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* The often maligned dub line of "I'm not into women or dragons" is painted as Miss Kobayashi being rewritten as a straight woman in FUNimation's version. But... does it though? Though Leah Clark's delivery comes off as "putting her foot down," Kobayashi could be just saying things to dissuade Tohru's advances since her dragon maid had yet to grow on her as a potential romance partner. Another look at it could be that she thinks herself as "straight" without giving much thought to her true sexuality... outside of being totally schnockered, that is. Basically, it doesn't actually rule out Miss Kobayashi's true sexuality.
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* Once you understand the reason she became TheExile in the first place, Kanna's initial distrust towards Kobayashi's offer to to have the young dragon stay with her and Tohru makes more sense. After all, [[spoiler: Kanna had recently been tricked by [[FantasticRacism a dragon-hating wizard]] into destroying a Dragon Ball]], and thus assumes that Kobayashi would do the same type of manipulation.
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* Once you understand the reason she became TheExile in the first place, Kanna's initial distrust towards Kobayashi's offer to to have the young dragon stay with her and Tohru makes more sense. After all, [[spoiler: Kanna had recently been tricked by [[FantasticRacism a dragon-hating wizard]] into destroying a Dragon Ball]], and thus assumes that Kobayashi would do the same type of manipulation.manipulation.
* Elma's complete and utter obsession with food may be strange, but think about how modern food is created. Even if you ignore all the added sugars in pretty much everything, we've had the ability to cross and selectively breed pretty much every foodstuff we eat these days, to the point where most people have never seen any truly natural food product. For example, originally watermelons were actually fairly bitter. In a world constantly at large scale war, any agriculture at ALL would be difficult let alone to breed for the most tasty results. Our food is simply better.
* Elma's complete and utter obsession with food may be strange, but think about how modern food is created. Even if you ignore all the added sugars in pretty much everything, we've had the ability to cross and selectively breed pretty much every foodstuff we eat these days, to the point where most people have never seen any truly natural food product. For example, originally watermelons were actually fairly bitter. In a world constantly at large scale war, any agriculture at ALL would be difficult let alone to breed for the most tasty results. Our food is simply better.
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* Once you understand the reason she became TheExile in the first place, Kanna's initial distrust towards Kobayashi's offer to to have the young dragon stay with her and Tohru makes more sense. After all, [[spoiler: Kanna had recently been tricked by [[FantasticRacism a dragon-hating wizard]] into destroying a Dragon Ball]], and thus assumes that Kobayashi would do the same thing.type of manipulation.
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* Once you understand the reason she became TheExile in the first place, Kanna's initial distrust towards Kobayashi's offer to to have the young dragon stay with her and Tohru makes more sense. After all, [[spoiler: Kanna had recently been tricked by [[FantasticRacism a dragon-hating wizard]] into destroy destroying a Dragon Ball]], and thus assumes that Kobayashi would do the same thing.
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* Once you understand the reason she became TheExile in the first place, Kanna's initial distrust towards Kobayashi's offer to to have the young dragon stay with her and Tohru makes more sense. After all, [[spoiler: Kanna had recently been tricked by [[Fantastic Racism [[FantasticRacism a dragon-hating wizard]] into destroy a Dragon Ball]], and thus assumes that Kobayashi would do the same thing.
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* When Kobayashi offers a drink to Lucoa, the ex-goddess sternly remarks that she needs to check if the alcohol has any curses in it. This change in attitude would seem [[OOCIsSeriousBusiness rather strange]], given that she is usually an [[MellowFellow extremely laid-back dragon]]. For anyone familiar with Mesoamerican mythology, Lucoa's mention of cursed liquor is a reference to the [[OldShame incident]] when the god [[TricksterGod Tezcatlipoca]] had coerced Lucoa into getting drunk and [[BrotherSisterIncest sleeping with her sister]], which resulted in the goddess's loss of divinity.
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* When Kobayashi offers a drink to Lucoa, the ex-goddess sternly remarks that she needs to check if the alcohol has any curses in it. This change in attitude would seem [[OOCIsSeriousBusiness rather strange]], given that she is usually an [[MellowFellow extremely laid-back dragon]]. For anyone familiar with Mesoamerican mythology, Lucoa's mention of cursed liquor is a reference to the [[OldShame incident]] when the god [[TricksterGod Tezcatlipoca]] had coerced Lucoa into getting drunk and [[BrotherSisterIncest sleeping with her sister]], which resulted in the goddess's loss of divinity.divinity.
