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* TheBeard: TheSeries. Until it actually turns real.
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* TheyDo: [[spoiler:Not only do Kyouya and Erika get married, but they have a child and the audience gets to see some of the landmarks of the couple's relationship, just to cement it.]]
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An anime adaptation by TYO Productions aired during the Fall2014Anime season for a total of 12 episodes, with an OVA later bundled with one of the manga volumes. The anime adaptation can be watched legally at Crunchyroll. The series has also been adapted to live-action, released on May 28, 2016 (two weeks after the manga ended) and starring Fumi Nikaido as Erika and Creator/KentoYamazaki as Kyouya.
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An anime adaptation by TYO Productions aired during the Fall2014Anime season premiered in October 2014 and ran for a total of 12 episodes, with an OVA later bundled with one of the manga volumes. The anime adaptation can be watched legally at Crunchyroll. The series has also been adapted to live-action, released on May 28, 2016 (two weeks after the manga ended) and starring Fumi Nikaido as Erika and Creator/KentoYamazaki as Kyouya.
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* CareerVersusMan: [[spoiler: Near the end of the series, Erika is faced with this. She loves Kyouya, but she also loves glass-making and has the chance to go to a great school to further excel in it. She doesn't want to give up her boyfriend nor her potential career. Kyouya is not helping either, bluntly telling Erika that if she chooses to study glass-making, they'll have to break up. It takes Sanda's ArmorPiercingSlap to make him support her to go to Kyoto.]]
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* CareerVersusMan: [[spoiler: Near the end of the series, Erika is faced with this. She loves Kyouya, but she also loves glass-making and has the chance to go to a great school to further excel in it. She doesn't want to give up her boyfriend nor her potential career. Kyouya is not helping either, bluntly telling Erika that if she chooses to study glass-making, they'll have to break up. It takes Sanda's ArmorPiercingSlap slap to make him support her to go to Kyoto.]]
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* HypocriticalHumor: During Chapter 58.5, which sees the married life of Erika and Kyouya, the two are watching a segment about {{Bastard Boyfriend}}s that play with their girlfriends' feelings. Kyouya comments how he'd never want his daughter to end up with a man like that, even though [[spoiler: his daughter came into the world with that ''exact'' coupling in him and Erika]]. Even Erika has to hang a lampshade on that one and gives him a look.
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* HypocriticalHumor: During Chapter 58.5, which sees the married life of Erika and Kyouya, the two are watching a segment about {{Bastard Boyfriend}}s abusive boyfriends that play with their girlfriends' feelings. Kyouya comments how he'd never want his daughter to end up with a man like that, even though [[spoiler: his daughter came into the world with that ''exact'' coupling in him and Erika]]. Even Erika has to hang a lampshade on that one and gives him a look.
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* BastardBoyfriend: Kyouya most definitely, even if it is just for appearance's sake. It still carries over even when [[spoiler: he and Erika [[RelationshipUpgrade start dating for real]]]], but it gradually disappears over the storyline. It entirely disappears by [[spoiler: their marriage]].
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''Okami Shoujo to Kuro Ouji'', roughly translated as "The Wolf Girl and The Black Prince", is a [[ShoujoDemographic shoujo]] manga by Ayuko Hatta, serialized in the monthly magazine ''Bessatsu Margaret'', wrapping up with 16 volumes and 58 chapters, not counting extras.
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''Okami Shoujo to Kuro Ouji'', roughly translated as "The Wolf Girl and The Black Prince", is a [[ShoujoDemographic shoujo]] manga by Ayuko Hatta, Hatta which was serialized in the monthly magazine ''Bessatsu Margaret'', Margaret'' from 2011 to 2016, wrapping up with 16 volumes and 58 chapters, not counting extras.
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An anime adaptation by TYO Productions aired during the Fall2014Anime season for a total of 12 episodes, with an OVA later bundled with one of the manga volumes. The anime adaptation can be watched legally at Crunchyroll. The series has also been adapted to live-action, released on May 28, 2016 (two weeks after the manga ended) and starring Fumi Nikaido as Erika and Kento Yamazaki as Kyouya.
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An anime adaptation by TYO Productions aired during the Fall2014Anime season for a total of 12 episodes, with an OVA later bundled with one of the manga volumes. The anime adaptation can be watched legally at Crunchyroll. The series has also been adapted to live-action, released on May 28, 2016 (two weeks after the manga ended) and starring Fumi Nikaido as Erika and Kento Yamazaki Creator/KentoYamazaki as Kyouya.
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* ClingyJealousGirl: Erika doesn't take well to see Kyouya being touchy-feely with other girls, even accidentally (like with [[spoiler: Sanda]]). [[NotSoDifferent Likewise]], Kyouya can only tolerate exactly four guys to be close with Erika: her father, himself, Takeru, and Nozomi; everyone else is off-limits, and this is ''before'' [[spoiler: he falls in love with her for real]]. They, however, don't hold a candle to [[spoiler: Terasaki, who outright hits Erika to intimidate her to become his girlfriend.]]
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* ClingyJealousGirl: Erika doesn't take well to see Kyouya being touchy-feely with other girls, even accidentally (like with [[spoiler: Sanda]]). [[NotSoDifferent Likewise]], Likewise, Kyouya can only tolerate exactly four guys to be close with Erika: her father, himself, Takeru, and Nozomi; everyone else is off-limits, and this is ''before'' [[spoiler: he falls in love with her for real]]. They, however, don't hold a candle to [[spoiler: Terasaki, who outright hits Erika to intimidate her to become his girlfriend.]]
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* LetsWaitAWhile: Averted yet also ''not'', in hilarious fashion. Erika and Kyouya are about to leave for a private vacation (with Erika having her parents [[SlumberPartyPloy believe she's at a sleepover]]). Sanda brings up that it may lead to intimacy, but Erika admits she feels ready for sex. Yet, when the opportunity presents itself and Erica is ready and waiting, Kyouya [[MoodKiller seemingly rejects her]]. Erika is hurt and confused until Kyouya explains that despite [[ReallyGetsAround his past]], this is his "first time" too; he's never been with someone he cares about and is very nervous about it. After coming to an understanding, they try to have TheirFirstTime... only to get interrupted. After this, it becomes a running gag whenever Erika and Kyouya try to consummate their relationship, something [[InterruptedIntimacy always interrupts them]]. After this happens ''several times'', Kyouya is both [[YouHaveGotToBeKiddingMe annoyed and amused by it]]. However, they manage to finally do it ([[SexyDiscretionShot off-screen]])[[spoiler: before their school finals while studying at Kyouya's house. Before they do, Kyouya lampshades how they normally get interrupted.]] This makes the series one of the few shoujo mangas to actually feature (or at least heavily imply) the lead couple having a sexual relationship.
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* LetsWaitAWhile: Averted yet also ''not'', in hilarious fashion. Erika and Kyouya are about to leave for a private vacation (with Erika having her parents [[SlumberPartyPloy believe she's at a sleepover]]). Sanda brings up that it may lead to intimacy, but Erika admits she feels ready for sex. Yet, when (Kyouya overhears her saying this and becomes oddly anxious.) When the opportunity presents itself and Erica is ready and waiting, Kyouya [[MoodKiller seemingly rejects her]]. Erika is hurt and confused until Kyouya explains that despite [[ReallyGetsAround his past]], this is his "first time" too; he's never been with someone he cares about and is very nervous about it. nervous. After coming to an understanding, they try they're ready to have TheirFirstTime... only to get interrupted. After this, it becomes a running gag whenever Erika and Kyouya try to consummate their relationship, something [[InterruptedIntimacy always interrupts them]]. After this happens ''several times'', Kyouya is both [[YouHaveGotToBeKiddingMe annoyed and amused by it]]. However, they manage to finally do it ([[SexyDiscretionShot off-screen]])[[spoiler: before their school finals while studying at Kyouya's house. Before they do, Kyouya lampshades how they normally get interrupted.interrupted at that point.]] This makes the series one of the few shoujo mangas to actually feature (or at least heavily imply) the lead couple having a sexual relationship.
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* NotGoodWithRejection: Subverted with Rena, who initially seems like the typical ambitious love rival who will sabotage the protagonist through anything when they're rejected, [[spoiler: but it turns that she's perfectly fine with being rejected by Kyouya in favor of her cousin]]. This is not the case with [[spoiler: Terasaki, who after being rejected by Erika twice shows his true colors by slapping her.]]
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* NotGoodWithRejection: Subverted with Rena, who initially seems like the typical ambitious love rival who will sabotage the protagonist through anything when they're rejected, [[spoiler: but it turns that she's perfectly fine with being rejected by Kyouya in favor of her cousin]]. This is not the case with [[spoiler: Terasaki, who after Terasaki. After being rejected by Erika twice Erika, he shows his true colors by slapping her.her and demanding she accept him or face further physical assault.]]
