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* AdaptationDyeJob: In the manga, every human character has a natural hair color. However, in the anime, [[YouGottaHaveBlueHair Nuriko is given purple hair, Chichiri blue]], and Mitsukake's is given a [[HairColorDissonance green tint]] while Tamahome's is undeniably blue (or sometimes green).
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* AdaptationDyeJob: In the manga, every human character has a natural hair color. However, in the anime, [[YouGottaHaveBlueHair [[WorldOfTechnicolorHair Nuriko is given purple hair, Chichiri blue]], and Mitsukake's is given a [[HairColorDissonance green tint]] while Tamahome's is undeniably blue (or sometimes green).
* WorldOfTechnicolorHair: Tamahome and Chichiri have blue hair of different shades (but the former's hair is often mistaken for green), while Nuriko, his deceased little sister Kourin, and Empress Houki have purple hair. Chiriko's hair is a cross between brown and pink and the Nyan-Nyans have bubblegum blue hair. Tokaki, Subaru, and Tenkou have silver hair (this holds true for the former two even in youth), and Renhou and Miiru have silver-purple hair. Soi's hair is a shade of maroon, while Nakago is the only one who has blonde hair in the book world, and this is actually significant. The human forms of all the Beast Deities have hair in the color by which they are identified.
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* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: Averted and played straight. All of the human characters in the real world have perfectly normal hair colours. It's the folks in the Universe of the Four Gods that have odd hair colours (like blue).
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[[http://fushigiyuugi.wikia.com Has a wiki.]] Compare with ''LightNovel/TheTwelveKingdoms.''
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[[http://fushigiyuugi.wikia.com Has a wiki.]] Compare with ''LightNovel/TheTwelveKingdoms.''Literature/TheTwelveKingdoms.''
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* TwinsAreSpecial: Amiboshi and Suiboshi who exhibit both TwinTelepathy and {{Synchronization}}: [[spoiler: when Amiboshi "dies," Suiboshi can sense it.]] They are able to write messages to one another on their skin. For example, Amiboshi writes something on his left hand with his finger, and the message appears on Suboshi's left hand.
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* GoodPeopleHaveGoodSex: Averted the first time Tamahome and Miaka attempt to have sex. In a relatively [[RealityEnsues realistic]] moment, they've spent so long restraining themselves that although they're both very eager for each other, they're also hilariously awkward about it.
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* GoodPeopleHaveGoodSex: Averted the first time Tamahome and Miaka attempt to have sex. In a relatively [[RealityEnsues [[SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome realistic]] moment, they've spent so long restraining themselves that although they're both very eager for each other, they're also hilariously awkward about it.
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* ActorAllusion: In the first episode, Miaka pulls the "InTheNameOfTheMoon" speech when she confronts a group of bullies near the end. In the original version, Miaka's voice actress Creator/KaeAraki covered for Creator/KotonoMitsuishi's role of Anime/SailorMoon when the latter was sick. Araki would come back as Chibiusa.
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Easily the most famous of Creator/YuuWatase's works, ''Fushigi Yuugi'' (ふしぎ遊戯, ''Mysterious Play'') was many anime fans' introduction to the {{fantasy}} [[ShoujoDemographic shoujo]] genre after ''Franchise/SailorMoon''. This work is considered a leader of the “[[GenderFlip Reverse]] SupportingHarem” subgenre, and also one of the major forerunners of the "[[GenderFlip Reverse]] [[Main/HaremGenre Harem]]"[[note]]Main heroine with CastFullOfPrettyBoys to choose from.[[/note]] subgenre in Japan; inspiring followers in form of the ''VideoGame/HarukanaruTokiNoNakaDe'' series, and the ''VideoGame/{{Angelique}} series,'' triggering the dawn of [[Main/RomanceGame romance gaming]], and DatingSim gaming genres for girls in Japan, and the overall East Asian regions. The ''Fushigi Yuugi'' series also served as a GatewaySeries for all non-Chinese demographics for its strong, and supportive usage of [[UsefulNotes/{{China}} Chinese regional culture studies]] by incorporating the {{Wuxia}} genre, Myth/ChineseMythology, TheFourGods, and its successful introduction of [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Twenty-Eight_Mansions The Twenty-Eight Mansions]] of the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_constellations Chinese constellation system]].
