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* AmericansHateTingle: Not to an extreme degree, but still notable. The franchise was relatively popular in Japan at its day, even with strong competence, and its light novel and manga series keep selling surprisingly well there after an entire decade, but in the West it never caught so much with either viewers or readers. Part of the fault goes not only to the divisive reception that ShanaClone series have always had on the Anglosphere, but also to the fact that the ''LightNovel/ShakuganNoShana'' fad itself was already in its twilight when the ''Aria'' anime aired, which caused his subsequent fanbase to be much smaller than it might have been years before.
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* AmericansHateTingle: Not to an extreme degree, but still notable. The franchise was relatively popular in Japan at its day, even with strong competence, and its light novel and manga series keep selling surprisingly well there after an entire decade, but in the West it never caught so much with either viewers or readers. Part of the fault goes not only to the divisive reception that ShanaClone series have always had on the Anglosphere, but also to the fact that the ''LightNovel/ShakuganNoShana'' fad itself was already in its twilight when the ''Aria'' anime aired, which caused his its subsequent fanbase to be much smaller than it might have been years before.
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* ClicheStorm: A common complaint among reviewers, even those who liked the concept of a Literature/SherlockHolmes descendant, is that the series plays painfully straight almost every trope related to the HaremSeries and ShanaClone genres. The latter case is certainly intentional, given that the anime even shares its company, director ''and'' lead voice with the original ''LightNovel/ShakuganNoShana'' - but this doesn't help exactly, especially because ''Aria'' was one of the last SC series to receive an anime adaptation and thus didn't have its predecessors' novelty value. (To be fair, the originality improves considerably through the light novel series, but as the anime adaptation stopped just after Volume 3, people who don't follow the novels never got to witness it.)
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* BizarroEpisode: The OVA. While initially a regular HotSpringsEpisode, it soon turns into a weird ghost story where time and space start unraveling while the group chases a spirit that seems to be wanting to tell them ''something''. However, nothing of this is clarified, as it turns out to have been AllJustADream... only that the entire gang dreamed it together, and things that they learned in the dream happen to be real things they couldn't know before. And ''then'' it turns out the ghost is real after all and is observing them. Maybe the episode's point is that there are things that not even Sherlock Holmes could understand?
* ClicheStorm: A common complaint among reviewers, even those who liked the concept of a Literature/SherlockHolmes descendant, is that the series plays painfully straight almost every trope related to the HaremSeries and ShanaClone genres. The latter case iscertainly intentional, even openly exploited, given that the anime even shares its company, director ''and'' lead voice with the original ''LightNovel/ShakuganNoShana'' - but this doesn't help exactly, especially because ''Aria'' was one of the last SC series to receive an anime adaptation and thus didn't have its predecessors' novelty value. (To be fair, the originality improves considerably through the light novel series, but as the anime adaptation stopped just after Volume 3, people who don't follow the novels never got to witness it.)
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* {{Sequelitis}}: Spin-off example, though not completely unrelated. ''Aria the Scarlet Ammo AA'' was much less successful than the main series due to a myriad of reasons: its characters were substantially less colourful, its plot was more a SliceOfLife compared to the main ''Aria'', it came a significant four years after the latter, and ultimately, to put it simple, it was not what the fandom wanted - when a new ''Aria'' anime project was announced in 2015, people were excited that they were finally continuing the series, only to find out it was actually an adaptation of a less known spin-off without weight in the central storyline.
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* {{Sequelitis}}: Spin-off example, though not completely unrelated. ''Aria the Scarlet Ammo AA'' was much less successful than the main series due to a myriad of reasons: its characters were substantially less colourful, its plot was more a SliceOfLife compared to the main ''Aria'', central ''Aria'' arcs, it came a significant four whole years after the latter, main show, and ultimately, to put it simple, it was not what the fandom wanted - when a new ''Aria'' anime project was announced in 2015, people were excited that they were finally continuing the series, only to find out it was actually an adaptation of a less known spin-off without any weight in the central storyline.
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** Many reviews consider that a series about a SherlockHolmes female descendant and a male student with a badass SplitPersonality in a police-mercenary school could have been much better.
** The Hysteria Savant Syndrome itself is an interesting idea, so much that some reviewers believe it might have been a good premise for an entire anime series about it. However, it is never explored too much. Later volumes of the light novel series delve deeper on it, but still not to a great extent.
** The Hysteria Savant Syndrome itself is an interesting idea, so much that some reviewers believe it might have been a good premise for an entire anime series about it. However, it is never explored too much. Later volumes of the light novel series delve deeper on it, but still not to a great extent.
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** Many reviews consider point out that a series about a SherlockHolmes female descendant and paired with a male student with a badass SplitPersonality SplitPersonality, in a juvenile police-mercenary school could have been much better.
** The Hysteria Savant Syndrome itself is an interesting idea, so much thatand among descendants of some reviewers believe it might have been a good other famous characters, sounds pretty awesome on paper. In this case, sadly, said premise for an entire anime series about it. However, it is never explored too much. Later volumes of the mostly spent in trite harem shenanigans led by a questionable light novel series delve deeper on it, stereotype, all of which has admittedly its own audience, but still not to a great extent.is nowhere near how good should have been.
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* AmericansHateTingle: Not to an extreme degree, but still notable. The franchise was relatively popular in Japan at its day, even with strong competence, and its light novel and manga series keep selling surprisingly well there after an entire decade, but in the West it never caught so much with either viewers or readers. Part of the fault goes not only to the divisive reception that ShanaClone series have always had there, but also to the fact that the ''LightNovel/ShakuganNoShana'' fad itself was already in its twilight when the anime aired, which alienated many people who might have become fans.
