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* IdiotPlot: Episode 6 quickly becomes this, when the characters only at the very end after the help of Sakurako understand that the text "I'm sorry I chose another" is not a suicide note.
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* SpiritualAdaptation: Most viewers find the show having a similar concept to ''Series/{{Bones}}'' though Sakurako is warmer than Temperance Brennan.
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* SpiritualAdaptation: Most viewers find the show having a similar concept to ''Series/{{Bones}}'' though Sakurako is warmer than Temperance Brennan. There was even crossover promotion between the two series in Japan.
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* {{Squick}}: Not everyone may like the "corpse" hobby of Sakurako, especially during the scenes, when she enthusiastically tells about how worms eating corpse or tries to take human skull as a trophy.
** Moreover, in episode 8, the heroes come to the conclusion that the previous natural science teacher kept in the school room [[spoiler: the skeleton of his lover, who also was his half-sister.]] And the plot depicts this as an exciting romantic line.
* SugarWiki/VisualEffectsOfAwesome: This is TROYCA's anime, so that the drawing, the use of computer graphics and animation is at a fairly high level.
** Moreover, in episode 8, the heroes come to the conclusion that the previous natural science teacher kept in the school room [[spoiler: the skeleton of his lover, who also was his half-sister.]] And the plot depicts this as an exciting romantic line.
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** Not everyone may like the "corpse" hobby of Sakurako, especially during the scenes, when she enthusiastically tells about how worms eating corpse or tries to take human skull as a trophy.
**Moreover, in In episode 8, the heroes come to the conclusion that the previous natural science teacher kept in the school room [[spoiler: the skeleton of his lover, who also was his half-sister.]] And the plot depicts this as an exciting romantic line.
* SugarWiki/VisualEffectsOfAwesome: This is TROYCA's anime, so that the drawing, the use of computer graphics and animation is at a fairly highlevel.level.
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** It's hard to take the emotional scene in episode 5 between Sakurako, the man who [[spoiler:displayed the arsenic-tinted painting]], and his wife when she's gasping at every other word coming out of Sakurako's mouth.
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** It's hard to take the emotional scene in episode 5 between Sakurako, the man who [[spoiler:displayed the arsenic-tinted painting]], and his wife seriously when she's gasping at every other word coming out of Sakurako's mouth.
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* IdiotPlot: Episode 6 quickly becomes this, when the characters only at the very end after the help of Sakurako understand that the text "I'm sorry I chose another" is not a suicide note.
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* IdiotPlot: Episode 6 quickly becomes this, when the characters only at the very end after the help of Sakurako understand that the text "I'm sorry I chose another" is not a suicide note.
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* CompleteMonster (anime): The mysterious painter Hanabusa, known as "The Sphenoider", is the shadowy [[BigBad mastermind]] behind many of the cases. Obsessed with the sphenoid bone, Hanabusa's modus operandi is to get close to potential accomplices and [[TheCorrupter corrupt them]]. Once [[ManipulativeBastard he gains their full trust]] as some type of angel, he abuses them for pleasure, such as giving them a scar shape like a butterfly, before convincing them to commit heinous crimes for him such as murder or suicide, claiming this will give the victims butterfly wings to be "[[DeadlyEuphemism free]]". Once the crime is done, Hanabusa takes the sphenoid bone from the corpses and adds it to [[CreepySouvenir his collection]]. By the time of the story, he's responsible for countless cold cases which he orchestrated and sets his eyes on Sakurako and Shoutaro after they foiled a number of his plans. A twisted man, Hanabusa is a criminal genius who will stop at nothing to fulfill his dark obsession.
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* EarWorm: The anime's OP/ED songs.
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* AdaptationDisplacement: Most who were able to watch the anime/read the manga wouldn't know that it started as a novel series.
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* IdiotPlot: Episode 6 quickly becomes this, when the characters only at the very end after the help of Sakurako understand that the text "I'm sorry I chose another" is not a suicide note.note.
* VisualEffectsOfAwesome: This is TROYCA's anime, so that the drawing, the use of computer graphics and animation is at a fairly high level.
