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* {{Bishonen}}: Kyohei, Ranmaru, Takenaga, Yuki and apparently, when his glasses are off, [[spoiler: the gloomy Prince.]]
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* [[AlwaysSaveTheGirl Always Save Your Love Interest]]: Kyohei and Sunako tend to do this to each other.
* AnimationBump: The last episode sees a massive improvement in art and animation... which is to say the characters only look OffModel and SuperDeformed 10% of the time instead of 75%.
* AnimationBump: The last episode sees a massive improvement in art and animation... which is to say the characters only look OffModel and SuperDeformed 10% of the time instead of 75%.
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* AttemptedRape:
** See BlackComedyRape below.
** The anime and drama were toned-down a lot, but the manga insinuates rather heavily that there were successful rapes in the case of [[spoiler:Kyohei]].
** See BlackComedyRape below.
** The anime and drama were toned-down a lot, but the manga insinuates rather heavily that there were successful rapes in the case of [[spoiler:Kyohei]].
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* AttemptedRape:
** See BlackComedyRape below.
**AttemptedRape: The anime and drama were toned-down a lot, but the manga insinuates rather heavily that there were successful rapes in the case of [[spoiler:Kyohei]].
** See BlackComedyRape below.
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* MaybeEverAfter: [[spoiler:The ending of the manga.]]
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* MaybeEverAfter: [[spoiler:The [[spoiler:In the ending of the manga.manga, Sunako and Kyohei aren't anywhere closer to being a couple than they have been for the entire series. Sunako is still freaked out by the idea of falling in love, but she admits Kyohei is "particularly dazzling" to her eyes.]]
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* BigFancyHouse
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* BigFancyHouseBigFancyHouse: The members of the main cast live in a huge mansion owned by the protagonist Sunako's rich aunt.
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* AdaptationExpansion[=/=]AdaptationDistillation: Definitely the live-action drama. It tended to mix and match similar chapters in the manga and add new material to make the episodes flow better and last for 45 minutes each. It also played around with characterisation. Whether that was good or bad is up for interpretation, but no one denies that [[spoiler: the resolution of the Kyohei and Sunako UST]] was a good thing.
* FromRoommatesToRomance: As part of the premise, Sunako moves into her aunt's mansion where four very handsome high school students live. Throughout the series, Sunako has neverending UnresolvedSexualTension with Kyohei, one of the guys living with her.
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* InnocentCohabitation: The general premise, though in the manga, Sunako and Kyohei did this with just the two of them for awhile, although the UnresolvedSexualTension was as strong as ever.
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* OverprotectiveDad: Sunako's dad.
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* PragmaticAdaptation: The live-action drama tended to mix and match similar chapters in the manga and add new material to make the episodes flow better and last for 45 minutes each. It also played around with characterisation. Whether that was good or bad is up for interpretation, but no one denies that [[spoiler: the resolution of the Kyohei and Sunako UST]] was a good thing.
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* AmbiguousDisorder: Sunako seems to have developed Avoidant Personality Disorder.
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* BeautifulAllAlong: [[ZigZaggingTrope Played with extensively.]] The boys are charged with turning Sunako into a lady against her will, even though she wants nothing to do with it. An early chapter/episode even subverts this trope by showing Sunako's face behind her BlindingBangs to be quite pretty, only to then show that it only ''looked'' that way because of some flour that had fallen on her and that she actually has bad skin. (Which is only because of her poor hygiene and self-neglect, and not a dermatological problem ''per se''.) However, later on, it does turn out that Sunako really ''is'' BeautifulAllAlong whenever she gains enough confidence to break out of her SuperDeformed mode.
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* BeautifulAllAlong: [[ZigZaggingTrope Played with extensively.]] The boys are charged with turning Sunako into a lady against her will, even though she wants nothing to do with it. An early chapter/episode even subverts this trope by showing Sunako's face behind her BlindingBangs bangs to be quite pretty, only to then show that it only ''looked'' that way because of some flour that had fallen on her and that she actually has bad skin. (Which is only because of her poor hygiene and self-neglect, and not a dermatological problem ''per se''.) However, later on, it does turn out that Sunako really ''is'' BeautifulAllAlong whenever she gains enough confidence to break out of her SuperDeformed mode.
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* UnknowinglyInLove: Kyohei and Sunako from absolutely ''refuse'' to even entertain the thought that they're in love with each other- Sunako going as far as to say 'Love is an illusion' and ''Kyohei'' using the excuse that he 'loves her food'- and this is ''after'' they've kissed ''twice'', saved each other ''countless times'' and had the ''[[EveryoneCanSeeIt entire cast]]'' calling them out on their {{U|nresolvedSexualTension}}ST and feelings - so much that at this point of the manga everyone is ''convinced'' they are in love/together.
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''YamatoNadeshiko Shichi Henge'' (Perfect Girl Evolution / My Fair Lady) known by fans as ''The Wallflower'' or Yama Nade.
