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* OrphansOrdeal: Subverted. Kids at the orphanage go through a hell of a lot, but most of them are not actually orphans. Their parents are alive, but unable or unwilling to look after them.
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* OrphansOrdeal: Subverted. Kids at the orphanage go through a hell of a lot, but most lot. Most of them are not actually orphans. Their their parents are alive, but unable or unwilling to look after them.
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* WouldHitAGirl: Sasaki slaps Post so hard that she gets a nosebleed (although it may have come from her earlier fight with Donki).
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* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Sasaki has many a KickTheDog moments, but there are also scenes that show that his harsh treatment of the kids is because he believes they must be prepared for the ordeal they'll face in the real world.
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* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Sasaki has many a KickTheDog moments, but there are also scenes that show that his harsh treatment of the kids is because he believes they must be prepared for the ordeal they'll face in the real world.
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* WhyWouldAnyoneTakeHimBack: [[invoked]] Donki's mother and her boyfriend are a deliberate example. In the opening scene, he is bleeding from his head after she tried to smash his head in with an ashtray. When she visits Donki later, she tells her that not only are they back together, but they are getting ''married''.
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* InelegantBlubbering: Donki wailing for her mother at the end of the first episode is what a child breaking down in tears would realistically sound like, as opposed to Post's quiet (and faked) CryCute crying earlier.
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* MeaningfulName: The kids at orphanage each get a nickname related to either their personality quirk or how/why they were abandoned.
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* MeaningfulName: The kids at the orphanage each get a nickname related to either their personality quirk or how/why they were abandoned.
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* DoubleStandardAbuseFemaleOnMale: Averted in the very first scene, where we see the aftermath of Donki's mother clubbing her boyfriend with an ashtray. She is taken into police custody; hence, why Donki is sent to Kogamo no Ie.
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* CryCute: Invoked. Sasaki makes the kids practice fake crying, so that they can use it as a tool to garner sympathy. Post is the only one who 'passes' the test to his satisfaction.
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''Ashita, Mama ga Inai'' ("Tomorrow, Mama Won't Be Here") is a 2014 Japanese drama series. Its primary setting is Kogamo no Ie, an orphanage run by the eccentric and intimidating Sasaki. It follows the inhabitants of the orphanage as they try to find foster parents who would give them a new home and struggle to cope with emotional baggage from ParentalAbandonment.
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!!This show provides examples of:
* CharacterTic: Post has a habit of snapping her hairband.
* CreepyDoll: Post's prospective foster parents have a room full of dolls that are about Post's height and dressed just like her. It's implied that they see Post as just another doll to add to their collection.
* CryCute: Invoked. Sasaki makes the kids practice fake crying, so that they can use it as a tool to garner sympathy. Post is the only one who 'passes' the test to his satisfaction.
* DeliberatelyCuteChild: Post has the ability to put on the act of being obedient and cheerful and affectionate, in order to sell herself as the perfect candidate for adoption.
* DoubleStandardAbuseFemaleOnMale: Averted in the very first scene, where we see the aftermath of Donki's mother clubbing her boyfriend with an ashtray. She is taken into police custody; hence, why Donki is sent to Kogamo no Ie.
* FamilyOfChoice: The inhabitants of Kogamo no Ie eventually grow to see each other as family, and some of the children decide to stay rather than be taken into foster care.
* ForYourOwnGood: Donki's mother tells her she is leaving her at Kogamo no Ie because she thinks Donki would be happier there. Of course, the reality is that she can't be bothered to look after her.
* InelegantBlubbering: Donki wailing for her mother at the end of the first episode is what a child breaking down in tears would realistically sound like, as opposed to Post's quiet (and faked) CryCute earlier.
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Sasaki has many a KickTheDog moments, but there are also scenes that show that his harsh treatment of the kids is because he believes they must be prepared for the ordeal they'll face in the real world.
* MeaningfulName: The kids at orphanage each get a nickname related to either their personality quirk or how/why they were abandoned.
** Post was left in a 'baby post'.
** Donki's mother got arrested for hitting her boyfriend with 'donki' (blunt object).
** Piami loves to play piano.
** Pachi's mother was a pachinko (gambling) addict.
** Bombi is a subversion; she was supposedly left in the orphanage because her parents were too poor ('bimbo') to support her, but we later learn that [[spoiler:they had actually died in a natural disaster]].