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Easily the most famous of Creator/YuuWatase's works, ''Fushigi Yuugi'' (ふしぎ遊戯, ''Mysterious Play'') was many anime fans' introduction to the {{fantasy}} [[ShoujoDemographic shoujo]] genre after ''Franchise/SailorMoon''. This work is considered a leader of the TrappedInAnotherWorld, “[[GenderFlip Reverse]] SupportingHarem” subgenre, subgenres, and also one of the major forerunners of the "[[GenderFlip Reverse]] [[Main/HaremGenre Harem]]"[[note]]Main heroine with CastFullOfPrettyBoys to choose from.[[/note]] subgenre in Japan; inspiring followers in form of the ''VideoGame/HarukanaruTokiNoNakaDe'' series, and the ''VideoGame/{{Angelique}} series,'' triggering the dawn of [[Main/RomanceGame romance gaming]], and DatingSim gaming genres for girls in Japan, and the overall East Asian regions. The ''Fushigi Yuugi'' series also served as a GatewaySeries for all non-Chinese demographics for its strong, and supportive usage of [[UsefulNotes/{{China}} Chinese regional culture studies]] by incorporating the {{Wuxia}} genre, Myth/ChineseMythology, TheFourGods, and its successful introduction of [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Twenty-Eight_Mansions The Twenty-Eight Mansions]] of the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_constellations Chinese constellation system]].
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* EpilepticFlashingLights: In episode 11, when Tamahome forces his way through the barrier that's supposed to keep out the Suzaku warriors, there is a very intense strobe light effect that could make it difficult for some people to watch.
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Easily the most famous of Creator/YuuWatase's works, ''Fushigi Yuugi'' (ふしぎ遊戯, ''Mysterious Play'') was many anime fans' introduction to the {{fantasy}} [[ShoujoDemographic shoujo]] genre after ''Franchise/SailorMoon''. This work is considered a leader of the “[[GenderFlip Reverse]] SupportingHarem” subgenre, and also one of the major forerunners of the "[[GenderFlip Reverse]] [[Main/HaremGenre Harem]]"[[note]]Main heroine with CastFullOfPrettyBoys to choose from.[[/note]] subgenre in Japan; inspiring followers in form of the ''VideoGame/HarukanaruTokiNoNakaDe'' series, and the ''VideoGame/{{Angelique}} series,'' triggering the dawn of [[Main/RomanceGame romance gaming]], and DatingSim gaming genres for girls in Japan, and the overall East Asian regions. The ''Fushigi Yuugi'' series also served as a GatewaySeries for all non-Chinese demographics for its strong, and supportive usage of [[UsefulNotes/{{China}} Chinese regional culture studies]] by incorporating the {{Wuxia}} genre, TheFourGods, and its successful introduction of [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Twenty-Eight_Mansions The Twenty-Eight Mansions]] celestial system of Myth/ChineseMythology.
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Easily the most famous of Creator/YuuWatase's works, ''Fushigi Yuugi'' (ふしぎ遊戯, ''Mysterious Play'') was many anime fans' introduction to the {{fantasy}} [[ShoujoDemographic shoujo]] genre after ''Franchise/SailorMoon''. This work is considered a leader of the “[[GenderFlip Reverse]] SupportingHarem” subgenre, and also one of the major forerunners of the "[[GenderFlip Reverse]] [[Main/HaremGenre Harem]]"[[note]]Main heroine with CastFullOfPrettyBoys to choose from.[[/note]] subgenre in Japan; inspiring followers in form of the ''VideoGame/HarukanaruTokiNoNakaDe'' series, and the ''VideoGame/{{Angelique}} series,'' triggering the dawn of [[Main/RomanceGame romance gaming]], and DatingSim gaming genres for girls in Japan, and the overall East Asian regions. The ''Fushigi Yuugi'' series also served as a GatewaySeries for all non-Chinese demographics for its strong, and supportive usage of [[UsefulNotes/{{China}} Chinese regional culture studies]] by incorporating the {{Wuxia}} genre, Myth/ChineseMythology, TheFourGods, and its successful introduction of [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Twenty-Eight_Mansions The Twenty-Eight Mansions]] celestial system of Myth/ChineseMythology.
the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_constellations Chinese constellation system]].
