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* AllegedLookalikes: An audio variant in the episode 4 dub. One of the fake Yasunas ''looks'' exactly like the original, [[CuteButCacophonic but definitely doesn't]] [[EvilBrit SOUND like her.]]

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* AllegedLookalikes: An audio variant in the episode 4 dub.4. One of the fake Yasunas ''looks'' exactly like the original, [[CuteButCacophonic but definitely doesn't]] [[EvilBrit SOUND like her.]]]] Sonya still has trouble telling her apart from the other two.



* WrongGenreSavvy: Subverted. The ''Zombie Baby'' chapter has Yasuna use herself as a distraction to clear out some zombies, but the weapons she takes with her (a wooden stake, a garland of garlic, and a Christian cross) all correspond to ''vampires'' rather than zombies. [[DumbassHasAPoint She somehow was correct]] in that [[OurZombiesAreDifferent all of the zombies burn away in sunlight]], just like vampires.

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* WrongGenreSavvy: Subverted. The WrongGenreSavvy:
** Agiri exploits this by throwing things other than shuriken to subvert other people's stereotypical image of ninjas, such as throwing a boomerang in episode 4 to take out the assassin targeting Sonya.
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''Zombie Baby'' chapter chapter, which has Yasuna use herself as a distraction to clear out some zombies, but the weapons she takes with her (a wooden stake, a garland of garlic, and a Christian cross) all correspond to ''vampires'' rather than zombies. [[DumbassHasAPoint She somehow was correct]] in that [[OurZombiesAreDifferent all of the zombies burn away in sunlight]], just like vampires.
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Despite the [[DeathbringerTheAdorable disturbing title]], '''''Kill Me Baby''''' (or '''''Baby, please kill me''''' depending on the translator, though the anime adaptation uses the former as the main title, and both in the eyecatches), is a {{Yonkoma}} gag strip created by Kaduho serialized in ''Magazine/MangaTimeKirara'' revolving mostly around slapstick humor.

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Despite the [[DeathbringerTheAdorable disturbing title]], '''''Kill ''Kill Me Baby''''' Baby'' (or '''''Baby, ''Baby, please kill me''''' me'' depending on the translator, though the anime adaptation uses the former as the main title, and both in the eyecatches), is a {{Yonkoma}} gag strip created by Kaduho and serialized in ''Magazine/MangaTimeKirara'' ''Magazine/MangaTimeKirara Carat'' since 2008, revolving mostly around slapstick humor.
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* IronButtmonkey: Nothing ever stops Yasuna for long. Submission moves, limb fractures, punches to the face, she just keeps doing whatever she was doing.
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* DumbassHasAPoint: For all of Yasuna's incorrect assumptions, her inquiry about Sonya hurting the wrong people if they so much as innocently touch her has some merit to it since Yasuna herself was the victim of her reflexes, even when she wasn't trying to prank her or get on her nerves.

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* DumbassHasAPoint: For all of Yasuna's incorrect assumptions, her inquiry about Sonya hurting the wrong people if they so much as innocently touch her has some merit to it since Yasuna herself was the victim of her reflexes, even when she wasn't trying to prank her or get on her nerves. A Halloween chapter also shows Sonya almost hurting a trick-or-treater because they got too close to her.
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* EveryEpisodeEnding: While the manga chapters end wherever they feel the joke should end, the anime's episodes always end with Yasuna and Sonya coming home from school.

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* EveryEpisodeEnding: While the manga chapters end wherever they feel the joke should end, the anime's episodes (with the exception of Episode 12) always end with Yasuna and Sonya coming home from school.
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* GoryDiscretionShot: Agiri has a trio of boxes that are meant to be stacked in a particular order. When they are, they open and a person will appear. When Yasuna's birthday happens, Agiri gives her a second stack of these boxes, but Yasuna messes the order up and gets...''something''...gruesome in the box instead. Thankfully, the audience doesn't get to see what it is.
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* HighlyVisibleNinja: Ridiculed. During Sonya's not-birthday, Agiri (a genuine ninja) gives her a present of a very stereotypical ninja outfit (think ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyTactics'' Ninja class). Yasuna then mocks and laughs at Sonya's so-stereotype TheThemeParkVersion appearance. Things obviously end painfully for Yasuna.

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* HighlyVisibleNinja: Ridiculed. During Sonya's not-birthday, Agiri (a genuine ninja) gives her a present of a very stereotypical [[TheThemeParkVersion stereotypical]] ninja outfit that she outright admits she got from a party shop (think ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyTactics'' Ninja class). Yasuna then mocks and laughs at Sonya's so-stereotype TheThemeParkVersion appearance.costume, calling it something straight out of a Western comic book. Things obviously end painfully for Yasuna.
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* IdiosyncraticEpisodeNaming: The anime's episode names feature three or four things ("A, B, and C" or "A, B, C, and D") that relate to the episode which, when written in Japanese, are all in hiragana.