''The Wallflower'' is about Sunako Nakahara, whose first love, in response to her confession told her ''[[KickTheDog "I don't like]] [[BerserkButton ugly girls"]]''. In response, she took to shunning light forever, hiding her face behind long black hair and devoting her life to horror, gore and darkness. That is, until her well-meaning but melodramatic rich Aunt sets Kyohei, Oda, Yuki, and Ranmaru -- her harem of teenage {{Bishonen}} -- on Sunako with the task to turn her into the perfect lady. In exchange for this, they will get free accommodation in her BigFancyHouse whilst the Aunt jets around the world in search of her true love. If they fail, they must pay ''triple'' rent for the accommodations they have used. (With the costs of housing in Japan, this is a dire penalty indeed.)
''The Wallflower'' is about Sunako Nakahara, whose first love, in response to her confession told her ''[[KickTheDog "I don't like]] [[BerserkButton ugly girls"]]''. In response, she took to shunning light forever, hiding her face behind long black hair and devoting her life to horror, gore and darkness. That is, until her well-meaning but melodramatic rich Aunt sets Kyohei, Oda, Yuki, and Ranmaru -- her harem of teenage {{Bishonen}} -- on Sunako with the task to turn her into the perfect lady. In exchange for this, they will get free accommodation in her BigFancyHouse whilst the Aunt jets around the world in search of her true love. If they fail, they must pay ''triple'' rent for the accommodations they have used. (With the costs of housing in Japan, this is a dire penalty indeed.)
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''The Wallflower''
The story is about Sunako Nakahara, whose first love, in response to her confession told her ''[[KickTheDog "I don't like]] [[BerserkButton ugly girls"]]''. In response, she took to shunning light forever, hiding her face behind long black hair and devoting her life to horror, gore and darkness. That is, until her well-meaning but melodramatic rich Aunt sets Kyohei, Oda, Yuki, and Ranmaru -- her harem of teenage {{Bishonen}} -- on Sunako with the task to turn her into the perfect lady. In exchange for this, they will get free accommodation in her BigFancyHouse whilst the Aunt jets around the world in search of her true love. If they fail, they must pay ''triple'' rent for the accommodations they have used. (With the costs of housing in Japan, this is a dire penalty indeed.)
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Stylistically similar to ''Manga/OuranHighSchoolHostClub'', with a similar 'Reverse' Harem setup, the manga is written and drawn by Tomoko Hayakawa, while the anime is directed by Creator/ShinichiWatanabe (Nabeshin from ''Anime/ExcelSaga'') who makes cameos as various side characters and... totem poles? The manga ended on February 13, 2015, with 36 volumes to its name.
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* DiegeticSoundtrackUsage: Takenaga sings part of the ending theme on a karaoke machine in the ninth episode of the anime.
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* ThemeTuneCameo: Takenaga sings part of the ending theme on a karaoke machine in the ninth episode of the anime.
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* EroticEating: The episode with the popsicles. Oh the popsicles.
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* LoveBubbles
* MaamShock: The Landlady is called Auntie by the residents of her mansion (though it's {{justified|Trope}} in Sunako's case because she really is the Landlady's niece). In the anime's WholeEpisodeFlashback showing how all of the boys came to the mansion, the Landlady visibly jumped and exclaimed "Auntie!?", looking upset when she was called this the first time. In the manga version, however, calling her that added fuel to her already [[UnstoppableRage overflowing rage]].
* MaamShock: The Landlady is called Auntie by the residents of her mansion (though it's {{justified|Trope}} in Sunako's case because she really is the Landlady's niece). In the anime's WholeEpisodeFlashback showing how all of the boys came to the mansion, the Landlady visibly jumped and exclaimed "Auntie!?", looking upset when she was called this the first time. In the manga version, however, calling her that added fuel to her already [[UnstoppableRage overflowing rage]].
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* HyperspaceMallet: Sunako's scythe. Also, Old Man Rocket Launcher!
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* HeadTurningBeauty: The guys provoke this kind of reaction from just about every girl who's not Sunako. ''And'' quite a few guys too.
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* HelloNurse: The guys provoke this kind of reaction from just about every girl who's not Sunako. ''And'' quite a few guys too.
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* EerieAnatomyModel:
** Sunako considers herself a creature of the dark ever since the boy she liked called her ugly. She's basically a {{hikikomori}} whose most important friend is an incomplete anatomy model she's named Hiroshi. As per Chapter 44 (or Episode 20), after she was called ugly she found it among the trash of a school and took it home, which was the start of her macabre collection. Her other friends, in order of importance are the skeleton model Josephine, the limbless anatomy model Akira, and the skull model John. They are joined in Chapter 50 (Episode 18) by another skeleton, George Maximilian du Veloce, who is Josephine's brand new husband. She interacts with them as if they are alive, [[ConsultingMisterPuppet presenting her inner ponderings as their words to her]], and most people close to Sunako join in on that kind of projection. In the anime, Hiroshi is alive as the episode's presentator. He also dances during both outros, and is joined by Akira and Josephine in the second one.
