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* FandomRivalry: The 2018 series has a one-sided one with the ''{{Anime/DragonBallSuper}}'' fandom, because they blame it for the series ending and taking its Japanese TV time slot.
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* FandomRivalry: The 2018 series has a one-sided one with the ''{{Anime/DragonBallSuper}}'' ''{{Anime/Dragon Ball Super}}'' fandom, because they blame it for the series ending and taking its Japanese TV time slot.
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* FandomRivalry: The 2018 series has a one-sided one with the ''{{Anime/DragonBallSuper}}'' fandom, because they blame it for the series ending and taking its Japanese TV time slot.
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* EnsembleDarkhorse: Neko Musume is without a doubt the most well-known outside of Japan. Many people know her without knowing the series.
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* EnsembleDarkhorse: Neko Musume is without a doubt the most well-known outside of Japan. Many people know her without knowing the series. Turned UpToEleven with the 2018 anime in Western territories, more than partly due to it having a readily available English release.
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* OlderThanTheyThink: Western viewers were certain that the Youtuber causing trouble by breaking talismans in the 2018 premiere was supposed to be a callout on the Logan Paul incident, and even nicknamed him as such. In reality, it was a common plot in the series to show reckless humans messing with things they thought were harmless and paying the price; this version just added in a social media component to keep up with the times. Given the AnimationLeadTime (the Logan Paul video had been posted 4 months prior to the premiere), it's unlikely it was a direct reference, but the ValuesResonance definitely makes it stick out.
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* HeartwarmingInHindsight: When asked by people why he helps out humans so much, Kitaro responds that it's because a man named Mizuki was kind to him and his people when they needed it. You could probably say the same of youkai tales in general, due to "some guy named (Shigeru) Mizuki" contributing to youkai tales being popular with the public again instead of letting those tales die out.
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* {{Anvilicious}}: The 2018 series hits you on the head with a big one right out the gate: don't play in traffic, and ''never'' put SocialMediaBeforeReason.
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** Even better: ''Kitaro's Night Tales'' featured a beautiful cat girl named [[MeaningfulName Neko]] for several chapters. Aside from her reactions to rats or ratlike things, she otherwise looked like a regular human girl.
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** Even better: ''Kitaro's Night Tales'' featured a beautiful cat girl named [[MeaningfulName Neko]] for several chapters. Aside from her reactions to rats or ratlike things, she otherwise looked like a regular human girl. Perhaps her ''Hakaba'' counterpart started leaking into her design?
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* HilariousInHindsight:
** Episode 89 of the 90s adaptation had Neko Musume becoming insecure about her young age, and going through a PlotRelevantAgeUp thanks to the powers of the MonsterOfTheWeek. This becomes ironic considering her actual AgeLift in her 2018 incarnation.
** Episode 89 of the 90s adaptation had Neko Musume becoming insecure about her young age, and going through a PlotRelevantAgeUp thanks to the powers of the MonsterOfTheWeek. This becomes ironic considering her actual AgeLift in her 2018 incarnation.
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* HilariousInHindsight:
**HilariousInHindsight: Episode 89 of the 90s adaptation had Neko Musume becoming insecure about her young age, and going through a PlotRelevantAgeUp thanks to the powers of the MonsterOfTheWeek. This becomes ironic considering her actual AgeLift in her 2018 incarnation.
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* HilariousInHindsight: Episode 89 of the 90s adaptation had Neko Musume becoming insecure about her young age, and going through a PlotRelevantAgeUp thanks to the powers of the MonsterOfTheWeek. This becomes ironic considering her actual AgeLift in her 2018 incarnation.
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* HilariousInHindsight: HilariousInHindsight:
** Episode 89 of the 90s adaptation had Neko Musume becoming insecure about her young age, and going through a PlotRelevantAgeUp thanks to the powers of the MonsterOfTheWeek. This becomes ironic considering her actual AgeLift in her 2018incarnation.incarnation.
** Even better: ''Kitaro's Night Tales'' featured a beautiful cat girl named [[MeaningfulName Neko]] for several chapters. Aside from her reactions to rats or ratlike things, she otherwise looked like a regular human girl.
** Episode 89 of the 90s adaptation had Neko Musume becoming insecure about her young age, and going through a PlotRelevantAgeUp thanks to the powers of the MonsterOfTheWeek. This becomes ironic considering her actual AgeLift in her 2018
** Even better: ''Kitaro's Night Tales'' featured a beautiful cat girl named [[MeaningfulName Neko]] for several chapters. Aside from her reactions to rats or ratlike things, she otherwise looked like a regular human girl.
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* CounterpartComparison: Was frequently compared to ''Anime/YokaiWatch'' during TheNewTens, since both of them are franchises centered around Youkai. ''Yo-Kai Watch'', however, [[LighterAndSofter is much more kid-friendly]]...at least until ''[[DarkerAndEdgier Shadowside]]'' came around.
* CultClassic: The franchise has only managed to reach cult status outside of Japan, though it's slowly becoming more popular thanks to it's official Crunchyroll subs.
* CultClassic: The franchise has only managed to reach cult status outside of Japan, though it's slowly becoming more popular thanks to it's official Crunchyroll subs.
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* CounterpartComparison: Was frequently compared to ''Anime/YokaiWatch'' during TheNewTens, since both of them are franchises centered around Youkai. ''Yo-Kai Watch'', however, [[LighterAndSofter is much more kid-friendly]]...at least until ''[[DarkerAndEdgier ''[[Anime/YokaiWatchShadowside Shadowside]]'' came around.