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* IdiosyncraticEpisodeNaming: The anime's episode names feature three or four things ("A, B, and C" or "A, B, C, and D") that relate to the episode which, when written in Japanese, are all in 12-character hiragana.



* OnTheNextEpisodeOfCatchPhrase: "Now what will you do, Yasuna Oribe?"

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* OnTheNextEpisodeOfCatchPhrase: "Now OnTheNext: Episode previews are announced in the style of poetry, with two 12-character lines devoted to one word in the next episode's title. These poems, save for the one for Episode 13, [[OnTheNextEpisodeOfCatchPhrase end]] with the catchphrase "Now, what will you do, Yasuna Oribe?"Oribe?" (the last instead says "The answer lies within you").
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* DissonantSerenity: Agiri never changes the sleepy, cheerful tone of her voice regardless of whether she's eating, buying a new phone, fighting a rival assassin from an enemy organization, standing inches away from an escaped zoo bear, [[https://mangadex.org/chapter/495594/13 or even killing people]].
** Except in the dub, where Agiri will occasionally ditch the voice either to snark or say a one liner.
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* DumbassHasAPoint: For all of Yasuna's incorrect assumptions, her inquiry about Sonya hurting the wrong people if they so much as innocently touch her has some merit to it since Yasuna herself was the victim of her reflexes, even when she wasn't trying to prank her or get on her nerves.
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* ThePiratesWhoDontDoAnything: Narrowly Averted, we see Sonya returning from an underwater mission in episode 5.
** She also leaves on a mission in episode 13, much to Yasuna's despair.

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* ThePiratesWhoDontDoAnything: Narrowly For assassins and spies, Sonya and Agiri (and apparently the Unused Character) barely do any work onscreen. Even when trouble follows her home, Sonya is never actually shown killing/beating anyone besides Yasuna. Lampshaded in one chapter where Sonya outright asks Yasuna if she forgot that she's an assassin.
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Averted, we see Sonya returning from an underwater mission in episode 5.
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5. She also leaves on a mission in episode 13, much to Yasuna's despair.
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* ContinuityNod: After Yasuna wakes up from a nightmare about Sonya assassinating her stuffed rabbit Pyonsuke, we see that Pyonsuke is still tied up in a knot from when Sonya messed around with him chapters before.
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* EveryEpisodeEnding: While the manga chapters end wherever they feel the joke should end, the anime's episodes always end with Yasuna and Sonya coming home from school.
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Despite the [[DeathbringerTheAdorable disturbing title]], '''''Kill Me Baby''''' (or '''''Baby, please kill me''''' depending on the translator, though the anime adaptation uses the former as the main title, and both in the eyecatches), is a {{Yonkoma}} gag strip serialized in ''Magazine/MangaTimeKirara'' revolving mostly around slapstick humor.

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Despite the [[DeathbringerTheAdorable disturbing title]], '''''Kill Me Baby''''' (or '''''Baby, please kill me''''' depending on the translator, though the anime adaptation uses the former as the main title, and both in the eyecatches), is a {{Yonkoma}} gag strip created by Kaduho serialized in ''Magazine/MangaTimeKirara'' revolving mostly around slapstick humor.
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** In Episode 3, Yasuna (using two spoons) and Sonya (imitating the transformation pose) give one to ''Series/{{Ultraman}}''. Yasuna does it again (with a mask) in Episode 5.

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** In Episode 3, Yasuna (using two spoons) and Sonya (imitating the transformation pose) give one to ''Series/{{Ultraman}}''. Yasuna does it again (with a mask) in Episode 5.Chapter 24.

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* DreamEpisode: Parts of Episode 11 are this.

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* DreamEpisode: Parts All of the parody segments in Episode 11 act as these, since they are this.soon after revealed to be New Year's dreams Yasuna had.



** In Episode 11, Yasuna uses a "Carat Max Forward Miracle" magic spell. Individually, these words are the names of the ''Manga Time Kirara'' magazines other than the main subtitle-less one that serializes this manga.

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** In Episode 11, the magical girl parody, Yasuna uses a "Carat Max Forward Miracle" magic spell. Individually, these words are the names of the ''Manga Time Kirara'' magazines other than the main subtitle-less one that serializes this manga.manga.
** Also from the magical girl parody, we have Sonya's gym owner character dressed as [[Manga/TomorrowsJoe Danpei Tange]] when she acts as Yasuna's boxing coach.

