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* MexicansLoveSpeedyGonzales: American fans of the series seem to quite enjoy K-san, the crazy American manager of Bad Luck who has a habit of carrying guns everywhere and threatening people with them in situations where a stern talking to would probably get the job done.
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The trope's been cut by TRS.
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* AlternateCharacterInterpretation: Whether or not Yuki is a BastardBoyfriend.
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* AlternateCharacterInterpretation: Whether or not Yuki is a BastardBoyfriend.bad boyfriend.
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* FunnyAneurysmMoment: In an early chapter, Shuichi [[spoiler:gets into a fight with Hiro at school.]] Shuichi goes to Yuki's house to avoid his mother seeing him all beaten up. When Yuki sees him, he jokingly asks if he had been gangbanged in gym class. A few chapters later, [[spoiler:Shuichi actually does get gang raped.]]
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* FunnyAneurysmMoment: HarsherInHindsight: In an early chapter, Shuichi [[spoiler:gets into a fight with Hiro at school.]] Shuichi goes to Yuki's house to avoid his mother seeing him all beaten up. When Yuki sees him, he jokingly asks if he had been gangbanged in gym class. A few chapters later, [[spoiler:Shuichi actually does get gang raped.]]
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* HoYay: It's a yaoi. This should be a given.
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* UnfortunateImplications: The use of rape in the story comes off as GratuitousRape and an insensitive treatment of the subject for many.
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* UnfortunateImplications: The use of rape in the story comes off as GratuitousRape and an insensitive treatment of the subject for many.
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* CrowningMusicOfAwesome: Most of it.
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* UnfortunateImplications: The treatment of rape in this series is often seen as '''extremely''' offensive. A glaring example would be [[spoiler: Shuichi being brutally gangraped by Yuki's bitter rival Taki Aizawa and his group, who do this ''specifically'' as revenge against Yuki... and he shows next to none emotional repercussions afterwards. (It's not even asking for a total sobbing/suicidal breakdown from Shuichi's part, but ''at least'' for him to acknowledge that it was a bad experience -- instead of just smiling and being apparently "fine".)]]
** To be fair, though, it's still treated as a bad thing.
** It should be noted that [[spoiler: the rape is treated as "white knight" moment for Yuki so he can beat up Taki, and not the emotionally devastating moment it should be for Shuichi.]] Not to mention that [[spoiler: although Shuichi is said to be in pain, he's never shown going to a hospital and is implied to be fine a day or so later (and left alone for hours)...after being gang raped by two or three men.]]
** And [[spoiler: having a person raped as revenge against another? Specially when the rape victim is the partner who is seen as the "consenting" and "passive" one, and often [[{{Wimpification}} wimpified]] to resemble a stereotypical and unrealistic view of [[WomenAreDelicate women as frail little things]]?]] Kinda... crass.
** Also just the general romance can come across as disturbing or emotionally abusive to both Yuki and Shuichi at times, with Shuichi following Yuki around (borderline stalking him) at first. More so, throughout the manga and anime Yuki is abrasive and cold to Shuichi [[spoiler: and has shades of sexual assault in the manga, such as when Shuichi has a cold early on and only the direct word "Stop" causes Yuki to get his hand out of the former's pants (literally) despite obvious protests from Shuichi and the dialogue following their first sexual encounter]], to the point that one could begin questioning what they see in each other at all.
** To be fair, though, it's still treated as a bad thing.
** It should be noted that [[spoiler: the rape is treated as "white knight" moment for Yuki so he can beat up Taki, and not the emotionally devastating moment it should be for Shuichi.]] Not to mention that [[spoiler: although Shuichi is said to be in pain, he's never shown going to a hospital and is implied to be fine a day or so later (and left alone for hours)...after being gang raped by two or three men.]]
** And [[spoiler: having a person raped as revenge against another? Specially when the rape victim is the partner who is seen as the "consenting" and "passive" one, and often [[{{Wimpification}} wimpified]] to resemble a stereotypical and unrealistic view of [[WomenAreDelicate women as frail little things]]?]] Kinda... crass.
** Also just the general romance can come across as disturbing or emotionally abusive to both Yuki and Shuichi at times, with Shuichi following Yuki around (borderline stalking him) at first. More so, throughout the manga and anime Yuki is abrasive and cold to Shuichi [[spoiler: and has shades of sexual assault in the manga, such as when Shuichi has a cold early on and only the direct word "Stop" causes Yuki to get his hand out of the former's pants (literally) despite obvious protests from Shuichi and the dialogue following their first sexual encounter]], to the point that one could begin questioning what they see in each other at all.
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* AlternateCharacterInterpretation: Whether or not Yuki is a BastardBoyfriend.
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* NeedsMoreLove
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** [[spoiler: During one of his drinking binges, Kitazawa molested a sixteen-year-old Yuki Eiri and hired some local thugs to ''gang-rape'' Eiri while he watched.]]
* UnfortunateImplications: The treatment of rape in this series is often seen as '''extremely''' offensive. A glaring example would be [[spoiler: Shuichi being brutally gangraped by Yuki's bitter rival Taki Aizawa and his group, who do this ''specifically'' as revenge against Yuki... and he shows next to none emotionalrepercusions repercussions afterwards. (It's not even asking for a total sobbing/suicidal breakdown from Shuichi's part, but ''at least'' for him to aknowledge acknowledge that it was a bad experience -- instead of just smiling and being apparently "fine".)]]
