History Manga / SoredemoMachiWaMawatteiru

** Makki's habit of always pulling scissors in a RockPaperScissors game was first established in Chapter 54, bfore being brought up again in Chapter 117 to help Eri win a game.
** Shizuka has the same watch as a boy from her Mystery Club contemporary.

* FormerTeenRebel: Sanada's dad and Takanori used to be real punks in their teenage years. While they started a lot of fights and got on people's nerves, they made sure to protect what they liked with just as much ferocity and often roped Arai into their misadventures.

** Chapter 130 shows Hotori overjoyed at finding her number on a college board, but the chaoter reveals that the number is Kon's and ''she'' was the one that got in. From the same chapter, [[spoiler:we're led to believe that Kon is leaving the country after she graduates, but after the move we see her with her parents in Japan. She turns out to have moved to the town over.]]

** Chapter 130 shows Hotori overjoyed at finding her number on a college board, but the chaoter reveals that the number is Kon's and ''she'' was the one that got in.

* TryingNotToCry: Hotori tries to hold back tears as [[spoiler:she helps Kon pack up for England]], but she breaks when she's thanked for being such a good friend.

** "Help me, Muriyaki-sensei!" comes from a little known show about psychic powers called ''Anime)NightHeadGenesis''.

** "Help me, Muriyaki-sensei!" comes from a little known show about psychic powers called ''Night Head Genesis''.

** Makki's habit of always pulling scissors in a RockPaperScissors game was first established in Chapter 54, bfore being brought up again in Chapter 116 to help Eri win a game.

* AdaptationExpansion: The way the manga chapters are re-arranged in the TV series makes it to be told in AnachronicOrder. On the other hand, some chapters have slightly changed endings or added sequences.

* GhostGirl: The town has multiple rumors of ghost boys and girls running around. Several chapters are dedicated to the cast confirming the legends, [[spoiler:and most of them being real in the end]].

* MagicSkirt

* TheSevenMysteries: Takeru and Yukiko's elementary school has one in particular that comes up in the story: a creature called "Messie" that lives in their Nature Pond. Most kids think it's a StockNessMonster, which the janitor encouraged by saying that a dinosaur lives in there, but the truth is that it was actually a shape made out of the algae.[[spoiler:[[RealAfterAll ..at least until we actually see it]], where it resembles a bipedal algae monster.]]

* SpaceWhaleAesop: Be careful what limd of food you're getting from sellers, because you might be eating [[spoiler:an alien that's marketed and sold exactly like regular meat]].

* ComedicallyMissingThePoint: Kon goes on a tangent explaining why her parents aren't home often and why her house has so many foreign objects in it. All Hotori got out of it was...Kon being a quarter English.

* ButtMonkey: Arai. If anyone gets in trouble or is the recipient of comedic hits, it's going to be him.

* FormerTeenRebel: Sanada's dad and Takanori used to be real punks in their teenage years. While they started a lot of fights and got on people's nerves, they made sure to protect what they liked with just as much ferocity and often roped Arai into their misadventures.

* GilliganCut: In chapter 86, Asai asks Sanada if he wants to hang out by the pool, which the latter completely ghosts due to being offered to hang out with some cute girls. Cue cutting to the pool, and Who Asai is actually hanging out with--none other than Sanada's crush and her school chums.

* TownWithADarkSecret: The residents of Shikohone act especially suspicious towards outsiders, and are always watching them when they visit. They also refuse to answer any direct questions about the village and try to hide a major sevret from them until they trust them enough to stay with the village. [[spoiler:Subverted, as it's a perfectly normal prefecture.]]

** Chapter 87 features Sanada recounting the story of the ramen shop he visited when he was younger as part of a conversation on mysterious childhood circumstances. Hotori brushes this off, saying she can't solve two mysteries at once-- which she won't until Chapter 31, chronologically.

* TwoShorts: Each episode of the anime is divided into two short acts, each one adapting a chapter of the manga. The chosen chapters don't follow the manga's publishing order, they are grouped by theme or character.

** The Sports Festival is covered in Chapter 78, which features

* CelibateHero: Moriaki's as celibate and disinterested in relationships as they come. Chapter 25 shows that even when prompted to test if he can see his love's initials in his coffee, he can only think of ''π''. However, for the volume 9 cast introductions, he's shown not being adverse to the idea of a relationship if he and his partner can mutually improve each other.

* SchoolFestival: Chapter 58 (which Episode 8 covers) features Hotori helping out the Science Fiction club make a short film about a {{Kaiju}} attack.