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'''Kin-iro Mosaic''' (lit. ''Golden Mosaic'', a.k.a. ''Kin'iro Mosaic'' or ''[=KinMoza=]!''. The hyphen is necessary as a pronunciation guide) is a SliceOfLife comedy manga drawn and penned by Yui Hara serialized in ''Magazine/MangaTimeKirara Max''. It received an anime adaptation by Creator/StudioGokumi in the Summer2013Anime season, while a second season, titled '''Hello!! Kin-iro Mosaic''', aired during the Spring2015Anime season. The manga is licensed by Creator/YenPress in North America.
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* PhenotypeStereotype: Largely {{averted|trope}}. Alice is short even by ''Japanese standards'', and Karen is neither the tallest nor the bustiest of the cast. The remaining stereotypes, blonde hair and blue eyes, though, were played ''straight''--the "kin-iro" in the title refers, partly, to ''blonde hair''.
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* PhenotypeStereotype: Largely {{averted|trope}}. Alice is short even by ''Japanese standards'', and Karen is neither the tallest nor the bustiest of the cast. The remaining stereotypes, blonde hair and blue eyes, though, were played ''straight''--the "kin-iro" "kiniro" in the title refers, partly, to ''blonde hair''.
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'''Kin-iro Mosaic''' (lit. ''Golden Mosaic'', a.k.a. ''Kin'iro Mosaic'' or ''[=KinMoza=]!''. The hyphen is necessary as a pronunciation guide) is a SliceOfLife comedy manga drawn and penned by Yui Hara serialized in ''Magazine/MangaTimeKirara Max''. It received an anime adaptation by Creator/StudioGokumi in the Summer2013Anime season, while a second season, titled '''Hello!! Kin-iro Mosaic''', aired during the Spring2015Anime season. The manga is licensed by Creator/YenPress in North America.
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Originally a manga by Yui Hara serialized in ''Magazine/MangaTimeKirara Max'', ''Kin-iro Mosaic'' (lit. ''Golden Mosaic'', a.k.a. ''Kin'iro Mosaic'' or ''[=KinMoza=]!''. The hyphen is necessary as a pronunciation guide) received an anime adaptation by Creator/StudioGokumi in the Summer2013Anime season. The manga is licensed by Creator/YenPress in North America.
The second season, titled '''Hello!! Kin-iro Mosaic''', aired during the Spring2015Anime season.
The second season, titled '''Hello!! Kin-iro Mosaic''', aired during the Spring2015Anime season.
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Announced in Sakura Con 2016.
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Originally a manga by Yui Hara serialized in ''Magazine/MangaTimeKirara Max'', ''Kin-iro Mosaic'' (lit. ''Golden Mosaic'', a.k.a. ''Kin'iro Mosaic'' or ''[=KinMoza=]!''. The hyphen is necessary as a pronunciation guide) received an anime adaptation by Creator/StudioGokumi in the Summer2013Anime season.
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Originally a manga by Yui Hara serialized in ''Magazine/MangaTimeKirara Max'', ''Kin-iro Mosaic'' (lit. ''Golden Mosaic'', a.k.a. ''Kin'iro Mosaic'' or ''[=KinMoza=]!''. The hyphen is necessary as a pronunciation guide) received an anime adaptation by Creator/StudioGokumi in the Summer2013Anime season. \n The manga is licensed by Creator/YenPress in North America.
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* FakeBrit: Karen's GratuitousEnglish sounds more American than British. [[{{Engrish}} And it doesn't sound American at all]].
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* FakeBrit: Karen's GratuitousEnglish sounds more American than British. [[{{Engrish}} And it doesn't sound American at all]].
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\'Averted Hard\' is poor trope form.
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* DuctTapeForEverything: Averted, hard. In the final episode of ''Hello!'', Yoko tries to fix her kid sister's teddy bear with duct tape, and fails. Hard. Shino has to fix it for her the old-fashioned way: via sewing.
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* DuctTapeForEverything: Averted, hard.Averted. In the final episode of ''Hello!'', Yoko tries to fix her kid sister's teddy bear with duct tape, and fails. Hard. Shino has to fix it for her the old-fashioned way: via sewing.
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Compare to Yui Hara's other 4koma comedy Manga/WakabaGirl, which may or may not be set in the same universe.
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Compare to Yui Hara's other 4koma comedy Manga/WakabaGirl, which may or may not be set about a sheltered Ojou trying to fit in the same universe.and make friends.
