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* DisproportionateRetribution: Bob Dugnut, CEO of the [=M4E=] Manga Company, tried to start a gang war between the Subbers and Subbers because they were focused more on the anime instead of the original manga.
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* DisproportionateRetribution: Bob Dugnut, CEO of the [=M4E=] Manga Company, tried to start a gang war between the Subbers and Subbers Dubbers because they were focused more on the anime instead of the original manga.
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* DisproportionateRetribution: Bob Dugnut, CEO of the [=M4E=] Manga Company, tried to start a gang war between the Subbers and Subbers because they were focused more on the anime instead of the original manga.
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* EvilIsPetty: Bob Dugnut, CEO of the [=M4E=] Manga Company, tried to start a gang war between the Subbers and Subbers because they were focused more on the anime instead of the original manga.
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* SubbingVsDubbing: Exaggerated, invoked, ''and'' parodied. "Subs vs. Dubs" features a gang war between subbers and dubbers that was started by the [=CEO=] of a manga distribution company.
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* SubbingVsDubbing: SubbingVersusDubbing: Exaggerated, invoked, ''and'' parodied. "Subs vs. Dubs" features a gang war between subbers and dubbers that was started by the [=CEO=] of a manga distribution company.
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* AdaptationDisplacement: Discussed InUniverse when the mastermind behind the events of "Subs vs. Dubs" laments how many anime fans (subber ''or'' dubber) don't bother to read the original manga.
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* EstablishingSeriesMoment: The episode starts with police officer Joe chasing down a perp at the docks. The perp threatens to explode the cargo container full of hostages. Instead of a regular gun, Joe holds up a ''Anime/PsychoPass'' merchandise toy gun, spouting trivia as he does, and manages to beat the perp anyway. Then it is revealed that the "hostages" where all just a bunch of body pillow merchandise. This establishes that the setting and characters treat the anime fandom like its SeriousBusiness (which itself is done for comedy) while also playing to traditional anime and cop-show tropes.
* EvilIsHammy: One sign that he's going to be a one episode character is that Bob Dugnut - later revealed to be the culprit - spends all of his screen-time mugging.
* EvilIsHammy: One sign that he's going to be a one episode character is that Bob Dugnut - later revealed to be the culprit - spends all of his screen-time mugging.
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* EstablishingSeriesMoment: The episode starts with police officer Joe chasing down a perp at the docks. The perp threatens to explode the cargo container full of hostages. Instead of a regular gun, Joe holds up a ''Anime/PsychoPass'' merchandise toy gun, spouting trivia as he does, and manages to beat the perp anyway. Then it is revealed that the "hostages" where were all just a bunch of body pillow merchandise. This establishes that the setting and characters treat the anime fandom like its SeriousBusiness (which itself is done for comedy) while also playing to traditional anime and cop-show tropes.
* EvilIsHammy: One sign that he's going to be aone episode one-episode character is that Bob Dugnut - later revealed to be the culprit - spends all of his screen-time mugging.
* EvilIsHammy: One sign that he's going to be a
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* FunWithSubtitles: The Subber Gang speaks entirely in Japanese which is translated into subtitles. It is reveled that the subtitles are an InUniverse mechanic when Diesel asks what an "anego"[[labelnote:*]]Informal "sis." Used to refer to a female {{Yakuza}} gang member.[[/labelnote]] is and Joe point to an explanation above them. Later, when Bob Dugnut was revealed to be the culprit, she gives a long and wordy sentence that translates to "No...!"
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* FunWithSubtitles: The Subber Gang speaks entirely in Japanese which is translated into subtitles. It is reveled revealed that the subtitles are an InUniverse mechanic when Diesel asks what an "anego"[[labelnote:*]]Informal ''anego''[[labelnote:*]]Informal "sis." Used to refer to a an older female {{Yakuza}} gang member.[[/labelnote]] is and Joe point to an explanation above them. Later, when Bob Dugnut was revealed to be the culprit, she gives a long and wordy sentence that translates to "No...!"!"
* MobWar: Invoked in "Subs vs. Dubs" with a war between the subber and dubber gangs.
* MobWar: Invoked in "Subs vs. Dubs" with a war between the subber and dubber gangs.
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* SeriousBusiness: Smuggling waifu body pillow brides are treated the same as human trafficking.
** The "SubbingVersusDubbing" debate exists as a pair of competing street gangs.
** The "SubbingVersusDubbing" debate exists as a pair of competing street gangs.
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* SeriousBusiness: SeriousBusiness:
** Smuggling waifu body pillow brides are treated the same as human trafficking.
** [[invoked]] The "SubbingVersusDubbing" debate exists as a pair of competing street gangs.
** Smuggling waifu body pillow brides are treated the same as human trafficking.
** [[invoked]] The "SubbingVersusDubbing" debate exists as a pair of competing street gangs.
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* SubbingVsDubbing: Exaggerated, invoked, ''and'' parodied. "Subs vs. Dubs" features a gang war between subbers and dubbers that was started by the [=CEO=] of a manga distribution company.
* ThereAreTwoKindsOfPeopleInTheWorld: The OpeningNarration in "Subs vs. Dubs" states that "In Neo Otaku City, there are two kinds of people. The kind that can recite the ''Manga/SailorMoon'' theme song from memory in the original Japanese, and the kind who don't belong here."
