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* ArtisticLicenseEngineering: The kind of catastrophic ElevatorFailure depicted is ''very'' unlikely because of the multiple safety mechanisms in modern elevators. In the first place, there are usually multiple hoist cables, which can individually hold up the car's entire weight and collectively hold up multiple times the car's weight. It would take a ''real'' freak accident to sever them all at once. If the computer controlling the elevator detects anything unsafe, it will shut off the motor and apply the brakes, which include both a clamp that closes on the pulley above the car, and safety brakes underneath the car that jam a metal brake into the guide rails along which the elevator travels. Lastly, there is a set of counterweights on the opposite end of the cables that attatch to the car, which weigh slightly more than an empty car and slightly less than a full car, so that even if every other safety system failed the ascent or descent would accelerate only slowly, and the car would eventually come to a rough but hopefully survivable stop. Whatever the case, the elevator would not immediately plunge uncontrolled down the shaft in the manner depicted just from some cables snapping. Granted, a supernatural curse could contrive such a catastrophic failure across multiple systems, but the police talk as if the cables snapping was the only thing that caused the accident.
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* ArtisticLicenseEngineering: The kind of catastrophic ElevatorFailure depicted is ''very'' unlikely because of the multiple safety mechanisms in modern elevators. In the first place, there are usually multiple hoist cables, which can individually hold up the car's entire weight and collectively hold up multiple times the car's weight. It would take a ''real'' freak accident to sever them all at once. If the computer controlling the elevator detects anything unsafe, it will shut off the motor and apply the brakes, which include both a clamp that closes on the pulley above the car, and safety brakes underneath the car that jam a metal brake into the guide rails along which the elevator travels. Lastly, there is a set of counterweights on the opposite end of the cables that attatch attach to the car, which weigh slightly more than an empty car and slightly less than a full car, so that even if every other safety system failed the ascent or descent would accelerate only slowly, and the car would eventually come to a rough but hopefully survivable stop. Whatever the case, the elevator would not immediately plunge uncontrolled down the shaft in the manner depicted just from some cables snapping. Granted, a supernatural curse could contrive such a catastrophic failure across multiple systems, but the police talk as if the cables snapping was the only thing that caused the accident.
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* SkinshipGrope: In the OVA Misaki gets rather touchy-feely with her sister/cousin Mei while bathing together.
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* CosmicFlaw: [[spoiler:The cause of the curse is ultimately this. After a student beloved by the whole school tragically died, they all pretended he was still alive, up until the day they graduated. However, in doing so they "brought their class closer to death", essentially causing a malfunction in reality. Thus, a single deceased person was to be resurrected every year as an extra student, with the memories of the living being rewired in accordance. Now a paranormal force is attempting to rectify this mistake, using causality to engineer the Extra's death and return them to the grave but most of the time, it is one of the ''living'' who ends killed.]]
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* CosmicFlaw: [[spoiler:The cause of the curse is ultimately this. After a student beloved by the whole school tragically died, they all pretended he was still alive, up until the day they graduated. However, in doing so they "brought their class closer to death", essentially causing a malfunction in reality. Thus, a single deceased person was to be resurrected every year as an extra student, with the memories of the living being rewired in accordance. Now a paranormal force is attempting to rectify this mistake, using causality to engineer the Extra's death and return them to the grave but most of the time, it is one of the ''living'' who ends up killed.]]
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* CuteClumsyGirl: Mizuno.
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** [[spoiler:Aya Ayano, Kenzou Kawahori, Aki Matsui, Kyouko Kaneki and Makoto Ouji are anime-only characters so their death only occured in the anime.]]
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** [[spoiler:Aya Ayano, Kenzou Kawahori, Aki Matsui, Kyouko Kaneki and Makoto Ouji are anime-only characters so their death deaths only occured in the anime.]]
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* DelicateAndSickly: Kouichi is introduced as an ill boy, his left lung having collapsed[[note]]for those curious, this is know as a "[[https://ghr.nlm.nih.gov/condition/primary-spontaneous-pneumothorax spontaneous pneumothorax]]"[[/note]] on the day of his fifteenth birthday. Takabayashi is also one, explained as some sort of heart condition. [[spoiler:Misaki Fujioka is a far more typical example. She dies of leukemia in the anime, and of an unspecific kidney disease in the manga.]]