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Compare to Yui Hara's other 4koma comedy Manga/WakabaGirl, which may or may not be set in the same universe.
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** In the opening scene of season 2 episode 9, Alice and Karen are playing a game of tennis. Karen is wearing OjouRinglets and a red bow, referencing Reika from the tennis series ''Manga/AimfortheAce''. [[OnlySaneMan Youko]] [[LampshadeHanging immediately lampshades this, stating outright that they're acting out a scene from a manga.]]
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** In the opening scene of season 2 episode 9, Alice and Karen are playing a game of tennis. Karen is wearing OjouRinglets and a red bow, referencing Reika from the tennis series ''Manga/AimfortheAce''.''Manga/AimForTheAce''. [[OnlySaneMan Youko]] [[LampshadeHanging immediately lampshades this, stating outright that they're acting out a scene from a manga.]]
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** In the opening scene of season 2 episode 9, Alice and Karen are playing a game of tennis. Karen is wearing OjouRinglets and a red bow, referencing Reika from the tennis series ''[[AimfortheAce Aim for the Ace]]''. [[OnlySaneMan Youko]] [[LampshadeHanging immediately lampshades this, stating outright that they're acting out a scene from a manga.]]
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** In the opening scene of season 2 episode 9, Alice and Karen are playing a game of tennis. Karen is wearing OjouRinglets and a red bow, referencing Reika from the tennis series ''[[AimfortheAce Aim for the Ace]]''.''Manga/AimfortheAce''. [[OnlySaneMan Youko]] [[LampshadeHanging immediately lampshades this, stating outright that they're acting out a scene from a manga.]]
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-->'''Karen''': "She's trying to [[AimfortheAce aim for the ace!]]"
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-->'''Karen''': "She's trying to [[AimfortheAce aim Manga/{{aim for the ace!]]"ace}}!"
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** In the opening scene of season 2 episode 9, Alice and Karen are playing a game of tennis. Karen is wearing OjouRinglets and a red bow, referencing Reika from the tennis series ''[[AimfortheAce Aim for the Ace]]''. [[OnlySaneMan Youko]] [[LampshadeHanging immediately lampshades this, stating outright that they're acting out a scene from a manga.]]
***This scene serves as {{foreshadowing}} as Honoka reveals later in the episode that she is in the tennis club. Karen [[IncrediblyLamePun smashes]] the reference home.
-->'''Karen''': "She's trying to [[AimfortheAce aim for the ace!]]"
***This scene serves as {{foreshadowing}} as Honoka reveals later in the episode that she is in the tennis club. Karen [[IncrediblyLamePun smashes]] the reference home.
-->'''Karen''': "She's trying to [[AimfortheAce aim for the ace!]]"
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* FemininityFailure: Youko's attempt to be more girly (so as to get boyfriends) in Episode 4.
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* FemininityFailure: Youko's attempt to be more girly (so as to get boyfriends) in Episode 4.
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* DuctTapeForEverything: Averted, hard. In the final episode of ''Hello!'', Yoko tries to fix her kid sister's teddy bear with duct tape, and fails. Hard. Shino has to fix it for her the old-fashioned way: via sewing.
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** Alice starts introduces the opening song in episode 2, while Shino does it in episode 5, Karen does it in episode 7, and Aya does it in episode 9.
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** Alice starts introduces the opening song in episode 2, while Shino does it in episode 5, Karen does it in episode 7, and Aya does it in episode 9.9, and finally Yoko does it in episode 11.
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* {{Tsundere}}: Aya has some shades of this.
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* TranslationConvention: Averted for most of the series, where it's usually made plain whenever someone speaks in English (in Alice or Karen's case). However, come the final episode of ''Hello!'', things suddenly becomes muddled, as there are segments where both Alice and Karen speaking in English, followed by the two speaking in obvious Japanese... except in the latter segments, we're ''also'' shown Alice's mum speaking (and understanding!) Japanese. Complicating matters is how later on, we're shown her speaking in English, and she actually comments how Alice and Karen now use Japanese whenever they talk to each other.
* {{Tsundere}}: Ayahas some shades of this.is the series' resident tsundere, but she's gentle and conflicted rather than nasty or violent.
* {{Tsundere}}: Aya
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* ItsASmallWorldAfterAll: What are the chances that the beach that the girls go to in Episode 10, ''also'' is the same one that their teachers Karasuma and Kuzehashi visit, [[ContrivedCoincidence and on the same day at that]]? However ultimately averted, as neither party runs into each other, and while Shino and her friends eventually go home in the afternoon, Karasuma and Kuzehashi stay overnight and relax in one of the nearby resorts.
