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* FestivalEpisode: The festival in the first episode has many distinctly Asian traits despite being set in an Ersatz Switzerland. Episode seven also features Toro Nagashi/[[YouMeanXmas Fiesta des Lumiéres]].
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* FestivalEpisode: The festival in the first episode has many distinctly Asian traits despite being set in an Ersatz Switzerland. Episode seven also features Toro Nagashi/[[YouMeanXmas Fiesta Nagashi/Fiesta des Lumiéres]].Lumiéres.
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* NotSoStoic: This is humorously done with Noël in the first OVA, where the garrison (plus Sister Yumina) plays a war game and she goes on a rampage with her modified water Gatling gun. While this might have been a consequence of Filicia spiking everyone's tea with Calvados, it further reinforces the fact that Noël isn't a [[ReiAyanamiExpy Rei]] [[EmotionlessGirl clone]].
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* NotSoStoic: This is humorously done with Noël in the first OVA, where the garrison (plus Sister Yumina) plays a war game and she goes on a rampage with her modified water Gatling gun. While this might have been a consequence of Filicia spiking everyone's tea with Calvados, it further reinforces the fact that Noël isn't a [[ReiAyanamiExpy Rei]] [[EmotionlessGirl clone]]. Especially when considering that she had already built the gun, either for fun or just in case such a day finally came.
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* UnsuspectinglySoused: Pretty much everyone in the first OVA. Even Filicia, who planned the sousing, overestimates her own tolerance.
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* UnsuspectinglySoused: Pretty much everyone Everyone in the first OVA. Even OVA, find themselves drunk, and even Filicia, who planned the sousing, overestimates her own tolerance.
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* BreakTheCutie: Virtually all of the female soldiers except Kanata. Noel in particular suffers greatly near the end of the series [[spoiler: due to having helped create a weapon system that wiped out several towns and killed lots of people, which [[GeneralRipper Colonel Hopkins]] is only more than happy to point out repeatedly to her.]]
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* BreakTheCutie: Virtually all of the female soldiers except Kanata. Noel Noël in particular suffers greatly near the end of the series [[spoiler: due to having helped create a weapon system that wiped out several towns and killed lots of people, which [[GeneralRipper Colonel Hopkins]] is only more than happy to point out repeatedly to her.]]
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** Kanata herself causes Yumina to thank the gods for being alive despire the former's driving.
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* EmotionlessGirl: Noel for the most part.
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* EmotionlessGirl: Noel Noël for the most part.
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* GilliganCut: In the second episode Kanata and Noel think that they saw a ghost in the barracks of their base. Kureha disagrees, suggesting that they're seeing things. Rio agrees with Kureha, but the scene cuts to Kureha and Kanata standing at the entrance to the barracks, with Rio ordering them to investigate before turning around and leaving (all the while shouting those orders from a safe distance, no less).
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* GilliganCut: In the second episode Kanata and Noel Noël think that they saw a ghost in the barracks of their base. Kureha disagrees, suggesting that they're seeing things. Rio agrees with Kureha, but the scene cuts to Kureha and Kanata standing at the entrance to the barracks, with Rio ordering them to investigate before turning around and leaving (all the while shouting those orders from a safe distance, no less).
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* ImperialStormtrooperMarksmanshipAcademy: In episode 7.5, the "bullets" from Noel's gatling water gun can be seen practically bending around Filicia.
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* ImperialStormtrooperMarksmanshipAcademy: In episode 7.5, the "bullets" from Noel's Noël's gatling water gun can be seen practically bending around Filicia.
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* StagedShooting: Nöel and Kureha unload their machine guns at two men, causing two members of the mafia to flee in terror. It turns out the guns were loaded with blank rounds, and the two men fired at regularly do business with the Clocktower Maidens.
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* StagedShooting: Nöel Noël and Kureha unload their machine guns at two men, causing two members of the mafia to flee in terror. It turns out the guns were loaded with blank rounds, and the two men fired at regularly do business with the Clocktower Maidens.
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* ThanksForTheMammaries: Noel does this to the female Roman soldier Aisha in episode eleven after the latter wakes up and attempts to overpower her. Aisha's scream is enough to cause Kanata and Kureha to come to the medical room.
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* ThanksForTheMammaries: Noel Noël does this to the female Roman soldier Aisha in episode eleven after the latter wakes up and attempts to overpower her. Aisha's scream is enough to cause Kanata and Kureha to come to the medical room.
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* UnsuspectinglySoused: Pretty much everyone in the first OVA. Even Filicia, who planned the sousing, underestimates her own tolerance.
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* UnsuspectinglySoused: Pretty much everyone in the first OVA. Even Filicia, who planned the sousing, underestimates overestimates her own tolerance.
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[[caption-width-right:300:Someone was saying the world is ending. But I like this world.[[note]] From the top-left, clockwise: Rio, Filicia, Noël, Kanata and Kureha[[/note]]]]
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** ''{{Manga/ARIA}}'' meets ''HaibaneRenmei''.
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** ''{{Manga/ARIA}}'' meets ''HaibaneRenmei''.''Anime/HaibaneRenmei''.
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* TheMessiah: Princess Iliya is one of TheParagon type, given her lasting influence on people.
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* BonusEpisode: There are two bonus DVD-only episodes.
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* BonusEpisode: There are two bonus DVD-only episodes.episodes: one of them surrounds the misadventures the Clocktower Maidens have after a drinking spree, and the other serves as an epilogue to the series.
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* BakersDozen: There are two bonus DVD-only episodes.
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* BookEnds: Episode 1 took place during the Maiden of Fire festival (with Rio as the maiden) with the girls standing at the fort entrance waiting for Kanata to report for duty. The last scene in the TV broadcast ends with them at the same spot waiting for [[spoiler:Rio's replacement]]. The bonus [[BakersDozen thirteenth episode]], which marks the final episode of the entire series, take place exactly one year later during another Maidens of Flame festival, this time with Kanata as the maiden.
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* BonusEpisode: There are two bonus DVD-only episodes.
* BookEnds: Episode 1 took place during the Maiden of Fire festival (with Rio as the maiden) with the girls standing at the fort entrance waiting for Kanata to report for duty. The last scene in the TV broadcast ends with them at the same spot waiting for [[spoiler:Rio's replacement]]. The bonus[[BakersDozen [[BonusEpisode thirteenth episode]], which marks the final episode of the entire series, take place exactly one year later during another Maidens of Flame festival, this time with Kanata as the maiden.