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* AmericansHateTingle: Not to an extreme degree, but still notable. The franchise was relatively popular in Japan at its day, even with strong competence, and its light novel and manga series keep selling surprisingly well there after an entire decade, but in the West it never caught so much with either viewers or readers. Part of the fault goes not only to the divisive reception that ShanaClone series have always had there, on the Anglosphere, but also to the fact that the ''LightNovel/ShakuganNoShana'' fad itself was already in its twilight when the ''Aria'' anime aired, which alienated many people who caused his subsequent fanbase to be much smaller than it might have become fans.been years before.
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* ClicheStorm: A common complaint among reviewers, even those who liked the premise of a Literature/SherlockHolmes descendant, is that the series plays straight almost every trope related to the HaremSeries and ShanaClone genres. The latter case is certainly intentional by the creators, given that the anime happens to share its company, director ''and'' lead voice with the original ''LightNovel/ShakuganNoShana'', not to mention all the multiple homages it makes to all the rest of knockoffs that came before - but this doesn't help exactly, especially given that ''Aria'' was one of the last to receive an anime adaptation and thus didn't have their novelty value. To be fair, the originality of the series improves considerably through the light novel series, but as the anime adaptation stopped just after Volume 3, people who don't follow the novels never got to witness it.
* CriticalBacklash: Kinji is often accused of being a VanillaProtagonist as most harem protagonists and ShanaClone love interests usually are. It easy to think those reviews are focusing on the superficial, because it can be made the case of Kinji being actually an improvement over the average Yuuji Clone; unlike the original and several of his homologues, he has his own arc and powerset that are unrelated to the female main character, is ''not'' ObliviousToLove, and in later volumes his life stops orbiting fully about her, not to mention his quasi-SplitPersonality being an interesting premise by itself. However, the fact that those aspects are not overtly emphasized in the anime, partly due to the short period of the series it adapts, can cause people to call TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter.
* CriticalBacklash: Kinji is often accused of being a VanillaProtagonist as most harem protagonists and ShanaClone love interests usually are. It easy to think those reviews are focusing on the superficial, because it can be made the case of Kinji being actually an improvement over the average Yuuji Clone; unlike the original and several of his homologues, he has his own arc and powerset that are unrelated to the female main character, is ''not'' ObliviousToLove, and in later volumes his life stops orbiting fully about her, not to mention his quasi-SplitPersonality being an interesting premise by itself. However, the fact that those aspects are not overtly emphasized in the anime, partly due to the short period of the series it adapts, can cause people to call TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter.
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* ClicheStorm: A common complaint among reviewers, even those who liked the premise concept of a Literature/SherlockHolmes descendant, is that the series plays painfully straight almost every trope related to the HaremSeries and ShanaClone genres. The latter case is certainly intentional by the creators, intentional, given that the anime happens to share even shares its company, director ''and'' lead voice with the original ''LightNovel/ShakuganNoShana'', not to mention all the multiple homages it makes to all the rest of knockoffs that came before ''LightNovel/ShakuganNoShana'' - but this doesn't help exactly, especially given that because ''Aria'' was one of the last SC series to receive an anime adaptation and thus didn't have their its predecessors' novelty value. To (To be fair, the originality of the series improves considerably through the light novel series, but as the anime adaptation stopped just after Volume 3, people who don't follow the novels never got to witness it.
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* CriticalBacklash: Kinji is often accused of being a VanillaProtagonist as most harem protagonists and ShanaClone love interests usually are. It easy to think those reviews are focusing only on the superficial, however, because it can be made the case of Kinji being actuallyan a huge improvement over the average Yuuji Clone; unlike Clone. Unlike the original one and several most of his homologues, he sucessors, Kinji has his own arc and which predate his relationship with Aria, enjoys a powerset that are both intriguing by itself and unrelated to the female main character, her, is ''not'' ObliviousToLove, neither ObliviousToLove nor an ExtremeDoormat, and in later volumes his life stops orbiting fully about her, not to mention Aria; overall, a character who might have starred in its own solo series, something that can be seldom said about his quasi-SplitPersonality being an interesting premise by itself. homologues. However, the fact that all those aspects are not overtly emphasized emphasized, partially in the anime, partly due to the short early period of the series it the anime adapts, can cause people to call TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter.overlook it.
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* SpiritualAdaptation: A series about an ordinary guy with a hyper-competent counter-terrorist SplitPersonality, gained thanks to his family line, who gets involved (in more of then one way) with a twintailed, pinkish-haired Japanese prodigy agent around his own age, who keeps a persistent BettyAndVeronica situation with another female friend of the main character? With all those premises, ''Aria'' could be perfectly considered ''ComicBook/SpyBoy'''s light novel adaptation.
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* OlderThanTheyThink: In 2010, only one year before the ''Aria'' anime aired, Creator/JCStaff also produced ''Anime/TanteiOperaMilkyHolmes'', another anime about a female Holmes in a modern setting that features superhuman abilities (as well as a Literature/ArseneLupin character). The same year also saw the premiere of ''Series/{{Sherlock}}'', a TV series about a modern day Holmes getting entangled with terrorism. Interestingly, given that the ''Aria'' light novel was published in 2008, the trope also works in reverse towards those works; in fact, although ''Milky Holmes'' was canonically inspired by ''Manga/DetectiveConan'' and ''Anime/GalaxyAngel'', the novel's popularity might have still contributed to its success.