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* WhatDoesSheSeeInHim: San often wonders why Erika is pursuing Kyouya. Even Erika found herself thinking that on multiple occasions when his emotional abuse gets too much for her.
* WithFriendsLikeThese: Played with. Marin and Aki can be annoying at times and Erika mainly puts up with them at first just to have friends to hang out with. However, it's clear as the manga goes on that the two genuinely care for Erika, as best highlighted when [[spoiler: Erika reveals that Kyouya was a fake boyfriend when she first introduced him. She fully expects them to be outraged and ditch her, but they're instead highly impressed she actually pulled off such a scheme and also got the guy for real; excitedly begging for full story details of the relationship]]. Not so in the film adaptation, though, as [[spoiler: the two quickly distance themselves from Erika the moment the facade breaks.]]
* WomenAreWiser: Compare Terasaki and Kasai, who are introduced together in chapter 39 as serve as love rivals for Kyouya and Erika, respectively. The two complicate the couple's relationship, but while [[spoiler: Kasai is fine with Kyouya choosing to continue date Erika and even makes amends with her, Terasaki goes absolutely ''ballistic'' when Erika rejects his suggestion to break up with Kyouya and has to be restrained physically before he hurts her again. He never makes amends with any of them, either.]]
* WithFriendsLikeThese: Played with. Marin and Aki can be annoying at times and Erika mainly puts up with them at first just to have friends to hang out with. However, it's clear as the manga goes on that the two genuinely care for Erika, as best highlighted when [[spoiler: Erika reveals that Kyouya was a fake boyfriend when she first introduced him. She fully expects them to be outraged and ditch her, but they're instead highly impressed she actually pulled off such a scheme and also got the guy for real; excitedly begging for full story details of the relationship]]. Not so in the film adaptation, though, as [[spoiler: the two quickly distance themselves from Erika the moment the facade breaks.]]
* WomenAreWiser: Compare Terasaki and Kasai, who are introduced together in chapter 39 as serve as love rivals for Kyouya and Erika, respectively. The two complicate the couple's relationship, but while [[spoiler: Kasai is fine with Kyouya choosing to continue date Erika and even makes amends with her, Terasaki goes absolutely ''ballistic'' when Erika rejects his suggestion to break up with Kyouya and has to be restrained physically before he hurts her again. He never makes amends with any of them, either.]]
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* WhatDoesSheSeeInHim: San often wonders why Erika is pursuing Kyouya. Even Erika found finds herself thinking that this on multiple occasions when his emotional abuse gets to be too much much, declaring herself a masochist for her.
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* WithFriendsLikeThese: Played with. Marin and Aki can be annoying at times and Erika mainly puts up with them at first just to have friends to hang out with. However, it's clear as the manga goes on that the two genuinely care for Erika, as best highlighted when [[spoiler: Erika reveals that Kyouya was a fake boyfriend when she first introduced him. She fully expects them to be outraged and ditch her, but they're insteadhighly impressed she actually pulled off such a scheme and also got the guy for real; excitedly begging for full story details of the relationship]]. Not so in the film adaptation, though, as [[spoiler: the two quickly distance themselves from Erika the moment the facade breaks.]]
* WomenAreWiser: Compare Terasaki and Kasai, who are introduced together in chapter 39 as serve as love rivals for Kyouya and Erika, respectively. The two complicate the couple's relationship, but while [[spoiler: Kasai isfine with accepting of Kyouya choosing to continue date Erika and even makes Erica over her (even making amends with her, her), Terasaki goes absolutely ''ballistic'' when Erika rejects his suggestion to break up with him for Kyouya and has to be physically restrained physically before he hurts her again. from assaulting her. He never makes amends with any of them, either.them either and even declares his hopes their relationship ends in heartbreak.]]
* WithFriendsLikeThese: Played with. Marin and Aki can be annoying at times and Erika mainly puts up with them at first just to have friends to hang out with. However, it's clear as the manga goes on that the two genuinely care for Erika, as best highlighted when [[spoiler: Erika reveals that Kyouya was a fake boyfriend when she first introduced him. She fully expects them to be outraged and ditch her, but they're instead
* WomenAreWiser: Compare Terasaki and Kasai, who are introduced together in chapter 39 as serve as love rivals for Kyouya and Erika, respectively. The two complicate the couple's relationship, but while [[spoiler: Kasai is
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* LetsWaitAWhile: Averted yet also ''not'', in hilarious fashion. Erika and Kyouya are about to leave for a private vacation (with Erika having her parents [[SlumberPartyPloy believe she's at a sleepover]]). Sanda brings up that it may lead to intimacy, but Erika admits she feels ready for sex. Yet, when the opportunity presents itself and Erica is ready and waiting, Kyouya [[MoodKiller seemingly rejects her]]. Erika is hurt and confused until Kyouya explains that despite [[ReallyGetsAround his past]], this is his "first time" too; he's never been with someone he cares about and is nervous "just like anyone else". After coming to an understanding, they try to have TheirFirstTime... only to get interrupted. After this, it becomes a running gag whenever Erika and Kyouya try to consummate their relationship, something [[InterruptedIntimacy always interrupts them]]. After this happens ''several times'', Kyouya is both [[YouHaveGotToBeKiddingMe amused and annoyed by it]]. However, they manage to finally do it ([[SexyDiscretionShot off-screen]])[[spoiler: before their school finals while studying at Kyouya's house. Before they do, Kyouya has to lampshade how they normally get interrupted.]] This makes the series one of the few shoujo mangas to actually feature (or at least heavily imply) the lead couple having a sexual relationship.
* LongDistanceRelationship: [[spoiler: At the end of the series, Erika and Kyouya choose to settle down to this after the former's CareerVersusMan dilemma. They manage it well before deciding to live together as soon as they can.]]
* LongDistanceRelationship: [[spoiler: At the end of the series, Erika and Kyouya choose to settle down to this after the former's CareerVersusMan dilemma. They manage it well before deciding to live together as soon as they can.]]
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* LetsWaitAWhile: Averted yet also ''not'', in hilarious fashion. Erika and Kyouya are about to leave for a private vacation (with Erika having her parents [[SlumberPartyPloy believe she's at a sleepover]]). Sanda brings up that it may lead to intimacy, but Erika admits she feels ready for sex. Yet, when the opportunity presents itself and Erica is ready and waiting, Kyouya [[MoodKiller seemingly rejects her]]. Erika is hurt and confused until Kyouya explains that despite [[ReallyGetsAround his past]], this is his "first time" too; he's never been with someone he cares about and is very nervous "just like anyone else".about it. After coming to an understanding, they try to have TheirFirstTime... only to get interrupted. After this, it becomes a running gag whenever Erika and Kyouya try to consummate their relationship, something [[InterruptedIntimacy always interrupts them]]. After this happens ''several times'', Kyouya is both [[YouHaveGotToBeKiddingMe amused and annoyed and amused by it]]. However, they manage to finally do it ([[SexyDiscretionShot off-screen]])[[spoiler: before their school finals while studying at Kyouya's house. Before they do, Kyouya has to lampshade lampshades how they normally get interrupted.]] This makes the series one of the few shoujo mangas to actually feature (or at least heavily imply) the lead couple having a sexual relationship.
* LongDistanceRelationship: [[spoiler: At the end of the series, Erika and Kyouya choose to settle down to this after the former's CareerVersusMan dilemma. They manage it well before deciding to live togetheras soon as they can.after college graduation.]]
* LongDistanceRelationship: [[spoiler: At the end of the series, Erika and Kyouya choose to settle down to this after the former's CareerVersusMan dilemma. They manage it well before deciding to live together
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* LetsWaitAWhile: Averted yet also ''not'', in hilarious fashion. Erika and Kyouya are about to leave for a private vacation (with Erika having her parents [[SlumberPartyPloy believe she's at a sleepover]]). Sanda brings up that it may lead to intimacy, but Erika admits she feels ready for sex. Yet, when the opportunity presents itself and Erica is ready and waiting, Kyouya to [[MoodKiller seemingly rejects her]]. Erika is hurt and confused until Kyouya explains that despite [[ReallyGetsAround his past]], this is his "first time" too; he's never been with someone he cares about and is nervous "just like anyone else". After coming to an understanding, they try to have TheirFirstTime... only to get interrupted. After this, it becomes a running gag whenever Erika and Kyouya try to consummate their relationship, something [[InterruptedIntimacy always interrupts them]]. After this happens ''several times'', Kyouya is both [[YouHaveGotToBeKiddingMe amused and annoyed by it]]. However, they manage to finally do it ([[SexyDiscretionShot off-screen]])[[spoiler: before their school finals while studying at Kyouya's house. Before they do, Kyouya has to lampshade how they normally get interrupted.]] This makes the series one of the few shoujo mangas to actually feature (or at least heavily imply) the lead couple having a sexual relationship.