* BookEnds: Episode 1 took place during the Maiden of Fire festival (with Rio as the maiden) with the girls standing at the fort entrance waiting for Kanata to report for duty. The last scene in the TV broadcast ends with them at the same spot waiting for [[spoiler:Rio's replacement]]. The bonus
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* TwelveEpisodeAnime: With [[BakersDozen two more exclusive to the DVDs]].
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** Aisha- a Roman soldier introduced in the anime.
** Kyrie Kuon- a character exclusive to the PSP VisualNovel.
** Kyrie Kuon- a character exclusive to the PSP VisualNovel.
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** Aisha- Aisha is a Roman soldier introduced in the anime.
** KyrieKuon- Kuon is a character exclusive to the PSP VisualNovel.
** Kyrie
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** Aisha, a Roman soldier introduced in the anime.
** Kyrie Kuon, a character exclusive to the PSP VisualNovel.
** Kyrie Kuon, a character exclusive to the PSP VisualNovel.
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** Aisha, Aisha- a Roman soldier introduced in the anime.
** KyrieKuon, Kuon- a character exclusive to the PSP VisualNovel.
** Kyrie
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* BreatherEpisode: The first DVD exclusive episode is a whimsical, lighthearted story, occurring between [[WhamEpisode Episodes 7]] and 8. Similarly, Episode 8 acts as a breather episode built around [[OverlyLongGag waiting for a phone to ring]].
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* BreatherEpisode: The first DVD exclusive episode is a whimsical, lighthearted story, occurring between [[WhamEpisode Episodes 7]] episode seven]] and 8. eight. Similarly, Episode 8 episode eight acts as a breather episode built around [[OverlyLongGag waiting for a phone to ring]].
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* CrazyEnoughToWork: Should the EpicHail fail, [[spoiler: AmazingFreakingGrace]] might prove to be successful.
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* CrazyEnoughToWork: Should Even after the EpicHail fail, fails, [[spoiler: AmazingFreakingGrace]] might prove proved to be successful.
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** Kanata herself causes Yumina to thank the gods for being alive despite the former's driving.
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** Kanata herself causes Yumina to thank the gods for being alive despite despire the former's driving.
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* EverybodysDeadDave: In the Episode 7 flashback, [[spoiler: the entirety of Filica's squadmates are killed after their tank is hit. Being the sole survivor, she considers suicide out of grief]].
* {{Expy}}: The crew is often compared to ''{{K-ON}}'''s cast, despite the lack of similarities in some of the characters (such as Ritsu and Noël). In Episode 2, Kanata [[ImagineSpot imagines]] the 1121st in a normal high school music club.
* {{Eyecatch}}: A short one consisting of [[{{Chibi}} simplified drawings of the main cast]], along with a happy little tune. The music is absent in [[WhamEpisode Episode 7]] though, and the eyecatches are dropped altogether in episode twelve.
* {{Expy}}: The crew is often compared to ''{{K-ON}}'''s cast, despite the lack of similarities in some of the characters (such as Ritsu and Noël). In Episode 2, Kanata [[ImagineSpot imagines]] the 1121st in a normal high school music club.
* {{Eyecatch}}: A short one consisting of [[{{Chibi}} simplified drawings of the main cast]], along with a happy little tune. The music is absent in [[WhamEpisode Episode 7]] though, and the eyecatches are dropped altogether in episode twelve.
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* EverybodysDeadDave: In the Episode 7 episode seven flashback, [[spoiler: the entirety entirity of Filica's squadmates are killed after their tank is hit. Being the sole survivor, she considers suicide out of grief]].
* {{Expy}}: The crew is often compared to ''{{K-ON}}'''s cast, despite the lack of similarities in some of the characters (such as Ritsu and Noël). InEpisode 2, episode two, Kanata [[ImagineSpot imagines]] the 1121st in a normal high school music club.
* {{Eyecatch}}: A short oneconsisting Consisting of [[{{Chibi}} simplified drawings of the main cast]], along with a happy little tune. The music is absent in [[WhamEpisode Episode 7]] though, and the eyecatches are dropped altogether in episode twelve.
* {{Expy}}: The crew is often compared to ''{{K-ON}}'''s cast, despite the lack of similarities in some of the characters (such as Ritsu and Noël). In
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** A more subtle example in episode four, when Noël asks Kanata if she is frightened by a machine that’s killed many people. After the revelation that [[spoiler: Noël is the [[RedBaron Witch of Helvetia]]]], she was asking the question with respect to herself as well, rather than the Takemikazuchi alone.
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** A more subtle example is seen in episode four, when Noël asks Kanata if she is frightened by a machine that’s killed many people. After the revelation that [[spoiler: Noël is the [[RedBaron Witch of Helvetia]]]], she was asking the question with respect to herself as well, rather than the Takemikazuchi alone.
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** Noël has one near the end of Episode 11 and throughout Episode 12, the latter being induced by a HannibalLecture delivered by Hopkins.
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** Noël has one near the end of Episode 11 eleven and throughout Episode 12, episode twelve, the latter being induced by a HannibalLecture delivered by Hopkins.Hopkins
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* GroupHug: All the girls but Rio in Episode 7.
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* GroupHug: All the girls but Rio in Episode 7.episode seven.
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* HowWeGotHere: Episode 8 begins with Kanata in a tacky dress sitting, looking quite distressed, and then flashes back to a few hours before.
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* HowWeGotHere: Episode 8 eight begins with Kanata in a tacky dress sitting, looking quite distressed, and then flashes back to a few hours before.
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** The Witch of Helvetia: [[spoiler: Noël]]
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** The Witch of Helvetia: [[spoiler: Noël]]Noël
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* {{Kuudere}}: Noël can come across as [[EmotionlessGirl emotionless]] at first glance, but it just takes a lot to get her to express them. Like being confronted with her past in Episode 11, or [[CrowningMomentOfFunny having enough of Kureha's whining in Episode 5]].
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* {{Kuudere}}: Noël can come across as [[EmotionlessGirl emotionless]] at first glance, but it just takes a lot to get her to express them. Like being confronted with her past in Episode 11, episode eleven, or [[CrowningMomentOfFunny having enough of Kureha's whining in Episode 5]].episode five]].
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** The origins of the winged skeleton is never elaborated upon, leaving the viewer to wonder whether or not it arose from supernatural or evolutionary means.
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** The origins of the winged skeleton is never elaborated upon, leaving the viewer to wonder whether or not it arose arise from supernatural or evolutionary means.
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* NeverTrustATrailer: The preview for [[WhamEpisode Episode 7]] was the girls making cicada noises over a visual of Noël and Kureha doing laundry.
