrettySammy'' series as a 2006 MagicalGirl {{anime}} of the CuteWitch variety. Sasami Iwakura is a young girl with magical powers of a telekinetic type that her parents jerk of a father forbid her from using. This has lead to her feeling isolated due to a belief of herself as some sort of freak. One day, she goes to the newly formed cooking club headed by Washu, a rather eccentric teacher that starts the club off by faking an attempt to kill her pet. After some [[HilarityEnsues hilarity]], it turns out that the cooking club is a front for the magical girls club, with Sasami and Misao as the first members. Through this club, they meet more awakening magical girls and discover a {{masquerade}} involving a magical world.
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This show manages the impressive feat of applying a LighterAndSofter tone to a pseudo-series that was ''already'' pretty light and soft to begin with. In this case, it cut the over-the-top style of parody in favor of more FantasticComedy DomCom style. Washu still has some shades of her pseudo-AxCrazy characterization, but it gets considerably toned down after her introduction. Because of this, the series most likely won't appeal to people that were expecting a continuation of the parody style, but for those that want a magical girl show of the more traditional kind, this is as good as any.
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This show manages the impressive feat of applying a LighterAndSofter tone to a pseudo-series that was ''already'' pretty light and soft to begin with. In this case, it cut the over-the-top style of parody in favor of more FantasticComedy DomCom style. For example, Washu still has some shades of her pseudo-AxCrazy characterization, but it gets considerably toned down after her introduction. Because of this, the series most likely won't appeal to people that were expecting a continuation of the parody style, but for those that want a magical girl show of the more traditional kind, this is as good as any.
* BitchInSheepsClothing: [[spoiler: The Chief Sorceress at first seems to be both a ReasonableAuthorityFigure and the BigGood, but is quickly shown to be quite the opposite.]].
* CoversAlwaysLie: The posters and EyeCatch heavily emphasize the magical girl outfits, but the girls rarely if ever wear them. In fact, their stated purpose at the beginning is to ''suppress'' the girls powers!
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* GagDub: [[Creator/FUNimation FUNi]]'s English dub hits close to this.
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* GagDub: [[Creator/FUNimation FUNi]]'s English dub hits close to this.this at times.
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* LoveTriangle: Misao loves Monta, Monta loves Sasami, and Sasami loves Amitav.
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* LoveTriangle: Misao loves Monta, Monta loves Sasami, and Sasami loves Amitav.Amitav, and Amitav loves Sasami's dad. It's more like a love square, really.
* TheMagicGoesAway: [[spoiler: Implied at the ending. It's at least become much more subdued.]]
* TheMagicGoesAway: [[spoiler: Implied at the ending. It's at least become much more subdued.]]
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* CerberusSyndrome: While the first season focuses mostly on character interaction, cute moments, and comedy, the second season deals with a developing conspiracy, a main character's FaceHeelTurn, ''the world nearly being destroyed'', and a pretty BittersweetEnding. It's still not entirely dark, however.
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* CerberusSyndrome: CerebusSyndrome: While the first season focuses mostly on character interaction, cute moments, and comedy, the second season deals with a developing conspiracy, a main character's FaceHeelTurn, ''the world nearly being destroyed'', and a pretty BittersweetEnding. It's still not entirely dark, however.
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Re-imagining of the 1996 AffectionateParody ''Anime/PrettySammy'' series as a 2006 cookie cutter MagicalGirl {{anime}} of the CuteWitch variety. Sasami Iwakura is a young girl with magical powers of a telekinetic type that her parents forbid her from using. This has lead to her feeling isolated due to a belief of herself as some sort of freak. One day, she goes to the newly formed cooking club headed by Washu, a rather eccentric teacher that starts the club off by faking an attempt to kill her pet. After some [[HilarityEnsues hilarity]], it turns out that the cooking club is a front for the magical girls club, with Sasami and Misao as the first members. Through this club, they meet more awakening magical girls and discover a {{masquerade}} involving a magical world.
