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Anime series set in high school will usually avoid including romance unless it is the point of the show. This leads to the odd situation of [[GenericCuteness seemingly attractive]], outgoing high school students not getting ''any'' attention from the opposite sex. This applies to both sexes, but is particularly noticeable when the show centers around a group of girls.
Often this is done to maintain the ImprobablyFemaleCast: having the main characters engaged in romance would require actually creating male characters ([[LesYay most of]] [[SchoolgirlLesbians the time]]). It's also done to appeal to the {{moe}} demographic: a major aspect of moe is [[TheIngenue purity]], which extends to [[MyGirlIsNotASlut sexual purity]], so the girls are [[ContractualPurity kept single]] to preserve the fantasy of innocence. Even so, seeing a bunch of attractive girls sitting around lamenting the lack of romance in their lives is odd to say the least. Maybe the GenericCuteness hides the fact that they are all ugly.
For the equally unrealistic opposite, compare HormoneAddledTeenager.
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* This was [[LampshadeHanging lampshaded]] in a scene in ''Anime/LuckyStar'': Konata explains that girls in {{Dating Sim}}s can't have boyfriends because they must seem available to the player. Of course, the main characters suffer from this too: Konata laments the lack of romance in their lives, and though the pretty, shapely, well-mannered Miyuki (who is also the daughter of a rather wealthy family) is said to be popular with the boys, nothing comes of it. Admittedly, the SatelliteCharacter Ayano is said to have a boyfriend, but [[InformedAttribute nothing is shown on-screen in her few appearances]].
** WordOfGod: ''Romance does not exist in Anime/LuckyStar.''
** Subverted in the manga. Ever wonder why Ayano is almost always with Misao? Because [[spoiler:her boyfriend is Misao's brother]].
* In ''Manga/AzumangaDaioh'', none of the girls have any romantic entanglements whatsoever. This becomes especially silly when Yomi is teased about not having a boyfriend by Tomo, who doesn't have one either. Admittedly, Chiyo is too young, and most of the rest could be considered too [[CloudcuckooLander quirky]], [[ShrinkingViolet shy]] or [[{{Jerkass}} obnoxious]] to attract males, but you'd think the extroverted, energetic and shapely Kagura would get some offers.
** Of course, [[LesYay considering the amount of time Kagura spends around Sakaki/Tomo]], they boys might think that she's already taken.
** Then there is, of course, Kaorin, whose [[GirlsLove sexuality]] [[CloudCuckooLander Osaka]], [[TheCuckoolanderWasRight of all people]], lampshadingly inquires about in the 10 year anniversary special.
** Osaka also lampshades the fact that they are ChasteTeens in one episode.
-->'''Osaka:''' Don't you all have boyfriends to show off your style to?
-->*Awkward silence*
* Handwaved in ''SuzumiyaHaruhi'': Haruhi is said to have accepted offers from a number of boys while in middle school, only to dump them in short order. Her abrasiveness and overwhelming personality became infamous and most boys now know better than to even try; the nubile [[MsFanservice Mikuru]] is described as being an "untouchable flower on the mountain" by the male student body; looking on the outside, Yuki, while having many secret admirers, is unsocial; and Kyon himself seems mostly uninterested; [[UnreliableNarrator no matter what he says.]]
* None of the main characters in ''{{Umisho}}'' are engaged in romance at the beginning of the series, and the only pair that develops is Kaname/Amuro. Rather odd considering that Shizuoka both has a killer body and is rather preoccupied with lustful thoughts - you'd think she'd want a boyfriend to try out things with.
* In ''LightNovel/MariaSamaGaMiteru'', one girl had a brief lesbian affair and another was interested in romance with a handsome teacher from the nearby boy's school. ''None'' of the others show ''any'' overt interest in full-blown romance, committing their attention to their [[RomanticTwoGirlFriendship sisterly relationships]] with other girls.
* Although there's some lesbian subtext, none of the characters in ''PaniPoniDash'' seem to have much interest in romance. And there's a ''lot'' of them.
* The girls from ''HidamariSketch'' seem to stay away from romance as well. It is strongly hinted that Sae and Hiro are interested in each other, but they never show any incentive to take it beyond occasional teasing. Miyako also sometimes flirts with Yuno, but there [[BaitAndSwitchLesbians never is any follow-through]].