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Easily the most famous of Creator/YuuWatase's works, ''Fushigi Yuugi'' (ふしぎ遊戯, ''Mysterious Play'') was many anime fans' introduction to the {{fantasy}} [[ShoujoDemographic shoujo]] genre after ''Franchise/SailorMoon''. This work is considered a leader of the “[[GenderFlip Reverse]] SupportingHarem” subgenre, and also one of the major forerunners of the "[[GenderFlip Reverse]] [[Main/HaremGenre Harem]]"[[note]]Main heroine with CastFullOfPrettyBoys to choose from.[[/note]] subgenre in Japan; inspiring followers in form of the ''VideoGame/HarukanaruTokiNoNakaDe'' series, and the ''VideoGame/{{Angelique}} series,'' triggering the dawn of [[Main/RomanceGame romance gaming]], and DatingSim gaming genres for girls in Japan, and the overall East Asian regions. The ''Fushigi Yuugi'' series also served as a GatewaySeries for all non-Chinese demographics for its strong, and supportive usage of [[UsefulNotes/{{China}} Chinese regional culture studies]] by incorporating the {{Wuxia}} genre, TheFourGods, and its successful introduction of [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Twenty-Eight_Mansions The Twenty-Eight Mansions]] celestial system of Myth/ChineseMythology.
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Easily the most famous of Creator/YuuWatase's works, ''Fushigi Yuugi'' (ふしぎ遊戯, ''Mysterious Play'') was many anime fans' introduction to the {{fantasy}} [[ShoujoDemographic shoujo]] genre after ''Franchise/SailorMoon''. This work is considered a leader of the “[[GenderFlip Reverse]] SupportingHarem” subgenre, and also one of the major forerunners of the "[[GenderFlip Reverse]] [[Main/HaremGenre Harem]]"[[note]]Main heroine with CastFullOfPrettyBoys to choose from.[[/note]] subgenre in Japan; inspiring followers in form of the ''VideoGame/HarukanaruTokiNoNakaDe'' series, and the ''VideoGame/{{Angelique}} series,'' triggering the dawn of [[Main/RomanceGame romance gaming]], and DatingSim gaming genres for girls in Japan, and the overall East Asian regions. The ''Fushigi Yuugi'' series also served as a major GatewaySeries for all non-Chinese demographics for its strong, and supportive usage of [[UsefulNotes/{{China}} Chinese regional culture studies]] centered around TheFourGods by incorporating the {{Wuxia}} genre, TheFourGods, and [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Twenty-Eight_Mansions The Twenty-Eight Mansions]] celestial system of Myth/ChineseMythology.
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Easily the most famous of Creator/YuuWatase's works, ''Fushigi Yuugi'' (ふしぎ遊戯, ''Mysterious Play'') was many anime fans' introduction to the {{fantasy}} [[ShoujoDemographic shoujo]] genre after ''Franchise/SailorMoon''. This work is considered a leader of the “[[GenderFlip Reverse]] SupportingHarem” subgenre, and also one of the major forerunners of the "[[GenderFlip Reverse]] [[Main/HaremGenre Harem]]"[[note]]Main heroine with CastFullOfPrettyBoys to choose from.[[/note]] subgenre in Japan; inspiring followers in form of the ''VideoGame/HarukanaruTokiNoNakaDe'' series, and the ''VideoGame/{{Angelique}} series,'' triggering the dawn of [[Main/RomanceGame romance gaming]], and DatingSim gaming genres for girls in Japan, and the overall East Asian regions. The ''Fushigi Yuugi'' series also served as a major GatewaySeries for all non-Chinese demographics for its strong, and supportive usage of [[UsefulNotes/{{China}} Chinese regional culture studies.
studies]] centered around TheFourGods and [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Twenty-Eight_Mansions The Twenty-Eight Mansions]] celestial system of Myth/ChineseMythology.