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* NeverTrustATrailer: The preview for [[WhamEpisode Episode 7]] seven]] was the girls making cicada noises over a visual of Noël and Kureha doing laundry.
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* SchizoTech: The 1121st are equipped with World War II era equipment but happen to have an inoperational computerized high-tech SpiderTank in the garage. This is clear in Episode 4: glass-blowers replicating a machine-made laser-sensor lens using traditional manual techniques find that the task is challenging.
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* SchizoTech: The 1121st are equipped with World War II era equipment but happen to have an inoperational computerized high-tech SpiderTank in the garage. This is clear in Episode 4: episode four: glass-blowers replicating a machine-made laser-sensor lens using traditional manual techniques find that the task is challenging.
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* SickEpisode: Kanata goes down with malaria in Episode 3, just as Rio is the only one home to take care of her.
* SimultaneousArcs: Episode 6, with the same events seen from the team's and Kanata's perspective respectively.
* SnowMeansDeath: The coming of the winter to the series (Episode 10) means things get serious, starting with [[spoiler: Madam Jacquotte's death]].
* SimultaneousArcs: Episode 6, with the same events seen from the team's and Kanata's perspective respectively.
* SnowMeansDeath: The coming of the winter to the series (Episode 10) means things get serious, starting with [[spoiler: Madam Jacquotte's death]].
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* SickEpisode: Kanata goes down with malaria in Episode 3, just as episode three, and Rio is the only one home to take care of her.
* SimultaneousArcs: Episode6, six, with the same events seen from the team's and Kanata's perspective respectively.
* SnowMeansDeath: The coming of the winter to the series(Episode (episode 10) means things get serious, starting with [[spoiler: Madam Jacquotte's death]].
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* TranslationConvention: Based on the written texts that appear, Helvetian is French. Some text appears to be Japanese kanji, which only the priesthood seem able to read. Strangely, one of the lanterns in Episode 7 has English writing on it and some signs in Seize are written in Spanish.
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* TranslationConvention: Based on the written texts that appear, Helvetian is French. Some text appears to be Japanese kanji, which only the priesthood seem able to read. Strangely, one of the lanterns in Episode 7 episode seven has English writing on it and some signs in Seize are written in Spanish.
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* WarIsHell: Episode 7 exemplifies just how much of a hell it is.
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* WarIsHell: Episode 7 seven exemplifies just how much of a hell it is.
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* WhamEpisode: Episode 7 reflects on [[spoiler: Filicia's post-traumatic stress disorder from wartime]]. There's very little death in the rest of the show, so it hits pretty hard.
* WhereTheHellIsSpringfield: The second bonus episode shows an approximate world map that seems to put Helvetia somewhere [[spoiler: in Japan]]. But Helvetians [[TranslationConvention speak and write in French]], and cannot read the "ideograms" left behind by the apparently Japanese [[{{Precursors}} former residents]]. And "Romans," who have dark skin and speak German, live right next door. As if all this wasn't confusing enough, Seize is a near-replica of a real town in Spain (see RealPlaceBackground above).
* WhereTheHellIsSpringfield: The second bonus episode shows an approximate world map that seems to put Helvetia somewhere [[spoiler: in Japan]]. But Helvetians [[TranslationConvention speak and write in French]], and cannot read the "ideograms" left behind by the apparently Japanese [[{{Precursors}} former residents]]. And "Romans," who have dark skin and speak German, live right next door. As if all this wasn't confusing enough, Seize is a near-replica of a real town in Spain (see RealPlaceBackground above).
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* WhamEpisode: Episode 7 seven reflects on [[spoiler: Filicia's post-traumatic stress disorder from wartime]]. There's very little death in the rest of the show, so it hits pretty hard.
* WhereTheHellIsSpringfield: The second bonus episode shows an approximate world map that seems to put Helvetia somewhere[[spoiler: in Japan]].eastern China. But Helvetians [[TranslationConvention speak and write in French]], and cannot read the "ideograms" left behind by the apparently Japanese [[{{Precursors}} former residents]]. And The "Romans," who have dark skin and speak German, live right next door. As if all this wasn't confusing enough, Adding confusion to the mix, Seize is a near-replica of a real town in Spain (see RealPlaceBackground above).
* WhereTheHellIsSpringfield: The second bonus episode shows an approximate world map that seems to put Helvetia somewhere
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** For a less literal example, Rio laments in Episode 13 that [[spoiler: the nations of the world are wasting their time with wars while the Earth slowly dies, and mentions Holy Rome turning into a desert as an example]].
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** For a less literal example, Rio laments in Episode 13 episode thirteen that [[spoiler: the nations of the world are wasting their time with wars while the Earth slowly dies, and mentions Holy Rome turning into a desert as an example]].
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** Aisha- a Roman soldier introduced in the anime.
** Kyrie Kuon- a character exclusive to the PSP VisualNovel.
** Kyrie Kuon- a character exclusive to the PSP VisualNovel.
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** Aisha- Aisha, a Roman soldier introduced in the anime.
** KyrieKuon- Kuon, a character exclusive to the PSP VisualNovel.
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* BookEnds: Episode one took place during the Maiden of Fire festival (with Rio as the maiden) with the girls standing at the fort entrance waiting for Kanata to report for duty. The last scene in the TV broadcast ends with them at the same spot waiting for [[spoiler:Rio's replacement]]. The bonus episode thirteen, which marks the final episode of the entire series, take place exactly one year later during another Maidens of Flame festival, this time with Kanata as the maiden.
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* BookEnds: Episode one 1 took place during the Maiden of Fire festival (with Rio as the maiden) with the girls standing at the fort entrance waiting for Kanata to report for duty. The last scene in the TV broadcast ends with them at the same spot waiting for [[spoiler:Rio's replacement]]. The bonus episode thirteen, [[BakersDozen thirteenth episode]], which marks the final episode of the entire series, take place exactly one year later during another Maidens of Flame festival, this time with Kanata as the maiden.
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* BreatherEpisode: The first DVD exclusive episode is a whimsical, lighthearted story, occurring between [[WhamEpisode episode seven]] and eight. Similarly, episode eight acts as a breather episode built around [[OverlyLongGag waiting for a phone to ring]].
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* BreatherEpisode: The first DVD exclusive episode is a whimsical, lighthearted story, occurring between [[WhamEpisode episode seven]] Episodes 7]] and eight. 8. Similarly, episode eight Episode 8 acts as a breather episode built around [[OverlyLongGag waiting for a phone to ring]].
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* CrazyEnoughToWork: Should the EpicHail fail, [[spoiler: AmazingFreakingGrace ]] might prove to be successful.