* Of all the young girls in ''Manga/{{ARIA}}'', only Aika appears to have an interest in an actual relationship with a boy--after spending most of the time crushing on Alicia, who herself gets [[LastMinuteHookup married to someone off-screen]]. Even though the other relationships between the girls tend to [[RomanticTwoGirlFriendship reach romantic levels]], not much happens aside from [[LuminescentBlush occasional blushes]].
** Though Akatsuki does show many typical signs of interest in Akari and is probably the most obvious male pairing for her. Maybe something will come out of it.
* ''Manga/KatekyoHitmanReborn''. Good lord, the entire series is composed of a ''huge'' harem of [[{{Bishonen}} amazingly good looking men]], and guess what? The ''babies'' are the ones that have more luck with women. Even in their mid-twenties, most of the men in it aren't shown to have female love interests, and spend their time having incredible amounts of FoeYay and HoYay.
** Subverted a bit when you look back, all the way to the beginning of the series, and remember that the fangirls of the school were dying to give Gokudera and Yamamoto chocolates. Gokudera, of course, considered it an UnwantedHarem, and told them to "Stop following [him] around!"
* Seeing how pretty and popular the girls from ''[[Manga/KOn K-On!]]'' are supposed to be, it's rather strange they never get chased by boys--or girls, for that matter. There are some slightly romantic moments between the girls, but those are only played for laughs, and they never show any interest in anybody else.
** Although Ritsu does show some interest in the supposed love letter in the final episode of the first season,[[spoiler: they're actually Mio's new song lyrics, but until that is revealed it's thought to be one]] it's well implied that the girls are only interested in their music, which is, after all, the entire focus of the series.
** It is somewhat [[JustifiedTrope justified]] by the fact that they're going to all girls school.
* SlamDunk: Not one basketball player is shown to have a girlfriend. While it makes perfect sense for some of the players (some being really ugly or former delinquents), it is a little strange that the pleasant and good looking players like Fujima, Sendoh, and Sawakita don't have one.
* In ''IdolNoAkahon'', Reiko tells the girls that they [[ContractualPurity can't be dating people]] since they have to appear avaliable for their audience.
* In ''ShinryakuIkaMusume'', nobody of the main cast seems all that interested in romance, aside from Sanae and Goro.
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Often this is done to maintain the ImprobablyFemaleCast: having the main characters engaged in romance would require actually creating male characters ([[LesYay most of]] [[SchoolgirlLesbians the time]]). It's also done to appeal to the {{moe}} demographic: a major aspect of moe is [[TheIngenue purity]], which extends to [[MyGirlIsNotASlut sexual purity]], so the girls are [[ContractualPurity kept single]] to preserve the fantasy of innocence. Even so, seeing a bunch of attractive girls sitting around lamenting the lack of romance in their lives is odd to say the least. Maybe the GenericCuteness hides the fact that they are all ugly.
For the equally unrealistic opposite, compare HormoneAddledTeenager.
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!!Examples:
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* This was [[LampshadeHanging lampshaded]] in a scene in ''Anime/LuckyStar'': Konata explains that girls in {{Dating Sim}}s can't have boyfriends because they must seem available to the player. Of course, the main characters suffer from this too: Konata laments the lack of romance in their lives, and though the pretty, shapely, well-mannered Miyuki (who is also the daughter of a rather wealthy family) is said to be popular with the boys, nothing comes of it. Admittedly, the SatelliteCharacter Ayano is said to have a boyfriend, but [[InformedAttribute nothing is shown on-screen in her few appearances]].
** WordOfGod: ''Romance does not exist in Anime/LuckyStar.''
** Subverted in the manga. Ever wonder why Ayano is almost always with Misao? Because [[spoiler:her boyfriend is Misao's brother]].
* In ''Manga/AzumangaDaioh'', none of the girls have any romantic entanglements whatsoever. This becomes especially silly when Yomi is teased about not having a boyfriend by Tomo, who doesn't have one either. Admittedly, Chiyo is too young, and most of the rest could be considered too [[CloudcuckooLander quirky]], [[ShrinkingViolet shy]] or [[{{Jerkass}} obnoxious]] to attract males, but you'd think the extroverted, energetic and shapely Kagura would get some offers.
** Of course, [[LesYay considering the amount of time Kagura spends around Sakaki/Tomo]], they boys might think that she's already taken.