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Easily the most famous of Creator/YuuWatase's works, ''Fushigi Yuugi'' (ふしぎ遊戯, ''Mysterious Play'') was many anime fans' introduction to the {{fantasy}} [[ShoujoDemographic shoujo]] genre after ''Franchise/SailorMoon''. This work is considered a leader of the “[[GenderFlip Reverse]] SupportingHarem” subgenre, and also one of the major forerunners of the "[[GenderFlip Reverse]] [[Main/HaremGenre Harem]]"[[note]]Main heroine with CastFullOfPrettyBoys to choose from.[[/note]] subgenre in Japan; inspiring followers in form of the ''VideoGame/HarukanaruTokiNoNakaDe'' series, and the ''VideoGame/{{Angelique}} series,'' triggering the dawn of [[Main/RomanceGame romance gaming]], and DatingSim gaming genres for girls in Japanese culture.
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Easily the most famous of Creator/YuuWatase's works, ''Fushigi Yuugi'' (ふしぎ遊戯, ''Mysterious Play'') was many anime fans' introduction to the {{fantasy}} [[ShoujoDemographic shoujo]] genre after ''Franchise/SailorMoon''. This work is considered a leader of the “[[GenderFlip Reverse]] SupportingHarem” subgenre, and also one of the major forerunners of the "[[GenderFlip Reverse]] [[Main/HaremGenre Harem]]"[[note]]Main heroine with CastFullOfPrettyBoys to choose from.[[/note]] subgenre in Japan; inspiring followers in form of the ''VideoGame/HarukanaruTokiNoNakaDe'' series, and the ''VideoGame/{{Angelique}} series,'' triggering the dawn of [[Main/RomanceGame romance gaming]], and DatingSim gaming genres for girls in Japanese culture.
Japan, and the overall East Asian regions. The ''Fushigi Yuugi'' series also served as a major GatewaySeries for all non-Chinese demographics for its strong, and supportive usage of Chinese regional culture studies.
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* {{Fansub}}: No license group had any real intentions to license or dub this series, but during the time of its release, the anime had many, ''many'' fansubs floating around. Pioneer (which would later become Creator/{{Geneon}}) had mentioned at least once that it was because of the sheer number of fansubs that they decided to officially license the anime series.
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* {{Fansub}}: No license group had any real intentions to license or dub this series, but during the time of its release, the anime had many, ''many'' fansubs floating around. Pioneer (which would later become Creator/{{Geneon}}) Creator/PioneerEntertainment had mentioned at least once that it was because of the sheer number of fansubs that they decided to officially license the anime series.
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** The prologue of the second prequel in preparation for the upcoming Byakko Saga. It was published on February 2015.
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** The first prequel in telling the story of the Genbu Saga. The series finished it's manga publication in Japan on February 2013, and is released in the US by Creator/VizMedia, who also published the English version of the original manga. The series also brought out ''Fushigi Yuugi's'' first ever Main/VisualNovel, titled ''Fushigi Yuugi Genbu Kaiden Gaiden ~Kagami no Miko~''.
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** The first prequel in telling the story of the Genbu Saga. The series finished it's manga publication in Japan on February 2013, and is released in the US by Creator/VizMedia, who also published the English version of the original manga.Creator/VizMedia. The series also brought out ''Fushigi Yuugi's'' first ever Main/VisualNovel, titled ''Fushigi Yuugi Genbu Kaiden Gaiden ~Kagami no Miko~''.
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** The prologue of the second prequel in preparation for the upcoming Byakko Saga. It was first published on February 2015.
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** The prologue of the second prequel in preparation for the upcoming Byakko Saga. It was first published on February 2015.
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** The story of the Byakko Saga which begun it's run on late 2017. It is currently on hiatus.