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* CrazyEnoughToWork: Should the EpicHail fail, [[spoiler: AmazingFreakingGrace ]] AmazingFreakingGrace]] might prove to be successful.
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* EverybodysDeadDave: In the episode seven flashback, [[spoiler: the entirity of Filica's squadmates are killed after their tank is hit. Being the sole survivor, she considers suicide out of grief]].
* {{Expy}}: The crew is often compared to ''{{K-ON}}'''s cast, despite the lack of similarities in some of the characters (such as Ritsu and Noël). In episode two, Kanata [[ImagineSpot imagines]] the 1121st in a normal high school music club.
* {{Eyecatch}}: A short one Consisting of [[{{Chibi}} simplified drawings of the main cast]], along with a happy little tune. The music is absent in [[WhamEpisode Episode 7]] though, and the eyecatches are dropped altogether in episode twelve.
* {{Expy}}: The crew is often compared to ''{{K-ON}}'''s cast, despite the lack of similarities in some of the characters (such as Ritsu and Noël). In episode two, Kanata [[ImagineSpot imagines]] the 1121st in a normal high school music club.
* {{Eyecatch}}: A short one Consisting of [[{{Chibi}} simplified drawings of the main cast]], along with a happy little tune. The music is absent in [[WhamEpisode Episode 7]] though, and the eyecatches are dropped altogether in episode twelve.
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* EverybodysDeadDave: In the episode seven Episode 7 flashback, [[spoiler: the entirity entirety of Filica's squadmates are killed after their tank is hit. Being the sole survivor, she considers suicide out of grief]].
* {{Expy}}: The crew is often compared to ''{{K-ON}}'''s cast, despite the lack of similarities in some of the characters (such as Ritsu and Noël). Inepisode two, Episode 2, Kanata [[ImagineSpot imagines]] the 1121st in a normal high school music club.
* {{Eyecatch}}: A short oneConsisting consisting of [[{{Chibi}} simplified drawings of the main cast]], along with a happy little tune. The music is absent in [[WhamEpisode Episode 7]] though, and the eyecatches are dropped altogether in episode twelve.
* {{Expy}}: The crew is often compared to ''{{K-ON}}'''s cast, despite the lack of similarities in some of the characters (such as Ritsu and Noël). In
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** A more subtle example in episode four, when Noël asks Kanata if she is frightened by a machine that’s killed many people. After the revelation that Noël is the Witch of Helvetia, she was asking the question with respect to herself as well, rather than the Takemikazuchi alone.
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** A more subtle example in episode four, when Noël asks Kanata if she is frightened by a machine that’s killed many people. After the revelation that [[spoiler: Noël is the [[RedBaron Witch of Helvetia, Helvetia]]]], she was asking the question with respect to herself as well, rather than the Takemikazuchi alone.
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** Noël has one near the end of Episode eleven and throughout episode twelve, the latter being induced by a HannibalLecture delivered by Hopkins
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** Noël has one near the end of Episode eleven 11 and throughout episode twelve, Episode 12, the latter being induced by a HannibalLecture delivered by HopkinsHopkins.
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* GroupHug: All the girls but Rio in episode seven.
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* HowWeGotHere: Episode eight begins with Kanata in a tacky dress sitting, looking quite distressed, and then flashes back to a few hours before.
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* ImprobablyFemaleCast: The 1121 Platoon and [[spoiler:Filicia's old squad]] consist entirely of females, but the rest of the army appears to be entirely male.
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** The Witch of Helvetia: Noël[[spoiler: Noël]]
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* {{Kuudere}}: Noël can come across as [[EmotionlessGirl emotionless]] at first glance, but it just takes a lot to get her to express them. Like being confronted with her past in episode eleven, or [[CrowningMomentOfFunny having enough of Kureha's whining in episode five]].
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* {{Kuudere}}: Noël can come across as [[EmotionlessGirl emotionless]] at first glance, but it just takes a lot to get her to express them. Like being confronted with her past in episode eleven, Episode 11, or [[CrowningMomentOfFunny having enough of Kureha's whining in episode five]].Episode 5]].
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** The origins of the winged skeleton is never elaborated upon, leaving the viewer to wonder whether or not it arise from supernatural or evolutionary means.
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** The origins of the winged skeleton is never elaborated upon, leaving the viewer to wonder whether or not it arise arose from supernatural or evolutionary means.
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* NeverTrustATrailer: The preview for [[WhamEpisode Episode seven]] was the girls making cicada noises over a visual of Noël and Kureha doing laundry.
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* NeverTrustATrailer: The preview for [[WhamEpisode Episode seven]] 7]] was the girls making cicada noises over a visual of Noël and Kureha doing laundry.
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* NotSoStoic: This is humorously done with Noël in the first OVA, where the garrison (plus Sister Yumina) plays a war game and she goes on a rampage with her modified water Gatling gun. While this might have been a consequence of Filicia spiking everyone's tea with Calvados, it further reinforces the fact that Noël isn't a [[EmotionlessGirl Rei clone]].
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* NotSoStoic: This is humorously done with Noël in the first OVA, where the garrison (plus Sister Yumina) plays a war game and she goes on a rampage with her modified water Gatling gun. While this might have been a consequence of Filicia spiking everyone's tea with Calvados, it further reinforces the fact that Noël isn't a [[ReiAyanamiExpy Rei]] [[EmotionlessGirl Rei clone]].
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* SchizoTech: The 1121st are equipped with World War II era equipment but happen to have an inoperational computerized high-tech SpiderTank in the garage. This is clear in episode four: glass-blowers replicating a machine-made laser-sensor lens using traditional manual techniques find that the task is challenging.
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* SchizoTech: The 1121st are equipped with World War II era equipment but happen to have an inoperational computerized high-tech SpiderTank in the garage. This is clear in episode four: Episode 4: glass-blowers replicating a machine-made laser-sensor lens using traditional manual techniques find that the task is challenging.
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* SickEpisode: Kanata goes down with malaria in episode 3, just as Rio is the only one home to take care of her.
* SimultaneousArcs: Episode six, with the same events seen from the team's and Kanata's perspective respectively.
* SnowMeansDeath: The coming of the winter to the series (episode 10) means things get serious, starting with [[spoiler: Madam Jacquotte's death]].
* SimultaneousArcs: Episode six, with the same events seen from the team's and Kanata's perspective respectively.
* SnowMeansDeath: The coming of the winter to the series (episode 10) means things get serious, starting with [[spoiler: Madam Jacquotte's death]].