* CultClassic: The franchise has only managed to reach cult status outside of Japan, though it's slowly becoming more popular thanks toit's the 2008 anime and especially the 2018 anime with its official Crunchyroll subs.
* CultClassic: The franchise has only managed to reach cult status outside of Japan, though it's slowly becoming more popular thanks to
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* HillariousInHindsight: HilariousInHindsight: Episode 89 of the 90s adaptation had Neko Musume becoming insecure about her young age, and going through a PlotRelevantAgeUp thanks to the powers of the MonsterofTheWeek. MonsterOfTheWeek. This becomes ironic considering her actual Agelift AgeLift in her 2018 incarnation.
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* CultClassic: The franchise has only managed to reach cult status outside of Japan.
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: In Japanese mythology, the Nurarihyon is a rather benign yōkai best known for being a moocher. ''Manga/GeGeGeNoKitaro'' reinterprets him as a devious villain.
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: In Japanese mythology, the Nurarihyon is a rather benign yōkai best known for being a moocher. ''Manga/GeGeGeNoKitaro'' reinterprets him as a devious villain.villain with FantasticRacism against humans.
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* CounterpartComparison: Recently has become this with ''Anime/YokaiWatch'', since both of them are franchises centered around Youkai. Yo-Kai watch, however, [[LighterAndSofter is much more kid-friendly]]...at least until ''[[DarkerAndEdgier Shadowside]]'' came around.
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* CounterpartComparison: Recently has become this with ''Anime/YokaiWatch'', Was frequently compared to ''Anime/YokaiWatch'' during TheNewTens, since both of them are franchises centered around Youkai. Yo-Kai watch, ''Yo-Kai Watch'', however, [[LighterAndSofter is much more kid-friendly]]...at least until ''[[DarkerAndEdgier Shadowside]]'' came around.
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* CounterpartComparison: Recently has become this with ''Anime/YoKaiWatch'', since both of them are franchises centered around Youkai. Yo-Kai watch, however, [[LighterAndSofter is much more kid-friendly]].
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* CounterpartComparison: Recently has become this with ''Anime/YoKaiWatch'', ''Anime/YokaiWatch'', since both of them are franchises centered around Youkai. Yo-Kai watch, however, [[LighterAndSofter is much more kid-friendly]].kid-friendly]]...at least until ''[[DarkerAndEdgier Shadowside]]'' came around.
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** Considering the subject matter, this doubles as HellIsThatNoise.
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation--In Japanese mythology, the Nurarihyon is a rather benign yōkai best known for being a moocher. ''Manga/GeGeGeNoKitaro'' reinterprets him as a devious villain.
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* MemeticMutation--[[http://knowyourmeme.com/memes/beako-damn-all-you-lolicon You damn lolicons!]]
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* MemeticMutation--[[http://knowyourmeme.MemeticMutation: [[http://knowyourmeme.com/memes/beako-damn-all-you-lolicon You damn lolicons!]]
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* SuperlativeDubbing: The series' had a relatively large following in Latin America thanks to the dub version of the 1996 series, much like other series' having been dubbed in the early to late 90s (like Anime/DragonBallZ, ''Anime/SailorMoon'' or Manga/SlamDunk, to name a few).
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* SuperlativeDubbing: The series' had a relatively large following in Latin America thanks to the dub version of the 1996 series, much like other series' having been dubbed in the early to late 90s (like Anime/DragonBallZ, ''Anime/DragonBallZ'', ''Anime/SailorMoon'' or Manga/SlamDunk, ''Manga/SlamDunk'', to name a few).
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* SuperlativeDubbing: The series' had a relatively large following in Latin America thanks to the dub version of the 1996 series, much like other series' having been dubbed in the early to late 90s (like DragonBallZ, ''Anime/SailorMoon'' or SlamDunk, to name a few).
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* SuperlativeDubbing: The series' had a relatively large following in Latin America thanks to the dub version of the 1996 series, much like other series' having been dubbed in the early to late 90s (like DragonBallZ, Anime/DragonBallZ, ''Anime/SailorMoon'' or SlamDunk, Manga/SlamDunk, to name a few).
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* SuperlativeDubbing: The series' had a relatively large following in Latin America thanks to the dub version of the 1996 series, much like other series' having been dubbed in the early to late 90s (like DragonBallZ, SailorMoon ''Anime/SailorMoon'' or SlamDunk, to name a few).
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* EnsembleDarkhorse: Neko Musume is without a doubt the most well-known outside of Japan. Many people know her without knowing the series.
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* EarWorm: ''Ge... ge... ge ge ge no [[HaveAGayOldTime geee...]]''
** Considering the subject matter, this doubles as HellIsThatNoise.
* FetishFuel--Aoi, the beautiful yuki-onna from the 2007 series.
* MemeticMutation--[[http://knowyourmeme.com/memes/beako-damn-all-you-lolicon You damn lolicons!]]
* NightmareFuel: Some of the more evil youkai are ''creepy''.
* EarWorm: ''Ge... ge... ge ge ge no [[HaveAGayOldTime geee...]]''
** Considering the subject matter, this doubles as HellIsThatNoise.
* FetishFuel--Aoi, the beautiful yuki-onna from the 2007 series.
* MemeticMutation--[[http://knowyourmeme.com/memes/beako-damn-all-you-lolicon You damn lolicons!]]
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