History Manga / TheKurosagiCorpseDeliveryService

* MonsterOfTheWeek: Revives this trope in the form of, "What's the story behind the corpse in ''this'' chapter?".

* MonsterOfTheWeek: [[JustForPun Revives]] this trope in the form of, "What's the story behind the corpse in ''this'' chapter?".

** There's a small bit of Ship Tease between Makino and Yata, particularly in Volume 9 where she gives him a kiss on the cheek as thanks for unintentionally letting her see her dead mom through Kereellis abilities.

* ParentalIncest: The villain of the very first chapter. [[spoiler:The villain was the father of a teen pop idol and his relationship with his daughter ''far'' surpassed the OverprotectiveDad trope. After she killed herself as part of a suicide pact with her boyfriend, her father stole her corpse and substituted it with someone else when it was time to be cremated, so she'll always be under his protection forever]].

* OverprotectiveDad: In the Kurosagi gang's very first case, a father of a teen pop idol who committed suicide greatly disapproved of her boyfriend, who he believes "stole" her daughter away from him. [[spoiler:Since this is ''Kurosagi'', the truth is ''far'' more sinister - the father is actually in love with his daughter in a [[ParentalIncest not so very platonic way]], and even hid her corpse in his house when it was time for her to be cremated so [[ILoveTheDead he will love her forever]]. Numata [[LampshadeHanging lampshades]] it by calling the father the "[[SarcasmMode World's Greatest Dad]]"]].

** Sasaki seems to have built her wardrobe around bared midsections, {{Stripperific}}, and VaporWear.

* BareYourMidriff: Some of Sasaki or Makino's outfits do this; also, see MsFanservice below.

** Sasaki seems to have built her wardrobe around BareYourMidriff, {{Stripperific}}, and VaporWear.

* AwesomenessByAnalysis: Well, perhaps ''awfulness'' by analysis. In Volume 1, the gang go up against Yoji Yanagawa, a life insurance actuary who uses statistics specific to individual people, in order to lure said people into fatal accidents. Just ask Yata, for example, who suffered a heart attack while climbing a long flight of stairs with a dead body, as per Yanagawa's request for a meeting. Or Numata, who was seated inside the Kurosagi van as it was ''struck by lightning'' after Yanagawa's followup meeting led him to a hilltop in a lightning storm. Or Karatsu, who, even having managed to pick the location for their third "meeting," got caught in a flooding river. None of those accidents turn out to be quite so fatal. [[HoistByHisOwnPetard The]] [[HoistByHisOwnPetard ''next'']] [[HoistByHisOwnPetard accident, however...]]

* HotScientist: A [[PhenotypeStereotype stereotypical blonde American]] entomologist, wearing a bikini, in Vol. 4. Still didn't compensate for the BodyHorror in the same chapter. For bonus points, said bimbo scientist is named Reina ''{{Gorn}}''.

* VerbalTic: The attractive blonde American [[HotScientist entomologist]] rolls out the 'r's a lot.

* BlindingBangs: Yata's kept his shaggy bangs since he was a kid.

* WidgetSeries: The real-life "weird Japanese things" are almost as weird as the series itself.

* MegaNekko: Sasaki. She's even called this in the notes at the back of the English-language volumes.