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* SickEpisode: Kanata goes down with malaria in episode Episode 3, just as Rio is the only one home to take care of her.
* SimultaneousArcs: Episodesix, 6, with the same events seen from the team's and Kanata's perspective respectively.
* SnowMeansDeath: The coming of the winter to the series(episode (Episode 10) means things get serious, starting with [[spoiler: Madam Jacquotte's death]].
* SimultaneousArcs: Episode
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* SquareCubeLaw: Subverted, since Takemikazuchi has a system that allows gravity exerted on it to be reduced fivefold, allowing it to become insanely agile for its size. This is played straight for the modern knock-offs: lacking this device, they can only move in slow, lumbering strides.
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* SquareCubeLaw: Subverted, since the Takemikazuchi has a system that allows gravity exerted on it to be reduced fivefold, allowing it to become insanely agile for its size. This is played straight for the modern knock-offs: lacking this device, they can only move in slow, lumbering strides.
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* TranslationConvention: Based on the written texts that appear, Helvetian is French. Some text appears to be Japanese kanji, which only the priesthood seem able to read. Strangely, one of the lanterns in episode seven has English writing on it and some signs in Seize are written in Spanish.
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* TranslationConvention: Based on the written texts that appear, Helvetian is French. Some text appears to be Japanese kanji, which only the priesthood seem able to read. Strangely, one of the lanterns in episode seven Episode 7 has English writing on it and some signs in Seize are written in Spanish.
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* WarIsHell: Episode seven exemplifies just how much of a hell it is.
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* WarIsHell: Episode seven 7 exemplifies just how much of a hell it is.
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* WhamEpisode: Episode seven reflects on [[spoiler: Filicia's post-traumatic stress disorder from wartime]]. There's very little death in the rest of the show, so it hits pretty hard.
* WhereTheHellIsSpringfield: The second bonus episode shows an approximate world map that seems to put Helvetia somewhere in eastern China. But Helvetians [[TranslationConvention speak and write in French]], and cannot read the "ideograms" left behind by the apparently Japanese [[{{Precursors}} former residents]]. And "Romans," who have dark skin and speak German, live right next door. As if all this wasn't confusing enough, Seize is a near-replica of a real town in Spain (see RealPlaceBackground above).
* WhereTheHellIsSpringfield: The second bonus episode shows an approximate world map that seems to put Helvetia somewhere in eastern China. But Helvetians [[TranslationConvention speak and write in French]], and cannot read the "ideograms" left behind by the apparently Japanese [[{{Precursors}} former residents]]. And "Romans," who have dark skin and speak German, live right next door. As if all this wasn't confusing enough, Seize is a near-replica of a real town in Spain (see RealPlaceBackground above).
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* WhamEpisode: Episode seven 7 reflects on [[spoiler: Filicia's post-traumatic stress disorder from wartime]]. There's very little death in the rest of the show, so it hits pretty hard.
* WhereTheHellIsSpringfield: The second bonus episode shows an approximate world map that seems to put Helvetia somewhere [[spoiler: ineastern China.Japan]]. But Helvetians [[TranslationConvention speak and write in French]], and cannot read the "ideograms" left behind by the apparently Japanese [[{{Precursors}} former residents]]. And "Romans," who have dark skin and speak German, live right next door. As if all this wasn't confusing enough, Seize is a near-replica of a real town in Spain (see RealPlaceBackground above).
* WhereTheHellIsSpringfield: The second bonus episode shows an approximate world map that seems to put Helvetia somewhere [[spoiler: in
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** For a less literal example, Rio laments in episode thirteen that [[spoiler: the nations of the world are wasting their time with wars while the Earth slowly dies, and mentions Holy Rome turning into a desert as an example]].
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** For a less literal example, Rio laments in episode thirteen Episode 13 that [[spoiler: the nations of the world are wasting their time with wars while the Earth slowly dies, and mentions Holy Rome turning into a desert as an example]].
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''So Ra No Wo To'' is an anime that aired in the winter of 2010 and was directed by Mamoru Kanbe. Produced by Aniplex and animated by {{A-1 Pictures}} as a part of TV Tokyo's ''Anime no Chikara'' project, it is an AnimeFirst, and centres around a young girl named Kanata Sorami, who joins the 1121st platoon of the Helvetican Army in the town of Seize. ''So Ra No Wo To'' was streamed on [[http://www.crunchyroll.com/soranowoto Crunchyroll]](except episode 7.5). In 2011, Creator/NozomiEntertainment [[http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2010-07-02/right-stuf-nozomi-adds-so-ra-no-wo-to-utena-tv released it on DVD]] as ''Sound of the Sky'', the English translation of the series title.
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''So Ra No Wo To'' is an anime that aired in the winter of 2010 and was directed by Mamoru Kanbe. Produced by Aniplex and animated by {{A-1 Pictures}} as a part of TV Tokyo's ''Anime no Chikara'' project, it is an AnimeFirst, and centres around a young girl named Kanata Sorami, who joins the 1121st platoon of the Helvetican Army in the town of Seize. ''So Ra No Wo To'' was streamed on [[http://www.crunchyroll.com/soranowoto Crunchyroll]](except episode 7.5). In 2011, Creator/NozomiEntertainment [[http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2010-07-02/right-stuf-nozomi-adds-so-ra-no-wo-to-utena-tv released it on DVD]] as ''Sound of the Sky'', the English translation of the series title.
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''So Ra No Wo To'' is an anime that aired in the winter of 2010 and was directed by Mamoru Kanbe. Produced by Aniplex and animated by {{Creator/A-1 Pictures}} as a part of TV Tokyo's ''Anime no Chikara'' project, it is an AnimeFirst, and centres around a young girl named Kanata Sorami, who joins the 1121st platoon of the Helvetican Army in the town of Seize. ''So Ra No Wo To'' was streamed on [[http://www.crunchyroll.com/soranowoto Crunchyroll]](except episode 7.5). In 2011, Creator/NozomiEntertainment [[http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2010-07-02/right-stuf-nozomi-adds-so-ra-no-wo-to-utena-tv released it on DVD]] as ''Sound of the Sky'', the English translation of the series title.
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''So Ra No Wo To'' is an anime that aired in the winter of 2010 and was directed by Mamoru Kanbe. Produced by Aniplex and animated by {{Creator/A-1 {{A-1 Pictures}} as a part of TV Tokyo's ''Anime no Chikara'' project, it is an AnimeFirst, and centres around a young girl named Kanata Sorami, who joins the 1121st platoon of the Helvetican Army in the town of Seize. ''So Ra No Wo To'' was streamed on [[http://www.crunchyroll.com/soranowoto Crunchyroll]](except episode 7.5). In 2011, Creator/NozomiEntertainment [[http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2010-07-02/right-stuf-nozomi-adds-so-ra-no-wo-to-utena-tv released it on DVD]] as ''Sound of the Sky'', the English translation of the series title.