** Sunako visits an abandoned school building in Chapter 25 in the hopes of meeting ghosts, including a walking anatomy model, but to her dismay there aren't any.
** Sunako considers herself a creature of the dark ever since the boy she liked called her ugly. She's basically a {{hikikomori}} whose most important friend is an incomplete anatomy model she's named Hiroshi. As per Chapter 44 (or Episode 20), after she was called ugly she found it among the trash of a school and took it home, which was the start of her macabre collection. Her other friends, in order of importance are the skeleton model Josephine, the limbless anatomy model Akira, and the skull model John. They are joined in Chapter 50 (Episode 18) by another skeleton, George Maximilian du Veloce, who is Josephine's brand new husband. She interacts with them as if they are alive, [[ConsultingMisterPuppet presenting her inner ponderings as their words to her]], and most people close to Sunako join in on that kind of projection. In the anime, Hiroshi is alive as the episode's presentator. He also dances during both outros, and is joined by Akira and Josephine in the second one.
** Sunako visits an abandoned school building in Chapter 25 in the hopes of meeting ghosts, including a walking anatomy model, but to her dismay there aren't any.
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* BerserkButton: Busunako [[note]]:A portmanteau of "ugly" and "Sunako"[[/note]]. After Kyohei unleashes Sunako's rage unintentionally in the TV series, he starts invoking this trope on a regular basis whenever the mooks of the week need to be beat up. [[SugarWiki/FunnyMoments Sunako does this once to herself.]]
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* BerserkButton: Busunako [[note]]:A portmanteau of "ugly" and "Sunako"[[/note]]. After Kyohei unleashes Sunako's rage unintentionally in the TV series, he starts invoking this trope on a regular basis whenever the mooks of the week need to be beat up. [[SugarWiki/FunnyMoments Sunako does this once to herself.]]
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* HyperspaceMallet: Sunako's scythe. Also, [[SugarWiki/FunnyMoments Old Man Rocket Launcher!]]
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* HyperspaceMallet: Sunako's scythe. Also, [[SugarWiki/FunnyMoments Old Man Rocket Launcher!]]Launcher!
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* MaamShock: The Landlady is called Auntie by the residents of her mansion (though it's {{justified|Trope}} in Sunako's case because she really is the Landlady's niece). In the anime's WholeEpisodeFlashback showing how all of the boys came to the mansion, the Landlady visibly jumped and exclaimed "Auntie!?", looking upset when she was called this the first time. In the manga version, however, calling her that added fuel to her already [[UnstoppableRage overflowing rage]].
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* {{Obasan}}: The Landlady is called Auntie by the residents of her mansion (though it's {{justified|Trope}} in Sunako's case because she really is the Landlady's niece). In the anime's WholeEpisodeFlashback showing how all of the boys came to the mansion, the Landlady visibly jumped and exclaimed "Auntie!?", looking upset when she was called this the first time. In the manga version, however, calling her that added fuel to her already [[UnstoppableRage overflowing rage]].
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* EroticEating: The episode with the popsicles. [[FetishFuel Oh the popsicles.]]
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* EroticEating: The episode with the popsicles. [[FetishFuel Oh the popsicles.]]
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* MagicRealism: Sunako's dark aura that causes lights to dim, bulbs to burst, flowers to wilt, etc. There's also her friend from Hokkaido, Yuki, who is a yuki-onna. And there's [[DemonicPossession possession by ghosts]], too. And a ClassicalMovieVampire, once. And that one time Sunako [[StableTimeLoop traveled through time]] and met [[spoiler:Kyohei]] as a child. So yeah, [[RuleOfCool pretty much anything goes in this series]].
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* MagicRealism: Sunako's dark aura that causes lights to dim, bulbs to burst, flowers to wilt, etc. There's also her friend from Hokkaido, Yuki, who is a yuki-onna.{{Yukionna}}. And there's [[DemonicPossession possession by ghosts]], too. And a ClassicalMovieVampire, once. And that one time Sunako [[StableTimeLoop traveled through time]] and met [[spoiler:Kyohei]] as a child. So yeah, [[RuleOfCool pretty much anything goes in this series]].
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* AbusiveParents: Kyohei's mother apparently said a ton of terrible things to her son when he was still living with her. Her husband mentioned offhandedly to Sunako that the mom was bipolar, but whether he was serious or exaggerating was difficult to tell. This is partly justified since growing up everyone would comment on Kyohei's looks while asking how a woman like her could give birth to him, Making her feel horribly ugly.
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* AbusiveParents: AbusiveParents:
** Kyohei's mother apparently said a ton of terrible things to her son when he was still living with her. Her husband mentioned offhandedly to Sunako that the mom was bipolar, but whether he was serious or exaggerating was difficult to tell. This is partly justified since growing up everyone would comment on Kyohei's looks while asking how a woman like her could give birth to him, Making her feel horribly ugly.