* Once you understand the reason she became TheExile in the first place, Kanna's initial distrust towards Kobayashi's offer to to have the young dragon stay with her and Tohru makes more sense. After all, [[spoiler: Kanna had recently been tricked by [[Fantastic Racism a dragon-hating wizard]] into destroy a Dragon Ball]], and thus assumes that Kobayashi would do the same thing.
* Once you understand the reason she became TheExile in the first place, Kanna's initial distrust towards Kobayashi's offer to to have the young dragon stay with her and Tohru makes more sense. After all, [[spoiler: Kanna had recently been tricked by [[Fantastic Racism a dragon-hating wizard]] into destroy a Dragon Ball]], and thus assumes that Kobayashi would do the same thing.
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* For the sizable camp that people wished to see "Kobayashi live with a gigantic dragon"...well, there is a simple reason. It wouldn't WORK as a series! Just from the start, there is no space in Tokyo to have a gigantic dragon hang out. (As shown in the apartment-hunting episode). Futhermore, by making Tohru an inhuman dragon? She wouldn't be able to interact with the human cast any. (And it would be hard to get her to emote...) Essentially, making her shapeshift means that the show can be more then a one-shot. If she was a gigantic dragon? It would, essentially, end up being "You gotta be hiding the cow" from [[VideoGame/SamAndMaxFreelancePolice Sam and Max!]]
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* For the sizable camp that people wished to see "Kobayashi live with a gigantic dragon"... well, there is a simple reason. It wouldn't WORK as a series! Just from the start, there is no space in Tokyo to have a gigantic dragon hang out. (As shown in the apartment-hunting episode). Futhermore, by making Tohru an inhuman dragon? She wouldn't be able to interact with the human cast any. (And it would be hard to get her to emote...) Essentially, making her shapeshift means that the show can be more then a one-shot. If she was a gigantic dragon? It would, essentially, end up being the "You gotta be hiding the cow" cow in the apartment" sketch from [[VideoGame/SamAndMaxFreelancePolice Sam and Max!]]
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* When Kobayashi offers a drink to Lucoa, the ex-goddess sternly remarks that she needs to check if the alcohol has any curses in it. This change in attitude would seem [[OOCIsSeriousBusiness rather strange]], given that she is usually an [[MellowFellow extremely laid-back dragon]]. For anyone familiar with Mesoamerican mythology, Lucoa's mention of cursed liquor is a reference to the [[OldShame incident]] when the god [[TricksterGod Black Tezcatlipoca]] had coerced Lucoa into getting drunk and [[BrotherSisterIncest sleeping with her sister]], which resulted in the goddess's loss of divinity.
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* When Kobayashi offers a drink to Lucoa, the ex-goddess sternly remarks that she needs to check if the alcohol has any curses in it. This change in attitude would seem [[OOCIsSeriousBusiness rather strange]], given that she is usually an [[MellowFellow extremely laid-back dragon]]. For anyone familiar with Mesoamerican mythology, this refers Lucoa's mention of cursed liquor is a reference to the [[OldShame incident]] when the god [[TricksterGod Black Tezcatlipoca]] had coerced Lucoa into getting drunk and [[BrotherSisterIncest sleeping with her sister]], which resulted in the goddess's loss of divinity.
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* When Kobayashi offers a drink to Lucoa, the ex-goddess sternly remarks that she needs to check if the alcohol has any curses in it. This change in attitude would seem [[OOCIsSeriousBusiness rather strange]], given that she is usually an [[MellowFellow extremely laid-back dragon]]. For anyone familiar with Mesoamerican mythology, this refers to the [[OldShame incident]]: incident]] when the [[TricksterGod Black Tezcatlipoca]] coerced Lucoa into getting drunk and [[BrotherSisterIncest sleeping with her sister]], which resulted in Lucoa's the goddess's loss of divinity.