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* LetsWaitAWhile: Averted yet also ''not'', in hilarious fashion. Erika and Kyouya are about to leave for a private vacation (with Erika having her parents [[SlumberPartyPloy believe she's at a sleepover]]). Sanda brings up that it may lead to intimacy, but Erika admits she feels ready for sex. Yet, when the opportunity presents itself and Erica is ready and waiting, Kyouya to [[MoodKiller seemingly rejects her]]. Erika is hurt and confused until Kyouya explains that despite [[ReallyGetsAround his past]], this is his "first time" too; he's never been with someone he cares about and is nervous "just like anyone else". After coming to an understanding, they try to have TheirFirstTime... only to get interrupted. After this, it becomes a running gag whenever Erika and Kyouya try to consummate their relationship, something [[InterruptedIntimacy always interrupts them]]. After this happens ''several times'', Kyouya is both [[YouHaveGotToBeKiddingMe amused and annoyed by it]]. However, they manage to finally do it ([[SexyDiscretionShot off-screen]])[[spoiler: before their school finals while studying at Kyouya's house. Before they do, Kyouya has to lampshade how they normally get interrupted.]] This makes the series one of the few shoujo mangas to actually feature (or at least heavily imply) the lead couple having a sexual relationship.
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* HypocriticalHumor: During Chapter 58.5, Erika and Kyouya are watching a segment about {{Bastard Boyfriend}}s that play with their girlfriends' feelings. Kyouya comments that he'd never want his daughter to end up with a man like that, even though [[spoiler: his daughter came into the world with that ''exact'' coupling in him and Erika]]. Even Erika has to hang a lampshade on that one.
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* HypocriticalHumor: During Chapter 58.5, which sees the married life of Erika and Kyouya Kyouya, the two are watching a segment about {{Bastard Boyfriend}}s that play with their girlfriends' feelings. Kyouya comments that how he'd never want his daughter to end up with a man like that, even though [[spoiler: his daughter came into the world with that ''exact'' coupling in him and Erika]]. Even Erika has to hang a lampshade on that one.one and gives him a look.
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* LetsWaitAWhile: Averted yet also ''not'', in hilarious fashion. Erika and Kyouya are about to leave for a private vacation (with Erika having her parents [[SlumberPartyPloy believe she's at a sleepover]]). Sanda brings up that it may lead to intimacy, but Erika admits she feels ready for sex. Yet, when the opportunity presents itself and Erica is ready and waiting... ''Kyouya'' is the one who [[MoodKiller seemingly rejects her]]. Erika is hurt and confused until Kyouya explains that despite [[ReallyGetsAround his past]], this is his "first time" too; he's never been with someone he cares about and is nervous "just like anyone else". After coming to an understanding, they try to have TheirFirstTime... only to get interrupted. After this, it becomes a running gag whenever Erika and Kyouya try to consummate their relationship, something [[InterruptedIntimacy always interrupts them]]. After a while, Kyouya is both [[YouHaveGotToBeKiddingMe amused and annoyed by it]]. However, they manage to finally do it ([[SexyDiscretionShot off-screen]])[[spoiler: before their school finals while studying at Kyouya's house. Before they do, Kyouya has to lampshade how they normally get interrupted.]] This makes the series one of the few shoujo mangas to actually feature (or at least heavily imply) the lead couple having a sexual relationship.
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* LetsWaitAWhile: Averted yet also ''not'', in hilarious fashion. Erika and Kyouya are about to leave for a private vacation (with Erika having her parents [[SlumberPartyPloy believe she's at a sleepover]]). Sanda brings up that it may lead to intimacy, but Erika admits she feels ready for sex. Yet, when the opportunity presents itself and Erica is ready and waiting... ''Kyouya'' is the one who waiting, Kyouya to [[MoodKiller seemingly rejects her]]. Erika is hurt and confused until Kyouya explains that despite [[ReallyGetsAround his past]], this is his "first time" too; he's never been with someone he cares about and is nervous "just like anyone else". After coming to an understanding, they try to have TheirFirstTime... only to get interrupted. After this, it becomes a running gag whenever Erika and Kyouya try to consummate their relationship, something [[InterruptedIntimacy always interrupts them]]. After a while, this happens ''several times'', Kyouya is both [[YouHaveGotToBeKiddingMe amused and annoyed by it]]. However, they manage to finally do it ([[SexyDiscretionShot off-screen]])[[spoiler: before their school finals while studying at Kyouya's house. Before they do, Kyouya has to lampshade how they normally get interrupted.]] This makes the series one of the few shoujo mangas to actually feature (or at least heavily imply) the lead couple having a sexual relationship.
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* LetsWaitAWhile: Averted yet also ''not'', in hilarious fashion. Erika and Kyouya are about to leave for a private vacation (with Erika having her parents believe she's at a sleepover). Sanda brings up that it may lead to intimacy, but Erika admits she feels ready for sex. Yet, when the opportunity presents itself, ''Kyouya'' is the one who [[MoodKiller seemingly rejects her]]. Erika is confused until Kyouya explains that despite [[ReallyGetsAround his past]], this is his "first time" too; he's never been with someone he cares about and is nervous "just like anyone else". They try to have TheirFirstTime... only to get interrupted. After this, it becomes a running gag whenever Erika and Kyouya try to consummate their relationship, something [[InterruptedIntimacy always interrupts them]]. After a while, Kyouya is both [[YouHaveGotToBeKiddingMe amused and annoyed by it]]. However, they manage to finally do it ([[SexyDiscretionShot off-screen]])[[spoiler: before their school finals while studying at Kyouya's house. Before they do, Kyouya has to lampshade how they normally get interrupted.]] This makes the series one of the few shoujo mangas to actually feature (or at least heavily imply) the lead couple having a sexual relationship.
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* LetsWaitAWhile: Averted yet also ''not'', in hilarious fashion. Erika and Kyouya are about to leave for a private vacation (with Erika having her parents [[SlumberPartyPloy believe she's at a sleepover).sleepover]]). Sanda brings up that it may lead to intimacy, but Erika admits she feels ready for sex. Yet, when the opportunity presents itself, itself and Erica is ready and waiting... ''Kyouya'' is the one who [[MoodKiller seemingly rejects her]]. Erika is hurt and confused until Kyouya explains that despite [[ReallyGetsAround his past]], this is his "first time" too; he's never been with someone he cares about and is nervous "just like anyone else". They After coming to an understanding, they try to have TheirFirstTime... only to get interrupted. After this, it becomes a running gag whenever Erika and Kyouya try to consummate their relationship, something [[InterruptedIntimacy always interrupts them]]. After a while, Kyouya is both [[YouHaveGotToBeKiddingMe amused and annoyed by it]]. However, they manage to finally do it ([[SexyDiscretionShot off-screen]])[[spoiler: before their school finals while studying at Kyouya's house. Before they do, Kyouya has to lampshade how they normally get interrupted.]] This makes the series one of the few shoujo mangas to actually feature (or at least heavily imply) the lead couple having a sexual relationship.
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* WithFriendsLikeThese: Marin and Aki can be annoying at times and Erika mainly puts up with them at first just to have friends to hang out with. However, it's clear as the manga goes on that the two genuinely care for Erika, as best highlighted when [[spoiler: Erika reveals that Kyouya was a fake boyfriend when she first introduced him. She fully expects them to be outraged and ditch her, but they're instead impressed she actually pulled off such a scheme and also got the guy for real; excitedly begging for full story details of the relationship]]. Not so in the film adaptation, though, as [[spoiler: the two quickly distance themselves from Erika the moment the facade breaks.]]
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* WithFriendsLikeThese: Played with. Marin and Aki can be annoying at times and Erika mainly puts up with them at first just to have friends to hang out with. However, it's clear as the manga goes on that the two genuinely care for Erika, as best highlighted when [[spoiler: Erika reveals that Kyouya was a fake boyfriend when she first introduced him. She fully expects them to be outraged and ditch her, but they're instead highly impressed she actually pulled off such a scheme and also got the guy for real; excitedly begging for full story details of the relationship]]. Not so in the film adaptation, though, as [[spoiler: the two quickly distance themselves from Erika the moment the facade breaks.]]
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* HypocriticalHumor: During Chapter 58.5, Erika and Kyouya are watching a segment about {{Bastard Boyfriend}}s that play with their girlfriends' feelings. Kyouya comments that he'd never want his daughter to end up with a man like that, even though [[spoiler: his daughter came into the world with that ''exact'' coupling in he and Erika]]. Even Erika has to hang a lampshade on that one.
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* HypocriticalHumor: During Chapter 58.5, Erika and Kyouya are watching a segment about {{Bastard Boyfriend}}s that play with their girlfriends' feelings. Kyouya comments that he'd never want his daughter to end up with a man like that, even though [[spoiler: his daughter came into the world with that ''exact'' coupling in he him and Erika]]. Even Erika has to hang a lampshade on that one.
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The story gets interesting when said guy in the photo happens to be a classmate! And not just an average classmate, but the school prince, Sata Kyouya!