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''So Ra No Wo To'' is an anime that aired in the winter of 2010 and was directed by Mamoru Kanbe. Produced by Aniplex and animated by Creator/A1Pictures as a part of TV Tokyo's ''Anime no Chikara'' project, it is an AnimeFirst, and centres around a young girl named Kanata Sorami, who joins the 1121st platoon of the Helvetican Army in the town of Seize. ''So Ra No Wo To'' was streamed on [[http://www.crunchyroll.com/soranowoto Crunchyroll]](except episode 7.5). In 2011, Creator/NozomiEntertainment [[http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2010-07-02/right-stuf-nozomi-adds-so-ra-no-wo-to-utena-tv released it on DVD]] as ''Sound of the Sky'', the English translation of the series title.
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''So Ra No Wo To'' is an anime that aired in the winter of 2010 and was directed by Mamoru Kanbe. Produced by Aniplex and animated by Creator/A1Pictures {{Creator/A-1 Pictures}} as a part of TV Tokyo's ''Anime no Chikara'' project, it is an AnimeFirst, and centres around a young girl named Kanata Sorami, who joins the 1121st platoon of the Helvetican Army in the town of Seize. ''So Ra No Wo To'' was streamed on [[http://www.crunchyroll.com/soranowoto Crunchyroll]](except episode 7.5). In 2011, Creator/NozomiEntertainment [[http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2010-07-02/right-stuf-nozomi-adds-so-ra-no-wo-to-utena-tv released it on DVD]] as ''Sound of the Sky'', the English translation of the series title.
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''So Ra No Wo To'' is an anime that aired in the winter of 2010 and was directed by Mamoru Kanbe. Produced by Aniplex as a part of TV Tokyo's ''Anime no Chikara'' project, it is an AnimeFirst, and centres around a young girl named Kanata Sorami, who joins the 1121st platoon of the Helvetican Army in the town of Seize. ''So Ra No Wo To'' was streamed on [[http://www.crunchyroll.com/soranowoto Crunchyroll]](except episode 7.5). In 2011, Creator/NozomiEntertainment [[http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2010-07-02/right-stuf-nozomi-adds-so-ra-no-wo-to-utena-tv released it on DVD]] as ''Sound of the Sky'', the English translation of the series title.
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''So Ra No Wo To'' is an anime that aired in the winter of 2010 and was directed by Mamoru Kanbe. Produced by Aniplex and animated by Creator/A1Pictures as a part of TV Tokyo's ''Anime no Chikara'' project, it is an AnimeFirst, and centres around a young girl named Kanata Sorami, who joins the 1121st platoon of the Helvetican Army in the town of Seize. ''So Ra No Wo To'' was streamed on [[http://www.crunchyroll.com/soranowoto Crunchyroll]](except episode 7.5). In 2011, Creator/NozomiEntertainment [[http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2010-07-02/right-stuf-nozomi-adds-so-ra-no-wo-to-utena-tv released it on DVD]] as ''Sound of the Sky'', the English translation of the series title.
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Several key edits have been made: to minimise conflict, rationale for the bigger changes have been supplied. 1) Bullethole Door has been removed. I think I\'ve removed it before, and it was put back. It was removed for a reason: namely, the trope definition is not satisfied: the trope states that the rounds must create a shape in the wall for the escape path, without collapsing the building. The building collapses in episode twelve, where this occurs. 2) Coming Of Age Story needed a serious re-write. This is not a place for personal analysis. 3) Not Drawn To Scale is removed. The vehicle tires appear okay in general. 4) Reckless Gun Usage does not apply to the 1121st: in that picture supplied, Felicia is showing them the rifles that the 1121st use, and they aren\'t loaded. 5) Super Prototype has been removed: the Takemikazuchi is a relic from the last era, not a prototype. The other spider tanks may be descendents but lack too many of the Takemikazuchi\'s technologies to be even considered to be related, as per the trope definition. Other edits include grammar overhauls, and integration of valid second-level bullet points into the main passage or re-indentation to make things easier to read. Lastly, to whoever changed \"This is humorously done...\" to \"Humorously done...\" under Not So Stoic, your grammar is incorrect. Please abstain completely from doing that to any of the examples: they are written to maximise readability.
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[[caption-width-right:300:Someone was saying the world is ending. But I like this world.[[note]] From the top-left, clockwise: Rio, Filicia, Noël, Kanata and Kureha[[/note]]]]
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[[caption-width-right:300:Someone was saying the world is ending. But I like this world.[[note]] From the top-left, clockwise: Rio, Filicia, Noël, Kanata and Kureha[[/note]]]]
Kureha[[/note]]]]
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** Aisha, a Roman soldier introduced in the anime.
** Kyrie Kuon, a character exclusive to the PSP VisualNovel.
** Kyrie Kuon, a character exclusive to the PSP VisualNovel.
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** Aisha, Aisha- a Roman soldier introduced in the anime.
** KyrieKuon, Kuon- a character exclusive to the PSP VisualNovel.
** Kyrie
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* ArsonMurderAndLifesaving: By the end of the series, it's probably a good thing for the girls that they know [[EverythingsBetterWithPrincesses people in high places]].
* ArtImitatesArt: The opening, which recreates paintings by Gustav Klimt.
* ArtImitatesArt: The opening, which recreates paintings by Gustav Klimt.
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* ArsonMurderAndLifesaving: By the end of the series, it's probably a good thing for the girls fact that they the 1121st know [[EverythingsBetterWithPrincesses people in high places]].
places]] prevent them from being court-martialed for disobeying orders and doing what is right.
* ArtImitatesArt: Theopening, which opening sequence recreates paintings by Gustav Klimt.Klimt in great detail.
* ArtImitatesArt: The
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* BreatherEpisode: The first DVD exclusive episode is a silly, lighthearted story, occurring between [[WhamEpisode episode seven]] and eight. Similarly, episode eight acts as a breather episode built around [[OverlyLongGag waiting for a phone to ring]].
** Episode seven is sort of an inversion, as it's much darker than the rest of the series. It may not really count as a WhamEpisode, since the tone of the series doesn't change dramatically in its wake. [[spoiler:The majority of the deaths in the series are episode seven, and it's the only one in which characters die onscreen.]]
