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* AllLoveIsUnrequited: Perhaps it's better this way - Seiya never confesses his feelings to Ririka. None of the many [[PrecociousCrush precocious crushes]] amount to anything. While the manga settled the relationships in a DenouementEpisode, the anime is left vague.

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* AllLoveIsUnrequited: Perhaps it's better this way - [[spoiler: Seiya never confesses his feelings to Ririka. None of the many [[PrecociousCrush precocious crushes]] amount to anything. While the manga settled the relationships in a DenouementEpisode, the anime is left vague.vague]].
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* BelligerentSexualTension: Despite being childhood friends, Ririka and Seiya argue a lot, but it's clear that a stronger chemistry between the two other than friendship.
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** Earlier in episode 17, Shou gives Ririka an issue of ''Magazine/{{Ribon}}'' with Chacha, Riiya, and Shiine on the cover.
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** Ririka's grandmother remarks about a Creator/GaryCooper movie that she and her late husband went to see once in their youth.
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A [[MagicalGirlWarrior fighting magical girl]] series that [[FollowTheLeader debuted in the height]] of the mid-Nineties ''Franchise/SailorMoon'' craze. Despite the [[KidHero young age]] (10-years-old) of the lead character, Ririka SOS courted the [[PeripheryDemographic cross-demographic appeal]] of the genre through a down-to-earth atmosphere, a focus on drama, and a sense of [[DarkerAndEdgier dark-and-edginess]] that steadily built over its run. While great for audiences interested in a harder-hitting magical girl, it turned out to be not so great for the corporate sponsors or the show's longevity.

The story follows fourth-grader Ririka Moriya, whose life gets turned upside down when [[SchoolIdol super-cool]] [[NewTransferStudent transfer student]] Nozomu Kanou (a.k.a. Kanou-senpai) gives her a birthday present out of the blue. The gift is a [[TransformationTrinket magical cap]] that allows Ririka to transform into the heavenly guardian, Nurse Angel. Ririka soon learns that Kanou is [[AlienAmongUs actually an alien]] whose home world, Queen Earth, has been [[AlienInvasion overrun]] by the evil organization Dark Joker. With help from Kanou and her friend and neighbor Seiya Uzaki, she soon learns to fight as Nurse Angel to keep Earth from sharing Queen Earth's misfortune.

''Nurse Angel Ririka'' started out as a manga series by Koi Ikeno and Yasushi Akimoto, published in ''Magazine/{{Ribon}}'' from 1995-96. The 35-episode anime adaptation directed by Akitaro Daichi, one of his earliest projects under the director's chair, started airing about six months after the manga began and ran concurrently with it.

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A Fourth-grader Ririka Moriya's life gets turned upside down when [[SchoolIdol super-cool]] [[NewTransferStudent transfer student]] Nozomu Kanou, out of the blue, gives her a present for her 10th birthday. The gift is a [[TransformationTrinket magical Nurse cap]] that gives Ririka the ability to transform into the heavenly guardian known as "Nurse Angel". Ririka soon learns that Kanou-senpai is [[AlienAmongUs actually an alien]] whose home world, Queen Earth, has been [[AlienInvasion taken over]] by the evil organization known as "Dark Joker". With the help of both Kanou-senpai and Ririka's childhood friend and next-door neighbor, Seiya Uzaki, she quickly takes charge as Nurse Angel to keep Earth from sharing Queen Earth's misfortune.

''Nurse Angel Ririka SOS'' (ナースエンジェルりりかSOS) started out as a collaborative manga series by ''Manga/TokimekiTonight'' creator Koi Ikeno and television writer Yasushi Akimoto, published in Shueisha's ''Magazine/{{Ribon}}'' magazine from 1995-96. This was followed by a 35-episode anime adaptation by Nihon Ad Systems (NAS) and Creator/StudioGallop which started airing on Creator/TVTokyo about six months after the manga began and ran concurrently with it. The series was directed by the original 2001 ''Manga/FruitsBasket'' director Akitaro Daichi, one of his earliest projects under the director's chair.