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Re-imagining of the 1996 AffectionateParody ''Anime/PrettySammy'' series as a 2006 cookie cutter MagicalGirl {{anime}} of the CuteWitch variety. Sasami Iwakura is a young girl with magical powers of a telekinetic type that her parents forbid her from using. This has lead to her feeling isolated due to a belief of herself as some sort of freak. One day, she goes to the newly formed cooking club headed by Washu, a rather eccentric teacher that starts the club off by faking an attempt to kill her pet. After some [[HilarityEnsues hilarity]], it turns out that the cooking club is a front for the magical girls club, with Sasami and Misao as the first members. Through this club, they meet more awakening magical girls and discover a {{masquerade}} involving a magical world.
* CerberusSyndrome: While the first season focuses mostly on character interaction, cute moments, and comedy, the second season deals with a developing conspiracy, a main character's FaceHeelTurn, ''the world nearly being destroyed'', and a pretty BittersweetEnding. It's still not entirely dark, however.
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* DarkerAndEdgier: While the first season focuses mostly on character interaction, cute moments, and comedy, the second season deals with a developing conspiracy, a main character's FaceHeelTurn, ''the world nearly being destroyed'', and a pretty BittersweetEnding. It's still not entirely dark, however.
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* GoodAllAlong: [[spoiler: Itoki]], which becomes a bit confusing when you consider earlier episodes.
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* GoodAllAlong: [[spoiler: Itoki]], which becomes a [[PlotHole bit confusing confusing]] when you consider earlier episodes.
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* {{Nosebleed}}: Anri has one when she sees a doodle of herself and Tsukasa under an UmbrellaOfTogetherness.
** She also get one when they discuss the "Magical Girls' Special Assembly" saying that she will get to sleep with Tsukasa.
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* {{Nosebleed}}: Anri has one when she sees a doodle of herself and Tsukasa under an UmbrellaOfTogetherness.
**UmbrellaOfTogetherness. She also get one when they discuss the "Magical Girls' Special Assembly" saying that she will get to sleep with Tsukasa.
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* AlternateContinuity: To TenchiMuyo.
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* AlternateContinuity: To TenchiMuyo.''Anime/TenchiMuyo''.
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* TrueCompanions: Misao and the other girls grow into this late in the second season, after [[spoiler: they are able to [[HeelFaceTurn reconcile with her]].
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* TrueCompanions: Misao and the other girls grow into this late in the second season, after [[spoiler: they are able to [[HeelFaceTurn reconcile with her]].her]]]].
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* BigBad: [[spoiler: The Chief Sorceress]], though the main threat turns out to be [[spoiler: the evil spirit Keura.]]
* BittersweetEnding: In the end, [[spoiler: Keura and the Chief Sorceress have been defeated, and the Shining Team are redeemed, but Amitav performs a HeroicSacrifice that leaves him in a coma for an indefinite amount of time, though Sasami does promise to watch over him, and it's implied TheMagicGoesAway, or at the least becomes much more subdued.]]
* BittersweetEnding: In the end, [[spoiler: Keura and the Chief Sorceress have been defeated, and the Shining Team are redeemed, but Amitav performs a HeroicSacrifice that leaves him in a coma for an indefinite amount of time, though Sasami does promise to watch over him, and it's implied TheMagicGoesAway, or at the least becomes much more subdued.]]
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* BrainwashedAndCrazy: [[spoiler: Misao, at the end of the series.]]
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* BrainwashedAndCrazy: [[spoiler: Misao, at near the end of the series.]]
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* {{Cloudcuckoolander}}: Amitav.Oh, ''Amitav.''
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* DarkerAndEdgier: The DarkerAndEdgier: While the first season focuses mostly on character interaction, cute moments, and comedy, the second season (compared to the first season, at least).deals with a developing conspiracy, a main character's FaceHeelTurn, ''the world nearly being destroyed'', and a pretty BittersweetEnding. It's still not entirely dark, however.
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* DespairEventHorizon: Misao has one in episode 19, [[spoiler: after giving Monta his favorite food, but he keeps thinking of Sasami instead. She then uses the card the other witches gave her earlier and goes to the witch's world with them.]]
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* DespairEventHorizon: Misao has one in episode 19, [[spoiler: after giving Monta his favorite food, but he keeps thinking of Sasami instead. She then uses the card the other witches gave her earlier and goes to the witch's world with them. This ends up causing Misao's FaceHeelTurn.]]