* {{Sequelitis}}: Spin-off example, though not completely unrelated. ''Aria the Scarlet Ammo AA'' was much less successful than the main series due to a myriad of reasons: its characters were substantially less colourful, its plot was more a SliceOfLife compared to the main ''Aria'', it came a significant four years after the latter, and ultimately, to put it simple, it was not what the fandom wanted - when a new ''Aria'' anime project was announced in 2015, people were excited that they were finally continuing the series, only to find out it was actually an adaptation of a less known spin-off without weight in the central storyline.
* SpiritualAdaptation: A series about an ordinary guy with a hyper-competent counter-terrorist SplitPersonality, gained thanks to his family line, who gets involved (in more of then one way) with a twintailed, pinkish-haired Japanese prodigy agent around his own age, who keeps a persistent BettyAndVeronica situation with another female friend of the maincharacter? character, all while they work for an organization of juvenile agents? With all those premises, ''Aria'' could be perfectly considered ''ComicBook/SpyBoy'''s the light novel adaptation.adaptation of Creator/PeterDavid's comic book series ''ComicBook/SpyBoy''. Even if the latter is relatively obscure, it would be shocking that Chugaku Akamatsu didn't know about it.
* {{Sequelitis}}: Spin-off example, though not completely unrelated. ''Aria the Scarlet Ammo AA'' was much less successful than the main series due to a myriad of reasons: its characters were substantially less colourful, its plot was more a SliceOfLife compared to the main ''Aria'', it came a significant four years after the latter, and ultimately, to put it simple, it was not what the fandom wanted - when a new ''Aria'' anime project was announced in 2015, people were excited that they were finally continuing the series, only to find out it was actually an adaptation of a less known spin-off without weight in the central storyline.
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** Kinji's own descendenancy from a legendary character, Kinshiro Tohyama, is evident yet at the same time never stated, unlike everybody's else. It is unknown whether it will be in the series's future.
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* AmericansHateTingle: Not to an extreme degree, but still notable. The franchise was relatively popular in Japan at its day, even with strong competence, and its light novel and manga series keep selling surprisingly well there after an entire decade, but in the West it never caught so much with people. Part of the fault goes not only to the divisive reception that ShanaClone series have always had there, but also to the fact that the ''LightNovel/ShakuganNoShana'' fad itself was already in its twilight when the anime aired, which alienated many people who might have become fans.
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* AmericansHateTingle: Not to an extreme degree, but still notable. The franchise was relatively popular in Japan at its day, even with strong competence, and its light novel and manga series keep selling surprisingly well there after an entire decade, but in the West it never caught so much with people.either viewers or readers. Part of the fault goes not only to the divisive reception that ShanaClone series have always had there, but also to the fact that the ''LightNovel/ShakuganNoShana'' fad itself was already in its twilight when the anime aired, which alienated many people who might have become fans.
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* CriticalBacklash: Kinji is often accused of being a VanillaProtagonist as most harem protagonists and ShanaClone love interests usually are. It easy to think those reviews are focusing on the superficial, because it can be made the case of Kinji being actually an improvement over the average Yuuji Clone; unlike the original and several of his homologues, he has his own arc and powerset that are unrelated to the female main character, is ''not'' OblivousToLove, and in later volumes his life stops orbiting about her, not to mention his quasi-SplitPersonality is an interesting premise by itself. However, the fact that those aspects are not overtly emphasized in the anime, partly due to the short period of the series it adapts, can cause people to call TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter. An example is Kinji's own descendenancy from a legendary character, which is evident yet at the same time never stated, unlike everybody's else.
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* CriticalBacklash: Kinji is often accused of being a VanillaProtagonist as most harem protagonists and ShanaClone love interests usually are. It easy to think those reviews are focusing on the superficial, because it can be made the case of Kinji being actually an improvement over the average Yuuji Clone; unlike the original and several of his homologues, he has his own arc and powerset that are unrelated to the female main character, is ''not'' OblivousToLove, ObliviousToLove, and in later volumes his life stops orbiting fully about her, not to mention his quasi-SplitPersonality is being an interesting premise by itself. However, the fact that those aspects are not overtly emphasized in the anime, partly due to the short period of the series it adapts, can cause people to call TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter. An example is Kinji's own descendenancy from a legendary character, which is evident yet at the same time never stated, unlike everybody's else.
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* JerkassWoobie: Aria. She may have treated Kinji too harshly, but her mother's been stuck in prison for Butei killings she didn't commit. It's no wonder the poor girl gets hot under the collar.
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** Aria. She may have treated Kinji too harshly, but her mother's been stuck in prison for Butei killings she didn't commit. It's no wonder the poor girl gets hot under thecollar.collar.
** Also Riko Mine. From losing her parents to spending years as Vlad's undernourished prisoner, to being used as one of his pawns, to having her rosary (the only keepsake she has left of her mother) stolen by Vlad (who knew perfectly well how much it meant to her), to ending up being tortured by him after she tries to get it back. You can't help but feel sorry for her, despite her psycho side and initial desire to kill Aria to prove herself.
** Aria. She may have treated Kinji too harshly, but her mother's been stuck in prison for Butei killings she didn't commit. It's no wonder the poor girl gets hot under the
** Also Riko Mine. From losing her parents to spending years as Vlad's undernourished prisoner, to being used as one of his pawns, to having her rosary (the only keepsake she has left of her mother) stolen by Vlad (who knew perfectly well how much it meant to her), to ending up being tortured by him after she tries to get it back. You can't help but feel sorry for her, despite her psycho side and initial desire to kill Aria to prove herself.
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** Many reviews consider that a series about a SherlockHolmes female descendant and a male student with a badass SplitPersonality in a police-mercenary school could have been muchbetter.better.
