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%%* {{Bishonen}}: The Sweets Princes, Henri
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* OverprotectiveDad: Mr. Amano, definitely -- not just when it comes to Ichigo dating, but also her clumsiness and what might happen if she falls from something tall.
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* BlackSheep: Kashino comes from a massive family of doctors and was expected to become one, too. Nope, he decided he wanted to be a pâtissier and made a deal with his parents that if he ever dropped from head-of-the-class, he'd give up and return home.

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* BlackSheep: Kashino comes from a massive family of doctors and was expected to become one, too. Nope, he decided he wanted to be a pâtissier and made a deal with his parents that if he ever dropped from head-of-the-class, he'd give up and return home. Ichigo as well, as she's the only member of the family not specializing in art.



%%* FairyCompanion: The Sweets Spirits

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%%* * FairyCompanion: The Sweets SpiritsSpirits are this to aspiring pâtissières.

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* NamesTheSame: In-universe. The foundress of Saint Marie Academy and the Sweets Spirit Queen are both named Marie. In fact, sharing the same name is what started their friendship and eventually gave birth to the whole partnership system between humans and Sweets Spirits.


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* SignificantNameOverlap: In-universe. The foundress of Saint Marie Academy and the Sweets Spirit Queen are both named Marie. In fact, sharing the same name is what started their friendship and eventually gave birth to the whole partnership system between humans and Sweets Spirits.
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%%* ArmorPiercingSlap: Hanabusa gets one from Ichigo.
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* ArmorPiercingSlap: Hanabusa gets one from Ichigo.
* AsLongAsItSoundsForeign: Francois is a male name.

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* %%* ArmorPiercingSlap: Hanabusa gets one from Ichigo.
* %%* AsLongAsItSoundsForeign: Francois is a male name.



* {{Bishonen}}: The Sweets Princes, Henri

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* DontYouDarePityMe: Lemon-chan again.

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* ElaborateUniversityHigh: St. Marie Academy
* FairyCompanion: The Sweets Spirits

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* ImpossiblyDeliciousFood: Needs no explanation.

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* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Kashino

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* OppositesAttract: [[spoiler: Ichigo and Kashino]].

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* %%* OppositesAttract: [[spoiler: Ichigo and Kashino]].



* PluckyGirl: Ichigo, of course

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* %%* PluckyGirl: Ichigo, of course



* SecondLove: [[spoiler:Kashino for Ichigo.]]

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* %%* SecondLove: [[spoiler:Kashino for Ichigo.]]



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* StrawberryShorthand: Ichigo

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* WingdingEyes: Mint when she meets her "senpai" Vanilla in Paris.

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* %%* WingdingEyes: Mint when she meets her "senpai" Vanilla in Paris.
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* BigEater: Ichigo and Vanilla.

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* %%* BigEater: Ichigo and Vanilla.
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* TechnicianVersusPerformer: Sometimes instead of sticking to the techniques of baking, Ichigo will try to get by with appeal and taste--and it works. A good example is during her CookingDuel with "The Heiress," when Ichigo [[spoiler:intentionally burnt her pudding's caramel topping, making it bitter, because she had noticed that the judge likes bitter foods]].

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* TechnicianVersusPerformer: Sometimes instead of sticking to the techniques of baking, Ichigo will try to get by with appeal and taste--and it works. A good example is during her CookingDuel with "The Heiress," when Ichigo [[spoiler:intentionally burnt her pudding's caramel topping, making it bitter, because she had noticed that the judge likes bitter foods]].foods. This is also brought up by Henri during the finals of the World Cake Grand Prix when Ichigo makes every one of her tarts based on the judge's preferences while her opponent Francois just served everyone the same dessert out of arrogance about her skills]].
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* ScrewTheRulesIHaveMoney: Koshiro Miya, who always buys extraordinarily expensive ingredients and can be relied upon to use her money and influence to compensate for her ([[OvershadowedByAwesome relative]]) lack of skill. Her "accomplishments" include paying some of the greatest patissieres in the world to teach her their secrets and buying ''200 kilograms'' of super-expensive chocolate to make a fondue, though [[UpToEleven she has managed to top herself]] by [[spoiler: buying one of the St. Marie campuses so she could enter the World Grand Prix, even after being knocked out in the first round of the high school tournament.]]

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* ScrewTheRulesIHaveMoney: Koshiro Miya, who always buys extraordinarily expensive ingredients and can be relied upon to use her money and influence to compensate for her ([[OvershadowedByAwesome relative]]) lack of skill. Her "accomplishments" include paying some of the greatest patissieres in the world to teach her their secrets and buying ''200 kilograms'' of super-expensive chocolate to make a fondue, though [[UpToEleven she has managed to top herself]] herself by [[spoiler: buying one of the St. Marie campuses so she could enter the World Grand Prix, even after being knocked out in the first round of the high school tournament.]]
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* PinpedOutDress: Ichigo's strawberry and Miya's giant chocolate dresses in the episode "Chocolate Princess".