** Kyohei's mother apparently said a ton of terrible things to her son when he was still living with her. Her husband mentioned offhandedly to Sunako that the mom was bipolar, but whether he was serious or exaggerating was difficult to tell. This is partly justified since growing up everyone would comment on Kyohei's looks while asking how a woman like her could give birth to him, Making her feel horribly ugly.
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* AdorablyPrecociousChild: Takeru in the [=JDrama=].
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** Takeru in the [=JDrama=].
** Takeru in the [=JDrama=].
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* AttemptedRape: See BlackComedyRape below.
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* AttemptedRape: AttemptedRape:
** See BlackComedyRape below.
** See BlackComedyRape below.
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* BlackComedyRape: ''Valentine's Day.'' None of the boys are actually raped, but with all the clothes-tearing, kidnap-attempting, and stalking happening on the day, it's presumed that if they weren't constantly saving each other, this would happen.
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* BlackComedyRape: BlackComedyRape:
** ''Valentine's Day.'' None of the boys are actually raped, but with all the clothes-tearing, kidnap-attempting, and stalking happening on the day, it's presumed that if they weren't constantly saving each other, this would happen.
** ''Valentine's Day.'' None of the boys are actually raped, but with all the clothes-tearing, kidnap-attempting, and stalking happening on the day, it's presumed that if they weren't constantly saving each other, this would happen.
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* BreakingTheFourthWall: Common in the anime, especially during the Road to Womanhood segments.
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* BreakingTheFourthWall: BreakingTheFourthWall:
** Common in the anime, especially during the Road to Womanhood segments.
** Common in the anime, especially during the Road to Womanhood segments.
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* EveryoneCallsHimBarkeep: The Landlady's real name is [[spoiler:Mine Nakahara]]. Justifed, since in Japan, it is common practice to address older women unrelated to the speaker "Auntie" (''oba-san'') .
** Plus points is that she is Sunako's paternal Aunt.
** Plus points is that she is Sunako's paternal Aunt.
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* EveryoneCallsHimBarkeep: EveryoneCallsHimBarkeep:
** The Landlady's real name is [[spoiler:Mine Nakahara]]. Justifed, since in Japan, it is common practice to address older women unrelated to the speaker "Auntie"(''oba-san'') .
**(''oba-san'') . Plus points is that she is Sunako's paternal Aunt.
** The Landlady's real name is [[spoiler:Mine Nakahara]]. Justifed, since in Japan, it is common practice to address older women unrelated to the speaker "Auntie"
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* TheFirstCutIsTheDeepest: Sunako being rejected by her first love made her adverse to any ideas of future romance.
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* TheFirstCutIsTheDeepest: TheFirstCutIsTheDeepest:
** Sunako being rejected by her first love made her adverse to any ideas of future romance.
** Sunako being rejected by her first love made her adverse to any ideas of future romance.
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** Sunako's parents.
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* [[spoiler:MaybeEverAfter]]: The MaybeEverAfter: [[spoiler:The ending of the manga.]]
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* NakedApron: In the anime episode "Pirates of Tres Bien," everyone starts hallucinating because of Captain Wing's powers. Noi sees a naked Takenaga in an apron preparing food for her, while Takenaga sees Noi as . . . a dinosaur. [[LovableNerd He really wanted to find a dinosaur fossil, you see.]]
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* NakedApron: NakedApron:
** In the anime episode "Pirates of Tres Bien," everyone starts hallucinating because of Captain Wing's powers. Noi sees a naked Takenaga in an apron preparing food for her, while Takenaga sees Noi as . . . a dinosaur. [[LovableNerd He really wanted to find a dinosaur fossil, you see.]]
** In the anime episode "Pirates of Tres Bien," everyone starts hallucinating because of Captain Wing's powers. Noi sees a naked Takenaga in an apron preparing food for her, while Takenaga sees Noi as . . . a dinosaur. [[LovableNerd He really wanted to find a dinosaur fossil, you see.]]
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* NoNameGiven: NoNameGiven:
** Auntie/The Landlady, also the Prince.
** Auntie/The Landlady, also the Prince.
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* PrettyFreeloaders: Gender-inverted and subverted: The boys ''want'' to be this, but whether or not they get their free rent has yet to be seen. However, it's played straight in that they never help Sunako around the house.
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* PrettyFreeloaders: PrettyFreeloaders:
** Gender-inverted and subverted: The boys ''want'' to be this, but whether or not they get their free rent has yet to be seen. However, it's played straight in that they never help Sunako around the house.
** Gender-inverted and subverted: The boys ''want'' to be this, but whether or not they get their free rent has yet to be seen. However, it's played straight in that they never help Sunako around the house.
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* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: Sunako and a few other characters manage to give these to the more shallow people they meet.
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* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: TheReasonYouSuckSpeech:
** Sunako and a few other characters manage to give these to the more shallow people they meet.
** Sunako and a few other characters manage to give these to the more shallow people they meet.
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* ShoutOut: Being a [[Creator/ShinichiWatanabe Nabeshin]]-directed series, it contains {{Shout Out}}s to ''Anime/MobileSuitGundam'' (Episode 23 & 24), and Franchise/StarTrek (Episode 24), among others.