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** The last of the franchise, and officially the second prequel focusing the story of on the Byakko Saga Saga; which begun it's run on late 2017. It is currently on hiatus.
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* ''Manga/FushigiYuugiGenbuKaiden'' (Manga, Drama [=CD=], and Main/VisualNovel on [[UsefulNotes/PlayStation2 PS2]]/[[UsefulNotes/NintendoDS DS]])
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''Fushigi Yuugi'' was popular enough to have spawned a prequel, ''Manga/FushigiYuugiGenbuKaiden'', which finished publication in Japan in February 2013 and is being released in the US by Creator/VizMedia, who also published the English version of the original manga. It has also received a [[UsefulNotes/PlayStation2 PS2]]/[[UsefulNotes/NintendoDS DS]] Main/VisualNovel called ''Fushigi Yuugi Suzaku Ibun''. The prologue of a new prequel series, originally titled ''Manga/FushigiYuugiByakkoIbun'', was published in February 2015, and began running every other month as ''Manga/FushigiYuugiByakkoSenki'' in late 2017. It is currently on hiatus.
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''Fushigi Yuugi'' was popular enough to have spawned spawn a prequel, ''Manga/FushigiYuugiGenbuKaiden'', which full franchise, in release order:
* ''Manga/FushigiYuugiGenbuKaiden'' (Manga, Drama [=CD=], and Main/VisualNovel on [[UsefulNotes/PlayStation2 PS2]]/[[UsefulNotes/NintendoDS DS]])
** The first prequel in telling the story of the Genbu Saga. The series finished it's manga publication in Japanin on February 2013 2013, and is being released in the US by Creator/VizMedia, who also published the English version of the original manga. It has The series also received a brought out ''Fushigi Yuugi's'' first ever Main/VisualNovel, titled ''Fushigi Yuugi Genbu Kaiden Gaiden ~Kagami no Miko~''.
* ''Fushigi Yuugi Suzaku Ibun'' (Main/VisualNovel on [[UsefulNotes/PlayStation2 PS2]]/[[UsefulNotes/NintendoDS DS]]Main/VisualNovel called ''Fushigi Yuugi )
** An AlternateTimeline of the SuzakuIbun''. / Seiryu Saga replacing Miaka and Yui with two different girls as the Suzaku and Seiryu Priestesses.
* ''Manga/FushigiYuugiByakkoIbun''
** The prologue ofa new the second prequel series, originally titled ''Manga/FushigiYuugiByakkoIbun'', in preparation for the upcoming Byakko Saga. It was first published in on February 2015, and began running every other month as ''Manga/FushigiYuugiByakkoSenki'' in 2015.
* ''Manga/FushigiYuugiByakkoSenki''
** The story of the Byakko Saga which begun it's run on late 2017. It is currently on hiatus.
* ''Manga/FushigiYuugiGenbuKaiden'' (Manga, Drama [=CD=], and Main/VisualNovel on [[UsefulNotes/PlayStation2 PS2]]/[[UsefulNotes/NintendoDS DS]])
** The first prequel in telling the story of the Genbu Saga. The series finished it's manga publication in Japan
* ''Fushigi Yuugi Suzaku Ibun'' (Main/VisualNovel on [[UsefulNotes/PlayStation2 PS2]]/[[UsefulNotes/NintendoDS DS]]
** An AlternateTimeline of the Suzaku
* ''Manga/FushigiYuugiByakkoIbun''
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** The story of the Byakko Saga which begun it's run on late 2017. It is currently on hiatus.
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''Fushigi Yuugi'' was popular enough to have spawned a prequel, ''Manga/FushigiYuugiGenbuKaiden'', which finished publication in Japan in February 2013 and is being released in the US by Creator/VizMedia, who also published the English version of the original manga. It has also received a [[UsefulNotes/PlayStation2 PS2]]/[[UsefulNotes/NintendoDS DS]] game called ''Fushigi Yuugi Suzaku Ibun''. The prologue of a new prequel series, originally titled ''Manga/FushigiYuugiByakkoIbun'', was published in February 2015, and began running every other month as ''Manga/FushigiYuugiByakkoSenki'' in late 2017. It is currently on hiatus.