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The story gets interesting when said guy in the photo happens to be a classmate! And not just an average classmate, but the school prince, Sata Kyouya!
Kyouya Sata!
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''Okami Shoujo to Kuro Ouji'', roughly translated as "The Wolf Girl and The Black Prince", is a [[ShoujoDemographic shoujo]] manga by Ayuko Hatta, serialized in the monthly magazine ''Bessatsu Margaret'', wrapping up with 16 volumes and 58 chapters, not counting extras. An anime adaptation by TYO Productions aired during the Fall2014Anime season for a total of 12 episodes, with an OVA later bundled with one of the manga volumes.
The anime adaptation can be watched legally at Crunchyroll.
The anime adaptation can be watched legally at Crunchyroll.
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''Okami Shoujo to Kuro Ouji'', roughly translated as "The Wolf Girl and The Black Prince", is a [[ShoujoDemographic shoujo]] manga by Ayuko Hatta, serialized in the monthly magazine ''Bessatsu Margaret'', wrapping up with 16 volumes and 58 chapters, not counting extras.
An anime adaptation by TYO Productions aired during the Fall2014Anime season for a total of 12 episodes, with an OVA later bundled with one of the mangavolumes.
volumes. The anime adaptation can be watched legally at Crunchyroll.
Crunchyroll. The series has also been adapted to live-action, released on May 28, 2016 (two weeks after the manga ended) and starring Fumi Nikaido as Erika and Kento Yamazaki as Kyouya.
An anime adaptation by TYO Productions aired during the Fall2014Anime season for a total of 12 episodes, with an OVA later bundled with one of the manga
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* BigLittleBrother: Averted with Kyouya and Reika, who is about the same height as him, but played straight with Sanda and her little brother.
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* BigLittleBrother: Averted Played straight with Kyouya and Reika, who is about the same height Reika as him, but played straight with well as Sanda and her little brother.
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* CareerVersusMan: [[spoiler: Near the end of the series, Erika is faced with this. She loves Kyouya, but she also loves glass-making and has the chance to go to a great school to further excel in it. She doesn't want to give up her boyfriend nor her potential career. Kyouya is not helping either, bluntly telling Erika that if she chooses to study glass-making, they'll have to break up. It takes Sanda's ArmorPiercingSlap to make him support her to going to Kyoto.]]
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* CareerVersusMan: [[spoiler: Near the end of the series, Erika is faced with this. She loves Kyouya, but she also loves glass-making and has the chance to go to a great school to further excel in it. She doesn't want to give up her boyfriend nor her potential career. Kyouya is not helping either, bluntly telling Erika that if she chooses to study glass-making, they'll have to break up. It takes Sanda's ArmorPiercingSlap to make him support her to going go to Kyoto.]]
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* WomenAreWiser: Compare Terasaki and Kasai, who are introduced together in chapter 39 as serve as hypotenuses for Kyouya and Erika, respectively. The two complicate the couple's relationship, but while [[spoiler: Kasai is fine with Kyouya choosing to continue date Erika and even make amends with her, Terasaki goes absolutely ''ballistic'' when Erika rejects his suggestion to break up with Kyouya and has to be restrained physically before he hurts her again. He never makes amends with any of them, either.]]
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* WomenAreWiser: Compare Terasaki and Kasai, who are introduced together in chapter 39 as serve as hypotenuses love rivals for Kyouya and Erika, respectively. The two complicate the couple's relationship, but while [[spoiler: Kasai is fine with Kyouya choosing to continue date Erika and even make makes amends with her, Terasaki goes absolutely ''ballistic'' when Erika rejects his suggestion to break up with Kyouya and has to be restrained physically before he hurts her again. He never makes amends with any of them, either.]]
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Erika Shirohana, an OrdinaryHighSchoolStudent, is often jealous of her friends' boyfriends - so she lies about having one herself to be a part of the group. When her friends become suspicious of her having an actual boyfriend, she claims a handsome boy in the picture on her cellphone is her boyfriend (she actually just took a random picture of the guy on street).
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Erika Shirohana, Shinohara, an OrdinaryHighSchoolStudent, is often jealous of her friends' boyfriends - so she lies about having one herself to be a part of the group. When her friends become suspicious of her having an actual boyfriend, she claims a handsome boy in the picture on her cellphone is her boyfriend (she actually just took a random picture of the guy on street).
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* TheBeard: TheSeries.
* BecomingTheMask: Despite all that's said and done, Erika begins to grow actual feelings for Kyouya. [[spoiler: Same for Kyouya later on, showing some [[ClingyJealousGirl Clingy Jealous Boy]] tendencies and eventually realizing that he really ''does'' like Erika]] later on in the manga.
* BecomingTheMask: Despite all that's said and done, Erika begins to grow actual feelings for Kyouya. [[spoiler: Same for Kyouya later on, showing some [[ClingyJealousGirl Clingy Jealous Boy]] tendencies and eventually realizing that he really ''does'' like Erika]] later on in the manga.
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* TheBeard: TheSeries.
TheSeries. Until it actually turns real.
* BecomingTheMask: Despite all that's said and done, Erika begins to grow actual feelings for Kyouya. [[spoiler: Same for Kyouya later on, showing some [[ClingyJealousGirl Clingy Jealous Boy]] tendencies and eventually realizing that he really ''does'' like Erika]] after all later on in themanga.manga and admits he wants her for real.
* BecomingTheMask: Despite all that's said and done, Erika begins to grow actual feelings for Kyouya. [[spoiler: Same for Kyouya later on, showing some [[ClingyJealousGirl Clingy Jealous Boy]] tendencies and eventually realizing that he really ''does'' like Erika]] after all later on in the
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* EpicFail: One of Kyouya's attempts to confess to Erika on her birthday turns into "I love your 'do."
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* EpicFail: One of Kyouya's attempts to confess to Erika on her birthday (as her birthday present) turns into "I love your 'do."" Erika is still touched by the random compliment as Kyouya is comically ashamed of himself.
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* LetsWaitAWhile: Averted yet also ''not'', in hilarious fashion. Erika and Kyouya are about to leave for a private vacation (with Erika having her parents believe she's at a sleepover). Sanda brings up that it may lead to intimacy, but Erika admits she feels ready for sex. Yet, when the opportunity presents itself, ''Kyouya'' is the one who [[MoodKiller seemingly rejects her]]. Erika is confused until Kyouya explains that despite [[ReallyGetsAround his past]], this is his "first time" too as he's never slept with someone he cares about and is nervous. They try to have TheirFirstTime... only to get interrupted. After this, it becomes a running gag whenever Erika and Kyouya try to consummate their relationship, something [[InterruptedIntimacy always interrupts them]]. (In order: hesitation, friends showing up, Erica's period and, later, Erica's dad suddenly calling because he wants her home, etc.) After a while, Kyouya is both [[YouHaveGotToBeKiddingMe amused and annoyed by it]]. However, they manage to finally do it ([[SexyDiscretionShot off-screen]])[[spoiler: before finishing their high school finals. Before they do, Kyouya lampshades how they always get interrupted.]] This makes the series one of the few shoujo mangas to actually feature (or at least heavily imply) the lead couple having a sexual relationship.
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* LetsWaitAWhile: Averted yet also ''not'', in hilarious fashion. Erika and Kyouya are about to leave for a private vacation (with Erika having her parents believe she's at a sleepover). Sanda brings up that it may lead to intimacy, but Erika admits she feels ready for sex. Yet, when the opportunity presents itself, ''Kyouya'' is the one who [[MoodKiller seemingly rejects her]]. Erika is confused until Kyouya explains that despite [[ReallyGetsAround his past]], this is his "first time" too as too; he's never slept been with someone he cares about and is nervous.nervous "just like anyone else". They try to have TheirFirstTime... only to get interrupted. After this, it becomes a running gag whenever Erika and Kyouya try to consummate their relationship, something [[InterruptedIntimacy always interrupts them]]. (In order: hesitation, friends showing up, Erica's period and, later, Erica's dad suddenly calling because he wants her home, etc.) After a while, Kyouya is both [[YouHaveGotToBeKiddingMe amused and annoyed by it]]. However, they manage to finally do it ([[SexyDiscretionShot off-screen]])[[spoiler: before finishing their high school finals. finals while studying at Kyouya's house. Before they do, Kyouya lampshades has to lampshade how they always normally get interrupted.]] This makes the series one of the few shoujo mangas to actually feature (or at least heavily imply) the lead couple having a sexual relationship.