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* EvilCostumeSwitch: [[spoiler: Misao]] gets a cleavage-tastic outfit when she [[spoiler:gets possessed by Keura]].
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* EvilCostumeSwitch: [[spoiler: Misao]] gets a cleavage-tastic outfit when she [[spoiler:gets possessed by Keura]]. She also gets a different outfit when she [[spoiler: joins the Chief Sorceress.]]
* FaceHeelTurn: For a large part of season 2, [[spoiler: Misao leaves the group and joins the Chief Sorceress and The Shining Team.]]
* GoodAllAlong: [[spoiler: Itoki]], which becomes a bit confusing when you consider earlier episodes.
* HeroicSacrifice: In the finale, [[spoiler: Amitav helps seal Keura away at the cost of being in a seemingly permanent coma.]]
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* ImportantHaircut: Misao in episode 20, although the ending for season 2 gives it [[SpoilerOpening away in earlier episodes.]]
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* ImportantHaircut: Misao in episode 20, [[spoiler: which solidifies her FaceHeelTurn]], although the ending and opening for season 2 gives it [[SpoilerOpening away in earlier episodes.]]
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* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: Misao on episode 21, [[spoiler: when she fails to capture Sasami, and overhears some of the witches talking about how disappointed they are in her failure. She begins to regret hurting her friend who was trying to help.]]
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* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: Misao on episode 21, [[spoiler: when she fails to capture Sasami, and overhears some of the witches talking about how disappointed they are in her failure. She begins to regret hurting her friend who was trying to help.help, which helps start her HeelFaceTurn.]]
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* OtakuOClock
* SpoilerOpening: The updated opening and ending of season show [[spoiler: Misao's haircut, and the ending ''heavily'' hints at her FaceHeelTurn.]]
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* TakeThat: To other MagicalGirl Anime from the get go in the dub. [[spoiler: "I'm not telling you to whore it up like [[Anime/SailorMoon high school girls]]]]..."
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* TakeThat: To other MagicalGirl Anime from the get go in the dub. [[spoiler:
-->'''Washu:''' "I'm not telling you to whore it up like [[Anime/SailorMoon high school girls]]]]..."
-->'''Washu:''' "I'm not telling you to whore it up like [[Anime/SailorMoon high school girls]]]]..."
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* TrueCompanions: Misao and the other girls find out about this late in the second season.
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* TrueCompanions: Misao and the other girls find out about grow into this late in the second season.season, after [[spoiler: they are able to [[HeelFaceTurn reconcile with her]].
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** Episode 19, [[spoiler: when Misao loses all hope regarding the human world, and chooses to go back to the witch's world.]]
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** Episode 19, [[spoiler: when Misao loses all hope regarding the human world, and [[FaceHeelTurn chooses to go back to the witch's world.world]].]]
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Re-imagining of the 1996 AffectionateParody ''PrettySammy'' series as a 2006 cookie cutter MagicalGirl {{anime}} of the CuteWitch variety. Sasami Iwakura is a young girl with magical powers of a telekinetic type that her parents forbid her from using. This has lead to her feeling isolated due to a belief of herself as some sort of freak. One day, she goes to the newly formed cooking club headed by Washu, a rather eccentric teacher that starts the club off by faking an attempt to kill her pet. After some [[HilarityEnsues hilarity]], it turns out that the cooking club is a front for the magical girls club, with Sasami and Misao as the first members. Through this club, they meet more awakening magical girls and discover a {{masquerade}} involving a magical world.
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Re-imagining of the 1996 AffectionateParody ''PrettySammy'' ''Anime/PrettySammy'' series as a 2006 cookie cutter MagicalGirl {{anime}} of the CuteWitch variety. Sasami Iwakura is a young girl with magical powers of a telekinetic type that her parents forbid her from using. This has lead to her feeling isolated due to a belief of herself as some sort of freak. One day, she goes to the newly formed cooking club headed by Washu, a rather eccentric teacher that starts the club off by faking an attempt to kill her pet. After some [[HilarityEnsues hilarity]], it turns out that the cooking club is a front for the magical girls club, with Sasami and Misao as the first members. Through this club, they meet more awakening magical girls and discover a {{masquerade}} involving a magical world.