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''Fushigi Yuugi'' was popular enough to have spawned a prequel, ''Manga/FushigiYuugiGenbuKaiden'', which finished publication in Japan in February 2013 and is being released in the US by Creator/VizMedia, who also published the English version of the original manga. It has also received a [[UsefulNotes/PlayStation2 PS2]]/[[UsefulNotes/NintendoDS DS]] game Main/VisualNovel called ''Fushigi Yuugi Suzaku Ibun''. The prologue of a new prequel series, originally titled ''Manga/FushigiYuugiByakkoIbun'', was published in February 2015, and began running every other month as ''Manga/FushigiYuugiByakkoSenki'' in late 2017. It is currently on hiatus.
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** That scene where Tamahome and Hotohori give Miaka a blood transfusion... by cutting themselves and bleeding directly into Miaka's wound. Yuu Watase actually lampshaded this in a gag panel where Nuriko called out how ridiculous and unsanitary it was.
** During the voyage to Hokkan, Tasuki, who [[SuperDrowningSkills cannot swim at all]], is washed overboard in a storm. Miaka jumps in to help, and promptly demonstrates why it's a bad idea for unskilled swimmers to do this as [[TooDumbToLive she starts drowning herself]], necessitating Tamahome to jump in to save ''her.'' Nuriko again proves to be the OnlySaneMan, as the only person with the presence of mind to toss out a rope.
** That scene where Tamahome and Hotohori give Miaka a blood transfusion... by cutting themselves and bleeding directly into Miaka's wound. Yuu Watase actually lampshaded this in a gag panel where Nuriko called out how ridiculous and unsanitary it was.
** During the voyage to Hokkan, Tasuki, who [[SuperDrowningSkills cannot swim at all]], is washed overboard in a storm. Miaka jumps in to help, and promptly demonstrates why it's a bad idea for unskilled swimmers to do this as [[TooDumbToLive she starts drowning herself]], necessitating Tamahome to jump in to save ''her.'' Nuriko again proves to be the OnlySaneMan, as the only person with the presence of mind to toss out a rope.
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* DefiledForever: Averted since it is revealed that [[spoiler:Yui was never really raped in the first place]], and every attempt to rape Miaka ends up failing miserably.
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** Averted since it is revealed that [[spoiler:Yui was never really raped in the first place]], and every attempt to rape Miaka ends up failing miserably.
** Averted since it is revealed that [[spoiler:Yui was never really raped in the first place]], and every attempt to rape Miaka ends up failing miserably.
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** Played for tragedy in Chichiri's backstory. [[spoiler:His best friend forced a kiss on his fiancee. The fiancee treasured fidelity ''so'' highly that she considered herself this trope, and she broke the engagement with Chichiri immediately, leading to the fatal confrontation between Chichiri and his best friend.]]
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* GilliganCut: In the extremely cold land of Hokkan, Nuriko orders Tasuki to use his fan to warm her up. He responds in annoyance that it isn't to be used for such stupid and trivial things. Cut to a scene of Tamahome talking while [[FunnyBackgroundEvent behind him]] Tasuki fans an extremely pleased-looking Nuriko.
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* PrecisionFStrike: Perfectly deployed in the English dub, when Tamahome and Tasuki are stunned by witnessing Chichiri use [[LetsGetDangerous the full force of his powers]].
-->'''Tamahome:''' That's... wow...
-->'''Tasuki:''' No shit, man!
-->'''Tamahome:''' That's... wow...
-->'''Tasuki:''' No shit, man!
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* ThrowingYourSwordAlwaysWorks: Tasuki kills [[spoiler:the Seiryuu warrior Soi]] this way, although he was aiming for Nakago.
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* GoodPeopleHaveGoodSex: Averted the first time Tamahome and Miaka attempt to have sex. In a relatively [[RealityEnsues realistic]] moment, they've spent so long restraining themselves that although they're both very eager for each other, they're also hilariously awkward about it.