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* ShoutOut: ShoutOut:
** Being a [[Creator/ShinichiWatanabe Nabeshin]]-directed series, it contains {{Shout Out}}s to ''Anime/MobileSuitGundam'' (Episode 23 & 24), and Franchise/StarTrek (Episode 24), among others.
** Being a [[Creator/ShinichiWatanabe Nabeshin]]-directed series, it contains {{Shout Out}}s to ''Anime/MobileSuitGundam'' (Episode 23 & 24), and Franchise/StarTrek (Episode 24), among others.
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* TrueLoveIsExceptional: Kyohei hates girls, but gets along famously with Sunako, whom he regards as a freak. Is this because of true love, as said by the [[ShipperOnDeck Shippers on Deck]]? [[spoiler:Probably.]]
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* TrueLoveIsExceptional: TrueLoveIsExceptional:
** Kyohei hates girls, but gets along famously with Sunako, whom he regards as a freak. Is this because of true love, as said by the [[ShipperOnDeck Shippers on Deck]]? [[spoiler:Probably.]]
** Kyohei hates girls, but gets along famously with Sunako, whom he regards as a freak. Is this because of true love, as said by the [[ShipperOnDeck Shippers on Deck]]? [[spoiler:Probably.]]
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* WholesomeCrossdresser: The tenants -- particularly Yuki -- spend a lot of time in women's garb.
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* WholesomeCrossdresser: WholesomeCrossdresser:
** The tenants -- particularly Yuki -- spend a lot of time in women's garb.
** The tenants -- particularly Yuki -- spend a lot of time in women's garb.
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* WillTheyOrWontThey: Sunako and Kyohei. It took almost a 100 chapters just for Kyohei to realise he liked her; who knows how many it will take for Sunako to do the same.
** Now that the manga is finished, canon dictates that they... [[spoiler:might.]]
** Now that the manga is finished, canon dictates that they... [[spoiler:might.]]
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* WillTheyOrWontThey: Sunako and Kyohei. It took almost a 100 chapters just for Kyohei to realise he liked her; who knows how many it will take for Sunako to do the same.
**same. Now that the manga is finished, canon dictates that they... [[spoiler:might.]]
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''YamatoNadeshiko Shichi Henge'' (Perfect Girl Evolution / My Fair Lady) known by fans as ''TheWallflower'' or Yama Nade.
''The Wallflower'' is about Sunako Nakahara, whose first love, in response to her confession told her ''[[KickTheDog "I don't like]] [[BerserkButton ugly girls"]]''. In response, she took to shunning light forever, hiding her face behind long black hair and devoting her life to horror, gore and darkness. That is, until her well-meaning but melodramatic rich Aunt sets Kyohei, Oda, Yuki, and Ranmaru -- her harem of teenage {{bishonen}} -- on Sunako with the task to turn her into the perfect lady. In exchange for this, they will get free accommodation in her BigFancyHouse whilst the Aunt jets around the world in search of her true love. If they fail, they must pay ''triple'' rent for the accommodations they have used. (With the costs of housing in Japan, this is a dire penalty indeed.)
Unfortunately for the boys, Sunako has absolutely no intention of playing along with them. She's a Creature of Darkness and damn well proud of it. The issue is made worse because she can't look at "Bright Creatures" like them without getting a [[NoseBleed nose bleed]], and this predictably puts some [[IncrediblyLamePun stains]] on their relationship.
''The Wallflower'' is about Sunako Nakahara, whose first love, in response to her confession told her ''[[KickTheDog "I don't like]] [[BerserkButton ugly girls"]]''. In response, she took to shunning light forever, hiding her face behind long black hair and devoting her life to horror, gore and darkness. That is, until her well-meaning but melodramatic rich Aunt sets Kyohei, Oda, Yuki, and Ranmaru -- her harem of teenage {{bishonen}} -- on Sunako with the task to turn her into the perfect lady. In exchange for this, they will get free accommodation in her BigFancyHouse whilst the Aunt jets around the world in search of her true love. If they fail, they must pay ''triple'' rent for the accommodations they have used. (With the costs of housing in Japan, this is a dire penalty indeed.)
Unfortunately for the boys, Sunako has absolutely no intention of playing along with them. She's a Creature of Darkness and damn well proud of it. The issue is made worse because she can't look at "Bright Creatures" like them without getting a [[NoseBleed nose bleed]], and this predictably puts some [[IncrediblyLamePun stains]] on their relationship.
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''YamatoNadeshiko Shichi Henge'' (Perfect Girl Evolution / My Fair Lady) known by fans as ''TheWallflower'' ''The Wallflower'' or Yama Nade.