* UnfortunateImplications: The treatment of rape in this series is often seen as '''extremely''' offensive. A glaring example would be [[spoiler: Shuichi being brutally gangraped by Yuki's bitter rival Taki Aizawa and his group, who do this ''specifically'' as revenge against Yuki... and he shows next to none emotional
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* UnfortunateImplications: The treatment of rape in this series is often seen as '''extremely''' offensive. A glaring example would be [[spoiler: Shuichi being brutally gangraped by Yuki's bitter rival Taki Aizawa and his group, who do this ''specifically'' as revenge against Yuki... and he shows next to none emotional repercusions afterwards.]] (It's not even asking for a total sobbing/suicidal breakdown from Shuichi's part, but ''at least'' for him to aknowledge that it was a bad experience -- instead of just smiling and being apparently "fine".)]]
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** [[spoiler: It should be noted that the rape is treated as "white knight" moment for Yuki so he can beat up Taki and not the emotionally devastating moment it should be for Shuichi. Not to mention that although Shuichi is said to be in pain, he's never shown going to a hospital and is implied to be fine a day or so later (and left alone for hours)...after being gang raped by two or three men.]]
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** [[spoiler: It should be noted that [[spoiler: the rape is treated as "white knight" moment for Yuki so he can beat up Taki Taki, and not the emotionally devastating moment it should be for Shuichi. Shuichi.]] Not to mention that [[spoiler: although Shuichi is said to be in pain, he's never shown going to a hospital and is implied to be fine a day or so later (and left alone for hours)...after being gang raped by two or three men.]]]]
** And [[spoiler: having a person raped as revenge against another? Specially when the rape victim is the partner who is seen as the "consenting" and "passive" one, and often [[{{Wimpification}} wimpified]] to resemble a stereotypical and unrealistic view of [[WomenAreDelicate women as frail little things]]?]] Kinda... crass.
** And [[spoiler: having a person raped as revenge against another? Specially when the rape victim is the partner who is seen as the "consenting" and "passive" one, and often [[{{Wimpification}} wimpified]] to resemble a stereotypical and unrealistic view of [[WomenAreDelicate women as frail little things]]?]] Kinda... crass.
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-->'''Ryuichi''': (hiding under Touma's desk and holding up his stuffed bear) ''MR. BEAR'' SAYS SLEEPY SLEEPY TOUMA!
-->'''Ryuichi''': (hiding under Touma's desk and holding up his stuffed bear) ''MR. BEAR'' SAYS SLEEPY SLEEPY TOUMA!
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** Also just the general romance can come across as disturbing or emotionally abusive to both Yuki and Shuichi at times, with Shuichi following Yuki around (borderline stalking him) at first. More so, throughout the manga and anime Yuki is abrasive and cold to Shuichi [[spoiler: and has shades of sexual assault in the manga, such as when Shuichi has a cold early on and only the direct word "Stop" causes him to get his hand out of the latter's pants (literally) despite obvious protests from Shuichi and the dialogue following their first sexual encounter]], to the point that one could begin questioning what they see in each other at all.
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** Also just the general romance can come across as disturbing or emotionally abusive to both Yuki and Shuichi at times, with Shuichi following Yuki around (borderline stalking him) at first. More so, throughout the manga and anime Yuki is abrasive and cold to Shuichi [[spoiler: and has shades of sexual assault in the manga, such as when Shuichi has a cold early on and only the direct word "Stop" causes him Yuki to get his hand out of the latter's former's pants (literally) despite obvious protests from Shuichi and the dialogue following their first sexual encounter]], to the point that one could begin questioning what they see in each other at all.
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** Also just the general romance can come across as disturbing or emotionally abusive to both Yuki and Shuichi at times, with Shuichi following Yuki around (borderline stalking him) at first, and throughout the manga and anime Yuki is abrasive and cold to Shuichi [[spoiler: and has shades of sexual assault in the manga, such as when Shuichi has a cold early on and only the direct word "Stop" causes him to despite obvious protests from Shuichi]], to the point that one could begin questioning what they see in each other at all.
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** Also just the general romance can come across as disturbing or emotionally abusive to both Yuki and Shuichi at times, with Shuichi following Yuki around (borderline stalking him) at first, and first. More so, throughout the manga and anime Yuki is abrasive and cold to Shuichi [[spoiler: and has shades of sexual assault in the manga, such as when Shuichi has a cold early on and only the direct word "Stop" causes him to get his hand out of the latter's pants (literally) despite obvious protests from Shuichi]], Shuichi and the dialogue following their first sexual encounter]], to the point that one could begin questioning what they see in each other at all.
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**[[spoiler: It should be noted that the rape is treated as "white knight" moment for Yuki so he can beat up Taki and not the emotionally devastating moment it should be for Shuichi. Not to mention that although Shuichi is said to be in pain, he's never shown going to a hospital and is implied to be fine a day or so later (and left alone for hours)...after being gang raped by two or three men.]]
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** To be fair, though, it's still treated as a bad thing.
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* MoralEventHorizon: Taki Aizama [[spoiler: beating up and raping Shuichi to get at Yuki.]]
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-->'''Ryuichi''': (hiding under Touma's desk and holding up his stuffed bear) ''MR. BEAR'' SAYS SLEEPY SLEEPY TOHMA!
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-->'''Ryuichi''': (hiding under Touma's desk and holding up his stuffed bear) ''MR. BEAR'' SAYS SLEEPY SLEEPY TOHMA! TOUMA!
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* UnfortunateImplications: The treatment of rape in this series is often seen as '''extremely''' offensive. A glaring example would be [[spoiler: Shuichi being brutally gangraped by Yuki's rival... bitter rival Taki Aizawa and showing his group, who do this ''specifically'' as revenge against Yuki... and he shows next to none emotional repercusions afterwards.]]
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* UnfortunateImplications: The treatment of rape in this series is often seen as '''extremely''' offensive. A glaring example would be [[spoiler: Shuichi being brutally gangraped by Yuki's rival... and showing next to none emotional repercusions afterwards.]]
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* HoYay: It's a yaoi. This should be a given.