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** Sonia singing both the English and Japanese version of the opening.
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* The BigDamnHeroes moment when Achika and Nobuyuki are about to be absorbed into Kain, when Tenchi slashes his face, while Ryoko grabs Nobuyuki out of range.
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* The BigDamnHeroes moment when Achika and Nobuyuki are about to be absorbed into Kain, when then Tenchi slashes his face, while Ryoko Ayeka grabs Nobuyuki out of range.
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* The LoveTriangle's transformation sequence in ''Tenchi Muyo! In Love'' being the only time in pretty much the entire franchise that all three participants engage in the rescue mission (usually one of them is either the person to be rescued, or is temporarily incapacitated to join). Christopher Franke's music highlights it.
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* The LoveTriangle's transformation sequence in ''Tenchi Muyo! In Love'' being Love''. It is probably the only time in pretty much the entire franchise that all three participants engage in the rescue mission (usually one of them is missing, due to either being the person to be rescued, or is being temporarily incapacitated to join). Christopher Franke's music highlights it.
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* The LoveTriangle's transformation sequence in ''Tenchi Muyo! In Love'' being the only time in pretty much the entire franchise that all three participants engage in the rescue mission (usually one of them is either the person to be rescued, or is temporarily incapacitated to join). Christopher Franke's music highlights it.
* Everything from Achika awakening to see Kain torturing Nobuyuki, to her breaking free, to her reunion with Nobuyuki, to her accessing her Juraian powers in ''Tenchi Muyo! In Love''.
* The BigDamnHeroes moment when Achika and Nobuyuki are about to be absorbed into Kain, when Tenchi slashes his face, while Ryoko grabs Nobuyuki out of range.
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* Episode 14, "No Need for a Rebellion". Tenchi, his father, grandfather, Washu and Ryo-Ohki storming the Jurain battleship.
** The group escapes the Jurain battleship by Washu ordering Ryo-Ohki to transform into her ship form, while still "inside" the battleship.
** The group escapes the Jurain battleship by Washu ordering Ryo-Ohki to transform into her ship form, while still "inside" the battleship.
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* Episode 14, "No Need for a Rebellion". Tenchi, his father, grandfather, Washu and Ryo-Ohki storming the Jurain Juraian battleship.
** The group escapes theJurain Juraian battleship by Washu ordering Ryo-Ohki to transform into her ship form, while still "inside" the battleship.
** The group escapes the
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* Episode 24 "No Need for Ryoko", Nagi and Ken-Ohki arriving to save the gang from a fleet of Jurain battleships.
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* Episode 24 "No Need for Ryoko", Nagi and Ken-Ohki arriving to save the gang from a fleet of Jurain Juraian battleships.
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* Episode 25 "No Need for a Showdown", Knight!Azaka and Knight!Kamidake duel's with Kagato's two corrupt knight's.
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* Episode 25 "No Need for a Showdown", Knight!Azaka and Knight!Kamidake duel's duel with Kagato's two corrupt knight's.knights.
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** Christopher Franke's score for ''Tenchi Muyo In Love.'' Special mention to his "Achika" theme and the heroic composition that plays whenever Tenchi becomes ExtremelyProtectiveChild.
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** Christopher Franke's score for ''Tenchi Muyo In Love.'' Special mention to his "Achika" theme and the heroic composition that plays whenever Tenchi becomes ExtremelyProtectiveChild.ExtremelyProtectiveChild.
** ''Tenchi Forever!'' features music by Frédéric Chopin. In all, Chopin's preludes Op. 24 Nos. 3, 4, and 17 and his Etudes Op. 10 Nos. 3 and 9 are used. The music fits in well with the more downbeat tone of the film.
** ''Tenchi Forever!'' features music by Frédéric Chopin. In all, Chopin's preludes Op. 24 Nos. 3, 4, and 17 and his Etudes Op. 10 Nos. 3 and 9 are used. The music fits in well with the more downbeat tone of the film.
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** Tenchi unlocking sword Tenchi's power and unleashing it on Kagato, finishing their duel with one deadly blow.
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** Tenchi unlocking sword Tenchi's power and unleashing it on Kagato, finishing their duel with one deadly blow.blow.
* Music
** Christopher Franke's score for ''Tenchi Muyo In Love.'' Special mention to his "Achika" theme and the heroic composition that plays whenever Tenchi becomes ExtremelyProtectiveChild.
* Music
** Christopher Franke's score for ''Tenchi Muyo In Love.'' Special mention to his "Achika" theme and the heroic composition that plays whenever Tenchi becomes ExtremelyProtectiveChild.
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* Episode 14, "No Need for a Rebellion". Tenchi, his father, grandfather, Wash and Ryo-Ohki storming the Jurain battleship.
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* Episode 14, "No Need for a Rebellion". Tenchi, his father, grandfather, Wash Washu and Ryo-Ohki storming the Jurain battleship.
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** Tenchi unlocking sword Tenchi's power on Kagato, finishing their duel with one deadly blow.