''The Wallflower'' is about Sunako Nakahara, whose first love, in response to her confession told her ''[[KickTheDog "I don't like]] [[BerserkButton ugly girls"]]''. In response, she took to shunning light forever, hiding her face behind long black hair and devoting her life to horror, gore and darkness. That is, until her well-meaning but melodramatic rich Aunt sets Kyohei, Oda, Yuki, and Ranmaru -- her harem of teenage{{bishonen}} {{Bishonen}} -- on Sunako with the task to turn her into the perfect lady. In exchange for this, they will get free accommodation in her BigFancyHouse whilst the Aunt jets around the world in search of her true love. If they fail, they must pay ''triple'' rent for the accommodations they have used. (With the costs of housing in Japan, this is a dire penalty indeed.)
Unfortunately for the boys, Sunako has absolutely no intention of playing along with them. She's a Creature of Darkness and damn well proud of it. The issue is made worse because she can't look at "Bright Creatures" like them without getting a[[NoseBleed nose bleed]], {{nosebleed}}, and this predictably puts some [[IncrediblyLamePun [[{{Pun}} stains]] on their relationship.
''The Wallflower'' is about Sunako Nakahara, whose first love, in response to her confession told her ''[[KickTheDog "I don't like]] [[BerserkButton ugly girls"]]''. In response, she took to shunning light forever, hiding her face behind long black hair and devoting her life to horror, gore and darkness. That is, until her well-meaning but melodramatic rich Aunt sets Kyohei, Oda, Yuki, and Ranmaru -- her harem of teenage
Unfortunately for the boys, Sunako has absolutely no intention of playing along with them. She's a Creature of Darkness and damn well proud of it. The issue is made worse because she can't look at "Bright Creatures" like them without getting a
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* BeautifulAllAlong: [[ZigZaggingTrope Played with extensively]]. The boys are charged with turning Sunako into a lady against her will, even though she wants nothing to do with it. An early chapter/episode even subverts this trope by showing Sunako's face behind her BlindingBangs to be quite pretty, only to then show that it only ''looked'' that way because of some flour that had fallen on her and that she actually has bad skin. (Which is only because of her poor hygiene and self-neglect, and not a dermatological problem ''per se''.) However, later on, it does turn out that Sunako really ''is'' BeautifulAllAlong whenever she gains enough confidence to break out of her SuperDeformed mode.
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* BeautifulAllAlong: [[ZigZaggingTrope Played with extensively]]. extensively.]] The boys are charged with turning Sunako into a lady against her will, even though she wants nothing to do with it. An early chapter/episode even subverts this trope by showing Sunako's face behind her BlindingBangs to be quite pretty, only to then show that it only ''looked'' that way because of some flour that had fallen on her and that she actually has bad skin. (Which is only because of her poor hygiene and self-neglect, and not a dermatological problem ''per se''.) However, later on, it does turn out that Sunako really ''is'' BeautifulAllAlong whenever she gains enough confidence to break out of her SuperDeformed mode.
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* BerserkButton: Busunako [[note]]:A portmanteau of "ugly" and "Sunako"[[/note]]. After Kyohei unleashes Sunako's rage unintentionally in the TV series, he starts invoking this trope on a regular basis whenever the mooks of the week need to be beat up. [[CrowningMomentOfFunny Sunako does this once to herself.]]
* BigDamnKiss: At the end of the drama.
* BigDamnKiss: At the end of the drama.
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* BerserkButton: Busunako [[note]]:A portmanteau of "ugly" and "Sunako"[[/note]]. After Kyohei unleashes Sunako's rage unintentionally in the TV series, he starts invoking this trope on a regular basis whenever the mooks of the week need to be beat up. [[CrowningMomentOfFunny [[SugarWiki/FunnyMoments Sunako does this once to herself.]]
*BigDamnKiss: TheBigDamnKiss: At the end of the drama.
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* {{Bishonen}}: Kyohei, Ranmaru, Takenaga, Yuki and apparently, when his glasses are off [[spoiler: the gloomy Prince.]]
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* {{Bishonen}}: Kyohei, Ranmaru, Takenaga, Yuki and apparently, when his glasses are off off, [[spoiler: the gloomy Prince.]]
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** A supremely disturbing chapter had Auntie trap Sunako and Kyohei in a bedroom and refuse to let them out until they'd [[RapeByProxy made use of the bed.]] To make matters even worse, Takenaga tried to hypnotize Kyohei into having sex with her so they can all get free rent. [[WhatTheHellHero What the hell, you guys!?]]
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** A supremely disturbing chapter had Auntie trap Sunako and Kyohei in a bedroom and refuse to let them out until they'd [[RapeByProxy made use of the bed.]] bed]]. To make matters even worse, Takenaga tried to hypnotize Kyohei into having sex with her so they can all get free rent. [[WhatTheHellHero What the hell, you guys!?]]
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* CannotStandThemCannotLiveWithoutThem: Sunako and Kyohei. So, so much.
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* CannotStandThemCannotLiveWithoutThem: CantLiveWithThemCantLiveWithoutThem: Sunako and Kyohei. So, so much.
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-->[[spoiler:Sunako]]: *smiles* [[CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming I can't wait.]]