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* When Kobayashi offers a drink to Lucoa, the ex-goddess sternly remarks that she needs to check if the alcohol has any curses in it. This change in attitude would seem [[O.O.C.IsSeriousBusiness [[OOCIsSeriousBusiness rather strange]], given that she is usually an [[MellowFellow extremely laid-back dragon]]. For anyone familiar with Mesoamerican mythology, this refers to the [[OldShame incident]]: the [[TricksterGod Black Tezcatlipoca]] coerced Lucoa into getting drunk and [[BrotherSisterIncest sleeping with her sister]], which resulted in Lucoa's loss of divinity.
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* When Kobayashi offers a drink to Lucoa, the ex-goddess sternly remarks that she needs to check if the alcohol has any curses in it. This change in attitude would seem [[O.O.C.IsSeriousBusiness rather strange]], given that she is usually an [[MellowFellow extremely laid-back dragon]]. For anyone familiar with Mesoamerican mythology, this refers to the [[OldShame incident]]: the [[TricksterGod Black Tezcatlipoca]] coerced Lucoa into getting drunk and [[BrotherSisterIncest sleeping with her sister]], which would result resulted in Lucoa's loss of divinity.
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* When Kobayashi offers a drink to Lucoa, the ex-goddess remarks that she needs to check if the alcohol has any curses in it. For anyone familiar with Mesoamerican mythology, this refers to the [[OldShame incident]] which involved Lucoa getting coerced into drunkness by incident]]: the Black Tezcatlipoca [the Aztec god of judgment, night, deceit, sorcery and the Earth), Earth) coerced Lucoa into getting drunk and consequently losing [[Brother-SisterIncest sleeping with her sister]], which would result in Lucoa's loss of divinity.
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* For the sizable camp that people wished to see "Kobayashi live with a gigantic dragon"...well, there is a simple reason. It wouldn't WORK as a series! Just from the start, there is no space in Tokyo to have a gigantic dragon hang out. (As shown in the apartment-hunting episode). Futhermore, by making Tohru an inhuman dragon? She wouldn't be able to interact with the human cast any. (And it would be hard to get her to emote...) Essentially, making her shapeshift means that the show can be more then a one-shot. If she was a gigantic dragon? It would, essentially, end up being "You gotta be hiding the cow" from [[VideoGame/SamAndMaxFreelancePolice Sam and Max!]]
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* For the sizable camp that people wished to see "Kobayashi live with a gigantic dragon"...well, there is a simple reason. It wouldn't WORK as a series! Just from the start, there is no space in Tokyo to have a gigantic dragon hang out. (As shown in the apartment-hunting episode). Futhermore, by making Tohru an inhuman dragon? She wouldn't be able to interact with the human cast any. (And it would be hard to get her to emote...) Essentially, making her shapeshift means that the show can be more then a one-shot. If she was a gigantic dragon? It would, essentially, end up being "You gotta be hiding the cow" from [[VideoGame/SamAndMaxFreelancePolice Sam and Max!]]Max!]]
* When Kobayashi offers a drink to Lucoa, the ex-goddess remarks that she needs to check if the alcohol has any curses in it. For anyone familiar with Mesoamerican mythology, this refers to the [[OldShame incident]] which involved Lucoa getting drunk and consequently losing her divinity.
* When Kobayashi offers a drink to Lucoa, the ex-goddess remarks that she needs to check if the alcohol has any curses in it. For anyone familiar with Mesoamerican mythology, this refers to the [[OldShame incident]] which involved Lucoa getting drunk and consequently losing her divinity.
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* For the sizable camp that people wished to see "Kobayashi live with a gigantic dragon"...well, there is a simple reason. It wouldn't WORK as a series! Just from the start, there is no space in Tokyo to have a gigantic dragon hang out. (As shown in the apartment-hunting episode). Futhermore, by making Tohru an inhuman dragon? She wouldn't be able to interact with the human cast any. (And it would be hard to get her to emote...) Essentially, making her shapeshift means that the show can be more then a one-shot. If she was a gigantic dragon? It would, essentially, end up being "You gotta be hiding the cow" from [[http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/VideoGame/SamAndMaxFreelancePolice Sam and Max!]]