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* LetsWaitAWhile: Averted yet also ''not'', in hilarious fashion. Erika and Kyouya are about to leave for a private vacation together (with Erika lying to her parents that she's going for a sleepover with Sanda). Sanda brings up that it may lead to sexual intimacy, but Erika admits she feels ready for sex. Yet, when the opportunity presents itself, ''Kyouya'' is the one who doesn't feel ready (as it's his "first time" too, since he's never slept with someone he cares about) and "rejects" her due to nerves. After talking their feelings out, they try to finally sleep together... only to get interrupted. After this, it becomes a running gag whenever Erika and Kyouya try to consummate their relationship, something inevitably ''always'' interrupts them. (In order: hesitation, friends showing up, Erica's period and, later, Erica's dad suddenly calling because he wants her home, etc.) However, they manage to finally do it (off-screen)[[spoiler: before finishing their high school finals. Before they do, Kyouya lampshades how they always get interrupted during attempted intimacy.]] This makes the series one of the few shoujo mangas to actually feature (or at least heavily imply) the lead couple having a sexual relationship.
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* LetsWaitAWhile: Averted yet also ''not'', in hilarious fashion. Erika and Kyouya are about to leave for a private vacation together (with Erika lying to having her parents that believe she's going for at a sleepover with Sanda). sleepover). Sanda brings up that it may lead to sexual intimacy, but Erika admits she feels ready for sex. Yet, when the opportunity presents itself, ''Kyouya'' is the one who doesn't feel ready (as it's [[MoodKiller seemingly rejects her]]. Erika is confused until Kyouya explains that despite [[ReallyGetsAround his past]], this is his "first time" too, since too as he's never slept with someone he cares about) about and "rejects" her due to nerves. After talking their feelings out, they is nervous. They try to finally sleep together...have TheirFirstTime... only to get interrupted. After this, it becomes a running gag whenever Erika and Kyouya try to consummate their relationship, something inevitably ''always'' [[InterruptedIntimacy always interrupts them.them]]. (In order: hesitation, friends showing up, Erica's period and, later, Erica's dad suddenly calling because he wants her home, etc.) After a while, Kyouya is both [[YouHaveGotToBeKiddingMe amused and annoyed by it]]. However, they manage to finally do it (off-screen)[[spoiler: ([[SexyDiscretionShot off-screen]])[[spoiler: before finishing their high school finals. Before they do, Kyouya lampshades how they always get interrupted during attempted intimacy.interrupted.]] This makes the series one of the few shoujo mangas to actually feature (or at least heavily imply) the lead couple having a sexual relationship.
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* TheGhost: Kyoua's father is referenced a few times but never makes it onscreen.
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* TheGhost: Kyoua's father is referenced and mentioned a few times times, but never makes it onscreen.
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* WhatDoesSheSeeInHim: San often wonders why Erika is pursuing Kyouya. Even Erika found herself thinking that on multiple occasions.
* WithFriendsLikeThese: Marin and Aki can be annoying at times and Erika mainly puts up with them at first just to have friends to hang out with. However, it's clear as the manga goes on that the two genuinely care for Erika, as best highlighted when [[spoiler: Erika reveals that Kyouya was a fake boyfriend when she first introduced him. She fully expects them to be outraged and ditch her, but they're instead impressed she pulled off such a scheme and also got the guy for real; excitedly begging for full story details of she fell in love for real]]. Not so in the film adaptation, though, as [[spoiler: the two quickly distance themselves from Erika the moment the facade breaks.]]
* WithFriendsLikeThese: Marin and Aki can be annoying at times and Erika mainly puts up with them at first just to have friends to hang out with. However, it's clear as the manga goes on that the two genuinely care for Erika, as best highlighted when [[spoiler: Erika reveals that Kyouya was a fake boyfriend when she first introduced him. She fully expects them to be outraged and ditch her, but they're instead impressed she pulled off such a scheme and also got the guy for real; excitedly begging for full story details of she fell in love for real]]. Not so in the film adaptation, though, as [[spoiler: the two quickly distance themselves from Erika the moment the facade breaks.]]
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* WhatDoesSheSeeInHim: San often wonders why Erika is pursuing Kyouya. Even Erika found herself thinking that on multiple occasions.
occasions when his emotional abuse gets too much for her.
* WithFriendsLikeThese: Marin and Aki can be annoying at times and Erika mainly puts up with them at first just to have friends to hang out with. However, it's clear as the manga goes on that the two genuinely care for Erika, as best highlighted when [[spoiler: Erika reveals that Kyouya was a fake boyfriend when she first introduced him. She fully expects them to be outraged and ditch her, but they're instead impressed she actually pulled off such a scheme and also got the guy for real; excitedly begging for full story details ofshe fell in love for real]].the relationship]]. Not so in the film adaptation, though, as [[spoiler: the two quickly distance themselves from Erika the moment the facade breaks.]]
* WithFriendsLikeThese: Marin and Aki can be annoying at times and Erika mainly puts up with them at first just to have friends to hang out with. However, it's clear as the manga goes on that the two genuinely care for Erika, as best highlighted when [[spoiler: Erika reveals that Kyouya was a fake boyfriend when she first introduced him. She fully expects them to be outraged and ditch her, but they're instead impressed she actually pulled off such a scheme and also got the guy for real; excitedly begging for full story details of
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* IWantMyBelovedToBeHappy: Kusakabe willingly lets Erika go after he realizes that she is still pining after Kyouya. Also [[spoiler: Sanda, who in one side story is revealed to have had a crush on Kyouya, but keeps it to herself as she values her friendship with Erika more. Although, her crush dies quite a bit after learning of his true manipulative nature through Erica.]]
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* IWantMyBelovedToBeHappy: Kusakabe willingly lets Erika go after he realizes that she is still pining after Kyouya. Also [[spoiler: Sanda, who in one side story is revealed to have had a crush on Kyouya, but keeps it to herself as she values her friendship with Erika more. Although, her crush dies quite ''quite'' a bit after learning of his true manipulative nature through Erica.]]
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* LetsWaitAWhile: Averted yet also ''not'', in hilarious fashion. Erika and Kyouya are about to leave for a private vacation together (with Erika lying to her parents that she's going for a sleepover with Sanda). Sanda brings up that it may lead to sexual intimacy, but Erika admits she feels ready for sex. Yet, when the opportunity presents itself, ''Kyouya'' is the one who doesn't feel ready (as it's his "first time" too, as he's never slept with someone he cares about) and "rejects" her due to nerves. After talking their feelings out, they try to finally sleep together... only to get interrupted. After this, it becomes a running gag whenever Erika and Kyouya try to consummate their relationship, something inevitably ''always'' interrupts them. (In order: hesitation, friends showing up, Erica's period and, later, Erica's dad suddenly calling because he wants her home, etc.) However, they manage to finally do it (off-screen)[[spoiler: before finishing their high school finals. Before they do, Kyouya lampshades how they always get interrupted during attempted intimacy.]] This makes the series one of the few shoujo mangas to actually feature (or at least heavily imply) the lead couple having a sexual relationship.
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* LetsWaitAWhile: Averted yet also ''not'', in hilarious fashion. Erika and Kyouya are about to leave for a private vacation together (with Erika lying to her parents that she's going for a sleepover with Sanda). Sanda brings up that it may lead to sexual intimacy, but Erika admits she feels ready for sex. Yet, when the opportunity presents itself, ''Kyouya'' is the one who doesn't feel ready (as it's his "first time" too, as since he's never slept with someone he cares about) and "rejects" her due to nerves. After talking their feelings out, they try to finally sleep together... only to get interrupted. After this, it becomes a running gag whenever Erika and Kyouya try to consummate their relationship, something inevitably ''always'' interrupts them. (In order: hesitation, friends showing up, Erica's period and, later, Erica's dad suddenly calling because he wants her home, etc.) However, they manage to finally do it (off-screen)[[spoiler: before finishing their high school finals. Before they do, Kyouya lampshades how they always get interrupted during attempted intimacy.]] This makes the series one of the few shoujo mangas to actually feature (or at least heavily imply) the lead couple having a sexual relationship.
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* WithFriendsLikeThese: Marin and Aki can be annoying at times and Erika mainly puts up with them at first just to have friends to hang out with. However, it's clear as the manga goes on that the two genuinely care for Erika, as best highlighted when [[spoiler: Erika reveals that Kyouya was a fake boyfriend when she first introduced him, yet they take it in stride]]. Not so in the film adaptation, though, as [[spoiler: the two quickly distance themselves from Erika the moment the facade breaks.]]
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* WithFriendsLikeThese: Marin and Aki can be annoying at times and Erika mainly puts up with them at first just to have friends to hang out with. However, it's clear as the manga goes on that the two genuinely care for Erika, as best highlighted when [[spoiler: Erika reveals that Kyouya was a fake boyfriend when she first introduced him, yet they take it him. She fully expects them to be outraged and ditch her, but they're instead impressed she pulled off such a scheme and also got the guy for real; excitedly begging for full story details of she fell in stride]].love for real]]. Not so in the film adaptation, though, as [[spoiler: the two quickly distance themselves from Erika the moment the facade breaks.]]
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* ContrivedCoincidence: Who'd have thought that the photo Erika took one day turned out to be the [[{{Bishounen}} handsome mug]] of the school's hottest guy?