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* DerailingLoveInterests: Despite the numerous love triangles centering on Miaka, this is almost completely averted.
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* DerailingLoveInterests: Despite the numerous love triangles centering on Miaka, this is almost completely averted.the series tends to avert this.
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* DesignatedEvil: Yui and The Seiryuu Seven.
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* DerailingLoveInterests: Despite the numerous love triangles centering on Miaka, this is almost completely averted.
** Hotohori remains respectful of Miaka's choice and is gracious with Tamahome himself, offering to move Tamahome's family from the countryside to the royal palace to ensure their well-being. Eventually, [[spoiler:Hotohori moves on and marries Houki.]]
** Nuriko [[spoiler:is implied to have feelings for Miaka, but takes on a CoolBigSis role and tries to help Tamahome and Miaka with their relationship.]] This is actually quite a bit of CharacterDevelopment as Nuriko was initially a major {{Jerkass}} towards Miaka in her jealousy over Hotohori.
** Tasuki arguably comes off the worst, but also has the excuse of being BrainwashedAndCrazy. [[spoiler:And [[FightingFromTheInside turns his own fire attack on himself]] in an attempt to stop himself from harming Miaka.]]
%%* DesignatedEvil: Yui and The Seiryuu Seven.
** Hotohori remains respectful of Miaka's choice and is gracious with Tamahome himself, offering to move Tamahome's family from the countryside to the royal palace to ensure their well-being. Eventually, [[spoiler:Hotohori moves on and marries Houki.]]
** Nuriko [[spoiler:is implied to have feelings for Miaka, but takes on a CoolBigSis role and tries to help Tamahome and Miaka with their relationship.]] This is actually quite a bit of CharacterDevelopment as Nuriko was initially a major {{Jerkass}} towards Miaka in her jealousy over Hotohori.
** Tasuki arguably comes off the worst, but also has the excuse of being BrainwashedAndCrazy. [[spoiler:And [[FightingFromTheInside turns his own fire attack on himself]] in an attempt to stop himself from harming Miaka.]]
%%* DesignatedEvil: Yui and The Seiryuu Seven.
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* AdviceBackfire: Chichiri sternly admonishes Miaka that she needs to be more responsible in her actions. Unfortunately, Miaka is TooDumbToLive and interprets that as a suggestion she should walk into the enemy kingdom by herself carrying a one-of-a-kind artifact, which kicks off a very bad chain of events for the Suzaku warriors.
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* KidnappedByAnAlly: Both Chichiri and Tasuki make their introductions by abducting Miaka, albeit for different reasons. Chichiri abducts Miaka to protect her from Kutou assassins, whilst Tasuki kidnaps her as part of a scheme to take back leadership of his bandit gang.
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* AnimalMotifs:
** Chichiri's mask earns him many comparisons to a [[{{Kitsune}} kitsune]], and he often uses his magic in trickster ways against Suzaku's opponents, although always in a heroic fashion.
** Tasuki sports [[CuteLittleFangs fangs]] and his bandit nickname was "Phantom Wolf", highlighting his LightningBruiser style of combat as well as his loyalty to his pack.
** Ashitare is Tasuki's EvilCounterpart on Seiryuu in this regard, as he is a violent, animalistic [[OurWerewolvesAreDifferent werewolf.]]
** Chichiri's mask earns him many comparisons to a [[{{Kitsune}} kitsune]], and he often uses his magic in trickster ways against Suzaku's opponents, although always in a heroic fashion.
** Tasuki sports [[CuteLittleFangs fangs]] and his bandit nickname was "Phantom Wolf", highlighting his LightningBruiser style of combat as well as his loyalty to his pack.
** Ashitare is Tasuki's EvilCounterpart on Seiryuu in this regard, as he is a violent, animalistic [[OurWerewolvesAreDifferent werewolf.]]
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* TheBigGuy: Both Nuriko and Tasuki share this role on the Suzaku team. Nuriko possesses SuperStrength, while Tasuki is a LightningBruiser who wields a powerful fire attack.