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* For the sizable camp that people wished to see "Kobayashi live with a gigantic dragon"...well, there is a simple reason. It wouldn't WORK as a series! Just from the start, there is no space in Tokyo to have a gigantic dragon hang out. (As shown in the apartment-hunting episode). Futhermore, by making Tohru an inhuman dragon? She wouldn't be able to interact with the human cast any. (And it would be hard to get her to emote...) Essentially, making her shapeshift means that the show can be more then a one-shot. If she was a gigantic dragon? It would, essentially, end up being "You gotta be hiding the cow" from [[http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/VideoGame/SamAndMaxFreelancePolice [[VideoGame/SamAndMaxFreelancePolice Sam and Max!]]
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* It would feel odd to some that, in the anime version of Tohru's confrontation with her father, Kanna is the only other dragon that gets involved in the situation (i.e. flying to reach Tohru before her father drags her back to the Dragon World, taking Kobayashi to where Tohru and her dad are fighting). However, the others not getting involved makes a lot more sense when you consider that Tohru's conflict is all about family, and whereas the other dragons are more like friends (or in Elma's case, a rival) of Tohru's, Kanna can be seen as part of a family unit that consists of her, Tohru, and Kobayashi.
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* It would feel odd to some that, in the anime version of Tohru's confrontation with her father, Kanna is the only other dragon that gets involved in the situation (i.e. flying to reach Tohru before her father drags her back to the Dragon World, taking Kobayashi to where Tohru and her dad are fighting). However, the others not getting involved makes a lot more sense when you consider that Tohru's conflict is all about family, and whereas the other dragons are more like friends (or in Elma's case, a rival) of Tohru's, Kanna can be seen as part of a family unit that consists of her, Tohru, and Kobayashi.Kobayashi.
* For the sizable camp that people wished to see "Kobayashi live with a gigantic dragon"...well, there is a simple reason. It wouldn't WORK as a series! Just from the start, there is no space in Tokyo to have a gigantic dragon hang out. (As shown in the apartment-hunting episode). Futhermore, by making Tohru an inhuman dragon? She wouldn't be able to interact with the human cast any. (And it would be hard to get her to emote...) Essentially, making her shapeshift means that the show can be more then a one-shot. If she was a gigantic dragon? It would, essentially, end up being "You gotta be hiding the cow" from [[http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/VideoGame/SamAndMaxFreelancePolice Sam and Max!]]
* For the sizable camp that people wished to see "Kobayashi live with a gigantic dragon"...well, there is a simple reason. It wouldn't WORK as a series! Just from the start, there is no space in Tokyo to have a gigantic dragon hang out. (As shown in the apartment-hunting episode). Futhermore, by making Tohru an inhuman dragon? She wouldn't be able to interact with the human cast any. (And it would be hard to get her to emote...) Essentially, making her shapeshift means that the show can be more then a one-shot. If she was a gigantic dragon? It would, essentially, end up being "You gotta be hiding the cow" from [[http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/VideoGame/SamAndMaxFreelancePolice Sam and Max!]]
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* All of the female dragons shown so far display a fair amount of {{Gainaxing}} whenever they move. This is because they are not actually wearing anything under their clothes, or actual clothes in fact, as the "clothes" that we see them wear as actually just their scales transformed to look like human clothing. This is also why despite the superpowered dodgeball game they played, none of them showed extensive ClothingDamage as dragon scales are pretty durable.
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* All of the female dragons shown so far display a fair amount of {{Gainaxing}} whenever they move. This is because they are not actually wearing anything under their clothes, or actual clothes in fact, as the "clothes" that we see them wear as actually just their scales transformed to look like human clothing. This is also why despite the superpowered dodgeball game they played, none of them showed extensive ClothingDamage as dragon scales are pretty durable.durable.
* It would feel odd to some that, in the anime version of Tohru's confrontation with her father, Kanna is the only other dragon that gets involved in the situation (i.e. flying to reach Tohru before her father drags her back to the Dragon World, taking Kobayashi to where Tohru and her dad are fighting). However, the others not getting involved makes a lot more sense when you consider that Tohru's conflict is all about family, and whereas the other dragons are more like friends (or in Elma's case, a rival) of Tohru's, Kanna can be seen as part of a family unit that consists of her, Tohru, and Kobayashi.
* It would feel odd to some that, in the anime version of Tohru's confrontation with her father, Kanna is the only other dragon that gets involved in the situation (i.e. flying to reach Tohru before her father drags her back to the Dragon World, taking Kobayashi to where Tohru and her dad are fighting). However, the others not getting involved makes a lot more sense when you consider that Tohru's conflict is all about family, and whereas the other dragons are more like friends (or in Elma's case, a rival) of Tohru's, Kanna can be seen as part of a family unit that consists of her, Tohru, and Kobayashi.