** Kinji's own descendenancy from a legendary character, Kinshiro Tohyama, is evident yet at the same time never stated, unlike everybody's else. It is unknown whether it will be in the series's future.
** Many reviews consider that a series about a SherlockHolmes female descendant and a male student with a badass SplitPersonality in a police-mercenary school could have been much
** Kinji's own descendenancy from a legendary character, Kinshiro Tohyama, is evident yet at the same time never stated, unlike everybody's else. It is unknown whether it will be in the series's future.
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* TheWoobie: Riko Mine, no doubt. From losing her parents to spending years as Vlad's undernourished prisoner, to being used as one of his pawns, to having her rosary (the only keepsake she has left of her mother) stolen by Vlad (who knew perfectly well how much it meant to her), to ending up being tortured by him after she tries to get it back. You can't help but feel sorry for her, despite her actions under Vlad's wing.
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* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: [[https://hidannoaria.fandom.com/wiki/Hidan_no_Aria_Original_Soundtrack The OST]] has [[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL71E03C201444830D quite a bit of this,]] with some of the more standout examples listed below.
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* AmericansHateTingle: Not to an extreme degree, but still notable. The franchise was relatively popular in Japan at its day, even with strong competence, and its light novel and manga series keep selling surprisingly well there after an entire decade, but in the West it never caught so much with people. Part of the fault goes not only to the divisive reception that ShanaClone series have always had there, but also to the fact that the ''LightNovel/ShakuganNoShana'' fad itself was already in its twilight when the anime aired, which alienated many people who might have become fans.
* AudienceAlienatingPremise: While amusing in its very Japanese wackiness, the premise of a bread-and-butter HaremSeries led by a Literature/SherlockHolmes descendant (among other famous characters) is not easy to market, especially in western countries. Holmesians often find it a frivolous cheapening of Holmes, while harem genre fans see it as an average product without anything interesting.
* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: The anime's [[https://hidannoaria.fandom.com/wiki/Hidan_no_Aria_Original_SoundtrackThe OST]] by Takumi Ozawa has [[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL71E03C201444830D quite a bit of this,]] with some of the more standout examples listed below.
* AudienceAlienatingPremise: While amusing in its very Japanese wackiness, the premise of a bread-and-butter HaremSeries led by a Literature/SherlockHolmes descendant (among other famous characters) is not easy to market, especially in western countries. Holmesians often find it a frivolous cheapening of Holmes, while harem genre fans see it as an average product without anything interesting.
* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: The anime's [[https://hidannoaria.fandom.com/wiki/Hidan_no_Aria_Original_Soundtrack
* ClicheStorm: A common complaint among reviewers, even those who liked the premise of a Literature/SherlockHolmes descendant, is that the series plays straight almost every trope related to the HaremSeries and ShanaClone genres. The latter case is certainly intentional by the creators, given that the anime happens to share its company, director ''and'' lead voice with the original ''LightNovel/ShakuganNoShana'', not to mention all the multiple homages it makes to all the rest of knockoffs that came before - but this doesn't help exactly, especially given that ''Aria'' was one of the last to receive an anime adaptation and thus didn't have their novelty value. To be fair, the originality of the series improves considerably through the light novel series, but as the anime adaptation stopped just after Volume 3, people who don't follow the novels never got to witness it.
* CriticalBacklash: Kinji is often accused of being a VanillaProtagonist as most harem protagonists and ShanaClone love interests usually are. It easy to think those reviews are focusing on the superficial, because it can be made the case of Kinji being actually an improvement over the average Yuuji Clone; unlike the original and several of his homologues, he has his own arc and powerset that are unrelated to the female main character, is ''not'' OblivousToLove, and in later volumes his life stops orbiting about her, not to mention his quasi-SplitPersonality is an interesting premise by itself. However, the fact that those aspects are not overtly emphasized in the anime, partly due to the short period of the series it adapts, can cause people to call TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter. An example is Kinji's own descendenancy from a legendary character, which is evident yet at the same time never stated, unlike everybody's else.
* CriticalBacklash: Kinji is often accused of being a VanillaProtagonist as most harem protagonists and ShanaClone love interests usually are. It easy to think those reviews are focusing on the superficial, because it can be made the case of Kinji being actually an improvement over the average Yuuji Clone; unlike the original and several of his homologues, he has his own arc and powerset that are unrelated to the female main character, is ''not'' OblivousToLove, and in later volumes his life stops orbiting about her, not to mention his quasi-SplitPersonality is an interesting premise by itself. However, the fact that those aspects are not overtly emphasized in the anime, partly due to the short period of the series it adapts, can cause people to call TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter. An example is Kinji's own descendenancy from a legendary character, which is evident yet at the same time never stated, unlike everybody's else.
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** When Reki pulls her BigDamnHeroes moment in Episode 3 by saving the students on the bus by shooting a bullet through the guard rails on the bridge, while the bus was moving, into the small bomb strapped to the bottom of the bus '''while in a blackhawk flying ''feet above the water'''''.
** In Episode 1, Hysteria!Kinji ''shoots 6 bullets into 6 different Uzi barrels'', detonating them.
** When Reki pulls her BigDamnHeroes moment in Episode 3 by saving the students on the bus by shooting a bullet through the guard rails on the bridge, while the bus was moving, into the small bomb strapped to the bottom of the bus '''while in a blackhawk flying ''feet above the water'''''.