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* ContrivedCoincidence: Who'd have thought that the photo Erika took one day of a random cute guy turned out to be the [[{{Bishounen}} handsome mug]] of the school's hottest guy?guy? The most popular guy that she, by coincidence, ''never'' heard of before?
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* LetsWaitAWhile: A running gag in the manga is how whenever Erika and Kyouya try to consummate their relationship, something inevitably ''always'' interrupts them. (In order: hesitation, friends showing up, Erica's period and, later, Erica's dad suddenly calling because he wants her home, etc.) However, they do manage to finally do it [[spoiler: after finishing their finals. Before they do, Kyouya lampshades how they always get interrupted during attempted intimacy.]] This makes the series one of the few shoujo mangas to actually feature (or at least heavily imply) the lead couple having a sexual relationship.
* LongDistanceRelationship: [[spoiler: At the end of the series, Erika and Kyouya choose to settle down to this after the former's CareerVersusMan dilemma. They manage it well.]]
* LongDistanceRelationship: [[spoiler: At the end of the series, Erika and Kyouya choose to settle down to this after the former's CareerVersusMan dilemma. They manage it well.]]
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* LetsWaitAWhile: A Averted yet also ''not'', in hilarious fashion. Erika and Kyouya are about to leave for a private vacation together (with Erika lying to her parents that she's going for a sleepover with Sanda). Sanda brings up that it may lead to sexual intimacy, but Erika admits she feels ready for sex. Yet, when the opportunity presents itself, ''Kyouya'' is the one who doesn't feel ready (as it's his "first time" too, as he's never slept with someone he cares about) and "rejects" her due to nerves. After talking their feelings out, they try to finally sleep together... only to get interrupted. After this, it becomes a running gag in the manga is how whenever Erika and Kyouya try to consummate their relationship, something inevitably ''always'' interrupts them. (In order: hesitation, friends showing up, Erica's period and, later, Erica's dad suddenly calling because he wants her home, etc.) However, they do manage to finally do it [[spoiler: after (off-screen)[[spoiler: before finishing their high school finals. Before they do, Kyouya lampshades how they always get interrupted during attempted intimacy.]] This makes the series one of the few shoujo mangas to actually feature (or at least heavily imply) the lead couple having a sexual relationship.
* LongDistanceRelationship: [[spoiler: At the end of the series, Erika and Kyouya choose to settle down to this after the former's CareerVersusMan dilemma. They manage itwell.well before deciding to live together as soon as they can.]]
* LongDistanceRelationship: [[spoiler: At the end of the series, Erika and Kyouya choose to settle down to this after the former's CareerVersusMan dilemma. They manage it
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Erika Shirohana, an OrdinaryHighSchoolStudent, is often jealous of her friends' boyfriends - so she lies about having one herself to be a part of the group. When her friends become suspicious of her having an actual boyfriend, she claims a handsome boy in the picture on her cellphone is her boyfriend (she actually just took a random picture of the guy on street).
The story gets interesting when said guy in the photo happens to be a classmate! And not just an average classmate, but the school prince, Sata Kyouya!
Overhearing the conversation, Kyouya proposes the idea of becoming fake lovers with Erika under one condition: becoming his dog.
''Okami Shoujo to Kuro Ouji'', roughly translated as "The Wolf Girl and The Black Prince", is a [[ShoujoDemographic shoujo]] manga by Ayuko Hatta, serialized in the monthly magazine ''Bessatsu Margaret'', wrapping up with 16 volumes and 58 chapters, not counting extras. An anime adaptation by TYO Productions aired during the Fall2014Anime season for a total of 12 episodes, with an OVA later bundled with one of the manga volumes.
The anime adaptation can be watched legally at Crunchyroll.
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!!This manga provides examples of the following tropes:
* AccidentalKiss: [[spoiler: Kyouya]] and [[spoiler: Sanda]] have this once when a passerby knocks into [[spoiler: Kyouya]]. [[spoiler: Erika]] is so bothered by it that she spends the entire chapter DiggingHerselfDeeper.
* AwLookTheyReallyDoLoveEachOther: Kyouya has shown on numerous occasions he's capable of being nice to Erika and ''does'' genuinely care for her.
* BabiesEverAfter: [[spoiler: Nine years after the story ends, Kyouya and Erika are married with a little girl named Yuina. Turns out the child had been conceived out of wedlock, which Kyouya isn't proud of and ''hates'' being reminded of]].
* BastardBoyfriend: Kyouya most definitely, even if it is just for appearance's sake. It still carries over even when [[spoiler: he and Erika [[RelationshipUpgrade start dating for real]]]], but it gradually disappears over the storyline. It entirely disappears by [[spoiler: their marriage]].
* TheBeard: TheSeries.
* BecomingTheMask: Despite all that's said and done, Erika begins to grow actual feelings for Kyouya. [[spoiler: Same for Kyouya later on, showing some [[ClingyJealousGirl Clingy Jealous Boy]] tendencies and eventually realizing that he really ''does'' like Erika]] later on in the manga.
* BerserkButton: Try anything even remotely romantic with Kyouya. Just ''[[TemptingFate try]]''. Chances are, you'll just piss [[SillyRabbitRomanceIsForKids him]] off.
* BetterAsFriends: [[spoiler: In the epilogue, Sanda mentions that she and Takeru started dating sometime after the main story, but they eventually broke it off and figured that they were fine the way they were.]]
* BigLittleBrother: Averted with Kyouya and Reika, who is about the same height as him, but played straight with Sanda and her little brother.
* BitchInSheepsClothing: Oh, ''Kyouya''. Being the charming school prince doesn't excuse you for being an absolute piece of shit to Erika behind the scenes.
** [[spoiler: Terasaki]] as well. He initially appears as an average hopeless DoggedNiceGuy wanting to please his crush. [[spoiler: If anything, he would become a certified [[WouldHitAGirl domestic abuser to any girl he dates with]].]]
* [[GirlfriendInCanada Boyfriend In Canada]]: How Erika starts off the series. She constantly tells her friends and peers about relationship troubles with her boyfriend, who naturally doesn't actually exist.
* CareerVersusMan: [[spoiler: Near the end of the series, Erika is faced with this. She loves Kyouya, but she also loves glass-making and has the chance to go to a great school to further excel in it. She doesn't want to give up her boyfriend nor her potential career. Kyouya is not helping either, bluntly telling Erika that if she chooses to study glass-making, they'll have to break up. It takes Sanda's ArmorPiercingSlap to make him support her to going to Kyoto.]]
* ClassTrip: The film adaptation has one to Kobe that serves as its climax. In the manga itself, while Erika does visit Kobe, it's a personal trip (she accompanies Kyouya to visit his mother), while the actual class trip doesn't happen until much later, when Erika is in senior year, and the destination is [[SnowMeansLove Hokkaido]].
* ClingyJealousGirl: Erika doesn't take well to see Kyouya being touchy-feely with other girls, even accidentally (like with [[spoiler: Sanda]]). [[NotSoDifferent Likewise]], Kyouya can only tolerate exactly four guys to be close with Erika: her father, himself, Takeru, and Nozomi; everyone else is off-limits, and this is ''before'' [[spoiler: he falls in love with her for real]]. They, however, don't hold a candle to [[spoiler: Terasaki, who outright hits Erika to intimidate her to become his girlfriend.]]
* CompositeCharacter: Nozomi and Kimura are merged in the film adaptation as one character, being a "friend" to Kyouya and the jerk who dates Erika just to take revenge against him for having attracted his ex-girlfriend.
* ContrivedCoincidence: Who'd have thought that the photo Erika took one day turned out to be the [[{{Bishounen}} handsome mug]] of the school's hottest guy?
* CurtainsMatchTheWindow: Brown-haired Erika with dark brown eyes.
* DomesticAbuse: While no explicit physical abuse is initiated during the relationship, Kyouya does pinch Erika's cheeks, thump her on the forehead and humiliate her when they're alone. [[spoiler: It stops almost entirely after they start dating for real and are pretty much a normal couple after marriage.]]
* EpicFail: One of Kyouya's attempts to confess to Erika on her birthday turns into "I love your 'do."
* GeckoEnding: Both the anime and the film adaptation, as they are produced before the manga had its ending (though the film adaptation was in fact released roughly two weeks after the publication of the last chapter).
** The anime ends after the conclusion of [[spoiler: Erika and Kyouya's visit to the latter's mother in Kobe, with the final shot being their return to Tokyo.]] The manga still has a long way to go after that, but at least [[spoiler: the two are already dating for real.]]
** Meanwhile, the film adaptation chronologically ends very early in the manga's timeline but creates padding (Erika's inexplicable singing after she does Kyouya's housework being a notable example) and a new resolution to balance them out. [[spoiler: Specifically, it ends when Erika quits being the Wolf Girl in favor of a RelationshipUpgrade, but instead of being resolved quickly, it takes place while the school is in vacation, with the associated drama.]] This makes the film feel rather shallow than either the manga or anime, as [[spoiler: Kyouya doesn't get to show real affection for Erika, his confession looks as if it's made-up, and Erika actually ''loses'' her friends Marin and Tezuka, as unlike in the manga, they only tolerated Erika because they thought she had a genuine boyfriend.]]