** Then there is, of course, Kaorin, whose [[GirlsLove sexuality]] [[CloudCuckooLander Osaka]], [[TheCuckoolanderWasRight of all people]], lampshadingly inquires about in the 10 year anniversary special.
** Osaka also lampshades the fact that they are ChasteTeens in one episode.
-->'''Osaka:''' Don't you all have boyfriends to show off your style to?
-->*Awkward silence*
* Handwaved in ''SuzumiyaHaruhi'': Haruhi is said to have accepted offers from a number of boys while in middle school, only to dump them in short order. Her abrasiveness and overwhelming personality became infamous and most boys now know better than to even try; the nubile [[MsFanservice Mikuru]] is described as being an "untouchable flower on the mountain" by the male student body; looking on the outside, Yuki, while having many secret admirers, is unsocial; and Kyon himself seems mostly uninterested; [[UnreliableNarrator no matter what he says.]]
* None of the main characters in ''{{Umisho}}'' are engaged in romance at the beginning of the series, and the only pair that develops is Kaname/Amuro. Rather odd considering that Shizuoka both has a killer body and is rather preoccupied with lustful thoughts - you'd think she'd want a boyfriend to try out things with.
* In ''LightNovel/MariaSamaGaMiteru'', one girl had a brief lesbian affair and another was interested in romance with a handsome teacher from the nearby boy's school. ''None'' of the others show ''any'' overt interest in full-blown romance, committing their attention to their [[RomanticTwoGirlFriendship sisterly relationships]] with other girls.
* Although there's some lesbian subtext, none of the characters in ''PaniPoniDash'' seem to have much interest in romance. And there's a ''lot'' of them.
* The girls from ''HidamariSketch'' seem to stay away from romance as well. It is strongly hinted that Sae and Hiro are interested in each other, but they never show any incentive to take it beyond occasional teasing. Miyako also sometimes flirts with Yuno, but there [[BaitAndSwitchLesbians never is any follow-through]].
* Of all the young girls in ''Manga/{{ARIA}}'', only Aika appears to have an interest in an actual relationship with a boy--after spending most of the time crushing on Alicia, who herself gets [[LastMinuteHookup married to someone off-screen]]. Even though the other relationships between the girls tend to [[RomanticTwoGirlFriendship reach romantic levels]], not much happens aside from [[LuminescentBlush occasional blushes]].
** Though Akatsuki does show many typical signs of interest in Akari and is probably the most obvious male pairing for her. Maybe something will come out of it.
* ''Manga/KatekyoHitmanReborn''. Good lord, the entire series is composed of a ''huge'' harem of [[{{Bishonen}} amazingly good looking men]], and guess what? The ''babies'' are the ones that have more luck with women. Even in their mid-twenties, most of the men in it aren't shown to have female love interests, and spend their time having incredible amounts of FoeYay and HoYay.
** Subverted a bit when you look back, all the way to the beginning of the series, and remember that the fangirls of the school were dying to give Gokudera and Yamamoto chocolates. Gokudera, of course, considered it an UnwantedHarem, and told them to "Stop following [him] around!"
* Seeing how pretty and popular the girls from ''[[Manga/KOn K-On!]]'' are supposed to be, it's rather strange they never get chased by boys--or girls, for that matter. There are some slightly romantic moments between the girls, but those are only played for laughs, and they never show any interest in anybody else.
** Although Ritsu does show some interest in the supposed love letter in the final episode of the first season,[[spoiler: they're actually Mio's new song lyrics, but until that is revealed it's thought to be one]] it's well implied that the girls are only interested in their music, which is, after all, the entire focus of the series.
** It is somewhat [[JustifiedTrope justified]] by the fact that they're going to all girls school.
* SlamDunk: Not one basketball player is shown to have a girlfriend. While it makes perfect sense for some of the players (some being really ugly or former delinquents), it is a little strange that the pleasant and good looking players like Fujima, Sendoh, and Sawakita don't have one.
* In ''IdolNoAkahon'', Reiko tells the girls that they [[ContractualPurity can't be dating people]] since they have to appear avaliable for their audience.
* In ''ShinryakuIkaMusume'', nobody of the main cast seems all that interested in romance, aside from Sanae and Goro.