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* DelicateAndSickly: Kouichi is introduced as an ill boy, his left lung having collapsed[[note]]for those curious, this is know known as a "[[https://ghr.nlm.nih.gov/condition/primary-spontaneous-pneumothorax spontaneous pneumothorax]]"[[/note]] on the day of his fifteenth birthday. Takabayashi is also one, explained as some sort of heart condition. [[spoiler:Misaki Fujioka is a far more typical example. She dies of leukemia in the anime, and of an unspecific kidney disease in the manga.]]
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* {{Bishonen}}: Kouichi, Teshigawara, Mochizuki, Kazami, and almost all of Kouichi's [[http://another.wikia.com/wiki/File:817px-Another_76.jpg classmates]]. See how they are ranked? Yeah, since it's [[Literature/ShakuganNoShana Noizi]] [[Literature/HaruhiSuzumiya Ito]] who designed them.
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* AbsurdlyPowerfulStudentCouncil: In this case, an absurdly powerful class officer in the form of Izumi Akazawa, "Head of Countermeasures". It's justified and downplayed in that while her resources and power are limited mostly to the class and some school faculty, she is nonetheless responsible for researching, devising and implementing "[[ProtectiveCharm Charms]]" that can keep the class safe and ''alive''. [[spoiler:For example, she has the power to UnPerson a classmate, as done to Mei and later when she decided to "strengthen" the charm by also unpersoning Kouichi. And can get the faculty to follow along. A previous officer many years ago came up with the idea, showing the position is historically quite powerful.]]
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* CosmicFlaw: [[spoiler: The cause of the curse is ultimately this. After a student beloved by the whole school tragically died, they all pretended he was still alive, up until the day they graduated. However, in doing so they "brought their class closer to death", essentially causing a malfunction in reality. Thus, a single deceased person was to be resurrected every year as an extra student, with the memories of the living being rewired in accordance. Now a paranormal force is attempting to rectify this mistake, using causality to engineer the Extra's death and return them to the grave but most of the time, it is one the ''living'' who ends killed.]]
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* CosmicFlaw: [[spoiler: The [[spoiler:The cause of the curse is ultimately this. After a student beloved by the whole school tragically died, they all pretended he was still alive, up until the day they graduated. However, in doing so they "brought their class closer to death", essentially causing a malfunction in reality. Thus, a single deceased person was to be resurrected every year as an extra student, with the memories of the living being rewired in accordance. Now a paranormal force is attempting to rectify this mistake, using causality to engineer the Extra's death and return them to the grave but most of the time, it is one of the ''living'' who ends killed.]]
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* {{Curse}}: The class is technically under the effect of not one but ''three''. First, a dead person (the "Extra") joins the class. The process of the Extra entering the class causes LaserGuidedAmnesia to make everyone (including themselves) forget they'd died and papering over any inconsistencies and forging documentation. The third, the "Calamity", is far more dangerous and is a response to the first. Because of the imbalance in class 3-3, there being one more person than there are assigned seats, the Calamity will start trying to [[BalancingDeathsBooks "balance the books"]] by killing the Extra. But since it is also affected by the amnesia it kills people randomly, including family members of those in the class.
* CurseEscapeClause: The Calamity has no known way of being truly ended, however the students of class 3-3 have devised a ProtectiveCharm that can keep them safe. This being to designate a student as a [[UnPerson non-person]], and having them and their homeroom teacher ignore them for the entire school year. This is believed to "balance out" the Extra student throwing off the correct number of students. However, this charm only has a 50% success rate, sometimes failing for explainable reasons (the non-person breaking under the pressure and demanding to be acknowledged) and sometimes not.
** Before that though, a student found an alternative solution by accident. [[spoiler:Katsumi Matsunaga of the 1998 class got into an argument with another student that turned violent, and accidentally pushed him onto a branch and he died. Wracked with guilt, and confused no one noticed the other student was missing, he returned to the scene of the crime to find nothing but broken branches. He had unknowingly killed the Extra, and this restored balance to the class. Knowing the curse caused LaserGuidedAmnesia and rewrote records, he taped his findings onto a cassette and hid it, hoping a future class could use this knowledge to save themselves.]]