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* SpiritualAdaptation: A series about an ordinary guy with a hyper-competent counter-terrorist SplitPersonality, gained thanks to his family line, who gets involved (in more of then one way) with a twintailed, pink-haired Japanese prodigy agent around his own age, who keeps a persistent BettyAndVeronica situation with another female friend of the main character? With all those premises, ''Aria'' could be perfectly considered ''ComicBook/SpyBoy'''s light novel adaptation.
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* SpiritualAdaptation: A series about an ordinary guy with a hyper-competent counter-terrorist SplitPersonality, gained thanks to his family line, who gets involved (in more of then one way) with a twintailed, pink-haired pinkish-haired Japanese prodigy agent around his own age, who keeps a persistent BettyAndVeronica situation with another female friend of the main character? With all those premises, ''Aria'' could be perfectly considered ''ComicBook/SpyBoy'''s light novel adaptation.
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* MostAnnoyingSound: When Aria loses it at any time, especially her cat-like scream in Episode 2. We know that she's here to irritate you.
* MostAnnoyingSound: When Aria loses it at any time, especially her cat-like scream in Episode 2. We know that she's here to irritate you.
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* HilariousInHindsight: Riko Mine is [[spoiler:the great-granddaughter of Literature/ArseneLupin and her family name is a nod to Fujiko Mine of ''Franchise/LupinIII'' fame]], leading to plenty of speculation as to whether or not Riko is meant to also be [[spoiler:the child of Lupin and Fujiko]]. Fast-forward to 2018 and [[spoiler:''Anime/LupinIIIPart5'', dedicating a large portion of its run to exploring the relationship between Lupin and Fujiko, reveals that the pair actually wed (and divorced) in the interim between ''[[WesternAnimation/LupinIIITheItalianAdventure Part IV]]'' and ''Part 5''. Furthermore, the series ends with [[MaybeEverAfter the possibility]] of the pair having rekindled their romance, in stark contrast to [[WorkingWithTheEx how frosty the two were towards each other early on]]. For added hilarity, note that ''Part IV'' itself dealt with Lupin's attempts to annul his marriage to series newcomer (and rival thief) Rebecca Rossellini.]]
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* HilariousInHindsight: Riko Mine is [[spoiler:the great-granddaughter of Literature/ArseneLupin and her family name is a nod to Fujiko Mine of ''Franchise/LupinIII'' fame]], leading to plenty of speculation as to whether or not Riko is meant to also be [[spoiler:the child of Lupin and Fujiko]]. Fast-forward to 2018 and [[spoiler:''Anime/LupinIIIPart5'', dedicating a large portion of its run to exploring the relationship between Lupin and Fujiko, reveals that the pair actually wed (and divorced) in the interim between ''[[WesternAnimation/LupinIIITheItalianAdventure Part IV]]'' and ''Part 5''. Furthermore, the series ends with [[MaybeEverAfter the possibility]] of the pair having rekindled [[OutlawCouple their romance, romance]], in stark contrast to [[WorkingWithTheEx how frosty the two were towards each other early on]]. For added hilarity, note that ''Part IV'' itself dealt with Lupin's attempts to annul his marriage to series newcomer (and rival thief) Rebecca Rossellini.]]
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* HilariousInHindsight: Riko Mine is [[spoiler:the great-granddaughter of Literature/ArseneLupin and her family name is a nod to Fujiko Mine of ''Franchise/LupinIII'' fame]], leading to plenty of speculation as to whether or not Riko is meant to also be [[spoiler:the child of Lupin and Fujiko]]. Fast-forward to 2018 and [[spoiler:''Anime/LupinIIIPart5'', dedicating a large portion of its run to exploring the relationship between Lupin and Fujiko, reveals that the pair actually wed (and divorced) in the interim between ''[[WesternAnimation/LupinIIITheItalianAdventure Part IV]]'' and ''Part 5''. For added hilarity, note that ''Part IV'' itself dealt with Lupin's attempts to annul his marriage to series newcomer (and rival thief) Rebecca Rossellini.]]
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* HilariousInHindsight: Riko Mine is [[spoiler:the great-granddaughter of Literature/ArseneLupin and her family name is a nod to Fujiko Mine of ''Franchise/LupinIII'' fame]], leading to plenty of speculation as to whether or not Riko is meant to also be [[spoiler:the child of Lupin and Fujiko]]. Fast-forward to 2018 and [[spoiler:''Anime/LupinIIIPart5'', dedicating a large portion of its run to exploring the relationship between Lupin and Fujiko, reveals that the pair actually wed (and divorced) in the interim between ''[[WesternAnimation/LupinIIITheItalianAdventure Part IV]]'' and ''Part 5''. Furthermore, the series ends with [[MaybeEverAfter the possibility]] of the pair having rekindled their romance, in stark contrast to [[WorkingWithTheEx how frosty the two were towards each other early on]]. For added hilarity, note that ''Part IV'' itself dealt with Lupin's attempts to annul his marriage to series newcomer (and rival thief) Rebecca Rossellini.]]
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* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: The opening "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=goB3BL3ZCCE Scarlet Ballet]]" by May'n.
** The theme music (named "Hysteria Mode") when Kinji activates his HSS in Episode 1.
** The battle music, [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wt4lgNfuX_g&list=PL71E03C201444830D&index=20 track 20]]
** The theme music (named "Hysteria Mode") when Kinji activates his HSS in Episode 1.
** The battle music, [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wt4lgNfuX_g&list=PL71E03C201444830D&index=20 track 20]]
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* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: [[https://hidannoaria.fandom.com/wiki/Hidan_no_Aria_Original_Soundtrack The opening "[[https://www.OST]] has [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=goB3BL3ZCCE Scarlet Ballet]]" by May'n.
com/playlist?list=PL71E03C201444830D quite a bit of this,]] with some of the more standout examples listed below.