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[[MagicalGirlWarrior fighting magical girl]] series that [[FollowTheLeader debuted in the height]] of the mid-Nineties ''Franchise/SailorMoon'' craze. craze, unlike its televised predecessor, ''Manga/AkazukinChacha'', which was more or less a GagSeries with its magical girl warrior aspect shoehorned in to take advantage of the trend. Despite the [[KidHero young age]] (10-years-old) of the lead character, character in contrast to others within the genre, Ririka SOS courted the [[PeripheryDemographic cross-demographic appeal]] of the genre through a down-to-earth atmosphere, a focus on drama, and a sense of [[DarkerAndEdgier dark-and-edginess]] that steadily built over its run. While great for audiences interested in a harder-hitting magical girl, girl than even ''Sailor Moon'', it turned out to be not so great for the corporate sponsors or the show's longevity.

The story follows fourth-grader Ririka Moriya, whose life gets turned upside down when [[SchoolIdol super-cool]] [[NewTransferStudent transfer student]] Nozomu Kanou (a.k.a. Kanou-senpai) gives her a birthday present out of the blue. The gift is a [[TransformationTrinket magical cap]] that allows Ririka to transform into the heavenly guardian, Nurse Angel. Ririka soon learns that Kanou is [[AlienAmongUs actually an alien]] whose home world, Queen Earth, has been [[AlienInvasion overrun]] by the evil organization Dark Joker. With help from Kanou and her friend and neighbor Seiya Uzaki, she soon learns to fight as Nurse Angel to keep Earth from sharing Queen Earth's misfortune.

''Nurse Angel Ririka'' started out as a manga series by Koi Ikeno and Yasushi Akimoto, published in ''Magazine/{{Ribon}}'' from 1995-96. The 35-episode anime adaptation directed by Akitaro Daichi, one of his earliest projects under the director's chair, started airing about six months after the manga began and ran concurrently with it.
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** Chacha of ''Manga/AkazukinChacha'' and Himeko Nonohara of ''Manga/HimechansRibbon'' show up in the background in episode 31. Doubles as a production reference since all three shows were not only based on manga series published in the same manga, but also made by the same production company, with those two shows being the last two shows they worked on.

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** Chacha of ''Manga/AkazukinChacha'' and Himeko Nonohara of ''Manga/HimechansRibbon'' show up in the background in episode 31. Doubles as a production reference since all three shows were not only based on manga series published in the same manga, magazine, but also made by the same production company, animation studio, with those two shows being the last two shows they worked on.

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* ShoutOut: Chacha of ''Manga/AkazukinChacha'' and Hime of ''Manga/HimechansRibbon'' show up in the background in episode 31. Doubles as a production reference since all three shows were made by the same production company and that those two shows were the last two shows they worked on.

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Chacha of ''Manga/AkazukinChacha'' and Hime Himeko Nonohara of ''Manga/HimechansRibbon'' show up in the background in episode 31. Doubles as a production reference since all three shows were not only based on manga series published in the same manga, but also made by the same production company and that company, with those two shows were being the last two shows they worked on.on.
** Episode 16 reveals that Ririka's favorite manga is "Meki Meki Tonight", a homage to manga creator Koi Ikeno's previous ''Ribon'' series ''Manga/TokimekiTonight''.
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* ShoutOut: Chacha of ''Manga/AkazukinChacha'' and Hime of ''Manga/HimechanNoRibon'' show up in the background in episode 31. Doubles as a production reference since all three shows were made by the same production company and that those two shows were the last two shows they worked on.