* CurseEscapeClause: The Calamity has no known way of being truly ended, however the students of class 3-3 have devised a ProtectiveCharm that can keep them safe. This being to designate a student as a [[UnPerson non-person]], and having them and their homeroom teacher ignore them for the entire school year. This is believed to "balance out" the Extra student throwing off the correct number of students. However, this charm only has a 50% success rate, sometimes failing for explainable reasons (the non-person breaking under the pressure and demanding to be acknowledged) and sometimes not.
** Before that though, a student found an alternative solution by accident. [[spoiler:Katsumi Matsunaga of the 1998 class got into an argument with another student that turned violent, and accidentally pushed him onto a branch and he died. Wracked with guilt, and confused no one noticed the other student was missing, he returned to the scene of the crime to find nothing but broken branches. He had unknowingly killed the Extra, and this restored balance to the class. Knowing the curse caused LaserGuidedAmnesia and rewrote records, he taped his findings onto a cassette and hid it, hoping a future class could use this knowledge to save themselves.]]
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* {{Curse}}: The class is technically under the effect of not one but ''three''. First, a dead person (the "Extra") joins the class. The process of the Extra entering the class causes LaserGuidedAmnesia to make everyone (including themselves) forget they'd died and papering over any inconsistencies and forging documentation. The third, the "Calamity", is far more dangerous and is a response to the first. Because of the imbalance in class 3-3, there being one more person than there are assigned seats, the Calamity will start trying to [[BalancingDeathsBooks "balance the books"]] by killing the Extra. But since it is also affected by the amnesia amnesia, it kills people randomly, including family members of those in the class.
* CurseEscapeClause: The Calamity has no known way of being truly ended,however however, the students of class 3-3 have devised a ProtectiveCharm that can keep them safe. This being to designate a student as a [[UnPerson non-person]], and having them and their homeroom teacher ignore them for the entire school year. This is believed to "balance out" the Extra student throwing off the correct number of students. However, this charm only has a 50% success rate, sometimes failing for explainable reasons (the non-person breaking under the pressure and demanding to be acknowledged) and sometimes not.
** Before that though, a student found an alternative solution by accident. [[spoiler:Katsumi Matsunaga of the1998 1983 class got into an argument with another student that turned violent, and accidentally pushed him onto a branch and he died. Wracked with guilt, and confused no one noticed the other student was missing, he returned to the scene of the crime to find nothing but broken branches. He had unknowingly killed the Extra, and this restored balance to the class. Knowing the curse caused LaserGuidedAmnesia and rewrote records, he taped his findings onto a cassette and hid it, hoping a future class could use this knowledge to save themselves.]]
* CurseEscapeClause: The Calamity has no known way of being truly ended,
** Before that though, a student found an alternative solution by accident. [[spoiler:Katsumi Matsunaga of the
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* {{Curse}}: The class is technically under the effect of not one but ''three''. First, a dead person (the "Extra") joins the class. The process of the Extra entering the class causes LaserGuidedAmnesia to make everyone (including themselves) forget they'd died and papering over any inconsistencies and forging documentation. The third, the "Calamity", is far more dangerous and is a response to the first. Because of the imbalance in class 3-3, there being one more person than there are assigned seats, the Calamity will start trying to [[BalancingDeathsBooks "balance the books"]] by killing the Extra. But since it is also affected by the amnesia it kills people randomly, including family members of those in the class.
* CurseEscapeClause: The Calamity has no known way of being truly ended, however the students of class 3-3 have devised a ProtectiveCharm that can keep them safe. This being to designate a student as a [[UnPerson non-person]], and having them and their homeroom teacher ignore them for the entire school year. This is believed to "balance out" the Extra student throwing off the correct number of students. However, this charm only has a 50% success rate, sometimes failing for explainable reasons (the non-person breaking under the pressure and demanding to be acknowledged) and sometimes not.