** Thetheme music (named "Hysteria Mode") when Kinji activates his HSS in Episode 1.
** The battle music,opening theme, [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wt4lgNfuX_g&list=PL71E03C201444830D&index=20 com/watch?v=goB3BL3ZCCE "Scarlet Ballet"]] by May'n.
** "Hysteria Mode," the track20]]used when Kinji activates his HSS in Episode 1.
** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MpA6xZKQJU0 The piano- and string-centric battle music,]] [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wt4lgNfuX_g "Reki, Fire!"]]
** ''AA'' does not disappoint in this regard either, as indicated by [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R0LSnvv-zLw its main battle theme.]]
** The
** The battle music,
** "Hysteria Mode," the track
** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MpA6xZKQJU0 The piano- and string-centric battle music,]] [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wt4lgNfuX_g "Reki, Fire!"]]
** ''AA'' does not disappoint in this regard either, as indicated by [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R0LSnvv-zLw its main battle theme.]]
* HilariousInHindsight: Riko Mine is [[spoiler:the great-granddaughter of Literature/ArseneLupin and her family name is a nod to Fujiko Mine of ''Franchise/LupinIII'' fame]], leading to plenty of speculation as to whether or not Riko is meant to also be [[spoiler:the child of Lupin and Fujiko]]. Fast-forward to 2018 and [[spoiler:''Anime/LupinIIIPart5'', dedicating a large portion of its run to exploring the relationship between Lupin and Fujiko, reveals that the pair actually wed (and divorced) in the interim between ''[[WesternAnimation/LupinIIITheItalianAdventure Part IV]]'' and ''Part 5''. For added hilarity, note that ''Part IV'' itself dealt with Lupin's attempts to annul his marriage to series newcomer (and rival thief) Rebecca Rossellini.]]
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* SuspiciouslySimilarSong: Carl Orff's legendary "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FWiyKgeGWx0 O Fortuna]]" movement from his cantata "Carmina Burana" in episode 6, after Kinji opens a drawer brought in by Shirayuki when she moved in with Kinji and Aria.
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* SuspiciouslySimilarSong: Carl Orff's legendary "[[https://www.[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FWiyKgeGWx0 O Fortuna]]" "O Fortuna"]] movement from his cantata "Carmina Burana" in episode Episode 6, after Kinji opens a drawer brought in by Shirayuki when she moved in with Kinji and Aria.
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* {{Narm}}: The gurgling, growling, laughing noises that [[spoiler: Vampire!Werewolf!Vlad]] makes in the final episode of the anime.
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* {{Narm}}: The gurgling, growling, laughing noises that [[spoiler: Vampire!Werewolf!Vlad]] makes in the final episode of the anime.anime make him difficult to take seriously.
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* SpiritualAdaptation: A series about an ordinary guy with a hyper-competent counter-terrorist SplitPersonality, gained thanks to his family line, who gets involved (in more of a way) with a twintailed, pink-haired Japanese prodigy agent around his own age, who keeps a persistent BettyAndVeronica situation with another female friend of the main character? With all those premises, ''Aria'' could be perfectly considered ''ComicBook/SpyBoy'''s light novel adaptation.
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* SpiritualAdaptation: A series about an ordinary guy with a hyper-competent counter-terrorist SplitPersonality, gained thanks to his family line, who gets involved (in more of a then one way) with a twintailed, pink-haired Japanese prodigy agent around his own age, who keeps a persistent BettyAndVeronica situation with another female friend of the main character? With all those premises, ''Aria'' could be perfectly considered ''ComicBook/SpyBoy'''s light novel adaptation.
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* SpiritualAdaptation: A series about an ordinary guy with a hyper-competent counter-terrorist SplitPersonality, gained thanks to his family line, who gets involved (in more of a way) with a twintailed, pink-haired Japanese prodigy agent around his own age, who keeps a persistent BettyAndVeronica with another female friend of the main character? With all those premises, ''Aria'' could be perfectly considered ''ComicBook/SpyBoy'''s light novel adaptation.
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* SpiritualAdaptation: A series about an ordinary guy with a hyper-competent counter-terrorist SplitPersonality, gained thanks to his family line, who gets involved (in more of a way) with a twintailed, pink-haired Japanese prodigy agent around his own age, who keeps a persistent BettyAndVeronica situation with another female friend of the main character? With all those premises, ''Aria'' could be perfectly considered ''ComicBook/SpyBoy'''s light novel adaptation.
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* NeverLiveItDown: The fact that Aria is voiced by Creator/RieKugimiya.
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* NeverLiveItDown: The fact that the lead Aria is a ShanaClone voiced by Creator/RieKugimiya.Creator/RieKugimiya is pretty much the most known thing about the series.
* SpiritualAdaptation: A series about an ordinary guy with a hyper-competent counter-terrorist SplitPersonality, gained thanks to his family line, who gets involved (in more of a way) with a twintailed, pink-haired Japanese prodigy agent around his own age, who keeps a persistent BettyAndVeronica with another female friend of the main character? With all those premises, ''Aria'' could be perfectly considered ''ComicBook/SpyBoy'''s light novel adaptation.
* SpiritualAdaptation: A series about an ordinary guy with a hyper-competent counter-terrorist SplitPersonality, gained thanks to his family line, who gets involved (in more of a way) with a twintailed, pink-haired Japanese prodigy agent around his own age, who keeps a persistent BettyAndVeronica with another female friend of the main character? With all those premises, ''Aria'' could be perfectly considered ''ComicBook/SpyBoy'''s light novel adaptation.