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* ShoutOut: Chacha of ''Manga/AkazukinChacha'' and Hime of ''Manga/HimechanNoRibon'' ''Manga/HimechansRibbon'' show up in the background in episode 31. Doubles as a production reference since all three shows were made by the same production company and that those two shows were the last two shows they worked on.
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* BirthdayEpisode: [[{{Bookends}} The first episode and especially the final episode]] focus on [[TheHerosBirthday Ririka's birthday]]. In the final episode they sing HappyBirthdayToYou and everything [[spoiler:just to twist the knife a bit more]].

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* BirthdayEpisode: [[{{Bookends}} The first episode and especially the final episode]] focus on [[TheHerosBirthday Ririka's birthday]].birthday. In the final episode they sing HappyBirthdayToYou and everything [[spoiler:just to twist the knife a bit more]].

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The story follows fourth-grader Ririka Moriya, whose life gets turned upside down when [[SchoolIdol super-cool]] [[NewTransferStudent transfer student]] Nozomu Kanou (a.k.a. [[SenpaiKohai Kanou-senpai]]) gives her a birthday present out of the blue. The gift is a [[TransformationTrinket magical cap]] that allows Ririka to transform into the heavenly guardian, Nurse Angel. Ririka soon learns that Kanou is [[AlienAmongUs actually an alien]] whose home world, Queen Earth, has been [[AlienInvasion overrun]] by the evil organization Dark Joker. With help from Kanou and her friend and neighbor Seiya Uzaki, she soon learns to fight as Nurse Angel to keep Earth from sharing Queen Earth's misfortune.

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The story follows fourth-grader Ririka Moriya, whose life gets turned upside down when [[SchoolIdol super-cool]] [[NewTransferStudent transfer student]] Nozomu Kanou (a.k.a. [[SenpaiKohai Kanou-senpai]]) Kanou-senpai) gives her a birthday present out of the blue. The gift is a [[TransformationTrinket magical cap]] that allows Ririka to transform into the heavenly guardian, Nurse Angel. Ririka soon learns that Kanou is [[AlienAmongUs actually an alien]] whose home world, Queen Earth, has been [[AlienInvasion overrun]] by the evil organization Dark Joker. With help from Kanou and her friend and neighbor Seiya Uzaki, she soon learns to fight as Nurse Angel to keep Earth from sharing Queen Earth's misfortune.
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''Nurse Angel Ririka'' started out as a manga series by Koi Ikeno and Yasushi Akimoto, published in ''Magazine/{{Ribon}}'' from 1995-96. The 35-episode anime adaptation directed by Akitaro Daichi, in his first project under the director's chair, started airing about six months after the manga began and ran concurrently with it.

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''Nurse Angel Ririka'' started out as a manga series by Koi Ikeno and Yasushi Akimoto, published in ''Magazine/{{Ribon}}'' from 1995-96. The 35-episode anime adaptation directed by Akitaro Daichi, in one of his first project earliest projects under the director's chair, started airing about six months after the manga began and ran concurrently with it.
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''Nurse Angel Ririka'' started out as a manga series by Koi Ikeno and Yasushi Akimoto, published in ''Magazine/{{Ribon}}'' from 1995-96; the 35-episode anime adaptation directed by Akitaro Daichi started airing about six months after the manga began and ran concurrently with it.

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''Nurse Angel Ririka'' started out as a manga series by Koi Ikeno and Yasushi Akimoto, published in ''Magazine/{{Ribon}}'' from 1995-96; the 1995-96. The 35-episode anime adaptation directed by Akitaro Daichi Daichi, in his first project under the director's chair, started airing about six months after the manga began and ran concurrently with it.
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* BirthdayEpisode: The first episode and especially the final episode focus on [[TheHerosBirthday Ririka's birthday]]. In the final episode they sing HappyBirthdayToYou and everything [[spoiler:just to twist the knife a bit more]].

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* BirthdayEpisode: [[{{Bookends}} The first episode and especially the final episode episode]] focus on [[TheHerosBirthday Ririka's birthday]]. In the final episode they sing HappyBirthdayToYou and everything [[spoiler:just to twist the knife a bit more]].

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