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* LamePunReaction: When Yasuna realizes she doesn't have enough snow to make a full snowman, she fashions it into a daruma instead. Feeling proud of herself, she cheerfully states that it's a ''real'' snowman now (in Japanese, they are called ''yuki-daruma''), which makes Sonya destroy it in bad pun-fueled anger.

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* LamePunReaction: You can count on one hand the amount of times Sonya hasn't throttled Yasuna for making bad puns:
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When Yasuna realizes she doesn't have enough snow to make a full snowman, she fashions it into a daruma instead. Feeling proud of herself, she cheerfully states that it's a ''real'' snowman now (in Japanese, they are called ''yuki-daruma''), which makes Sonya destroy it in bad pun-fueled anger.anger.
** Yasuna asks Sonya what she herself is holding, and the latter answers a kite (''tako'', which sounds like octopus). Yasuna laughs and says it's actually a squid (''ika''), then proceeds to call her a fool (''ikame'', corrupted from ''bakame'') for it.
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* WrongGenreSavvy: Subverted. The ''Zombie Baby'' chapter has Yasuna use herself as a distraction to clear out some zombies, but the weapons she takes with her (a wooden stake, a garland of garlic, and a Christian cross) all correspond to ''vampires'' rather than zombies. [[DumbassHasAPoint She somehow was correct]] in that [[OurZombiesAreDifferent all of the zombies burn away in sunlight]], just like vampires.
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* HandPuppet: Yasuna makes some for chapter 25/episode 5.

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* HandPuppet: Yasuna makes some for chapter 25/episode 5. They were intended to be used in a children's performance, but Yasuna's usual antics leads to Sonya destroying one and keeping another.
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** A retelling of ''Literature/{{Momotaro}}'' has the titular character (renamed ''Kill''taro) kill the Dog for being annoying, eschew the Pheasant's assistance, and ignore the Monkey completely. Killtaro also takes the place of several other Japanese folktale characters on the way to Onigashima, such as Urashima Tarou and Isshun-bosshi, before becoming the ''reason'' Onigashima is named such after killing the entirely benign human population of the island for condemning his theft of one of the island's peaches. Sakata Kintarou is among the humans Killtarou slaughters.
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** One chapter covers a parody of ''Literature/TheTaleOfTheBambooCutter'', with Yasuna in the role of the Cutter and Sonya in the role of Princess Kaguya. The story ends before it can even properly begin, since the Bamboo Cutter marvels over theglowing bamboo before losing interest and only recalling it to a friend (played by Agiri). Meanwhile, poor Kaguya is stuck in the bamboo shoot, having grown to adult proportions.

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** One chapter covers a parody of ''Literature/TheTaleOfTheBambooCutter'', with Yasuna in the role of the Cutter and Sonya in the role of Princess Kaguya. The story ends before it can even properly begin, since the Bamboo Cutter marvels over theglowing the glowing bamboo before losing interest and only recalling it to a friend (played by Agiri).Agiri) a year later. Meanwhile, poor Kaguya is stuck in the bamboo shoot, having grown to adult proportions.

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* FracturedFairytale: The Wonderful Wizard of Kill, which parodies ''Literature/TheWonderfulWizardOfOz''.

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* FracturedFairytale: FracturedFairytale:
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The Wonderful Wizard of Kill, which parodies ''Literature/TheWonderfulWizardOfOz''.''Literature/TheWonderfulWizardOfOz''.
** One chapter covers a parody of ''Literature/TheTaleOfTheBambooCutter'', with Yasuna in the role of the Cutter and Sonya in the role of Princess Kaguya. The story ends before it can even properly begin, since the Bamboo Cutter marvels over theglowing bamboo before losing interest and only recalling it to a friend (played by Agiri). Meanwhile, poor Kaguya is stuck in the bamboo shoot, having grown to adult proportions.
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* {{Tareme Eyes}}: [[OrdinaryHighschoolStudent Yasuna]].

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* DemotedToExtra: At the end of the first volume, the manga's creator mentioned that Yasuna was initially supposed to play the "straight" girl to contrast with Sonya's HairTriggerTemper, and a third unnamed child assassin with braided hair and a Chinese fighting style was going to play TheDitz. However, Yasuna [[CompositeCharacter eventually absorbed the third girl's personality]] and became the crazy girl to Sonya's relatively "straight" role, while the other girl was relegated to the extra material outside of the story.
** MauveShirt in the anime, due to being voiced by Creator/RieKugimiya. And all of her appearances are PlayedForLaughs while utilizing this trope.