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* CrowningMomentOfAwesome: When Reki pulls her BigDamnHeroes moment in Episode 3 by saving the students on the bus by shooting a bullet through the guard rails on the bridge, while the bus was moving, into the small bomb strapped to the bottom of the bus '''while in a blackhawk flying ''feet above the water'''''.
** Also, in Episode 1, Hysteria!Kinji ''shoots 6 bullets into 6 different uzi barrels'', detonating them.
* CrowningMusicOfAwesome: The opening "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=goB3BL3ZCCE Scarlet Ballet]]" by May'n.
** Also, in Episode 1, Hysteria!Kinji ''shoots 6 bullets into 6 different uzi barrels'', detonating them.
* CrowningMusicOfAwesome: The opening "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=goB3BL3ZCCE Scarlet Ballet]]" by May'n.
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* CrowningMomentOfAwesome: When Reki pulls her BigDamnHeroes moment in Episode 3 by saving the students on the bus by shooting a bullet through the guard rails on the bridge, while the bus was moving, into the small bomb strapped to the bottom of the bus '''while in a blackhawk flying ''feet above the water'''''.
** Also, in Episode 1, Hysteria!Kinji ''shoots 6 bullets into 6 different uzi barrels'', detonating them.
* CrowningMusicOfAwesome:SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: The opening "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=goB3BL3ZCCE Scarlet Ballet]]" by May'n.
** Also, in Episode 1, Hysteria!Kinji ''shoots 6 bullets into 6 different uzi barrels'', detonating them.
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** When Reki pulls her BigDamnHeroes moment in Episode 3 by saving the students on the bus by shooting a bullet through the guard rails on the bridge, while the bus was moving, into the small bomb strapped to the bottom of the bus '''while in a blackhawk flying ''feet above the water'''''.
** In Episode 1, Hysteria!Kinji ''shoots 6 bullets into 6 different uzi barrels'', detonating them.
** When Reki pulls her BigDamnHeroes moment in Episode 3 by saving the students on the bus by shooting a bullet through the guard rails on the bridge, while the bus was moving, into the small bomb strapped to the bottom of the bus '''while in a blackhawk flying ''feet above the water'''''.
** In Episode 1, Hysteria!Kinji ''shoots 6 bullets into 6 different uzi barrels'', detonating them.
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* TheWoobie: Riko Mine, no doubt. From losing her parents to spending years as Vlad's undernourished prisoner, to being used as one of his pawns, to having her rosary (the only keepsake she has left of her mother) stolen by Vlad (who knew perfectly well how much it meant to her), to end up being tortured by him after she tries to get it back. You can't help but feel sorry for her, despite her actions under Vlad's wing.
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* TheWoobie: Riko Mine, no doubt. From losing her parents to spending years as Vlad's undernourished prisoner, to being used as one of his pawns, to having her rosary (the only keepsake she has left of her mother) stolen by Vlad (who knew perfectly well how much it meant to her), to end ending up being tortured by him after she tries to get it back. You can't help but feel sorry for her, despite her actions under Vlad's wing.
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* TheWoobie: Riko Mine, no doubt. From losing her parents to spending years as Vlad's undernourished prisoner, to being used as one of his pawns, to having her rosary (the only keepsake she has left of her mother) stolen by Vlad (who knew perfectly well how much it meant to her), to end up being tortured by him after she tries to get it back. You can't help but feel sorry for her, despite her actions under Vlad's wing.
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* CrowningMusicOfAwesome: The opening "Scarlet Ballet" by May'n.
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* CrowningMusicOfAwesome: The opening "Scarlet Ballet" "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=goB3BL3ZCCE Scarlet Ballet]]" by May'n.
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** The battle music, [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wt4lgNfuX_g&list=PL71E03C201444830D&index=20 track 20]]
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* ViewerGenderConfusion: [[spoiler:By Volume 4 we get introduced to a girl named Kana who is actually Kinji's long dead brother, who cross dresses or probably have his gender altered so he can activate Hysteria Mode at will.]]
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* ViewerGenderConfusion: [[spoiler:By Volume 4 we get introduced to a girl named Kana who is actually Kinji's long dead brother, who cross dresses or probably have his gender altered so he can activate Hysteria Mode at will.]]
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* CrowningMomentOfAwesome: When Reki pulls her BigDamnHeroes moment in episode 3 by saving the students on the bus by shooting a bullet through the guard rails on the bridge, while the bus was moving, into the small bomb strapped to the bottom of the bus '''while in a blackhawk flying ''feet above the water'''''.
** Also, in Ep. 1 , Hysteria!Kinji ''shoots 6 bullets into 6 different uzi barrels'', detonating them.
* CrowningMusicOfAwesome: The opening ''Scarlet Ballet'' by May'n.
** The theme music (named "Hysteria Mode") when Kinji activates his HSS in episode 1.
** Also, in Ep. 1 , Hysteria!Kinji ''shoots 6 bullets into 6 different uzi barrels'', detonating them.
* CrowningMusicOfAwesome: The opening ''Scarlet Ballet'' by May'n.
** The theme music (named "Hysteria Mode") when Kinji activates his HSS in episode 1.
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* CrowningMomentOfAwesome: When Reki pulls her BigDamnHeroes moment in episode Episode 3 by saving the students on the bus by shooting a bullet through the guard rails on the bridge, while the bus was moving, into the small bomb strapped to the bottom of the bus '''while in a blackhawk flying ''feet above the water'''''.