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** Moreover, in episode 8, the heroes come to the conclusion that the previous natural science teacher kept in the school room [[spoiler: the skeleton of his lover, who also was his half-sister.]] And the plot depicts this as an exciting romantic line.
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* SpiritualAdaptation: Most viewers find the show having a similar concept to ''Series/{{Bones}}'' though Sakurako is warmer than Temperance Brennan.
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* SpiritualAdaptation: Most viewers find the show having a similar concept to ''Series/{{Bones}}'' though Sakurako is warmer than Temperance Brennan.Brennan.
* {{Squick}}: Not everyone may like the "corpse" hobby of Sakurako, especially during the scenes, when she enthusiastically tells about how worms eating corpse or tries to take human skull as a trophy.
* IdiotPlot: Episode 6 quickly becomes this, when the characters only at the very end after the help of Sakurako understand that the text "I'm sorry I chose another" is not a suicide note.
* {{Squick}}: Not everyone may like the "corpse" hobby of Sakurako, especially during the scenes, when she enthusiastically tells about how worms eating corpse or tries to take human skull as a trophy.
* IdiotPlot: Episode 6 quickly becomes this, when the characters only at the very end after the help of Sakurako understand that the text "I'm sorry I chose another" is not a suicide note.
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* MarySue: What most people feel about Sakurako's deductions that go beyond her osteology training and forensic skills she learned from her uncle. To elaborate: whenever a "mystery" shows up, she nearly always guesses correctly about everything that happened the first time, to the point that it seems like she's the only person allowed to be competent InUniverse. While just dealing with bones is okay, she manages to do the same thing with cases having minimal relation to her field of expertise. It's cemented by how side characters are treated: The PoliceAreUseless, and when side characters get the chance to solve their own mysteries, it usually ends up being a ShaggyDogStory. One notorious example: [[spoiler:In Episode 7, it's taken Yuriko nearly 20 minutes to find out what happened with the disappearing woman and the ring she left behind. When she runs into Sakurako, she solves the case in under two minutes]]. Even [[{{Deuteragonist}} Shotaro]] is nearly reduced to uselessness during the "mystery-solving" scenes.
* {{Narm}}: [[CatchPhrase "Now, let us solve the mystery!"]] and the accompanying CGI graphic: [[VisualEffectsOfAwesome awesome]] the first time, {{Narm}}y as hell [[OnceAnEpisode the fifth or sixth]].
* {{Narm}}: [[CatchPhrase "Now, let us solve the mystery!"]] and the accompanying CGI graphic: [[VisualEffectsOfAwesome awesome]] the first time, {{Narm}}y as hell [[OnceAnEpisode the fifth or sixth]].
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** It's hard to take the emotional scene in episode 5 between Sakurako, the man who [[spoiler:displayed the arsenic-tinted painting]], and his wife when she's gasping at every other word coming out of Sakurako's mouth.
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** It's hard to take the emotional scene in episode 5 between Sakurako, the man who [[spoiler:displayed the arsenic-tinted painting]], and his wife when she's gasping at every other word coming out of Sakurako's mouth.mouth.
* SpiritualAdaptation: Most viewers find the show having a similar concept to ''Series/{{Bones}}'' though Sakurako is warmer than Temperance Brennan.
* SpiritualAdaptation: Most viewers find the show having a similar concept to ''Series/{{Bones}}'' though Sakurako is warmer than Temperance Brennan.
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* Narm: {{Narm}}: [[CatchPhrase "Now, let us solve the mystery!"]] and the accompanying CGI graphic: [[VisualEffectsOfAwesome awesome]] the first time, Narmy {{Narm}}y as hell [[OnceAnEpisode the fifth or sixth]].
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* MarySue: What most people feel about Sakurako's deductions that go beyond her osteology training. To elaborate: whenever a "mystery" shows up, she nearly always guesses correctly about everything that happened the first time, to the point that it seems like she's the only person allowed to be competent InUniverse. While just dealing with bones is okay, she manages to do the same thing with cases having minimal relation to her field of expertise. It's cemented by how side characters are treated: The PoliceAreUseless, and when side characters get the chance to solve their own mysteries, it usually ends up being a ShaggyDogStory. One notorious example: [[spoiler:In Episode 7, it's taken Yuriko nearly 20 minutes to find out what happened with the disappearing woman and the ring she left behind. When she runs into Sakurako, she solves the case in under two minutes]]. Even [[{{Deuteragonist}} Shotaro]] is nearly reduced to uselessness during the "mystery-solving" scenes.