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** Tenchi unlocking sword Tenchi's power and unleashing it on Kagato, finishing their duel with one deadly blow.
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--> '''Ryoko''': (''as she guides Ryo-Ohki'') Get out of my way!
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--> '''Ryoko''': (''as she guides Ryo-Ohki'') Get out of my way!way!
* Episode 25 "No Need for a Showdown", Knight!Azaka and Knight!Kamidake duel's with Kagato's two corrupt knight's.
** Tenchi unlocking sword Tenchi's power on Kagato, finishing their duel with one deadly blow.
* Episode 25 "No Need for a Showdown", Knight!Azaka and Knight!Kamidake duel's with Kagato's two corrupt knight's.
** Tenchi unlocking sword Tenchi's power on Kagato, finishing their duel with one deadly blow.
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* Episode 24 "No Need for Ryoko", Nagi and Ken-Ohki arriving to save the gang from a fleet of Jurain battleships.
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* Episode 24 "No Need for Ryoko", Nagi and Ken-Ohki arriving to save the gang from a fleet of Jurain battleships.battleships.
** Later, Ken-Ohki posing as a double of Ryo-Ohki in order to fool the armada of ships blockading planet Jurai.
** Ryoko's determination in getting past the Jurai blockade.
--> '''Ryoko''': (''as she guides Ryo-Ohki'') Get out of my way!
** Later, Ken-Ohki posing as a double of Ryo-Ohki in order to fool the armada of ships blockading planet Jurai.
** Ryoko's determination in getting past the Jurai blockade.
--> '''Ryoko''': (''as she guides Ryo-Ohki'') Get out of my way!
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--> '''Kagato''': Your fun to play with, but I'm very busy just now. Get lost! (''sends Ryoko flying with a burst of dark energy'')
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--> '''Kagato''': Your fun to play with, but I'm very busy just now. Get lost! (''sends Ryoko flying with a burst of dark energy'')energy'')
* Episode 24 "No Need for Ryoko", Nagi and Ken-Ohki arriving to save the gang from a fleet of Jurain battleships.
* Episode 24 "No Need for Ryoko", Nagi and Ken-Ohki arriving to save the gang from a fleet of Jurain battleships.
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* Episode 23 "No Need for Karma", the moment when Katsuhito/Yosho and Kagato finally confront each other. Katsuhito fought even fought very well for most of their duel, until he ran out of energy.
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* Episode 23 "No Need for Karma", the moment when Katsuhito/Yosho and Kagato finally confront each other. Katsuhito fought even fought very well for most of their duel, until he ran out of energy.
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* Episode 23 "No Need for Karma", the moment when Katsuhito/Yosho and Kagato finally confront each other. Katsuhito fought even fought very well for most of their duel, until he ran out of energy.
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* Episode 23 "No Need for Karma", the moment when Katsuhito/Yosho and Kagato finally confront each other. Katsuhito fought even fought very well for most of their duel, until he ran out of energy.energy.
** For Kagato, the fact that he was able to easily beat Ryoko when she came to help Katsuhito.
--> '''Kagato''': Your fun to play with, but I'm very busy just now. Get lost! (''sends Ryoko flying with a burst of dark energy'')
** For Kagato, the fact that he was able to easily beat Ryoko when she came to help Katsuhito.
--> '''Kagato''': Your fun to play with, but I'm very busy just now. Get lost! (''sends Ryoko flying with a burst of dark energy'')
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* Episode 22 "No Need for Knights", the revival of Knight!Azaka and Knight!Kamidake.
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* Episode 22 "No Need for Knights", the revival of Knight!Azaka and Knight!Kamidake.Knight!Kamidake.
* Episode 23 "No Need for Karma", the moment when Katsuhito/Yosho and Kagato finally confront each other. Katsuhito fought even fought very well for most of their duel, until he ran out of energy.
* Episode 23 "No Need for Karma", the moment when Katsuhito/Yosho and Kagato finally confront each other. Katsuhito fought even fought very well for most of their duel, until he ran out of energy.
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* Episode 15, "No Need for an Escape", the gang rescuing Kiyone by smashing the wall of the Galaxy Police station with their ships' escape hatch.
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* Episode 15, "No Need for an Escape", the gang rescuing Kiyone by smashing the wall of the Galaxy Police station with their ships' escape hatch.hatch.
* Episode 22 "No Need for Knights", the revival of Knight!Azaka and Knight!Kamidake.
* Episode 22 "No Need for Knights", the revival of Knight!Azaka and Knight!Kamidake.
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* Episode 14, "No Need for a Rebellion". Tenchi, his father, grandfather, Wash and Ryo-Ohki storming the Jurain battleship.
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* Episode 14, "No Need for a Rebellion". Tenchi, his father, grandfather, Wash and Ryo-Ohki storming the Jurain battleship.battleship.
** The group escapes the Jurain battleship by Washu ordering Ryo-Ohki to transform into her ship form, while still "inside" the battleship.
* Episode 15, "No Need for an Escape", the gang rescuing Kiyone by smashing the wall of the Galaxy Police station with their ships' escape hatch.
