History Anime / SchoolDays

* BleachedUnderpants: Oh, the sex certainly still happens (and it happens ''[[ReallyGetsAround a lot]]''), but the anime tones down the explicit nature of most encounters, making it, at worst, a [[FanDisservice gross subversion]] of the {{Ecchi}} HaremGenre.

%%* AudibleSharpness: You haven't [[IncrediblyLamePun heard saw]] until you've [[IncrediblyLamePun heard saw]] in this anime.

Finally, there's also a manga, which is much more family-friendly than the anime. Makoto, much less of a {{Jerkass}} here, manages to resist Sekai for most of the run; when he finally gives in to temptation, he feels so bad about it that [[TheAtoner he is prepared to break up with her]]... [[DownerEnding until stuff happens]]. Almost more disturbing than the anime, in a subtle way. There's a manga adaptation for ''Cross Days'' as well, which follows Yuuki, the protagonist of the game, and which gets dubious props for somehow making Makoto even more of a jerk than he is in the anime. No, really.

** ''~Magical Heart Kokoro-chan~'' has several, as expected of a ParodyEpisode. The girls form a Sentai team, Kokoro and Kotonoha are secretly magical girls, and there's a giant robot fighting at the end. The opening theme sequence also blatantly references the visuals in the ''Series{{Ultraseven}}'' opening.

** ''~Magical Heart Kokoro-chan~'' has several, as expected of a ParodyEpisode.

* ThirdOptionAdaptation: The ending to the anime is a composite of elements from two other endings in the original game: ‘’To My Child’’ and ‘’Bloody End’’.

* FanserviceWithASmile: Sekai in her [[ImpossiblyLowNeckline waitress]] [[BareYourMidriff uniform]], complete with detached sleeves. The {{Meido}} uniforms from the SchoolFestival also count for this trope... which often turns into FanDisservice, on account of it being present in even the most horrifying scenes.