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Often this is done to maintain the ImprobablyFemaleCast: having the main characters engaged in romance would require actually creating male characters ([[LesYay most of]] [[SchoolgirlLesbians the time]]). It's also done to appeal to the {{moe}} demographic: a major aspect of moe is [[TheIngenue purity]], which extends to [[MyGirlIsNotASlut sexual purity]], so the girls are [[ContractualPurity kept single]] to preserve the fantasy of innocence. Even so, seeing a bunch of attractive girls sitting around lamenting the lack of romance in their lives is odd to say the least. Maybe the GenericCuteness hides the fact that they are all ugly.
For the equally unrealistic opposite, compare HormoneAddledTeenager.
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* This was [[LampshadeHanging lampshaded]] in a scene in ''Anime/LuckyStar'': Konata explains that girls in {{Dating Sim}}s can't have boyfriends because they must seem available to the player. Of course, the main characters suffer from this too: Konata laments the lack of romance in their lives, and though the pretty, shapely, well-mannered Miyuki (who is also the daughter of a rather wealthy family) is said to be popular with the boys, nothing comes of it. Admittedly, the SatelliteCharacter Ayano is said to have a boyfriend, but [[InformedAttribute nothing is shown on-screen in her few appearances]].
** WordOfGod: ''Romance does not exist in Anime/LuckyStar.''
** Subverted in the manga. Ever wonder why Ayano is almost always with Misao? Because [[spoiler:her boyfriend is Misao's brother]].
* In ''Manga/AzumangaDaioh'', none of the girls have any romantic entanglements whatsoever. This becomes especially silly when Yomi is teased about not having a boyfriend by Tomo, who doesn't have one either. Admittedly, Chiyo is too young, and most of the rest could be considered too [[CloudcuckooLander quirky]], [[ShrinkingViolet shy]] or [[{{Jerkass}} obnoxious]] to attract males, but you'd think the extroverted, energetic and shapely Kagura would get some offers.
** Of course, [[LesYay considering the amount of time Kagura spends around Sakaki/Tomo]], they boys might think that she's already taken.
** Then there is, of course, Kaorin, whose [[GirlsLove sexuality]] [[CloudCuckooLander Osaka]], [[TheCuckoolanderWasRight of all people]], lampshadingly inquires about in the 10 year anniversary special.
** Osaka also lampshades the fact that they are ChasteTeens in one episode.
-->'''Osaka:''' Don't you all have boyfriends to show off your style to?
-->*Awkward silence*
* Handwaved in ''SuzumiyaHaruhi'': Haruhi is said to have accepted offers from a number of boys while in middle school, only to dump them in short order. Her abrasiveness and overwhelming personality became infamous and most boys now know better than to even try; the nubile [[MsFanservice Mikuru]] is described as being an "untouchable flower on the mountain" by the male student body; looking on the outside, Yuki, while having many secret admirers, is unsocial; and Kyon himself seems mostly uninterested; [[UnreliableNarrator no matter what he says.]]
* None of the main characters in ''{{Umisho}}'' are engaged in romance at the beginning of the series, and the only pair that develops is Kaname/Amuro. Rather odd considering that Shizuoka both has a killer body and is rather preoccupied with lustful thoughts - you'd think she'd want a boyfriend to try out things with.
* In ''LightNovel/MariaSamaGaMiteru'', one girl had a brief lesbian affair and another was interested in romance with a handsome teacher from the nearby boy's school. ''None'' of the others show ''any'' overt interest in full-blown romance, committing their attention to their [[RomanticTwoGirlFriendship sisterly relationships]] with other girls.
* Although there's some lesbian subtext, none of the characters in ''PaniPoniDash'' seem to have much interest in romance. And there's a ''lot'' of them.
* The girls from ''HidamariSketch'' seem to stay away from romance as well. It is strongly hinted that Sae and Hiro are interested in each other, but they never show any incentive to take it beyond occasional teasing. Miyako also sometimes flirts with Yuno, but there [[BaitAndSwitchLesbians never is any follow-through]].
* Of all the young girls in ''Manga/{{ARIA}}'', only Aika appears to have an interest in an actual relationship with a boy--after spending most of the time crushing on Alicia, who herself gets [[LastMinuteHookup married to someone off-screen]]. Even though the other relationships between the girls tend to [[RomanticTwoGirlFriendship reach romantic levels]], not much happens aside from [[LuminescentBlush occasional blushes]].
** Though Akatsuki does show many typical signs of interest in Akari and is probably the most obvious male pairing for her. Maybe something will come out of it.