** The group escapes the Jurain battleship by Washu ordering Ryo-Ohki to transform into her ship form, while still "inside" the battleship.
* Episode 15, "No Need for an Escape", the gang rescuing Kiyone by smashing the wall of the Galaxy Police station with their ships' escape hatch.
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* Episode 10, "No Need for an Arch Rival". Nagi's introduction into the series, which has her easily disarm several hardened criminals in only a few seconds.
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* Episode 10, "No Need for an Arch Rival". Nagi's introduction into the series, which has her easily disarm several hardened criminals in only a few seconds.seconds.
* Episode 14, "No Need for a Rebellion". Tenchi, his father, grandfather, Wash and Ryo-Ohki storming the Jurain battleship.
* Episode 14, "No Need for a Rebellion". Tenchi, his father, grandfather, Wash and Ryo-Ohki storming the Jurain battleship.
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* Episode 5 "No Need for Partners". Washu's idea of remodeling the Masaki's bathroom is connecting the interior to a different dimension, making it BiggerOnTheInside.
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* Episode 5 "No Need for Partners". Washu's idea of remodeling the Masaki's bathroom is connecting the interior to a different dimension, making it BiggerOnTheInside.BiggerOnTheInside.
* Episode 10, "No Need for an Arch Rival". Nagi's introduction into the series, which has her easily disarm several hardened criminals in only a few seconds.
* Episode 10, "No Need for an Arch Rival". Nagi's introduction into the series, which has her easily disarm several hardened criminals in only a few seconds.
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* Episode 4 "No Need for Monsters", Washu's awakening. She easily repels all of Ryoko's attacks, she even transformed Ryoko and Ayeka by rearranging their DNA.
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* Episode 4 "No Need for Monsters", Washu's awakening. She easily repels all of Ryoko's attacks, she even transformed Ryoko and Ayeka by rearranging their DNA.DNA.
* Episode 5 "No Need for Partners". Washu's idea of remodeling the Masaki's bathroom is connecting the interior to a different dimension, making it BiggerOnTheInside.
* Episode 5 "No Need for Partners". Washu's idea of remodeling the Masaki's bathroom is connecting the interior to a different dimension, making it BiggerOnTheInside.
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* Episode 2 "No Need for Princess", Aeka rushing to the rescue the moment her ship picks up Mihoshi's distress signal. Also counts as a heartwarming moment for the princess.
** Subverted when she plans to leave without Mihoshi the moment she learns Ryoko is also on Earth.
** Subverted when she plans to leave without Mihoshi the moment she learns Ryoko is also on Earth.
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* Episode 2 "No Need for Princess", Aeka Ayeka rushing to the rescue the moment her ship picks up Mihoshi's distress signal. Also counts as a heartwarming moment for the princess.
** Subverted when she plans to leave without Mihoshi the moment she learns Ryoko is also onEarth.Earth.
* Episode 4 "No Need for Monsters", Washu's awakening. She easily repels all of Ryoko's attacks, she even transformed Ryoko and Ayeka by rearranging their DNA.
** Subverted when she plans to leave without Mihoshi the moment she learns Ryoko is also on
* Episode 4 "No Need for Monsters", Washu's awakening. She easily repels all of Ryoko's attacks, she even transformed Ryoko and Ayeka by rearranging their DNA.
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* Episode 2 "No Need for Princess", Aeka rushing to the rescue the moment her ship picks up Mihoshi's distress signal. Also counts as a heartwarming moment for the princess.
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* Episode 2 "No Need for Princess", Aeka rushing to the rescue the moment her ship picks up Mihoshi's distress signal. Also counts as a heartwarming moment for the princess.princess.
** Subverted when she plans to leave without Mihoshi the moment she learns Ryoko is also on Earth.
** Subverted when she plans to leave without Mihoshi the moment she learns Ryoko is also on Earth.
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* Episode 1 "No Need for Discussions!", Katsuhito taking down the mech suit belonging to the "space pirate", [[note]]really Mihoshi[[/note]] with nothing more than a wooden katana.
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* Episode 1 "No Need for Discussions!", Katsuhito taking down the mech suit belonging to the "space pirate", [[note]]really Mihoshi[[/note]] with nothing more than a wooden katana.katana.
* Episode 2 "No Need for Princess", Aeka rushing to the rescue the moment her ship picks up Mihoshi's distress signal. Also counts as a heartwarming moment for the princess.
* Episode 2 "No Need for Princess", Aeka rushing to the rescue the moment her ship picks up Mihoshi's distress signal. Also counts as a heartwarming moment for the princess.
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* Episode 1 "No Need for Discussions!", Katsuhito taking down the mech suit belonging to the "space pirate", really Mihoshi, with nothing more than a wooden katana.
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* Episode 1 "No Need for Discussions!", Katsuhito taking down the mech suit belonging to the "space pirate", really Mihoshi, [[note]]really Mihoshi[[/note]] with nothing more than a wooden katana.
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