* ThereAreTwoKindsOfPeopleInTheWorld: The OpeningNarration in "Subs vs. Dubs" states that "In Neo Otaku City, there are two kinds of people. The kind that can recite the ''Manga/SailorMoon'' theme song from memory in the original Japanese, and the kind who don't belong here."
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* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: Pocky are treated like cigarettes. The police chief remarks that Joe had "quit" Pocky, something he goes back to doing at the end.
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** Pocky are treated like cigarettes. The police chief remarks that Joe had "quit" Pocky, something he goes back to doing at the end.
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* NinjaRun: Twice. First when the "perp" tries to flee the crime scene in Subber Territory, and the second time by Joe and Diesel at the very of the episode.
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* EvilIsPetty: Bob Dugnut, CEO of the M4E Manga Company, tried to start a gang war between the Subbers and Subbers because they were focused more on the anime instead of the original manga.
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* EvilIsPetty: Bob Dugnut, CEO of the M4E [=M4E=] Manga Company, tried to start a gang war between the Subbers and Subbers because they were focused more on the anime instead of the original manga.
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Joe Furaya, the top shot lone wolf lead detective of Neo Otaku City's Anime Crimes Division, is partnered with rookie Diesel as they try and stop a gang war between the Subs and Dubs gangs.
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!!Tropes
* EstablishingSeriesMoment: The episode starts with police officer Joe chasing down a perp at the docks. The perp threatens to explode the cargo container full of hostages. Instead of a regular gun, Joe holds up a ''Anime/PsychoPass'' merchandise toy gun, spouting trivia as he does, and manages to beat the perp anyway. Then it is revealed that the "hostages" where all just a bunch of body pillow merchandise. This establishes that the setting and characters treat the anime fandom like its SeriousBusiness (which itself is done for comedy) while also playing to traditional anime and cop-show tropes.
* EvilIsHammy: One sign that he's going to be a one episode character is that Bob Dugnut - later revealed to be the culprit - spends all of his screen-time mugging.
* EvilIsPetty: Bob Dugnut, CEO of the M4E Manga Company, tried to start a gang war between the Subbers and Subbers because they were focused more on the anime instead of the original manga.
* FalseFlagOperation: Bob Dugnut tries convincing both the Subber and Dubber gangs that they each violated their unsteady peace by vandalizing each other's property, hoping that both sides would kill each other.
* FunWithSubtitles: The Subber Gang speaks entirely in Japanese which is translated into subtitles. It is reveled that the subtitles are an InUniverse mechanic when Diesel asks what an "anego"[[labelnote:*]]Informal "sis." Used to refer to a female {{Yakuza}} gang member.[[/labelnote]] is and Joe point to an explanation above them. Later, when Bob Dugnut was revealed to be the culprit, she gives a long and wordy sentence that translates to "No...!"
* SeriousBusiness: Smuggling waifu body pillow brides are treated the same as human trafficking.
** Pocky are treated like cigarettes. The police chief remarks that Joe had "quit" Pocky, something he goes back to doing at the end.
** The "SubbingVersusDubbing" debate exists as a pair of competing street gangs.
* StarterVillain: The episode starts with Joe chasing down Senzaki, a career criminal smuggling waifu body pillow brides.
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!!Tropes
* EstablishingSeriesMoment: The episode starts with police officer Joe chasing down a perp at the docks. The perp threatens to explode the cargo container full of hostages. Instead of a regular gun, Joe holds up a ''Anime/PsychoPass'' merchandise toy gun, spouting trivia as he does, and manages to beat the perp anyway. Then it is revealed that the "hostages" where all just a bunch of body pillow merchandise. This establishes that the setting and characters treat the anime fandom like its SeriousBusiness (which itself is done for comedy) while also playing to traditional anime and cop-show tropes.
* EvilIsHammy: One sign that he's going to be a one episode character is that Bob Dugnut - later revealed to be the culprit - spends all of his screen-time mugging.
* EvilIsPetty: Bob Dugnut, CEO of the M4E Manga Company, tried to start a gang war between the Subbers and Subbers because they were focused more on the anime instead of the original manga.
* FalseFlagOperation: Bob Dugnut tries convincing both the Subber and Dubber gangs that they each violated their unsteady peace by vandalizing each other's property, hoping that both sides would kill each other.
* FunWithSubtitles: The Subber Gang speaks entirely in Japanese which is translated into subtitles. It is reveled that the subtitles are an InUniverse mechanic when Diesel asks what an "anego"[[labelnote:*]]Informal "sis." Used to refer to a female {{Yakuza}} gang member.[[/labelnote]] is and Joe point to an explanation above them. Later, when Bob Dugnut was revealed to be the culprit, she gives a long and wordy sentence that translates to "No...!"
* SeriousBusiness: Smuggling waifu body pillow brides are treated the same as human trafficking.
** Pocky are treated like cigarettes. The police chief remarks that Joe had "quit" Pocky, something he goes back to doing at the end.
** The "SubbingVersusDubbing" debate exists as a pair of competing street gangs.
* StarterVillain: The episode starts with Joe chasing down Senzaki, a career criminal smuggling waifu body pillow brides.
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