* ''Manga/KatekyoHitmanReborn''. Good lord, the entire series is composed of a ''huge'' harem of [[{{Bishonen}} amazingly good looking men]], and guess what? The ''babies'' are the ones that have more luck with women. Even in their mid-twenties, most of the men in it aren't shown to have female love interests, and spend their time having incredible amounts of FoeYay and HoYay.
** Subverted a bit when you look back, all the way to the beginning of the series, and remember that the fangirls of the school were dying to give Gokudera and Yamamoto chocolates. Gokudera, of course, considered it an UnwantedHarem, and told them to "Stop following [him] around!"
* Seeing how pretty and popular the girls from ''[[Manga/KOn K-On!]]'' are supposed to be, it's rather strange they never get chased by boys--or girls, for that matter. There are some slightly romantic moments between the girls, but those are only played for laughs, and they never show any interest in anybody else.
** Although Ritsu does show some interest in the supposed love letter in the final episode of the first season,[[spoiler: they're actually Mio's new song lyrics, but until that is revealed it's thought to be one]] it's well implied that the girls are only interested in their music, which is, after all, the entire focus of the series.
** It is somewhat [[JustifiedTrope justified]] by the fact that they're going to all girls school.
* SlamDunk: Not one basketball player is shown to have a girlfriend. While it makes perfect sense for some of the players (some being really ugly or former delinquents), it is a little strange that the pleasant and good looking players like Fujima, Sendoh, and Sawakita don't have one.
* In ''IdolNoAkahon'', Reiko tells the girls that they [[ContractualPurity can't be dating people]] since they have to appear avaliable for their audience.
* In ''ShinryakuIkaMusume'', nobody of the main cast seems all that interested in romance, aside from Sanae and Goro.
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** Someone clearly is not playing this trope straight during the first concert. When Mio trips, there is the flash of a picture being taken.
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* ''KatekyoHitmanReborn''. Good lord, the entire series is composed of a ''huge'' harem of [[{{Bishonen}} amazingly good looking men]], and guess what? The ''babies'' are the ones that have more luck with women. Even in their mid-twenties, most of the men in it aren't shown to have female love interests, and spend their time having incredible amounts of FoeYay and HoYay.
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* In ''{{Maria-sama Ga Miteru}}'', one girl had a brief lesbian affair and another was interested in romance with a handsome teacher from the nearby boy's school. ''None'' of the others show ''any'' overt interest in full-blown romance, committing their attention to their [[RomanticTwoGirlFriendship sisterly relationships]] with other girls.
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* In ''{{Maria-sama Ga Miteru}}'', ''LightNovel/MariaSamaGaMiteru'', one girl had a brief lesbian affair and another was interested in romance with a handsome teacher from the nearby boy's school. ''None'' of the others show ''any'' overt interest in full-blown romance, committing their attention to their [[RomanticTwoGirlFriendship sisterly relationships]] with other girls.
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* The girls from ''HidamariSketch'' seem to stay away from romance as well. It is strongly hinted that Sae and Hiro are interested in each other, but they never show any incentive to take it beyond occasional teasing. Miyako also sometimes flirts with Yuno, but there [[BaitAndSwitchLesbians never is any follow-through]].
* Of all the young girls in ''{{Manga/ARIA}}'', only Aika appears to have an interest in an actual relationship with a boy--after spending most of the time crushing on Alicia, who herself gets [[LastMinuteHookup married to someone off-screen]]. Even though the other relationships between the girls tend to [[RomanticTwoGirlFriendship reach romantic levels]], not much happens aside from [[LuminescentBlush occasional blushes]].
* Of all the young girls in ''{{Manga/ARIA}}'', only Aika appears to have an interest in an actual relationship with a boy--after spending most of the time crushing on Alicia, who herself gets [[LastMinuteHookup married to someone off-screen]]. Even though the other relationships between the girls tend to [[RomanticTwoGirlFriendship reach romantic levels]], not much happens aside from [[LuminescentBlush occasional blushes]].
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* Of all the young girls in''{{Manga/ARIA}}'', ''Manga/{{ARIA}}'', only Aika appears to have an interest in an actual relationship with a boy--after spending most of the time crushing on Alicia, who herself gets [[LastMinuteHookup married to someone off-screen]]. Even though the other relationships between the girls tend to [[RomanticTwoGirlFriendship reach romantic levels]], not much happens aside from [[LuminescentBlush occasional blushes]].