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* ColorFailure: Done by both Alice and Yoko in the final episode of ''Hello''.
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* TakenForGranite: Alice in the final episode of ''Hello!'', when Isami unknowingly shows Karen's recordings of her "Depressed Alice misses Shino" videos to ''everyone''.
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* NotEvenBotheringWithTheAccent The anime largely avoids attempting British accents despite two main characters and several secondary characters being from that country, in addition to a good chunk of screentime being spent there. The characters speak in a more neutral or American accent instead; their best attempt at giving the characters a British accent is having Alice pronounce "little" as "li'ull" a couple times, dropping the "T" sound.
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* NotEvenBotheringWithTheAccent The anime largely avoids attempting British accents despite two main characters and several secondary characters being from that country, there, in addition to a good chunk of screentime being spent there. The characters speak in a more neutral or American accent instead; their best attempt at giving the characters a British accent is having Alice pronounce "little" as "li'ull" a couple times, dropping the "T" sound.
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* NotEvenBotheringWithTheAccent The anime largely avoids attempting British accents despite two main characters and several secondary characters being from that country, in addition to a good chunk of screentime being spent there. The characters speak in a more neutral or American accent instead; their best attempt at giving the characters a British accent is having Alice pronounce "little" as "li'ull" a couple times, dropping the "T" sound.
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* SurprisinglyGoodEnglish: The anime used Japanese voice actors fluent in English, and has the scripts reviewed by an English school.
** While the English is surprisingly good by Western standards, it isn't exactly perfect. [[NotEvenBotheringWithTheAccent Not a single British accent]] is even attempted despite the first episode taking place in England [[note]]The characters speak in a more neutral or American accent instead; their best attempt at giving the characters a British accent is having Alice pronounce "little" as "li'ull" a couple times, dropping the "T" sound[[/note]] and some words used are out of place [[note]]Aren't you going to eat that ''desert''?[[/note]].
** Bad Grammar also pops up occasionally.
** While the English is surprisingly good by Western standards, it isn't exactly perfect. [[NotEvenBotheringWithTheAccent Not a single British accent]] is even attempted despite the first episode taking place in England [[note]]The characters speak in a more neutral or American accent instead; their best attempt at giving the characters a British accent is having Alice pronounce "little" as "li'ull" a couple times, dropping the "T" sound[[/note]] and some words used are out of place [[note]]Aren't you going to eat that ''desert''?[[/note]].
** Bad Grammar also pops up occasionally.
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* SurprisinglyGoodEnglish: The anime used Japanese voice actors fluent in English, and has the scripts reviewed by an English school.
** While the English is surprisingly good by Western standards, it isn't exactly perfect. [[NotEvenBotheringWithTheAccent Not a single British accent]] is even attempted despite the first episode taking place in England [[note]]The characters speak in a more neutral or American accent instead; their best attempt at giving the characters a British accent is having Alice pronounce "little" as "li'ull" a couple times, dropping the "T" sound[[/note]] and some words used are out of place [[note]]Aren't you going to eat that ''desert''?[[/note]].
** Bad Grammar alsoschool. Odd grammar still pops up occasionally. occasionally.
** While the English is surprisingly good by Western standards, it isn't exactly perfect. [[NotEvenBotheringWithTheAccent Not a single British accent]] is even attempted despite the first episode taking place in England [[note]]The characters speak in a more neutral or American accent instead; their best attempt at giving the characters a British accent is having Alice pronounce "little" as "li'ull" a couple times, dropping the "T" sound[[/note]] and some words used are out of place [[note]]Aren't you going to eat that ''desert''?[[/note]].
** Bad Grammar also
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** In season 1 episode 12, Karen reads a manga whose cover features a boy who suspiciously looks like Kirito from ''LightNovel/SwordArtOnline'' and a girl who looks suspiciously like Silica from the same series. After reading the manga and clearly being inspired by it, Karen puts on the eyepatch of Rikka Takanashi from ''LightNovel/ChuunibyouDemoKoiGaShitai''. Just to let you know it's a shout out, Aya [[LampshadeHanging even calls it "middle school fantasies"]].
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** In season 1 episode 12, Karen reads a manga whose cover features a boy who suspiciously looks like Kirito from ''LightNovel/SwordArtOnline'' and a girl who looks suspiciously like Silica from the same series. After reading the manga and clearly being inspired by it, Karen puts on the eyepatch of Rikka Takanashi from ''LightNovel/ChuunibyouDemoKoiGaShitai''.''LightNovel/LoveChunibyoAndOtherDelusions''. Just to let you know it's a shout out, Aya [[LampshadeHanging even calls it "middle school fantasies"]].