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* MarySue: What most people feel about Sakurako's deductions that go beyond her osteology training.training and forensic skills she learned from her uncle. To elaborate: whenever a "mystery" shows up, she nearly always guesses correctly about everything that happened the first time, to the point that it seems like she's the only person allowed to be competent InUniverse. While just dealing with bones is okay, she manages to do the same thing with cases having minimal relation to her field of expertise. It's cemented by how side characters are treated: The PoliceAreUseless, and when side characters get the chance to solve their own mysteries, it usually ends up being a ShaggyDogStory. One notorious example: [[spoiler:In Episode 7, it's taken Yuriko nearly 20 minutes to find out what happened with the disappearing woman and the ring she left behind. When she runs into Sakurako, she solves the case in under two minutes]]. Even [[{{Deuteragonist}} Shotaro]] is nearly reduced to uselessness during the "mystery-solving" scenes.
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* AssPull: In Episode 2, when [[spoiler:Shotaro gets cornered by the knife-wielding drug addict, a possible AssPull in and of itself]], he [[spoiler:manages to easily subdue the crazed man before [[NewPowersAsThePlotDemands revealing himself to be a karate black belt]]]]. What makes this more egregrious than your standard example is the sheer lack of effort required to fix it: a simple couple of throwaway lines could suffice for sufficient foreshadowing.
* MarySue: What most people feel about Sakurako's deductions that go beyond her osteology training. To elaborate: whenever a "mystery" shows up, she nearly always guesses correctly about everything that happened the first time, to the point that it seems like she's the only person allowed to be competent InUniverse. While just dealing with bones is okay, she manages to do the same thing with cases having minimal relation to her field of expertise. It's cemented by how side characters are treated: The PoliceAreUseless, and when side characters get the chance to solve their own mysteries, it usually ends up being a ShaggyDogStory. One notorious example: [[spoiler:In Episode 7, it's taken Yuriko nearly 20 minutes to find out what happened with the disappearing woman and the ring she left behind. When she runs into Sakurako, she solves the case in under two minutes]]. Even [[{{Deuteragonist}} Shotaro]] is nearly reduced to uselessness during the "mystery-solving" scenes.
* Narm: [[CatchPhrase "Now, let us solve the mystery!"]] and the accompanying CGI graphic: [[VisualEffectsOfAwesome awesome]] the first time, Narmy as hell [[OnceAnEpisode the fifth or sixth]].
** It's hard to take the emotional scene in episode 5 between Sakurako, the man who [[spoiler:displayed the arsenic-tinted painting]], and his wife when she's gasping at every other word coming out of Sakurako's mouth.
* MarySue: What most people feel about Sakurako's deductions that go beyond her osteology training. To elaborate: whenever a "mystery" shows up, she nearly always guesses correctly about everything that happened the first time, to the point that it seems like she's the only person allowed to be competent InUniverse. While just dealing with bones is okay, she manages to do the same thing with cases having minimal relation to her field of expertise. It's cemented by how side characters are treated: The PoliceAreUseless, and when side characters get the chance to solve their own mysteries, it usually ends up being a ShaggyDogStory. One notorious example: [[spoiler:In Episode 7, it's taken Yuriko nearly 20 minutes to find out what happened with the disappearing woman and the ring she left behind. When she runs into Sakurako, she solves the case in under two minutes]]. Even [[{{Deuteragonist}} Shotaro]] is nearly reduced to uselessness during the "mystery-solving" scenes.
* Narm: [[CatchPhrase "Now, let us solve the mystery!"]] and the accompanying CGI graphic: [[VisualEffectsOfAwesome awesome]] the first time, Narmy as hell [[OnceAnEpisode the fifth or sixth]].
** It's hard to take the emotional scene in episode 5 between Sakurako, the man who [[spoiler:displayed the arsenic-tinted painting]], and his wife when she's gasping at every other word coming out of Sakurako's mouth.
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