* GenreSavvy: Rena knows she fits the definition of TheRival in a shoujo manga. This is why she formally challenges Erika.
* TheGhost: Kyoua's father is referenced a few times but never makes it onscreen.
* HypocriticalHumor: During Chapter 58.5, Erika and Kyouya are watching a segment about {{Bastard Boyfriend}}s that play with their girlfriends' feelings. Kyouya comments that he'd never want his daughter to end up with a man like that, even though [[spoiler: his daughter came into the world with that ''exact'' coupling in he and Erika]]. Even Erika has to hang a lampshade on that one.
* IWantMyBelovedToBeHappy: Kusakabe willingly lets Erika go after he realizes that she is still pining after Kyouya. Also [[spoiler: Sanda, who in one side story is revealed to have had a crush on Kyouya, but keeps it to herself as she values her friendship with Erika more. Although, her crush dies quite a bit after learning of his true manipulative nature through Erica.]]
* {{Jerkass}}: Kyouya, the one and only. Over time though, he morphs into a JerkWithAHeartOfGold. It's more noticeable after he graduates high school.
* LetsWaitAWhile: A running gag in the manga is how whenever Erika and Kyouya try to consummate their relationship, something inevitably ''always'' interrupts them. (In order: hesitation, friends showing up, Erica's period and, later, Erica's dad suddenly calling because he wants her home, etc.) However, they do manage to finally do it [[spoiler: after finishing their finals. Before they do, Kyouya lampshades how they always get interrupted during attempted intimacy.]] This makes the series one of the few shoujo mangas to actually feature (or at least heavily imply) the lead couple having a sexual relationship.
* LongDistanceRelationship: [[spoiler: At the end of the series, Erika and Kyouya choose to settle down to this after the former's CareerVersusMan dilemma. They manage it well.]]
* LoveMartyr: Erika, after realizing that she's [[BecomingTheMask actually falling in love with Kyouya]].
* NotGoodWithRejection: Subverted with Rena, who initially seems like the typical ambitious love rival who will sabotage the protagonist through anything when they're rejected, [[spoiler: but it turns that she's perfectly fine with being rejected by Kyouya in favor of her cousin]]. This is not the case with [[spoiler: Terasaki, who after being rejected by Erika twice shows his true colors by slapping her.]]
* OneHeadTaller: Kyouya notably towers over Erika.
* OppositesAttract: Erika, a girl willing to do anything for love, and Kyouya, a boy willing to do anything to stay away from love. The attracting part comes [[spoiler: later, when Kyouya realizes that he ''does'' love Erika after all.]]
* OddFriendship: Erika and Sanda, Kyouya and Takeru.
* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: In episode six of the anime Kusakabe delivers one to Kyouya after [[spoiler: he finds out about how Kyouya treats her.]]
--> [[spoiler:“It’s clear to me now. Shinohara’s wasted on you. I love Shinohara! I told her yesterday how I feel. I’m waiting to hear her response. I’m not especially good at anything, and I’m rather pathetic as men go in a lot of ways, but I’ll do everything I can to make her smile. That wouldn’t make sense to someone who only uses her to sate his superiority complex, I guess.”]]
* SecretRelationship: Inverse. Everyone thinks Erika and Kyouya are dating, but they're actually not. [[spoiler: At least, [[RelationshipUpgrade not until later.]]]]
* ShipperOnDeck: Takeru for Erika and Kyouya.
* SillyRabbitRomanceIsForKids: Kyouya doesn't believe in romance. [[ForegoneConclusion Too bad he's the male lead in a shoujo manga.]]
* SolomonDivorce: After her divorce, Hitomi took Reika with her, while her husband took Kyouya.
* StealthPun: The café that Takeru, Erika and Kyouya go to is called "Canis lupus", which is the scientific classification for "wolf". Also doubles as a SugarWiki/{{Funny Moment|s}}.
* TheyDo: [[spoiler:Not only do Kyouya and Erika get married, but they have a child and the audience gets to see some of the landmarks of the couple's relationship, just to cement it.]]
* ThirdWheel: Nozomi fears this when Takeru and Sanda get closer, feeling that with them and Kyouya and Erika dating, he'd be left out. This is coming from someone whose daily life consists of being TheCasanova. [[spoiler: While the two do date, they break up rather quickly.]]
* UndyingLoyalty: How Erika is expected to act for the price of being Kyouya's "girlfriend". She later willingly throws herself into the role.
* WhatDoesSheSeeInHim: San often wonders why Erika is pursuing Kyouya. Even Erika found herself thinking that on multiple occasions.
* WithFriendsLikeThese: Marin and Aki can be annoying at times and Erika mainly puts up with them at first just to have friends to hang out with. However, it's clear as the manga goes on that the two genuinely care for Erika, as best highlighted when [[spoiler: Erika reveals that Kyouya was a fake boyfriend when she first introduced him, yet they take it in stride]]. Not so in the film adaptation, though, as [[spoiler: the two quickly distance themselves from Erika the moment the facade breaks.]]
* WomenAreWiser: Compare Terasaki and Kasai, who are introduced together in chapter 39 as serve as hypotenuses for Kyouya and Erika, respectively. The two complicate the couple's relationship, but while [[spoiler: Kasai is fine with Kyouya choosing to continue date Erika and even make amends with her, Terasaki goes absolutely ''ballistic'' when Erika rejects his suggestion to break up with Kyouya and has to be restrained physically before he hurts her again. He never makes amends with any of them, either.]]
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Erika Shirohana, an OrdinaryHighSchoolStudent, is often jealous of her friends' boyfriends - so she lies about having one herself to be a part of the group. When her friends become suspicious of her having an actual boyfriend, she claims a handsome boy in the picture on her cellphone is her boyfriend (she actually just took a random picture of the guy on street).
The story gets interesting when said guy in the photo happens to be a classmate! And not just an average classmate, but the school prince, Sata Kyouya!
Overhearing the conversation, Kyouya proposes the idea of becoming fake lovers with Erika under one condition: becoming his dog.
''Okami Shoujo to Kuro Ouji'', roughly translated as "The Wolf Girl and The Black Prince", is a [[ShoujoDemographic shoujo]] manga by Ayuko Hatta, serialized in the monthly magazine ''Bessatsu Margaret'', wrapping up with 16 volumes and 58 chapters, not counting extras. An anime adaptation by TYO Productions aired during the Fall2014Anime season for a total of 12 episodes, with an OVA later bundled with one of the manga volumes.
The anime adaptation can be watched legally at Crunchyroll.
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!!This manga provides examples of the following tropes:
* AccidentalKiss: [[spoiler: Kyouya]] and [[spoiler: Sanda]] have this once when a passerby knocks into [[spoiler: Kyouya]]. [[spoiler: Erika]] is so bothered by it that she spends the entire chapter DiggingHerselfDeeper.
* AwLookTheyReallyDoLoveEachOther: Kyouya has shown on numerous occasions he's capable of being nice to Erika and ''does'' genuinely care for her.
* BabiesEverAfter: [[spoiler: Nine years after the story ends, Kyouya and Erika are married with a little girl named Yuina. Turns out the child had been conceived out of wedlock, which Kyouya isn't proud of and ''hates'' being reminded of]].
* BastardBoyfriend: Kyouya most definitely, even if it is just for appearance's sake. It still carries over even when [[spoiler: he and Erika [[RelationshipUpgrade start dating for real]]]], but it gradually disappears over the storyline. It entirely disappears by [[spoiler: their marriage]].
* TheBeard: TheSeries.
* BecomingTheMask: Despite all that's said and done, Erika begins to grow actual feelings for Kyouya. [[spoiler: Same for Kyouya later on, showing some [[ClingyJealousGirl Clingy Jealous Boy]] tendencies and eventually realizing that he really ''does'' like Erika]] later on in the manga.
* BerserkButton: Try anything even remotely romantic with Kyouya. Just ''[[TemptingFate try]]''. Chances are, you'll just piss [[SillyRabbitRomanceIsForKids him]] off.
* BetterAsFriends: [[spoiler: In the epilogue, Sanda mentions that she and Takeru started dating sometime after the main story, but they eventually broke it off and figured that they were fine the way they were.]]
* BigLittleBrother: Averted with Kyouya and Reika, who is about the same height as him, but played straight with Sanda and her little brother.
* BitchInSheepsClothing: Oh, ''Kyouya''. Being the charming school prince doesn't excuse you for being an absolute piece of shit to Erika behind the scenes.