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** In episode 10 of ''Hello'', after being smacked by Yoko, Karen does her variation of the "Even my father never hit me!" quote from Anime/MobileSuitGundam.
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** In episode 10 of ''Hello'', after being smacked by Yoko, Karen does her variation of the "Even my father never hit me!" quote from Anime/MobileSuitGundam.''Anime/MobileSuitGundam''.
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** In episode 10 of ''Hello'', after being smacked by Yoko, Karen does her variation of the "Even my father never hit me!" quote from Anime/MobileSuitGundam.
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* BeachEpisode: Episode 10 of ''Hello!!''.
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* BeachEpisode: Episode 10 of ''Hello!!''.''Hello''.
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* BeachEpisode: Episode 10 of ''Hello!!''.
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** Alice starts introduces the opening song in episode 2, while Shino does it in episode 5, and Karen does it in episode 7.
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* CallBack: Yoko saying "Sea!" and Karen saying "Sky!", when asked about what they want to do for summer in episode 8 of ''Hello!'', to a similar exchange in the first season.
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** In season 1 episode 12, Karen reads a manga whose cover features a boy who suspiciously looks like Kirito from ''SwordArtOnline'' and a girl who looks suspiciously like Silica from the same series. After reading the manga and clearly being inspired by it, Karen puts on the eyepatch of Rikka Takanashi from ''LightNovel/ChuunibyouDemoKoiGaShitai''. Just to let you know it's a shout out, Aya [[LampshadeHanging even calls it "middle school fantasies"]].
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** In season 1 episode 12, Karen reads a manga whose cover features a boy who suspiciously looks like Kirito from ''SwordArtOnline'' ''LightNovel/SwordArtOnline'' and a girl who looks suspiciously like Silica from the same series. After reading the manga and clearly being inspired by it, Karen puts on the eyepatch of Rikka Takanashi from ''LightNovel/ChuunibyouDemoKoiGaShitai''. Just to let you know it's a shout out, Aya [[LampshadeHanging even calls it "middle school fantasies"]].
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** In season 1 episode 12, Karen reads a manga whose cover features a boy who suspiciously looks like Kirito from SwordArtOnline and a girl who looks suspiciously like Silica from the same series. After reading the manga and clearly expressing interest in it, Karen puts on the eyepatch of Rikka Takanashi from ''LightNovel/ChuunibyouDemoKoiGaShitai''. Just to let you know it's a shout out, Aya [[LampshadeHanging even calls it "middle school fantasies"]].
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** In season 1 episode 12, Karen reads a manga whose cover features a boy who suspiciously looks like Kirito from SwordArtOnline ''SwordArtOnline'' and a girl who looks suspiciously like Silica from the same series. After reading the manga and clearly expressing interest in being inspired by it, Karen puts on the eyepatch of Rikka Takanashi from ''LightNovel/ChuunibyouDemoKoiGaShitai''. Just to let you know it's a shout out, Aya [[LampshadeHanging even calls it "middle school fantasies"]].
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** In season 1 episode 12, Karen puts on the eyepatch of Rikka Takanashi from ''LightNovel/ChuunibyouDemoKoiGaShitai''. Just to let you know it's a shout out, Aya [[LampshadeHanging even calls it "middle school fantasies"]].
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** In season 1 episode 12, Karen reads a manga whose cover features a boy who suspiciously looks like Kirito from SwordArtOnline and a girl who looks suspiciously like Silica from the same series. After reading the manga and clearly expressing interest in it, Karen puts on the eyepatch of Rikka Takanashi from ''LightNovel/ChuunibyouDemoKoiGaShitai''. Just to let you know it's a shout out, Aya [[LampshadeHanging even calls it "middle school fantasies"]].
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* CoolAndUnusualPunishment: Episode 7 of ''Hello'' has Karen's mother punishing her daughter for causing trouble for Kuzehashi-sensei by eating a piece of "super yummy cake" in front of her.
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** Alice starts introduces the opening song in episode 2, while Shino does it in episode 5.
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** The end of episode 5 of ''Hello'', with Shino sneaking off in the middle of the night, and warning Alice not to peek at what she's doing (doing late-night costume sewing), is a clear reference to the Japanese fairy tale ''The Crane Wife[=/=]The Grateful Crane''.