* CloudCuckoolander: Sunako enjoys the company of mannequins, plotting murders (primarily Kyohei's), and going on corpse-hunting adventures, and was befriending bears and demons from a young age. By her own admission she lives in "the world of darkness" -- beauty and "lightness" are glaringly bright to her -- but her logic, too, is a bit alien (thinking gothic Victorian wear will make her "fade into the darkness"; her brain redefining "naked" after Kyohei sees her nude; gaining muscle so she'll resemble an anatomical doll).
* CloudCuckoolander: Sunako enjoys the company of mannequins, plotting murders (primarily Kyohei's), and going on corpse-hunting adventures, and was befriending bears and demons from a young age. By her own admission she lives in "the world of darkness" -- beauty and "lightness" are glaringly bright to her -- but her logic, too, is a bit alien (thinking gothic Victorian wear will make her "fade into the darkness"; her brain redefining "naked" after Kyohei sees her nude; gaining muscle so she'll resemble an anatomical doll).
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-->[[spoiler:Sunako]]: *smiles* [[CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming [[SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments I can't wait.]]
*CloudCuckoolander: {{Cloudcuckoolander}}: Sunako enjoys the company of mannequins, plotting murders (primarily Kyohei's), and going on corpse-hunting adventures, and was befriending bears and demons from a young age. By her own admission she lives in "the world of darkness" -- beauty and "lightness" are glaringly bright to her -- but her logic, too, is a bit alien (thinking gothic Victorian wear will make her "fade into the darkness"; her brain redefining "naked" after Kyohei sees her nude; gaining muscle so she'll resemble an anatomical doll).
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** Ranmaru and Takenaga were viciously pissed off at each other when each got into a compromising situation with the other's LoveInterest.
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** Ranmaru and Takenaga were viciously pissed off at each other when each got into a compromising situation with the other's LoveInterest.{{Love Interest|s}}.
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* DrivenToSuicide: Sunako, often. [[BlackComedy The only time it's taken seriously]] is when she's about to leap off the balcony after she [[spoiler:can't find Hiroshi.]]
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* DrivenToSuicide: Sunako, often. [[BlackComedy The only time it's taken seriously]] is when she's about to leap off the balcony after she [[spoiler:can't find Hiroshi.Hiroshi]].
* EroticEating: The episode with the popsicles. [[FetishFuel Oh the popsicles.]]
* EroticEating: The episode with the popsicles. [[FetishFuel Oh the popsicles.]]
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* {{Expy}}: Sunako Nakahara is an Expy of [[TheRing Sadako Yamamura]].
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* {{Expy}}: Sunako Nakahara is an Expy of [[TheRing [[Film/TheRing Sadako Yamamura]].
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* HyperspaceMallet: Sunako's scythe. Also, [[CrowningMomentOfFunny Old Man Rocket Launcher!]]
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* HyperspaceMallet: Sunako's scythe. Also, [[CrowningMomentOfFunny [[SugarWiki/FunnyMoments Old Man Rocket Launcher!]]
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* InnocentCohabitation: The general premise, though in the manga, Sunako and Kyohei did this with just the two of them for awhile, although the {{UST}} was as strong as ever.
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* InnocentCohabitation: The general premise, though in the manga, Sunako and Kyohei did this with just the two of them for awhile, although the {{UST}} UnresolvedSexualTension was as strong as ever.
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* ItDoesntMeanAnything: Sunako and Kyohei towards their [[spoiler: kiss(es)]] and [[spoiler: (denied) feelings for each other.]]
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* ItDoesntMeanAnything: Sunako and Kyohei towards their [[spoiler: kiss(es)]] and [[spoiler: (denied) feelings for each other.]]other]].
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* MagicRealism: Sunako's dark aura that causes lights to dim, bulbs to burst, flowers to wilt, etc. There's also her friend from Hokkaido, Yuki, who is a yuki-onna. And there's [[DemonicPossession possession by ghosts]], too. And a ClassicalMovieVampire, once. And that one time Sunako [[StableTimeLoop traveled through time]] and met [[spoiler:Kyohei]] as a child. So yeah, [[RuleOfCool pretty much anything goes in this series.]]
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* MagicRealism: Sunako's dark aura that causes lights to dim, bulbs to burst, flowers to wilt, etc. There's also her friend from Hokkaido, Yuki, who is a yuki-onna. And there's [[DemonicPossession possession by ghosts]], too. And a ClassicalMovieVampire, once. And that one time Sunako [[StableTimeLoop traveled through time]] and met [[spoiler:Kyohei]] as a child. So yeah, [[RuleOfCool pretty much anything goes in this series.]]series]].
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* [[spoiler:{{Maybe Ever After}}]]: The ending of the manga.
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* [[spoiler:{{Maybe Ever After}}]]: [[spoiler:MaybeEverAfter]]: The ending of the manga.
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* MundaneMadeAwesome -- [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Nn1aIQ4Xjc Ping Pong.]] [[RuleOfCool That is all.]]