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* Seeing how pretty and popular the girls from ''[[Manga/KOn K-On!]]'' are supposed to be, it's rather strange they never get chased by boys--or girls, for that matter. There are some slightly romantic moments between the girls, but those are only played for laughs, and they never show any interest in anybody else.
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* Seeing how pretty and popular the girls from ''[[Manga/KOn K-On!]]'' are supposed to be, it's rather strange they never get chased by boys--or girls, for that matter. There are some slightly romantic moments between the girls, but those are only played for laughs, and they never show any interest in anybody else.
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* In ''AzumangaDaioh'', none of the girls have any romantic entanglements whatsoever. This becomes especially silly when Yomi is teased about not having a boyfriend by Tomo, who doesn't have one either. Admittedly, Chiyo is too young, and most of the rest could be considered too [[CloudcuckooLander quirky]], [[ShrinkingViolet shy]] or [[{{Jerkass}} obnoxious]] to attract males, but you'd think the extroverted, energetic and shapely Kagura would get some offers.
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* In ''AzumangaDaioh'', ''Manga/AzumangaDaioh'', none of the girls have any romantic entanglements whatsoever. This becomes especially silly when Yomi is teased about not having a boyfriend by Tomo, who doesn't have one either. Admittedly, Chiyo is too young, and most of the rest could be considered too [[CloudcuckooLander quirky]], [[ShrinkingViolet shy]] or [[{{Jerkass}} obnoxious]] to attract males, but you'd think the extroverted, energetic and shapely Kagura would get some offers.
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*** Tell that to [[YaoiFangirl Hiyori]] the next time she imagines Yutaka and Minami as SchoolgirlLesbians.
*** [[HetIsEw HETERO romance does not exist]] [[EveryoneIsGay in Lucky Star]]. Speculative/potential yuri relationships are plentiful.
*** [[ParentalIncest Well... We still have]] [[{{Lolicon}} Konata's]] [[{{Ephebophile}} father]] [[{{Squick}} or the]] Hiragi twins' father [[{{Squick}} for possible het pairings.]]
** The same above-mentioned conversion also suggests the possibility that Miyuki may be too naive to know when she has been asked out.
*** [[HetIsEw HETERO romance does not exist]] [[EveryoneIsGay in Lucky Star]]. Speculative/potential yuri relationships are plentiful.
*** [[ParentalIncest Well... We still have]] [[{{Lolicon}} Konata's]] [[{{Ephebophile}} father]] [[{{Squick}} or the]] Hiragi twins' father [[{{Squick}} for possible het pairings.]]
** The same above-mentioned conversion also suggests the possibility that Miyuki may be too naive to know when she has been asked out.
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* Somewhat averted in {{Eyeshield 21}}. Hatsujo, Agon, and Harao are all known to take advantage of being good-looking athletes, although there are still a lot of good looking (and much nicer) players who remain single.
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* Almost every DatingSim qualifies for this trope, since all the girls are supposed to be available for the player character to date.
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* Nerds, religious, and ugly teens often are assumed to be chaste virgins. Statistically, some will fit this trope.
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* Almost every DatingSim qualifies for this trope, since all the girls are supposed to be available for the player character to date.
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* Nerds, religious, and ugly teens often are assumed to be chaste virgins. Statistically, some will fit this trope.
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* Seeing how pretty and popular the girls from ''[[Manga/Kon K-On!]]'' are supposed to be, it's rather strange they never get chased by boys--or girls, for that matter. There are some slightly romantic moments between the girls, but those are only played for laughs, and they never show any interest in anybody else.
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* Seeing how pretty and popular the girls from ''[[{{ptitlei5gydjrz}} K-On!]]'' are supposed to be, it's rather strange they never get chased by boys--or girls, for that matter. There are some slightly romantic moments between the girls, but those are only played for laughs, and they never show any interest in anybody else.
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* In ''IdolNoAkahon'', Reiko tells the girls that they [[ContractualPurity can't be dating people]] since they have to appear avaliable for their audience.
* In ''ShinryakuIkaMusume'', nobody of the main cast seems all that interested in romance, aside from Sanae and Goro.
* In ''ShinryakuIkaMusume'', nobody of the main cast seems all that interested in romance, aside from Sanae and Goro.
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* Almost every DatingSim qualifies for this trope, since all the girls are supposed to be available for the player character to date.
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* Almost every DatingSim qualifies for this trope, since all the girls are supposed to be available for the player character to date.
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