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* DemotedToExtra: At the end of the first volume, the manga's creator mentioned that Yasuna was initially supposed to play the "straight" girl to contrast with Sonya's HairTriggerTemper, and a third unnamed child assassin with braided hair and a Chinese fighting style was going to play TheDitz. However, Yasuna [[CompositeCharacter eventually absorbed the third girl's personality]] and became the crazy girl to Sonya's relatively "straight" role, while the other girl was relegated to the extra material outside of the story.
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story. She instead becomes a rarely appearing MauveShirt in the anime, due to being voiced by Creator/RieKugimiya. And all of her appearances are PlayedForLaughs while utilizing this trope.
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* FestivalEpisode: Chapter 24/Episode (...), where they stumble upon a street festival on the way home.

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* FestivalEpisode: Chapter 24/Episode (...), 5, where they stumble upon a street festival on the way home.

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* BadassAdorable: Sonya definitely qualifies as this.



* BearsAreBadNews: Chapter 9 (Episode 2 in the anime).
* BefriendingTheEnemy: Yasuna's goal.

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* BearsAreBadNews: Chapter 9 (Episode 2 in the anime).
* BefriendingTheEnemy: Yasuna's goal.
anime), a bear escapes from the zoo and makes trouble for Yasuna and Sonya.



* TheComicallySerious: Sonya tends to sound this way when talking to Yasuna.



* TheDitz: Yasuna. She ''thinks'' she's in High School. Maybe.



* FestivalEpisode: Chapter 24.
* FleetingPassionateHobbies: Yasuna has a tendency to go and buy the latest thing she sees on tv, or the latest fads she sees, such as attempting to perform psychic acts after watching one on tv.

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* FestivalEpisode: Chapter 24.
24/Episode (...), where they stumble upon a street festival on the way home.
* FleetingPassionateHobbies: Yasuna has a tendency to go and buy the latest thing she sees on tv, TV, or the latest fads she sees, such as attempting to perform psychic acts after watching one on tv.TV.



* GirlishPigtails: Sonya.
* GivingUpTheGhost: Yasuna in episode 2 after Sonya puts her to sleep to help her get rid of her hiccups.

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* GirlishPigtails: Sonya.
* GivingUpTheGhost: Yasuna in episode 2 after Sonya puts her to sleep to help her get rid of her hiccups. It happens numerous other times across the series.



* KillUsBoth: Parodied. Sonya does this not [[SpottheImposter out of desperation,]] but because she's sick of Yasuna's antics and didn't ''care'' she was in her way.

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* KillUsBoth: Parodied. Sonya does this not [[SpottheImposter out of desperation,]] but because she's sick of Yasuna's antics and didn't ''care'' that she was in her way.



* LittleMissBadass: Sonya. Simply trying to touch her will result in losing the use of your arm.
* LittleMissSnarker: Sonya ends up doing this a lot towards Yasuna.



* PuniPlush: Invoked UpToEleven, as Kaduho's other big work Kagaku Chop and his doujins often have more regulated proportions.
* RapunzelHair: Agiri

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* PuniPlush: Invoked UpToEleven, as Kaduho's other big work Kagaku Chop ''Kagaku Chop'' and his doujins doujin comics often have more regulated proportions.
* RapunzelHair: Agiri
proportions.



* ThreeShorts: Every episode of the anime has three segments, which are said in the title.

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* ThreeShorts: Every episode of the anime has three to four segments, which are said in the title.



* {{Tsurime Eyes}}: Sonya again.
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* AssassinOutClassin:

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* AssassinOutClassin:AssassinOutclassin:
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* HypocriticalHumor: Yasuna, in a rare display of not using and trickery, decides to throw a Christmas party for her friends. Sonya, the assassin who regularly takes out dangerous weapons in and outside of the classroom, chastises her for setting up a hotpot when those aren't allowed on school grounds.

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* HypocriticalHumor: Yasuna, in a rare display of not using and any trickery, decides to throw a Christmas party for her friends. Sonya, the assassin who regularly takes out dangerous weapons in and outside of the classroom, chastises her for setting up a hotpot when those aren't allowed on school grounds.
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* HypocriticalHumor: Yasuna, in a rare display of not using and trickery, decides to throw a Christmas party for her friends. Sonya, the assassin who regularly takes out dangerous weapons in and outside of the classroom, chastises her for setting up a hotpot when those aren't allowed on school grounds.
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* LamePunReaction: When Yasuna realizes she doesn't have enough snow to make a full snowman, she fashions it into a daruma instead. Feeling proud of herself, she cheerfully states that it's a ''real'' snowman now (in Japanese, they are called ''yuki-daruma''), which makes Sonya destroy it in bad pun-fueled anger.

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