History Funny / MarmaladeBoy

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* When Meiko returns to school after being suspended for the Namura deal, people start gossiping behind her back and even in front of her. The GossipyHens get stopped by the simultaneous {{death glare}}s of Miki, Yuu, Ginta and the {{Meganekko}} Chigusa, who then angrily sniff at them before they take Meiko away.

* The second type of [[EyeCatch eyecatches]] sees many of the characters competing over who the voice message robot mascot will select as the victor. Special mentions go to Satoshi's overconfidence only to be shot down and Tsutomu's sheer determination and over-the-top expressions compared to everyone else's.

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* Ginta's hostile confrontation with Yuu in Episode 11 turns into an embarrassing moment for the former when he tries to threaten Yuu not to do anything weird to Miki while they're at home alone. It backfires when Yuu wants to know ''what'' he's not supposed to do, turning Ginta into a flustered and stuttering mess and ending with this gem:

* The first time both the Koishikawas and Matsuuras sit down with each other, Miki is in disapproval the whole time, but when she ''finally'' submits, [[WackyParentSeriousChild the parents of both families begin blowing horns and tossing streamers everywhere and being to dance and celebrate]], implying that they knew this would be a huge challenge.

While a lot tamer in its comedy in comparison to other romantic comedy series, there are still a lot of moments where

* The first time both the Koishikawas and Matsuuras sit down with each other, Miki is in disapproval the whole time, but when she ''finally'' submits, [[WackyParentSeriousChild the parents of both families begin blowing horns and tossing streamers everywhere and being to dance and celebrate]], implying that they knew this would be a huge challenge.

* In the movie, we have Miki's interaction with the Gastamen, a group of kids who are essentially a parody of ''Franchise/SuperSentai'', first she pretends to be Sentai villain [[note]] (which retroactively foreshadows Creator/MarikoKouda voicing [[Anime/HappinessChargePrettyCure Queen Mirage]] a good 18 years later) [[/note]], and later she's seen doing Sentai poses while the kids and onlookers watch, ''Meiko's'' reaction only sells it even further and even Yuu can't help but bust out laughing at Miki's antics.

* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EYnaEr8vAsk&t=60s Yuu somehow leaping onto]] a horse that is charging at Miki for no reason, not hurting it at all, ''and'' sticking the landing perfectly. It defies logic.

* Once the parents know that Yuu and Miki believe they are siblings, [[MoodWhiplash They immediately start laughing and brush it off]] and proceed to explain everything, including how they knew about their kids' relationship the whole time. Youji however, isn't to thrilled at the fact that Yuu didn't think he was really his real father, grabs him and begins knocking him on the head.

* Practically, every moment in the manga when the characters are drawn in simplistic styles with dot eyes, funny things tend to happen.

* Yuu is forced to crossdress as a princess in one of Suzu Sakuma's commercials and is embarrassed by and enraged with everyone's reaction to it, putting him in a bad mood for the next few days. The very next day, Ginta begins awing over the beautiful princess he saw in the ad. [[TranquilFury Yuu is still not to happy about it]]. HilarityEnsues.

* Suzu's reaction to Miki being Yuu's girlfriend after believing that she was Meiko. The hiragana for "how disappointing" appears behind her, and Miki [[MediumAwareness hilariously points that out]] while a large boulder and a tiny rock hits her head.

* [[StalkerWithACrush Tsutomu has a habit of somehow managing to follow Arimi almost]] ''[[StalkerWithACrush everywhere]]'' [[StalkerWithACrush she goes]], which in turn causes him to appear out of nowhere and call out anyone involved (mostly Yuu or his easily provokable cousin, Ginta). Episode 36 even has Ginta on watch during his "date" with Arimi, believing Tsutomu would appear "right out of thin air" at any second. Arimi is in disbelief that he would even go that far, but after a long and quiet pause, both of them proceed to say "I wouldn't put it past him". Arimi then joins Ginta in keeping an eye out for Tsutomu.

* [[LargeHam Ginta's]] over-the-top enragement to Miki and Yuu's break-up, thinking that Yuu did something to her. He's willing to head over to America so much that a US flag appears right behind him while the national anthem begins to play.

* Miki forces Yuu to make a pinky-promise to pick her up from her job so they can plan for their trip. She even goes as far as to sing an adorable yet childish song to go along with it at the courtyard of the school, where some of the other students can see them. Yuu is understandably embarrassed by this.

* [[LargeHam Ginta's]] over-the-top enragement to Miki and Yuu's break-up, thinking that Yuu did something to her. He's willing to head over to America so much that a US flag flag appears right behind him while the national anthem begins to play.

** The previous episode has Miki talking to two deer asking if Meiko and Namura will be okay. The deer move their heads as if they were rejecting the idea. Miki then thinks to herself that the deer are "cold, and not cute", which somehow hilariously manages to piss them off.

** In fact, because [[CasanovaWannabe Satoshi]] regularly brings out Meiko's {{Tsundere}} side, most of their interactions [[spoiler: until towards the end of the series]] are guaranteed to have at least one hilarious moment.

* When Meiko returns to school [[spoiler: after being suspended for the Namura deal]], people start gossiping behind her back and even in front of her. The GossipyHens get stopped by the simultaneous {{death glare}}s of Miki, Yuu, Ginta and the {{Meganekko}} Chigusa, who then angrily sniff at them before they take Meiko away.

* In Episode 47, While [[spoiler: Meiko and Namura talk on the beach]], Miki is bored and approaches a bunch of local deer to feed them. The deer, who are all [[BigEater VERY hungry]], glare at Miki and start surrounding her to get more treats, even [[SuddenlySpeaking suddenly chanting "Give Us More Food!"]] . [[ScrewThisImOuttaHere Miki ends up pitching a terrified fit and runs away SCREAMING]], and if their dialogue in the English dub is any indication, this isn't the first time they've scared off a human. (TruthInTelevision: [[http://othartryggvassen.tumblr.com/post/98036291623 Several Japanese parks have deer on the loose]] and the visitors can feed them, so sometimes this happens in RealLife.)
** The previous episode has Miki talking to two deer [[spoiler: asking if Meiko and Namura will be okay. The deer move their heads as if they were rejecting the idea. Miki then thinks to herself that the deer are "cold, and not cute",]] which somehow hilariously manages to piss them off.