* BulletHoleDoor: In order to take out their SpiderTank a hole in the wall is required. They went a bit overboard, though.
** Episode seven is sort of an inversion, as it's much darker than the rest of the series. It may not really count as a WhamEpisode, since the tone of the series doesn't change dramatically in its wake. [[spoiler:The majority of the deaths in the series are episode seven, and it's the only one in which characters die onscreen.]]
* BulletHoleDoor: In order to take out their SpiderTank a hole in the wall is required. They went a bit overboard, though.
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* BreatherEpisode: The first DVD exclusive episode is a silly, whimsical, lighthearted story, occurring between [[WhamEpisode episode seven]] and eight. Similarly, episode eight acts as a breather episode built around [[OverlyLongGag waiting for a phone to ring]].
** Episode seven is sort of an inversion, as it's much darker than the rest of the series. It may not really count as a WhamEpisode, since the tone of the series doesn't change dramatically in its wake. [[spoiler:The majority of the deaths in the series are episode seven, and it's the only one in which characters die onscreen.]]
* BulletHoleDoor: In order to take out their SpiderTank a hole in the wall is required. They went a bit overboard, though.ring]].
** Episode seven is sort of an inversion, as it's much darker than the rest of the series. It may not really count as a WhamEpisode, since the tone of the series doesn't change dramatically in its wake. [[spoiler:The majority of the deaths in the series are episode seven, and it's the only one in which characters die onscreen.]]
* BulletHoleDoor: In order to take out their SpiderTank a hole in the wall is required. They went a bit overboard, though.
* ComingOfAgeStory: Entering the army thinking she'll get to play music as a bugler, Kanata's experiences with the 1121st give her greater perspective on music and the true significance of being a bugler.
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* ComingOfAgeStory: Kanata leaving her home to join the military and looking for her own way in life, Rio's coming to terms with her duty and family for the greater good, Kureha's finding out that the right thing might not be the proper thing and finding her own calling are some of the growing up the girls do over the course of the year. Other typical elements of these kind of stories present in this work include a DeathByNewberyMedal ([[spoiler:Madam Jacquotte for Kanata, Filicia's old crew for her]]), fighting over what you believe is right and Kanata's first hangover.
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* CreatorProvincialism: A rather unusual subversion is present; initially, the setting is an {{Expy}} of Switzerland, with European architecture and minor elements derived from Japanese culture present to give the impression that Japanese customs are more universal. However, the number of instances eventually reaches the extent where they are clearly intentional: in the last episode Rio gets hold of a map that shows that actually [[spoiler: they are in Japan, but the sea level has receded to the point where it is now connected to Eurasia]].
** The VW Kübelwagen Type 82's steering wheel is on the right (as in, the wrong) side.
** The VW Kübelwagen Type 82's steering wheel is on the right (as in, the wrong) side.
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* CreatorProvincialism: A rather unusual subversion is present; initially, the setting is an {{Expy}} of Switzerland, with European architecture and minor elements derived from Japanese culture present to give the impression that Japanese customs are more universal. However, Similarly, some Japanese nuances make their way into the number of instances eventually reaches anime, such as the extent where they are clearly intentional: in the last episode Rio gets hold of a map that shows that actually [[spoiler: they are in Japan, but the sea level has receded to the point where it is now connected to Eurasia]].
** The VW Kübelwagen Type 82'sKübelwagen's steering wheel is columns being on the left side (they are on the right (as in, the wrong) side.side in reality).
** The VW Kübelwagen Type 82's
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* DrivesLikeCrazy: Klaus's reckless driving leaves Kanata in tears in the first episode.
** Yumina prays to the gods that she's alive after being driven by Kanata.
** Yumina prays to the gods that she's alive after being driven by Kanata.
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* DrivesLikeCrazy: DrivesLikeCrazy:
** Klaus's reckless driving leaves Kanata in tears in the first episode.
** Kanata herself causes Yuminaprays to thank the gods that she's for being alive after being driven by Kanata.despire the former's driving.
** Klaus's reckless driving leaves Kanata in tears in the first episode.
** Kanata herself causes Yumina
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* EverybodysDeadDave: In the episode seven flashback, [[spoiler:all of Filicia's squadmates are killed after their tank is hit. Being the sole survivor, she considers suicide out of grief]].
* {{Expy}}: The crew is often compared to ''{{K-ON}}'''s cast, despite the lack of similarities in some of the characters (such as Ritsu and Noël). The show even seems to {{lampshade}} this with Kanata's ImagineSpot of the crew in a highschool music club.
* {{Expy}}: The crew is often compared to ''{{K-ON}}'''s cast, despite the lack of similarities in some of the characters (such as Ritsu and Noël). The show even seems to {{lampshade}} this with Kanata's ImagineSpot of the crew in a highschool music club.
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* EverybodysDeadDave: In the episode seven flashback, [[spoiler:all [[spoiler: the entirity of Filicia's Filica's squadmates are killed after their tank is hit. Being the sole survivor, she considers suicide out of grief]].
grief]].
* {{Expy}}: The crew is often compared to ''{{K-ON}}'''s cast, despite the lack of similarities in some of the characters (such as Ritsu and Noël).The show even seems to {{lampshade}} this with Kanata's ImagineSpot of In episode two, Kanata [[ImagineSpot imagines]] the crew 1121st in a highschool normal high school music club.
* {{Expy}}: The crew is often compared to ''{{K-ON}}'''s cast, despite the lack of similarities in some of the characters (such as Ritsu and Noël).
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* ImprobablyFemaleCast: Played straight with the 1121 Platoon and [[spoiler:Filicia's old squad]], but averted for the rest of the military, who hit the opposite end of the sex balance.
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* ImprobablyFemaleCast: Played straight with the The 1121 Platoon and [[spoiler:Filicia's old squad]], squad]] consist entirely of females, but averted for the rest of the military, who hit the opposite end of the sex balance.army appears to be entirely male.
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* TheMafia: The 1121st deal in bootleg liquor alongside various other goods.
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* TheMafia: The 1121st deal in bootleg liquor liquor, alongside various other goods.
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** Including GunSafety discipline; see below in the RecklessGunUsage entry.
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** Rio used the tank as an MP3 player to play [[AmazingFreakingGrace Amazing Grace]] to Kanata, who had heard as a child.
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** Rio used the tank as an MP3 player to play [[AmazingFreakingGrace Amazing Grace]] to Kanata, who had heard the song as a child.
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* NoDubForYou
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* NotDrawnToScale: all vehicle tires are drawn too big.