** Before that though, a student found an alternative solution by accident. [[spoiler:Katsumi Matsunaga of the 1998 class got into an argument with another student that turned violent, and accidentally pushed him onto a branch and he died. Wracked with guilt, and confused no one noticed the other student was missing, he returned to the scene of the crime to find nothing but broken branches. He had unknowingly killed the Extra, and this restored balance to the class. Knowing the curse caused LaserGuidedAmnesia and rewrote records, he taped his findings onto a cassette and hid it, hoping a future class could use this knowledge to save themselves.]]
** Pairing the above with the ability of [[spoiler:Mei Misaki to see the color of death around a person, she had identified the Extra early in the series but took no action since she had no idea killing them would restore balance. With her ability and Katsumi's knowledge, Kouichi is able to end the curse for that year by killing the Extra.]]
* CurseEscapeClause: The Calamity has no known way of being truly ended, however the students of class 3-3 have devised a ProtectiveCharm that can keep them safe. This being to designate a student as a [[UnPerson non-person]], and having them and their homeroom teacher ignore them for the entire school year. This is believed to "balance out" the Extra student throwing off the correct number of students. However, this charm only has a 50% success rate, sometimes failing for explainable reasons (the non-person breaking under the pressure and demanding to be acknowledged) and sometimes not.
** Before that though, a student found an alternative solution by accident. [[spoiler:Katsumi Matsunaga of the 1998 class got into an argument with another student that turned violent, and accidentally pushed him onto a branch and he died. Wracked with guilt, and confused no one noticed the other student was missing, he returned to the scene of the crime to find nothing but broken branches. He had unknowingly killed the Extra, and this restored balance to the class. Knowing the curse caused LaserGuidedAmnesia and rewrote records, he taped his findings onto a cassette and hid it, hoping a future class could use this knowledge to save themselves.]]
** Pairing the above with the ability of [[spoiler:Mei Misaki to see the color of death around a person, she had identified the Extra early in the series but took no action since she had no idea killing them would restore balance. With her ability and Katsumi's knowledge, Kouichi is able to end the curse for that year by killing the Extra.]]
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A horror/mystery novel by Yukito Ayatsuji, Ayatsuji which was published in 2009, and later adapted into manga and a 2012 anime by Creator/PAWorks.
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* CosmicFlaw: [[spoiler: The cause of the curse is ultimately this. After a student beloved by the whole school tragically died, they all pretended he was still alive, up until the day they graduated. However, in doing so they "brought their class closer to death", essentially causing a malfunction in reality. Thus, a single deceased person was to be resurrected every year as an extra student, with the memories of the living being rewired in accordance. Now a paranormal force is attempting to rectify this mistake, using causality to engineer the Extra's death and return them to the grave but most of the time, it is one the ''living'' who ends killed.]]
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* NoGoodDeedGoesUnpunished: [[spoiler: The cause of the curse is ultimately this. After a student beloved by the whole school tragically died, they all pretended he was still alive, up until the day they graduated. However, in doing so they "brought their class closer to death", essentially causing a malfunction in reality. Thus, a single deceased person was to be resurrected every year as an extra student, with the memories of the living being rewired in accordance. Now a paranormal force is attempting to rectify this mistake, using causality to engineer the Extra's death and return them to the grave but most of the time, it is one the ''living'' who ends killed.]]
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A horror/mystery novel by Yukito Ayatsuji, adapted into manga and an anime by Creator/PAWorks for the [[Winter2012Anime Winter 2012 anime season]].
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A horror/mystery novel by Yukito Ayatsuji, adapted into manga and an anime by Creator/PAWorks for the [[Winter2012Anime Winter a 2012 anime season]].
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Power Perversion Potential involves some kind of special power/superpower. Context does not involve those two. Deleting misuse.
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* PowerPerversionPotential: As mentioned above, Kouichi and Mei could get away with dancing in the middle of class, since [[spoiler:the rest of the class has to pretend they don't exist]]. Imagine what ''else'' they could get away with.
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* NoGoodDeedGoesUnpunished: [[spoiler: The cause of the curse is ultimately this. After a student beloved by the whole school tragically died, they all pretended he was still alive, up until the day they graduated. However, in doing so they "brought their class closer to death", essentially causing a malfunction in reality. Thus, a single deceased person was to be resurrected every year as an extra student, with the memories of the living being rewired in accordance. Now a paranormal force is attempting to rectify this mistake, using causality to engineer the Extra's death and return them to the grave but most of the time, it is one the ''living'' who ends killed.]]