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* Why does Kanna eat so much? Although she's a dragon, she's still a growing child.
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* Why does Kanna eat so much? Although she's a dragon, she's still a growing child.child.
* All of the female dragons shown so far display a fair amount of {{Gainaxing}} whenever they move. This is because they are not actually wearing anything under their clothes, or actual clothes in fact, as the "clothes" that we see them wear as actually just their scales transformed to look like human clothing. This is also why despite the superpowered dodgeball game they played, none of them showed extensive ClothingDamage as dragon scales are pretty durable.
* All of the female dragons shown so far display a fair amount of {{Gainaxing}} whenever they move. This is because they are not actually wearing anything under their clothes, or actual clothes in fact, as the "clothes" that we see them wear as actually just their scales transformed to look like human clothing. This is also why despite the superpowered dodgeball game they played, none of them showed extensive ClothingDamage as dragon scales are pretty durable.
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* Since Elma is a Harmony dragon who is all about order, rules and laws, she has difficulty with choosing human foodstuff, things that have no clear cut choices.
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* Since Elma is a Harmony dragon who is all about order, rules and laws, she has difficulty with choosing human foodstuff, things that have no clear cut choices.choices.
* Why does Kanna eat so much? Although she's a dragon, she's still a growing child.
* Why does Kanna eat so much? Although she's a dragon, she's still a growing child.
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* Since Elma experiences difficulty in choosing human foodstuffs... since she's is a Harmony dragon who is all about order, rule rules and law.laws, she has difficulty with choosing human foodstuff, things that have no clear cut choices.
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* Elma experience difficulty in choosing human foodstuffs... since she's a Harmony dragon who is all about order, rule and law.
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* Elma experience experiences difficulty in choosing human foodstuffs... since she's a Harmony dragon who is all about order, rule and law.
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* A lot of Tohru's behavior makes more sense if you remember that the world she comes from is far more violent than our own. For example, when she tries to convince Miss Kobayashi that she is useful by saying she can turn the city into a sea of fire or curse people to death? That's completely useless (and probably terrifying) to a human from our world, but for someone living in a world with powerful magical beings? Tohru would be the ultimate bodyguard!
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* A lot of Tohru's behavior makes more sense if you remember that the world she comes from is far more violent than our own. For example, when she tries to convince Miss Kobayashi that she is useful by saying she can turn the city into a sea of fire or curse people to death? That's completely useless (and probably terrifying) to a human from our world, but for someone living in a world with powerful magical beings? Tohru would be the ultimate bodyguard!bodyguard!
*Elma experience difficulty in choosing human foodstuffs... since she's a Harmony dragon who is all about order, rule and law.
*Elma experience difficulty in choosing human foodstuffs... since she's a Harmony dragon who is all about order, rule and law.
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* A lot of Tohru's behavior makes more sense if you remember that the world she comes from is far more violent than our own. For example, when she tries to convince Miss Kobayashi that she is useful by saying she can turn the city in a sea of fire or curse people to death? That's completely useless (and probably terrifying) to a human from our world, but for someone living in a world with powerful magical beings?
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* A lot of Tohru's behavior makes more sense if you remember that the world she comes from is far more violent than our own. For example, when she tries to convince Miss Kobayashi that she is useful by saying she can turn the city in into a sea of fire or curse people to death? That's completely useless (and probably terrifying) to a human from our world, but for someone living in a world with powerful magical beings?beings? Tohru would be the ultimate bodyguard!
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* A lot of Tohru's behavior makes more sense if you remember that the world she comes from is far more violent than our own. For example, when she tries to convince Miss Kobayashi that she is useful by saying she can turn the city in a sea of fire or curse people to death? That's completely useless (and probably terrifying) to a human from our world, but for someone living in a world with powerful magical beings?
* A lot of Tohru's behavior makes more sense if you remember that the world she comes from is far more violent than our own. For example, when she tries to convince Miss Kobayashi that she is useful by saying she can turn the city in a sea of fire or curse people to death? That's completely useless (and probably terrifying) to a human from our world, but for someone living in a world with powerful magical beings?