* OnlyKnownByTheirNickname: All of the kids at the orphanage use a nickname.
* OrphansOrdeal: Subverted. Kids at the orphanage go through a hell of a lot, but most of them are not actually orphans. Their parents are alive, but unable or unwilling to look after them.
* ParentalAbandonment: Post was left in a baby hatch by her parents, while Donki's mother chose her boyfriend over her.
* ParentalSubstitute: Post acts as a mother figure to Pachi, helping him clean up when he wets his bed and sharing food with him.
* RichesToRags: Piami's family was very wealthy until her father's company went bankrupt.
* TitleDrop: By Post, near the end of the first episode.
--> None of us knew it. That mama, who was here yesterday and here today, would be gone by tomorrow - that '''tomorrow, mama won't be here'''.
* WhyWouldAnyoneTakeHimBack: Donki's mother and her boyfriend are a deliberate example. In the opening scene, he is bleeding from his head after she tried to smash his head in with an ashtray. When she visits Donki later, she tells her that not only are they back together, but they are getting ''married''.
* WouldHitAGirl: Sasaki slaps Post so hard that she gets a nosebleed (although it may have come from her earlier fight with Donki).
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!!This show provides examples of:
* CharacterTic: Post has a habit of snapping her hairband.
* CreepyDoll: Post's prospective foster parents have a room full of dolls that are about Post's height and dressed just like her. It's implied that they see Post as just another doll to add to their collection.
* CryCute: Invoked. Sasaki makes the kids practice fake crying, so that they can use it as a tool to garner sympathy. Post is the only one who 'passes' the test to his satisfaction.
* DeliberatelyCuteChild: Post has the ability to put on the act of being obedient and cheerful and affectionate, in order to sell herself as the perfect candidate for adoption.
* DoubleStandardAbuseFemaleOnMale: Averted in the very first scene, where we see the aftermath of Donki's mother clubbing her boyfriend with an ashtray. She is taken into police custody; hence, why Donki is sent to Kogamo no Ie.
* FamilyOfChoice: The inhabitants of Kogamo no Ie eventually grow to see each other as family, and some of the children decide to stay rather than be taken into foster care.
* ForYourOwnGood: Donki's mother tells her she is leaving her at Kogamo no Ie because she thinks Donki would be happier there. Of course, the reality is that she can't be bothered to look after her.
* InelegantBlubbering: Donki wailing for her mother at the end of the first episode is what a child breaking down in tears would realistically sound like, as opposed to Post's quiet (and faked) CryCute earlier.
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Sasaki has many a KickTheDog moments, but there are also scenes that show that his harsh treatment of the kids is because he believes they must be prepared for the ordeal they'll face in the real world.
* MeaningfulName: The kids at orphanage each get a nickname related to either their personality quirk or how/why they were abandoned.
** Post was left in a 'baby post'.
** Donki's mother got arrested for hitting her boyfriend with 'donki' (blunt object).
** Piami loves to play piano.
** Pachi's mother was a pachinko (gambling) addict.
** Bombi is a subversion; she was supposedly left in the orphanage because her parents were too poor ('bimbo') to support her, but we later learn that [[spoiler:they had actually died in a natural disaster]].
* OnlyKnownByTheirNickname: All of the kids at the orphanage use a nickname.
* OrphansOrdeal: Subverted. Kids at the orphanage go through a hell of a lot, but most of them are not actually orphans. Their parents are alive, but unable or unwilling to look after them.
* ParentalAbandonment: Post was left in a baby hatch by her parents, while Donki's mother chose her boyfriend over her.
* ParentalSubstitute: Post acts as a mother figure to Pachi, helping him clean up when he wets his bed and sharing food with him.
* RichesToRags: Piami's family was very wealthy until her father's company went bankrupt.
* TitleDrop: By Post, near the end of the first episode.
--> None of us knew it. That mama, who was here yesterday and here today, would be gone by tomorrow - that '''tomorrow, mama won't be here'''.
* WhyWouldAnyoneTakeHimBack: Donki's mother and her boyfriend are a deliberate example. In the opening scene, he is bleeding from his head after she tried to smash his head in with an ashtray. When she visits Donki later, she tells her that not only are they back together, but they are getting ''married''.
* WouldHitAGirl: Sasaki slaps Post so hard that she gets a nosebleed (although it may have come from her earlier fight with Donki).
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