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* MundaneMadeAwesome -- MundaneMadeAwesome: [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Nn1aIQ4Xjc Ping Pong.]] [[RuleOfCool That is all.]]
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* TheNoseBleed: Aside from Sunako's reaction to seeing beautiful people, the tenants have a habit of triggering them with half the girls they meet.
* {{Obasan}}: The Landlady is called Auntie by the residents of her mansion (though it's [[JustifiedTrope justified]] in Sunako's case because she really is the Landlady's niece). In the anime's WholeEpisodeFlashback showing how all of the boys came to the mansion, the Landlady visibly jumped and exclaimed "Auntie!?", looking upset when she was called this the first time. In the manga version, however, calling her that added fuel to her already [[UnstoppableRage overflowing rage.]]
* {{Obasan}}: The Landlady is called Auntie by the residents of her mansion (though it's [[JustifiedTrope justified]] in Sunako's case because she really is the Landlady's niece). In the anime's WholeEpisodeFlashback showing how all of the boys came to the mansion, the Landlady visibly jumped and exclaimed "Auntie!?", looking upset when she was called this the first time. In the manga version, however, calling her that added fuel to her already [[UnstoppableRage overflowing rage.]]
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* TheNoseBleed: {{Nosebleed}}: Aside from Sunako's reaction to seeing beautiful people, the tenants have a habit of triggering them with half the girls they meet.
* {{Obasan}}: The Landlady is called Auntie by the residents of her mansion (though it's[[JustifiedTrope justified]] {{justified|Trope}} in Sunako's case because she really is the Landlady's niece). In the anime's WholeEpisodeFlashback showing how all of the boys came to the mansion, the Landlady visibly jumped and exclaimed "Auntie!?", looking upset when she was called this the first time. In the manga version, however, calling her that added fuel to her already [[UnstoppableRage overflowing rage.]]rage]].
* {{Obasan}}: The Landlady is called Auntie by the residents of her mansion (though it's
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* ShoutOut: Being a [[Creator/ShinichiWatanabe Nabeshin]]-directed series, it contains {{ShoutOut}}s to ''Anime/MobileSuitGundam'' (Episode 23 & 24), and Franchise/StarTrek (Episode 24), among others.
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* ShoutOut: Being a [[Creator/ShinichiWatanabe Nabeshin]]-directed series, it contains {{ShoutOut}}s {{Shout Out}}s to ''Anime/MobileSuitGundam'' (Episode 23 & 24), and Franchise/StarTrek (Episode 24), among others.
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* [[SoBeautifulItsACurse So Beautiful, It's A Curse]]: Kyohei actually has a legitimate claim to this, considering how often he's stalked, kidnapped, and sexually harassed because of his looks. [[MillionairePlayboy Ranmaru]] is a bit more [[TheCasanova arrogant about it]], and [[DudeLooksLikeALady Yuki]] sometimes complains of this when he's [[CrossDresser cross dressing]] or not being taken seriously.
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* [[SoBeautifulItsACurse So Beautiful, It's A Curse]]: SoBeautifulItsACurse: Kyohei actually has a legitimate claim to this, considering how often he's stalked, kidnapped, and sexually harassed because of his looks. [[MillionairePlayboy Ranmaru]] is a bit more [[TheCasanova arrogant about it]], and [[DudeLooksLikeALady Yuki]] sometimes complains of this when he's [[CrossDresser cross dressing]] {{crossdress|er}}ing or not being taken seriously.
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* TrueLoveIsExceptional: Kyohei hates girls, but gets along famously with Sunako, whom he regards as a freak. Is this because of true love, as said by the [[ShipperOnDeck Shippers On Deck]]? [[spoiler:Probably.]]
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* TrueLoveIsExceptional: Kyohei hates girls, but gets along famously with Sunako, whom he regards as a freak. Is this because of true love, as said by the [[ShipperOnDeck Shippers On on Deck]]? [[spoiler:Probably.]]
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* YumYum: The episode with the popsicles. [[FetishFuel Oh the popsicles.]]
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Stylistically similar to ''OuranHighSchoolHostClub'', with a similar 'Reverse' Harem setup, the manga is written and drawn by Tomoko Hayakawa, while the anime is directed by Creator/ShinichiWatanabe (Nabeshin from ''Anime/ExcelSaga'') who makes cameos as various side characters and... totem poles? The manga ended on February 13, 2015, with 36 volumes to its name.
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Stylistically similar to ''OuranHighSchoolHostClub'', ''Manga/OuranHighSchoolHostClub'', with a similar 'Reverse' Harem setup, the manga is written and drawn by Tomoko Hayakawa, while the anime is directed by Creator/ShinichiWatanabe (Nabeshin from ''Anime/ExcelSaga'') who makes cameos as various side characters and... totem poles? The manga ended on February 13, 2015, with 36 volumes to its name.
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* LikeAnOldMarriedCouple: Sunako and Kyohei lapse into this all the time.