** Also, inEp. 1 , Episode 1, Hysteria!Kinji ''shoots 6 bullets into 6 different uzi barrels'', detonating them.
* CrowningMusicOfAwesome: The opening''Scarlet Ballet'' "Scarlet Ballet" by May'n.
** The theme music (named "Hysteria Mode") when Kinji activates his HSS inepisode Episode 1.
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* NeverLiveItDown: The fact that Aria is voiced by RieKugimiya.Creator/RieKugimiya.
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-->'''Kinji:''' "Shirayuki brought these drawers here. There won't be any hazardous objects lying--"
-->*Kinji opens a drawer and gasps in shock as he discovers Shirayuki's massive collection of black and white underwear before immediately closing it*
-->'''Kinji:''' "There are... and they're hazardous to ''me''."
* ViewerGenderConfusion: [[spoiler:By volume 4 we get introduced to a girl named Kana who is actually Kinji's long dead brother, who cross dresses or probably have his gender altered so he can activate Hysteria Mode at will.]]
-->*Kinji opens a drawer and gasps in shock as he discovers Shirayuki's massive collection of black and white underwear before immediately closing it*
-->'''Kinji:''' "There are... and they're hazardous to ''me''."
* ViewerGenderConfusion: [[spoiler:By volume 4 we get introduced to a girl named Kana who is actually Kinji's long dead brother, who cross dresses or probably have his gender altered so he can activate Hysteria Mode at will.]]
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-->'''Kinji:''' "Shirayuki Shirayuki brought these drawers here. There won't be any hazardous objects lying--"
-->*Kinjilying--\\
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-->'''Kinji:''' "Thereit'']\\
'''Kinji:''' There are... and they're hazardous to''me''."
''me''.
* ViewerGenderConfusion: [[spoiler:Byvolume Volume 4 we get introduced to a girl named Kana who is actually Kinji's long dead brother, who cross dresses or probably have his gender altered so he can activate Hysteria Mode at will.]]
-->*Kinji
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-->'''Kinji:''' "There
'''Kinji:''' There are... and they're hazardous to
* ViewerGenderConfusion: [[spoiler:By
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** G3 in later volumes.
** G3 in later volumes.
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* SuspiciouslySimilarSong: Carl Orff's legendary "[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FWiyKgeGWx0 O Fortuna]]" movement from his cantata "Carmina Burana" in episode 6, after Kinji opens a drawer brought in by Shirayuki when she moved in with Kinji and Aria.
-->'''Kinji:''' "Shirayuki brought these drawers here. There won't be any hazardous objects lying--"
-->*Kinji opens a drawer and gasps in shock as he discovers Shirayuki's massive collection of black and white underwear before immediately closing it*
-->'''Kinji:''' "There are... and they're hazardous to ''me''."
-->'''Kinji:''' "Shirayuki brought these drawers here. There won't be any hazardous objects lying--"
-->*Kinji opens a drawer and gasps in shock as he discovers Shirayuki's massive collection of black and white underwear before immediately closing it*
-->'''Kinji:''' "There are... and they're hazardous to ''me''."
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* {{Narm}}: The gurgling, growling, laughing noises that [[spoiler: Vampire!Werewolf!Vlad]] makes in the final episode of the anime. [[note]]This troper saw the episode at an anime club with some friends, and we literally ''could not stop laughing'' every time we did it.[[/note]]
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* {{Narm}}: The gurgling, growling, laughing noises that [[spoiler: Vampire!Werewolf!Vlad]] makes in the final episode of the anime. [[note]]This troper saw the episode at an anime club with some friends, and we literally ''could not stop laughing'' every time we did it.[[/note]]
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* {{Narm}}: The gurgling, growling, laughing noises that [[spoiler: Vampire!Werewolf!Vlad Vampire!Werewolf!Vlad]] makes in the final episode of the anime. [[note]]This troper saw the episode at an anime club with some friends, and we literally ''could not stop laughing'' every time we did it.[[/note]]
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* CrowningMomentOfAwesome: When Reki pulls her BigDamnHeroes moment in episode 3 by saving the students on the bus by shooting a bullet through the guard rails on the bridge, while the bus was moving, into the small bomb strapped to the bottom of the bus '''while in a blackhawk flying ''feet above the water'''''.
** Also, in Ep. 1 , Hysteria!Kinji ''shoots 6 bullets into 6 different uzi barrels'', detonating them.
* CrowningMusicOfAwesome: The opening ''Scarlet Ballet'' by May'n.
** The theme music (named "Hysteria Mode") when Kinji activates his HSS in episode 1.
* EnsembleDarkhorse: Jeanne d'Arc.
* NeverLiveItDown: The fact that Aria is voiced by RieKugimiya.
* ViewerGenderConfusion: [[spoiler:By volume 4 we get introduced to a girl named Kana who is actually Kinji's long dead brother, who cross dresses or probably have his gender altered so he can activate Hysteria Mode at will.]]
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** Also, in Ep. 1 , Hysteria!Kinji ''shoots 6 bullets into 6 different uzi barrels'', detonating them.
* CrowningMusicOfAwesome: The opening ''Scarlet Ballet'' by May'n.
** The theme music (named "Hysteria Mode") when Kinji activates his HSS in episode 1.
* EnsembleDarkhorse: Jeanne d'Arc.
* NeverLiveItDown: The fact that Aria is voiced by RieKugimiya.
* ViewerGenderConfusion: [[spoiler:By volume 4 we get introduced to a girl named Kana who is actually Kinji's long dead brother, who cross dresses or probably have his gender altered so he can activate Hysteria Mode at will.]]
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