* NotSoStoic: Humorously done with Noël in the first OVA, where the garrison (plus Sister Yumina) plays a war game and she goes on a rampage with her modified water Gatling gun. This may have something to do with Filicia spiking the tea with Calvados. Either way, it further reinforces the fact that Noël isn't a [[EmotionlessGirl Rei clone]].
* NunsAreMikos: Sister Yumina's outfit was based on [[http://infinitemirai.files.wordpress.com/2013/10/sw03-chart.jpg a combination of Miko and more traditional Roman Catholic designs]].
* NotSoStoic: Humorously done with Noël in the first OVA, where the garrison (plus Sister Yumina) plays a war game and she goes on a rampage with her modified water Gatling gun. This may have something to do with Filicia spiking the tea with Calvados. Either way, it further reinforces the fact that Noël isn't a [[EmotionlessGirl Rei clone]].
* NunsAreMikos: Sister Yumina's outfit was based on [[http://infinitemirai.files.wordpress.com/2013/10/sw03-chart.jpg a combination of Miko and more traditional Roman Catholic designs]].
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* NunsAreMikos: Sister Yumina's outfit was based on [[http://infinitemirai.files.wordpress.
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* RecklessGunUsage: GunSafety is sometimes blatantly disrespected:
** Kanata and Kureha show the quality of their military training (or rather, lack thereof) in episode two while arming up - they finger their triggers, and [[http://randomc.net/image/So-Ra-No-Wo-To/So-Ra-No-Wo-To%20-%2003%20-%20Large%2004.jpg carelessly allow their muzzles to point at others]].
** In the finale, the soldiers toss helmets into the air upon learning that they didn’t have to fight. The celebration seems well, or at least until loaded rifles begin [[ArtisticLicenseGunSafety appearing up in the air]] with those helmets.
** Kanata and Kureha show the quality of their military training (or rather, lack thereof) in episode two while arming up - they finger their triggers, and [[http://randomc.net/image/So-Ra-No-Wo-To/So-Ra-No-Wo-To%20-%2003%20-%20Large%2004.jpg carelessly allow their muzzles to point at others]].
** In the finale, the soldiers toss helmets into the air upon learning that they didn’t have to fight. The celebration seems well, or at least until loaded rifles begin [[ArtisticLicenseGunSafety appearing up in the air]] with those helmets.
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* RecklessGunUsage: GunSafety is sometimes blatantly disrespected:
** Kanata and Kureha show the quality of their military training (or rather, lack thereof) in episode two while arming up - they finger their triggers, and [[http://randomc.net/image/So-Ra-No-Wo-To/So-Ra-No-Wo-To%20-%2003%20-%20Large%2004.jpg carelessly allow their muzzles to point at others]].
**In the finale, the soldiers toss helmets into the air upon learning that they didn’t have to fight. The celebration seems well, or at least until loaded rifles begin [[ArtisticLicenseGunSafety appearing up in the air]] air with those helmets.
** Kanata and Kureha show the quality of their military training (or rather, lack thereof) in episode two while arming up - they finger their triggers, and [[http://randomc.net/image/So-Ra-No-Wo-To/So-Ra-No-Wo-To%20-%2003%20-%20Large%2004.jpg carelessly allow their muzzles to point at others]].
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* ScavengerWorld: Some of the ancient technologies can be operated, while others serve unknown functions.
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* ScavengerWorld: Some of the ancient technologies can be operated, while others (such as the facilities in episode five) serve unknown functions.
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* SuperPrototype: The Takemikazuchi essentially turns out to be one, utilizing some long lost technology that neither country has at the moment. As a result, it's able to outmaneuver all of the other spider tanks that go up against it, and can even absorb a couple of hits that would have otherwise taken out a regular spider tank.
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The Sora no Woto wikia is unreliable and flooded with errors. This new image provides a far superior example for the trope.
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* NunsAreMikos: Sister Yumina's outfit was based on [[http://images2.wikia.nocookie.net/soranowoto/images/9/9c/Episode_3.jpg a combination between Miko and more traditional Roman Catholic designs]].
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* NunsAreMikos: Sister Yumina's outfit was based on [[http://images2.wikia.nocookie.net/soranowoto/images/9/9c/Episode_3.[[http://infinitemirai.files.wordpress.com/2013/10/sw03-chart.jpg a combination between of Miko and more traditional Roman Catholic designs]].
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* SuperPrototype: The Takemikazuchi essentially turns out to be one, utilizing some long lost technology that neither country has at the moment. As a result, it's able to outmaneuver all of the other spider tanks that go up against it, and can even absorb a couple of hits that would have otherwise taken out a regular spider tank.
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Owl Be Damned is now Ominous Owl. Misusage and bad examples are being removed. This is \"creepy owl\" more than \"evil owl\"
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* OwlBeDamned: Shuko is an owl that acts as the crew's mascot.
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** Episode seven is sort of an inversion, as it's much darker than the rest of the series. It may not really count as a WhamEpisode, since the tone of the series doesn't change dramatically in its wake. [[spoiler:The majority of the deaths in the series are episode seven, and it's the only one in which characters die onscreen.]]
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* ArtImitatesArt: The opening, which recreates paintings by Gustav Klimt.
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* CreatorThumbprint: The openings of ElfenLied and Sora No Woto, both series directed by Mamoru Kanbe, feature recreations of [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gustav_Klimt Gustav Klimt]]'s paintings, featuring the respective shows' characters.
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* CreatorThumbprint: The openings of ElfenLied and Sora No Woto, both series directed by Mamoru Kanbe, feature recreations of [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gustav_Klimt Gustav Klimt]]'s Klimt's]] paintings, featuring the respective shows' characters.
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* CreatorThumbprint: The openings of ElfinLied and Sora No Woto, both series directed by Mamoru Kanbe, feature recreations of [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gustav_Klimt Gustav Klimt]]'s paintings, featuring the respective shows' characters.
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* CreatorThumbprint: The openings of ElfinLied ElfenLied and Sora No Woto, both series directed by Mamoru Kanbe, feature recreations of [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gustav_Klimt Gustav Klimt]]'s paintings, featuring the respective shows' characters.
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* CreatorThumbprint: The openings of ElfinLied and Sora No Woto, both series directed by Mamoru Kanbe, feature recreations of [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gustav_Klimt Gustav Klimt]]'s paintings, featuring the respective shows' characters.
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Kureha[[/note]]]]
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* ImperialStormtrooperMarksmanshipAcademy: In episode 7.5, the "bullets" from Noel's gatling water gun can be seen practically bending around Filicia.
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** Yumina prays to the gods that she's alive after being driven by Kanata.