** [[spoiler: Terasaki]] as well. He initially appears as an average hopeless DoggedNiceGuy wanting to please his crush. [[spoiler: If anything, he would become a certified [[WouldHitAGirl domestic abuser to any girl he dates with]].]]
* [[GirlfriendInCanada Boyfriend In Canada]]: How Erika starts off the series. She constantly tells her friends and peers about relationship troubles with her boyfriend, who naturally doesn't actually exist.
* CareerVersusMan: [[spoiler: Near the end of the series, Erika is faced with this. She loves Kyouya, but she also loves glass-making and has the chance to go to a great school to further excel in it. She doesn't want to give up her boyfriend nor her potential career. Kyouya is not helping either, bluntly telling Erika that if she chooses to study glass-making, they'll have to break up. It takes Sanda's ArmorPiercingSlap to make him support her to going to Kyoto.]]
* ClassTrip: The film adaptation has one to Kobe that serves as its climax. In the manga itself, while Erika does visit Kobe, it's a personal trip (she accompanies Kyouya to visit his mother), while the actual class trip doesn't happen until much later, when Erika is in senior year, and the destination is [[SnowMeansLove Hokkaido]].
* ClingyJealousGirl: Erika doesn't take well to see Kyouya being touchy-feely with other girls, even accidentally (like with [[spoiler: Sanda]]). [[NotSoDifferent Likewise]], Kyouya can only tolerate exactly four guys to be close with Erika: her father, himself, Takeru, and Nozomi; everyone else is off-limits, and this is ''before'' [[spoiler: he falls in love with her for real]]. They, however, don't hold a candle to [[spoiler: Terasaki, who outright hits Erika to intimidate her to become his girlfriend.]]
* CompositeCharacter: Nozomi and Kimura are merged in the film adaptation as one character, being a "friend" to Kyouya and the jerk who dates Erika just to take revenge against him for having attracted his ex-girlfriend.
* ContrivedCoincidence: Who'd have thought that the photo Erika took one day turned out to be the [[{{Bishounen}} handsome mug]] of the school's hottest guy?
* CurtainsMatchTheWindow: Brown-haired Erika with dark brown eyes.
* DomesticAbuse: While no explicit physical abuse is initiated during the relationship, Kyouya does pinch Erika's cheeks, thump her on the forehead and humiliate her when they're alone. [[spoiler: It stops almost entirely after they start dating for real and are pretty much a normal couple after marriage.]]
* EpicFail: One of Kyouya's attempts to confess to Erika on her birthday turns into "I love your 'do."
* GeckoEnding: Both the anime and the film adaptation, as they are produced before the manga had its ending (though the film adaptation was in fact released roughly two weeks after the publication of the last chapter).
** The anime ends after the conclusion of [[spoiler: Erika and Kyouya's visit to the latter's mother in Kobe, with the final shot being their return to Tokyo.]] The manga still has a long way to go after that, but at least [[spoiler: the two are already dating for real.]]
** Meanwhile, the film adaptation chronologically ends very early in the manga's timeline but creates padding (Erika's inexplicable singing after she does Kyouya's housework being a notable example) and a new resolution to balance them out. [[spoiler: Specifically, it ends when Erika quits being the Wolf Girl in favor of a RelationshipUpgrade, but instead of being resolved quickly, it takes place while the school is in vacation, with the associated drama.]] This makes the film feel rather shallow than either the manga or anime, as [[spoiler: Kyouya doesn't get to show real affection for Erika, his confession looks as if it's made-up, and Erika actually ''loses'' her friends Marin and Tezuka, as unlike in the manga, they only tolerated Erika because they thought she had a genuine boyfriend.]]
* GenreSavvy: Rena knows she fits the definition of TheRival in a shoujo manga. This is why she formally challenges Erika.
* TheGhost: Kyoua's father is referenced a few times but never makes it onscreen.
* HypocriticalHumor: During Chapter 58.5, Erika and Kyouya are watching a segment about {{Bastard Boyfriend}}s that play with their girlfriends' feelings. Kyouya comments that he'd never want his daughter to end up with a man like that, even though [[spoiler: his daughter came into the world with that ''exact'' coupling in he and Erika]]. Even Erika has to hang a lampshade on that one.
* IWantMyBelovedToBeHappy: Kusakabe willingly lets Erika go after he realizes that she is still pining after Kyouya. Also [[spoiler: Sanda, who in one side story is revealed to have had a crush on Kyouya, but keeps it to herself as she values her friendship with Erika more. Although, her crush dies quite a bit after learning of his true manipulative nature through Erica.]]
* {{Jerkass}}: Kyouya, the one and only. Over time though, he morphs into a JerkWithAHeartOfGold. It's more noticeable after he graduates high school.
* LetsWaitAWhile: A running gag in the manga is how whenever Erika and Kyouya try to consummate their relationship, something inevitably ''always'' interrupts them. (In order: hesitation, friends showing up, Erica's period and, later, Erica's dad suddenly calling because he wants her home, etc.) However, they do manage to finally do it [[spoiler: after finishing their finals. Before they do, Kyouya lampshades how they always get interrupted during attempted intimacy.]] This makes the series one of the few shoujo mangas to actually feature (or at least heavily imply) the lead couple having a sexual relationship.
* LongDistanceRelationship: [[spoiler: At the end of the series, Erika and Kyouya choose to settle down to this after the former's CareerVersusMan dilemma. They manage it well.]]
* LoveMartyr: Erika, after realizing that she's [[BecomingTheMask actually falling in love with Kyouya]].
* NotGoodWithRejection: Subverted with Rena, who initially seems like the typical ambitious love rival who will sabotage the protagonist through anything when they're rejected, [[spoiler: but it turns that she's perfectly fine with being rejected by Kyouya in favor of her cousin]]. This is not the case with [[spoiler: Terasaki, who after being rejected by Erika twice shows his true colors by slapping her.]]
* OneHeadTaller: Kyouya notably towers over Erika.
* OppositesAttract: Erika, a girl willing to do anything for love, and Kyouya, a boy willing to do anything to stay away from love. The attracting part comes [[spoiler: later, when Kyouya realizes that he ''does'' love Erika after all.]]
* OddFriendship: Erika and Sanda, Kyouya and Takeru.
* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: In episode six of the anime Kusakabe delivers one to Kyouya after [[spoiler: he finds out about how Kyouya treats her.]]
--> [[spoiler:“It’s clear to me now. Shinohara’s wasted on you. I love Shinohara! I told her yesterday how I feel. I’m waiting to hear her response. I’m not especially good at anything, and I’m rather pathetic as men go in a lot of ways, but I’ll do everything I can to make her smile. That wouldn’t make sense to someone who only uses her to sate his superiority complex, I guess.”]]
* SecretRelationship: Inverse. Everyone thinks Erika and Kyouya are dating, but they're actually not. [[spoiler: At least, [[RelationshipUpgrade not until later.]]]]
* ShipperOnDeck: Takeru for Erika and Kyouya.
* SillyRabbitRomanceIsForKids: Kyouya doesn't believe in romance. [[ForegoneConclusion Too bad he's the male lead in a shoujo manga.]]
* SolomonDivorce: After her divorce, Hitomi took Reika with her, while her husband took Kyouya.
* StealthPun: The café that Takeru, Erika and Kyouya go to is called "Canis lupus", which is the scientific classification for "wolf". Also doubles as a SugarWiki/{{Funny Moment|s}}.
* TheyDo: [[spoiler:Not only do Kyouya and Erika get married, but they have a child and the audience gets to see some of the landmarks of the couple's relationship, just to cement it.]]
* ThirdWheel: Nozomi fears this when Takeru and Sanda get closer, feeling that with them and Kyouya and Erika dating, he'd be left out. This is coming from someone whose daily life consists of being TheCasanova. [[spoiler: While the two do date, they break up rather quickly.]]
* UndyingLoyalty: How Erika is expected to act for the price of being Kyouya's "girlfriend". She later willingly throws herself into the role.
* WhatDoesSheSeeInHim: San often wonders why Erika is pursuing Kyouya. Even Erika found herself thinking that on multiple occasions.
* WithFriendsLikeThese: Marin and Aki can be annoying at times and Erika mainly puts up with them at first just to have friends to hang out with. However, it's clear as the manga goes on that the two genuinely care for Erika, as best highlighted when [[spoiler: Erika reveals that Kyouya was a fake boyfriend when she first introduced him, yet they take it in stride]]. Not so in the film adaptation, though, as [[spoiler: the two quickly distance themselves from Erika the moment the facade breaks.]]
* WomenAreWiser: Compare Terasaki and Kasai, who are introduced together in chapter 39 as serve as hypotenuses for Kyouya and Erika, respectively. The two complicate the couple's relationship, but while [[spoiler: Kasai is fine with Kyouya choosing to continue date Erika and even make amends with her, Terasaki goes absolutely ''ballistic'' when Erika rejects his suggestion to break up with Kyouya and has to be restrained physically before he hurts her again. He never makes amends with any of them, either.]]
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