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* FusionDance: The Three Fists fuse into a single being in ''Date Omito Gaiden''.
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* ReusedCharacterDesign: Happens a lot in ''Date Omito Gaiden'', especially after the Viper Brothers arc (and even then, Bat Viper was a very obvious Henshouki expy). Characters looking nigh identical to Senkuu and Akashi Gouji show up before the next tournament begins, and in that tournament, not one but two copies of Dokugantetsu show up, followed in the next round by a Manjimaru clone. The last one is given an in-series justification by stating that he copied the haircut and outfit from a martial artist (heavily implied but not outright confirmed to have been Manjimaru) who had defeated him in the past.
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* ReusedCharacterDesign: Happens a lot in ''Date Omito Gaiden'', especially after the Viper Brothers arc (and even then, Bat Viper was a very obvious Henshouki expy). Characters looking nigh identical to Senkuu and Akashi Gouji show up before the next tournament begins, and in that tournament, not one but two copies of Dokugantetsu show up, followed in the next round by a Manjimaru clone. The last one is given an in-series justification by stating that he copied the haircut and outfit from a martial artist (heavily implied but not outright confirmed to have been Manjimaru) who had defeated him in the past. By the time copies of Momo and J show up, it's been established that [[spoiler:a parallel world exists, and they actually ''are'' alternate versions of the same characters.]]
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* TrainingFromHell: Daily activity of the Otokojuku. To put it simply, the only subject that matters in Otokojuku is this, both educational and (especially) physical.
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* TrainingFromHell: Daily activity of the Otokojuku. To put it simply, the only subject that matters in Otokojuku is this, both educational and (especially) physical.physical.
** Various forms show up in the backstories of various characters, but the most hellish of them all is likely the ''Lone Slaughter Battle'', where a hundred orphans are put in an inescapable ravine and forced to fight each other to the death until there's only one left, who's then subjected to even more harsh training. Date Omito, Shiran, and the Eight Tusks went through it. Date rebelled against the masters he was meant to have become a pawn for after finishing his training, killing them all and ending the practice of the Lone Slaughter Battle.
** Various forms show up in the backstories of various characters, but the most hellish of them all is likely the ''Lone Slaughter Battle'', where a hundred orphans are put in an inescapable ravine and forced to fight each other to the death until there's only one left, who's then subjected to even more harsh training. Date Omito, Shiran, and the Eight Tusks went through it. Date rebelled against the masters he was meant to have become a pawn for after finishing his training, killing them all and ending the practice of the Lone Slaughter Battle.
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* FightingFingernail: The main reason that everyone on the Otokojuku team can tell Shoukaku is really [[spoiler: Eikei]] with a PaperThinDisguise even during his debut battle is due to him displaying his unmistakably distinctive fighting style.
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* FightingFingernail: FightingFingerprint: The main reason that everyone on the Otokojuku team can tell Shoukaku is really [[spoiler: Eikei]] with a PaperThinDisguise even during his debut battle is due to him displaying his unmistakably distinctive fighting style.
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* TenPacesAndTurn: One of Akashi's opponents in the Seven Tusks arc is TheGunslinger who proposes to fight him after both turn to face each other trekking the ten steps in a show of fairness, to which Akashi agrees. They turn around... and TheGunslinger finds out the hard way that he should NeverBringAGunToAKnifeFight.
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* BookEnds: Both the first and last chapter of the original manga have Momo heading into and taking on a Yakuza base alone. Both chapters also end with Edajima's famous CatchPhrase. Additionally, both the first and the last major fight in the manga has Momo dueling another katana user, with Akashi Gouji in the Killoseum and Yukinojou in Bugen Castle of the Seven Tusks (technically, the final opponent that appears is Shikibu, but there's never a real battle against him). As a bonus, Momo is using Akashi's sword in said duel.
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* BookEnds: Both the first and last chapter of the original manga have Momo heading into and taking on a Yakuza base alone. Both chapters also end with Edajima's famous CatchPhrase.[[CharacterCatchphrase catchphrase]]. Additionally, both the first and the last major fight in the manga has Momo dueling another katana user, with Akashi Gouji in the Killoseum and Yukinojou in Bugen Castle of the Seven Tusks (technically, the final opponent that appears is Shikibu, but there's never a real battle against him). As a bonus, Momo is using Akashi's sword in said duel.
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* CatchPhrase: CharacterCatchphrase:
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* ChokepointGeography: [[InvokedTrope Invoked]] with Hades Phoenix Island, having been shaped into a tournament bracket for the Great Heaven-Challenging Tournament.
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* ChokepointGeography: ChokepointGeography:
** [[InvokedTrope Invoked]] with Hades Phoenix Island, having been shaped into a tournament bracket for the Great Heaven-Challenging Tournament.
** [[InvokedTrope Invoked]] with Hades Phoenix Island, having been shaped into a tournament bracket for the Great Heaven-Challenging Tournament.