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* {{Bishonen}}: Kouichi, Teshigawara, Mochizuki, Kazami, and almost all of Kouichi's [[http://another.wikia.com/wiki/File:817px-Another_76.jpg classmates]]. See how they are ranked? Yeah, since it's [[LightNovel/ShakuganNoShana Noizi]] [[LightNovel/HaruhiSuzumiya Ito]] who designed them.
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* {{Bishonen}}: Kouichi, Teshigawara, Mochizuki, Kazami, and almost all of Kouichi's [[http://another.wikia.com/wiki/File:817px-Another_76.jpg classmates]]. See how they are ranked? Yeah, since it's [[LightNovel/ShakuganNoShana [[Literature/ShakuganNoShana Noizi]] [[LightNovel/HaruhiSuzumiya [[Literature/HaruhiSuzumiya Ito]] who designed them.
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* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: Chibiki in Episode 12, who stops [[spoiler:Izumi attacking Kazami]] and points out that needlessly killing other students is ''not'' the best way to go about things. At the same time, Izumi points out, up until this point he's done absolutely ''fuck all'' to help them (taking the first possible opportunity to leave the Inn and therefore not being present to deal with the homicidal old lady wandering around knifing people among many others).
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* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: Chibiki in Episode 12, who stops [[spoiler:Izumi attacking Kazami]] and points out that needlessly killing other students is ''not'' the best way to go about things. At the same time, Izumi points out, up until this point he's done absolutely ''fuck all'' to help them (taking them, blaming his absence while taking a classmate suffering from anaphylactic shock to the first possible opportunity to leave the Inn hospital and therefore not being present to deal with the homicidal old lady wandering around knifing people among many others).others.
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* ImagineSpot: Kouichi's daydreaming about [[PowerPerversionPotential dancing with Mei in the middle of class while everyone (including the teacher) is trying their hardest to ignore them]].
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* ImagineSpot: Kouichi's daydreaming about [[PowerPerversionPotential dancing with Mei in the middle of class while everyone (including the teacher) is trying their hardest to ignore them]].them.
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* DarkSkinnedBlonde: One of the dolls.
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* TheGhost: Mei's father is referenced but is never seen.
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* DelicateAndSickly: Kouichi is introduced as an ill boy, his left lung having collapsed[[note]]for those curious, this is know as a "[[https://ghr.nlm.nih.gov/condition/primary-spontaneous-pneumothorax spontaneous pneumothorax]]"[[/note]] on the day of his fifteenth birthday. Takabayashi is also one, explained as some sort of heart condition. [[spoiler:Misaki Fujioka is a far more typical example. She dies of leukemia in the anime, and of an unspecific kidney disease in the manga.]]
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* IllGirl: Kouichi is introduced as an IllBoy, his left lung having collapsed[[note]]for those curious, this is know as a "[[https://ghr.nlm.nih.gov/condition/primary-spontaneous-pneumothorax spontaneous pneumothorax]]"[[/note]] on the day of his fifteenth birthday. Takabayashi is also one, explained as some sort of heart condition. [[spoiler:Misaki Fujioka is a far more typical example. She dies of leukemia in the anime, and of an unspecific kidney disease in the manga.]]
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* {{Meganekko}}: Yukari Sakuragi and Takako Sugiura. Ms. Mikami in the manga and aunt Reiko in the anime.
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* JapaneseSchoolClub: Mei is a member of the art club. Since the students of ''other'' classes aren't affected by the Calamity, they take her in without much trouble.
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** Poor Mr. Kubodera hits one, due to the stress of having to both taking care of his very ill, very old mother (and he is a bachelor) and fighting the curse that befalls his class. The result is gruesome; [[spoiler:he kills his mother and then kills himself in front of his class]]. Talk about AdultFear...
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** Poor Mr. Kubodera hits one, due to the stress of having to both taking care of his very ill, very old mother (and he is a bachelor) and fighting the curse that befalls his class. The result is gruesome; [[spoiler:he kills his mother and then kills himself in front of his class]]. Talk about AdultFear...