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* PinpedOutDress: PimpedOutDress: Ichigo's strawberry and Miya's giant chocolate dresses in the episode "Chocolate Princess".
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* PinpedOutDress: Ichigo's strawberry and Miya's giant chocolate dresses in the episode "Chocolate Princess".
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* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: And green and purple and orange... hell, Ichigo is one of the only people at the school with regular old brown hair and brown eyes.
** What makes it funny is that Ichigo realizes Henri is a foreigner ''because of his blond hair''. She gets to the school and [[UnusuallyUninterestingSight never mentions all of the bizarre hair colors she sees there]], including all of the (presumably Japanese) kids with ''[[FacePalm blond hair.]]''
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* FantasyForbiddingFather: Kashino's parents are against his dream of becoming a pastry chef and have warned him if he drops from first place he'll drop out of school
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* AlphaBitch, GirlPosse: Group B.

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* AlphaBitch, GirlPosse: Group B. [[HeelFaceTurn They later turn face, however.]]

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* DiegeticSoundtrackUsage:
** In one of the birthday cake episodes, Vanilla, while posing for Ichigo's marzipan statue, starts humming the opening theme.
** In "Happy Sweets Dream," the Sweets Spirits start singing a (bad) rendition of the theme song.
** In the beginning of the last episode of ''Professional'', Vanilla hums "Sweet Romance" while she works.



* ThemeTuneCameo: In one of the birthday cake episodes, Vanilla, while posing for Ichigo's marzipan statue, starts humming the opening theme.
** In "Happy Sweets Dream," the Sweets Spirits start singing a (bad) rendition of the theme song.
** In the beginning of the last episode of ''Professional'', Vanilla hums "Sweet Romance" while she works.
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** [[spoiler: Kashino is forced to join Miya's team after losing a bet to her. However, this only lasts for all of one episode since Kashino figures out that Miya likes being in charge more than pursuing her crush and gets himself kicked out by acting extremely bossy. This doesn't stop Miya from continuing to pursue Kashino though.]]
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* [[NoblewomansLaugh Noblewoman's Laugh]]: Koshiro Miya (the "Heiress")

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* [[NoblewomansLaugh Noblewoman's Laugh]]: Koshiro Miya (the "Heiress")"Heiress") laughs in this manner and has over a total of 3 minutes of screentime doing that laugh. Although, viewers have pointed out that her laugh sounds closer to the barks of a chihuahua or corgi.
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* AnAesop: Simultaneously inverted and played straight in episodes 24 and 25: [[spoiler: Team Koshiro wins the match by [[CheatersNeverProsper cheating]], providing the inversion, while Kashino allows his mysogynistic pride to lead to him to making a promise he couldn't keep (namely that he would join The Heiress's team, if he lost), but of course, had to, since "a promise is a promise".]]

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* AnAesop: Simultaneously inverted and played straight in episodes 24 and 25: [[spoiler: Team Koshiro wins the match by [[CheatersNeverProsper cheating]], providing the inversion, while Kashino allows his mysogynistic misogynistic pride to lead to him to making a promise he couldn't keep (namely that he would join The Heiress's team, if he lost), but of course, had to, since "a promise is a promise".]]
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''Yumeiro Pâtissière'' (''Dream-Colored Pâtissière'') is a shoujo manga by Natsumi Matsumoto which was serialized in ''Ribon'' magazine from 2008 to 2011. An anime adaptation aired from 2009 to 2010.

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''Yumeiro Pâtissière'' (''Dream-Colored Pâtissière'') is a shoujo manga by Natsumi Matsumoto which was serialized in ''Ribon'' ''Magazine/{{Ribon}}'' magazine from 2008 to 2011. An anime adaptation aired from 2009 to 2010.
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''Yumeiro Pâtissière'' began airing on October 4, 2009 and was adapted from a manga serialized in ''Ribon'' magazine.

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''Yumeiro Pâtissière'' began airing on October 4, 2009 and was adapted from (''Dream-Colored Pâtissière'') is a shoujo manga by Natsumi Matsumoto which was serialized in ''Ribon'' magazine.
magazine from 2008 to 2011. An anime adaptation aired from 2009 to 2010.
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->''[[OnTheNextEpisodeOfCatchphrase "Won't you have some of my dream-colored sweets?"]]''
-->--'''Ichigo'''

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->''[[OnTheNextEpisodeOfCatchphrase "Won't ->''"Won't you have some of my dream-colored sweets?"]]''
-->--'''Ichigo'''
sweets?"''
-->--'''Ichigo's OnTheNextEpisodeOfCatchphrase'''
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* BlandNameProduct / LawyerFriendlyCameo: Several of them during the Dance and Rhapsody arc in Yume-Pati Pro, which is set in New York. A couple of them include "Toureba" (Toshiba), and "[[Disney/TheLionKing The Lion Kong]]".

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* BlandNameProduct / LawyerFriendlyCameo: Several of them during the Dance and Rhapsody arc in Yume-Pati Pro, which is set in New York. A couple of them include "Toureba" (Toshiba), and "[[Disney/TheLionKing "[[WesternAnimation/TheLionKing1994 The Lion Kong]]".

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